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Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

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min Brootr smut loleiion ira &tuae Bro
ltegi1lo I 5eIem1rter. 8or9e, opboloer ia,
bill glsre mtg en- tor Eleuefte.
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Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

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gaasoal blep operijSrte paa Siempeien
~ Sateren. Be iao os tisrte iammen
.ua Ct eas ioran Bufapen. gn @ieo
'V'A mo meIem Seitens Ben, iaa benne
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

OnifeS. - en- miboelafbrenbe sobt
~ uoieenoe Wanb snlter at torreiponoere
neo en- tRttelis tarpeli9 &pinoe ON 9Gste'
TAB. Cite for uns o9 life for sommel sns
Hes ct Roelt Sinoelas os noser 3aHuelie
foretr9ites for StIsnheo p9 5ormue.
yrso inbeboloenoe Cplrsuinaer % Aoresie
og ON muli9t 5otografier, ienoes UNDER
W1rfet IL" til "Decorah sYoften." (S.2)
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

OnifeS. OR uns paalibelis norif
- Gut meo to eler tire Wars grfarin9 /
Gru3 Jorretuius. tan fos Blaos iirar oeo at
henoenoe fig til 5ansiamen & Somilton,
Bart Hlper, Eat. ~.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

On aoruelig gp9b. 9er er ~piitnot
faa Steber / bort Ganb, ON Der er noaen,
buur aibplosarbeioet bar bapt fig
Sremsaug us spet Zig Snofpoelie lom
paa 9gniet.
8paoen er life til at fieRbe ieien.
Fcr en- 12-15 Mar Iiben par 9snietz
bsnberne oiltnuf fife noget Wsniter paa
Raaoebolo lisepuerfor itarfe 9riffe -
hperfen biemme eller noe. 8inbauoelen
oaa gtebp bar en- ulpftelis 5alhsrube for
Man9e, %, ba iaa Sernbanen ienere
tOm meb fine 9otsller pa &eltaurationer
"a lit 8apergl, - % Iad ben enonlt
mere fOrpirret no for Acknowledgements
Terner.
Mer fom til Tgniet I'M! 9u pil baue
uunfeiist for at troffe pna en- beruiet
8erion. 8om til ct 8rp0up ener Ell
anOen ieitlis S%ammentomit. 9u pif
trRiis en- bel Del muntre Ssulf, men ou
uil til bin itore 5orbauielie opbage, at
Be life en9ang bar imost roset it1rtt,
- % enooa fun DC more its!
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Raa9e hoIber rent pda at slemme, at
Der ibetbeletaset finbes nOset Saaoant
ION "~berulenoe" 9riffe. 9riffeftiftene
boiler paa at bs uo at fig ielp. Set er
nemlis fife bare 4fbolosm9nosne, iom
er aiboloeube. Siren / eiboert SelIfab
er Der iau mango Ifbolosfolf. at De Gin
ore Ualaa se1erer Jig ueo at benptte no
get "It9rft", pe iaa bOlber be uoils
faarlist op De Gnbre u9iaa. Sa, bette
er Resefen. Ser er fDlgelig osiaa unbs
tuSelier.
Nen pil gsnieibpsoen sau fremab /
Den aiboloenoe Getnins. ben MI en- 3io
bar 9aaet, - ba uil 0ranferne mart
bore en- ubbpei Spreart / ben pafre
5lelbbpso, os ben p~pporel,be Sla5t pil
ltuu iremmeb Os %forbauIet u~oerfor nOset
Saaoant lom ct "oruftent" WenneIfe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
IeosfaIo.

Htritns,lis. fsssfale ovtas,s -Ttcsrabspo asH- isa
hieiiI gratis. q euimoS IN iaasaH anm,lssti, at
uiSilstisst 5rsseIs sau tsoias,t af B,rs, "a maa
~iaasant saalts uss s Gsnis u. eini, / 5orfsus.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Gor en- eler TO Beri0ner
er ct SRreIie iillete. =. y. a%upiier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Tineic eaer t~tljalaS. - Win
5irm, beli93enoe * Dtt( ira 6ecorab
er ttleie. 100 Ncrss meo Be asopenoioe
Bpsntnssr, 9oot qua OF Stalo. lomrrtet
S%prinapauo. Diau benoenoer TIA til Rrs.
Rarp Z. 5obinion. (s.tf)
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Giliatas. - On Excelsior Printing
Press Stsrrslis 81 N u9lteu ny.
iili9enieo IS BnS. 1ppsr, BiRi. 9apir ca
iulbt 5ilbebsr; ie9 pll iFlqe bifigt, 90 leg
utla hdoe ltgrre Xrtsie. NDresie:
6. 8. BEotcn, Auliin, Wiar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Tiiiaigs. ct fort MT 6otel er
bilist itlinlss | Cameron, Borron 60,
8ts, Yrs gSG9t 6. Berg.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Ctlialge. ct iaa aoot Set 5meo.
reoitdber, iom Der itees ! gouaiiet.
Reoiiaber for 0eit ~ltoaiaq. 8ogHlrbeioe, IN
uomRrtet "Itre 5hrmter~. Sil5eien oiu.
pti bltDe ioGgt btnigt for Aontant. Ran
benoenbe fig I'll Il. Iuder, Jreepor', Soma,
7t5.tf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16
SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A scaiy, Itching, Skin Disease with End
less Suffering Cured By
Outicura Remedies.

If had known of the CUTICURA REMEDIES
| twenty eight 3 ears ago 1t would have saved me
$4,000 1.-TWO hundred do .lars) and an immense
amount of SUFFERING. My disease (Psoriasisi
| larger than agent. 1t spread rapidly
all over my body and got under my naiH
The scales wonM1 drop of of me sll s5he
out relief One fhsmand dollars would not
| tempt me to have thsgsdisease over agaipssT am
poor man, but feel fich to be relieved of
what some OF the dtctorse eaid was4sprosy,
sarsapssS 6 y yess ana half. but but
10 cure fwent to tfo or three doctors, and
no cure. EcHn NOT prsise the CUTICURA
REMEDIES toanapch: They have made my SKIN
as ear and peQes from scales as bsby's.
All used of ths13was three boxes of CUTICU.
IA, and three bdnles Of CUTIcURA REsoLvEST
and two cakes ofsS UTICURA SOAP. If you had
been here and said You would have cured me
for $4,000 you wsnld have had tn money. q
420sed like TIP pict re in your book Of
Ps6etasta. (pic ue number two. "How to Cure
SknSlsAAses" but now am as clear as any
my hepdsNSsr my arms and 'iegs to scratch
once u whHes but to no purp Ise. am all
well. scratc6eA twenty eight years, and 1t
got 10 be- kind of second nature to me. 1!
that you want to know write me, or any one
who reads3his may write to me and l will an
swer 10 DENIM DOWNING.
Psoriasis, Eczesaa. letter Rlrgworm, Lichen i
Pruritns scald Head, Milk Crust, DandruI,
Baleers' Bakers .Grocers' and Washerwoman's
1t hsand every species of Itching, Banning,
Scalys6f'lmply Humors of The Skin and Scalp
and Blood, with less of hair, are positively
curedl@ EUTICURA, the great Ssin Cure, and
kUTICUS$SoAP. an exquisite Skin Beautfer
sxternaHy and CUT CURA REsoLvENr. the new
aHpther rentedtes fail.
SsscsN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16

lrs; Carey ". Styles, Birmingham, ais +;
J. c. Crisp, Il. S. rhralI and Ms E. L.
DaoDs.
President Dillingbach Of the Colorado
| Association thanked the Texas Associ.-
ton and the people of Dallas fer sind
| hospit4iisies, and invited the whole state
TO come 20 Colorado srd bling It home
with them-if they wanted to.
President Ferguson responded to he
speech in happy style, and spoke of the
recent union of the two states by the
Fort Worth and Denver Rsilroad.
EssAyiss R. NJ. Yantis Of Wills Point
read splendid paper entitled the
"Country Press"
AT 1880 Mr.. Ferguson called Piesi-
dent elect Bridges to the chair, and then
| delivered his farewell address. 1. Ts5
one Of the pronounced features CT the
whole session. Beautiful in plrsseology,
tender in expression, snd loving in
| spirit, the entire association shared the
emotion which overcame Colonel Farg1-
son IS he said farewell and sat down
with moistened eyes and full heart.
I President Bridges then assumed the
gsvel and heard various resolutions snd
speeches, which were passed without
action. He then announced the follow
ing standing committees;
Resolutions-E. F.Yesger,F. H.Gsines,
]. G. Crsnfll, II. A. Ivy, John Fl. Cope
land, j. Fl. Davis.
Membership-W. C. Hill, chairman; w.
G. Bowen, T. P. Maddox, N. W. KirEpA-
rick, G. P. Miller.
Revision OF ROLF. B. Robirsoni
Frank Gaston,S. A. Fish0urn, Z. S. Terry
c. a. Kessler.
order OF business-B. c. Murray, H.
". Manson, ]. 81. Davis. ..
Executive committee: First tistflcI-
=. 3. Robinson, Huntsville Item.
Second districs-A. D. Lipscono'
Crockett Economist.
Third district-E. W. Harris, Gfeel'
vile Herald.
Fourth district-F. Il. Gaines, P.l'
News.
Fifth Districts. NJ. Vernon, Farmers
vile Times.
Sixth district. F. Yesger, W'kA'
hachie Enterprise.
Seventh district - MeI Kirspa'ii'A'
Cuero Bulletin. -,ro
z ghth district-W. Z. Hin, Ds-4''''
Times.s ham
Ninth district. G. Rankin, BFeDA'~
Banner. A..
Tenth distric+T. B. johnson, osn a.
tonic Light. r.,zs
Eleventh district-G. ". JenAf'
Stephenvlle E Dpire. 49,. .ns
On motion, the body, adj 1lrnsu Can 7
die, and after the request OF MsJO! ,jttIs
nor for the association to remain . a ,t
while for group photograph me "a tsif
oers left the hall and repsired 10 w m1,i,ai
grounds where splendid repas! '"-''
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16
DIREPLES, black-heads, chanped and oily ssir
| IlklpreYented bEL uTLCuRA MEDICATEn So ~

slider resolutions offered, respectfully
recommend the adoption Of T. B. john
sons resolution.
The report WAC adopted and Johnson's
resolution was adopted.
The audit ng committee submitted
their report, WAlch was amended some
little and adopted.
Upon motion the secretary was in
strucsed to send bills Of dues to all de-
lirqueDt members.
Mr.. Whitley nominated for oTstor OF
the next meeting Mr.. John q. Copeland
of San Antonio. Elected by reclamation.
DR.. Ctsnflll nominated for poetess
Mrs. o. Psgit ofsCorsicans. On motion
she was elected by accla nation.
For esssyist Mr.. J. 81. Davis placed ia
nomination the name OF T. ". Harris OF
Greenville. Elected by acclsmstion.
Mr.. johnson of San Antonio moved
that committee of five be appointed to
select delegates to the Rational Editorial
Association at San Antonio next fall.
Carried.
The Chair appointed on the committee
Messrs. johnson of San Antonio, Whit
ley, Miller, K0berg and Gilbert.
Arecess Of five minutes was taken for
members who go to San Antonio to give
their names to the secretary.
Upon invitation, Hon. John Henry
Brown addressed the association in az
eloquent address on Mexican relations.
The committee on delegates to the
National Association reported as follows:
A. d. Norton, E. F. Yesger, A. c. Sour
lock, L. D. Lillsrd, T. B. Johnson, J. C.
Cooper, W. G. Hill, j. U. Vincent, VIII
liam A. Fields, o. B. Colquit, Judge J. II.
Davis, F. N. Oliver, r. M. johnson, RIM.
Collins, R. E. Yantis, j. P. Bridges, 81. c.
Townsend, E. Koberg, W. c. Bowen, j.
J. Calian, William Ferguson, Dir. J. B.
Cranfill, T. P. Maddox, G. W. Harmed, G.
P. Miller, c E Gilbert, R Whitley, o.
Pagit, J. S. Kart OF Ell Paso, s. A. Fish
burn, T. 81. Gaines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16
knights of Honor,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Msy 15-At yester-
days session Of the Supreme Lodge OF
Knights Of Honor, several changes were
made in the constitution. One reduces
the representation to one delegate from
the states having less than 500 members.
Another gives suspended members sixty
days In which to be reinststed, without
madical examination. The bond of the
deputy supreme dictator wss reduced
from $4,000 to $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16
The Bo,s,orous Atlantic

Is terror to timid voyagers. scslt nan the g.
account Of the perils OF the degR H. test cars
NEST certainty Of sea sickness: tIe.eersch BIZ,
tive OF nal de nies' is Hostetters a. olcs a11
~ mssia Il. sfstss ins
tourists. whether bv SEES OF land, !! pr
bsPy medium between Ae nans sSe.t and i1s
n lsscnrces of the Ayedieine cng's an apnsc-
bfems tfcal benea24s i lie SOW pure
a hio sfders sothat cs 1!,sf, 81 pfsggi
Ing f5s6lp fbis the Bii ne Of bisck!ls:ss
ana Srtaia spedy. The The, s 1ovsses y ~ ~
tropics. isssiissiy stonsss.
stomach and EoHels, osIss,sr * pailiit. ~ VI
Bitters mixed wffh impure wa les nslaioItt
impu isies Similarly e eoun,ss.of cllnsis. g
and other prejudicial IN hnsss.s Of eIgcoi..s,
atmosphere. as well as the en ,sssy conpsl'"'
and fatigue. Use 1t for iia7s'
iheuu atism ard debility. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16
A:ners on q Strike

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May LA noon yes
terday the miners in the Rsinhart Coal
Company's mines near Bonneville, Mo-,
quit work and demanded an Increase OF
wages. This was refused by President
G. J. Berger. He says the mines will not
shut down nor will they employ the strik,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16
Committee.

The committee on membership re-
ported favorably on the following appli-
cations:
A. B. Norton, Jr., Intelligencer; G W.
Crossmsn, Embree Enterprise; h. A.
Ivey, Hsllettsville Herald; G. F. Lehman,
Hsllettsville Herald; ]. A. Collins, Dixie
Land; ALT La Cross, Hallettsville Enter
prise; Z. W. q. Kennon, Lawndale
Ledger; j. P. Mccullough, Dallas Liberia
tor; c. N. Ousley, Farm and Ranch.
On motion the rules were suspended
and the secretary cast the ballot of the
association for the new members and
they we're elected.
COMMITTEE ON OBITUARIES:
The committee on obituaries submitted
their report as follows:
T.. D. ALLEN.
Whereas, 1t hiss pleased the Divine
Master TO remove frem our midst our well
beloved friend and brother, Ed. Allen of
Galveston, therefore be it
Resolved, that in his death the Press
Association of Texas has much to deplore,
having experienced In his demise the loss
of one who was sn ornament to the $3.50
citation and an honor to the profession OF
| journalism.
Resolved, that we tender the family and
friends of our deceased brother our ten
| derest expressions OF coincidence and re-
| grei, and that we will cherish his memory
as one who left behind an inefaceable
record of noble qualities.
Resolved, that page of the minutes Of
this association be dedicated to his
memory.
Respectfully submitted.
o. PAsIT, Chairman.
d. C. WILLIAMS.
Whereas, 1t has been the will of Him
who holds in the hollow of His hand the
fate oil ali men, to take from out the cir
Gle of his friends our well beloved brother
D. c. Williams Of Mineols, therefore be
lit
Resolved, that the Texas fress Asso-
ciation in these presents desire to convey
to the family OF deceased our heartfelt
sympathy in the hour Of bereevment.
Whereas, we have always recognized
In our departed brother 8 man who was
worthy of emulation and one who per.
formed the duties to which the great
Master called him In such manner as re-
elected credit upon himself and the pro-
fession he honore6, be it
Rstolved, that we thus testify ou1 re-
gret at his departure from among us, and
that we set aside and dedicate one page
of the minutes of this meeting, and, As a
tribute to his manly character, we say to
each and every brother, ''Go theu and
do likewise" Respectfully submitted,
o. PAGIT, Chairman.
Upon motion he resolutions we're
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16
Reduction In Sugar.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May Is. = The
American Refinery Company yesterday
made reduction Of sugars Of one-eighth
Of cent all around, which was at once
met by the California Company. Both
refneries quote white sugars at cents
per pound. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16

Sold everywheres Price, CUTICURA, So; SOAP,
25c; REsoLyENT, 81. Pre-! ared by the Po4 TER
DRUG AND CO EMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
as-Send for "how to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16

* Many forme1 nervous debility in men
yieldto the5Se Of Carterae Little Liver
Pills hbA for nsz46us wealGees,
n,Sss sw; TT :sS -
, 1888-11-18

s & Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hvo,
, 1888-11-18

a nnEwHt1d do hTT! @~ top @e% Noe, You wills save fully 50 per cent by buyng your Millinery me
to lay in supply fDy Goods fora great da L@ m0eyu than Imir9ds viii mfHmna OF
ene stock and part fHes store fxhrsh that Town.
So Hos save the costs of collection
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
THE DAILYTIMEs FRIDAY. DECEMBERE2l 1885,

township hcolt county, Ia. The cap
ture vas made by Mr. Quinn's son.
joseph In the morning the eagle
made IT, appearance In the nei0hbor~
bpod and ia the afternoon was seen to
slight on Mr. Qui1ns farm. Arrange
nselts we're shcn made for its capture.
~ Jumns SON got a wolf trap and
~ y Ou "a bill and fastened a live
'Afseh near enough to II so that If
il' englc made an effort TO get tue
rhifkcn away 10 would spring the trap.
Ald Dis u did-spraBg be Trap twice
without being caught. But it was de-
Tfmincd 10 get the chicken.
III" trap was set the third time and
n"'i'fa more carefully arranged fos
~ capture IL was some little time
before the bird made an effort 20 get
~ prey Mr. Quinn's son stood off in
The distance and watched. The eagle
lleW over the trap once more and dart
ed down 70 embrace the chicken in its
claws II huttered over the trap ii
moment. there was q snap and chicken
and eagle were tapping their wings
together. Tho eagle was caught this
time. Mr. Quinns son ran at once 10
the trap b. embrace the captive II
made a bold fight but could not get
away. The trap held it by one toe.
Mr. Quinn now las il Gagged The
bird measures six feet four inches from
tip TO tip. il was the FIRST eagle ever
seen in that county Cor - Louis
Republic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

\ mcNsb0y took the Sixth avenue
elevated at Park place at noon yester-
day, and sliding into one of the cross
seats fell asleep. st Grand street two
young women got ON and took the
seats opposite the lad His feet were
bare and his hat had fallen off Pres
emily the Younger girl leaned over and
placed her mulf under the little fel.
lows dirty check an old gentleman
in the next seat smiled al the act and
without saying anything held ont a
quarter with a nod towards the boy.
The girl hesiiated d moment and then
reached for it, The next man just as
silently offered q dime, woman
across tho aisle held ont some pennies,
and before She knew it the girl with
flaming checks had taken money from
every passenger IN that end Of the car.
She quietly Slid the amount INTO the
sleeping lads pocket. removed her
muH gently from under bis head
without ronsng him and got off at
Twenty tlnrd street. including all the
passenger, in a pretty little inclina-
ton of tho head that seemed full of
thanks and a common secret New
York World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

WuaA >,rk rne oid man kookcd AZ them.
IS, cslt'sse v,sa two u quainied. he
>ssN
.fa tsa H,nscsien his enc stocking
to-t tvtt t.t slefn u'oveiiiy. and she,
thti elN tfla sfvat0gc. With her white,
Ntt4 srA E., SEA-. .oArlcss eNts. was
i>.Aih, he h'h 81 wisifo.N. so Nean.
itv, fht e saes hANe known She had
~. s~v,H tt tssnf hcr t1At 10 cared
s, N Ianv D. isn away. quick
.,atset l..fN itNs,sh his mind She
f.e h. sft tsi c,olc to Colorado TO
n 1H f.oet fiNc Ncars back Suh
l.t I.al haa ft ttfcr the name 'n hts heart
Ns., Go ts,d. With a sob. aud shr
la T .as her bands like siccp
v.t.lt. tfcn. WltA a low CRY. she ran 10
fin tad hid hcr tacc ON his oroas, still
he $3.50 nc. touch her as She chung Ca him,
0.~wns l1Saona,c.N
"lt arontrisht. he mu;tcrcd hoarscly.
Il >cj mower should yOu bcas sou Is now
ul DC wCrc You an' mo has seen camps,
am knows what Wlong love is
She OnlN clUn. closer. such a childlikc
thing. in her shabby black gown. with
her short little curls. and hor TINY hand
cmtching his arm.
Il tell YOU. De cried. passionaicly.
''once nay arms meet around YOU. / shall
never lc, you go.
wal. YOU needn't said Member dryly.
buf there Were tears M his old eyes
You nccdt. Bin she's "a widder
cts only since this mornin' he con-
tuued. as The big arms incloecd the tiny
figure, but It's proper. calc late Shed
run away from him. bat he tracked her;
six weeks ago ho come in when we was
eaten supper an Jane hove ihc teapot
40 him. Whence want no use, hc took
Nelly am hen sayiu b. au was lest a-g0ln
90 leave town auer l0sin all she he'd. an
drgcn' hard along when the altitude
kitchcd him. cal'clate this place Is TOO
nigh heaven fur q crecpin' cuss Ike tibet
% crawl vas mcndin' that shoe fur
his wilder 90 wear 90 the lunerel
81 kn0wed 30 woman but her could
wear 'cm." cried Bill. holding the shoe
rerCrcniiy. "an 10 shall be set m gold
outer my mine.
"lt's "a mile too big" she said. very
bmshng and shy, "au D. ~ horTid.
"Nlror hccred woman hut sed them
very words. erinncl Mcndcr beaming
on them. Vow. Bill. yourn done, an
Iemmo stick patch ou thai one, Nelly.
far you don't wautcr be a crcckin round
I'm uew ones 10 the iuncrcl. like you was
too glad to cit him plautcd.
The next afternoon. when The twilight
shadows were falling, Jonathan Member
stood In his shop door and watched the
train creep miles above on the mountain
ou it- way to Denver.
"Pmle rapid thi. western country, he
soiiioQuizod. jrngus the coins IN MS
pocket I'VE mover miss no time; but
there amt many small vimmen like
Nelly as Kim bury one husband IN the
forenoon an git merried TO thc second m
the ariemoon. am lglos Bill don know
how tho mate TO that little shoe hes got
slowed away is over on my shelf as a
memcutomory THAT little number one
the smallest fur wimmcn kind as ever /
soe." -- Patience Staplet0n m Once d
Week
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
Wonderful NIason..

The old Egyptians were better builders
than those Of the present day. There are
blocks Of stones in the pyramiI5.v hich
weigh three or -four times as muchas the
,bclisk on the London cmbankment.
There IS one stone, the weight Of which
q estimated at $50 tons There are stones
thiny feet IN length which lii so closely
together that penknife may be run
over the surface without discovering the
break between them. They are not laid
With mortar. either. We have no ma
chinery 50 perfect that ii win make two
surface thirty feet in length which will
meet together as these stones IN thepyra'
mids meet. IL Is supposed that they were
rubbed backward and forward upon
each other until thu surfaces were assint
lated, making them tbs worlds wonders
10 mechanical skill. London Budget.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

From an interesting lecture upon the
Nursing OF Children. delivered by w.
Hamilton $ QWn. at 81. Luker hospital
in Utica. we take the following
"Ihat no mother can furnish Der IN
FAINT with uoWi.hmcnt during the first
hours or feT DAYS Of life is assurance
enough that the offspring will do well
enough II left 10 nature, instead OF beng
given the nasiiness insisted on by so
many who pretend e care for The poor
little uowh0rrs IfFthe amooi human
itv. do not pour down these defenseless
little ones melted butter, molasscs gin,
whisky. ans oil or anything else. The
most any of these can do !, 60 iWitate
the stomach and other passages Of the
child ln -o far as natures laws are fol-
lowed. be very careful how you interfere
90 allow tho Ignorant TO- If the infant
is cared for by the mother regularly at
intervals of an hour by day and OF an
hour and half or two by night during
the first few months of life. there will he
during that period very little call for the
professional nurse or the physician
Herald of Health
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

George =. Sroat, Of Nebraska City,
has an autograph letter written by Abra-
ham Lincoln i'm 1862 ltisun answer 10
an invitation to attend a banquc. IN Bos-
ton on the anniversary of the birth Of
Thomas Jefferson. The letter concludes
with the following tribute to the author
of the Immortal Declaration Of hide
pendencc;
An honor % jefferson, to the man
who. IN the concrete pressure OF a strug-
gle Tor independence by single people,
had the co0lncss forecast and capacity
ID introduce into a merely revolutionary
document am abstract truth. applicable
10 all men and al times, and so 20 en-
balm il there that today and IN al COM
ing days il shall b. a rebale aud II
stumbling block 70 the larbingcrs OF re-
appearing tyranny and oppression.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

IL was getting pretty near the end of
leap year and Amarantha was becoming
qgiiatod
Charlie" She said with sigh. as She
raised her tore frizzes from the shoulder
of his Tcwkshury millsali wool cashmere
four button cutawav. 1--WE thought Of a
conmdrum Why are you Ike green
corn.
u don't know. I'm suah. Amarantha-
o. it, because I'm so sweet.
No" rcphel Amarantha. whose edu-
cation was completed az the Athens OF
America. lit t. because no degree Of
warmth CAUSES eou suddenly 10 expand
into de.idcrated cillorescencc.
Then therewas silence for Che space OF
several minutes while the significance OF
the answer was working It's way through
his nerve centers 10 his Occipltal vacancy,
and then he popped.~sprinsiield Union.