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r >. ARNErT,
l. Attorney-at-
Sayersvile, KY.
VIII practice in the Courts OF Kentucky.
j. Attorney-at Law and Surveyor.
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
All collections and real estate transactions or
anything concerning the same promptly at
tended to, and abstracts OF titles given when
desired: once. front room, up stairs, first door
south OF X. NJ. Il I. h. Barnes.
W II. THOMPSON. MD.
H. Office with DIR. II. O. Drake,
East Main Street, Mt. Sterling, Ky.
mr.. CHAS. B. DUERSON,
Physician and Surgeon,
Mt. Sterling, Ky,
Office, Main ST., over Eoris Il Clayton's store.
Residence, corner OF Clay and Maysville streets.
4 KING FORD, (of Mt. Sterling, By)
MACK, sTADLER 8 CO.
WHOLESALE CLoTHIERs,
CINCINNATI, o.
a, Attorney at law & City Atty.
Office, Tyler Apperson building Mt. SterlingIKy
NJ. S. Tyler. Lewis Apperson.
TYLER & APPERsoN,
Attorneys at-law.
Office, Tyler Apperson building, Mt Sterling, Ky
WHITE n BROOKS,
Attorneys at Law,
Mt. Sterling, KY
Will practice in the counties Of Montgomery,
the Superior and Appellate Courts. Office in
Caldwell building.
VI A. DEHAvES,
H. Attorney -at-law,
ONCE, Court Street. win practice in all Courts
II. L. STONE. W. A. sUDDUTH.
cToNE 81 SUDDUTH,
v Attorneys at-Law,
Ringa Louisville Ky.
Dentist,
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
Office over Mt. Sterling National Bank.
w. Mt Sterling. Ky.
Office Room 8, Tyler Apperson building. Resi-
dence on Queen street.
I II. HAZELRIGG,
D. Attorney Law;
Mt Sterling, Ay
Collections promptly attended to.
D A. PIATT, Veterinary Sun geon,
u, Midway, Ky.
v i'll be in Mt. Sterling on Court-days. When
needed will answer telegram.
DR. HOWARD VAN ANTWERP,
Dentist,
Office with DR.. VIM. Van Antwerp, Short street
opposite the court house.
D IL. HAYDON, NJ. D.
:" Mt. Sterling, Ky.
)thce near residence, cor. High Il Sycamore SITS.
IT CLAY MCKEE,
III Attorney at-Law,
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
Office upstairs, corner OF Court and Broadway
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Nj. OLIVER,
w. Attorney-at Law and Surveyor.
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
All collections and real estate transactions or
anything concerning the same promptly at
tended to, and abstracts OF titles given when
desired. Office front room. ND stairs, first door
south OF Il. NJ. & T. X. Barnes.
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But this was too much, and the
speakers disappearance from the stage
brought the entertainment to a pre-
mature close.--Philadelphia Record
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han reemplazado On sus tadQas los presidiarios.
La lucha entire el capital y eFtrahajo va toman
do cads dia sfntomas mas aarmantes, y no SO
puede dar con la resoluci6n que SO desea de
harmonizar los intereses de estos dos encarni-
zadOs enemigos.
Han dejado de funcionar las Aud 'enclss de
Pinar del Rio y Matsnzas, en- virtud de las eco
nomfas de Romero Robledo, dejandose tambi6n
de abonar por ell Estado Ia su"ra que So le to-
MIA asignada Ia Casa ia dementes. Por 10
Que respecta Il SUPPRESSION da las Audiencias,
In medida no Ia hal'amOs muy acertada, tenien-
do On cuenta IL crimir alidad one aun azota
este pals. Lao de la casa de enagena 'os, pase,
porque l"s infelices locos estaran siempre allf
NAL, muY NAL.
Mientras Romero Rohledo, por economics
razones politicas, ha suprimidO Ia C4tedra
del Doctorado en- nuestra Univereidad, las au-
toridades de la Habana autorizan bales mixtOs
digo mixtOs pOr0ue & ellos concurren indivi-
dues de todss las rszas. Creo por dep&s deoir
Az. que ell esc8ndalo y la sans son imperan
On esta clase de bailecitos; On provech0 de Ia
juventud que ALI concurre.
Hasta al pr6ximo correo se despide dc v.
au sffG:o. s. 8.
WeNceslG0 AbveW.
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Hilo marca "Tigre''

FL creciente favor que ha alcanSado 81 hilo de
esta marca On la Capital, debido su inmejorable
ealidad, nos ha ObligadO s estender la venta por
todos los puebl0s de esta Isla seguros de que ana
vex conocid0 ser6 el mAs buscadO. Els II. MKyoR
HILO PARA oosER QUE sH HA ooNoCTDo EN PuBR
TO-RIO0, TUERTE, BLAMCo PERTEOTO.
AGENTES UNICOS, FONT VIDAL
Sc vende en- t0dos los establecimientos.
Descuento especial para los comerciantes
cOmprandO mas de cncuenta gruesas.
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Sc nOn AZ or on eata Capital algnna ANNA
ci6n por CATS de classes para Cuba; hemos dido
hablar de veutas realizadas q $3O3 $2l.
< Pasajeros llegados hoy por 9, vapor IRA
mon de Herrera: Manuel Rodriguez, Luis
RoncorOni. Sonora Is artistas, jose Lebr6n,
Santiago Michelens, Santiago Dominguez, Do
mingo DOminguez, Sebastian del Vale, Enrique
Alfonso, Ulpisno Colon, E Dufaut, Eugenio Gel
se, E. Valladares, Jaime Adeniz Sonora, M
teo Sopedra. Jose CMartes, elias Tornis Seno-
ra, Pedro Bisbe' , Sonora, Carl Nuhez, Fran
cisco Blanes, Juan Sere Sonora, Luis Sanchez.
Ramon Mendez, Francisco Baez de Mendez y
cuatro hijos, Rita Csrdons y Juan Bianchi y
Pagan. -
En- el artfculo que publicam0a aver bajo
81 epigrate dc Cdnn0TG de COmaercjO, y al refe-
rrnOs la directive de la mlama, los cajistas
omltier0n c0nsignar el nombre del Secretario
general de Ia dicha C8mara que 10 es nuestrO
muy Querido amigo don Rafael Perez Garcia.
x Los dereohos de importation y exporta
ci6n c0brados por las Aduanas de esta isla, en-
sel mes de Movie nbre del 81 On comparsoi6n
con los del mismo mes del 80, ascendieron: On
el 81 q $1eO,639 76 los de importation y
$1O,684 los de exp0rtacior; en- eI CO. importa
Oi0n $238, ,6e7-49 y export .ci0n $9, ,829 AZ. d.
ferencia de mas en- el 81, por exportacion
$954.63; de menog On el m,smo por importa
o4OQ pSo,zOf"J0.-1Ob&l @S5 ,4U0 zUe
Entire los m1ltiples experimentos practi-
cados con los preparados del doctor Rodriguez
Castro, merecen mencionarse los rea'i1ados
por el doctor Zavala de Guaysnilla, que son
muy notsbles, y que. segun tenemos entendido
pronto seran publicados por Ia empress que
prepare los dichos medicamentos.
X Publicamos hoy Ia carta de nuestro Co.
rresponsal dc Ia Habana los telegramas por
aquella via, que no recibimos por el correo
pasad0.
~ En- Ia Gale de Tetuan por el callej6n del
Tamarlndo un individuo de apellido Perez, hi.
rio esta tarde una mujer, dAndose luego Ia
fuga.
Sc han vendido hoy on competepcia en- es.
ta Capital 16 bocoyes de aztcar 2 NJ. s So O3
SO sacos 81 CofsstGssciG. clara $3 16-97 sa
COS q Cofstnnc5G. clara 81 Is 20 bocoyes
San Jose M K. q a$3-12.-Compradore Sres. A.
RauschenplaJ, Vicente c: e partidas) y Lo
peg Vjllamil y O. respectivamente
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Reoortamos de III Impayctal de Maya

Recortamos de El Impartial de Maya
giez:
Don Primitive Angada ha sido nombrado
Alcalde de San German.
Dfcese que el senior Riopedre ha denuncia-
do al seaor Anglada, por haberle faltado este
de obras palabras, siendo aqu6l Alcalde; 10
que constituye un ataque la AutOridad.
D cese que Ell Senior Anglads ha llevado
los Tribuna'es al Senior Ri0pedre, por haberle
faltadO este de obras palabras. siendo aqu6l
Juez Municipal: 10 que tambi6a constituye un
ataQue Ia AutOridad.
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dido trompear con IN ingles. Es hist6rico el
suceeO.
Don Tin1oteo CubeIo

Acaba de abrir 90 nuevo taller de sastre
RIA, Gale de la FOrtaleza ndm. 13, donde ORE
ce sus numerOsos parroquianOs los conoci.
mientos adquiridos On los mejores talleres de la
Habana, verdaderO centro de la moda america.
ma, y para 10 cnal cuenta CON operarios compe-
tentes, y Otrece esmeradO trato y economic en-
los preciOs. Sc hace responsible de las prem
das que Sc confecciOnen en- su establecimiento.
y proourar8 en- todo agradar sus marehantss.
- C0NSEJO A LAS MADRES.-EI Jarahe
Calmante de la Sra. WinaOw deberA usarae STEM
pre- cuandO los nifos padecen de Ia daatioi6Yt
Proportions aivio Immediate 81 peqnefio paciante:
produce un sueflO tranquilo Y natural aIivianda
TODD dolor, y amanece 81 angaiito Fisue6o fslsr.
Es muy aglsdable al paladar. Alvia 81 peone-
haelO ablandA Las enefae, calDs sttGio dolex ygu-
larixa los lntesfinca, 81 nelof resaado como.
cid0 para diaries oaasionada -por la sssti. i6n 4
Otra causa. ~
UN EXIT0 COMPLErO OhtenidO on varios
casOs de B,ossQuStis = ssiNos T0QuItscos con Ia
aplicaci6n de la Emulsion de Scott de- aeei, q
de h1gado de bacala0 cen nipofusfitos deJcal y
s0Sa.
Cartagens, Colombia, JUNO 9. 1884 !
Srea Scott q BosUne.
Muy eenor0S mOs: Variaa vaees an casos
de brOnquitis y nilOs rSQuiticos he tenfslo
Oportunidad de uaar Ia Emulsion Je Scott. oh.
tenid0 siempre I'm 6xito complete. Lo cual
me 90 grato comunicarles, quedo de usrsdes.
con el mayor respeto alto. 8. @ b. s. NJ -
". Iaan s. G0stei0cade
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Fabrica de Carros yCarretas-
San Josk:-ESTABLECIDA EN- GAGUAS
Propietario, p. Jos& del Carmen Ortiz

En- dicho taller, que cuenta con todos los
nttles necesarios, Sc tabrican = comuenen toia
clase de vehfcuns, tales como CO.HEs GA
RR0S, CARRETAS etc. etc., precios econ6.
mic0s y oonvenoionales. Hay aienpre una
buena existencia de carros hechoa para Ia
venta.
Sc emplea la mejor MADEIRA del pals. para
10 cpal cuenta Ia fabrioa con una buena exia.
tencia de elias.
Las 6rdenes deben envarse al dicho pro.
pletarlo On Caguas Sucesores de Qoevedo
Haes SUCESOREs DE ABARCA en- esta Ga
plGal: 45-I
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" El dia "a del corriepte sc incendid un DO
hio en- 81 barriO de ROcanas, juri sdiccion de
Caguas, habiendo sutrido pequenas quemadu
ras una nina de corta edad,
y A las diez de Ia noche del 20 del ccrriente
por los guardias 1o Faustipo Gonzalez Pao
mino y 2os. jose Argi Pereira y Pascual Ber-
nat LlOpfs del pnest0 de Maricac, tuerOn sOr-
prendidos varios' individuos juQaDdo los
prohibidos On una casa de Ia Gale del HoyO dc
aquella localidad.
~ Nos escriben de Arscibo qua es ali inso
portable Ell polvo s coDsecuencia de la eeca
que "a deja sentir Que el alcalde ha manda-
do pintar de Vevde los faroles del a7umbrad y
que este haze esperar que les hsra poner tam
bien me1ores dep6sitos de pebr0ie0 para que
den mas luz La casa denunoiada pOr que
amenazaba ruina, frente 8 la iglesia. ha sido
mandada apuntalar Las Aceras de la calle
de Pavia estan en- muy NAL estado.
- Sc encuentra actualmente en- Mayagiez
nuestro particular amigo el ioven poeta acre
dltado jurisconsulto ST.. d. jose de Diego. -
IA tornado possession del cargo de Conan.
dante Militar del departaIDento do Guayama
81 sr: Ten; ente Coror 81 don He'iodoro Moncada
y soler.
Encu@ntrsnse vacantes en- la leila las si-
guientes plasas Ia de M6dico titnlar de Pie
draB dOtad8 con el haber anual de $72O, la dc
Secretari0 del AyuntamientO de Vega-alta. Y
las de cabo c0mandanta = guardia municipal
de Hormigueros, con $27 Ia IL y 424.17 la se.
Runda. -
~ Ha sido aprobado 81 proyecto dc aparta
dero presentado por la Compahia de ferroca-
rifles para establecrlo en- Toa baja On Ia l. Sec
ci6n dc Ia Inca A.
~ Dicen de Mayagdez que segdu noticias de
Europa el cafe tende sufrir alguna baja On
aquellos mercados. I'm Mayagiez se cotizaba
dicho grsno: Cubano de $40 & 42l f1ojo.-Ma.
chacadO de $22 & $24-Selecto de YaucO &
$24.5O.-Az6car reino desde 50 s5 hasta % go
Del detalle So So 5O.-Mieles, solicitada de
$18 2O.-Ron 81 'el gallon.
~ varios tip6grafos de Arecibo, entire ellos
don Francisco N. Ramirez y don Francisco B0.
canegra, con ei fin dc allegar recursos para
trssladarse q los Estados- Unidos, han cOncebi.
do Ia idea de publican una collection de poesias
diriiido variOs do los protejiioa dc las musa0
para que les ayudon On su empresa.
4, eea
On To- hacienda Cristina, jurisdiction de JuaDa
que IA muerto { conaecuencias dol golpe que
recihi6,
X obtuso ID bnena PRO On ia sabasta de- los
ohraa do tahrical TERRA ailrmadV del puente
aohEe al rio Dc la Riata dc Ia Qarratera central,
slag 2, 1aape Peni6sna
| D
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sECCION DE ANuNClos
DE OCASION

Desea venderse una maqniua de cOser de
doble pespunte en- b1en estado, sistema SIN.
ger IN ve;ad0r dc sala. --Informaran. FJr.a.
70 g. a~1
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vARlEuApEt

Las alfombras de yute que venden Armas
y Jimenez, Cruz 13, y en- La Graz Canoyjo,
Cruz IL y On La EsfesG. Fortalesa 81, son las
de moda, por baratas, y porQue SON las q. estan
dando el tuerte On Paris, capital del mundo ci-
viiiEadO.
Los cigarrillos Figaro alcanzan mas el to
vor del phbllce, tanto por Ia excelente clase
de tabaco que On ellOs 90 emplea, cuanto DOR
ol papel que no 90 noClvo la salud.--Pida Vd.
siempre cigarrillos Figaro en- todos los cafes y
pulperias.
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Vino de mesa

Alicante, lejftimo, puro do IVA.
Garantixad0 sln alaOlQl.
VepdAn & 41e cuaTtekula
aAraA esa q 81 etaAA a
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N0ticias dc Ia lsla

y 81 dia "a del corriep te sc incend0 un DO
hio en- 81 barrio de R'Ocanas, 1ur sdiccion de
Caguas, habendo sutrido pequenas quemadu
raS una nina de cOrta ed8d
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MnNEY 10 LOAN.

NOTICE TO MILLERS. w. WILL
N son. agent of the Great Western Manufac
turing company, has changed his residence from
Valley House cottage to No. 237 South Sixth
East Take car on either Second or Third
South Telephone No. 296.
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tightening Laundry Cares.

The enormous use of baking powders,
which have even made their way into the
new receips for pound cakes-think of it,
that standby Of conservative richness
gives rise TO something else besides cakes
and Overwhelmingly, thoughts! What are
we all going to do about it. physically!
What results, if any, upon stomach
'coats" and digestive powers, in the long
run, viii all these absolutely pure'' cook
ing aGjnncts bring US to. Have the doc
tors noticed any new varieties of ailments
or any increase of oldstyle maladies that
may be affected by the increased use of
even the old-fashioned salaratus, or the
prescription TO take half as much bi-carb.
soda as you do Of cream of tartar''--to say
nothing of more delicately adjusted formu-
lac of ingredients, published or inferred by
apalysiss it is curious that people hesitate
longer about putting washing powders into
their tubs than they do about measuring
baking powders into their griddle cakes
and white mountain cakes. They have
some suspicion or fear lest the fabric of
sheets, table linen, cambria gowns and so
forth be made tender by the use of wash
ing powders they knew not of, or that deli
cate coiors may fade The professional
laundress who knows just how much strong
soda to put to the leather-stained soles of
boys or mems socks, or who has learned
that Eau de Javelle is quick remover Of
fruit stains, being a lime bleach, is obliged
to take this matter Of washtub chemistry
into her own hands.
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LES MISERABLES.
Judge Kessler Has a Rush of
Business.
Arthur Pratt Wins Small Civil Suit in
Commissioner Greenman's Court
Police Pickings.

'Dead Drunk" hayseed from over the
Jordan, who was too diffident to give his
real name, is under obligations to his
honor for suspending sentence. on the
promise that he wouldn't do so again.
Caesar Plant pleaded guilty to charge
of assault and battery, and will be en-
ploye4 by the city to the extent of SO.
William Williams will languish in jail for
thirty days on account of pleading guilty
TO charge Of vagrancy
Three plain drunks-Alex Anderson.
John Moore and John Doe-were fined s.
each. The two former will have the
novelty Of steady employment for few
days, out the latter put up s. in cash.
j. E. Shatfer pleaded guilty to the charge
Of disturbing the peace, and was fined IS.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ES
"A tate.-Notice is hereby given that in puri
suance OF an order of the probate court of SAIL
Lake county, Utah territory, made April 81
1892 the undersigned administrator OF the estate
of William Lambourne. deceased, will on the
18th day OF May, 1892, at his residence, No. 521
Sixth street, Salt Lake city, Utah, at 10 O'Clock
noon of said day. or after said time to which the
sale may be continued. sell at private sale to the
highest bidder on the terms hereinafter named,
and subject to the confirmation by said court,
all the right, title interest and estate OF the
said William Lambourne at the time OF his
death, or afterwards. Of, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
ALI of lot o. one. block (29) twenty nine, in
Five Acre plat c. Big Field survey, and situate
in the city and county of Salt Lake Utah terri
tory.
Terms of SALE One halt cash and the pur-
chasers note for the balance payable in one
year from date OF sale with legal interest
thereon, TO be secured by first mortgage on the
premises sold.
Bids in wrt ting will be received on the above
desert bed land either at said residence, By
the administrator OF said estate up to the time
Of said sale. ALFRED LAMBQURNF.
Administrator OF the estate of William Lam
bourne, deceased
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IN THE PROBATE COURT. OF THE
county OF salt Lake. territory OF Utah In
tbs matter of the estate OF William j. Player,
deceased Notlce-NOtice is hereby given, that
Geooge c. Riser, jr.. administrator OF the
estate Of William ]. Player, deceased, has rem;
dered for settlement, and filed in said
court. his final account of his admins
tration OF said estate and petition for
final distribution of the residue OF said
estate among the persons entitled thereto, and
that Tuesday, the 14th day OF June, AID, 1882,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. at the court room OF said
court in the county court house salt Lake city
and county, Utah territory, has been duly ap-
pointed by the judge of said court. for the set
Element OF said account and hearing said pet.-
tiou for distribution. at which time and place
any person interested in said estate may APP
rear and show cause, II any there be, why said
account should not be settled ana approved ana
fin al distribution made as prayed for.
Dated May 49, 1899.
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
By CAUsTEN BROWNE. JR.,
Deputy Clerk.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
/ county OF salt Lake. territory OF Utah In
the matter OF the estate of Ezekiel Lee,
deceased. Notlce-Notice is hereby gwen, that
Fanny F. Lee executrix OF the last
will and testament OF said deceased. has rem
dered for settlement, and filed in said
court her final account OF her admins
tration OF said estate and petition for
final distribution OF the residue of said
estate among the persons entitled thereto. and
that " ednesday the 18th day OF June, A. D., 1892
at 10 o'clock q. nj. at the court room OF said
court in the county court house, Salt Lake city
and county Utah territory, has been duly APP
roiEted by the Judge of said court for the set
Iiement OF said account and hearing said petit
ton for distribution ut which time and place
airy person interested in said estate may ap-
pear and show cause. II any there be, why said
account should not pc settled and approved and
6ral distribution made as prayed for
Dated May it, 1892.
G. z. ALLEN
Clerk OF the Probate Court
BY CAUsTES BROWNE. JR-,
Deputy Clerk.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND
i for Salt Lake county territory Of
Utah-In the matter of the estate OF Martin j.
Ecker deceased. Notice-Notiee is hereby given
that Albert H. Ekker. administrator OF the
estate OF Martin j. Ekxer. deceased has
rendered for settlement, and fled in said court,
his final account OF his administration of said
estate and petition for final distribution OF the
residue OF said estate among the persons en-.
titled thereto and that Tuesday the 2Sth Gay Of
June, A. d. 1892 at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the court
room of said court, in the county court house.
Salt Lake city and county. Utah territory, has
been duly appointed by the judge OF said court
for the settlement of said account and hearing
said petition for distribution. at which time
and place any person interested in sail estate
may appear and show cause, If any there be,
why said account should not be settled and
approved and final distribution made as prayed
for.
Dated May 27, 1892.
G. E. ALLEN.
Clerk of the Probate Court.
By CAUsTEN BROWNE, JR.,
Deputy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29
Absolute and Prompt Cleanliness,

for the sake Of the well and Of the living,
is due from the care takers of all sick peo-
pie and from the friends of the dead. See
how we should get on if we at once made a
beginning by burning up all that can do
harm in the house, or in the great city. from
garbage TO paper pocket handkerchiefs.
See how far the consideration for others
would carry the motley crowd in the horse
cars, checking, - once, all the revolving,
careless and beastly Indifference to the
eyes and ears and stomachs of others. 1t
is singular that decent men permit these
ATTRACTIONS of the ear compeny's rules to
go on without notice or reprimand, and
without calling on the conductor to enforce
the rule Protests are heard only from
women, when heard at all.
If we can only all remember that abso-
lutte personal cleanliness-which we de-
rive chiefly from an English ancestry has
q meaning beyond the daily tub the night
" footbath, the fresh linen and the mani
cure or the ''shsye", each individual can
become center Of health spreading by Wig
lance over his or her surroundings. Not
only TO be honest in oneself, but to be the
cause of honesty in others, is the definition
of useful President, Governor or Mayor.
So not only to be clean in oneself, but to be
the cause of scrupulous cleanliness for 9TH
ers, is a good rule for this winter.