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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
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party Yesterday, was taken Suddenly III,
three best physicians IN Memphis sent for
10 die he replied that he had been eating
all day at the Mos Rose cafe, which was
the coolest and incest place he had ever
seen, and the delicacics were unsurpassed
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Rector OF 81. Luke's ch
Hot Springs, Ark, July IA.
FIRE AT $40 A. M.
Total Destruction OF Patrick Mullery's
House on Orleans Street.

House on Orlehnb street
Fire at $40 O'Clock this morning de-
stroyed the residence Of Mr. Patrick Null.
lcry, at No. 1853 Orleans street. The fire
originated in the front part Of the house, a
ono.story double-tenomcnt, both sides Of
which Mr. Mullery occupied. A lamp is
supposed to have exploded, lie and
his wife and their three children
were sleeping in the rear part Of the build
ing and narrowly escaped with their lives
The loss on furniture and house will
amount TO about $1,000; insured for
$500 in Darlington Mason & Sons
agency. The blaze Of the fire
was startling in magnitude, attracting
very large crowd. The surrounding
property was at the time in great danger,
but hard work by the department confined
the fire TO the Mulery place.
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All Our India slin. Marked Down.

THE 500 quality down 10 o0c.
The s2.25 quality down 10 fl.0O.
The $3.50 quality down TO sl.25.
The -. 70 quality down 10 sl.35.
The $500 quality down TO sl.50.
NV suRAIIs, pink blue, cream and white
tomorrow at 57c. This does not rcscm.
bio the misnamed Surah offered else
where at the price OF calico. Guns is all
silk, will not pull, and worth 00c; only
57c tomorrow.
BLACK SrLKs-0ur warranted non.split.
ting black silks will be offered tomorrow
at 1Sc, sl.25, Sl.75 and 500, reduced
from sl.b0, 500, s275 and $3.50; a
good chance 10 get a fine silk Dress
cheap.
WuTH GooDs-Immcnsc bargains In white
Dress Goods, plain, striped, plaid. We
can show you new goods tomorrow at
6lc, &c, lie and l2lc. II you want a
white dress, Sc our incompatible stock.
SUMNER CoLoRKp GooDs-Iincn Ginghams
reduced from 30c 10 l7c, figured Challis
zoe, Batistes, lawns and assorted sum.
mer Dress Goods formerly l2ic, loo and
zoe, all at slc tomorrow, II yards for
Sl.0O. All our I0c French Satines at
Pc. Look at DC Dress Goods counter,
center aisle.
CALIco-shirting Calicocs &c, Cheese
Cloth, all colors, &c; new Ginghams
worth l2!c for &c; solid bargain.
UsETuL SNAIL TniSds Brass Photo
Frames only &c, white toilc, Soap only
Sc, woye note Paper &c quirc; prepared
Ammonia l3c quart bottle.
| 5000 misses Parasols SC each. All our
finest $3.50 and $3.50 parasols $500, all
our $500 coaching Parasols down 10
sl.7b.
llousEnoLp GooDs-Clolhcr Hampers &c,
worth sl.SO, decorated Tea Cups and
Saucen 3ac q set; decorated Chamber
Sets, 10 pieces, t34a, worth $500; II
quart Dish Pans l4c China Dinner Sets
reduced; red border blcachcd Doyliea,
Csc dozen; crochet Quilts worth Si.O0
only zoe; open work damask Towels 30c,
worth 500 q dozen. Big day all
through the store tomorrow.
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wArERNELoSs, canicloupes and Ice
cream. Jake Secsscl, corner Of Main and
Union streets, receives daily the largest
and best melons In Memphis, which are
always kept on ice. None better. Pure
Ice cream and fresh melons delivered 10
any part Of the city. II you want 10 keep
cool this hot weather call on or telephone
sccsscl and you will bc happy.
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uaai.o. ceanty Rep.biienn..

Special Dispatch 10 The ApirhL
JAcEsoN, Tenn, July 1.-THE Repub-
leans Of Madison county held conycn.
ton in this city today. Delegates were
appointed to the gubernaiorial convention,
which meets In Nashville next wedncs-
day, the 18th instant, and 10 the congres.
sional convention, which meets nj Hunt.
ing,on, Augusta. Judge + G. Muse, oi this
city, was nominated ior attorney general
Of this, the eleventh, judicial circuit W.
NJ. Moss, OF this city, was nominated for
representative Of Madison county.
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Tho Arksasa. Rlot.

II Is now a settled fact that the whites
and blacks Of Chltendcn county have
signed n treaty OF peace. and agreed TO
come over 10 Memphis and buy all Of
their shoes from Lowry 4 Co., 3sIl Main
street,
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MENKEN's BARGAIN COLUMN.

PLAIN Truths: All agree that the weather
Is warm, and all are looking for cool
place. Our store is open on four sides,
thoroughly ventilated on roof, and Is
certainly the summer resort OF Memphis.
Another point: You can save a good
deal OF time hunting for things, il you
will bear in mind that our stocks are
kept as complete today as in April or
November, and II an article OF beauty or
utility is needed, you will find it in our
store II II is 10 be had at all. So save
time, worry and money by coming
straight to our store.
WE have so many good things for tomor-
row and the coming week, that il is diff
cult TO decide on selection, for il is out
OF the question TO mention even tenth OF
them in this advertisement.
Nav York MILLs-We offer 5 cases New
York Mills, l0-4 bleached Sheeting, at
25c YARDl This needs no comment.
II is the very best Sheeting that is made,
worth more than this price by the 100
case lots at the mills. There Is but one
condition in this sale--we will not cut
pieces. The pieces run 10 TO % yards.
This is solid bargain-full y yards
wide and the best made, only Poe yard.
Buy all you can Tor present and for fut-
ure use.
LADIES DEPARTMENT-We have entirely
too many ready made Dresses, Wraps
and muslin Underwear on hand. We
must reduce the stock and that quickly.
II price will sell the goods, we'll sell
them. Read carefully, then come and
look at the bargains.
Muslin UNDRRwEAR-Square neck Cor
set Covers, trimmed, only SOC. Cam
brio Corset Covers, Ia pompadour,
only Zoe. Lace trimmed Corset Covers,
front and back, only Sl.35. Elegant lot
OF odd sizes and styles, worth 1925, for
Sl.25 each.
WHITE LAWN DRESSING SAcoUEs, EXTRA
SIZES, FOR soc.
Sheer lawn dressing Sacques only sl.s7.
Ladies' Skirts, deep cambria flounce, g.
inch Torchon lace, only sl.00.
Lace-trimmed cambria, square neck, Che.
mise, only sl.25.
Torchon lace yoke Night Gowns, only sl.27.
Ladies' plain calico sack Wrappers, Acc.
Ladies Princess deep flower Wrappers, CSC.
Ladies' white lawn Hubbard Wrappers,
sl.27.
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Tho tax for 1883, as shown in the first
list, amounts 10 50 cents. To this there is
another item 10 be added, that for turn
pike purposes. About the latter the com
mittcc is divided in opinion, some being
for the original 10 cents, others favoring
reduction 10 7 cents. II the latter prevails
II will sum up a. cents rs the total, the
figure TO which the citizens committee
choenully agreed.
In answer 10 rcpor.orial queries, County
Court Clerk Quiglcy stated that the re-
duction was q little moro than the taxable
property justified, but he believed every
thing would come out all right. The two
items Of jail and sinking fund taxes,
amounting to q cents, were taken off be-
cause the emergencies which created them
no lougcr existed The former was laid 10
remove an Indebtedness OF Z 900, created
by wholesale but necessary repairs on the
jail. In case further repairs become nee
ossary during the present year. there will
probably be- enough in the general fund
TO meet the demand. For the tapping off
Of the sinking fund tax, the clerk said that
the outstanding bonds were now i'm such
shape that the regular general fund could
take care Of them.
Tina committee further agreed upon the
old rates Of merchants privilege or al va.
loren tax, with two exceptions Coal
dealers aud hotel keepers reap the benefit
Of these. The former have heretofore paid
5000 per year, reduced 60 $500. The
latter were formerly assessed 500 per
room, reduced 10 sl.50.
The foregoing report Is, Of course, sub
jet to the action Of the court, but Il is
hardly probable that any great changes
will be made.
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This Lot Caps the Climax.

100 pieces large plaid Lace cheeks, some
plain white, others with fancy figures,
goods that have never been offered for less
than loo per yard, we will sell them to-
morrow at tho ridiculous low price Of DC,
&c, sc per yard.
Weather permitting, We viii display a
lot OF these goods in front OF our store,
with price attached, so you can see for
yourself what immense bargains we are
offering before you enter.
IS large size, fancy plaid, CROCHET Bed
Spreads, regular price sl.25; our price 15c
each.
"a dozen all linen Towels, extra large
and extra wide, regular price 25c; our price
l2lc each.
65 pieces Of bleached Muslin, soft finish,
regular price SIC; our price &c, 20 yards
for 81.
1000 assorted fancy Jap Fans for dec
Grating, in half moons, stars, etc, heavy
gilt, beautiful assortment; Fans that cost
loo, 20c, 25c, Soc; your choice entire lot
nickel each.
20 dozen Hand Mirrors, triple plate, a
combination hand and stand Mirror, Mir
ror that cost 60c, l5c is what we will sell
them for.
s doz. Check Pants for boys from 10 TO
IL yeas, regular price sl.00, our price 4Oc
pair.
10 dor. mems Percale Shirts, all pcrcalc,
body and all, separate cuffs and two collars
with each shirt, regular price Sl.OO, our
prite soc, SOC, SOC each.
All the above mentioned goods were
81 -, Esida, III, "a a. s,a,od .ho,e
H. So, S}iLs -, lii 90 aI,,,as, o,.a,,,
IN suran sks W. Mll I'i Ie alllos' g's ~
nsr ysrd r., ,be sSc onaIi,v anJ a. Tor
the Csc quality.
worth Tbc ncr ward.
=,
Jap Checklist lap Checklist Jap Cheeks
TIL. ..,i,io ~, 10 hoa =, ,s only an.
,'as - an.,hina u, ,h n r,s,Lc, AZ Jonblo
49,, ~ :" VIZ 80 ~
'"o P'''V' ''' w 0'' w P0' '"u'
Gold Handle Umbrellas,
., -
al. 75, 81. 75 each. Silver handle Parasols
-0c eacn'
Millinery MiIiineryi Miiiineryi
o,
Hats, lips Flowers and ihbbons' Every
thing cheaper than elscwhere'
su., Mia, .u. u,,,.,
Entire new lot In Black, White, Cream,
Pink, Red, Navy, all at l0c, l0c, l0c, per
pair.
Corsets and Bustlcs, cheap, very cheap.
Embroidcries, laccs and flouncing
much cheaper than elsewhere.
Palm Fans, Palm Fans, Palm Fans, lc,
iei nc !. eaS cn.d,noa. p,r. ~, ru,h,.,,.
square frames, sl.2b each.
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
400 Main street, 400.
THE GREATEST AND BIGGEST OF ALL
THE SALES CONFINED. "a

Messrs. VIM. r. Moore 4 Co. received
fourteen cases OF summer goods on Friday
last that should have arrived here mora
than two months ago. Not wishing to
carry them over for next year, and realiz-
ing the necessity of disposing Of them at
once, Mr.. X. NJ. Mclean, the wide-awake
junior partner OF Messrs. VIM. X. Moore
q Co., called on our Mr.. Bejach to obtain
bid on the entire lot of goods.
What will you give yard for this en-
tire lot OF goods, said Mr.. Mclean. "Of
course, know the season is late, but the
first loss is the best, make me a decent
offer and you can have the lot.
80 much for this lot, so much for this,
and so much for this" said Mr.. Bejach.
rs that the best you can do, Mr.. Be-
jach?"
THAT is the very best can do. III
buy large lot Of goods at this time OF the
year am entitled TO buy them cheap, for
| will have to sell them cheap"
"But that is not more than 1874 cents on
the dollar" said Mr.. Mclean.
81 cannot help that. You cannot get
another man in this city to buy this en-
tire lot at ALL"
THAT is so, Mr.. Bejach; the goods are
yours"
All right, SEM l0eln IN,
Below we give YOU q test copy Of what
We bought, at prices lower than anything
ever offered before. So low, in fact that
you will laugh at the prices, Laugh you
may, for they are certainly ridiculously
low:
Here They Arei
65 pieces white Crinkle, no better
goods made, Sac, Sac, SIC per yard.
t,inaau oconrial nraos EnnIo ,,las,,
and brocade, black and colored, single and
double width; no matter what they cost,
our price 2lc, ten yards for 25c.
83 pieces colored, fancy striped Crinkle,
the handsomest styles shown this season,
&c, sc, DC per yard.
% pieces Pacific Nuns Yelling, in black,
navy and pink; these goods cost l3lc by
the case in New York, We will sell them
at 6lc, 6ic, &c per yard.
" pieces Chambray Bingham, the very
best; l21c is as low as any house can sell
them for; we will offer them at &c, &c, &c
per yard.
43 pieces Fancy Cheviot; bring samples
OF II! goods along, compare them, you
will find them the same; we will sell ours
at &c per yard.
case cream colored Plaid Muslin, n
regular l2lc quality; We will sell them at
4lc per yard.
case colored Window Curtain goods, a
most superior article, regular price, l5c,
our price &c per yard.
9pieces Navy Blue Kyber Cloth, regu-
lar price 25c, our price 7lc per yard.
SO pieces dark ground Pacific Lawn,
black ground with white figures and brown
ground with white figures, regular price
l2lc, our price &c per yard.
IL pieces Monta Rosa Stripes, regular
price l2lc, our price sc per yard.
2ipieces White Plaid Null, same goods
you pay l0c for as bargain, tomorrow &c
per yard.
20 plain white elegantly embroidered
Robes cost $40, our price 81 each.
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All Our Fine suit. Marked Down.

Black lace Suits 5000, were $500.
Black lace Suits S32. 30, were $500.
Black lace Suits $3.50, were $500.
India silk Suits $3.50, were $1,000.
surah (plaid) silk Suits 5000 were si5. co.
Cream albatross Suits $3.50, were $3.50.
White lace Suits $3.50, were $500.
Linen listers reduced TO 81. 80 each.
Mohair listers reduced 10 1915 and IS. 90.
Ladies' white lawn Suits, tuck skirt, g. 40.
Ladies' full draped white Suits S3.s7.
Ladies' white embroidered Suits 1915.
ladies' percale Suits. Brctonne waist, g. 81.
Embroidered colored lawn Suits only 1915.
Children's sailor Jerseys, all sizes, 81 90.
Childrens embroidered CAMP Waists Sc.
Children's ehambray Suits, with camps,
$3.50.
Children's white pique Suits $40.
Children's gingham suits, 2 10 ~ years, e0c.
Children's lace and embroidered Suits
sl:G5, 1915 and upward-all at half
value.
French CoRsETs-Bcautiful new shapes,
for large and small, slight and feshy,
old and young the finest assortment
ever shown. Thomson's glove fitting
Cosets Sl.00.
MiLLTSERY-We will actually sell Bonnets
and Hats, dress, shade, nobby, plain,
fancy; some were sold as high AZ $3.50,
none worth less than 25c; all tomorrow
at l0c each. This is q feast.
GENTLEMEN We want TO impress you to.
day and all the time with the fact that
you can get Clothing, shoes and Hats
from us OF the very best makes and at
present at much lower prices than else.
where. Try our custom Shoes.
silks, white Goods. Dre-. Goods.
LADIES, II you want Dress Goods, now Il
the accepted time. Don't put IL of;
never will you be able 10 buy moro for
your money.
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Muliord's for silycrwarc.
Robbed SAFE

Thieves entered drug store at an early
hour this morning and broke open a safe,
taking all the jcwelry and Yellow Label
Cigars. Now clew
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"nocroR CL,vpirs,' by Martin Craw.
ford. "Thc Honorable Mrs Nerckef," by
the Duchess; "Mr. Malons win, by II.
Rider llaggard, all In cheap form at
ManslordA
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sKE steinway, Chickcring and Hartman
pianos a, Baldwin's, offered at prices that
defy competition.
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Clocks cheap at Muliord'G

" you are leaving Tor your summer trip,
don't forget TO have a lunch put up al
Floyd 4 MONEYS
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CIR up clubs for THE wggKLy ArprAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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THs Harsh q Long cis,ern PUMPS. sSl
Man.
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Muliord's clearing sale.

DoS'r fail TO attend the Opera Of "Gironc
Giroha" at Jackson Mound Park tonight.
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Muliord buys old gold.
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Entire new lot In Black, White, Cream,
Pink, Red, Navy, all at l0c, l0c, l0c, per
pair
Corsets and Bustlcs, cheap, very cheap.
Embroidcrics, laccs and Flouncing
much cheaper than elsewhere.
Palm Fans, Palm Fans, Palm Fans, ic,
lc, lc each.
Best rcady.made Bars on Umbrella
square frames, sl.2j each.
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The black minorca 10 fine fowl Of tho
chicken family. They are large, with
bright scarlet hs and wattles, and with
ear lobcs 40 white that in contrast with
their black allic.luslcred feathers they
remind one OF a lady Of fashion in black
shining s'ls With diamond earrings. They
are a wen established breed In Great
Britain. II rs claimed that they excel as
LAYERS some hens have laid more than
200 cggs year.
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sIIhs, white Goods, Dre.. cood,.

LADIES, II you want Dress Goods, now IL
the accepted time. Don't put Il OIL;
never will you be able 10 buy moro for
your money.
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COUNTY TAXES FOR 1883.
THE COMMITTEES REPORT READY
FOR THE QUARTERLY COURT.
A Reduction From 90 to 40 Cents win
Probably Prevail, to the Satisfaction
of Anxious Citizens-some Items Re-
moved and All Reduced.

True to authoritative promises, a sweep
reduction has been made in the county
tax rate for Shelby.
Although not finally decided, it will dis
count to nearly one-half, or from 05 to 45
cents.
On the first days session Of the present
quarterly court, the I'd inst, Mcssrs
Cross, Holeman, Coleman and Elliott, Of
the court, and p. J. Quigley, the clerk,
were appointed to fix the rate OF county
taxation for 1883. The committee was to
report at the present term, and will do so
on Monday or Tuesday next.
A day or two after the rate committees
appointment n citizens meeting was held
in the Merchants exchange chamber, the
object OF which was TO meet the increased
valuation Of property by a rate reduction,
so rs to render the tax rs little burdensome
as possible. This meeting appointed q
large committee Of representative citizens
10 confer with the court committee. No
time was lost in getting down TO work, and
the result is said TO have been in the
highest degree satisfactory TO the commit
tee as il appears at present.
An APpEAL reporter was yesterday given
n view Of the incomplete report that will
go before the quarterly court. II is short
mud aNaai NJ fpllpWgs
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KAHN g. FREIBERG,
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Millinery ! nni,neryi Millinery
Sill ni,,si siIk ni,,si

Hats, Tips, Flowers and Ribbons. Every
thing cheaper than elsewhere.
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Better than any offered by us before, sl.75,
sl.75. Si.75 each. Silver handle Parasols
2jc each.
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WE have so many good things for tomor-
row and the coming week, that it is diff
cult TO decide ON a selection, for il is out
OF the question TO mention even a tenth OF
them in this advertisement.
The Press., 1888-02-16
White Swelling.

j. Mir. M. s. Hamlin, one of the best known insurance men in North Carolina, writes from Winston, as follows: Ever since was seven years of age have had what the doctors call hip disease, and which I call white swelling. My hip was drawn out of place. There was a swelling at the knee-ioint where there is profuse run- ming, which has been there for years. Of course this has greatly depleted my sys- tenn, together with surgical operation on the leg bone. tried every known blood purifier to build up my system, but none did me good until took s. S. s. I use it every spring. It always builds me up, giving me appetite and digestion, and ena- bles me to stand the long, trying, ener- -vating, hot summer days. To me there is no such medicine for purifying the blood and building up the wasted system as s. s. s. On using it soon became strong of body and easy of mind. My color changed from a pale, worn look to . healthy, robust complexion
 MT. G. N. Frizzel, of Farmersville, Texas, writes: About August 1st, 1865, an eruption appeared on my arms and legs, which pained me much and seemed to affect my physical condition generally. On the advice of a physician at this place, l finally commenced using Swifts Specific. {. atn glad to say that after using three large bottles the sores have all healed"
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga
The Press., 1888-02-16

WESTERN REAL ESTATE. .-Esquimau to stranger Hello How in the mischief did you get up here?"
 "Oh, Ididn't have much difficulty. How far is it to the north pole ?"
 "Half mile or so"
 "Can fellow go any further north than the pole P
 "No. What do you want to go beyond that for |? You're further north than explor er ever got before"
 "WelI, I'm laying of new addition to Kansas City, and thatIl cut it of rather short. ."-LiecOLn (Neb. Journal
 First Ea~terner-I guess you remember me. We met in Los Angeles.
 Second Easterner--I remember you per. fectly. You are the good angel who sold me corner lot on which I made a smal fortune sold that lot for $60 900. You know I only paid S30, ,000 for it.
 Yes, and as you did so well, don't mind confessing that nearly all that $50. .000 wa clear profit. I bought that lot for n coupl, of hundred dollars. By the way, what be came of the man you sold to ?
 The last heard of him be was in th' almshouse.-OmdhG World.
The Press., 1888-02-16

Every baby, of co1Tse. r9-=---= >.a ---s'>4~i all over in warm water once a day; ppp Jnly diurnal bath is positively hurtful unless 1t is accompanied by good honest rubbing. Now rubbing Is thing very few persons understand, although it is such an indispens- able part of tho daily toilet To rub an in- fant properly requires great tenderness and care All such rubbing should be with cir cular movement of the palm of the hand, and should be rapid, but with very little pressure. Above all, the soles of the feet should be thoroughly rubbed in this way, gently and quickly, for at least two minutes This promotes circulation and sends the blood flowing through the tiny heart. In like man. her the little hands should not be chafed up and down or squeezed, but the palms should be treated in the same circular way.
 Mothers, as rule, pay a great deal more attention to an infants feet than to its hands They would not think of leaving it without socks, even with it's feet fastened up in a blanket; but with the thermometer below zero they will let it flourish two little red fists in the cold morning air. Yet how wretched it is to have cold hands every one knows. Little children, in cold weather, should not only have their hands rubbed fire quently, but they ought to sleep in knitted nittens as soon as it becomes difficult to keep their hands under the coverlid, and that is as soon as they are restless.-Jane F.. Runtz- Rees in Demorest'S Monthly