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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-16
Els BEoTEER DOUBTS II.
sars thai the Man Arrrstod 10 Not T,nnn.
the Dyuk ruit.r

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 15.-John T
lyman, a brother OF The nan arrr.y.e-3 n
BouloEne o. Sunday for D. lyman. the
FAMOUS No ]" Of The Phoea!1 Pa-k
tragedy IN Dublin, II May, Igs9. was
greatly surprised whea he read in the
morning papers yesterday Of the s--e.t
oi MS brother. He had supposed rhaf
ne was In New York city. where lis las:
letter Was dated some months aro.
lyman IS al pr=Sent employed as n
gar fender. lie has resided In the c-v
ioT about six years He lset Ireland IN
Ls"e or 1S6' and went 70 South America
nhaliT Locating II Chile He was IN
business n Santiago and Valrs-ziso
On oeinE interviewed last night with
regard TO The reported arrest Of NO, /"
oy the Scotland Yard detectives, he saId
ne thnught The report was incorrect
u was not above six weeks aror
sala ne, that received 4 ler-s- frn-n
m! brothsr, who was then at wssh-
lastO1 Heights, near Brooklya. Ee
otSiaeo some OF his plans to me then,
and am confident that he CANNOT nav.
been Implicated In auy such plot The
scotland Yard people have ctrrrila.s.5
G9ztiis OF falSa reports about NY brother
heheFeT any such scheme as this Is
brought 70 light my brother l. su-e ~
be implicated n 1t BY the R-I,isb 30.
tscaVeS believe he is Innocent ana
ms SIMPLY been I'ounced upon hy The
ponce mat they may make a showing"
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DAMAGING EVIDENCE
foHnd on the Person. OF the c.u.urr,,
DynHuiierA.


LYNDON, Sept 15.-A representative
ot ine associated Press was informed
1913! lAat none OF the men csrtr--d
=! ue ponce on the charge OF taking
80 90; a c!nafn!:H conspiracy has NO.
p,leu 20 me United States embassies for
protecuon. step which might h.. nv.
pected were they uaturalizsd An.,,ean a.
citiZenR. lean
4 dispatch received by the Asso-,.,ss
t'rt.ss rom Rotterdam To-day .;sI-S -,
4ohn r. h=srney, alias J. Wallana. n,nS
I1a!neS, the two men arrested tbers IN
POSSESSION OF number OF Internal ma
chlneS arc quantity of incrImInn-tnr
cnrTsSfnnoence. refuse TO answer ~
questions put to them by the a;ythori=
lies '4i''1-
Among the articles found in the pock-
els o. the two Rotterdam prisoners ,F-s .
a Dill from q Chemist az Antwern, where
IN, the suburb of Berche-n. n c,--,I..s
laboratory for the nanurart1,-. -
bombs was discovered, for la-ra on.,tI-
ties OF cheTEtcais. ard a J1tfs- SS,as
B6ulbsne- Sur-Mer. SATURDAY. S4utrr,.
hcr =, addre~sed 10 ~. Wallace " :,
which occurred the following pasSR Eos.
II you dare not 80 10 Scotland c1tns
10 S9uloEne, where We eau talk the rYs-.
ter over - -
''cowardice canno, be tolerated among
our br6lhers
pislatches TO the Associated P-sss
from GLASGOW to-day. say thnt the no
lice OF that city have Obtained additional
evidence against Edward Bell. the man
faken into custody there on the chHrr-p
o. being concerned in the dynamite
The ESchsnEe Telegraph Compa1r
liilS afternoon announces that Sir MAJ
thew White Ridley, the secretary Of
state FOR hnTne affairs, has ordered <ha
ftiraFe OF Joseph Bell one Of the Car.
Isle dynhmiters frrrn Portland prison
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REDUCED THEIR OWN PAY.
Miners in rhe FrtsburEh District Retail
ME IN thr Xnn-UnIon NorEinEmrn.

PITTSBURGH, PA. Sept 1A.-Thc
railroad coal miners Of Pittsburgh di>
trlct are in sess!on here 10 consider the
advisabillty OF voluntarily reducing
the mining rate TO fifty cents as
means o! retaliation upon the non
union rnIners wha have been working
n; rates lower Than the district price,
which is seventy cents per ION Nation
al President Hunnn. Ia present 10 ad-
vice thr men. President Patchford, OF
the Ohio Miners Association. iH also
here u prevent the proposed cut in
rates. II possible. as il will seriously
affect the miners wages In Ohio and
other western states.
At The afternoon session dnccideu &C
tinn wAR taken by the passage Utmost
unanimously nf resolutions which bind
the GrEariErd miners 10 voluntarily
reduce their own wages for The sake u
uniformity. from 20 cents to ~ arnts
pcr ton, the price DOW paid by The New
York L Cleveland GHe Coal Company.
The resolutions also authorize the OH
GERS OF ;his' district 10 meet any fur
thcr reduction thr New York g. Clevt-
land Gas Goal Company may make.
That company hHg contract With dts
men 30 pay ten CENTS less Than the dis
trict rate .y5
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coSGaATuLIrEs MKIyLET.
Chairman NanIey's Telegram on the Re
.ait In Maine.


CANTON. O., Sept. I5-Major Nc
kinney received the following telegram
from Augusta. Maine. this morning:
81 offer you my hearty conEratula-
tons. This Is your triumph. The Re
publican party has achieved this day
the moSt sweeping and magnificent VIC
Iory ever accorded any party in the his
tory Of Maine We have carried every
county IN the state; elected every state
senator and at ieasts1Eu oct OF I5j mem
bers Of the house oc representatives.; s.
cured every county Official: given each
member OF OR magnificent delegation
in the national houSe o. representatives
the largest majority eve: recorded:
elected our candidate for governor by
the greatest majority cve- given can
Sida,s for thai high Office; endorsed the
ST. Louis platform and declared for Nc
KlnIey and Hobart by 5n.0O6. The Re
publican vote exceeds by several thou
sand the largest Republican vote here
tocdre given and the vote for the Demo
cratic candidate for governor is the
sruaIieS. ever cast With one exception,
the vote of 1sg4. which was only 1000
Less. We have kept pace with Vermont
and proven 70 the countrT that the Dem
ocratlc platform Hdopfed In Chicago VIII
not prevail when met by argument and
reason. w have been aided Ia this
great contest by many Democrats who
placed county above party and who be-
iiere that you cannot divide the people
Iato parts upon question OF simple
morals. and common honesty They
shar~ our victory with US. What more
could Maine have done for the cause OF
ro,d government, honest money and
protection
ISIrDed) j. III MAINLEl, .
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THIS Is A FAKE MACHINE

pour down. but his audience OF 1,soo
people stood In the wet and yelled for
him 10 80 On.
The greatest demonstration rendered
him in the south WAS 81 Lexington.
where he addressed from 1900 10 co.
900 people at the fnlr grounds. A pro-
ccssion. unique IN Its character and i'm
TIresSire 10 a large degree. passed be-
fore him as he was on the speakers
stand. The farmers OF the surround
ing counties got into Lexington early
this morning und came in a typical
southern way, riding the entire distance
on horseS
Mr.. Bryan spoke TO the far hers and
Il was speech intended fnri farmers.
He told the farmers that those who
applied the name anarchist 10 the bone
and muscle OF this country were doing
more 10 overthrow our government
than any anarchist who ever carried a
red flag, and this statement created
Sreat enthusiasm
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NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-w. D., By
nun. OF Indianapolis, who Is IN the
city TO organize the campaign for
Palmer and Buckner In the cart, has
arranged TO open headquarters in this
city in connection with the state com.
mittce. General Charles Tracey, Of Al
hany, VIII probably be in charge.
y nm somewhat surprised at the re-
suit In Maine" Sald Mr.. Bypum. to a
reporter. ~ hardly believe that any
Of our western states will furnish such
complete surprise next November. In
fact, while I believe Bryan VIII be
hopelessly beaten. yet the hardest kind
OF work Is necessary 10 drive tho false
sentiment for which he stands, out OF
the public mind. A number OF the
western states-for Instance, TlMno!S
Indiana. Missouri and Michigan.
are stLl to be ciAssed in the doubtful
column, and We look 10 the east 10
make Brynn's defeat certain"
Mr.. Byrum has secured Madison
Square Garden for next Tuesday night
and there Generals Palmer and Buck
nsr Will open thr campaign in the
east Secretary Carlisle and other
gold Democrats are also expected 10
speak at that meeting.
General Powell Clayton. OF Arkaa-
sRs when seen by 4 reporter O. the
Associated Press at Republican Ma
uonRl headquarters to-day said OF the
result Of the Maine election:
The hRCtls was fought on the
ground selected by the enemy and the
glorious victory far exceeded our most
sangrinc expectations, as did the Yer
mont election The result seems 20 IN
cicate thAS q large number o. DeTnO-
Gratis must have voted the Republican
ticket and that there was q ye-y large
number OF 'qulet' votes cast by men
who think deeply, hut say very Little.
y think II clearly shows that sur
prtses of the same character Will ne
found TO come from all OF the states
in the Union next November"
Do you think that Il WI have such
an effect on Mr.. Sewah as 10 make him
withdraw from the presidential eick-
et2" was asked.
''So. ! do2't think So" said the gen.
eral, quickly. y DO not see anything
for him 10 do but 70 stick TO his ship
and 50 down with It. That !s what
Topld do were n his place. His
withdrawal would put the Democratic
party IL very peculiar position. Ms Il
would place them clearly n the Popu-
list rarkk"
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THE DYNAMITE PLOT.
The Modern Guy Fn.skrr Conspiracy Ez-
al Ing Great Interest tn Enclnnd-PIn-
Eeriuns HELPED Capture The PlotIerx.

I'll ing Srrht lnNtfrtt III tShglnna-Pln-
kersons Helped Capture The PIorIerx.
LONDON. Sept 15.-M0re attention
Is being paid TO the detaIlE OF the al
legged dynamite conspiracy than, any
other subject. mt excepting the sItua-
ton in Turkey. Those who do not par
1iclpats in the horror professed by the
authorities over the dlAholical details
OF the plot which they are claiming with
sensational inprcssireness 10 have un-
tHrtbed, tini sufficient entertainment
In the expression Of their scepuciSfn
A representative az the Associated
Press has made some Inquiries al Scot
land Yard as 10 the methods pursued IN
EhadowtnE the ploiterS and us 10 how
itrhappened that the authorities were 80
well informed OF the plans of the plot
tiers In advance. II wnS stated there
that 1hr work had been done in the
United States by the PiDkerion agency.
who had fer years forwarded every
week the fullest reports Of every meet
ing OF any revolutionary body In the
United States. particularly IN Chica so
and New York. The GsIHouREe main
tanned on gatherings in thnse two cities
is remarkably complete.
Though thE action Of The police In
thcae cases was participated owing to
the heavy drinking and foolish talklnE
of lyman. there has been the creatcSi
possible activity on their part since in
order Ia round up the minor plotterS
who have been touched by lyman and
the others. il Is FOR this reason that
Chief Inspector Melville. Of Scotland
Yard. who has been prominent before in
the pursuit Of dynamite IlotttiS and In
Tpecbr Aifllen, who Is thr head OF the
political SECTION Of the Dublin police. IL
on his way 10 LonIun.
Chief Inspector Melville VIII also ,l!-
rect the search of the bombs OF which
the authorities ajlaEe numbers were
manufactured al Bachem. near Ant
werp. None Of these hnS yet been dis
covered, however.
il is a notable IHct that the police aif-
thpritlcs Of Paris express great -scorn
for the idea that there was any ouanec-
lion between any plot thai lyman may
have concuctnd and a1 attempt upon the
life Of the cEar, The elaborate, tale Of
cullusIan between The Fenians and CON
tincntal anarchists and Russian nihi.
lIstb IL laughed ut IN Paris, although the
authorities Of Scotland Yard are using
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SECRETARY CARLISLE
Explain, How Gold und Silver Is Kept on
Pnrity-couId Not be Done Under
Errr Hotnhrt


n PArity-couId Not be Done Under
Free Coinage
BAR HARBoR- Me, Sept I5.-seGe-
tary Carlisle has written letter on the
subject OF the maintenance Of The par
tty between gold and silver. in the
oor-Se OF which he says:
All the standard silver dollars issued
from the aints since the passage OF The
act ot 1873, now amount 10 more than
S4S2L 500. 900, have been coined on public
account from bullion purchased by the
government, and are legal tender In
payment OF all debts, public and private
without regard 10 the amount except
when otherwise expressly stipulated IN
The contract between Ihs parties. They
belong 10 the government When coined
and they are paid out by the govern
me1t at parity with gold for proper
" and, services OF all kinds and received
from che people al parity with gold n
The payment OF public dues and de-
IrancS. The government has made no
discrimination between the coins ottAe
two metals. gold having been paid on
It's coin obligations when gold was de-
nanded, and silver being paid when It
was demanded
'Uade- this policy the coinage has
been 80 limited by Law and the policy.
OF the treasury. department that the
amour: coined has not become SO great
as 10 drive the more valuable coin. gold.
out Of use. and thus destroy the basis
o. ou- monetary system and SO loag as
the two metals are OF equal commercial
value az the ratio established by law.
this !lul:tatiaa upon the coinage IS, IN
ny opinion, absolutely essential 20
the maintenance Of their parity IN
effecung exchanges. II the limitation
was removed. confidence N the ability
OF the government 10 preserve equal
ity IN the exchanEeabIe value OF the
cnIls would be destroyed and the par
!ty would be lost before the amount Of
silver Ca!rnSs had become really de-
cis!ve. With free and unlimited COIN
age u silver on account oI private IN
d!r!6u2ls and corporations the govern
nent would be uader no moral obI!-
CATION to E1.intain the parity. and
moreover, 1t would be unable 10 do SO,
because the volume of 0vervRlued Sill
yer forced into circulation by 4 pro
vision would soon export gold from
the country or put premium UPON II
that It would be impossible 10 pro-
cure and hold in the treasury suffi-
.cient amount 10 provide for the re-
Genptioa q SILVER.
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BRYLH's TRIP.
lie Sails Through Kentucky, Making Ills
Speech AT Several Points

lie Sails Through Kentucky, Making Ill,
Speech AT Several Points
LEXINGTON, Ky. Sept. ia.-At Mid
way, where Mr.. Bryan arrived from
Frankfort at 1890 a m, the party left
their special car for another on the Gin
cinnati Southern railway and made the
short trip 10 Versailles In the latter. 1t
wns raining hard when Midway was
renche6, but quite a crowd was gather
ed there unminUtul nE wtttlnE. The
people wanted speech and innde fire.
queni opportunities, hut Mr.. Bryan de-
cided that the atmosphere was too damp
far talking nnd went away without
gratifying his eT1ectaDt admirers. Nrr-
sa!llts WAS reached nj 1880. Mir. Bryan
was rnct al the station by 4 hand and
number Of hOrSemen. who escorted him
to the residence % Senator Blackburn.
On the way he made d short speech
from u stand erected IN the centre O!
the principai street II was raining nil
the time he spoke, hut he held his five
hundred auditors. A large party We're
entertained at Senator Blackhurn's res
deacc Open house was kept and every
body was asked Inside. At l:2D Mr..
BRYAN, Senator blackburn and the Oth-
tTk uT I1lt ' NFlSAlIt-- JURY ltLuAutO 10
the special train md prnc"eded 20 Lex
luEton. where they arrived at . p. m.
Al 12ruinence u had started 10 rain.
bu; 1000 OF The citizens uf Henry county
had ilockeG about u Hide speakers stand
10 which Mr. Bryan was taken. Here
he gave ten minute speech. devotInE
himself for the Eruuler part to answer
ing the statement made ny his oppo-
ncnts thai In consequence Of the much
greater production If silver than gold,
The white metal had dcprrc!ated and
would deprecatC IN TAlnc.
In his speech u Frankfort, MT. Brynn
emphasIzcd his statement nf last niLslt
that those who did not believe in The
free coinage Of silver. Democrats or Re-
rubliCnns should vote the straight Re-
publican ticket The rlin was falling In
torrents when the train pulled into
Frankfort, and MIR. Bryan was conduct
ed. ia the platform IN the court house
RquHre under umbrellas, which were
knocked inside every minute by the cf-
forts uf HE southern ndmirers 10 grasp
him by the hand. During his speech Of
fifteen minutes the raln continued 10
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NO DEMAGOGY
About William Mckinley When
lie Speaks to Farmers.
OVER TWO THOUSAND OF THEN
Travel Two Hundred and Fifty
Miles to Greet Him,
ANOTHER GREAT TDAYAT CANTON

Men OF Somerset County, Pa, Grand
Army Veterans and othrr Delegation,
Arri,r ny the ThaHsAAds and the R,pnb-
lLcAn Candidate Receive, Ovation Artrr
orstlon-Thsrs Is No Appeal TO Cl..,
PrrJndios. for All clAsss, Unite on III,
Platform for an Honrst Dollar, while
bryan Ia Preaching lnfrtion and Re-
pudiAiIon, and Trying to Array the Poor
Against th. Rich.
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HEALY AND LAIRD
Spoke TO n Great Crowd at Elm
Grove Last Night.
THEFORMER'S ARGUNENTSTOLD

With Great Effect on the Audience ofIn.
tsIiigent Farmer, and Artisan, = tn.
Tariff was the Itsne DlEcusscd-Nr.
LaIrd's Witty sallIe, Received with En-
huriAtm-The Democratic Meeting ON
sshe sonih Sids-Tbe Speaker was Pep
percd with QuestionS
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WAS A SURPRISE.
Result in Maine More Pleasing
Than Was Expected.
. BUCHNER CHAIRMAN

Talks About IN. Ntw,-Gtn,ral Clayton.
AT Republican HoAdquartsr., Say. That
sarpr,.es of tha Same Character May he
Looked For in the November Election.
Does Not Think In, ou,cpm. viii be tn,
Withdrawal Of sewau From the nry.n
Ticket.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN SOLD
Under Forcclnsurr OF Mortgage ro,
3,O0n, 900.

NEW YORK. SeDt. lS-A disna,oh
from Norfolk. Va, says that The Nor
folk d Western railruad was sold at
foreclosure to-day fur SS.NNN, ,ODN. gub,ecf
10 n mortgage OF s""22.OoO,ODN. The rrop.
eriy was brught by the hondhoIdprs
committee. REPRESENTED hy George Con
pell, J. Kennedy Tod, W. e. Gin ana
Victor Murnweiz 80
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Esttma;e. Place Neiliniry's Pluralitr nj
I5G,0O0.
COLUMBUS. o., Sept. 15,-Hon. ". 5.
Matthews. chairman OF the Ohio Rcpub-
llcan stnte executive committee, has
made estimates OF Mckinley's plurali-
~ in Ohio al the November election,
hRsed on returns received nj the mead
quarters. and his lowest hEuTe ls 49,
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The MAINE LECIIoH.
Late Entnrns Show an unprecedented
Sound MONEY Victory.


PORTLAND, Me. Sep lG-The re-
turns from the s:nui' towns and plantA-
tons IN distant paris Of the state are as
usual coming in ve1y slowly, and Il IS
not probable that ali OF them Will be
heard from before tomorrow. The
vote from she cities and towns which
poll more than two-th!-ds OF the entire
vote OF the state indicate. however, that
the Republican plurality will be be-
tween 5000 and 5000, the largest IN
the history Of the state
In almost every county il the state
the Republican ticket was successful
and almost every town showed Re
publican gain. The Democratic vote is
about 20 per cent less than IN lR92: about
20 per cent Of this has gone 10 the Re
publican ticket and the s:By-at-homes
are responsible fu- the. other hElf. The
vote Of the Fo7ulis;s and Prohibition
lists throughout the state shows loss
from 1922 Of about &c per cent
tn. --latest.
With over one hundred towns 10 be
yet heard from. The Republican plural
ity In Maine figures up 4f.4.5 and Will
probably be $4,000 WHEN all the towns
are in. The returns are complete from
$40 AJNl llsE tAtltH AAlu 9iIdulHllD.lA -. LLle
state and from ten or the counties.
The SlS towns heard from give Pow
trs. (RepubItcRnl, 1880: Frank. CDe.n.)
Ga.5li: Ladd, (Pro.J @.7f6. Gatenan,
(Pepple's). l,T31; ". Il. Clifford. (Na-
tlonhl1. SIG. Over S2,ouo Republican
votes. II IS estimated. were their own
about E:!.N0B Democratic. The Republl-
can vote has exceeded anything ever
before known in Maine. t!ss nearest zp-
proach 10 Il being the T9.4Ol received
BY Governor Leigh In 1883.
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For Western rennsylrHntR and Ohin
generally fair; liEhtio fresh nurthcas,trlI'
winds. :"
fnr West Virginia. light showers
winds.
I.nrRl l,t IN ne .:n-n..
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by G.. SchnCpf, druggist, corner Fn,,r-
teenth and MRrlet streets, was as .ol.
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oHIo's VOTE

J. II. MASLEY.'
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THE MooS-TRAII-

The rnooc-tra.l shsne.h AGREES The sea.
Arpa s.-~rrh@.h OF 20 far countree
In ths realms Of the old Sn-ozrtsc rnooc-
Where evening f. morning. ard rf9rsght
roor,
Then lovers away on the hrigh. moor
tran.
Zach happy two with a ricy SAL
IN silver waste with e-a-s above.
And roih.ng TO 60 bat love and love.
The great kind moon Ike sphere Of light
swings down 20 the rim Of the sea each
night.
Finding ever some bark with = happy
crew.
Bringing al tAs world though Il brings
but TWO
Then lowers away on tie bright moon
trail:
soft bresBes are ssghing "a 6u your
There are stars bensa-h ard starr
above.
And no,hins 70 90 bu.sioys and iovs
tn. rnoon-tran lsgnts,h the SEA Of Nfs
c,r lover ard maiden. lover and wife
Ard It's Joy 70 sail down its saimmery
way.
yrs. two together. forever ara aye.
Tier lovers away on the brixa. moon
trail
Each happy twain with tiny SAT-.
For there's taught 50 ssess Ia heaven
above
or ne earth bsneasa as 70 love ard
lore. George Horton.
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ga. bets. ara tsess o. leather ana 90
pain silk viii snake ciasps
For q smart street gown have q checked
ssirt- grass hrSs sAtrt waists and plain
ecicrrd Jacket.
1fs; Is beec ming the hair may b. ar
r4ngcG IN a loose ro--rsecnr e1- IN the
severe style ef . decade aEo.
AnrS%-ea'r ia>~ q rev material sor
summer hats They zr- made sftA Q
Fuf,ct cr0sn and q pulled h-irn.
A crushed >cslA- o, Dresden or Persian
ftANor lied n ~ enormous hos in tbs
hack makes pretty sadlsscn 70 any watsc-
S,ie combs cortinae to Re vera. for
Trey are a great comfort 20 Tire porazz
WHO RIVER hefore coai3 Keep her Aar
II place
A. tie sesso1 advances rsrhsss rns mere
rsNur- kssas lew =, the neck they make
desirable nct.~Erttne~ cerk ve&-. ard
have the efrrSt % scftcnlaE an otherwise
severe-loSkiEx roSn.
nav = nciSfne rev % ~ sr~n n bar
crnSEents. TIE yret-srs- s-e Of tortoise
sasii ana are the bread Ssyhe rather than
she aiSa erect. Tie hAtr continues 70 -
arranged lcsSe;S and zcra drocgsnx An3
- woman who has any cesirs - BE saxa-
tcbaels rev wears her lair ssort
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Everything pertain ng 70 the hahy's CON-
fort $ Of i1teres. 20 mothers. TIE utmost
regularity in regard 70 his meals, bath.
and sleeping hccrs Is necessary. and
when he IS healthy and taken care OF
properly. he 10 ready TO 20 TO sleep when
the hour for his nap arrives When chli-
drea ars restless and irritable there = q
reason FOR II Their clothing is often too
tight fer comfort. or perhaps the sanne;s
are false1 Up from improper washing. and
are harsh ana rough Too little attention
Is paid 70 this very important matter. ani
7erhscs few hints A. 20 washing oa5ys
oAnneks properly VIII be acceptahle
In the e-ss place use sofc water. heated
Until IL n as warm a. you can bear your
hand n consc-sah,y- Then dissolve the
sap !. the water. instead Of applying Il
TO the flannel Never use q yellow or resin
soap ca oaeys naaa.as. for Il r. almost
impossible 70 rinse n all cut. ard what re-
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