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~ II. BLAKEN.
Il2 NORTH SIKH STREET.
fbt'CtttO> Al.
H0LLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA..

Girls and yOuns ldles of this generation
need broad ami varied scholastic advantages ,
under the best literary, Usthctic aud mors
standards.
This institute hat pursued thc Eclectic ~ts-
tenn from its origin. 10 NOW provides Zen
separate schools, ar departments. h-fllrs
many special studies students are gindu-
ated in each upon merit. IN addition tu The
Full Course. there are special courses, each
OF which requires diplomas from fnnr schools
iforling varied aud superior culture.
LITERARY COURSE English , nngungo
and Literature. History csslahdf-thr other
two schools optional.
CLASSICAL CODRSE-lafin and One
Modern Language essential the other Two
optional.
:, lENrIFiC COUE~r.-Naium scionce
and Mathematics essfH'i0i-tlc other two op-
tional
OHNAMtNIAL COlE-F.-MusIc or AIT
and ono Modern Language escuf.di tho
other two optional.
FULL COUIp,t.--svcn diplomas are ie-
quired
SPECIAL >ITpiE-. Physiology. Hygiene.
Anatomy. heading fiocutlon. Ienml' ship.
Bookl coping, Iylc-Mrllng. Stenogrs lhy.
Calisthcnics.
1he Departments oi Music and Ant arc
nnely equipped.
Tho premises and outfit OF fh.s school has
cost over elOO.Ouo lnuo hundred ihoufnndl.
ami 10 employs oyer twenty-five l2lI officers
and teachers, Oi whom siA are male Pro-
fcsSors.
1he Forty seventh Session Will open SIP
rIhBEE 1lIH. ApuiF for Register.
CliANLf- n. COOKE.
BUs|nsss Manager.
frIe- ~ auII.ftr llIIfIuN H. o.. Va
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session will depend upon the result Of
the elections in the new States, said
Mr. Frank. "Iftheee States send as strong
Republican deleg ,tion to Congress
as is expected, the President will prob
ably issue the proclamation admitting
them 10 the Union. October 10Th, and
call the extra session Of Congress for
the latter part of October or the first Of
November. IL, however. we should be
disappointed in the result of these cleo
tions, | think Congress will be called
together early in October. | do not
speak with any authority, but that is
my judgement.
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Electrical ilIceis.

NEw YORK, July l9.--The hearing in
the Kemmler reference was continued
to-day. Alfred West, a speculator who
had once been struck by lightning, re-
lated his experience. lie sand he was
supposed to be dead at one time. and
when recovering experienced consider
able pain. T. Carpenters Smith, an
electrical engineer, who had received
1 shock of $50 voltage also told OF his
experience. lie was dazed, lac said,
but not rendered unconscious.
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| asked for package of Old Vir-
ginia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
is Of the same color and has the name
of Virginia -- on il. but want the
Old Virginia, manufactured by p.
WhitlOck. and not some of the va
rious limitations that have been
placed on the market since the
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This is the request that Is often
made by consumers VINO have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cneroots manufactured by z. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price Of the Old Virginia
Cheloots is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w,s2w
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WNCR0ss. GA., July "a c1.-
lsion occurred on the savannah
Florida and Western road at 1880 last
might between through passenger
train from Jacksonvlleto Chattanooga.
ANA side freight. thirteen miles north
OBJ this place. Fireman Walhng was
instantly killed. Engineer Andrews
suffered broken arm and internal in-
mries: Fireman Fielder, of the freight.
,4a. severely scaldci. as was also Ensi-
ncer Gray. The collision was caused
by "a brakeman opening q switch from %
misiulerpreted signal from the conduc
Tor. None of the passengers were huft.
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Charlie n,,che,lrl.e, 10 Canada

NEW YORK. July l9.-Charlie Nit
chell, the English pugilist with Mike
Donovan, who seconded Kirain in the
recent fight at Rlchburg, Miss. has fled
TO Canada. Ii is stated that when he
learned that Detective Norris was after
him with a requisition from Governor
Lowry. he consulted lawyer, who in
formed him that he was not safe
within the United States, and he.
therefore. decided to get out. It Is
further stated that he left the city on
Wednesday night over the Efie Rail-
rood
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A Br.cEyarsi irus.

LONDON, July ia join. stock
company was organized here to-day
which is of the nature Of trust. for
the purchase Of tho principal brick
yards in the United States The neg0-
tiations have already been practically
concluded with George W. Moore. "a
well known Michigan attorney. So far
as the brickyards of the city Of Detroit
are concerned. The English syndicate
agrees to purchase the plant and ma
terial Of the several yards there for
al out $500, 600.
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The IstabnfehIe Masp Nest.

MERIDIAN. Mss. July l9.-An organ .
ization modelled after the james and
Younger gangs has been discovered and
brought to grief in this, the county Of
Lauderdale, through the capture and
confession II member of the gang.
They called themselves the II, ia
butchie Wasp Nest, - and their mission
vas burglary and robbery.
SO far eight members have been
spotted. Six of these have been cap
tured. Two others are at large. The
organization was formed about two
years ago, and their depredatons have
extended over that time.
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Ease Hall Yesterday.

At -Washington-Cleve-
land game called on the fourth inning
rain.
At New YoIk-ll innings-New
Yorks. 3; indianapolis, 9.
At Boston Bostons, 8: Chicagos, IL.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
burg game posiponed-rain.
No games scheduled in the associa-
ton to day.
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Arrested for wnilcchapeI murder.

LONDON, July ia man was ar
rested here to-day who confesses to
having committed all the horrible
Whitechapel murders, and relates the
ghastly and indecent details OF the
various crimes, with names, dates and
all the particulars Of each, with great
accuracy.
The police are in doubt concerning
the man. They think he is "a luuatic.
and yet that he may possibly be the
murderer His identity Is still CON
cealed.
Later. The man arrested fon the
Whitechapel murder proves to be only
a harmless yagabOnd.
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Ife anmo. elniIms

CHICAGO. July ia special TO Oh.
Negs from Milwaukee. says. 10 is Do.
violation of confidence 90 say tlat th,
report of Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt on
Postmaster Paul was received with
many manifestations of approval Mr.
Paul comes up smiling. and says Ihco-
dore j. another. 1T is the most oisre.
uutable aud foolish of misrcpre.cnta-
lions anl falschoods | have ever seen
pat together. and it ls done IN Tine most
huneine manner. SAID he IN referring
to the report OF tae Civil Service Com
L.---I.u--
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Editor Henry W. Grady, of the At
lanta Constitution. is mentioned as a
possible successor Of GeDeral Gordon as
Governor OF Georgia. Chicago Tribune.
IL is a shining tribute to the SUI
premacy OF Brother Gradv's matchless
rhetoric. 50 tropically overwhelming
both in the gorgeousness and persist
ence Of its bloom. that he should be es-
ieemed as a candidate for each or all
political honors hs fellow citizens gan
contemplate. We know Of no more
striking witness Of genius receiving its
reward than is afforded by the case Of
Brother Grady. Exchange.
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llansealnaer ll.e Nen Law

LTTIE EALIs. MN. July ly-Al-
bert BulOw was hanged at l.j2 this
morning for the murder of franklin
Eich. This is the first execution TO
take place under the new law providing
Chat criminals shall be- executed ia the
strictcst privacy. and that no .newspa-
per mon shall be present. The crime
Tor which BulOW suffered was "a most
cold bl0oded murder committed No
vomber 23. last. near ,he village of
Rogult0u. The victim was Franklin
Eich. wcll-.o do farmer living at
Buk-in. about ten miles south of here.
Eich owned 30 fine ieam and it was tO
get possession of the team that Bulow
him.
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Lightning and cloud Burs,s.

COLUMBUS. ONO. July l9-Adyices
received from men ON incoming trains
last night said that lightning fired the
little village of Georgesyille, this coun-
ty. causing great loss of property. It
1, reported that half of the town was
consumed 4 cloud burst near Lam
caster caused bad Washout on the
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
Railway. delaying traffic for some
hours, and causing great loss 10 crops.
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David Jones was the first settler Of
Baltimore, in 1852, and his name is borne
by a small stream that runs through the
city. In 1870 town was laid ont on the
west side OF this stream, and called Balii-
more, in honor Of Cecil. Lord Baltimore
4 town called JoncstOwn WAS laid out on
the east side in 1892. anl this WAS united
with Baltimore in l7i5, dropping its orig
inal name.
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rioe,ng. Isut >obcr.

plrrsBrRG. pa, July 1o.-John J..
Sullivan was passenger on the limited
e>nres4 this morning, cn route for New
York. ON the pennsy lvania Railroad.
Neither sullivan nor any member "i
his panty appeared outside of the car
and absolutely refused TO admit any
One. The Pullman conductor said That
Snilv ,yas sober, and no evidences OF
his Chicago spree was apparent.
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sudden Deaiii ora Staunton Lawyer.

STAUNrON. VA, July l0.-Robert
Craig an attorney Of the firm Of Ellen
ger * Craig diei suddenly at the home
of his mother, Mrs Margaret EfIenger,
last night at n o'clock. He was attend
ing to business all day at his Office and
on the street. lie went TO his room at
1880 O'Clock to write q letter. lie
dropped in a chair and died in a few
moments from the breaking of a blood
vessel at the base OF the brain. Though
by paralysis many years, he
was an industrious, hard working
man.
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CHICAGO July lg.-The frstcar-loads
0l provisions for the starving miners
families in Bvidwood Stratcr Brace
Vile. Coal City. La Sale. Spring City.
and other mining pointsiu N1r.hcra llli-
uois. contributed by several leading mer-
chants and varchou-emen of this city,
len the Chicago and Alton depot to-day.
and viii be followed by others over the
Alton and Rock Island roads as speed
iiy as ihe the cars can be loaded. The
Mayor has for the third time called "a
special meeting 90 bee helit0-morrow
to take active and immediate steps to
relieve the vile-piead and alarming
distress prevailing through the North
illinois coal rpul0n.
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There will be- meeting az West-End
Memorial Church, Manchester. on next
Sunday. 2lst instant, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ,
to secure subscriptions 10 pay balance
on debt on that Church. Rev. +. NJ.
Peterson will deliver an address suita-
bic to the occasion. The public are
cordially invited 10 attend.
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DETROIT Men. July ia special
TO the Ners from jackson, Mich, says:
Professor Campbell. of Brooklyn, wires
Mrs. Hogan that El. Hogan, the bal
loonst. has been picked up by an At
lautic vessel and is all right. lie says
This is the latest and it can be relied
upon. Professor McEwen also received
similar dispatch at 1880 +. NJ.
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AnIxira Session of Copgress Probable.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July l9.-Hon.
Nathan Frank. representative from the
Ninth Missouri district, was among the
President s visitors TO day. After the
interview with the President, Congress
man Frank expressed tho conviction
that there would be an extra session OF
Congress called, probably in October.
Il believe that the date OF the extra
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n,..,e,nns vino of the OporIo "rape

Physicians say they have De'h u'.b1 .p1
Speer's port grape wine for years 70 .I'Y 'n1
entire satisfaction Of their p'l'enIS "nu
themselyes. and take great pleasure
IN recommending the port DuI t
nj ~ and claret 10 the pub
gu"'s X the most reliable they
nao no end The port is especially recon-
..anded for eonsumptlVeS' inc aBeu'
and for females generally
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fIt.aSk Rains.

DEER PARK, Mo, July l9.-The
heavy rain to-day raised the streams TO
a great height IN the mountains, carry
ing away bridges and doing consider
able damage. Trains are delayed on
the Parkerburg branch of the Balti-
more and Ohio Road by heavy wash
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y & nun q COS Rc,icw orrraGe.

NEW YORK. July le.-R. G.. Dun q
C7. IS weekly review Of trade viii say:
For tine dull season of the year. husi-
Mess continues remarkably large New
business OF n0n-specuiating character
evidently exceeds that of the same
month n any previous year. From all
parts of the country. also. come re-
ports that an active and prosperous fall
trade is anticipated. aud crop prospects
continue favorable. But lhr financial
outlook is rendered uncertain by the
continued exports of gold, the liquIda-
tion Cf foreign holders of securities,
and the doubts about trust operations.
Business failures during tine last
seven days number for the United
States. 1ss. Canada. 90. Total. Dos: com
pared with POO last week. 2U2 the week
previous 10 the last and DDS for the cor
re pCudiug week of last year
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Aucass Rainfall.

PAnKGrsnvRG. W. VA. July -
Owing 90 the heavy rainfall of last
night and tins morning. lAe N"h,M ia
and Ohio rivers are rising last i""l
men aie reported drowned up ihe h'-
naWha river. a woman named Tucker
was drowned here Tins morning. DIS.
J. *. Bailey WAS struck by lightning
unl -nrInu.Iv ImInred.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 19.-The
President to.day appointed Charles c.
Austin. Of Alabama. 10 be Marshal Of
the United States for the Northern dis
irict of Alabama; William Rule Of
Tennessee, to be pension agent at
Knoxville. Tenn.
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NORFOLK. Va. July lo.-Ihe United
States ship Alliance arrived III iia'n,, ui'li, >.
ton Roads this morning from the oou'i
Atlantic squadron.
Nearly $1,000 tons Of coal we're eX
portcd from Norfolk during the week
..olfuts Yesterday.
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v,ca,ncr indications ror nav.

- WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July "
PAN Indications for Virginia: Con-
timed threatening weather with
light rain nearly stationary
temnerature: southerly winds
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wna, the Democratic Committee owes

New YORK. July ls.-The Graphic
says that the National Democratic
Committee still owes over 5000, 600 for
campaign expenses, and that MessIs.
Brice. German. and Scott have made
up Si90, 900 Of that sum.
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Go 10 the Standard.

THE Continental Brewing Company,
1900 WestBroad street, will buy every
empty ale and porter bottle in the city
at the highest cash price. Don't be
afraid Of over stocking them. Send in
all you can get. ROBERT HILL, JR.,
Manager.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
BRICK STORE AID DWELLING.
SOUTHWEST CORNER MOsBY AND IVY
STREETS.

As substitute trustee. Is order of ne
County Court OF lienrlco. dated july n. 1850,
under deed from Albert MaNonud wife. dafDt
June L. l~~2. and recorded in the clerks
office 81 llonrico county, y. H 100 page l2i,
default haNiuu been made in The payment oi
cerfaif notes therein secured. and h,irg re-
qui-'l So To- do hN the holder thereof shall
sell by auction, on the premises, on
SAIl RDAl, july -.
nt q o'clock 4. VI the above described rfc-
Jerty. The lot fronts twenty one feet ON tho
west line of MoShN street and extends "a
depth ~ one hundred and thift,ou fcct.
more or lcs,. Tho improvements consist nf
two-stOry brick store nnd dwelling. con-
tanning about I've rooms.
TERMS. sufficient in cush 90 pay expenses
Of sale and the unpaid purchase money ana
the balance unou terms tu be- annOuuc 'd no
sale.
GEORGE H. pOfNulNIIr.
iNfB-td substitute liusfDy.
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A CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ NIAUNION. VIRGINIA.
ME- MAlll ]. 4 Al.UM IL. Inlh -LrAL.

opens september 4. l7sO. Closes june. 1901
Unsurpassed Location. Buildings. Grounds.
and appointments. lnil corps ~ Teachers.
Unriyalled ndyauiag,s in Music. Languages,
lOcutiOn, Art, housekeeping. Physical tut
ture, ~tenoginuny and irlf. wfItiris
Board. Gc.. with fuil English coUrs,. - %
for the entire nine months. Nusir, AL. and
Languages extra.
For fuli particulars Apply 10 The piincil Al
or ca tulOgue. lc.o-, o.llu
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THE EIGHTEENrn sE,sION OE

THE EIGHTEENTH SESSION OF
l THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
MECHANICAL COLLEOE Will commence
on THURSDAY. september -, so. Ino
location OF the Virginia Agricu tural Expert
ment station, ON the college ihru, gives su-
pefiOr advantages 10 the STUDENTS .n agrirul-
turc. The machlue shop has been greatly
enlarged and new machine y added, Offering
special Inducements 90 the students iu me-
cnanics Iuiiion tree. Board from - io -
per month. fOg catalogue and iurther IN
formation apply 10 l.. l.. LOMAN. President.
Black sDurx, Va. JyfO-D. .wAMIm
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so. ll2 north FIgntl street Tho tHcniy-
fourth sls ssiOn hcgILs MONDAY ~rrlBMHtlk
23D. THOMAS n. NORWOOD,
JyfV1w Principal.
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rr,llrurTuERrrtBLlCAN CONFER
rNcElN WASHINGTON.
,.nonc ard Hrad, not 90 Far Apart
Noa Inc convention 10 be Held
Norfolk thc icrnNot
Reconciliation.

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NEW YORK. July l9.-John L. Sulli-
van arrived IN this city tonight, and Is
at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
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h'llt,e. ana IN the case Of a delegofe-
convention viii submit "a roll of delo
gates and altefnates made nm a.
nerelnooiorc provided: and then. or in
''' 0''e Oh o mass meeting. the chairman
or secretary vii! take the sense of the
neoH Tor the selection OF temporary
chairman and secretary. The delegates
ana aiternates appointed by such con-
Ncntons on mass-meetines Will be- cor-
hhed as permanent chairman and sec
retary of each respectively 10 the chair
Han of the State committee. and the
city or county chairman or secretar,
in each case will certify the names of
lhc permanent chairman or meeting o.
tnc chairman ~ .he State committee:
pIotWcf that all such delegated con.
Nenuons or mass meetings for counties
shall he held at the court house, i'm the
county seats. If obiainable, and # not
ai such place at the county seats
as may be designated by the
county chairman, except for the
county of Norfolk. where the conven-
tion or meeting may be- held i'm the
town ~ Berkeley. and except ia the
county of Prince Edward. where the
convention or meeting may be held in
the town of farmvillc, and for cities
such delegated conventions shall De
held at the places designated by the
cty chairman. Pr0ridc3 further, that
zoo least day 'spublic notice. boy posters
or otherwise. shall bee gwen By county
and city chairmcu at tine time and place
of such county ma-s-mecungs or such
delegated county and city conventions.
Fifth. The State Convention shall be-
called to order by the chairman of the
State committee. and the first proceed
iue after the reading of the call shall
be the reading of the list of delegates
which has been certified TO the chair
man by the city and county conven-
iious.
Sixth. Am contestant. shall bo adj
mittcd 90 seats assigned to them on the
floor of the convention but shall not
bc allowed "a voice in the proceedings
until their title Is passed upon by the
convention.
by direction Of the State Committee.
WILLIAM MALONE. Chairman.
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THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTi.

he NINUINIA IIII Nh INoII.
L ItIE has just clsssd rs ~cmi-t eut-n-
nial Jubilee. and viii continue on tho lth ~
september To- provide rs system Of thorough
military training "A DISTINCTIVE course OF &C.
ndcmlc instruction and technical o. structiDn
I'm the several bianclss ~ applied science.
thus enabling a graduate in ihe Academic
school To gain prufes.lOnai nerrsc as a
Bachelor u science or Civil Enginosr.
These advantages are secured on terms not
exceeding s36 month. ~ ma average for thi
entire course. including clothing in additiO
10 the ordinary college expenses.
tcr Catalogue address
GENERAL FRANCIS II. SMITH.
ly2C-DxW0t superintendent.
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AICIIO> SAi.Is-This Day.

NrILL SELL TODAY. Al 1
w O'Clock. At the Richmond Nnd Dam
Vile depot u car CHOICE Nfi.nN~. All
dealers are invited /. POWERS. tnmmls-
sion Merchant. 1872 Cary street iyt0-i
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Five Bodies recovered.


JoHNsTOwN. Pa. July l9.-Fiye dead
bodies were recovered to-day.
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A YOUNG Nan

w educated at Han pdeh sidney college
who has hat succs ssful ekpcfieuce a. prtlci
pal OF Graded school position as teacher
Teaches Latin, French, Gerns", higher bns-
ligh branches and Mathematics. iestnon-
ials IRON trustees and patrons. Address
JAMES =. Liks, b.acAsIone. Nouowsy
county, Va. !ylA-v d.
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" ANTED. 80 GIRLS TO MAKE
w CHhkDOI~. steady work None OII
these wiI-) want - work steaiy need apply.
4. ". Wl>S SCO.
iyIS-3t No. 1916 cary street.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28
Danger Of False Tenderness.

The danger Of false tenderness in the
training OF children was finely illustrated
at one time In this manner: A person who
was greatly interested in entomology Sc
cured, at great pains, fine specimen Of an
emperor moth in the larva state. Day by
day he watched the little creature as he
wove about him his cocoon, which Is very
singular In shape, much resembling flask.
Presently the time drew near for II TO
emerge from It's wrappings, and spread It's
large wings Of exceeding beauty. On reach
ing the narrow aperture Of the neck Of the
flask the pity OF the person watching II was
so awakened, To see the struggle necessary
to get through, that he cut the cords, thus
making the passage easier. But alasl His
false tenderness destroyed oil the brilliant
colors for which this specie Of moth is
noted. The severe pressure was the very
thing needed 10 cause the flow Of fluids
which created the marvellous hues. It's
wings were small, dull In color, and the
whole development was imperfect How
often we see similar result In character,
when parents, thinking TO help child over
some hard places, rob him Of strength OF
purpose and other qualities essential TO the
highest attachments in mental and spiritual
ufe-Farm and Fireside.