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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26

y1Nd|plLOO POLIIo iohAJ
bedzie pochwalo1y Jez's Chrystus i
donosimy waszej w%ielebnosci O ma
szej okropnej doll W tel
nieszczesnej Syberyi. Na]prz6d daje
waszej wielebnosci wiadomosc o po-.
czatkowem naszem przesladowaniu.
w roku 1875 dnia 26 grudnia PREY.
1echai naczelnik stray %zienskiej Z
odradem (oddzia}em)czyli sotnia ko-
zak6w,i zebra} gmine pred kancelarya
j dawal zapytan;a do tych, kt6rych
dzieci by}y niechrzcone czemu dzieci
ME ochrzci}. Odpowiedzia} mu ma to-:
ME many gdzie chrzciG. Wtedy III,
dopiero be- zadnego pytania 1awoIa}:
kozak brat go. Vice kozaki jak ty-
grysy chwytaja czfowieka, klada ma
ziemie, jeden siada ma glove, a drugi
ma nog', a pc trzecb 2 jednej strony
i drugiej, bijq bez liczby, a naczelnik
jedno wcj2z wymawia: sieczl ia mu
pokaze> gdzie ma chrzcit! | to talk
sieka W szes6 nahajek, AZ mole pc
( jakich sto nahajek wloza. Wtedy
przychodzi naczelnik, kaze sic usunqt
kozakowi z g}owy i pyta; ,,aczczo
oduma} sia?" IA co, namysliles sle?)
Ale biedny, bedqc ]ak W ogniu, Cd
powiada: ia jedno tylko mysle. Wte-
dy kaze znowu siadaG ma glove i
powtarza sic to przez kilka razy. Az
wreszcie kaze ustapit: a sam zacznie
nogami kopat bic, jakby jake ME
potrzebne stworzenie. a potem kaze
odprowadzit do kancelaryi tych, kt6-
rych osiek}.
A wtedy wyskoczywszy z kance-
laryi rozjuszouy jak tygrys, zakrzy-
knaf wobec wszystklch.
Ma. kolana, wasza mat! Wtedy
gromada.,.. padla ma kolana pred
antychrystem, az naszei wioski
czterech. Wtedy on zaczqf tym,
kt6rzy padli na kolana, zadawac
p%ytania.
Wyrz-kamy sic "papy rzymskiego
| m~onstraHcyi. d%zwonkow wszystkich
obriadow (obrzedow), to try razy
: odpowiedzieli: zebyscie wszystkie
obrzedy prawoslawne spelniali.: jak
l 10 oluDdllll, ltk Il QLlCCill T. DO-
grzebam do cerkwi chodziIi!
A do tych, kt6rych pobi}, zaraz
furmanki przystapily ma furmankl
do %wiezenia. Nikogo ME dopusci},
: zeby choc polegnaG sic.
A tymczasem kazal kozakom oho
: die pc wsi Cd kohca do kohca
y zbieraG wszystko co Jest: wo}y, kro-
wy, chleb, owce, kury. co tylko
:. popadnie, wszystko zabierat. | brazil
: Z mas IS g~ospodarzy przez 8 dni.
e Pc t~ysodniu znowu przyjechal z
oddziaIem kozakow i zebraf gronla-
de i kazal STAG rzedzie pytaI
a kazdego osobna: czy bedzles;
J chodzil do ,crkwi ? Vice kiedy dc
y mnie przyszcdI zapytal, a ty bedzics,
u chodziE do ccrkwi?
ii To ia odpowicdlialcm: jail
bcda naSl kslcia ! uaslc wszystkic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
APOSTOL | WYSWOBODZ1
CIEL NIEWOLNIkOW.

trze gorqcej Afryki zamies>kujqcy.
okore ma caiem SVEN ciele maja
czarna, wlosy czarne, kedzierzawe,
dose ostre, wargi ust maja dose du-
re, wywiniete, a "a nieml widnieja
bielutkie drobne zeby. Postawa
ciala murzyn6w Jest ksztaltna. A re,
zyjac ma swobodzie. uganiaja sic oni
wciaz "a dzikiem zwierzem, albo tez
Walk czeste staczajq nieprzyja
znym plemionami, wiec wyraoiaJq
W sobie %zwinnosc trafnost s%trzu}u. :
Ot6z ma tych nlewolnik6w Oh wielu
juz wicklow czychajq okrutni handla
re, zbrojnq vice slIq, albo chytrem
podstep=m Iowa ~czarnych dziko zy-
jqcych ludzi, laduj NJ okrety wy
woza W SWAT, albo W samej Atryce
do na;ciezszych uiywajq robot Stra-
szn4 Jest dola takich niewolnik6w
cry to W Afryce czy tel W ArabIl.
Zrozumiec ia moze pono ten tylko,
kto ma wIasne oczy widzia} owe
wszystkie katusze. jake niewolnlkom
zadaj4 lch srodzy dozorcy, jak plecy
ich AZ do krwi smagaJq, jak nape
dlaj4 ich do takiej piracy, pod kto
rq n;ewolnik uginal sic luo palal re
%znuzenia, a jednak odpoczat ME vol
no mu by}o, chyba, ze padl trupem.
Wprawdzie pred laty 50 An
giicy znlesli n,ewolnictwo we wszyst-
kich swoich koloniach, ~wprawdzie
zrobila t 0 juz i Francya i Brazylia
nawet, prneciez dot!d ~jeszcze jest
ono uprawiane W Afryce. a to s1cze
y6lnie przez Arab5w. CT BOWEN
poprostu ob|awy j polowanla urza
dzaja ma M%urzyn6w, a nalowiwszy
ich, sprzedaiq potem biedak6w.
Te dole nieszczesliwych czarnycl
m;eszkairow Afryki poznal klrdy
nal Lawizeti. arcybiskup z MAST
Kartaginy. Swiqtobliwy ten kapIan
ulitowawszy sia mad owq niedolq
p~ostanowil obdarzyt Murzyn6w VOL
noscia a "a razem oswIecic ich via
"a Chrystusowa. ZrozumiaE to jed
na'<ze kordyna', re ~zamieszkujqc y
K%artaginie, ME bedzie m6gl wiel'
zdzialac. Jak vice ow Fiotr Fustel
nix, ktory IA wybawienle Grub
Chrystusowego W Jeruzoiimie. EuIo
pc zwolal ma Krzyzowq prHcciw Fur
kom woine, talk / karlynal Lpwile
n, umyslil narody Europy sk'oni
do uiecia sic W sprawie nicwolnik6w
Poczal vice wszedzie slowem pick
mem a prlelonywajqcem opisywa'
dole niewolnikdw, ktorych jul wy
wieziono 2 Afryki 40 mjljonow,
litost Ola Mich rozbndzal. Siowa Ape
stoIa mewolnikow dobre przynIosf.
skutki. Nlemal W kazdym krajuk a
tolickim z~awiqzaly sic stow.rzyszeni
przeciwcicwolnize," ktore popicral
u,ilowania kardynala Pc ,xem stowa
rly1lrnia owe zhirraly rf'ary posy
|,N t. MlsIonarl"m kt"r/y w;ro
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CITY NOTICES.
House OF DELEGATES JosNr REso1 r.

y u
III ton No. 10. SoLus
Whereas. on the final passage OF boars a, .,x
mea joint resolution No 80 and board ~ aias .aaer
-, ,,hs,s 20 Ss authorizing the city clef
improvement districi No. and assessment All ~ L
local Improvement district No were on al ~. ot
open 10 public inspection; and so Aaa
Whereas. in said board Of aldtrrnsn to,n. -,
tons Nos. 81 and 80, respectively the fins -, ~
the approval OF the same was Monday. july IA -
ID. 1891: and, '' 40 As
Whereas. notice of the assessment, ,or, 49,,
Improvement district No and the asssssrn.as
roll OF local Improvement district No = y,
Spec . was gwen Their first publication on
Whereas. from the date the hrys nphiicas;;oa us
said notices to the date set forth when go ~ u
wou ,Sa ne approved, namely uiy 1891 to July
Whereas, according TO section eight rs1 NJ A. "a.
Gle eight 81 of the freehoders charter s,hs .
Gil on receipt OF such roll and assessment. snsS,
cause notice thereof to be PUBLISH ed in tn osst
newspapers of the city ten consecutive sspas 100
Tying all persons interested that such roll ha. $3.50
hled and requiring them 70 appear at time ayes
not less than fifteen days from the date OF su<a ~
tce, and make objection thereto; Therefore no
Be Il resolved by the house Of delegates Ara ~
board OF aldermen OF the city council Of the CIV ~
Seattle in session assembled: ~ W
That the date set forth in the notice Of the ax.s
ment roll of local improvement district No q -
the notice Of the assessment roll OF local in,nrrrs
ment district No. z for the approval Of saIS ~
be amended TO read Monday, July 20 A. n l s,s
instead of Monday, July 13. A D. 1891 ara &c =
this resolution be published in the official neusnss
pers.
Passed house of delegates this 18th dav ~ ri
1891. r. W. J0SFs ss
President House of DeIegsts.
Passed board of aldermen this 18th dav n In,w
1891. GEORGE W. Hall. S'
President Board of Aldermen
Approved by me this 17tn day of july Isoi
HARRY WHITE Mayor
Filed by me this 18th day of July, 1891
H. w. MILLER CITY cfart
Date of first publication. July H. A. n 1891
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE ~
~ perior court of King county, state of Washlns.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE ~
~ perior court of King county, state Of washsns.
ton.
Angus Macintosh, plaintiff VS.. Stewart seely.
and Sarah j. Seelye, his wife, John X. HamIlfoa
and Carrie Hamilton, Francis A. Fish. Samuel a
Dewsnap, Maple Leaf Lumber and Manufacturing
Company, a corporation, A. c. Anderson, ChsrIS
Mcdonald and Eben e. Osborne. as executors a.
trustees of the last will and testament Of lama
Osborne, deceased. defendants. No. 10 691.
Under and by virtue OF order Of sale al n
cial execution, issued out of the above namedcoan
in tie above entitled action and 10 me d1s1tf
and delivered. i have duly levied upon. = A.
property of the defendants named In said wiz q
either of them, the following described real pr1
erty, tO-wit:
Two parcels of land to be sold In the foIlowhx
order, to-wit:
The first parcel consisting of lot two (2} IN seo.
ton numbered thirty -four (34), in township mum
bered twenty-six (26), north of range Numbered
four (4l east, in King county, Washington nvs
Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern Railway Company
for a right-of-way over the said lot: and saving
and excepting therefrom that portion of said Ia
numbered 2. lying east of a line commencing e
point ,444 feet east of the southwest corner q
said lot numbered z, and thence curving 10 the lea
thence north so degrees 20 minutes west 50fess
to the government meander post the section
line between sections "a and 81, in township -
north. Of range east, in King county, and ne
second parcel thereof being that portion Of said M
numbered 2, In section numbered 81, In TOWNSHIP
20 north, range east, in King county, Hinq
east OF line commencing at point l444 ID
east of the southwest corner Of lot in section 81,
township 26 north, range 4 east, in King county,
thence curying TO the ief from the northeast 70 s
northwest 1.O42 feet: thence north go degrees ~
minutes west $50 feet to theigovernmentm eandef
post on the section line between sections "a and
"a, and by that part Of said lot lying east Of the
Seattle. Lake shore & Eas ern railroad in town
ship 20 north, range east, in King county.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on Fridxy,
the 3lst day of July 1891 at the hour Of 10 o'eio
a. m. of said day, at the front door of the eouft
house IN the city of seattle in said King county
will sell the above described property nt pulls
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated this the LIST day of July, 1891.
J. H WO0IERY Sheriff
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CONFECTIONERS.

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY. ETC
i HenTy's ice cream, all iavoFs. always on hand
delivered promptly TO all parts of the city: Metro
polisan bricks all hsyors. quart 90 cents three
pints so cents, TWO quarts 81. or 81 per gallon;
home made candies, made fresh daily; largest as
sortmeat Ia the city &C Henrys. SIT Third street.
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NOTICE-SEALED BIDS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived by William Lock for clearing 8 acres
ready for pillow Union water works. I reserve
the right to reject one all bids All bids must
on or before July rs, 1891 For further particu-
lars call at room 81 Union block.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

UPHELD COLLECTION AGENCY ppIN
Il cipal offices at Chicago. MINNEAPOLIS ana So,
tie. Collections and legal business attended 10 ~
all parts OF the Chlted states. Collection OF rents
ana PERSONAL Supervision of property for residents
and non residents. sixteen wears, ernerian,s
Highest references George W. Fiheid rnanager
Seatile once, rooms 5 and Rengstorff building
1Oa Second street. A'i's
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MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS COP
~ ner sixth and Pike streets SesttIs@ al 80
nished on application. ALL
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore subsisting between US, the under
signed Ferdinand Toklas, Paul Singerman and ].
b. MacDougall. carrying on business at Seattle,
King county. Wash. under the style and firm name
OF Toklas, Singerman & Co., was on the 18th day
OF July, A. d. 1891 dissolved by mutual consent
and that the business in future will be carried on
by THE MacDougan q Southwick Company"
corporation, which will pay and discharge all debts
and liabilities and receive all moneys payable to
said late Arm. FERDINAND TOkLAS,
PAUL SINGERMAN,
]. b. MACDOUGALL.
Dated at Seattle this 18th day of July, 1891.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS sALR-uNnFp
~ and by virtue of an order of sale issnsS
out of the superior court OF King connsv
state OF Washington, and to me dirarfsy
and delivered, I will, on Monday, the 9th a.
OF July, 1891, at the hour Of IL O'Clock In the fn-
noon OF said day, at Ballard, in said county al
the steamboat "E. w. Purdy" at public auction
10 the highest bidder for cash.
]. H WoOLERY, Receiver
Dated this July 10th, 1891.
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IN Notice Is hereby given that shall sell A. nnhs
lie auction TO the highest best bidder for ezsb ~
be paid on sale, ON Thursday, July ODD lSei *
one o'clock in the afternoon OF that dsy a -
front door of the barn the Graham farm -
called, Brighton Beach, King county, washInxfan
according to law, one coal black horse finxde "
left hind foot white, with other natural or artjs
cial marks or brands) about l59s hands hirh
weighing about ZOO pounds, and about nine ysars
old; the same being estray, in the habit al rnr
ming at large and breachy, and taken up hy ms
duly appraised and notice duly given to the Cor nv
Auditor, as required by law.
CHARLES ROBINSON
Constable in and for King County, washinEfor.
Dated July 18th, 1891.
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E1oNoAlCAL MEN-SAVE IS ON YOUR
IA next suit by sending for ~ cloth samnfas
fashion plate and measurements blank free: post,
ase cents I'd l. huutiey 4 Co. wholesale gem
oIaerns samples please mention Post Inte!lI-
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STENOGRAPHERS


WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w quarters-Shorthand and typewriting; ypS
writers rented: supplies. 332-333 Pioneer buidink
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HAIRDRESSING.
| AIDES HAlRDRESSING AND MANICURE
IL parlors: hair bleached dyed sinrod ana rnt
Rooms l12 and ll3 Washington building ova,
Stewart & Holmes, Front street We
CIRCASSIAN HAIR PARLORS - BANGs
" waves, curlS, switches; goods made 10 order.
wig making a speciality bang cutting dressing
shampoolng, bleaching and dyeing. Rengstorff
block, 100 second street.
lace MASSAGE. THE NEW ART OF A.
IL quirlng a good complies ion without cosmetics.
hairdressing, cutting, bleaching etc; manicurinp
aud chipropody Mrs Reed. Atkins block, 315 Co
lumbia street. w ~
John 7. WITTWER, THE ONLY PROPS
~ sional hairdresser and wigmaker in the civ.
ing; ladies' and chiidrens' bangs-cuttinp a az
eia,ty' most natural looking bangs kept in stock
ana m as 70 order all kinds OF hair work done in
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EN- OVALS.

III X. HAMMOND & co. HAVE REM0VEn
IL their commission and produce business -
Nos S2l and 1923 corner West and Marion; builS
ing lately occupied by Knapp, Burrell & Co
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MANICURE.

nR. LAMOREUX, OF NEW YORK CHIRO-
II podist; painless treatment corns extracted
so cents; patrons visited at residences Office
room IL Scheuerman block.
A LICE NJ. AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
~ cure and electrologist, hairdressing parlors
20 and 30 Holyoke block Front and Spring streets
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NOTICE-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
~ All persons and firms are hereby notified that
the name 1.-THE Red Front has been copyrighted
for the state of Washington and registered with
the secretary of state and all using the same are
notified to discontinue from and after this date.
A. J. Prayer & SONS.
Seattle, July Is. 1891.
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REMoNED-F- ANTHONY's BINDERY
~ blank book manufacturers removed 10 Wash
u w street, corner Commercial street, Seattle
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ACCOUNTANTS.

II. PARSONS lO2 SEATTLE BLOCK
u. Books of public officials. corporations. az
illustrators. firms and individuals examiner
opened or closed. Statements made thereirom.
Advice given. Partnership settlements business
correspondence and a general agency conducted
References furnished
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FOCAL AND INSTR UMENrAL MUsy,

DRESS Mixing.
MRS. NELSON AND MISS KING-EVENING
WI dresses a speciality, Rooms 1928 Gottstein
building.
MADAME WEIGH, DRESSMAKINC; PAR
WI lors room II Rengstorff building 7Oq Second
street. have spent several months in Paris this
spring perfecing myself in the artistic designs in
dressmaking. All designs received direct from
Paris every month Call and have made perfect
fitting and stylish garment
MRS. KING, FASHIONABLE DRESS
NJ maker; children's clothes a speciality: hest
work; Eastern prices. Rooms and Oakland
house, 1,4l65s Front street
L'OR FASHIONABLE DRESSNAKINC; coon
A fit guaranteed, call 1928 Fourth street between
Pike and Pie.
MISS A. NICHOLSON. FASHIONABLE
WI dressmaking parlOrs, 10 and 80 RenrStorff
block, Second street; stylish garments; perfect it
guaranteed "
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ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS,

~ E. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOB
". Chant Der of Commerce; mines examined; as
saying and chemical work of all kinds done
Rooms "a. AZ and 40 Sullivan building, Front, be
tween Cherry and Columbia.
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LOST.

r osT-oR STOLEN, JUNE %, IRISH SET
II ter; pure red; no spots; answers to name of
BERNARD" IS reward for return of dog and no
brewery.
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EyA--rn seattle, SATURDAY., July Is, 1891, to the
wife of James Eva. =, ITO seventh street. son.
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IrOR sALE-lS LOTS NEAR GREEN LANE
II car line: fine view; only $50 each; great oar
gain; easy terms. Address owner. Box i.4oo.
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A j. MCINTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON
N. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College Of
flee at Montana stables. Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone. 200; residence telephone 367.
GREEN & NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYsI-
" clans and surgeons: honorary graduates On
tario Veterinary college. Office and infirlnary at
Quincy Cab stables, corner West and University
Streets telephone, 432.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-07
---------------
BelaSco's Early PLAYS.

David Belasco, the playwright, says: "In
my early days l used to be interchangeable
in bringing plays of mine to managers.
One manager l suspected of never reading
any plays, so / tried n trick on him. One
day gave him roll of blank paper tied
with red ribbon. He received the roll DO
litely, and told me to call in two weeks. l
called as he had requested, and he said he
had read the play, but that unfortunately
it wouldn't do, Then 1 slowly unrolled the
blank paper before his eyes, held it up to
him and enjoyed the comedy situation ~
New York Herald
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-07
For over Fifty Years

Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
their children while teethipg. If dis
burbed at night and broken of your rest
by sick child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teeth send at once and get
a bottle o. Mrs. Wipslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children teething. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers, there's no mis-
take about it. 1t cures diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie. softens the gums. reduces inf1emma-
ton and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system, Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teetbing is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription of one
of the oldest and hest female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold by
all druggists throughout .Ae world. Price
twenty-f1v cents q bottle. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winston Soothing Syrup.
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Attention Veterans.

For the state G. A. r. encsmpmept to
he held at Decatur, April 8 TO 10. Rock
Island and Peoria railway will grant ex-
cursion rate of one fare for the round
rip. Tickets on sale April 20 good for
return until and including hpri, IL, This
rate is open to the public. 1t is expected
to run through coaches to Decatur
Trains leave Rock Island S:10a M, 2:2C
p. m, 6:45 p. m. Arrive at Decatur a,
$50 p m 1890 p. N IL a. m. Equally
good time returning For further infor-
nation inquire of F. H. Rockwell, ticke
agent; depot foot Twentieth street, or r
Stockhouse, general ticket agent, Roct
Island, III.
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THE MONTHLY MEETING.
Last Nights Session Of the Munich.
pal Body.
The Regular Monthly Business
Transacted-OMeial Report.

CITY COUNCIL RooM Rock ISLAND,
April 5.-The council met in regular
semi-momthly session at p. m. In the
absence of the mayor the clerk called the
meeting to order On motion of Alder
man Knox, Alderman Schroeder was
elected mayor pro TEN. All the aldermen
were present. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved. City
officers reports for the month of March
were read and ordered placed on file.
Alderman Knox, of the finance cons
mittee. reported the audit of the monthly
bills and offered an ordinance which was
unanimously adopted, allowing the same
in amounts as follows:
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ing of Twentieth street at once. Motion
Carried. Adjourned to Monday next.
ROBERT KoRHLER.
City Clerk.
Head and Hair of Infants.

The heads of infants should not be
washed in brandy, whisky, spirits of harris
horn or other stimulating washes. They
do no good, cause pain, and may so irritate
the tender scalp as to cause disease
For cleansing the head, soap and water,
or water with little borax in it, are all
that is needed. After washing the scalp a
soft hair brush should be used This will
remove any dirt or dandruff, and will not
irritate the skin as a comb would be likely
to do.
The hair of both boys and girls should
be kept short till or years of age This
will conduce to cleanliness; prevent great
deal of trouble in combing and washing;
will leave no harbor for the abominable
creepers to which children are exposed,
and by keeping the head cool will render
children less liable to the infammatory
affections OF the brain, to which they are
strongly predisposed at their time of life.
Thus managed, the hair will be smooth
and glossy, and accumulations on the
scalp will be prevented.
The custom of putting caps on infants
having been abolished by all well informed
people, it is hardly necessary to say that
the practice should be abandoned by all
as the head is warm enough without the
cap, is very likely TO be too warm with it
and in this way causing the brain affec
tions to which children are so prone
Halls Journal of Health.