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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1888-02-10
PROBATE COURT D OCKET.

Docket of cases in which settlements are due
from executors, administrators and guardians
at the ensuing term of the Probate Court of
Adair comfy to be held at the Probate court
room in said county commencing on the second
Monday of Feb. lsSS.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1888-02-10

C. L. LEWIS,
Judge and exoficio Clerk of Probate Court
Adair No
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1888-02-10

The Q. NJ. & P. Ry. was re-
organized yesterday and the new
road christened the Quincy. Oma-
ha & Kansas City railway, 1t is
the intention of the company to
geta through line to Oamaha and
Kansas City and will be indepen-
dent of the c. b. g. Q. or any other
road. This will be a great help
to Kirksville and it is just the
thing we have long wished to see
the @. NJ. & P. do. There is no
reason why the new road should
not become in few years, one OF
the most valuable and paying lines
in the west. The first board of dl-
rectors will be composed of Nm.
S. Warfeld, VIM. L. Dlstin, Z. d.
Bull, and Amos Green Of Quincy;
John Patton and Edwin Parsons,
of New York; and w. W. Jacobs,
of Hartford.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

WHEREAS, Default has been made III the
payment OF the interest On the money secured
og q morteIge dated the nineteenth day uf Dec
@inter a. y. 1885. executed by James 4. Nc
iisirc and vie Kate McGuirs of the County of
Aaaie a9L Lerritnrs sf DaS}sn. TO Il. A. Rising,
affhe Nnants Of Wineqa. MlnnaSota, and which
mortgage WAS recorded in the office OF Register
af Deeds of the County of Isrule, Territory uf
DAKOTA, ii Book 10 of Mortgages, IN page ago,
On the 1sdfiay of February. 1855, ut $40 O'clock,
WHEREAS, no action o. pr,oeodin: at law or
Otherwise haze been instituted to recover the
sleat occurred by said mortgage, or any part
ri.SEf1f ..
gage that If 9hfa',ts wohld be made in the pay
Prom Dl,'na y sI y lie ,,nne :" tA '4e s piiac. shaa ii l Baeg,ns
ile oftfdefanlt he male il the payment Of ne
itArs assessed or to be 'iseeasei oif's4ia pHeidt-
sts. before the same shall become delinquent,
then the whole SUN, both vrincipBl and interest,
al once Incomes due.
WHEREAS, defs.lt has been made in tho
arty rs agreed ~ the said moitgagor in said
WHEREAS, tie whole amount Of principal
aha interest has become cao ~ reason OF such
WHEREAS, the whole amount claimed to be
due upon eusf MORTGAGE. at, the s;ate of this
motto. y tEa suni OF Seven hundred Twenty
Two Lollare sa.3.forty Cents tSig21. 10 to-wit
sisstNU principal, and SEA 40 intercs. besides
u" sum of rwenty-Six Dollars sfd Jifty-Onc
Cents for taxes n2t ossAriiy pa;d by SAID mort.
z r.ge y. a. )iiiains aag!. interest, and Twenty.
~ A9bA!afs attorneys fees stipulated for IL
s6idtnhttrage.
NOW. T~iihtEfpiE, notice is hereby given
Int !; Nirt1e of the power OF ri,ie contained ~
said MORTGAGE. and dull, reoorl.ei as niuresaia
md II pursuance Of the statutes m such cHter
made and provided. tie said mortgage wifi Ac
Eareriosga by 4 sale of the no=tgaged premise
Therein described at public anct,on By ~. T.
stfl,Sner, sheriff Of Brale county. OAK, II tn,
front door OF \. Z. hoberta faw Office in Kim
5ali, couity Of Bru!o and Territory OF Dakota
htfg 3ttt-,ny Of jGnr, 1888. at o'clock II
be .tssri"os Of taat day. The aortsaget
premises are situated tn the County of Braieit
.'e Territory of Dakota, and are described Il,
foiluws, to-wit:T The Soutl,-East Quarter of Boo.
sion len fiW Township One Handrei and Ti,re,
Fis$ .fGfti; u 4t2..sq St&'y-Nevon t5it-West Jtt
'atrd Mt Klmhnil, pak, tlis4th day of May
tstS.
j. a Rising,
. + ifoherta liortgngee,
Al.y forsnIorogaEse. sts
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lSor tle heniGt Of Eastern readers
seeking G location we viii give Il d.
scriplion OF oar town, its business liz
t@elcsts. sppe1i9r location in point Of
health and magnificent farming country
conuihutory We have , population OF
about /. Gee, wiffSeen hraachG Of bust
ness and trade fai,ly rerrcs n;ad. We
have two banks. two n~cwspaacTs, three
hardware stores, two grocery stores, sly
general meschandise. three millinery
stores, heruass shop, three shne shops.
three drug stores, fnc opera house.
two meat markets, lunbcs yards, coal
yards, a rollte process mill II $50 barrel
capacity, a creamery, an hftesian well
and complete system Of water works, be-
side minor enterprises too numerous TO
mention. The city has three churches
Pseshytcrian, Methodist, and Catholic,
III in ii aouriahing con ition, Secret
aud benevolent societies re numerous,
Masous, G.. A. H., X. Of p,
I. O. Of o. T., Sons OF
Veterans. American Woodmen, beside
numerous societies connected with
church work. We haysa 35,o,o school
building, shgcc departments. presided
over by excellent teach IS, three first
class ho,lss an1all in al not a baltown
To get !eit over night III. As a grain
$500 - " ~,
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Ron,t Evncr.lnant.

You eanno, afford 10 waste time in
experimenting When your lungs are
in danger. Consumption always
seems at first, only u cold. DO not
permit any dealer to impose upon YOU
with some cheap imit&tion of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumpt-
ion, Coughs and Colds, but be sur
you get the genuine. Because he
can make o profit he may tell you
he has somethiag just as good, or
iast the same. Don't be deceived,
but insist ypon getting DIR. Kings
New Discovery which is guaranteed
To give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free
at 7. T.. Miller's Drug Store. lGl
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

The girls OF IL. northwest are Pc
c~u.iarly slf-inleperaent Hd s%elf-re-
liant. says lie New Orleans I;aes.
May he there is something in the
atmosphere that produces the changeiu
them, but certain it is ;l.at soon after
taelr arrival from. he states. from timid,
fright5:tel creatures, they saon blossom
ont ilto land holtggs lr$! farmers, and
even 50 SO fan as TO run fer politica
offices. AS matter OF fact, there mc
between fifteen hundred apItwo tlous,
aud in the northwest to-day who
are interested in one way or another in
ranch and stock property. Many OF
them CONC right cut md acknowledge
their brands over their own names, while
many Others again arr interested in
lych running under rtmes, and in
which jNey are virtually ilent partcrs.
This item VIII serve 10 shav that the
field of ENTERPRISE in the northwest is
open to everybody, men and women
alike, and that it requires cGnfdence
and application. The ,ruth of tie mat
ter is that there are more feminine
spectators, nrosncctprs and general
b'isine ome in ;ha great west and
northwest than there is any idea OF.
.-
The Northwestern road took a gen
etrous streak last week and hauled lum
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
probate Notice
n ths probate court OF the coanty OF Brale,

IN ina PROBATE court OF the Coaally OF Sr,la,
eeFrit9r. 0f Dakota.
IL thahlatter OF the estateA Order appointing
day of settlement OF
tlaal account aud
order to siow c.,use
why decree OF dis
JiDan;cl Warner, trlbution should
Deceased. not be made.
On reading and titlng Tie Anal account IS I'D
niaiatrattiS and Tie petition Fer distribution Of
Nancy Il. warner ainlilistr1tri%,of the estate
u GaaieiS Warner, deceased, setting forth ta.at
said estate Is IN Il proper conditian 10 be closed,
and tt.at II portion tf the residue of said estate
goi1pins to be divided aI4pa2 the WIDOW anii
heirs OF SAID tttcedsSr as persons entitled.
1t is ordered. that all poreol.s Interested in
fIe estate Of the saia Daairi Warner. deceased,
pe and appear before the Probate Court OF the
County Of Bfule. at tho court room OF said coarc
II the City OF Chamberlain, in said iinIie 90.
N Ito 2Jtl, day uf j une a. d. 1855. at9 o'clock q.
IN, tieIi aud thsfo toshow cause wny said nc.
count shcIli. not be alloscd and suid account
fetted and an or4er or distribution should net
ne Iaate q he Ie.hdae Of said estate among the
sIdoM Gid heirs az law Of the deceased accord
ing TO law.
1t is further oraerad, That a COPY Of THE order
~ published three successive weeks next be-
fore the said .GLti day OF Juiie 1883, in the Kim.
buti GRAPHtC, Il newspaper printed and pub
lShaa in the ssid Brute county, and a copy
thereof be POSTED in three public places in said
soHnty. q
VIC. Graybil.
Dated May 81, 1893.
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Mntlee 10 g-...laus.

thtnte OF Juhn F, Iiose NtuutteuI,
Notice is hareby given by the nuoorsignsl,
fred =, Iicke,t1erg administrator of the estate
1tJpi4l il Elsse useeaasd, Ia the creditors OF.
md all persons itavjtik claims against tie said
goGchera, within four months gfte: she East ll,b
i~seatin!, of ;l6s ~4.pt,ce. to Dennis Ryan. attor.
r.ny and Tho legal appointed agent OF the SAID
administration at the otiico OF Dennis Ry8n al
kirnbali, in tho county as BruIo. Territory o,
Hakota.
Dated al CA.an.terlain. Iuku.a. 5uly ~ 1859.
Fred L.. Gickplhere,
leceuseo.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
SisstiNlGsaS.
Territory Of Da'cota, In Justice Court b,
County OF Bsu!c. }fure j. Il. Long. j, 1
Louis t;sciards, plff.

COUNTY OF bsn!e. ,Atore j. b. Long, J. p.
Louis t;schards, plif.
George Mckee, Geft. j.
Tho Territory of Dakota sends greeting to
.icorre.M Mckee, defendant.
!Ionatc heEebt summoned to appear before
nc NJ my office in the town of KimbaIi. ~ said
'o,Ini$, on the iith Jay OF July, A. D.. isss;spt 10
ottciotk n. m. 70 inswsr % ahc oninpa.int of the
above named Plaintiff. Louis Richards, fled
May Is; lssss in the office Of said Long, J. r.. ut
h%inbali, OAK, who clnilns TO recover Of you TIL
sum Of Eig!ty-Fiye Dollars $3.50 on accaunt Of
y purchase from you OF hQrse 81, No. IL. ls21.
itnd which morse rns utterward taken from him
by virtue of a chat.el mortgage given by You on
si,id horse prior to SAID purchase by plaintiff
and tor the Keeping of sad horse. And you are
hereby natifiad that your property is attached
To- sne4ye, sud dabt and also hereby notified that
If yoi', iaut 10 appear and answer as above re
unirea. said plaintiff win tax. judgement
agnirst You for thu sum of Eiai,ty-Fiyc Dollars
and r"st- OF this action and attorneys fees.
Given under my hand this 2j;il day Of May. a..
- lNss. J. y. Long,. /,
w. II. turti-s.
Atty. for PIG.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

The hest saiTe in the world Ter rsfa.-
Bruises. sores, Ulcers, salt ttae6 a.
Fever Sor.f, Tettef, GhappeG iiants>
ChilhiAins, Corns. aud al Skin ttaps
tons. snd positively rafcs plies or no Jay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per boz. For sale by +.
K. miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

Lad C:iice mt Mitchell, Disk. liz! 81, tsss.
SViice ~ fnfu1y given tnat the fo~llowing-nrlrpa
2ettier Lae hiS4 uYttoa of Asr intention to tjaky
anl asoof III support ~ ter ol4ta, and th:t
cid PROOF viii be la.ie before the Giork OF TIE
3ietric- lpHr5 III Nrg(e county ut Chamberlain
pas., Oh 5ra5s.s II is.S. Ei I o'clock, j. n. VIZ
CHA Nehber, tnoer tie..l}..S. ealry No. -
ga the NE y Soc. Kip. i@2-l.. u. Size IRiue,
r.,.ioeaee 'tppn ard cultivation Of, said land
src. H. iisgh, Hank Craft d"hn gteela;tl anC
Daniel Snatz, al OF Aitapa{t. brdse 10. DIX.
2 49, ". L. Ruwies, Reg.
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Land OtE.se Ill, alitchcii, Oak, MAY. Il. ls2.
Notice is lnaeAg 2itfn 1l.g1 de .olj,iying-ganac
settler tas h!esi notier Of ler i~hieHiinu 10 mule
said i.ioef VII he made iefusu ~. O.. GItEi IL,
groDsii-. iud..e OF ErAlt tp., ~ Chamberlain,
l2.k. on j iGle -, 1853. Il 1 o'cloek y. IA. w:
ikl. Sec. SIP. i0l-a. 6a. She utt.aae the iol
owing witnesses tc prcTo her cu4gtfaliatis resi-
l.ence iiisll and Gltlt tNEtiun OF, SAID land, viz:
Mes. Wiik;lm G. gior.is, Mrs. il. 4. Stuecy, of
Rnbali and j. ". urcntt slid MIS-. L. Key
aoiGs, of GhEubs.iaim, Dah.
SO Mil. Iosles, lag.
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Editor nm. Of Water

Editor liall. of Waterbury, is re
joicing over The fact that he has sue
c@edel in convincing the sheriff and
his deputs tina, he had q better right in
Lis store than they, 1t seems the
whole afisir was merely an attempt OF
the part Of the district attorney to cot.
icct fees. It's a mean n "a That VIII
cloGc { poor eGitor's store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

Tho Dad debts collector agencies
win have 10 cult ,he business. the
president has approved a postal act
which fogbids The marking on postal
cards or envelopes anything renaolng on
the character Of the person addressed.
Hereafter such missivcs will he recog
ni2eq as notl.tug more or less ,hau
blackmail.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
A SOUND LEuAL oplMloN.

f. Hainhridge Munday ESD, Count,
ATTY. Clay Co. TeX. says: Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy re
suits. Ny brother also was very low
was cured By timely use ot this rnodi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved
his life"
Mr.. D. L, Wilaoxson, of Horse Cave,
Ky. adds a like testimony, saying: He
positively believes he would nave died,
had ii not been for Electric Bjttcrg.
This grcatrencdy Will ward oa, as
well as cure all Mniarial Diseases, a..l
for NIL Kidney, Liver ard Stomach DIS
orders stands uncqualcol. i'lice so cts.
and 81 at Milier's drag store. i8I
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

Is We sit Lere tonight nnalisten to the
sounds eli tha music ms il floats from the
church we wondcr how many persons OF
true Christian character are in tina,
building. Quite Q number, an5 ciso
qliite Number VINO are there merely
because it is policy to attend. quite t
number that if their acts were sumuap,1
uPat the end Of the week would find
thatthe n of attending church was thc
most commcpdahlr, even though they
did not put in practice what they heard
You viii say on must be more eencr
Gu s. We are gene.ons, but when w
see men of seldshness. nypoclitical men
men without principle. without respec,
fol the laws Of God OF man, blasphem
ers, posing as ardent workers and pillar.
Of he church We say it is ti,ae to cal
hnit and reconstruct.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

N4lertown Cau9t3e X "a: 0uc Of
The worst features tina. meets the eve OF
a stranger driving over so.po portions OF
Dakota is the area OF broken but mn
settte? itGd. ineal oyYacrs OF agents
who Efatral -ltei. land. oagtt to savr il
uttati, even il ,Ae tillage costs AL thay
get from the crop. Ii not only hooks
bad hut it II a nuisance to actual
settlers. since il affords a Favorable
opflprNasii1y for tho tf n rnv-
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(, 2
Segsss Notices.

lana 9aigsat g~itelaii. p9ea Nay u, iHS1.
s5rice is haftEs HtyoA tfu: iAe f6ltawiNc named
Anal proof II. sf.t4nur ST Ne eilItp. aud tila}
ETfd Ispda; wiiffe ,pie befnrN ". t.tfrashi3.
probate lodge aEt.a' aariiata, iiah, On she ott
and heir of hIcbaal ea5a6'ly, atfG4esBGJ. Hd. 80
1865 fot nc ftA OF 80. s2f,.j. ~ V. s.. She
uanics tle fuliussihs @@ltnsasae ;paptoYe her corr
4iaNous rVs5Csonts lfpaI, an. c5l7y S:SsifNt Of. AID
land. WIT. n, hustin. iienry Met asirHy,t'.
Npgaaab .atd loae.s hlalElntaa, ~ Q, %;-ii8hsli,
iitt,e C0s, !5ak. r. ~. -. t}591cy it,It.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
.aaa;.o your E:yas sss,ate E.e;,re wi:.4
<. ~


-
Ahalf-blooa French Draft, 4 years old, weighs
1850 pounds, iGsa hands high. Color, a.hcentital
ga. pie ;.raJ. a no. / action, tine stal,.,er.
Pedigree: Valiant was sired ~ 'GhHmpion,'
who Seitb ed .ial. Ills dam was a large marc
that raised some iiRc colts, and. when young,
wts trained forth track.
TERMS To iusare, $40. payabieby note at
giule of service.
EasEawuS,
have secured tins sraiion Of J. ii. iierry.
ueis an irnpnrted French Perc.,esofs, No. Hi.
years old; Iolor, i,,fk iron grey; weight, nearl;
Zoo pounds. Action very tina, vigorous ei,d
strong. If yen wish to improve your horse
stock from p to 50 per cent. tins is the assured
way. No class of horses are SO popuiGF in the
! sastern make. g. the terohers Il Gna lie Fsonci
rraft.
TERaS:-4o insure. 8iG, By noto TO J.. i
l{snry. Note to be null and void if mare A.Eot
ic-ioal When note is duo,
Moai6ys, phursdavs at the farm. Tuesday.
and Wrlneedass a; White Lake, Fridays. unc
5s.tnSGags ut D.. Il. neury's stable, &imbntl.
.s' r E.
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Vet We find many use the hi}lc Tor
authority use 1t as ~ excuse, where
their conscience teacl.sS TO The con, sary,
They will cite you passages which, with
their Interpretation appended, som to
cover tic case. lsu will not find a
man who works and thinks n unison
with his conscience, looking in the
bible Cor an excuse. lie knows he is
right: he need not search in thus dic;ion-
ary of authority To aAsolvc liz record.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

The Northwestern road took a gen
erous streak last week and hauled lum
iGag ta Bsl;ata tpNas o. 's.ipF free
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-03-16

IN foTmsr times the cultivation was
confined mostly TO tho sea islanis, and
the low shore lands OF ths coasts OF
South Carolina aud Georgia More re-
cent'y Louisiana aud several other
southern states have produced large
quantities OF rice. max ing rice culture
one OF tho most important industries OF
the south. Yet the annual consumpt ption
OF rice Ia tho United States is repostcd
as nearly double tho production.
ole of the greatest troubles OF tho
cultivator OF rice il tho bi.anuual at
tack OF birds Ia the spring. al tho
time OF planting, the ricc-birds Of
ylrioui kin Is eat tho seed before tho
ground u we'll 4 H.odcd with water.
Again, Ia the fall, when the grain Is In
the milk, the birds src very annoying
aud destructive. and il /, a never.fallinx
time o. great anxiety to the rice grower.
Many Lirds arc fond Of rice, but tho
chief maraudsr {, tho ''riee-b BIRD or
"aoholink" OF tho north. These winged
anarchists" do not visit tbs fields by
scores or hundreds osIy. but By thou
sands and by ipnumerabIo multitudea.
Sometimes s whole fields are destroyed.
bringing 70 tho rics~ planter ''crop OF
discoaragements' instead Of crop Of
rice
During tha timo tbs rics- birds are 90
numerous. hundreds Of boy, and men
are employed, called ''bird -ninders."
who alarm the birds by al scharaiap fire.
arms and 10 various way, strive 70 keep
the birds from tho fields. Blrd.tran-
ping and netting and egg
destroying are rcsorted 70 without
apparently diminishiu4 the numbers
and with about rs much visible benefit
A. fence might b. 80 keeping weeds
from garden. IN the "Aanual Report
Of Agriculture" is IL stated that the
annual los, occasioned from birds
aggregates - 900 900
ore large nee grower says. Eve en-
ploy about one hundred bird mlnders.'
who shoot from three 70 ayo kegs of
powder daily, q twenty-five pounds
each; add 20 this shot add caps. asd
you will have some idea what these
birds cost one planter ~ lIsdepcndenf.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-03-16
sam Jones Nuggets.

You PACK your preachers in an lee houso
and abuse them all the year bcciuse they
don't sweat
Many Of as are too decent 10 be religious.
never call names, but every fellow
knows his number when / talk.
/ know in ono church where twenty wfre
praying for the millcnrium and two hun
dred were playing for the booby prize in
progressive euchfe Such Christians as
that would not Toe In heiveD six months be-
fore the would be gambling for each
others ciOans.
I am Methodist tin I GnI something
vita more gtt-up-afd-gel about H.
never became satisfied in Georgia till
We put legs on oil tho barrels and DENT
Johns ia atlanta AMI moved them away
IRON our boys.
had rnh Q a man in the lraest sense
OF The word a an tie best anyel Ia heaven.
The church Is ia lnst place IN vhich 20
be solemn, prov ded you have we'd rirht.
IL ! have lived right, III wear u smile as
broad ns beaven bnt II I've been rwindiing
and doing wrong III have one as b5oid as
"a graveyard.
/ want to be good man aud a COOL
husband, bnt God Keep me from beng
nice preacher.
God never made two men alike but one
was OF no account.
Ia rata'r be a man than dignihed'
preacher.
Id rather die on "a ven fought field OF
baltle than run away and speculats on ths
spoils OF The war
A Cross IL Gods viii one way and yours
another.
Some people think they can't be pio1s
onless they are everiasfingiy on the bsg.
pfny for my ddly bread. but have 10
hunt for my corn p0ne with the sweat run
ming down the hoe handle.
I'd rather 20 to hell than b 20 nowhere.
Dignity is noihng buf the starch Of
shfOud
Every society woman who claims TO be
Christian has got 10 get oni OF society
sometime 10 her life or 90 10 hell.
I'D rather iee a daughter Of mine get q
snake ts.c than society bite.
Society ~ n harilesg old wretch. sap
psag tho spiritual life from thousands o.
neOrlc.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-03-16

Measles begin with tho symptoms Of a
bad cold; hcarscncss. a cough, sncexing
| aud weak eyes. o, the fourth day
rash appears on the forehead, spreads
over tho face and extends to tho body.
IL Is darker red than the rash In
scarlet fever. and feels slightly raised
to tho touch. When tho rash frst
comes on, II looks like flea bites mr.
ranged in little half moons on the skin.
The great danger Is Of taking cold,
which my bring on Inflammation OF tho
lungs, aud OF injury to tho eyes from
over uso OF exposure 20 too strong n
light.
The patient should be kept in bod Ia
well-vcntilat,d room at temperature
OF about sixty-cight degrees. Tho win
dow must be lowered few inches at
the top, II possible, the opening being
covered with strip of nanucl to pre-
vent drnught As fresh air IL In
dlspcnsable, II thi, makes the room too
cold, flro must be lighted to counter
act H.
A warm sponge bath should be given
each day, folded blankets being placed
over aud under the patlout in bed, the
night-dress removed aud tho hand hold
ing the spoagc being passed under the
upper blanket while bathing to avoid
exposure. The window should be shut
during tho bath. II tho rash causes
much irritation II may be rubbed with
cosmoline or sweet oil.
The eyes should be carefully shaded
from tho light. and no reading permitted
until they are strong agiin. Serious in
famma,ion and permanent weakness OF
the eyes may follow, II these prccau-
tions nte not taken. Il IL often very
hard TO keep child amused aud happy
under these restrictions. This is one Of
the difficulties that good nursc will
overcome, and she must remember that
the child's comfort during life may de-
pend upon the care IL receives at this
time.
To avoid cold, all clothing should bc
warmcl and aired before being used. A
flannel jacket worn over tho night -drcss
is great protection.
II delirium comes on, and the rash
suddenly disappears, tho sufferer should
! be put iuto warm bath cont lining four
tablespoonfuls Of mustard TO each pail OF
water, taken out after a few minutes,
quickly died with warm towels. and
wrapped la blankets uatil tho doctor
comes. II the child has quick pulse
and seems very sleepy tho breathing
should b. carefully Watched TO detect
the symptoms OF trouble with the chest.
Milk should be the chief article OF
diet. II may be used in Cruel, custard
and blanc mango and varied with beef
tea, chicken broth, mutton broth, toast.
nnl any light food. - Youths Com.
panion.