Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., October 08, 1896, Image 4

TH E H ATCH ET.
R n tered at the post-office at Forest fîr;>
Second-class mail m atter.
TKHMS TO HUNCBIKKllK
Pontage Free.
O ne year
S ix m onths
T h re e m onths
In Advance.
Established for the dissem ination o f W nslrnv
to n coa n ty news, the elevation o f li "
' and
th e m oney w e can m ake.
Item s o f general interest gratefully r
E d itor’ s h obb ies and op in ion s on thiA pat -. all
th e rest fa cts—im partial and uncolore«!.
E ditor is at h om e in his sanctum , H a t c h e t
Building, Forest G rove, from 6 a. m. to 10 p. in.
o f each w eek day and alw ays glad to talk and
b e talked to.
ISSU ED E V E R Y W E E K IN
TH U RSDAY
TH E
FROM
TH E
Y E A R ON
H A TC H E T
PK IN T F .R Y .
I f y ou tail to receive y o u r’ p a p er it w ill
on ce.
b e a favor if you w ill n o tify us at
A U STIN C R A IG
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P a o ra iE T o a .
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H I.IA B L K
R e p u b l i c a n
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T h e H A T C H K T lia s (lie L a r g e s t
C ir c u la tio n o f a n y n e w sp a p e r
in W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y .
m
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
F o r P resid en t,
W m . M c K i n l e y ,
of
O h io .
For Vice-President,
G A R k K lT A. liOUART, OF NEW JERSEY.
For Presidential Electors from Oregon,
r . l*. G e e r , o f M a r i o n C o u n t y ,
S. M . V o r a n , o f L a n k ,
E . L. S m it h , o f W a sc o ,
J.
F.
C aplk s , of M u ltn om ah .
THE SILVER S 1 TUA I ION.
Silver’s friends differ widely as to
what government policy would be
most desirable for the white metal.
Those who hold to a limited use of
silver, making it the material for
subsidiary currency based upon
gold tor ultimate redemption, give
it the same standing as paper, cop­
per or nickel, and are the extreme
gold men, in reality no friends at
all. Actually as hostile, though
making greater pretensions of
friendship, are the fiat men who
claim that outside of the govern­
ment stamp there is no value in
any coin. That they are foes to
gold leads them for the present to
ally themselves with silver, hoping
in the struggle between the two
money metals that both will be
too weak to resist their beloved
pa|>er « hen it shall be pushed to
tlie front.
Lukewarm m il
half-hearted,
thimgli lii ’in b . me llu se who look
to luteriiali.ir.al agreement to re
s'.ore tile dethrone! metal i t the
C O I N liV ltlo .:.
Teaching theChUd in His First Term.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
J. C. Clark . . .
#If it is important for the farmer to un­
der -..ind the nature of soils and veget­
able growth, it is much more necessary
| for the teacher to know how the mind
THE LEADING DRUGGIST O F WASHlNr
gro* $, for a school is only a chilcl-gardcn.
COUNTY, Garden tho Rarest Stock of Drug, ¡n j.
In the soil of infantile nature some seeds
Grove and will Meet Brice« that may he niadeb
! can be early planted, and at each succes­
one. Don’t be humbugged, but call on a Reliabi,
sive step in development a certain
method of training and stimulating must
gist of Experience.
A BSO LU TELY PU R E
be uted. There are right and wrong
No other article of human food has ever received such emphatic
ways; it is the duty of the teacher to
know the light. There is now so much ;
commendation for purity, strength and wholesomeness, from
o f science in education that some correct
the most eminent authorities, as the Royal b akin g Powder.
principles are fixed as fundamental and
ter grace, when like gold, the coin- “ (cheers.,
‘-(laughter),” ” (ap- universally accepted.
W hen a child first enters school he I
age and market value are equal.
plausei. 1 “ (cries of ‘we w ill'). ” a should be welcomed kindly and made to
The last division is best charac shout o f ‘ ‘ Mark Hanna” at the al- feel that he has a right there, tor it
terized by naming its leading mem- lusion to the wolf and all closing is a morfc important event in his life than
bers. Their names have set op- with “ It is for you to sav on the we sometimes realize.
It has been said that a child’s mind as
Special Bargains in Twenty and Fortjr_Acre
posite them their respective hold- third of November,” with these
he comes to you maybe likened to a piece ,
Tracts in Washington, Yamhill
iugs of silver.
trimmings this abomination would j o f c lay in the hands of the potter, andl
J. B HacKtn
..................
.. *
« v o k e enthusiasm even in Vermont. ! that the teachcr may mold it as he wills.
and Tillamook counties.
D avid M o ffa tt..................................... ....
In pleasing contrast are th e d ig - This is true only in a measure; the mother .
S ena tor J ohn -P. J ones
.............. isW.000
has, unconsciously been forming and j
juim Mark................
40 , 000,000 , nified utterances of Major McKin
Man’ll. Dalv ............................. 25 . 000,000 ,
,
,
w e ciarke
40 oui coo *ey to the numerous bodies ot call molding this plastic clay and too olten
for lack of time, or failure to realize her
rongresAinau Francis J. NVwland*
iers who visit his home. Every duty, has allowed wrong impressions to the forms.
DILLEY.
(Shoron) .......... ............................. 55,000,000
,
,
, ,
,
,
He may he early trained to distinguish
Rev. Father DeRoo will lw
11 cars testate....................................... sr»,ooo.ooo word measured mid tlic product of be formed. If she could only be induced
Fair estate, California and Nevada
ripe thought every sentence an to study this subject and see it in its the different sounds of letters and to ob­ Burcliells H all on Wednesdsj Oct
m ine*............................................. 25.000,000
serve that words are usually made up of 7:30 p. tn. A ll are cordially ]
8. O'Brfeu «»stale ...... - ........
25,000,000 idea richly set, speeches that mark true light, how much she m ight assist two or more sounds. We begin our oral
attend.
both child and teacher. Habits are
Flood estate ..............- ..........
26,000 000 him orator and statesman.
Lloyd T e v is........................................ 2.»,000,000
formed by the repetition of the same acts. spelling as soon as we have had a few
Mr. John Bradley uad relating
Here lies the choice, William By and by it becomes easy to do what at lessons from the chart, by having them
Denver Silver Smelting Work*
25,000,000
ton visited with Chas. Hubbertls
8 enatop . W illiam S tewart
20,000,000 Bryan the elocutionist, or William
look
at
a
word
a
short
time
then
turning
first was extremely difficult.
When
and also attended the wedding
it. C. Chamber*
20,000,000
Shall the habits are formed and fixed, they can not away spell it from memory, after a little
Joseph It. de la Mar
20,000,000 M cKinley the orator."
John Hoover come homclu:«
Charles E. Laue
20,000,000 chair of Washington and of L in c o ln he changed except by the most long con- practice of this kind I find they are able
For ter T u p p ers young du*
Adoph Sutro ......................
20,000,000
tinued and persistent exercise— the to study and keep in mind several words
dungariously ill.
8. T. Hauler .................................. 20,000,OCO be occupied by a mere actor w h o
at
a
time
crook in the body of the old tree is al­
K. Holden......................................
15,000,000 speaks
th e
speech as it was most as difficult to straighten. This
W riting should be taken up very soon
A bout everybody has rctarai
Botte Silver Smelting Works ........... 14,000,000
Walter 8. Hobart................................. 10,000,000 delivered to him, trippingly upon shows us the great importance of right after the child enters school. See that hop picking
French Syndicate................................ 10,000.000 the tongue, but has no thought of exercise at first, for mental and moral his slate is properly ruled and his pencil
Harold Hansen rode to PortlJ
Leadville Silver Smelting Works
8,500,000
constitutions of the growing nature be­ long and well sharpened.
his bicycle last week and attend
Broadwater estate............................... 5,000,000 his own to deliver to the p eople
He should first be taught the oblique fair
larlcs N. Feltou
............ ............
5,000,OCO whose destinies he seeks to direct? come permanently fixed at an early day.
The whole mind exists, although in a or slant line, then the vertical and hori­
llcnry Wolctt.............................
5,000,000
The new married couple 1
David J. Campau.............................. . 5,000,OCO
rudimentary state, in the young child; zontal lines to train the eye to differen­ home from their trip to Poitlu
A. J. Davis
4,000,000 l
COUNTY PRINTING.
therefore every part of the mind must be ces of position. Now as soon as he learns day and are now preparingtosti
N. C. Creede.......
3.000.000 j
touched from the very first. No faculty to make the over and under curve he is
Thomas Cruse
...
. 32100,000
Multnomah county people are can be left untrained to some future time. ready to make a real letter, an accomp- keepin g
J. B.Grant...................................
3 . 000.000 I
Notice ’ is hereby given thal
Nathan P. Hill.
........................
3 , 000,000 discussing the exorbitant charges I do not mean that all the faculties can plishment o f which he is justly very
Burnett o f Forest^brove will bolj
James Murray ..........
,
2,500,000
be developed from the first, but that the prouil The number work varies accord­
that
have
been
made
for
printing
Leo Man fie
2*00,000
ing to the knowledge a child has at­ ious service in tho school house|
J. C. Power..............................
2.000.000 election ballots in the past and are means of their training must be used
tained
before entering school. I think ing Oct. 8 at 8 p til., and extei
Alva Adams....................
2,000,000
endeavoring to prevent another from the commencement of mind activity.
Sunday
Less than 40 other mine-owuers iu
The mind grows by means of the senses. at the end of the first term he should
Colorado, Utali and Montana 20,000,000 pillage of the county treasury this
T he new house being built bv I
They are the avenues by which it gives know the combinations of numbers as
T h e i r a g g r e g a t e is $ 6 16 , 000 , 000 , fall.
In June ’94 the printer’s bill and receives impressions, but its princi­ far as ten, and he able to count and Odell is almost finished and is
or
19,712 t o n s , w h ic h , b y fr e e was $1650 when experts said $800 pal means of growth is through its effort make figures to twenty-five, as to m eth­ deuce
Miss M yrtle McDaniel who ad
c o i n a g e , w o u ld in t h e y e a r in w h ic h would have been large pay for the to impart knowledge. So, as soon as the ods we use pieces of crayons, beans,sticks,
etc., always representing the number by visiting with relatives at Xei
t h e c h a n g e w a s m a d e j u m p to work.
Last June $2000 was paid child is free Irom the embarrassment of
his surroundings, the first thing to be the object.
turned home last week. We aie|
$ 1 , 162 , 000,000 in v a lu e , n e t t in g for what two unprejudiced prin­
Last but not least, teach them k in d ­ see her bright smiles once more
done is to get him to talk. The first
t h e m a g a in o f 546 m illio n s .
I s it ters have estimated was worth with picture on our chart is that of a cat, so I ness and gentleness. The teacher must
Sch ool started Monday
a n y w o n d e r t h a t th e s e tn en a r e in a fair
profit $552. Washington ask him if he has a cat at home, thus, by come down to the plane of their under­ Arm spiger of Portland and Mi»l
fa v o r o f fr e e c o in a g e ?
I s it n e c e s ­ county has h a d similar experiences taking an interest in h:s affairs, win his standing and gradually lift them up to o f C enterville as teachen. And
s a r y t o s a v t h a t b y t h is e n o r m o u s though on a smaller scale.
Last co,,fi<k'ncL' anJ ]?«d him to forget tin his. Early instill into their minds a o f scholars about seventy-five
strange surroundings. If, as has been lovg^ for the beautiful, both in -nature
Mr. Coffin Iliad
busim J
in fla t io n t h e o r d in a r y c it iz e n w i l l spring through the H atch et ’ s in­
our experience several times, the child and art.
Portland this week.
n o t p r o fit o n e c e n t , b u t w ill s u ffe r fluence the charge was only one half can not speak the English language, pro­
There is b eauty hi th e su n lig h t,
The appearance of the c hurt'a a
A m i the soft blue heaven above;
a s h o r t a g e in th e p u r c h a s in g v a lu e o f what it had been two years be­ gress is retarded to a certain extent.
O b. th e world Is f u ll of beauty
improved by a new coat of paint.I
During these first lessons he will often
J. C. CLARK, Drugg
M E LK I JO H N S O N
R E /c L E S T A T E AGEj\|
FOREST G R O V E .............................. OREG
o f th e a m o u n t
he n ow
has?
L et
th e g o v e r n m e n t p u r c h a s e t h e s ilv e r ,
t h e e n t ir e $ 36 , 445,000 w h ic h th e se
m in e s a n n u a lly p u t o u t a l o n g w it h
t h e r e s t, a n d w h a t e v e r p r o f it
th e r e
is in s ilv e r w i l l b e a c o m m o n b e n e ­
fit, a n d n o t g o t o
m ake
‘ ‘ th e
r ic h
r ic h e r a n d t h e p o o r p o o r e r . ”
W it h i n th e t w o p a r tie s a r e fo u n d
a ll t h e c la s s e s , t h e g o l d
in t e r n a t io n a l
b im e t a llis t s
m e n , th e
and
th e
u n lim it e d c o i n a g e p e o p le s u p p o r t -
i n g M c K in l e y
and
t h e fia tis ts o r p a p e r
H o b a rt,
m en
w h ile
and
th e
fr e e c o i n a g e m in e o w n e r s a r e c l a m ­
o r i n g fo r B r y a n , a n d e it h e r W a t s o n
or Sewall. It is for you to decide
in w h ic h company you prefer to be.
fore. An endeavor will be made
to secure a like saving this fall and
with the co-operation of the county
clerk this considerable item of ex­
pense can be greatly cut down.
The publication of the delinquent
tax list will be nearly three-fourths
say amusing things, but 1 would not, for
one minute, allow the child to be laughed
at, or feel that he is being made the ob­
je ct of sport.
After teaching the word cat, I prefer to
teach the names of the letters compos­
ing it, and so with each new word. I
am aware that many teachers differ with
le s s th a n t h e e x p e n s e in c u r r e d la st
me on this point but I have found it the
1 y e a r a s t h ir t y c e n t s a lin e w a s th en most successful way.
p a id a n d
e ig h t
cen ts
is
th e
As soon as the child is able to recog­
H a t c h k t ’ s b id n o w .
T h e n o t ic e s nize the word at sight printed, it should
be placed on the board in script. It is
o f s h e r if f’ s s a le s a r e le s s c o s t ly t o o ,
really surprising to see how quickly the
j h a v in g b e e n r e d u c e d fr o m th r e e
child w ill learn to read the script. After
d o lla r s t o n i n e t y c e n t s a n in c h , he has learned four or five nouns in the
Competition in county affairs has above than ncr, teach him the articles a
had a wholesome effect.
and
'
' nd r:sht at this point he
1 should be taught to combine their sounds
„
.. ,
,, ,,
in a natural way with the nouu following
J
Poor Man s Candidate Sewall as a.boy not „ hoy<
not th( cat
is keeping the bargain by which he
Encourage the child to la- natural, to
SHAM OR SUBSTANCE?
was nominated, and his last con- talk. Train him to see tile entire short
To readers of Bryan’s numerous tribution enlarges the democratic |sentence an<1 then to sPeak it. H are
speeches, a dozen delivered in a ' campaign fund bv a $20,000 dona- I La<_'l meml,*r "‘ ta^ class rcutc a pait of
day at railroad crossings as he gads
made possible by years of re- piu t0 drawl M they are s<)often illcli„ed
about the country and reported a t ! publican policy fostering his, with to do in concert exercises. Correct faulty
full length in the newspaper co l- ! other American shipping, interests, reading not so much by mere imitation
limns, it is a matter of amazement \ Sewall is a very useful k n o t 011 the ,is ^ fa d in g the pupil to get a clear
mental picture of what he reads, and to
M oney
that sensible crowds should go into democratic log just now
express his thoughts in an easy conversa­
ecstasies over such meaningless talks and Watson will have to be­ tional manner.
stuff. Yet it is not the first time stir himself to answer this gol ■■■
The first work o f the teacher is to en-
able the pupil in getting clear ideas of
that an imposing presence, melodi­ speech of the Maine money-kin .
things, in other words to cultivate his
ous voice and sonorous sentences
discrimination. Comparison must be be­
Never before has it been better
have gotten an enthusiastic hearing
gun from the very first. The most im­
illustrated that ’ ’speech is silver portant lessons the child receives is in
for absurd nonsense.
Brilliant language is mistaken and silence is gold.”
this direction. They teach him the dif­
ference between long and short, high
for brilliant ideas without inquiry
and low, heavy and light, near and dis­
as to what those ideas are, and the
Real Estate Transfers.
tant, and sweet and sour, noise and har­
tnuddiness of the water counts for John W Uorev to Dnisilla Ann Jones an
mony, etc.
nnrt ‘ i, int in pt of John Dobbin*
depth.
ftud wife d 1 o 1 1 n r 3 w
..
f 4 1*> 00
The very first lessons must lead the
A notable example of just such T K Uorneltu* and wife to Alfred Hey
child to come to some definite conclu­
po»ver
Hrv.in possesses was the Johng|||vln to Marcoret CunninghAm »WO 00 sion from his own observation. Simple
exercises like the following reach this
let* 8. 9, 24 autl 25 In M illard and
r . rn <1 4 ,’ z b v a famous elocu
VAn'-'ehyver tm rt.
m i CO end.
tio i . v.
t * ( »11 > v iS lines which e v
Stun w ood a ’id w ife to T J and
Drawing lines of equal length, assort­
Knehi'l W i U a h . truer in «er Iti 2 •« w
h ell the a a lu i v
li !>•♦ m \ until
25 CO
ing colored blocks or pieces of paper and
an d wif.* to Jam es W ar
their glaring a ’ is u r u u v w a s e x - W H r e W n arren
arranging them in piles. Judging of
i a i t a n f th e J,>*eph H en ton
and w tfe «1 I r t 2 * T 2 w
plained:
io»7 oo i *Pace, as by placing five blocks equal
Unlimited coinage is the demand
of those who have full faith in sil­
ver. Once restore to it its money
position and they are confident it
will speedily resume a market value
in keeping with its coinage ratio.
'these advocates assert that the
i.iilest use of silver will not glut
the moil -v market but that the
United States can with ¡>erfect
safety coin every ounce mined, and
that in the freest eoutugc will iw
found the liest safeguard »4 .¿i»t
the ills of panic and depr*»sio;i
However, they recognize tlu t as
under the existing single gold
standard, silver is worth but 65
cents an ounce, while if coined in
’Tls sweet to roAtn w here the m o ra in e lijfht
the ratio of 16 to 1 it must be worth
Resound* Across the deep,
$1.29, in the transition of making And the sp»rkliu g souk o f the worn! bine bright
Hushes the rook* to sleep:
53 cents worth of silver in a dollar W here
the m idnight *kjr ha* a soonbre dye
Of
a pale aud in k y hue,
into one hundred cents there must
And the w o lf ring* out his glitterin g shout
come a profit, first of 47 cents, and
T o o w hit! to o w h it! too who«*!
gradually lessening until silver W here the pearly w ing o f the w intry w ind
Dashes across the glen.
fully resumes its old time place.
the laughing ligh t o f the moi-s-grogm cliff»
While it is no fault of silver that And Haunts
the ethereal feu:
this difficulty exists, these men W here at burning n oon , the blood shut igaon
bathed in a cru m b lin g dew ,
want the government to make the Aud Is the
w olf ring* out his glitterjAg shout
T oo w hit! to o whit* to o whoo*
profit and so only ask for unlimited
c iouge, teeliug th a t th e demand
Prefaced with 1 my friends,"
for free coinage will come with bet- w-ith a liberal sprinkling at
W hen th e heart is fu ll o f love.
Politics are the main issue0;i
here.
It is love that wins the hearts of child­
ren, real love and not its profession.
We wear no veil over our hearts in the
presence of children. As the electro­
meter trembles at the presence <,f the
feeblest current; so their little hearts are
responsive to our most secret feelings
and impulses.
By a prearranged plan about l|
free silver hoodlums of
G ales C reek and Greenville, 1
the same number from this |
tended the republican speaking 1
Monday week, and when tbeg
was called to order presented id
M ary C raven S altu s .
to a jo in t discussion. Theirr
[This excellent paper was read before
ing denied at the present time, I
the local teacher’s institute at Sherwod
invitation extended to meet them
Oct. 2 and is published in accordance
future time they might select,
with a vote of the members.— ElD. ]
the hall in a body with yells 1
com ing a band of Comanche I
Speed and safety are the watchwords than civilized Americans, and 1
of the age. One Minute Cough Cure acts to B urchell’s hall where a gem
speedily, safely and never fails. Asthma, silver love feast was held and I
bronchitis, coughs and colds are cured was addressed by such lecturer^
by it. J. C. Clark, druggist.
.M yers, D. M. Dunbar, Wm. X 1
and others. It is to be regie*
some o f the leading citizens o®
F I It.
G rove and a R e v ’d gentleman ofj
We have had just rain enough this fall men who ought to have
to make the roads nice, hard and smooth. enough to think and act for tb<4
would allow themselves tobw
Our Sunday school is progressing lupcs of political demagogues!
an
extent a-< to participate in *
nicely with M issjosie Ileisleras superin­
cerdings. We trust alien
tendent.
.
given the matter the so!«’-
ir nights are still cold and frost v, thought it deserves, t he y «" '
hut the days are nice and warm__ fine se,vcs in the true light ins-
weather for the bee hunters
!lavc Pla ce d . themselves in ’-
,
the com m unity, and publicij
Chas. Hicks and B. M. Collins found for th eir conduct which »'*■
one bee tree. Saturday when the 6-foot decen l- courteous nor gcntlem*
tree was cut not very much honey was
found but the bee tree cutters enjoved
A hacking cough is not only
the sport
to others, but is dangerous to»tb
who has it. One Minute ^oi
School commenced Monday with Mis»
Josie Heisler as teacher. A ll are glad will quickly put a n e n d t o i t . J-
¿raggtil
they could secure her for our teacher
this fall as we have had her before and
know she is what the children say "a
good teacher.”
Attention, Veteran».
If you are entitled to an iT
pension, employ J. H. Dolstrno j
had several year’s experience
Wasbial
pension
n u ll department
UC|<411 1114V*.» at
—-
|
C
He also makes a speci«k?°J
out pension papers. aBd
notarial work. Widow» P cB* 5
made out free of -l'*rf*-
Mrs Frank Hicks and Mrs. Flora
Magruder, o f Hillsboro, were visiting
th e,r uncle and aunt, B. M. Collins and
wife, so they had to have a hand in cut­
ting, or rather sawing, down the big tree
and reported having a fine time pulling
the saw.
**
. ..s',
of
il i t .
HK1 •
_
George Reycraft returned from South-
j h . Dot*.1*® !
ern Oregon recently and has returned
thinking Jackson county as good a place
i u d I W ll -o\ « a d w l e *.» to
WS 1
Last fill-
! distance a part.
to make a living in these hard, demo­
ro \ «•: * ’ s ’ • k and
• .T b'k ~ in
Kvey one indebted to
The
kindergarten
system
is
full
of
cratic times as any place he has recently
» . ruetln s
and settle immediately. 1 " ,
work admirably adapted to develope seem It
L L S p en cer to Ouïe*?.«
o tn r :h w
noticeable that he is .
j oj primitive judgm ent and no elementary
lo ts *25 in S p e u c c r’s II »m. «t. ad
oik
the account ■
” ' .
8 a m es *teel et a 's t o D avid P u r se r t r v t
la n li «• rain ^ thC bad«e on
teacher should be ignorant o f these help- L
I
p el. H „ native home is Canada, and han.l o f a law yer for 1 *
iu W n f L o ek erm an d 1 «• 1 1 s r I w
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ful methods. Be s«re that the pupil is
will lie no exceptions.
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he said they always had good times at
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properly seated and that he is supplied home when the U. S. had a Democrat
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with seat work that has some definite aim p r e s e n t because they had not a, high
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in view, as requiring him to build sen­ « tariff to pay a , when we had a Republi-
your friends about Sliilob »v
tences using separate words on bits of can administration.
W hen Baby wae aie*, we g a re hcr Castoria.
sumption. . They wi*
cardboard, counting and arranging sticks
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W hen she waa a Child. *he erte«! (o r Castorio.
in small bundles, or sewing perforated
De W itt’s W itch Hazel Salve is an an-
W ben she o r c ia ie ?! sa. she clu ng to Castorta.
cardboard. Out of peas, soaked over
isept.e s- »thing and healing applies-
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night in water, together with wooden
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for hums, scalds, cuU, bruise, , * . . I
toothpicks have him make squares, tri-
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weekly
and
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