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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14


Vigorous brushing OF the hair with n
s,iil brush will accomplish wonders
with thr most unsuiy aud mot oDstl-
nate OF locks, To he successful such
treatment must bu peraisted In. n
pcOi.siz, j brush witu sun nnblcauhrd
h.iitles should be chosen Tor this pur.
poe. Al suarls should be- tnkeu Ou
Ut The air gently with a CONT. Every
par. o. the nAis should then be brush
vigorously and long enough 10 that
Zach p1rtiOn shall ttreiveat least thirty
strokes OF the brusii. II such treat
ment ~ his ia continued fOg live ur six
weeks the r-dult VIII convince the
i4uat -incrudulous Of the value OF the
q, atistnt.
Thn hair and the scalp should be
wu-hlh na often "a. once month, bat
lot ul,cner unless the hair Il oily. No
nlsall lik. boraX or strong stlmulaut
IKE bay rum should be used Ia wash.
ing tho mir hut simple cast
80 soap aud lukowdrm 'gnIur.
kNer washing the hair all eOap
should be thoroughly rinsoj out wl.n
separate waters. The hair should then
be dried, strand by strand, with abunl-
nnce Of warm tOwlcs. Where the nair
1855 bbe - NAAhpN Ii'FhAhNfNh " ~ 81
nary ten, or II this does not prove
uillcaciuus. " sage tea, applied 10 the
root Of thp hair VITA sponge, Will
usually prove au eiiectual cure and,
moreover, will tend TO proven, the
accumulation OF scnly danjfun when
accompanies this trouble Of the
scalp.
II the hair IA naturally inclined to
be Dry IA little vaselino applied 70 the
scalp near the roots VIII stimu late It 10
10 healthy condition. IL, on tue C1n-
rary, II IN 700 oily II should DO washed
every two weeks instead OF once a
month. IL " Wise In avoid all lotions
for the hair which you know nothing
about, ss many Of these contain
Injurious ingredients and stimulate 1t
to an unhealthy condition and
eventually cause 1t TO fall out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14
Education of Girls.


Louisa NJ. Alcoit, the ,...l.-.iown
author OF "Little Women" wrote
theio sensible words about the best
Kind OF IN education for young girls:
81 can 0uly hope that with the new
and freer idens now coming up, some
81 the good old ways may also DO
restored. The respect shown TO ths
aged, modest women, simple dress,
housekeeping daughters learning rom
good mothers tho domestic AXIS, 80
much better than tho too early
irisollty and freedom NO many enjoy.
The little daughter sent me by my
dying sister has given me renewed in-
letest In the education OF girls, ana
iresh anxiety concerning the sort OF
society she IL to enter by and By.
Hoalth comes first, and an early knowl-
edge ofyuth, obedience and seif-cOntrOl.
lnsn such necessary Lessons ~ all
must learn, aud later such accomplish.
ments rs taste and talent load her TO
ueaire. a profession or trade 10 fall
back upon Ia time u meet. that she
may not be dependent or too proud to
work for her bread. Experience IL
Tie best teacher, aud with good health,
good principles aud good education
nny cirl can make her own way In the
world, and he brave aud better for thn
exerllcn and discipline. No late hours,
unwholesOme pleasures and dress, no
mixing ot school and Irritation, but
simple Hmuaemcnls, daily dutlee, and
purpose la life 20 keep them girls at
heart, oven while preparing for tho
work anu Happiness Of Women"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14

Tho crup Of auirjos IS larger this
yonr than ever before. Hardly day
passes that the morguc does not
claim several victims. and the coroners
are kept busy issuing permits for tho
burial Of uristocratic suicides who shed
their mortal shacklos amid wealth and
luMry. It's remarkable that these un.
foItuuatcl should choose the summer
time for their ghastly work. wlsu life
seems 90 o.Icr s1 much 10 tho weary. the
opprc ed and the disappointed. tashpd
one Of the keepers OF the morguc today
how he accounted for this.
His roIly confirmed iny own opinion
Said ne; "You notice TINT most OF tho
'stiiIs arc women, dout youi Wull.
them'a M continental Suicides. Tho
gals has been disappointed ia love or
suthin @ that kind, aud when they secs
other folks enjoying ifc-tli' siugin %
tn birds, ih' nDvcrs, nn all that sort o.
thing, yc lmow-it makes lh1m feel
wuan ordinary, an thoy go oii'n jumps
into IN river OF cu. their thuoats.r -
New Iorl. Cor. ST. Loui5 Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14

+. NJ. Pitcher and i. l.. Bccl,wiih nie
two farmers who are both well known
In Americas. Tuesday they were To-
gcthor in O buggy coming hcrc, aud
whcu they were near Joe RoncyF place
a chicken hnwk liz on tho sile ~ the
road Look as tina, hawk" siid Alr.
BoclSwith "Yc. / geo him, aid Ml
Pitcher They drove on, aud the hnv d
didn't move. They drew nearer ami
nearer and finally were almost up 10 tho
bird. MIR. BeciWith took zap his wh.l
aud ns they reached the hawk nndn g
c,uci, 70 So. Tho blow struck lu.ttigll
aud tpl hawk was struck fan iu Do.
neck. Tho rracl wag SO well naG,tu4.
the fall force Nyis executed and o..
head was cpt clean Of. The gentlemen
brought tho hawk aud Cos head 10 iowa
with them. ,Ga.J TimcsRc.
coflpr.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14

Mr.. Gunili.r, IN ha work or oTho
Study Of Fisi.os' STATED tint the only
species OF fsn in whiel thcml.api. ias
any cnroof q roiialdug vofthoeclgia
Asprcjo amt suleuuitama. Eut { havn
soon the common catfish mgtliug her
young ia the most devoted manner; 10
may however ha,o bcel Oh, male. but
don't bclioyoit 1t wa iu July. 1889.
mud was ON the west shore of Lou,
lake. IN the great northern wildomo8, OF
Now York state. The catfish had got
hor young hfty or sixty 20 zine school
should say) into q litilo bay 30 shallow
that her enemies could not swi,a ni H..
The Young caihsnc8 wcrc worry small tn.
deed aud l0o.cd like little tadpolos
Whenever anyone Of The iit,lc fellows
vcntural into dcopilh place ho was
sure to DO seized by some large fish. tho
large fish seemed 10 be perch aud there
were half dozen or so OF them
Every perch that camo near was at
tackled by tho mother iish and driven
buck several feet or yards; but whom
ever tha mother fah turned 20 go back
20 her young ono or moro OF tho
porch would bite her. Ilos caudal In,
or tail. was torn 20 pieces. watched
The battle Tor some time. The old cat
fish was rctting tho worst Of il, aud
when lcft she wus making brave but
losin. fight ono by one her offspring
were picked oil. tho perch occasionally
rushing into tho shallow water close 70
the school of the young ish. do not
know whether my observation Is tho
only ono OK the Kind or noi.-Exchunse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14
pAuprnr,M IN CALCUTTA.
vupopEANs AND NATIVES coNrRAsr1l
-oAUsrs AND SUGGESTIONS.

fLsndon Ti1ic.l
=, AprIl, last year, a committee was
sppointed by the government OF eensa,
ts consider the nature anu extent o.
~. ~ ,,,vertv and destitutiun prevailing
wv calcutta among Europeans AMI
,.sians, Tho report which mas now
',' ,s.iied ie confined TO the domi'
ia european community OF Calcuttn
o, vi 10 EuraslRns OF all degrees OF
ntssd blood, the expression Undo
1,liii.,oreon,, being employed to include
t's,o th.se Glasses. The total Indo.
p g,'onean population OF Calcutta ami
nIowIah is put down at2l 900, aud II Is
"a tbat of these $500 persons, exclude
.chidlren, are In receipt Of relicf.
~ Iout per cent OF the Europeans,
- 30 uer cent oi the Eufasians are
,is,titute. To xplain this large amount
", rauperlsm, tbo report points 20 the
w.iniinr fitness Of the native BEN
l.ls,s for Office wtrk, which makes
49,, dangerous competitors for the
,,,,,r cla.aeB OF iudo- Eurepeans, e.'
poSislly AZ tho former can work at
.,.r salaries. Menlal labor, owing
W. scapty remuneration, IL out OF
,,a,ue,tlon for them; pride OF race IN
HNUNn OF BhaAtth ahh !ANhhHNH-
tiood stands III the way OF successful
.,mne,ltion, while imprudenoe in
marriage aud impr0vldnnce awell the
iiie Of desti,ution. Charity is ahund'
AL IN Calcutta, but n not subjected 10
the scrutiny Of poor relief In England,
aud hence indiscriminate benoyolcncu
ban tended to the pauperization OF those
whom II n intended TO benefit. Onc
main CAUSE OF the restitution 10 said TO
be- due T. the deficiency OF character
among lndp.Europeans.
The committee are OF this opinion
that the government is bound, under
the peculiar circumstances OK the case,
h meet this poverty, aud the remedies
nugscsted arD tho organization OF char
Liable relief, education directed TO cor
rect the prevalent deficiencies Of lndo-
Europeans, and the securing Of "au
honorable subsistence for all IndO'
Europeans who afe iit ior work, bat
are unable 10 obtain anything better,
10 that no gble-hOdiod males may lie
driven into the ranks Of pauporism by
Inability 10 earn their bread" Az Ia
this latter, the committee propose mill
tgfy employment tor luio. European
youths. ns lhey leave Orphanagu5 and
charitable schools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14

Primarily speaking, the summer man
is lot fool ~ any means. He IS boil.
ing over with business, bgl wus never
known TO have done a days work ia Do.
life. Fortunately hc Lns inherited con
siderable money aud is thuo 10 add gil
additional sun TO that ALREADY on baud
by marrying one OF thoscWoHum yours
women with pretty face, musical laugh
and a. rich father. This kind OF mca
generally become very corpulcu, agg
increases. aud ps good uoturod well,
aud WHY bhouldu't tlcY.- EAchaLls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14

IN English gentleman met an Amcri
can Traveller IN France and spen, % iow
days with him ia Paris. Whom They wee
parting the American admitted tagt he
had cleaned out lis purse and must Pc.
force remain IN Pa.ia until ho could got
more money from home, The English
man lent him twenty louis, and the
American IN return gave his watch 40
security, taking as ,ho same time lha nd
dress on a card. The cyuic will sal-
misc that tho watch turned ont "a he
worthlc, but, 10 far from that Il has
been valued Mt above thirty pounds.
Possibly the owner Of IL nialail his
creditors gllrc.; ho las never repaid
the money or reclamci tho watch.--
London Trlth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-14

you that my mind has been very much
nuri; perhaps even more than yours"
80, sir, am sorry lot that; what, sir,
has hurt your mind s1?"
lie replied, "lt Is TIE length OF your
tongue. And now, IN one good turn
deserves another, you will allow AZ
much 10 be cut oil "a will reduce II TO
about It's proper length"
IL need nct DO remarked that ehe was
speechless, and II IL hoped lc,Fgct MI
important lesson VITA respect to thai
1nfuly member.
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miseeIlaPeous Works.


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on u tls.f.ncs of tas fl,-ri, alsll of ga
para,, Csc.
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chronology, rcll-.ua aad country % t,s ias.as
d.r .irtH 'faF Saints sod .tfaIEefs, CO.
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vie '-'H'' 'n' h''.'ry I'e'
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lisng o. unuelI all IHaU.l.l's, from no
cfu,i ai stacy 90 ihr ..'p.. 'lp o., fh1 .ia .pi,
90 illustrated woe 1i 80 ilse'-,'Fy later
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r'ai"'.'n oi t' punriplr' nj ia' goficl, In
t''e 'of'''y 'NH,t'a ca1pioib with appfulT
sN'H3 .'f'iilih tnirrcnr'i, by oha.ica W.
I'ai''r' 4'a
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''n'il'T i'o77 faiA1'e Cor tuhlis ali private
'Hitinain'iY'' &c.
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W.aney, cl'p eH,c-, &c.
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The unruly Tongue.

A certain woman once called upon
. Der minister 20 tell him how much ner
mind had been hurt. Her pastor re.
ceived her with all tenderness, amt
inquired into tho cause OF her distress!
She wenton tesay, "She could assure
him that her mind was very much
hurt iuueed, but she did not know how
TO tell him." Tho minister, Judging 70
must bo something serious, urgcd her
TO be explicit upon the subject OF her
distress At last she said, at IL the
length Of your bands, sir when in the
pulpit" "Ohl" said thu minister, "tiIe
length OF my bands, IN ", that sp lii.
tfesses you? will take care that that
shall be q source Of distress to you no
more" So, fetching his tnnlp, le said,
"Here Is n pals Of scissors; cut them u
your WISH" After she had donH ms
the thanked him and protested TO ivel
her mind relieved. "Woli, my
friend" said tao minister, ~ may tell
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-04-07
TUNNELTON.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Miss Susie Blue, Of Grafton, IS
the guest OF friends IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Compton, Of
Fairmont, who were visiting their
daughter, Mrs. S. X. Guseman
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Grimes.
OF Grafton, came down on Sunday
to see Mrs. NJ. j.. ShaiTcr, who, we
are sorry to say, is dangerously i'll.
Miss Lizzie Stewart has returned
TO Tunnelton after pleasant visit
to her parents near Kingwood.
Merchant A. J.. Gibson, of the
firm Of NJ. G. Gibson g. Bro, has
returned from the eastern markets,
where Inc has been purchasing their
spring stock Of goods.
Prof. Will West contcmplatcs
giving an entertainment in the
school house in the near future.
The Farmers Alliance Of this
county met IN the school house OIL
Saturday. Quite large delegation
from all parts Of the country was
present. It was q secret meeting.
therefore We are unable to give the
proceedings.
John l.. Howard paid us q visit
last week. John is merchandising
at Sellsrs, Upshur county, and his
friends were glad to learn of bis
success. But such whiskers ! lie
was scarcely recognized by us at
first, and it is limited by some Of
tho gcntlcr sex that his lady friend
declared it was just perfectly
awful -
Col. Joe Whitaker, tho political
sage Of Austen, was up to sec as
last week. 1t is a great pity he is
still classcd in the Republican
column.
Col. Joe is one Of tho kccncst
observers Of political events Of any
man in the State. lie is great
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-04-07

student and one OF the best posted
men we can name. We will risk
his judgment against any Of the
gllt-odgc politicians.
Landlord S. Il. lIardcsty and
telegraphist II. Il Kenny have
arranged the order of Takers and
hoafers, which is attracting n great
deal of attention Mt the present
time. Quite number have Joined.
Landlord llardesty says there is
moro solid comfort in talking the
organization up than making shook
ut Mckinley prices, while Kenny
AYERS that Jim Huffman and Bill
Wotring told him our genial
landlord never could make shook.
They have talked our local boss
postmaster sick tho last week and
he is now under the care OF DR..
Powell. SO the talking and loaling
goes on.
The manager Of the Tunnclton
telegraph Office, w. Ebonczer
Maloncy, has proven himself to be
a first class carpenter. Withm the
past week he has made and placed
in his Office one Of the prcttiest
operating tables along the line Of
the Il. & o.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank
=. Gale will be sorry TO hear that
his dwelling house and all its CON
tents was destroyed by fire one
night last week. Mr.. Gale barely
escaped with his life. The house
was falling in when he awoke. The
rest Of The family were visiting at
Mrs. Gales fathers house, Nh. f..
NJ. King. Mr.. Gale was considcra-
bly, burnt about the head, face and
hands.
Tunnelton, irrespective of party,
hopes to sec her faverIte son, Hon.
Leroy Shaw, capture the nomlna-
ton for Sheriff. They recognize in
his competitors popular men with
their party and all hustlcrs from
the word go. Y. Y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-04-07
TOWNSVILLE.

Correspondence 81 the Argus.
Our farmers seem to be rolling
the sod and are getting ready to
SOW oats.
Mr.. Mathew Lynch, father Of
Michael Lynch, has been danger
ously i'll for the past few days and
is 70 better at this writing. Ills
complaint is principally old age.
Jos. j. Wesling and Miss Kate
We8ling, Of Pittsburg, were called
to the bedside Of their father Philip
Wesling Of this place, last Satur.
day morning. lie is laying very
low with throat trouble, but is some
better at this time.
Mcssrs. g. X. Shaffcr and Arthur
Beavers, Of Tunnclton, were seen
in the village Friday.
Thos. W. Cooke was around last
Friday taking his orders for grocer.
les.
T. T.. Craig and Vincent Gockco
took in The spelling bee at Snldors
last Friday evening.
Misses Clara Ricklcman and
Alice Williams were down to KING
wood last Thursday, shopping.
Hiss Annie Lynch left for Graf.
ION last week to learn the dress
making trade.
Mr.. Braham Of Baltimore, is here
buying apples. lie has bought two
hundred barrels and has sent for
two hundred and City more.
Jacob Greaser left Tuesday for
Peakin. lie intends 10 work at the
blacksmith trade.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-04-07
Beware Of ointments for catarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucus surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa
bic physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold 20 the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. j. Cheney & co.. Toledo, o.,
contaiTs no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure You get the genuine.
1t is taken internally, and made in
TOleio. OHIO, by +. j. Cheney &
Go. Testimonials free.
!72y~ Sold by Druggists, price 5jc
per bottle. &c
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-04-07
THE WEST VA. ARGUS
kingwood, W. Va, April :, 1892.
ME0cAA Nh
PARAGRAPHS
Rk-------------~s-..@.,.

Squire f. ID. Benson, of Terra
Alta, gave us call Monday.
Go to j. W. FAwCETr & Co. for
your flour. 3-l7-'92-3mo.
George Walls returned last Sat.
urday from u "trip to Baltimore.
W. S. TAYLOR beats them all fer
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Several moves have been made by
our people during the past week.
Bull Dog Pants, Shirts and
Overalls at Bakers Cash Store.
Hon. W. II. Glover, of Terra
Alta, gave us a paying call Tuesday.
All Winter Goods, Boots, Blan-
kets etc. below cost at Bakers Cash
Store.
Frank Murdoch is clerklng for
j. w. Fawcett s. Co.
If you want bargain in an
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address this office.
John S. Dunn, of Reedsvillc, was
here Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness.
When you are looking for bar
gains in Furniture go to j. IL.
RoDEnEAvER, Terra Alta.
Mcssrs. j. }. Kelly and Frank
Kelly, of Pleasant district, were in
TO see rs last Friday.
Come to the ARGUS Office for all
kinds and sizes of fine writing pa
per of any quality and in any guam.
tity.
Lloyd G. Shaircr of Carmel, was
here tn week looking after his
political interest.