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ne dDONels only portion OF the property
books Forful list cal at Office for bulletin o
the LIST and 18th ue26l TEos. Z wAGGAMAN.
lrOR SALE
Il A splendid Business Property, corner 9th and
Boundary SITS n with dwelling the same New
1899 9th St NV. three-stO.y brick. rooms and
cellar all modern improvements; will be completed
July L: $1,000.
Five new two-story brick houses rooms and cellar
on boundary, between 9Th aud 9th SITS. NV; each
$500. b. IL WARNER a Co,
le2o-ot sl6 p st. NV.
EoR sALE-l626 18TH ST N. w.-THE BEST
Il house for the price In the city; contains 10
rooms and attic; is and modern: heated by fur
mace also open FIRE places with elaborate mantels
mirrors, tiling sc. Handsomely papeTed throughout
aud In perfect order. bargain IL sold before uly
STEI0ER a LIEBERMANN, 1903 St 5e23I6t
IroR sALE-Two THREE-sroRY BRICK HOUSES
IL near entrance to navyyard; corner property;
newly painted and in rstclass repair; rents for 6
vestment; barean at $4,000 look at this property
ne; cor !th and Va ave-, Sc. JNO. L. WAGGAMAS,
l003r5 4 It. je23-6t
IvOR sALE-AT BAR0AIN-Two FINELY FIN
Il lshed Houses, Az and 474 . st. n. W, IL rooms
with all modern improvements Inquire Of owner 474
Ost je23- Inn
I,0R SALE - CHEAP = LARGE ELEvEN-R ROOM
Il house In Mount Pleasant monthly payments. J.
L. HERTFOhD, l423h + ST. Je22-6r
IyoR SALE-Two NEW Two-sToRY AND BASE
Il ment brick dwellings. rooms, all mod. imps.;
very easy payments; $4,000 each sWORMsTEDT
BRADLEY, 921 Est jels-lm
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9TH. sTH, AND D STREETS.
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E0R SALE-HOUSEs.
Il 1901 h 81. IA. w., b.

EoR SALE-HOUSEs.
Il 1901 h ST. n. W., b.
n, NJ l........-S $50, 600
400 NJ st. n. W., b. h.,
IN. i. l4r..........22,50 500
623 and 025 a st. w.
b. n. a D houses r'r. 22.0OO
1342 Nt.Aye. NV, b. b..
m. l., l3r. ........l6,000
II bet. 18th and l4th
sits. NV, b. b. mi.13.000
1870 ii st. NV, 1. h,
lOr.....- .........J2, 800
4l5 Sd st. NV, b. h.,
m. l., llr.....-....l2.500
1913 10th st. n. W., b.
h. M. l., 10r.......12.000
909 NJ 81. NV, b. h.,
m. l.. l3r. 1000
l20s and l2l0 Pa. av.
n. W, Or. .........1l.000
1910 II st. n. W. b.h..
lOrs. .-..........-. %, 500
.Ul TO IU9 farragutst
NV. 5r.-----......9.O 600
I242 18th st. NV. d.
h, IN. l., l3r. 5000
2033 III st. IA. W.. b. n,
IA. l.. l2r. 600
223 Indiana ave. NV,
b. b., m l., Sr......1, 500
1919 10Th st. NV. b.
h.. IN, l., Sr........5,5 800
The above is only a por,
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WANTED--HOUSES.

XNANTED-TO TAKE CARE OF THE HOUSE OF
w family leaving the city for the summer; refer
ences. M. A. c.. Star office. 1t
WANTED = MALL NEW UNPUBLISHED
w house. Write full particulars A. b. O. Room 80,
Pacific Building. je2S-3t'
NNANTED-HOUSE OF OR ROOMS, WELL
w located and convenient to horse-cars: price not
over $4,000. Owners only; inquire of ENoCH MARIS.
617 St a. 3e26-3t'
WANTED-HOUSES, LARGE AND SMALL. TO
w rent to customers, We have more calls for
houses than we can supply. Owners will do well TO
place their houses in our hands. HEBRON RAMEY,
1907 St NV. je2-lm
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A Rousp Tsrp T,cxrr
10 CHICAGO FOR $500
Would undoubtedly b Great Bargain but no greater
than those MEMS suits sold 1t
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND STA,
At $3.50,
sl2a
Or those fns nrpedcloth SUIT, NJ s22.
Or those Prince Albsrt Suits st els.
Or those ClericAlly-eut sudts ct oH6.
Or those Aiddlesex Flannel suits at olO.
Or those nns white Flannel Suits st SIS
Or those Odd Pants OF White and Fancy Vests % lsss
than cost Of manufacture
Or those Black Alpaca and Drsp d,fts Goats and
vssts. In regular. extra long. or stout sissa
Or those Gray Atwood ssrss suis - $3.50. slo.
Or thoss Greatest bsrra,s Of all he .a&,rs soct Of
Suits for Boys from 70 10 ysass q Just oMH-RALH
Of former prices.
OAK Hall. COR TENTH And sra
NV SrA,prD Lrnrrs
ron suHltIl woAx.
40e. Monte ClotA epaaaAss. rsduesd 70 ooa
75c. Monte ClotA Bureau 0ovss. reduced - Ga
6oc. Linen Bureau Cover. reduced 70 500.
AOc Qoa
Fine rinsa Hsmseachsd Truv oovsr. Sc
xxtra, larger 0on
Ai,-IAnsn Tsas opve, 2sa
Bolton shsstass. man eoloss. fer New Ar Wsek
Boitins Cloth fos Painuns snd xnheuaAsey, II ~
v1dthA
New saado n laps nm and Daeazun IAna Thssaa.
fua hns q II kinds q 1nbssaassy MaAsrial
Hsw Week q III kin6s esmnaneo1 ~ sosoeusss q
oPP1NnEIN1HD
New DlnAizs s1A On = Nv.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-03-23
Preservation of Negatives.

The best way TO hold person or keep
track Of him is in the possession of a
good negative. Or her would do better.
as there are more illustrations Of the
truth Of this remark in the case Of
women. have had a great deal Of ex-
perience in this line and have never
known ii to fail, and for that reason
am always very particular to preserve
negatives. They are better than bail
bonds. Ihavc negatives Of a number Of
people now who have left the city and
who want their friends to forget them,
and to that end have very carefully
avoided allowing those friends to know
where they are or which way they had
gone. Yet hear from them frequently
by means OF orders for pictures printed
of Of such and such negative. | have
know Of people missing for months, and
even for years, and whose friends had
given up the search for them. TO write 70
their photographers for pictures OH Of an
old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Globe
Dcmocrat
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-03-23
Tho EskImn,s nnrs.

Next TO his children, the most import
ant members Of an Eslimo's household
are his dogs, they being essential to his
hunting in summer and his travelling i'm
winter. They are very wild, woldsh an
imals, only half domesticated, and pos
sessing marvellous digestive powers A
pup that Mr.. Ashe was rearing, being
left TO nmuse himself in the house one
day, did SO, very efTectually. by devour.
ing stockings. gloves, the greater part u
o top boot, and many smaller articles q
a similar nature, none OF which, appas>
emily, disagreed with him. Macdoo-
aid Oxlcy In American Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-03-23
SOCIETIES.

A. o. H.-Dlyision No. meets FIRST sad second
sandays Of each month.
K Of H-Meets frst and third Wednesdays al
7,3De M, at Odd Fellows Hall.
A.F. a A. M.-lellowslone Lodge, No. 20, hrsi
and third Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-Iellosstoue Chapter, No. 8, second
Thursday, in each month
X. T.-Damascus OommAndery fourth Thurs
days.
l. u. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No. ls, every
N, ldsy Al thoir hall,
LOO. F.-sentinsl EncAmpment, No, 6, hrs
and third Friday.
X Of P.-Crussder Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
G. x. Of A.-yliles City Branch, every sunday a
rpm. -
X of L.-Firsi and third Fridays.
GA. R-U. 5. Grant Post, No. IL, hrst an'
third Tuesdays.
TO. q. T.--star Of the West, No. "a, ever!
Thursday evening
third Tuesdays Of each month at Good lehplAr'
ball.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-03-23
PHYSICIANS.
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church Episcopal Palmer st.-ser-
vice Sundays At $3.50 .. IN. and 1880 p. m. VIM.
HspfAl. rector.
Baptist ChuIch-Servicss Sunday, II q. m, Up.
n q. ID. Downey, pastor.
Methodist Church-Serriee, Sunday, II a. M,
hA p. N. >. 4. snider, pastor.
Presbyterian Chureh-servioes Sunday, II =. m.
ESQ y. IN. 7. G. Armstrong, pastor.
.hu eh Of Sacred Heart, Cathoiic-sunday, u
q N. 4. ". J. LindesmIth, chaplain, L. :. A,
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Hpying n Ust.

A woman Of forty AMI girl Of eighteen
went into q fashionable millinery store on
Woodwork avenue aud began pricing
goods. says the Detroit Froe Pnos.
Here's bunnit, mother, thatll suit
so. :" said the GIRL" taking n white lace
affair in her brown hand.
"Tain't my style" said the woman;
"sidcs, want a hat-an all-round hat
that kin wear 10 mcclin' and milkin',
like that ycrc."
Il was black straw hat turned up on
the side. with q cluster Of white flowers.
81 like the posics," said the woman
LAYING Il on over her sunbutncd face. ut
minds tue OF n hat | hal on when iust
sec your father. That wis twenty ycats
ago this summer. How do II lOok2'
"Fusi-ratc," said the girl, pap won't
know YOU. Tor. mother, you look younger
than me now, ei you amt got 3 much
color"
Then mother looked hard NJ herself In
the glass. There was a great deal OF glass
and very little mother, for she was small,
spare woman, aud the hat covered her ~,
"tm burned, she said, "twixt cookin
an haryesiin', hut when ] was your age
Sallie, my cheeks were redder than YOUR
be. DO ye think now that In high wind
such as We hey out home, could keep !
on7"
eve iasten them on with this" sai'
the miliincr, handing the customer lonI
pin.
Thank yc, ma'am, but my head amt
pincushion. Agin ! run thct pit througl
Il wouldn't hcy emmy sense left. lo
may put on pair OF strings and III TAX
the bat ! ain he'd new one now io
over four years"
The strings being supplied, the hat wa
paid for and put on. IL WAS an anomalou
thing. tied hard down on the head Of Nj
owner but ~ the two women went OF
the faces Of both bcamcd with happinc
: over the incongruous purchase. Perhal
the girl uolaced herself with the thougl
/ that the hat that was not too young 4
: the mother might not 10 too old iof u
daughter.
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|. SAMrIsoN 4 Co.'s,
A DRUNKEN SPREE
Ends in q stabbing Affray--Tho Victim
Will Probably Die.

Ends In Stabbing Anray--Tho VICTIM
Win Probably Die.
Quint Ware, a once respected young
man. but now worthless character, WIS
stabbed and probably fatally wounded by
John McCunc, a gambler, about o'clock
Yesterday morning in front Of the street
car stables, corner Of Gayoso and fernando
streets Ware was taken to the station.
house where Dr. Witheringion dressed bis
wounds, after wich lac was removed TO the
county Jail In procarious condition.
McCune was arrested and locked up
without bond 10 await the result Of his vic
Tins injuries.
The wounds consist Of deep cash on
the face extending from the left temple 10
the throat, completely seycring the arier-
rics, aud an ugly cut on his left arm.
Both Ware aud McCunc deny all knowl'
edge nj who did the deed, but the watch
man nj the street ear stables who was m
eye witness to the affair. says lac saw Me
Cunc pull out pocket knife and with AZ
oath plunge Il into Wares face aud arm
The knife with which the murderous ~
?. III was committed was found upon Me
mes pcron.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

French composers seem TO be iolcrably
busy Just now. Gounod IL engaged on
his Charlotte Corday." and Reyer on
"Salarumbo." Massenet has completed
"Esclarmonde. In which an American
sonp.,rcss, Sybil Sanderson. il 10 have the
lcading role; Dclibcs hasin hand "kassia;
Ambrosc Thomas "Tho Tempest "a bal
iete Saint Sacns, "Ascanio.' aud GODDARD
"Danto and Beatrice" la lyric dramaL
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An EASTERN % ,lsh

Had 4 ruby which lighted his palace II
night. More precious than gems arc beauu'
fuI teeth. which LIGHT up the face when dis
PLAYED by q smile. ", soZODONT. and
your teeth will be- brilliant as jewels, YOU
breath as sweet "a the roses Of CaAhmors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

"Nadjy," at the Casino, Is rendered
even more attractive now than ever by n
new gayotto In the second act, danced by
Fanny Rice and the corps dc ballet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
Sneczing Catarrh.

The distressing snoczc, tnceEc. snecSe. the acrid'
watrry discharges from the eyes and nuse, the
painful Inflammation extending 10 The throat
the swelling u the mucous lining causing choking
sensations. cough, ringing noiscs IN The head and
sptittIng hsadachcs-how familiar thcse symptoms
are 20 thousands who fuiT,r periodically from head
colds or Influenza. aud who live In ignorance OF
the fact that a single application 81 s.NTohDs
RADICAL CuRE FOh CAtAhEn will Afford tAsianion'
s0Hs r,liI
But this Treatment In cases 81 simple CaiaHh
dives but faint Idea oi what this remedy viii do
M The chronic forms. vhcro the breathing Il obs
,tfucicd by choking. putrid mucous Iccumula
/ lions the hearing affected. smell aud taste gone
/ throat liberated aud hacking cough gradually
f,stsnins itseli upon the dcblltated system. Then
/ ii i that The marvellous punitive power II San
| roup's RADICAL CrHE manifcsts itself IN instan
,ansout aud graceful relief Cure begins from thl
Il grst ngpllchuon Its rapid. radical, permanent
! economical, safe. -.
ot lie RADICAL CtHr. one bof Of CAfAhhiAL soi
/ y1wr and AZ NrHUvED lSHAtfn. pfice, o.
PoiIiH Dare A CHIsioAt Co, BosTor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

II. LowESrgiS 4 BRos' grand opening
Of fall and winter imporiaiions Thursday
next, October ii.
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DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION!
A DEEP LAID REPUBLICAN SCHEME
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.

The Ticket Put in the Field by that Par
ty in favor of Abolishing the Present
Form of Government-Mr. Cooney
and Judge Bigelow Boosted"
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The Lt.-Goyornor Of Illinois.

GENTLEMEN posD's EyrHAcT has long Ind
a place In the medicine chest Oi my family.
assure you that we have found II a ready
and valuable agent 20 relieve pain In many
eases. and that very promptly. We cannot
well Keep house without ~
lam, truly yours,
Oct. 10. 81. J. Z. sMIrH,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

We beg leave TO announce 20 all our
friends within 1000 miles Of Memphis that
the greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought to the south, "rhe Fall Of Paris,
Is now ready and the first exhibition will
be given Monday night, October $. The
sphynx assures the people that "Thc Fall
oi Paris" is worth going miles tosec. Tick
cts Tor sale only at
|. SAMEISoN & Co.'S,
80 Main street.
P.S-Just received, through Memphis
cus,om-house, q tine lot OF imported cigars.
A full stock OF Straiton 4 Storms famous
New York cigars always on hand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
HEALTH is WEALTH.

On e wrsrs Nrnvr Avn nH,fs THEArfESr.
1ruaauisri steCihc for Hjsiefia, pisincss, Con
VtisIaus Iits Nrfvpus Neuralgia. Heniiarhe, Nery'
ous pflstfatiun caused ~ the 49, ~ alcohol ~ o
iarrn wakrfuiness Mental Depression. solienln
II tho iiftin rsultinH in Insanity hni leailuK u
Misty decay aud drath Premature bld Ar hlf,
frnuest tn1f 1i IoWrf ~ either go, luVuluntsfy
ls,sfrs ani -trfinAtuffhra caused ~ nfefetctiiun
"A the hflin eli abusU ~ observation-disclosures fanl
b1t contains one months treatment tiul bph.
0tfls bptrs i1f 800 sent BY mall prepaid on ~
GO tot price
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Oct 10 81,

roSp's rxrnAcr "a invaluable for all kinds
ofPAin. Inflammation and iiomorrhagcs.
Eso,ii,rcc tHsitss i-ifdhoi. Bsi0irc u tcoriA-
Tn limitations Of poxDB H1ruAgE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

assurance on country gins and country
s,ors specially. NEisoS 4 RAiNE,
Cotton Exchange.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

From DR.. w. p. Harrison.

From DR.. w. r. hnrrison'
NAsuvutr. TrSN May 9, inss-i have uscd
awlft'a Specific la my family TOT ,oine uwe, hhn
believe itto be an excellent remedy Tot az lnpn-
ritius u the blood. 10 M own case, bcnryo
that have wafded oil . fr'cfc aiihck OF th.n-
matIsm In the shoulder BY timely resort toths
efficient remedy. In al cases where per-
msnent relief i sought This medicine COM.
mends Itself for cunsiiiuil"aFl lfea'ment lhh
Thoroughly cfadlcaiCr The Frrds ~ disease Ifun
tho system INV W. u hANN''"'
aa-. Waco. Texas. Mayo, ises
Gentlemen; Tue wife ~ one of my cu,to.
mefs was terribly afflicted with nlnlihfumc sAln
disease. that covered her whole body, she was
confined 10 her bed Tor several ytnfs ~ lhh
AhllctiOn. and could not help herself Of hll' hhe
could nntslcrp from Violcnt Itching and rilnK,
inc n the skin. Tho disease bail,d lhe sklll
oftha physicians who treated " lldf husband
began finally giving hls wife swins srccln,, ana
ghe commenced ~ Improve almost immfnlA. ",
and IN lev weeks she VAS apf'afrnily Ncu' rho
10 now a hearty, nnc-lookius lady, Win no uaeo
Of the Anlclion left. Yours very truly
J. y SEAms,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue 7
Treatise on Blood and skin DISEASES mailed frco.
Tusswrpr srrrrrrc Co. Drawer ), Atlanta Ca
New York, 20 broadway.
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RUPTURE CURED.

Or. z. NOBLE.
fppcialit In The CURE u Hup,ur, snd al Forms a
thfoHc Diseases. Male of Femslo
DuPrUBE CURED WITHOUT THK gNlFK ok
Ia hindfsucu 10 business, By the Msdicatsd
soit rad Truss sod Oiles Treatment
In pisoasra oi Women, " all their lorna Eivs
inmsi ne fcligi sud permanent cure.
Structure. ~ afucels sni Nsnosccie and all iofus
oi lisUl pIfsasUa. cured IN short time guarantee
even Hnfn tsks 1fussss male aud ntted Gall
iut nHfHus nHI address ~ cures made In the City
Once ~. 90 JEHrsRsoN STREET..
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Why We Advertise!

Running business without advertising Is very
much like putting sign in our cellar We, Of
course, would know what we were doing but the
rest Of the world, how are they TO find out about
~ But It's no use TO advertise unless one has tho
goods and will offer inducements to buyers
Parties who have purchased our last weeks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
Tho Governor OF New Jerscy.

DIAN SIN: I have for many yclru used
poNn's ENrRAcr andhavo rived rrHat ben.
cit aud rclisf theroirOm. Yours truly,
Dec. ., "a. X. :. dRtEN,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
PONDS
LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS.

lrl a wellknown fact that poSp's TX.
TRACT il used and recommended b, more
distinguished people than any preparation
or remedy extant.
II IL used IN tho household ~ the prCsl.
don't MS well as that OF the hUmhlcst citizen;
by members Of tho army and tho navy, tho
Bar and the Bench, the pulpit aud the press
AL ranks and classes OF people. Iu further
Illustrate this fact we append Il few ~ tho
more recent letters from Governors OF dinor-
ent states;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
THREE DOLLARS AID A HALP.

Won give ynu chnicc Of q half dozen styles q
Superior quality In fancy. striped ur plain sulu.
that rctau an over the city nt SLuO ant gln.
Look at our Advertisement ln the pally sclmi,ar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

At this price We ofcr our two.thrcllcd, non-
shrinking. hruwn, goldmiNcd swiss Uuudimach
tttlt
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SEVENTY.PlYE CENTS.
ONE DOLLAR.

This price will buy a scarlet nll.wool knit Under
shirt ola very good quality.
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Tho ooy.rnor Of ponnsyIynnia.

Tho Governor of pcnnsylvania.
GENTS PoSD's ExrRAcr has been valued
reliance In our family for several YEAR, IS.
pecially IN relieving the aches, sprains and
bruises Incident to children.
Worry truly yours,
Nov. 80, 81. JANss A. BrivEh
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wo Guarantee SID Boxes,

To rife any rae. with each 0ricf resolved ~ q
iuf slG h1xes. accompanied with Sinl So Will ssni
the purchaser our written guarantee " fuiuni tho
money IL the treatment doe not effect q cure
Guamiuiess Issued only ~ John q. Nct ca,
BUwdy Go. Druggists Hole AEcnta Main sifouL
Mcmuhia 1guu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

GHSrLuNTS have used PoNpS FyrnAcT
In my family for several years, and have
found II most desirable and valuable
remedy. Yours truly,
Dec 3, 81. MOODY CuRRtHR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
BARGAINS
MEMS UNDERWEAR
at the following
SLRDGE HAMMER PRICES.
FIFTY CENTS,

AZ this price We Offer a heavy or light weigh
Mcrino Undcrshirt or pair Of heavy beoched
canton 0aunr Drawers that cannot 10 duplicated
olseMhere COR los, dion 10
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-09-01

garden. He looked over the vince, and
found tiny cucumber near the end OF
the vine. He cut off the end Of the vine
beyond the little cucumber, and then
pushed it through the neck of the bottle
Then he laid the bottle down on the
ground, but did not cut the cucumber
of the main vine.
"Is that all" said Rodney. "Why it's
not bit like the other"
"Wait few days, and then see how it
will be- said his uncle.
"OhI' cried Rodney. ~ know. Ii
grows inside the bottle
THAT'S just it," replied his uncle.
Every day Rodney went out to see how
his cucumber was getting on III its glass
house. It seemed to like it's new quarters
very much. By the time Rodney was
ready to go home it was larger than the
first one.
How much fun he had with THAT Gu
cumberl he showed it to everybody. Very
few could tell how it got in the bottle;
then, when they could not guess, Rodney
would tell them. Alice D. FasrnlGn, IN
Nursery.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-09-01
JAPANESE BABIES.

The babies in Japan have sparkling
eyes and funny little tufts of hair; they
look SO quaint and old fashioned. exact
ly like those doll babies that are sent
over here to America. Now, in our
country very young babies are apt to
put everything in their mouths; button
or a pin, or anything, goes straight to the
little rosy wide-open mouth, and the
nurse or mamma must always watch and
take great care that baby does not swal-
low something dangerous. But in Japan
they put the small babies right down in
the sand by the door of the house, or on
the floor, but never saw them attempt to
put anything in their mouths unless they
are told to do so, and no one seemed to be
anxious about them. When little boys
or girls in Japan are naughty and DISC
bedient, they must be punished, of course;
but the punishment is very strange.
There are very small pieces of rice-pape
called moxa, and these are lighted with a
match and then put upon the finger or
hand or arm of the naughty child, and
they burn spot on the tender skin that
hurts very, very much. The child screams
with the pain of the red-hot moxa sticks
to the skin for a moment or two and then
goes out; but the smarting burn reminds
the little child of his fault. do not like
these moxss. think it is cruel pun
ishment. But perhaps it. better than q
whipping. Only I wish little children
never had to be punished Nicholas.