The Courier-sentinel. (Ellijay, GA.) 18??-1???, February 02, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text^ ry* .'b OF T AST WEEK IN AND AROEND ELLIJAY. L. L. Bisop made a business trip to Atlanta the first of this week. E. F. Waters is confined to liis room with la grippe. Miss. I. J. Ellington, is school near Blue "Ridge Ga. Mr. M. 8. Swann, of Roy, was in town Thursday. ^nport’s little daughter [sick with fever. l^en is off this week Iville, Ky. oClurd, of Conne fown Wednesday. ftf the firm of Sim T. is on a visit to Texas. Miller was on tho streets SaTOday. Teachers will do well to buy one of those $12. 00, 20 year Elgin watches at It. II. Clittord’s. W. S. Elder, of Tails Creek, gave us a pleasant call last Wed¬ nesday. J. B. West, of Cartecay, was to see us Friday. Jim is an all round iustler. Thomas Washburn, the enterpri¬ sing merchant of Cartecay was in Ellijay Monday. Two of M. H. Nel son’s children, Ol lie and Edgar, have been quite sick with roseola. A. B. Wimpy, of Connesnuga was in town last week and sub¬ scribed for the Courier-Sentinel, T, G. Duckett, of Chattanooga, attended his father’s funeral Wed¬ nesday of last week. For Rent: Twenty-five or thirty acres of goad farm land. For Sale: One two-horse wagon; one good, pony mule and five shotes. Call on, or address at once, B. A. Logan, EelljaY, Ga. We want a reliable correspond¬ ent from every post-office in Gil¬ mer couuty to send us the news regularly. Dr. S. A. West, <^f Ratnliffe. was in the city Saturday. The fleeter is permanently located at Ratcliffe and has a good practice. Miss Romania Whclchel was con fined to her room most of last week with la grippe and roseola, but is at })pr post of duty again this week. Those persons who make it their custom to read only the local col¬ umns, miss much valnahle inform¬ ation by neglecting the outside pages of the paper. R C. Welch lias been contend ing with a stubborn cake of the grippe. We hope he may soon re¬ gain his wonted health and vivnc' ity of spirits; We would like to have a corre? pendent or to in East Elliiny see ing she is in well supplied with editors. Keep your weapons bright young men. W. L. Isenhour has left us for his homo in Murray county. It is with a fueling of real regret that wa give him up, but wish him suc¬ cess again beyond the mountains. Esq. J. M. Moreland of Spring Place was in last Saturday and spent awhile with the Editors and printers. We appreciate the visit. James M. Freema has left us and jeh to our regret, has cone to Mad |j11e, Term. Mr. Freeman is a jian and all ronnd good news .n. phnson is in business with jTen at East Ellijay. Mr. J. pleasant call on last Satur. intimated that be left Mnr 'beeause he loved her less le he loved Ellijay more. Wade Hampton Ross, of Santa Lu¬ ca, was a visitor on Monday last. Wade has been working at Ballgrour.d for some time past but has now turned to the fertile vales of Board, town. W. L. Manpin, wide awake, whole-souled representative of the U J. R. Tobacco Company, wus in ijay Saturday till Monday. He one of their best salesmen, in instances making sales of 150 per day of Schnapps, alona. i I Best Cough Syrup.’ Those who buy Towli lots of T.H i Tabor.will live have fifty u pretty feet wide place and toj on streets those acres—just think of the ecru beans, potatoes, cabbage, raddishes grass for tho cow and other good things can be raised. Fob Sale— Five nice town lots foreale, nice building lots situated on Blue Ridge road and College st. close to Now School Building. W. M. Teem. J. H. M: Weaver called while in town Saturday’. Merida is one of those teachers who appreciate the Courier-Sentinel enough to pay his subscription and furnish news items, Buy your Fertilizers of Bearden Bros & Teem Co. Scott’s High Grade, Piedmont and Acid Phos¬ phate; also Guano cheap for cash, or good notes. We have removed the Courier Sentinel office into the Mountain View Hotel, up stairs over W. F. McHan’s store where we will be glad to have our friends call on us W. M. Webb left Tuesday after¬ noon for Blulf Dale, Texas. He did not forget to cali in and have ns send him the Courier-Sentinel. Texas is just now receiving a vast deal of th promise and hope of our county in the young men who are leaving ns. Judge Gober has added more land to his extensive peach orchards in Pickens county. He is working about twenty-five hands now, setting out trees and getting orchards iu good condition. N01ICE • We must collect what is due us and if you owe us an account or note, you had better settle at once or you will have to settle wiOl an officer. A word to the wise is sufficient. Respectfully, Hyatt, Logan <fc Cobb. Boyd Mulkey left on last Saturdny for Texas. This is Boyd’s second trip o unlrefcvn tfcft state fields. aq^ie We is not going he into will trust find success in the Lone Star State, For Sale. A Gold Mine in the Diamond District. This mine is sit uated between the Lucky Eight and one-half Living mines miles and from is about the seven famous and White Path mine. Width of vein 31 ft., depth 20 ft . stripped in length 14 ft. For particnlars address J, L. Stover & Co , Pisgah, Ga, Fair warning! After thirty days I will sue every man who owes me on notes or ac¬ counts unless satisfactory settle¬ ments are made. I will make my words good and if those that owe me don’t want trouble they must pay inside thirty days. I will have a man to represent me at my office in my absence. Respectfully. J. S. Tankersley. Ellijay, Ga., January 24, 1899. SORE LUNGS Sore lungs, pain in the chest and pain¬ ful breathing, the fore-runners of pneumonia, cured by the are old quickly reliable relieved Dr. John and W. Ball’8 cold Cough night. Syrup. Try It breaks up a in one it at once. D?.Bnll’s £OUGH SYRUP Will quickly heal Sore Lungs. Doses are small and pleasant # to take. Doctors recommend it. Trice 25 cts. At all druggists. TI 10 burial of Johu W. Duckett on Wednesday the 25th of January was attended by a.large concourse of people. Rev. R. H. Robb de¬ livered a lengthy and well-deserved eulogy on the virtues of the de¬ bated and was followed by Revs. J. Ware and N. L. Osborn. After viewing the remains the Masonic fraternity took charge of the re¬ mains , interring the body accord¬ ing to the bpantiful and impress¬ ive rites of tliir order. J. A, Porter, dry goods and notions Frank W. Shelton, groceries, and A‘ S J. Davis, drugs, wfere a trio of jolly drummers at the Teem Hotel over Sunday. They all travel for Knox¬ ville houses. o the affected superior to any plaster. When troubled with a pain in tho chest or sides, or a lame back, give it a trial. You are certain to be more than pleased with the prompt re¬ lief which it affords. Pain Balm is also a certain cure for lisni. For sale by all Druggists. Tonight If your liver is out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart burn, or Constipation, take a dose of Pills On retiring, and tomorrow your di¬ gestive organs will be regulated and you will be bright, active and ready for any kind of work. Tills has been the experience of others; it wall be yours. HOOD’S PILLS are aoWby aU medfcfeie «*■ When you can no' siecpfir eng ; ing take Chamberlain's Cough Rem¬ edy. It always gives prompt relief It is most excellent for colds, too, as it aids expectoration, relieves the lungs and prevents any tendency to¬ ward pneumonia. For sal* v All Druggists. Mr. Jno. S.Everertt has ;< ;ic\ <] a Town Lot aud also one ;.c;» bottom land for truck patches Harley. Tabor. He will build a residence on his lot next summer GENEROUS TO A FAULT. But Carless of and Cruel to Bis Family. [From “The bavaunah News” of Sunday Dec. 4 1898.] This is the man who away his earnings for their delight, but depasits 110 savings the insurance of its hereafter. Life Insurance,as writ¬ ten by the Massachusetts Life, means safety when danger is hard by, relief when disaster comes, ue in tirnos of depreciation, when liquidation is comfort when privation is .lust the same as money in bank without putting it This solid, honestly managed conservative old company, the ideal contract of life It pays to policy-holders large ual dividends, which, if not tak< to reduce the cost of carrying policy, may be used to increase the amount of insurance each year, may be left to the company compound interest, to make original policy paid up infull years before the time mentioned the contract as the maturity After the policy is paid up, it tinuda to increase in cash value each year, the sniqe paying the policy-holder cash dividends. The policy plain ly shows the guaranteed amount cash or paid-up participating surance available in event of at any time after the payment two annual premiums. The pany makes liberal loans on cies, which often prevents when hard times press the holder. Send your name, age address to T. S . McKinney, Blue Ridge, Ga . for a sample icy showing what can be done ycur particular case. W. A. Holloway who is now hing at Clear Creek was in our ce Saturday. J Geo. D. Tankersley has ! D. M: Hyatt’s interert in the .-torn the firm of Hyatt, Logan A Gob The new firm will likely be 1 ogan, Cobb <fc Company. We learn that J. S. Everett sold his form on Mountaintowu to J. Gates and will invest the in property in Ellijay. We will be glad to receive subscription with Ibis paper and ! Constitution and if there are 1 who subscriber to this are now er who wish to fake The also we will be glad to receive scriptions to the latter and them having authority from paper to do so. The Constitution should be in southern home; NOTICE. All debts of A. J. & R S. for blacksmitbing have been placed my hands for collection. Parties ing to avoid extra cost will please tle at onse, V. L. Watts, Att’y-at-law j R. A. POINDEXTER, j PAINTER. First class painting done reasonable prices. Makes the food more delicious and B ovAiaAxma powocw co., new voen. TOY-DAY HEROISM! Struggling through life, cursed with ca¬ tarrh. is a common j experience. How¬ ever heroic the fight catarrh geu I J tZ. crsflly wins. Under some name or other it gets the best of us. Frank L. Fngtiils. Waco, Tex., and thou¬ sands of others have been permanent ly cured of catarrh by Dr . Hartmans successful remedy i IV.-ru-na. Here is Mr. Ingalls'letter: Dr. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, () Dear Sip.: —“ Pe-ru-na and Man a tin have cured me of one of the worst casts of catarrh any one ever had. My case was so severe that 1 was compelled to I discontinue my railroad; business, hut that i of cod j duetor on a am uo\y entirety well.” Ordinary treatment, of catarrh is for | local ref fat Cures arc not expected. ; Dr. Hartman's method eradicates ca tarrli absolutely. Get his latest book and learn how (o combat this insidious disease. The Pe-ru-na Medicine. Co., Columbus, O.. will mail Dr. bartumu's books free on application. It. A. Scott, Burt, Tcnn., writes: “I feel very thankful to my Maker and your great, medicine, that 1 am cured. I would not be without Pe ru-na in the house.” re-rn-na has been curing catarrh for forty years. It plucks out. the roots of catarrh and build^ people up. Ail druggists sell it. Ask any druggist foraPe-ru nn Almanac for the year 1899. S. E. Johnson ha3 severed bis connection with the B ulletin, le--v - ing Saturday for his home at Llli jay, Ga . where he will enter busi¬ ness. He is a nice young man and we wish him Success.—Cherokee Scout, Murphy N. C. Robbed the Grave. A startling incident of which Mr. Jdlin Oliver of Philadelphia, was tin* subject: is narrated by him as follows : “l was in most ’dreadful condition My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk¬ en, tongue :oa*ed. pain continually in back and sides, no appetite—gradually growing weaker day by day Three physicians friend imij given me-up Fortu¬ ‘‘Klee nately, a advised trying trtc Bitte.rs,” and to my great, joy and surprise,the fijst bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, ,4nd am now a well man. I knov tjliey saved my life, and robbed the f^ave of another victim. Nb one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents per bottle'at J S Tankersley’s Drug Store 6 Wimm® £ ! has demonstrated * ten thousand times that i3 almost infallible F03 WPMAH’S PECULIAR weakness;? , Irrecmlnxities and leading dernncement** pi It has become the remedy f for t his class* of iron hies. It e^erta a wonderfully healing, strength¬ ening menstrual and soothing influence sip< n ’ the orcans. J* cures “whites” Hooding an «d falling and relieves of the womb. It stops suj> fps rnmam m f; pressed and painful me net mat ion. For Change of Life it is the best medicine mads. It is beneficial during pregnancy, and helps to bring children into homes barren for years. It invigorates, Ftimu lares, strengthens the whole sj s tem. This great remedy is offered to all afflicted women- Why wi 1 any woman suffer another minute with certain relief within rcarfc? Wine of Cardui only costs $1.CO p*er bottle at your drug store. directions For advice address , in cases giving requiring symptoms special , , , the “Ladies’ Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co ., Chat¬ tanooga, Ten n . Rev. J. W. SMITH, Camden, S.C., ssys: “My wife used Wine of Cardui at homa i forfaiting of the womb and it entirely cured her.’ # ; IWIME Of Mr. Elisha Berry, of this place, says he never had anything to do him so much good and give suce quick relief frsra rheematism as Chamber¬ , lain's Pain Balm. He was rtonbled j with shooting pain from hip to knee ; until he usee this linement, which ! affords prompt relief. B. F. Baker, i druggist, St. Paris, Ohio. For sale i bv All Druggists. !---- j V. L - WATTS, v P.'f at pn JtLL/JAY, GA. easesYjeS weather appT many who have Be? meut for so long, and summer feel little discomfort the disease, are almost persttadeu that they have been cubed. But the first chilling blast of winter proves that the disease is still with them, and as the winter advances', their Catarrh grows in severity, 'j’} 109e w j 1Q have felt only a slight touch of Catarrh may be sure that only cold weather is needed to de velop the disease. What appears to be only a bad cold will prove more difficult to cure with than lor-j f er, y’ and "ill return more, frequency, until before long the, disease is fully developed. “For years I suffered from a severe ease of Catarrh, and took several kinds of medicines and used various local ap-1 plications, but they had no effect wluit-; ever. I was induced to try S. S. S. j (Swift’s Specific) and after two months I was perfectly well and have never felt any effects of the disease since. “B. P. McAllister, “Harrodsburg, Ky.” It is easy to see the importance of prompt treatment for Catarrh. All th-s? iu sb.-r-t: to me will; ph ase caii at o.ioe an", settle, and j . h-; • ii\ -av« nneces .-.T*y worry ..,> v' , . ,\ cHan. WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD lou w.m ss b-’st m ‘.Heine that can ne tibiainen and that ’s Cham herl.tin'- C .g ■ li-menf. j Yo e i uni wii. not 1 Ilf „■ , , : : • i i i nt effects ;■ j p ill : <:Ut | j You »VnU i • fill d ., w j re re- . c-* She iu .1 k P i-xp -Ao ta- ! u . V ,v ;. ,1 di i t«»* wili co j . «: :.<!%•;.C' iov.a’4 pi.OU t! . Y >1 ivtiiu a remedy that plea-an' and safe to take. Chamberlain's Cough E; ni <1 • the only medicine in use that ;e. ail these requirements. . This reiuc is famous for its cures of bad colds throughout th< United States and in many foreign countiies. It has many livals, but, for the sdeedy and per¬ manent cure of bad colds, stands without a peer and its splendid quid Ities are everywhere admired and praised. For sale by Ail Drug gists. ______ n iron Ore. From the Post-Record. The rasing and shipping of iron ore from this section promises t>> he no small industry at an early date Mr. S. Long has recently senl several kegs ot ore to Middlesboro to be tested and wo presume the oro proved to be good from the tact that he received a telegram from Mr. W. T. Tucker Saturday asking to bo met at the arrival of the southbound passenger train Mr. Tucker is tho representative of the Watts Steel and Iron Co of Miedlesbor and has been spending st-vral days in this section with Mr Long viewing tho different iron ore deposits The company about tweniy £j|^ from this seem!; only hindrence now ry freight rate which is yffw'being looked after and which we infer will be easily arranged with the management of the A. K. &, N railway Company. Parties who have deposits of ore they would like to have assayed may deliver an ordinary nail keg full to Mr- S- Long and the same will bo assayed \fithout charge. • The Deadly Grip. Is again abroad in the land. The air yon breat! may be full of its fatal germs! Don’t neglect the > “Grip” or I you will open the door to Pneumonia : and Gunsuinptiou and invite death. It- sure signs are chills with fever, j headache, dull heavy pairs, mucous j discharges from the nose, sore throat and never-let-go cough. Don’t waste precious time treating this cough with troches,tablets or poor, cheap syrups Cure it at once with Dr. King’s New Discovery, the infailable remedy fi r bronchia! troubles. It kills t he disease germs, heals the lungs and prevents :'<io dreaded after effects from the ma lady. Price 50 cts, and $1.00. Money back if not cured. al bottle free at J. S. Tankersley's Drug Store. Valentines! Valentines! At Wm. De Journette’s ALL KINDS—Sentiment¬ al, Poetical, Exquisieal, Com¬ ical, Satiracal, Logical, Prob¬ lematical, Diabolical and De Journical. Ladies Especially invited to call and examine. Call early to get first Mr, Len Hyde JY. died cn W ednesday ntor ning. He till on last Friday evening with hemorrhage df the bronchial and differed rhueh pain up to time of his death; He leaves a two children and a host ot relatives mourn their loss. The bereave^ A. K. & N. RY.—Change of Sched¬ ule. Effective December 18th, 1898, the following change in schedule will tak“ effect on tho A. K. & N. Passenger trains’goingsouth will leave Knoxville at 8:45 A. M., ar¬ riving at Marietta at 6:15 P. M.. Atlanta7:80 P-M, Leaving At ltnta going north nt 8:80 A. M., Marietta 9:15 A. M., arriving Knox vilie at 6:50 P. M, Train leaving Blue Ridge at 10:00 arriving Knoxville at 7:00 P. M., returning leaving Knoxville at 8:00 A. M., arriving Blue Ridge at 8:30 P. M., will ho abandoned. Train leaving Marietta, at 10:00 A. M., arriving Blue Ridge at. 1:20 P. M., returning leave Blue Ridge at 2:00 P.M. arriving at Marietta 5:30 P. M. will be abandoned. J. II. McWilliams CIIEJP RATES TO ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. On September 20tb,Octoper 4tli and! 13th, November 1st and 15th, Decem¬ ber 6th and 201 b, 181)8, the Cotton Belt [toute will sell round trip tickets from L<~ uis, Lo in Arkaii^P^I^Hp^.Jr’l atont^rareplu.s as and Oklahoma, $2 oo for the round trip. 'Stop-overs will be allowed ongoing trip within IS 1 ys and I ickets will he good to return with iu 21 days from date of sale. The Cotton Belt passes directly through the best portions of Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas, and this will be a splendid opportunity for home-seek¬ ers to secure a good location. For free copies of handsomely illus¬ trated pamphlets about Arkansas,Lou¬ isiana and Texas, write to (1. IJ. .Sut¬ ton, Traveling Passenger Agent, ' Chattanooga, Term., Read House Block, or E. VV. I.aIIeaume, G. 1\ and T St. Louis, M OASTORIA. Baars th» _/f Hw Kind You Ha o Always Aoygftt 8igaatore of EXCHANGE HOTEL, 163 Marietta Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA , IfOME-LIKi: COM E ORTA II /. E ROOMS $100 PER DAY. A. J, ADKINS, prop i* Wantkd-sevekal tri stwoBthY sons in tiffs state to manage our busi¬ ness in their own and neaihy counties. It is mainly office work conducted at home. Salary straight $900 a year and expen3es-definite, honaftde, no more, no less salary. Monthly ?7-?; References. Enclose self-addressed stampe invelop. Herbert E. Hess, Brest., Dept. M, Chicago. FARMERS’ WIVES or any other ladies-who witfir to work Caii’ n Earn n , r Lots i . ot « ||, Mono? v working-fbr us irr spktte time at home on our cloths: We offer you good ffhancS tt> ; ifittke plenty of a spendhig mohtiy easily, in letffeur^ hours. Send 12c. for clbtii'ahd full dirfections for work, and’commence at‘ once. Cloth sent aifywhere Address. WPfOOSKET CO. f 334.Q) Boston, Mass the dis rntWe. Catarrh jfo iu the blood, 6:;<L only a blood it. remedy Local cau cure, appli cations only; reach theirritate4 surface; the right;, ________ t _____ » temedy J must be * Swift’s Specific (9. S. S.) is the the remedy for Catarrh. It most obstinate cases by 0 j„g direct to the cause of the the blood , , and , forcing., , . the disease. Those who have met with so much disappointment f ronl local treatment should throw aside their sprays, Washes aud in¬ mixtures and take S. S. S. A cure will result. Bend for free . Address Swift Specific Atlanta, Georgia. THE WEST. TO ARKANSAS ^ TEXAS. __ Seliwtlule in ETept Oct. 4tb, 1$98. KOKTH BOUND. No. 4 No.70 No.73 tv Atlanta.. 8 80oni 4 00pm A v Home.....jll&am Warietta .. 0 Of a. n 0 HipUi 5 40piri ** 7 4ipm J* Dal,on..... tl cOpmj 41au) 11 41pm 8 K>i>m " Cbat’uoofja KaahviUe 1 1 O0a»n 4lta D35p iDpm - ft oopni'i ft in Hfe mphlfl . T .TJam i 4 BOpm . Tv NH8h vJTj e. 7 i’Opni | 7 Wn m A A v v Kt. St T.nnta Tinni'*... 7 7 OiViin^ * Chicntfo.. I'HStl YUlO . I I 90 I Vlpi..' I . ikmilL p'n| . ‘a m 8if. v ETSia^lEq-7 Ar Louisville 2 5 1225pm!.. 7 2.Kn,jY ti.} am (.. 11 Cincinna 7 ( min' 405pm Ti nin No. 2 carries Pullman Slee|»r betweeii Jacksonville, Eia., Atlauia a-nl Naihvilie, oon ne -tin* with vestibule train for Chicago. , Train No. I carries, Pullmau Slrepo i ^^fiUStt and Atlanta to Nashville nnd.st. la without chaogp. Pullman Sieei'.J Chattanooga, passcngeia romainj 7 o’doi-lt a. m. Pullman Sleep Knoxville via A. K. * N. Ky. Train No. 70 oonnerfs Boyj tot Oiocinnatl This traij coach Atlanta to Rutile. Ev5\tianf»... , 760 p: Lv Attnnlrv .. 7 dttpm 7 SOanil ltlani" Ar Macon . . .11 ltlpm 11 " Albany J.....S27p«n fl:t0|iin! ll * “ Thm’avllle .. . " Savauh ah . 0 OQam it ej pm Cr Atlanta . |Jias>;>n)l 7 S0nm| S Ar Chari, Augusta...! •toi*on 5 lyjnini Uam i'Atptn 1 8 Ar ,|10 ill ---- ttOOpni Colnqibl a .^.(iijljio lOpiu Ev Atlanta . ...It02tpm 1021pm! 7 IWumiD _ , OUm ____ |1? 00m ___ Ar Athens l 2 lSpm 2 lflu “ !‘ Bichmon M l. 6 ISpro 1131am'll 7 if*m 7 15»m “ New ash’gteu York.< 10 JKani! tupm 2yprn glam 5 ------ I .7 23pm Train No. 1 carries Pullman Steeper Nash¬ ville, Chattanooga and Atlanta to Jackson¬ ville, Fla. Train No. ?, carries Pullman Sleeper St Coni*" to Augusta without change Pullman Sleeper Chattanooga to Atlanta open for passenger^ Chattanooga 9 o’c-loeh p. m. Pullman Sleeper Kr.oxville to Atlanta via A. K. A N. Ky. fur fnrthor information write to K. V. SMITH, C. K HARM A V, . Traffio Manager. Gen. fiasa Valiinl-le to Woolen. Espeoinlly valuable to women is Browni" Iron Hitters. Backache vanishes, headache ilisdppeara, weakness, st l ength glow takes the place of and the of health readily comes remedy to the pallid cheek when this won¬ derful is taken. For sickly childsen or overworked men iehas no equal.' No home should lie without this famous remedy. Browns’ Iron Hitters is solff by all dealers. BticMnu’s A rnica Sa.lw. The best salve in lhe world for Guts' Bmises, Sores, U cers. Salt Rheum* Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands' Chilblains, Corns, Aud all 8kin E run if ions, and positively &jre* Piles, or no’ ay required. It i‘s*guaranteed refunded to give perfett srftisfactfou or mo’ney Bee 25 cents per box. For sale by. Dr. J, S. Tankentey. Gooff manners ffannot be learned 1 ' in a moment. There are certain' fotms T^lffch society has agreed peo¬ ple must conform to if they wish appear ffrell Bi-ed, and'tliese are often l not nt all wdiat the natnral incliun tion v , oul(i prom pt ohe to d o "under lhe Circumstances. Children must ta,, s ht ,he “ *>® v *nti 0 ns, and we j must not be surprised if they arc , somt-tiines slow in learning them, nor j ,les P an ' ,f after n u,ch teaching- th| ~ j f 1 t ' me8 ’ ,- ®l a P se ih.tp . ism. Pj^ieit L persev ing ftiem will at la! desired result. The constabt tilion that seeius so irksome, com bibed with the silent force of daily example, will effect the end in \iew* —a well-bred child.- -February' La its’ Hntn 3 J'ourn?.!: - —— - — ♦i. »■.