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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. PAT. p. Had
dor of Vancouver, Wash, has been ap-
pointed postal railway clerk between
OH declined,
, 1889-09-26

SAN Francesca, Sept. 24.-1nformation
fires commenced raging last night In
Redwood forest. San Mateo county,
south Of this city. The lire is spreading
, 1889-09-26
spokane Ladies' In Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.--Mrs. Il. ID.
Olmstcad and Mrs. M. A. Eaton of Spo-
kane Falls arc at the Occidental.
, 1889-09-26

Supposed to he Drowned.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE REvrEw.I
San RArAEL, Cal, Sept. 25.--I.ast
, 1889-09-26
DECISION RESERVED.

for their uniform courtesy, and stated
that as he desired to give the case thor
ough consideration he would avail him
self of his privilege of rescrving dccision
for day or two. lie then designated
Thursday at . a. NJ. as the time when
he would render his decision, the defend
ant TO remain under his present bonds
until that time.
, 1889-09-26

who closed for prosecution. He began
by reading t; the Snlpp complaint, % and ied np ITO TO
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hfTEhNopN btrslON.
Court reasscmbled at p. NJ, and Mr..
Ridpath concluded his argument. He
was followed by
JAMES b. JONES
for the prosecution. Mr.. Jones dealt
first with the organization and business
of the relief committee. The supplies
sent for the relief of the sufferers had
been stolen. The relief committee, COM
posed of reputable citizens, had under
taken to bring about thorough inves-
tigation, and had sworn to complaint
against this defendant after thorough
cXiminatio: of tho evidence laid before
them. The counsel for defense had as
sumed false position. They were ev-
identity under the impression that the de-
fcndant wus being tried for his liberty,
which was not the case. This was not
a trial but an investigation to determine
whether the case should be sent to the
a peculiar case surrounded by many le-
gal difficulties and this was one great
reason why the prisoner should be
bound over for further investigation by
the grand jury, and TO enable the supe--
rior judge TO pass upon. the legal
propositions. Mr.. Ridpath had seen fit
TO belittle the witness Downs on account
of his occupation of scavenger. Mr.
Jones thought Downs was peculiarly
fitted to watch the relief tent. No one
not accustomed to the scaycnger bust
ness could have stood by and OBJ
served all the dirty work going ON about
the relief tent Without holding his
nose. Downs had heard that goods
were being taken by persons not enti-
tied to them. In order to find out he
had watched; had seen a wagon loaded
with provisions from the relief tent go
ing toward the north side and had fol
lowed 1t; had seen IL stop IN front of
Mmjor Waters house, and after seeing 1t
partially unloaded, his curiosity having
been satisfied he had proceeded on his
way homo. This court was only re-
auircd to partially examine this case
aud if he had reason TO believe that be-
fore the meeting Of the grand jury the
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


As most Of the pulpit, Of the city will bc
occupied by visiting Baptist ministers. sun.
day, and the list j. not yet made out, the
regular announcements could not be made
this morning.
Grace Church-Corncr Vance aud Lauder.
dale streets Rev. Gcorgr Patterson. u. ID.
rector. Third Sunday after Faster. Holy
Communion o'clock a. m Morning
prayer. liiany and sermon II o'clock a. m.
Evening prayer o o'clock p. m. Sunday
school go o'clock a. mn. No services during
the week, the rector attending convention.
Womans Guild Friday $50 o'clock y. m.
Roman Missionary Industrial School
Will hold its regular meeting at the church
NJ $50 o'clock. Miss Snow will welcome
visitors aud hopes that those having cSpcr.
fence In conducting such schools will meet
them and give the school the benefit Of their
experience. Session will close la time 10
meet with the convention.
st. Mary's Cnthedml-roplar aud Orleans
streets. Third Sunday after Easter. May ~.
: o'clock ain. celebration Of the Holy
Eucharist sunday-school nt $50 O'Clock
am. Mathis and sermon nt II o'clock am.
Subicct-''fho Resurrection ~ tlie Body"
Choral Eycnsong at q o'clock pm. The
Very Roy. William Klein Dean.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

ii. X. ELLysoN of the Richmond Dispatch
is among the delegates.
ELIAS GOLDSMITH, of Goldsmith, Stein
Levy, has returned from the East
MAJ. p. W. CRAWFORD and wife, of Cabot,
Ark, are visiting friends in the city,
Mrs. GEORGE DEGRoAr Is visiting nj the
residence of d. w, Fly No. 3S3 Poplar street
FRANK J. HoYLE, an East Tennessee, Vir
ginia & Georgia Railroad official, is at the
Gayoso.
Tue Rev. +. W. Carney, Of GAINESVILLE, 1.
representing the Semi Weekly Tobacco Leqf Of
that city.
l.. II. HoLT editor and business manager
OF the Western Baptist at Topeka, kas
came in last night.
J. X. PRATHER will eat his birthday din
ner at his fathers residence near New Al
bany, Miss, on May ~.
Carr. J. W. WyYST, Of the firm Of Wynne
Love q Co., has applied for membership &c
the Memphis Cotton Exchange.
Mrs. Dir. WILLIAM HEWITT and daughter
Miss Mollie, have returned home, after an
absence Of several months in Texas and
Mexico.
jog MESDELsoHS, Of Baton Rouge, Ia.
aud his charming bride, nee Miss Bertha
bohemian, of Vicksburg, Miss, are at tn,
Gayoso.
TnE ArPEAL returns thanks to the Mem.
phis Floral Company for a basket of lovely
flowers, selected with an eye TO beauty and
arranged with exquisite taste.
ELDER II. B Folk and wife, Of Browns
Yillc and Elder l. lgnr T.. Folk and wife. OF
Chattanooga are in attendance 10 the South.
ern Baptist Convention, and are the guests
OF their relative, W. L. Wilson, No. l0e
Union street.
JUICE l.. S. HAMMOND will entertain hi,
classmates and all members OF the Union
College (Murphccsboro, Tenn, Alumni who
are attending the Baptist Convention, at his
residence, Az Poplar street. at o'clock this
evening. The Judge has not been able 10
see all Of them, but lac extends a cordial in
yitation 10 each and every one.
W. II. PATTON, Of Clarke County, Miss, Is
at the Gayoso Hotel. lie is here in attend.
ancc upon the Baptist Convention. In
the great prohibition tidal wave In Misss.
sippi few years back Mr.. Patton was one OF
the powers behind the throne" H. has
always been n leader In church affairs and
has endearcd himself 10 the people OF his
State because Of his many generous acts in
behalf Of charitable institutions.
ANoNG the newspaper men present at the
Southern Baptist convention the following
were noticed: DR.. W. 4. Hatcher. Balti.
more Baptist II. NJ. Whorton, Baltimore
Bapfisf; a. T.. Dickinson, Religious Herald.
Richmond, Va; T.. T.. Folk, Bapfist Reflector,
Chattanooga; J. A. Leslie, Biblical Recorder,
Raleigh. ~ c.; DIR. II. II. Tucker, Christian
Hdcr. Atlanta. Ga: DIR. J. u. Gambrell.
Baptist Record, Meridian, Miss; J. X. Pace.
1rkdnsa5 Bapiist Col. ]. A. Hoyt, Baptisi
C0Tier, Grecnyillc, $. G.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

There was not a marriage license issued
yes ierday.
Hotels are crowded and the good people
Throughout the city have company.
colored man named VIM Thompson
was found dead in the Bohlen-Huse ice
house.
Architects are in town to figure on the
new theater building which is soon to be
erected.
The four new hose carriages for use on the
leyee are finished and will be placed in the
service at once.
James Lewis, at one time clerk in the
County Clerks Office, died OF congestion yes
terday morning.
The tureen straw hats are coming in style
early this season, but this does not mean that
their wearers are in the soup
There will be n meeting OF sngle-tax men
at Lueherman's Hotel tomorrow at pm.
All who favor tax reform are invited.
Market Master w. s. Rogers was around
yesterday collecting money to send a poor
man and his family TO Columbia, Tenn.
An impromptu address or eulogy upon
THE Louisiana Creole" by Mr.. W. w. Tap
scott, was the chief attraction at the court
house yesterday.
The police have lot Of clothing. three
supposed TO have been stolen, and are hold
ing them for Identification.
-Four new names were placed on the roll.
call of the Montgomery Guards last week,
which were as follows: Priyates Hugh Mar
Tin, Lee Bowen, Ed Dalton and Richmond
Mckinney,
Miss Loula Mcdowell. assisted by her
pupils, gave an enjoyable musicale and
elocutionary entertainment last night at the
residence os Mrs. L. d. Cardwell, corner
Second and Exchange streets.
Mrs. Addie Thomas. OF Huntsville Ala,
i in the city looking for her husband, c. G..
W. Thomas, carpenter, who is working In
this vicinity. The lady is In destitute cir,
cumstances and anxious to find him.
There will be preaching at the First Meth
odst Church aud also at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church at II o'clock this morn
ing by two Of the most distinguished divincs
IN the convention. Their names could not
be- learned.
The Union and Planters Bank was re-
moved last evening from the temporary
quarters at No. 10 Madison street back To-
the old quarters, No. II Madison street,
which have been fitted up in palatial style.
and where business will be resumed this
morning.
Among the thousand and more visitors
now IN the city very few seem TO be aware
that tbs finest view OF Memphis and sur.
rounding country is obtained from the Gus
tom-house tower, which Is readily reached
by elevator and the grand stairway. Visiting
friends should bear this In mind.
The reduction in the price Of COMPRISING
20 20 cents per bale in this city will un-
doubleday rebound TO the advantage OF the
Memphis cotton market and materially
increase Its receipts for the coming season,
n COMPRISES In the interior handling much
smaller quantities Of cotton cannot possibly
live at such rates Of compensation.
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woMAN's WORK.
An Auxiliary OF tho Southern Baptist
Convention In Sossion.

An Auxiliary OF tho Southern Baptist
Convention In Session.
The womnn's Missionary Society. auxili.
AIRY TO the Southern Baptist Convention, and
the first annual meeting Of tho sociciy's
Executive Committee, began yesterday In
the First Presbyterian Church.
The officers are. Miss NJ. T.. Mcintosh,
Society Hill, :. G., president Miss Annie W.
Armstrong. Baltimore corresponding socrc-
iary; Mrs. James Pollard, baltimore. record
ing secretary Mrs J. y. Pullcn, Baltimore,
treasurer.
The presidents arr: Arkansas. Mrs.
NJ u. Early. Little Rock. Florida, Mrs W.
II. Chiplcy, Pensacola. Georgia, Mrs Stain
back Wilson. Atlanta; Kentucky, Miss Eliza
Broadus Louisville. Louisiana. Miss N.
Alfred, New Orleans; Maryland Mrs A. 7.
Rowland Baltimore. Missouri Mrs. \. v.
Pitts. Huntsville. South Carolina. Mrs N.
a. Huiet. Johnston, Tennessee Mrs. Arson
Nelson, Nashville; Texas. Mrs. A. G. An
drcy. Dallas.
on saturday. May II. AZ 10 o'clock an,
The annual meeting will open with dcyO-
tlonal exercises by Mrs X. - rcgpm. u
Tennessee AZ 1879 o'clock. words by the
president. followed by reports Of correspond
Ing secretary and treasurer, music appoint.
mcnts of committees aud enrolment, band
work. plan Of work aud nominations State
reports from Arkansas Florida, Georgia
Kentucky Louisiana, Maryland. music.
Al 1880 Rev A. J. Diaz, OF Havana, will
deliver an address on Cuba. After this will
be- reports from Mississippi. Missouri, South
Carolina. Tennessee, Texas. Virginia and
the report of the enrolment committee fol-
lowed By statements IN rrrarl 10 missionary
literature, the I0rsign MsfiOa Journal, Our
Home Tisld, Bopiid Bailci aud Maryland Mic
fioa Rom; new business notices and i'd
journmcnt.
SUNDAY. May u, NJ 5 pm. Mrs. A. ~
Ilillmnn. u Mississippi. viii preside, aud
after devotional exercises there will be
addresses by the Rev Dr. II. a. Upper,
foreign mission board secretary, and the
Rev. Dr. I. 4. Tichonor, home mission board
secretary Also reports Of miuionnrica
MIR. T. y. Domult China Miss NJ Cole.
New Orleans. Mrs. W. J. David, Africa, Mr.
r. A. Puthud, Brazil.
Monday, MAY ~. ut 10 o'clock n M. Mrs.
T. B Davis. II Tcxa, will conduct the de-
vntional exercises. Recommendations Of the
Executive Commitie will be considered; the
Rev. +. 4. tlell will deliver M address on
Iapan: committee will report on plan u
work. band work. nominations. Executive
officers will be elected and adjournment sine
die.
The ses.ionsarc for ladies only, and all the
ladies In the city are invited.
Jackson uouad Park Concert
Sunday. Admission 10 cents.
4
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY draws Tues
I.,s MAJ a
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Jacob Scesscl, the old and reliable ico-
cream dealer, corner Of Iaudordalc street
and Mississippi avenue, telephone 81, has
opened up his ice-cream business IN con-
nection with G. J. Fallow, OF No. % Main
street. telephone ,ll3. aud will be ready
TO receive orders nj either place for sun
day, May II, and every day thereafter
during the season. lie guarantees this
pure cream 10 be- the best IN the city,
which viii be delivered free TO any part Of
the city. A Trial Of this delicious cream Is
respectfully solicited.
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WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE.

The Greatest Piece OF Mechanism Ever
Seem.
An Automatic Musical Scale will be placed
on exhibition today at our Cigar Palace,
No $40 Main street. The public are in
vitcd to call aud see II. We have Just re-
ceiycd direct from Havana, through the
Memphis Custom House. a very large
shipment Of the choicest Havana cigars
produced on the Isle Of Cuba. Call and
try them.
!. SAnElsoN 4 Co.
P.S. Baseball tomorrow Memphis vs.
New Orleans
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"On. NY nAcK" j. common exclamation,
and expresses a world Of misery and suffer
ing. II Is singular this pain arises FROM such
ynrious causes. Kidney disease, liver COM
plant. wasting affections, colds, rhcuma-
tism, dyspepsia, ovcrwOrk aud nervous de-
bility are chief causes When thus niling
seek prompt relief Il can be- found best in
Browns Iron BitierN II builds up from the
foundation by making the blood rich aud
pure. Leading physicians and ministers use
aud recommend H. II has cured many, aud
u YOU are n sufferer. try it
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TuE attention Of parties seeking an in
vestmont In valuable city property IL called
20 the advertisement in this issue OF the
chanccry sale Of the Guy q Mcclellan
building on Front and Csurl streets. The
size and location Of this property make IL
very desirable. Title perfect; terms easy.
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IIIEG,

Goa. rrliay morning NAV II iasl At O'Clock. "
congestion. JANE 4 Laws, ln the thirty third
year % his age
Funeral from rnsidoncc tomorrow SUNDAY
afternoon atg O'Clock. HofTIrr' az ~ bhgid'a
Church At $40 O'Clock. Brpu.cm high mas AZ >
O'Clock Tuesday morning.
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To the Public.

Nrgruis Tenn. Nav A. tsso.
UNO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN THIS ~ TO
i rive notirc that ! have cold ib' 'aluun known
a. the Jockey club. Nn. ~ MUufu. .lf.i igfrihgf
with the gooi will, g. Mcau USHER a DEAN
aud take pleasure H. cnninfu1.nE them a. The pub
lie. Ny friends will nnd ihrn ever reliable, ahd
viii hud the bar NJ al time urrcd Win lho hesi
the market affords WISHING them success ahd
Thanking the public i1f co. general patronage
" X. ROBINSON
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On. MonaAN ADAMS. Of Sardis, Miss,
has opened dental Office on corner Main
and Union streets on same floor with DR..
Newborn.
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CALI on the Southern Trust Company,
rooms q and % Cotton Exchange, II you
wish 10 borrow money on improved real
estate.
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VIZ have Jus, received barge load Of
Pii,sburg Gas Coke, very Cine, Pitisburg
and Anthracite Coal and Ash aud Oak
Wood. 4. H. Bryan & Go.
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LADIES cape collars a speciality at Mem
phis Steam Laundry. pa Second street
Branch Office 81 Madison street
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MrNrms Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renoyating Works, 30 Boalo street. Tele-
phone GJG.
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v,I.o. 4 rIinn. aaa MAIN s,rse,.

Sell all grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Mating, etc. ut the very lowest possible
cash prices. Also do repairing, upholster-
ing, shipping and packing furniture, and
guarantee good and satisfactory work.
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Cant eat a thing" Hoods Saraparilln N
nwondcriul medicine Tor creating AN Ape.
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?. s-Periect IL guaranteed. All alter.
alton free Of charge by our own Tailors.
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spclal Dispatch to The Appeal.

FT77NIHI TIIIII ~ Y 10 NTTEIIs
CAIRO, I'LL, May iQ.-The Joseph Henry left for
Memphis and the Lilly for - L0uls AZ noon today
The Cherry passed 81 the Tennessee River this
afternoon we'll laden. rhc had bocn aground nj
Grvcnlcaf and was helped oif By the md Nclix
The lioNie took hrc bangs 10 ~ Louis al pm.
The city Of baton Rouge added 81 tons here aud
lcit at y M. deeply laden Tor New Orleans. The
D. " schcnck rf'l''bc up 10 the morning. The
Bowen p1sCSf south this afternoon with nine
lurgcs " roal The City Of Monroe icicgmphcd
from thYcaIc q i9nlgh, ana = expected sciore
ZONE Gal River r. lection the gauge. rise 81 I've
inches ~ twenty four h0un.
NlCHHuRG, Mis-. May i0-Rlvcr failing
DcpafiIE CITY Of Providence. 81 louis Arrived,
Ciiy oi,flcksbuW
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River Telearam.

NEw ORLEANS. Ia. May i0-Iaftiy cloudy an,
warm. Arrived. city OF o. Louis. ~ LOUIS
LOUISVILLE, NY, May l0-Riyor falling with
et inches on the falls and iegl II inches In th
cfaal Weather fair aud warm.
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Jackson Mssnd PARK Concert
Sunday. Admission 10 cents.
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LopaE NnrIlE..

nEoio LODdE No ~ b. AID a. "A
- M.-fhc oficen aud members are IN
ton ~ their iodgr this SAT- itnAfl even
ing al o'clock, lot wUfs iu ibH -. ~ bvHre Al
~ Ms In good standing ar ifa'rfually invited.
~ order MILLION o. PRICK. W. n.
Alin.r Hrgn D CnIlIN. .--ulrY-
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our GENTS DEPARTMENT

our GENTS DEPARTMENT
Has no oqua.s in the Latest Designs. New
est Patterns Of Imported aud Domestic
Fabrics, trimmed and finished equal TO
Merchant Tailor make.
Come aud You VIII secIt
At THE
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
a5I Main 81, Opposite odd Fellows Hall.
SOL HALLE, Proprietor.
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SPECIALITY,
Boys ana ChiIdrcn's Garments,

All new and Of the Latest Styles and Pat.
terms, offers lis Patrons and the Public
at large, the following
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The Little Ones are never forgotten. We
give a present TO every Child's Suit pur-
chased. either Baseball and Bat, Windsor
Scarf, Tic or Cane.
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BARGAINS ron THE wEER.

BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK.
zoo Childrcn's School Suits 500.
100 Childrcn's all wool Suits $3.50.
Your choice in 100 Childrcn's Dress
Suits worth 500 and $500. only $500.
These Suits are most stylish for School
Commencement.
800 Children's Knee Pants in all shades
and prices
Children's Summer Suits for picnies in
the greatest variety.
Childrcn's Star Waist and Bicycle Shirts,
the newest patterns aud best make.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY draws Tues
day, May L.
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Jackson nousd Park Concert
Sunday. Admission 10 cents.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

The only House in the City with tho great
est assortment in its
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Sol HALLE Proprietor.
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Come aud You WIN scott

OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-06

The upper jaw is stationary. When the car
is in motion the lever brings the lower jaw up
and the cable is held as in a wise. The car is
then carried along at the same rate Of speed
that the cable is being run. In stopping the
car the grip is relaxed allowing the cable to
pass freely in the lower jaw, at either end Of
which is pulley or wheel The car is then
entirely free from the cable, and It's natural
momentum is checked by q brake, which
brings the car to a dead stop. In starting
again the driver, by means Of the lever, seizes
the cable between the jaws of the grip. The
slot in the upper side of the cable tube is half
an inch to an inch in width and admits the
steel bar to which the grip is attached thus
forming the connection Of the grip with the car
HOW REPAIRS CAN BE MADE.
By an automatic arrangement at the engine
house the slightest defect in a wire strand Of
the cable is made known by the ringing of a
bell, when the engine can be stopped and the
defect remedied. In the event that the cable
is seriously injured it is removed from the
drum, the injured part is cut out, and a splice
made, which does not weaken the cable The
conduit can be kept free from water and dirt
that may pass through the slot by grading the
bottom and connecting the conduit with the
sewers. The grooved rail is used, and thus the
entire road-bed can be made flush with the
pavement The track Of q cable road does not
necessarily have the exclusive occupancy Of the
center of a street, as is the case with the horse
railroads in this city.
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Health and Beauty,

Eliza r. Parker in Ladies' Home Companion
To be beautiful, q woman must be healthy:
the delicacy which comes from physical weak
ness is not an element Of beauty. The grace Of
perfect form is the result of sound bone and
hesh; health strengthens the muscles and the
proper condition Of the stomach and lungs ia
of:great importance-on the perfect circula-
ton Of the blood and its freedom from all i'm
purities depends the beauty of the complexion
The skin must be kept healthy by frequent
bathing and proper diet, well as plenty of
exercise in the open air. The English are wont
to say the paleness and sallow tinge of the
American girls complexion is due to insult.
Gent nourishment, the want Of strengthening
food A French author Of note SAYS: "A train
of exact and rigid observation has demon
strated that a succulent, delicate, and care
full regimen repels to q distance, and for
. considerable length of time. the
external appearance Of old age. 1t
ness to the skin, more support to the muscles,
and as IL is certain in physiology that il ia de,
preston OF the muscles that causes wrinkles.
those enemies Of beauty, it is equally true to
say that, other things being equal, those who
understand eating are comparatively ten wears
younger than those who do not understand
that science" Our dry atmosphere, II Is true,
II somewhat unfavorable to clearness and
brilliancy of the complexion, and our climate
Is more or less exhausting to the constitution
OF women, yet with care and attention to GER
tain rules any woman not actually diseased
may have good health, and with it some degree
Of beauty. Bathing 10 one of the first require
ments. as II produces healthful condition Of
the skin. Therefore, the daily bath, with
walk Of an hour or more in the open air (not
the exercise Of housework), and q plentiful
supply Of good, wel-cooked, nourishing food
plain food, not pies, buildings and sweetmeats
will add not only to woman's attractive APP
pearance, but improve mind, body and soul,
for health, happiness and virtue 60 hand in