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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
Curious Marriage Customs.

The marriage customs in some parts
Of Brittany are very curious. In
Cornouaille, for instance, the village
tailor is the important parsonage TO
whom the candidate for matrimony
applies for list Of eligible girls.
Having selected one, the tailor at once
proceeds to the maiden's father, carry
ing wand of broom (Which gives
him the title OF Bazvalan. the namesof
the plant). He is dressed for the oc-
casion In official stockings, one Of
which is of violet color, and the other
red, and with him Is the suitor and his
nearest relative. Whilst the family
chiefs are making their arrangements.
the lovers retire to the other end Of
the house, and discourse their own
''sweet music;" 1t Is necessary that the
engaged pair should put an end them
selves to the term Of the negotiation.
They approach, holding each other by
the ohand, to the table where their
mutual parents or relatives are seated,
when bread, wine and brandy are
brought in, Tho young man and
the maiden eat with the Same knife,
and drink out Of the same cup; and the
day for union l. then agreed upon
N. 7. Ledger
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
Returnishing a Small Parlor.

Stain your floor dark walnut and
get rug of mixed colors OF whatever
material you can afford. Those OF
American make initiating Persian rugs
are good. and will not cost more than,
II as much as, Brussels carpet. Paper
the walls with medium shade OF olive
green, with small pattern OF darker
shade Of the same color. This will
harmonize with the woodwork. Your
walls are too low for frieze, but you
might have simple border Of a lighter
color than the field. In your windows
have sash curtains OF India or Persian
silk Of q soft shade Of yellow and long
curtains of Madras muslin with very
light olive-greenish tone. Your corner
shelf may be ebonized as you suggest,
with the addition OF curtain of Per-
sian silk running on a narrow brass
rod, matching the sash curtains. A
Turcoman striped portiere would do
very we'll If judiciously selected. Try
and get one with olive ground and
stripes of deep blue. red, old gold and
white, with perhaps thread of gold
running through. Throw an afghan
Of harmonizing colors over your un-
slightly sofa, If you can not make up
your mind to remove 1t from the room.
Cover the rush-bottomed arm chair
with the rich dark stuff resembling old
tapestry which comes in quaint de-
signs; this Is better than the spun silk
you suggested. Cover the small chair
with '.old gold" plush and ebonize the
frame. Do not think Of such a thing
as painting your "ginger-jar." Leave
1t as It 10. Put few peacock feathers
in 1t, and stand it on your corner-shelf.
Art Amateur.
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Tho Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
tifes: II can recommend Electric Bit
ters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
OF rheumatism Of two years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio,
affirms "The best selling medicine I
have ever handled in my 20 years. ex-
perience, is Electric Bitters." Thou
sands of others have added their testi-
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases
of the liver, kidneys or blood. Only a
half dollar bottle at Seybert & Co.'s
drug store.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
LUCK IN NUMBERS.

Superstitious Beliefs Of Many People Told
In a Few Words.
To see nine magpies is extremely
unluchy.
In France seventh son in direct
succession is called a marcou.
Virgil tells us in the eighth eclogue
that the gods esteemed odd numbers
The seven days OF the creation led to
septenary division Of time to all ages.
There were seven wise men in an
tiquity and seven wonders of the world.
Nine grains Of wheat laid on four
leaved clover enable one to see tho
fairies.
1t is an ancient belief that a change
in the body ofda man occurs every
seventh year.
Falstaff bays: "They say there is
divinity in odd numbers, either by ma
tivity, chance or death"
The number was the perfect num-
Der OF the Pythagoreans, who said it
represented the beginning, middle and
end.
In the Farce Islands there Is SUPER
stition that seals cast Off their skins
every ninth month and assume the hu-
man shape
Miraculous powers are supposed to
be possessed by the seventh daughter,
but, as usual in the case of women, it
has an occult power.
When servaut-maid finds nine green
peas in one pod she lays it on the win
dow sill, and the first man who enters
will be her "beau."
Among the Chinese Heaven is odd,
earth Is even and the numbers l, 5, 3,
z, 9 belong to Heaven, while the digits
are of the earth, earthly.
There is well-known superstition,
current since the days of Ovid, that
particular virtue, strength or danger
lies in the ninth wave of series.
The ancients not only noted the i'm
portance OF seven as an astronomical
period, but also connected with the
seven planets the seven metals then
known.
The number 9, besides being re-
garded as a lucky one. is possessed Of
mysterious properties. intensified from
its being the product Of three times
three.
The Siamese have regard for odd
numbers, and insist on having an odd
number Of doors, windows and rooms
in their houses, and that all stair
cases must have an odd number Of
steps. IN. Y. Mail and Express.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
Fingers Came on.

My little son, FIVE years old, was af-
flicted with disease for which the doc
tors had no name. The nails came off
his fingers, and the fingers came off his
hands up to the middle joint. For three
years he has suffered dreadfully, and has
taken quantities of medicine. He is
now getting well under treatment Of
Swift's Specific. JOHN DEIHL.
Peru, Ind, Jan. ~, 1889.
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DON'T 40 70 SEED.
The Most Deplorable Fate That Can BefaI
business Man.


The Most Deplorable Fate That Can Befan
n business Man.
One OF the saddest things that can
come to business man Is to ''go 70
seed" We have sympathy for the
man who meets with misfortune In his
business ventures; we pity the store-
keeper that an unexpected turn In the
market forces into bankruptcy, but we
have no commiseration for the fellow
who allows his business to die OF dry
rot; who sits sluggishly in his store
year after year without making an
effort to lift himself out OF the slough
in which his whole concern is sinking.
He thinks because he was first on
the ground and built up good trade
In tho surrounding territory that he
can hold his custom without further
effort. He has such an exalted idea of
his own Importance that he believes
customers will continue to come to
him without any particular induce-
ment, and SO he sits and "goes to
seed" Young competitors over the
way establish themselves, and by lib
eral and judicious advertising and
modern spirit Of push and energy they
make their stores attractive, they car
ry lines OF fre sh, fashionable and de-
sirable goods. they offer special induce
ments to patrons, and one by one the
customers of the old fogy merchant
desert him.
The flies roost upon his ceilings un-
disturbed, and spiders weave their
webs among his wares and across tho
dingy window-panes of his store-front.
He never advertises, he regards it as
a needless expense; he will not buy o
fresh stock OF goods until he disposes
OF the old stuff on hand, which, as the
years 60 by, grows more and more un-
desirable. BY and by his expenses ex-
ceed his income. He does not go reck-
leasly into debt. he and his family
must live somehow and the business
must go on.
II there is deficit ut the end of the
year he borrows little and the inter-
est accumulates, and at last he wakes
up from quiet snooze some morning
to find that the sheriff has quietly
taken possession of his chattels and
that he has "gone to seed'' from lack
OF energy and legitimate business en-.
terprise. There are few towns even in
the wide-wake West where store-keep-
ers are not 'going to seed" Younger
and more active business men are TAX
ing their places and are crowding them
out of existence. The spirit of the
new generation is alert, active and
eager to please, and this is what wins
and holds the popular favor.
Do not 'go to seed" If you find
that you are running behind, and fee
that you have not the requisite vim
and energy to keep up the reputation
OF your establishment. close it out, sell
off the old stuff that has accumulated
upon your hands, get rid OF it somehow
and give way to more energetic per
son, do not die Of dry rot, do not 'gs
to seed. "-Grocers' Criterion.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
Wabash western Railway.

Shortest and quickest line st. Louis to
Kansas City, st. Joseph, Council Bluffs,
Omaha, Denver, San Francisco and Port
land. Three solid trains daily to Kan.
sas City, equipped with free reclining
chair cars and Pullman buffet sleeping
cars. Pullman buffet sleeping cars run
through to Cheyenne via Kansas City
and Denver. For further information
call on or address ED. SWIFT,
Southern Passenger Agent,
Sc w. 4th street, Cincinnati.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
Would You Believe

The proprietors Of Kemp's Balsam gives
thousands of bottles away yearly? This
mode of advertising would prove ruin.
ous IL the Balsam was not perfect cure
for coughs and all throat and lung troub-
les. You will see the excellent effect
after taking the first dose. Don't hesi-
tate! Procure bottle to-day to keep in
your home or room for immediate or
future use. Trial bottle free at all drug
gists'. Large size so cents and 81.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
In Fashionable Society.

'.Is there any thing so hard to find
as needle in haystackp" he said,
with sudden fash of meteoric brill
lance. M.t
Yes" she responded, softly, lit is
quite as hard to find a haystack in a
needle. Did you ever try to find a hay
stack IN needle, Mr.. Bradlyp"--Wash-
ington Critic.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

Countess Martinez sells stamps at the
post. office window in Philadelphia. She
was Baltimore girl, and her husband
is real German count, at present in re-
duced circumstances and in a Philadel-
phia hospital.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

In France II has been shown that
frozen milk can be transported with the
greatest ease, and that after being kept
for days and weeks and then simply
thawed ost, it retains all the character
istics of fresh milk.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
ANY dearth in ohestnuts NAV

Amy dearth In chestnuts may be
accounted for by the celebration OF
Halloween. Some festival makers in
troduced new feature by naming
pairs of chestnuts ON the fire with the
names of the political candidates. If
the nuts remained together during the
roasting process the men were fortu-
nate; II they snapped apart bad luck
would attend the presidential aspir-
anita,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
A Few Pointers.

The recent statistics Of the number Of
deaths show that the large majority die
with consumption. This disease may
commences with an apparently harmless
cough which can be cured instantly by
Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs,
which is guaranteed to cure and relieve
all cases. Price 80 cents and 81. Trial
size free. For sale by all druggists.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

STOP Il at once. II you see your nurse
diving the baby either laudanum or
paresoric, stopit at once. II you want a
rood medicine for your children, get DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price % cents.
Females who have tried Laxador the
golden" specific for delicate complaints
peculiar to their sex are no longer skep-
tical. They cannot say too much in it's
praise. Only 25 cents. At druggists.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

This Is how the kangaroo got its name: !:
Capt. Cook first discovered the animal
in Australia. When he inquired its
name OF native the latter replied,
"Kan-ga-roo," which, in the Australian
language, is IT don't know"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

A verdict rendered in the Court Of As
sizes of the Seine has just been set aside
and a new trial ordered, because the
foreman of the Jury spelled the word
majority with g."
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

The popular blood purifier, Hoods
Sarsaparilla, is having tremendous sale
this season. Nearly everybody takes 1t.
Try IL Yourself,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

Every dog has his day, my boy;
but how much better of Is the mule,
who has his years. Haw. haw, haw.--
Burdette.
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DIR. j. j. MCCLELLAN.
HygGa Medical laSQlgiCa] Institute
COLUMBUS, OHIO,
Will next visit Parker House, Hsboro Thursday March %
SPECIAL TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIC DISEASES,

Blood Diseases, in
cluding Scrofula, Tumors,
Chronic Ulcers Running
Sores), and many cases of
Genuine Cancer cured by
Blood Remedies. SkinDis-
eases in all their varied
annoying and dishguring
forms. Nervous Diseas-
es, such as Neuralgia, Pros
tration and Failing Vitality.
Diseases Of the Head,
Throat and Langs, in
cluding Catarrh Nasal and
Throat, Chronic Bronchitis
and Consumption. Diseas.
o. OF the Heart, Liver,
Kidneys and Bladder.
Efficient treatment for Dys-
pepsia in Its varied forms,
Dropsy, Diabetis and
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

James Long died in Nassau county,
Ga, the other day at the reputed age Of
113 wears. lfn
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

There are in Vienna six companies
which make business of hiring out
steam boilers to small manufactures.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

A bill ito regulate the sale Of horse
flesh for human food is before the
English Parliament.
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Assignee's Notice.
Box 624.

NyOTlCE y hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed has been appointed and quail
creditors of David Q. johnson,
March I'd, 1880 A. X. JOHNSON.
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Bright's Disease. Guas-
anteed Cure of fRheuma,isn
Acute or Chronic.
Long standing cases car
now bo cured as promptly
as those more recent.
Rectal Diseases, such
as Piles, Polypus, Fis-
sure, Fis,ula, Ulcer,
bleeding and Itching,
painlessly cured with.
out Opeaation or deten-
tion from, business.
Diseases Peculiar to
WON On treated carefully,
skillfully and scientifically.
DiarrhOea and ConstS-
patton also cured.
Chronic Curing Ut
Piles Guaranteed.
$1,000 for any fail.
ure to cure.
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STE gtaats : Seatslatur.

4u # n, %. Mar3. SIN senat
bertetb man uber bic 8iG, melhe ben
8srtauf Don Wafeu an iunge 2eute un,
ter Il Sabre alt, berbietet. Die Bin
wuros engroiirt. 9ie @euerbefeuer.
Bill 'erbielt einen 3uiab, tponaM nan=
bells Mgenturen Commercial Agen-
cies) $3.50 aablen unb bic eteuer Der
9eloberleiber tuurbe bon $50 auf 800
erb6bt.
6aus. SIMMER mod perben neue
gjls eiugebra9t, unb mas fir mel9e!
50 rei6te 9atpion cine Bin Gin, pel6e
beltlmmt, baB ole 8iaiarb unb poul.
Slide i'm binteren @nbe bes Galopns
iteben mi1sn. Sic Bill, Garmen fir
StrdHinge an3ufaufeu, tpu1be bel Settle
gelest, ebeuio bic Bia, Dem Sol. SapIor
$40, 500 3urid5uer bic er als. Sc
bibren fur patente fir bic &apitolda.
oereien ausgegebeu bat. Sic Bill, H.
oif6en &abbinern gu eeitatten, Chen gu
f1lleben, pur6e %angenommen. Na1=
BEN fanO bic gntsesennabme bes Dors
traits Sam 9ouitons Hatt, nobel Sol.
6ut9inion Die &ebe belt.
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sas- Ssrr 5. 6. Smith, Ser @eiisnoe
Der @bieagoer Girma YeIforb, Glart &
So. bate bas unglid li9 bas 6anb.
geleut i6limm 81 oeritau6en. sd
bate aroBe S6mer3er gu leiben@ ia9te
er nunb meiue 9ano mar TART gel9wols
len, aber Elm paar Giareibuneen BON
"Chamberlains Pain Balm befreitcn
mid bon meinen g9mer3en unb Der.
trieben bic &nf6Delung in elmer Na9t,
10 baB i'd meine Sbdtiefeit ni6t All UNI
terbre6en brau6te. SD fann baber
"Chamberlains Pain Balm" aus Der.
f6nli6er @rfabrung empfeblen. Bum
8erfauf bel &. @obn & g., s. 3alt.
eper 6 Sobn uno alen &potbetern.
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8ud= Ster
att 3apf bel alien ttmierett
Snmoem, beutc 9amftag,
,tnb ntprgen gpnntag..
Git9 Sramerei.
2u nerfaufen!
&eser rno ltnermii0li6er Geiddits>
Gifer.

&eger ntlO laermiiOlider @eidditss
Gifer.
Cine iolibe @o1beneu br nj
Settle "a fardtig) pir6 i'm @es
f9dfte bon Soste Bros. %meggegeben.
Sober, Der ftr SIS fauft, unb 3tpar
aus benz 6erren : @arberobe Oepartes
ment un6 benz 9ut. unb SnubsO epar>
tement erbdlt elm 2otterie : Coos. 9ie
drummer, tpel6e aus Der 2otterie ge3os
gen tDir6 (aus Dem n@liidss Ra6e") be-
re9tigt ben Snbaber gum gmpfang beg
o%bengenannten @ewinnes.
Oie Nusgabe Der 2ooie beginnt an
IS. Mdra unb fpirb einen Wonat bau.
ern, big gum Is. Nptil.
Sir 3ie1ung tpirb unter frenger
RohtroQe ftattfinben.
ubr unb &ette inb i'm 0auptz S6au=
fenifer an Der Nlamo. StraBe our Nnli1t
ausgefelt.
Niemanb fann uns unterbieten nit
letnen preifen unb mir betpeiien bas
bur1 bic Shat. 8ebr. Soste
gde @ommerces unb NlamosSt Str.
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o at

tDiro elm 9Habe i'm Nlter bon 16 - II
Sabren bel 9arnif6 & 8aer.
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sic i%dmmtliden in heh moid

= Die idmmtliden in ben MaIdi.
nenmerftdtten Der 9oufton unb 8eras
@entralbabn angeffe0ten 9rbeiter protez
itirsH .8egen bic Innabme Der benz ST.
nat b~orliegenben SIaiffitatiuns . Btu,
pobur6 bic @innobmen Der 8abuen in
elmer Welie bel6nitten perben, baB fila.
lid Die 8abns NngeiteQten b~arunter au
leiben Daben tperben. sic erfldren i'm
gtamen ibrer 10000 Rouesen i'm
Staate, oeren unteridrift gum protef
lie na3iu9en, baB 6as @iienbabnae.
i6Gft bur6 bic Bill ruinirt lperoen
niirbe,
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sir Ssamilien : 8ebarf!

SdeIi6 gu baben Sis In Quantitdten
bon 2 Bfuub unb mebr i'm San Nns
tonic Refrigerator Gleif9martt, gde
Suo Qlamo. unb Martine3 StraBe;
ebenfaas bos bette frif6e Sleii9 aIer
Soften, feline Gerbelatpurf, eiubeis
miider Sped, S6inten, &au6leii9
unb gerduderte O6iensungen, gep0tels
tes RinbHeii9, reines Sdweinefdmal3,
gei6ladtetes Geoerpieb, Slide uno
Auftern. Ohen ben ganasn Sag.
Granf BrDtpn.
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SDG=Sier

an 3apf BET alien nmierem
Snnoem, beute SamItag,
nmS mprgem grnmtag.
CttD Srauerei.
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9ie aus BEN alteu Sreibrief gelri6e.
men SeftiOnen Al, So, IS, so, III,
116, 1913, 129, 1913, 1877, 232, 241unb
pa ioaten ni6t uiebersufen tper6en.
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sar Wenn Semanb gu6 iagt:
Sold einen S6nupfen uie biesmal,
babe i'd bod aber nod ME gebabt!"
bann nebmt ibn beim Worte unb ems
pfeblt ibm ''Chamberlains Cough Re-
NEEDY" gu gebrauden. Dos uirb i'm
beileu. Sir 6uIten, 9eiierfeit uno
Grfdltungen aller Ntt giebt es nifts
8eHeres oIs bies Gum 8erfauf BEL ".
@obn C &c., s. Rolteper & Sobn unb
allen an0eren Apotbefern.
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8pdz Bier
an 3apf bel aQem mmieret
Stnoem, beate gamtitag,
,ttt0 mprgen Spnmtag.
Git1 . rauerei.

6eute 8ornittas ifarb an einem
Ser3letben Der gountb. &ommi6dr &as
feel Aaintana In bobem Utter. Quin.
tana mar sStalieaer bon @eburt. 1849
fam er nit benz s. Regiment Der Ser.
etaaten : Snfanterie als 2apeumeif1er
bierber, natbem er frtber in gIei9er
Gigenf6aft auf einem &riegsi9ife ge=
bient bate. ST nabm ieinen Nbidieb
unb mar ieitbem Bepobner Der Stabt.
Guintana mar friiber elm rei9er unb
sulebt nod elm noblbabenber Wann,
obglei9 er iebr anipru6slos auftrat.-
Oie bur9 feinen Sob ~entfidnbene 90.
far3 tpiro bur6 ben Gountpri9ter ges
flint iperben.
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Siln9ltngenG Mdnnern
rir3
@t6lete &ettMmA ~G0r0nttrt.

Die fdredliden Golsen ber Susenbfanben,
@ef9ie1tSf4tpd9e berurfa1enb, poburd @eii
unb a0rper ruinirt perben, permanent ae.
beilf. Gersflopfen, Sdahternbeit, Gameus
abfub. @ebddtnibf6wd9e, gerIuR Der @ner.
gies Mbneiguag gegen @efeaf@aft unb Mslan.
Dole arinbli9 turirt.
etc Manner, ober folfe,
bic I'D serbeiratben %tuolleu, bic in 6olae hon
Sneiseretion IN Der 5agenO an @eldIe9fs. unb
Msrbenf9tud9e leioen, perben eriinblid furirt.
atine M~inerafien eingeseben.
junge Skinner, bic, ibre Belt nit nnfdbigen
eeuten berf@uenbst 'unb i9 baburd araut,
heiteu bes ROPES, ber Raie, Ses Oates, ber
eeber, 2unsen, eiuseDeibe uab bes Masens
tusesOsen baben, psrben f6ueu turirt.
East gud uidt turd faIiGes S6amsefabl
abbaIten. fcfort
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8pd =8ier
am 3apf BET auen umierett
&nnoem, bemte samitag,
aln0 mor9en Spnnta9.
GttD 8taMeret.
Muerlet.

= Sie ugrpreB" bot f9oa pieoer
elnmal einen frdftigen o8ubm" sNrtifel,
Der bic 3ufunft i'm roii9iten 2i9te malt.
yerfonen: &apitaliiten bon MaHadu,
fetts unb Wfinneiota, rei9e 8irger Der
5taot nit unlimitirten Mitteln IpieIen
bic 6aaptro0e; Stt Der 6an6lung:
gotpens Snfel Central Garten); 2.
Ntt: Summels Store bis 5ur Srahers
Banf un0 ELL She'll Der MarttfroBe;
Scenerie: Waferfafl, Mdblen, Gabri>
ten. 3eit Der 4ufabrunS 1T ~aaeroinss
nod unbefimmt. fs# 81
Otto s9mibi unb 2ouife DalIer
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-23

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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21
To Make Children LoYeIy.

There Is one way, and that Is TO sur
round them by day and night with an
atmosphere OF love- Restraint aud re-
proof may be mingled with the love,
but love must be constant element
II found my little girl was growing
unamiable and plain,n said mother
the other day, "and rejecting on it
sadly, could only accuse myself as
the cause thereof. So | changed my
management, improved every opportu-
nifty to praise and enco irage her, to
assure her of my unbounded affection
for her, and my earnest desire that she
should grow up to lovely and harnlo-
nious wonlanhood. As rose opens to
sunshine, so the child-heart opened in
the warmth of the constant affection
and caresses showered upon her; her
peeyishness passed away, her face grew
beautiful, aud now one look from me
brings her to my side, ohedient to my
will and happiest when she is nearest
to men is there not in this y lesson
for all parents? Not all the ploughing
or wedding or cultivation Of every sort
we ean give our. growing crops will do
for them what the steady shining OF
the sun eau effect. Love is the SUN
shine Of the family; without 1t neither
character, or morality, or virtue can be
brought TO perfection,