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His hand circling my thighs, slipped gently around the bottom, and I felt fingers probing where his cock connected deeply within my vagina. He was feeling the wet juices flowing out then gently drew a circle around his shaft in my vagina. I was out of my mind about then.
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This morning I had called Lisa, my best friend.
Lisa answered, "Hi!"
"Hi, gal."
"Well, what you up to today with the old man gone to sea for a week"
"Shit I'm about to have a catastrophe around here." I sighed a little.
"What's happening" She laughed.
"OH! This morning I was cleaning out some stiff we've accumulated over the years and I need to get them to the curb for the trash guys tomorrow."
"Nothing wrong with that is it"
"Oh! No! But could you and JC come over to help me get them to the curb"
"Oh! Sharon, I'm sorry but I have to go to a conference downtown today. I know I can't make it." She covered the mouthpiece and I heard some mumbled words then she came back on and said, "JC said he could come over and help."
"Oh, Lisa, thank JC for me. When can he come over"
"About an hour. OK"
"That would be wonderful. See you guys later, and thanks again."
He arrived at my door with a smile on his face and hugged me gently.
"Hi, gal!" What you want me to do" He enthusiastically looked around the room.
"Oh! The boxes! They are out here." I headed for the garage trailing my little bustled shaped butt for him to appreciate. I was good at that and loved to be watched by men. He followed willingly.
He commenced dragging them to the curb; all three of them, and it didn't take much time at all. When the last box was deposited at the roadside, I looked up at him and smiled,
"Oh! Thanks JC. I couldn't have done that alone for sure."
"No Problem at all. I didn't have anything to do today anyway with Lisa gone to her meeting and all."
"Thanks so much!" A wide smile back at him. He glanced intimately back at me. I saw something I had never seen in JC's face before.
"Hummm!" Thought, "Does he have more on his mind than moving my boxes"
"Want a drink I can mix us up one if you want" I said softly.
"Oh! That would be good. I'm free as the wind today."
I took his hand and we went inside to the den of my house. JC sat down on the large couch as I turned to the bar in the back of the den.
"What's your pleasure" I asked and turned to him.
"Wellll" His voice sort of trailed off as he looked at me, "Oh! You don't want to know."
"Why not" I asked looking at him intently.
He smiled, "A drink would be ok for now."
"Then What" I smiled back.
I looked at him intently now over the rim of my martini glass. "Maybe I do know what he had in mind and it sure wasn't a drink. I sort of felt free inside knowing what he wanted and that maybe I wanted the same thing.
He got off the couch and walked toward me, put his arms around my waist, pulled me close to him and kissed me gently. I sighed when our mouths parted and my head stayed back in the kissing position,
"Ohhhh!" I gasped as I circled my arms around his shoulders again, drew his head to mine again and kissed him again.
"You, too Huh" He questioned when our lips parted.
"Oh! Yeah! Me too."
I handed him his drink from the counter, turned and headed back to the couch, now swaying my bustle shaped butt in front of him, know he was definitely looking.
As JC and I sat back sipping our drinks, our eyes met. We had known each other for a long time; I sensed that he had lusted after me for a very long period of time. I had thoughts about him sometimes, but now it was real. I felt it as he did.
As our eyes met firmly and steadily, I became softer in the way I talked with him, I sighed once in a while, and after a few minutes, he clutched me to him as I collapsed into his arms with one advance, no hesitation on either of our parts. Kissing deep and longingly. Mouths open, his hands touching me on top of my shorts, searching, feeling for my sex.
I lay back on his lap with my head positioned for him to kiss me. He did kiss me long and deep, I felt his strong hand slide over my flat belly, slip into the opening of my loose fitting shorts and go inside gently. Fingers probing over my panties, down to the crotch, fingers across my slit, felling, touching, making me very aware of his strong hand on my clitoris.
"Ah! You're so wet, Sharon. Does that feel good"
"You have no idea how good." I sighed.
Then I felt his hand come out of my shorts, find the elastic band of my panties and slip inside them. Inside my furry pubic patch now, slipping into the wet slit, over the hardening clit, then down more, then back up.
"God!" I exclaimed feeling the passion rise in my vagina, my belly quivering a little from his touch. More and more he pleasured my sex with his fingers, sometimes entering the opening cavern with a couple of fingers. My thighs rose to meet his hand, back up and then down back to the seat of the sofa. Back up again feeling his fingers massaging me intently and gently.
I breathed harder feeling a crest coming inside, I knew it was there, rising slowly but gaining in intensity. We kissed again, a long wet kiss. Orgasm was coming to me, belly quivering under his touch, higher now. There was no holding back now.
"OH!" I shouted out loud as my vagina convulsed repeatedly around his embedded fingers. Thrust after thrust he pleasured me as I exploded around his fingers. Still shuddering under his hands I sighed,
"Let's go get comfortable, JC." I whispered.
I rose up out of his lap and he started unbuckling his shorts as he stood up in front of me, his cock bulging the front of his shorts.
"Not here!" I whimpered, "Not here!"
I stood up, he took me into his arms, pushing his hard cock into my will thighs, and then followed me to my bedroom down the hall. Dropping my clothing in a pile on the floor next to the king size bed my husband and I shared, I pulled back the covers exposing the colored sheets underneath and I lay back on the bed watching him removing his clothes, I opened my legs exposing my wet wanting flower, then he rolled in next to me.
I grasped and clutched his now elongated and throbbing penis, he touched my furry patch, my legs open to receive his advances and he found it with one thrust. Fingers back inside, massaging it again, bringing me immediately back up.
"Ahhhh!" I shuddered feeling his finger massage my wet and willing slit. So it started -
"Ohhh! JC! JC! Yes!" I felt the delight increase even higher in my tummy and thighs.
It engulfed the fullest extent of my sex. The interior of my vagina was feeling receptive and drenched; it became very aware of needing to be filled. He pulled his fingers out of my wet, put them in his mouth as I watched him lick my juices. He turned and kneeled between my widely spread legs looking at my hairy mound. JC's cock was there, he advanced to the mound slowly, right at the breach now, agonizingly waiting, ready, willing, positioned, and poised. I realized it wasn't going to be a lingering matter. I knew what was about to happen and delighted in it eagerly.
"Baby!" He whispered in my ear, "They won't miss a piece of this will they"
"God! I hope not! Give it to me! I'm ready, baby!"" I sighed knowing it was coming inside now.
"Ahhh! Sharon! Ohhhh! Feel it" he whispered in my ear and kissed my neck again.
He leaned forward some as I took his cock and slid the crown in and along the length of my wet slit. I saw the wet on the head and I watched as he looked intently and passionately at me
I directed his cock to the opening, left it there, and removed my hands back over my head on the pillow, opening and submitting totally to his advances. JC lay on top of me then and was securely positioned covering my unclothed body with his strong muscular bulk lying between my serene breasts. My legs wide open to admit his slender thighs sandwiched between them. His penis probing unrestricted inside my pubic haired mound and I felt the considerable bushy mass of his sex compressing my sex very soothingly. I didn't shift fearing I would elude his passionate searching.
Nude locked intimately together in my bed, feeling the head so close to my opening vagina, I could hardly believe what was happening. I lay there my arms above my head, open to him. I sensed his hands go down both sides of my quivering sides slowly, his hands then cupped my thighs firmly, this was it - I knew it!
JC stirred his thighs gently repositioning his hard penis along my moistened slit. His head close to mine on the pillow, I felt him softly kiss my neck and mutter,
"Oh! Yeah, Sharon. This feels so good."
I sighed some and whispered,
"Oh! JC. Yeah!" Then I slowly lifted my thighs up to his protuberance as I sensed its rigidity next to my throbbing sex.
He withdraws his mouth from my neck; elevated his upper body off me and I felt his warm lips encircle my hard nipple and suck gently. Shudders of supreme fervor streamed all the way through my body. My sex again quivered - again - again - Oh God again! Belly constricted and I let go again with a twisting throbbing orgasm.
"Jesus!" I sighed as I ran my fingers through his long hair and over his back, massaging him tenderly.
JC elevated his head upward to my lips and kissed me ever so contemplatively, opening his mouth to taste my inner mouth with his tongue. He retreats from our kiss and looks down into my wide-open eyes.
"Oh! You're so soft and willing." He whispers to me.
All I could do was smile at him, repositioning my hips toward him again. He followed my movement and thrust his hips toward me again. I perceived his inflexible cock bump into my sex and it sent tremors once more up to my head. My vagina was full to overflowing with passion. It was like an open flower ready to be fertilized by his stinger.
His expressions during lovemaking aroused my private nucleus. I lay submissive to his actions. I lay my arms rearward over my head on the pillow and sighed loudly. My body quivering uncontrollably.
I sighed audibly as he again kissed my neck and encouraged his rigid penis again into my pubic fleece. The sensitive intense summit hidden tenderly within the split, it fit into place directly with my clitoris throbbing unmercifully as it united with the head of his cock head. His chest pushed between my breasts, his chest hair tickling a little as he moved over me disquietly.
He influenced my thighs to his cock and I had the sensation of his cock head as it separated the cleft in my vagina, slip partially inside, and I accepted it inside willingly. Wedged tightly inside the blocked entrance temporarily, I opened wider.
"Ah Baby! That's so good!" He gasped, feeling his firm penis arousing passion in the bounds of my wet slit, back down then back up slowly. It encouraged my clitoris to swell even more as it slipped gently along its entire length generating spasms of perfect sensations along its extreme length.
"Want more" He breathed in my ear, gasping for air.
"Oh! Yeah!" I sighed.
He covered my mouth with his and I felt his penis enter deeper.
"Deeper" He asked, his lips close to mine.
"Ohhh!" I whelped feeling it go deeper.
"More baby" JC was breathing harder.
"More! ALL OF IT, please!" I whined, then I sensed him thrust it securely all the way to the hilt, his pubic region meeting mine and his testicles slapped my lower crotch as my vagina concealed it wholly inside.
"There, baby. Feel that" His hand circling my thighs, slipped gently around the bottom, and I felt fingers probing where his cock connected deeply within my vagina. He was feeling the wet juices flowing out then gently drew a circle around his shaft in my vagina. I was out of my mind about then.
"Oh! God! Yeah!" I whined as he retreated a little then slammed it back inside with a heave that buried my butt into the mattress his fingers still holding out confined parts. He felt the bulging of my slit as his tool massaged me deeper and faster.
"God damn." He sighed again, "Your pussy's so good."
"Oh! Feed me that cock, baby!" I moaned under him. His hands still cupping my thighs to him as he elevated them to meet his thrusts, and then he fed me his pounding cock up and down, stroked me from side to side, in and out. His finger entered my rectum sliding on the juices coming out of me and dripping to the sheets. Again I let out a gasp of passionate breath and exploded convulsing uncontrollably under him.
I felt his impaled cock massage every inch of my love crevice. It rippled inside me completely, occasionally pausing and contracting and flexing its length along it's entire length, I had no idea how much cock was in me, but whatever he had he definitely knew how to use it. I responded to his flexing by constricting my vagina surrounding his cock.
"Damn, Baby!" He sighed as he felt it again, then immediately stroked some more.
His whispering sexually explicit words into my ear drove me right up the wall. He asked me how it felt, what do you want now, this OK you want more, want it faster, slower, tell me baby. I forgot all the words but they really turned me on. Goddamn I was beside myself. My thighs thrashed under him. He lifted me to him and continued his steady reciprocating actions with his mighty piston in my cylinder.
I breathed harder and harder, coming closer and closer to my orgasm. JC was pounding my pussy relentlessly; He kissed me, sweat dripping off his face. His words flowing out of his mouth, exciting me even more. I peaked with my thighs rising up to capture his slipping cock as deep as possible on each thrust. I returned his kiss briefly, my stomach convulsed, my pussy farted from escaping juices then, all of a sudden his mouth opened, my mouth went wide, and we both screamed out some insane words and popped our mutual orgasms. JC expelled a wet heaving load into my sucking throbbing pussy.
We collapsed on the bed locked tightly together with our wet sex dripping semen and love fluids onto the sheets, sweating, hearts pounding, body convulsing uncontrollably.
Damn - THAT WAS GOOD. I drifted off to sleep!
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Additionally, and against all common sense, the Foundation will undertake to stage the opera, entitled Arthur of Britain or The Magnanimous Cuckold. As the production takes shape, Hoffmann's restless spirit hovers rather too close for comfort, and his dictum "The lyre of Orpheus opens the door of the underworld" proves prophetic for many a participant as their lives begin to resemble the opera's plot.
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"With his wonderfully complex yet controlled plot, deft portrayal of eccentric characters, and great wit, Davies effectively satirizes the world of universities and foundations." (Library Journal)
"[Davidson] provides an intelligent, expressive, well-paced rendering of the narrative...as well as vivid impersonations of the characters." (AudioFile)
"A worthy successor to Dickens."
Robertson Davies is a recent discovery and what a treasure! The Lyre of Orpheus is my second favorite book of his, not far behind the first book in this trilogy, The Rebel Angels, both of them comic masterpieces. The middle book, What's Bred in the Bone, begins with a very boring exposition of the class origins of the central character, Francis Cornish. When Francis grows up, the books gets much more interesting. You need all three books for the third book to have its maximum impact. Frederick Davidson (a/k/a David Case), my favorite narrator, makes these books come alive. Well worth your time!
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I love Robertson Davies, although I think the first two of the Cornish Trilogy are better. However, I took one star off for the narration. It is very difficult to imitate accents and the narrator tries too hard. He is irregular in many of the accents and the worst is Geraint Powell. Sometimes he uses a vaguely British accent and other times he uses an Indian accent. It gets in the way of the story, unfortunately. He would have done better just reading the story and not trying to make it a one-man play. This is a book that is clearly part of a trilogy. It should be read after the first two. Robertson Davies's characters have stayed in my mind through the years like old friends.
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One of the wackiest parts of any Bomber schedule in recent memory will finally come to a conclusion on Friday night.
It was odd when it was announced during the winter that the Bombers and Ticats would play four times in the first seven weeks (five in eight if you count the pre-season), but now that its happening, everyone cant wait for it to end.
Its only an eight-team league, but even this is a little ridiculous.
Theres always one team you play a stupid amount of times every year, but usually its spread out, Bomber defensive tackle Doug Brown said. This is the first time its been condensed like this.
Its like taking your concentrated orange juice and not mixing any water in it and drinking it. Its not going to make anybody happy, right? It doesnt taste good. Its not intended to be drunk that way, so mix it with water. Spread it out. Space out those particles, man.
The home team was won every meeting thus far. Hamilton took the pre-season game at Ivor Wynne, Winnipeg captured the season-opener at Canad Inns Stadium, and the Ticats won the next two in Steeltown, including last Saturdays 29-22 triumph.
Winnipeg is only team Hamilton has beaten this season. Both teams are 2-4 overall, and the Bombers need to win Fridays home game by at least nine points to take the season series.
How much have these teams played each other? The Bombers practised only twice this week, and that almost never happens when there are five full days between games.
When coaches look at film of their upcoming opponent, they will often steal what the other teams are doing to be successful. These days the only team LaPolice sees playing against the Ticats is his own.
We had 500 yards of offence and all these other things (last Saturday), LaPolice said. Its hard to go back and have 505 yards of offence against a team. They get paid, too, and all those things. So its interesting.
But it is a neat challenge as coaches to see how theyre going to adjust and what new wrinkles were going to have to attack them with. If you have enough of an offence, you can show new things.
Winnipeg added many layers to its playbook during the winter specifically because of the Hamilton-heavy schedule, which LaPolice said he could have done without.
Id rather have more games in between, because you get more ideas when you see other people doing things and then new concepts come out, he said.
One question that has never really been answered is why the Bombers and Ticats were forced to play each other so much in such a short period of time. CFL director of communications Jamie Dykstra said its just how it worked out based on too many factors to explain.
Theres no magic answer, Dykstra said. Its based on T.V., stadium availability and team preferences.
Dykstra added there are several matches set well before the schedule is made, like the ones on Labour Day weekend. That leaves fewer slots for the other games to fill.


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Hitting successful no scopes is humiliating to the opponent, and earns you notoriety.
1Use a bolt sniper rifle which are the M40A3 and the R700. Do not choose a semi-auto, as you will end up spamming bullets!
2Choose the perks:
- Bandolier (Chances are, you will miss most of the time.)
- Stopping Power (For one shot killing. If you play on hardcore, use Sleight of Hand.)
- Steady Aim (To increase hip-fire accuracy which is the whole idea of no scoping.)
3Equip an ACOG scope, as it will increase damage. [1]
4Use a no scope trick such as strafe shot, crouch shot, prone shot, weapon-switch shot, g-shot, etc. Everyone has different preferences. These tricks can be considered 'exploits', as they take advantage of the fact that there are certain times where the bullet is closer to the center when you no scope.
- Strafe shot - As soon as you no scope, move sideways. You might want to accompany this with a fast movement of the gun.
- Crouch shot - As soon as you no scope, crouch down. You must do this almost simultaneously.
- Prone shot - Just go to prone position before firing, because the cross hairs are the smallest when you are in prone.
- Weapon-switch shot - Press the 'weapon switch' button two times quickly, then shoot when the cross hairs shrinks to its smallest position
- G-shot - Move sideways, then shoot when the cross hairs shrinks to its smallest position.
5Practice on a private match, on a wall.
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Dr. Catherine Black, world famous neurologist, is at the top of her game. Each week, this beautiful and brilliant doctor will attempt to unravel the mysteries of the brain while hiding her own secret: she's bipolar. The medical stories are moving, bizarre and a visual feast. The personal stories are riveting. It's a brand new, cutting edge ABC drama series, "Black Box," premiering on THURSDAY, APRIL 24, at 10pm on WZZM 13.
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It has been a dozen years now since I walked into my mama's kitchen on Thanksgiving morning.
I always got there early because I loved to breathe deeply and take in the aroma of the dressing before she put it in the oven. She used cornbread and cold biscuits and celery and onions and just a touch of sage. A lot of people ruin dressing by putting too much sage in it.
Even though it has been 12 years since I had Mama's dressing at Thanksgiving, I still have the memories, and I will be very mindful of them this Thursday when I bow my head to give thanks for the many blessings I have received this year - and continue to receive.
As always, the list is long, so without further ado:
I am so very thankful for my family. I have a patient wife and three great children and not a bum in the bunch.
I am thankful for the Baptist Campus Ministry at the University of Georgia for giving my youngest child a home away from home during her first semester of college, and I am thankful that the Julia A. Porter United Methodist Church still sends me an invitation to homecoming each year, even though my schedule seldom allows me to make it.
I am thankful that when the call from home came, Greg McGarity answered it, and I am thankful that our team has a coach we never will have to be ashamed of. And while I am being thankful for all things Bulldog, I really am thankful for a crisp autumn afternoon in Sanford Stadium and those first few notes, when the solo trumpeter leads off the Battle Hymn of the Bulldog Nation. I am thankful for Chappy, too.
I am thankful for rain, especially when it is nice and dry and warm inside and I have nowhere to be.
I am thankful for Facebook, believe it or not, because it has allowed me to reconnect with long-lost friends and make brand-new ones.
I am thankful every time I see Helen and George Bush walk into a gathering where I am speaking, even though they have heard all my stories dozens of times. And when I am telling my stories at such gatherings, I am thankful for every laugh.
And speaking of stories, I treasure the ones that Dan Magill tells me on those too-rare occasions that we get to visit and hope that this time next year, I will have many more of Coach Magill's stories for which to give thanks.
I am thankful for the server that brings water to my table without being asked and even more thankful for the one that doesn't disappear when I am ready for the check.
I am thankful for every man and woman who has ever worn, with honor, the uniform of the United States armed forces because they have helped provide me with the freedom to live in this great nation, which I still believe to be the last, best hope for the world.
And I am thankful for the friend who realizes that no matter how much he loves his dog, I don't want the dog jumping all over me when I walk into his house.
I am thankful for the text that says, "I'm here," and I am thankful for the e-mail from someone who has enjoyed something I have written. I also am thankful for the delete key on my computer, so I don't have to read the others unless I just feel like it.
I am thankful that I was raised in a loving though humble home by two parents who knew that education is the key to success. I am thankful that they sent me to school with the mandate to learn and to mind my teachers, because the education they insisted I obtain has unlocked so many doors for me and led me down so many roads - and I am thankful for every adventure that has come my way and am looking forward to many more in the years to come.
And, as always, I am thankful for the opportunity to visit with you each Sunday, and I hope that on Thursday your list of blessings will be at least as long as mine - no matter who prepares your dressing.
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CELTIC WAGS made sure charity hiker Iain McGovern was not walking alone yesterday.
Iain plans to trek 232 miles from Glasgow to Liverpool to raise money for Hillsborough charities and the Lola Commons fund for SIMBA.
And Hoops star Kris Commons's partner Lisa Hague – who set up the fund in memory of her tragic daughter – showed her support as footie fan Iain set off from Celtic Park. Lisa walked the first 12 miles with Iain and fellow WAG Vikki Burns – Leigh Griffiths's girlfriend – while Virgil Van Dijk's partner Rike Nooitgedagt offered her support.


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Shakira's baby bump doesn't lie: She is due any day now! The pregnant star shared a gorgeous photo of her big baby belly on Twitter recently. Alongside the star is her shirtless fiance, Gerard Pique. But this picture was about more than simply showing off her beautiful pregnant form. The soon-to-be mom is asking her fans to give her a baby shower gift that will benefit less fortunate children.
"We'd like to celebrate the imminent birth of our first child with all of you," the singer tweeted with the revealing photo of her swelling belly. She also included a link to a page on Unicef's website inviting everyone to her world baby shower.
Shakira's hope is that her fans will help her save babies' lives around the world. By donating, one can supply gifts like polio vaccines, therapeutic food, and rehydration salts. Indeed, the star wants to commemorate the birth of her highly-anticipated first child by helping other less privileged children and giving them the care they desperately need.
This is such a generous, selfless gesture. If only other star moms would take a cue from this effort. After all, do rich and famous moms-to-be really need gifts for themselves? Stars like Kim Kardashian can certainly afford a top of the line stroller and expensive designer baby clothes. So why not ask friends, family, and fans to donate to a worthy cause rather than gift her with a gold-encrusted baby wipe dispenser?
In any event, the "Hips Don't Lie" singer is due to give birth very soon. Hopefully, this time when the couple announces the arrival of their son, it will be for real! Recently, Pique pranked the world when he jokingly claimed their baby had been born. No more jokes! Fans are ready for the real thing.
Is the star couple's world baby shower an idea other celebrity moms should adopt?
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home or apartment more inviting
and "livable" during the warm
summer months, the selection of cre
tonnes, linen taffetas, inexpensive cot
ton prints and flowered lawns should
be a first consideration.
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materials is offered this season. Field
flowers, quaint, old-fashioned blos
soms and rich roses and orchids all
find a place in their color and decora
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is given, a formal design of roses and
tulips, with a bit of blue ribbon and
a good deal of green, is shown on the
ecru ground of the linen taffeta. It
shows what excellent effects may be
obtained by using the same material
for window draperies and chair cover
Linen taffeta sells from $1.75 to
$-'.50 a yard, and is fifty inches wide.
This season white backgrounds are
offered in this material, which is a de
parture from former styles. A yel
low hollyhock in several shades, set
in clusters of their green leaves, is an
attractive pattern.
In a room where eggshel white en
amel is used upon the woodwork and
this yellow hollyhock taffeta is em
ployed for draperies, and a wing chair
covered in it, the walls should be pa
pered to the picture rail with a soft
shade of yellow cartridge paper, while
the ceiling should be covered to the
rail with a paper showing single hol
lyhocks of the same yellow on a white
If the old-fashioned glazed or wax
ed chintz, which is having a revival
just now, is used, a good method of
treating the woodwork is to select
some shade shown in the chintz and
have the woodwork finished with en
amel matching it. The effect is ar
tistic, particularly when the walls have
a dull surface of rough plaster given
a water color wash or of fibre or car
tridge paper.
In cases where the walls were in
white or gray plaster, uncolofed in
any way, I have seen dainty bedrooms
evolved chiefly by the use of pretty
flowered muslins. One room of this
kind especially impressed me.
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In one of the big Southern hotels,
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and the waiters wear uniforms, a guest
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by the coat and shook him roughly.
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the plaster and the pine woodwork
had been treated with a simple coat
of forest green stain and dead finish.
The windows were draped with frilled
curtains of sheer white muslin, having
clusters of blue cornflower on a clear
white ground. The bed had a valanc
ed spread of it and a home-made
dressing table repeated the material
and the frills.
The bed was of white iron and two
or three chairs in the room were
painted white, while the center of the
floor was covered with a lined rug of
dark blue denim, which was stretched
and held taut by tacks. A brass can
dlestick stood on the little white table,
and the washbowl and pitcher were of
white porcelain with flat gold bands.
Altogether, this cheap little room was
neat and dainty, and seemed an ideal
country bedroom.
In modern architecture the mistake
is often made of introducing an incon
gruous mantel into a room. This fea
ture means so much in establishing
the character of a room that it should
be carefully considered. Ordinarily it
is well to select the simplest design.
Many shops design and put upon the
wholesale and retail markets what are
known as "stock mantels." These are
in all styles, sizes and shapes. Fre
quently, when an old house is being
renovated, the best thing to do is to
buy one of these ready-to-use man
tels. The finished article can be tried
in a room before it is definitely de
cided upon.
In the picture here reproduced a
correct style of mantel for a Colonial
room is shown. The woodwork
throughout the room in which the
mantel stands is finished with egg-
At Glengarry, in the Highlands of
Scotland, there is an interesting me
morial of the pride of an old family.
It is a picturesque feudal castle,
grandly planted on a lofty rock, which
projects over a deep blue lake and
keeps watch over a wild landscape of
mountains and rushing streams.
This is the castle of the Macdonells,
formerly one of the greatest of the
Highland clans, but now fallen upon
evil days. "Bonnie Prince Charlie"
slept in the castle the night after he
was defeated at Culloden, and Cum
berland and his redcoats battered it
into ruins a few weeks later.
The head of the clan is now a poor
man, and the fine estate of his ances
tors has passed into the hands of an
English millionaire. But, proud of his
shel white enamel, which has been
dubbed to a high gloss. In this way
the effect of the old china gloss paint
of Colonial days is reproduced.
Answers to Correspondents.
"A Reader" writes: "Will you kind
ly give me your ideas on decorating a
dining-room and sitting-room com
bined, having east and south windows
and door on the north side? The room
is 13x13 and has a thirty-four-inch
wainscoting. I shall buy either rug
or carpet."
If'it is possible to show the real
grain of your wood and you desire
such a finish, I would advise you to
use a wood tint and dead-lac varnish
upon it. If it has been painted there
is a varnish remover which takes off
all paint and varnish and leaves the
wood bare. It can then be treated as
new wood.
If you prefer you can paint your
woodwork a dark brown with a dull
finish, or make it ivory white.
As your room is so light and cheer
ful, you have a wide choice in colors.
A blue and white delft design for your
side wall would look well with what
ever woodwork you have, the ceiling
to be white. You should have white
net curtains with over-draperies of In
dian silk at 50 cents a yard, or the soft
and more durable raw silk at $1.50.
These could match the blue of the fig
ure in the wall paper in color.
A couch or deep window seat, cov
ered in dark blue corduroy or denim,
should be placed in such a room, and
the table cover should also be of blue,
with a galloon border. One easy chair
and a smaller table could be added if
room permits, and there should cer-
history, the last of the Macdonells
refuses to sell the castle. The million
aire offered $80,000 merely for the
ruined walls and the little patch of
ground on which the castle stands,
but the offer was refused.
The millionaire has built a fine
modern mansion on the estate, but
at the very edge of his lawn there is
another curious memorial of the pride
of ancestry which he cannot buy. It
is the "Well of the Seven Heads," a
proof of the summary vengeance dealt
out by a chief of Glengarry to the
seven murderers of the young chief of
the Keppoch branch of the family.
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also belongs to the impoverished head
of the clan, and he will not sell it for
any money.
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Miss M. A. J. writes: "What kind
and color of portieres should I use
for a wide doorway between parlor
and sitting-room? The parlor paper
is cream and gilt; in another year it
will be changed. The carpet fs dark
green, well covered with pink and
light greens. The sitting-room pa
per is sage green. There is a plain
ingrain carpet—a light gray with
faded pink and much brown. What
kind of rug is needed for the same
doorway? One is necessary.
"I am going to have a window seat
for a deep box-window in che sitting
room, also a new couch for the same
room. What would look best for
both? There is much woodwork in
the sitting-room—fiv« doors besides
windows. It was the old-fashioned
graining of light oak and dark
Use portieres of crimson jute velour
between your sitting-room and parlor.
As your carpets are green, showing
dull pink, and the walls will remain
sage green, a decisive color note
seems needed. Use corduroy in the
same shade of green, or a trifle darker,
for the cover of your box-window
seat and couch. Use a pillow or cush
ions upon these in various shades of
green and dull pink to crimson. An
Oriental rug, showing old rose, crim
son, green and ivory, would look well
in your doorway, or a Wilton copying
the Bokhara pattern.
When you repaper, select something
which has a tapestry effect and shows
soft, pinkish red blossoms among
green foliage. If you could do over
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dining-room and back bedroom of or
dinary size? The dining-room is very
dark, with only one window. The
frames are oak graining and the doors
are walnut. There is a china closet
built in the wall, with glass doors. The
furniture is all very heavy walnut.
The carpet is a body Brussels, dark
blue mixture with pumpkin yellow,
red, green, a little gray and old rose.
There are two doors, one leading into
the hall and one into the kitchen.
"The bedroom has also grained
woodwork—oak and walnut It has
one window, and the furniture is wal
nut. The carpet is a light red Axmin
ster, with a spray of flowers here and
there. What would you advise for the
windows, and what color paper for
the walls?"
Choose plain pumpkin yellow paper
for the side walls of your dining
room, and have the ceiling white. This
will aid in making your room seem
lighter. Another improvement would
be to make the woodwork ivory
white. On your bed chamber walls
use a clear white paper, with sprays
of red roses at wide intervals. Your
ceiling should be white. Use white
dotted muslin curtains trimmed with
ruffles up the front and caught back
on either side of the window frame.
"Ypsilanti" says: "I have been
much interested in reading your hint-;
on decorating and furnishing, and
write to ask your opinion about a
room we wish to recarpet. The finish
is painted white, and green is the pre
vailing color in the wall paper. I had
thought of getting oak linoleum for
the edge outside of the rug, but don't
know how it will look with a white
base. I cannot spend much on it, and
do not wish to paint the room, but
nierely to fix up the floor to harmon
ize with the rest of the room. There
is a clock shelf twenty-seven inches
long. What would be a pretty and
inexpensive drapery for it?"
Use a dark green filling for the
floor margin, and place upon it a rug
of small figured green tan and ivory
One in Brussels carpeting would cost
you about $25; a cotton fibre rug in
green and white would cost about $18
or $20; and an art square of ingrain
carpet could be had for $10 or $12.
A length of dull green cotton vel
vet, plain, could be laid along the
clock shelf and allowed to fall about
eight inches on each side. Shelves of
this kind are very difficult to render
harmonious in a room. Could you not
have some book shelves built in under
it? It would look well to paint the
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Bristol - (Whodunnit): Did one of the Williams Sisters grass up Vincent Tabak, charged with murdering Jo Yeates tonight?
The Dutch architect had lodged with the women during the start of murder inquiries when weedy-looking Chris Jefferies was the prime suspect.
At the Bristol Ram pub tonight horrified drinkers learned how Aberdeen Road's Emily and Lucy Williams may have found and/or seen the damning evidence that finally nailed the Dutchman.
Tabak had been staying with the women following the success of an earlier alibi.
But a nationwide Crimebotch TV appeal saw the calls flood in about a missing pizza and that blue-grey sock.
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Calling All Angels: Experienced, Aspiring Angel Investors Confer in Cambridge
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very attractive investment returns, and for me personally, as a former entrepreneur-turned-VC, I gravitate to early-stage activities and am excited to work with people with a similar background, mindset, and experience."
Andy Payne, angel investor, co-founder, FanSnap: "The place where the company starts has changed. It used to be going up to Bay Colony Center with 25 PowerPoint slides with two founders to get $5 million. The rock-star glory has moved to the company that starts with $200,000 or even self-funded founders writing code. What used to cost $2 million you can now do for $200,000. But now that you can do interesting investments for $200,000, we're seeing a formalization or professionalization of that end of the market. It is going to be hard to be a casual angel."
Phin Barnes, Principal, First Round Capital: "You can get from Philadelphia to New York two ways, on the express train (which might crash in between) or the local train. When you get to Trenton or Newark you can decide if you want to get off and live there, or keep going. As an angel, your responsibility is to help the entrepreneur figure out the ideal partners, and what does it mean each time they take capital. If you want to take a big swing, taking a lot of capital can make sense. If you want to maintain optionality, taking smaller amounts and working with angels can work."
Mike Hirshland, General Partner, Polaris Venture Partners: "When you are starting a business that should be following the lean model, and you need a $500,000 round to get you to the next milestone, and you encounter a big VC and they are urging you to take more capital, even if it's at a higher valuation, it means they have a need to put a certain amount of capital to work and you should run for the hills."
John Landry, Founder, Lead Dog Ventures: "Since 1995, when I started this, I've done about 67 deals, with 33 in the current portfolio. I've had nine acquisitions. A lot of people think that here in New England we should grow companies larger, that acquisitions are not a good thing. Get over it. Bits rot. The bottom line is it's perfectly okay to sell. There is a time and place for everything and the point is you go do it again. Recently we sold Doubletake, LogMeIn, Interwise, and Maven, and now we've invested in Blueleaf, Daily Grommet, Oneforty, and Sonian."
Don Dodge, developer advocate at Google (formerly Microsoft), angel investor: "Angels invest in people they know, in businesses they understand, with investors they know and feel comfortable with, and where they can help. Here's the trick: don't invest when only one of these is true, or only two. All four have to be true, or your chances of success go down very fast."
Angus Davis, founder, Swipely: "You can be a successful angel or entrepreneur here in Boston, but many of the successful exits are still happening through M&A, and most of the acquirers are based in Northern California. So understanding the macro-level trends there and the challenges they face is very important. You can be a successful investor in the 617, but you still want to have those 650 glasses."
David Cancel, founder, Performable: "The problem is we are disconnected. The future entrepreneurs are not here in this room, or where you live. They are not in Nantucket or at your lake house in Maine or New Hampshire. They are in college. We need to find the kids who are sophomores and juniors. And we need to create a startup hub, focused around one very small area—within a two-mile radius of where we are right now. The institutional investors need to move out of Route 128 immediately. You can't sit on Mount Money and whine about not seeing enough interesting deals. The folks we saw today from First Round Capital, they are not even Boston guys and I see them on the street in Cambridge more than the Route 128 guys."
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A true believer referenced in Matthew 21:22 knows that when his prayer is not answered, it is not in line with God's will for his life.
God does not always give us what we ask for or want, but He does always give us what He knows we need.
A true believer also knows not to take certain verses of Scripture out of context and mistakenly attempt to make them fit a situation, thereby reaching a wrong conclusion.
If you read the entire Bible, you will understand that any society whose members and leaders continue to condone and/or embrace behavior and lifestyles that are directly opposed to God's will can pray till the cows come in, and things will only get worse.
It will also tell you where this country is headed and why.
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will be seventv-one
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, the whole country. .
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. October sino Ohio elected her
' last Democratic Governor, be
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Uam.Medill was the last of the
old guard. Ue was elected in
October, 1853.
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Legislature of Ohio will make a
new Congressional apportion
ment. The last Legislature
gerrymandered the State in such
a manner that the Democrats
- only elected three of the twen
' ty-one members of Congress.
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.even in the United States, that
Tom Scott's kborcrs on the
.Texas Pacific Railroad, after
the completion of said road, are
to be organized into an army to
conquer the, , northern' States of
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not" yet got through with ex
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: say they have not yet touched
on' the true cause. It was the
rascality and corruption of their
leaders. '. :
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by Andy Joiikson - "The tax
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American Citizens.
announcing. - the exe
' The stoamerVirginius; fitted
out in this country tor filibus
te'ring in the interest of the Cu
ban patriots, was captured by
the Spaniards a few days ago
and several of the crew, inclucl
in- American citizens, were
condemned to death and shot
Their names were Uernabe Ve
150.NA, 1 UDRO LESI'EDES, JESl'S
Del'sal, and Gex. Rvan.
The crew of the steamer
forryreight in number, were cap
turejl, and executed on the 7th
and $th inst., by the Spunish
authorities. The uows of the
execution of tho Vitamins crew
creates considerable excitcmeu
throughout the country. Among
those executed was Oapfc. Jo
SEni:.lviiVMOBK, commander o
the fsti Amer, a native of Florida,
a$;edo4:G. Ho entered the Naval
A'kmy at(Annapolis,in 1S11,
reiiiluue.dcidiii . the navy until
ISGI, when', he resigned, and
entoied the Confederate service
Jle leaves at Havana, a wife
and seven children, the eldest
boy -; being a cripple, and. the
youngest aged four years
A dispatch from Santiago do
Uution of Captain Fvmoke
Lf.thB, Cuban patriots, savs that
iw,,!n Ar.PAnn. wbn was
am0H? tho latter luimber offei.
the Spanish authorities a
iiiiflion dollars if they would
spare his life. The Spanish say
that Alfako came to assume the
presidency of the so-called Cu
ban republic.
A dispatch from New York
City, dated November 12, says :
"Orifers have been received
the Brooklyn Navy Yard to.
get the sloop3 of war Kearsage
and Juniata ready for sea at
once. At noon to-uay, under
equally pressing orders, the
torpedo boat Admiral Porter
was launched and will be made
ready for active operations in a
few days. All officers about the
yard - are-greatly ' excited over
the news from Havana.
Tho principle discussion to
day at places where merchants
congregate, was
the slaughter
the Captain and crew of the
steamer Virginius, and the feel
ing of indignation was univer
sal. Not a voice was raised in
defence of tho act, all asserting
that the killing. of the crew was
unjustifiable, and demanded
prompt action on the part of
tinited States government.
The Evening Post says edi
torially : The report irom Cuba
publish this morning in its
very brevity makes the
Are we living in the times of
Alva? Have these butchers no
fear of the indignation of the
civilized world ? or do they
mean to provoke us so that we
shall have no alternative but to
topple their infamous and im
potent provincial government
into tho sea, and take posses
sion in the name of outraged
humanity and; lustice. The
feeling ot our citizens was rais
to fever heat hy the exec'u
tion of the four leaders. It will
now rise to boiling pitch. Cuba
her friends will hereafter
need neither money nor men."
The ravages of the yellow
fever in Momphis was ' very
graphically depicted by a Mem
phis gentlemen, at a meclinir
held in St. Louis to devise ways
ineaus of relief for the af
m ' I-
flicted city. Out of a popula
tion of fifty-live thousand, but
thousand remain there.
There are to-day in Memphis
thousand widows and or
phans dependent upon charity,
these unfortunates must bo
assisted with money, fuel, food,
clothing this winter.
A Connecticut thief who stole a
fanner's watermelons, sent tho
seeds back In a letter, requesting
r.o pian t iiiom lor next year.
That thief must bo one of the
followers of Salary Grab and In
creased Salary Grant. lie
surely wanted' to "secure pros
perity and peace for the' Amer
Republic." '
General News.
Two Savings Banks olTUtsburgh
suspended last Tnenday. Thirty
days did not yaw tlii ui.
'"Mrs." Komekt Lick, Mits. Edwin
M. Stanton, ami Gen. IIukdee, died
during the past weok.
! The London JCiiterjirise snys the
corn crop of Madison county, Ohio,
will bo fully oue-thul short. .
JosEru Rua, h well known citizen
of Madison county, Ohio, died on
the 0th inst. of lockjaw.
Tub Columbus & Hoi king valley
railroad is substituting iron for
wooden bridges between Logan und
Siiadkacii Timmons, residing near
Londonderry, lloss county, Ohio
fell dead while chopping wood, lie
was ohout 0! years of :i jc.
Jacou Dump- has sold his interest
in tho carriage shop of Dump &
Cuinmel, at Kingston, Ohio, to
James Bitler and Joseph Brown
for $1,200.
Njjakly every train going north
l'roiu,Lima,i Ohio, has a cargo of
eunters aboard, going to tho blae
swamps deer hunting.
The Fiudloy, Ohio, ' Mauufactur
ing Company intend to build over
one thousand of their celebrated N
Y. Fanning Mills and Baggers this
On Thursday of last week, nine
fisherman were drowned from a sail
boat oil' Simcoe Island,. in tho St
Lnwreuco river.
Bight Rev. John Kakly, D. D.
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of the South, died last
Wednesday at Lyjiehburgh,' Ohii
gcd 88 years.
Two railroad trains came in col
ision near Durham, England, on
Iiuirsday lnoruing, and several per
sous were killed und injured. .
EusToftho very linost quality
lor the manufacture of glass has
been found at Mokawk Village, Co
shocton county, Ohio.
A Wisconsin thief has actually
robbed the henroost of the Chief
Justice. This is considered to be
not only larceny, but contempt of
Chicago papers are pluming
themselves upon tho filling of an or
der in that city for fifty thousand
bushels of corn for parties i n Glas
ow, Scotland.
By the explosion of a tubular
boiler in a carpenter shop in New
York City, last Wednesday, seven
persons ware instantly killed.
Andy Johnson is out in a long
communication denying that any
petitiou for tho reprieve of Mrs.
Surratt, was ever presented him.
William Alfued and Arthur
Burrs and Co., general metal mer
chants of London, have failed.
Their Liabilities are placed at four
millions of dollars.
A new comet has been discover
by Professor Cozzias, tho cele
brated astronomer of the Marseilles
Observatory, Franco. The super
stitious fear another European war.
John Smeltzek, indicted for the
murder of his sister-in-law, Barbara
Smeltzcr, was tried, in tho Fairfield
Common Pleas, tho past week, and
was convicted of manslaughter.
The steamer Atlas sailed from
Joston for Liverpool, taking over
two hundred Mechanics, looking
for work in tho old world. This is
the promised financial prosperity
the Ghant Party.
The steamer Ismalia, that sailed
the 29th of September for the
Mediterranean, is lost. The vessel
and cargo are valued at half a mil
lion. No passengers were on board.
The crew has not been henrd lrom.
If tho truth wero known It is
strongly possible that tho United
States Treasury has a false bottom.
Tho last five years of Republican
control ha been marked with so
much corruption, that there is little
doubt that great robberies have
occurred under the eyes of the
Tin: Defiance l)otiwrl says:
Tho Canada shlp-tiinbermen are ur
riving in great numbers. A Thou
sand or more will bo at work this
winter in Defiance and adjoining
comities, felling, scorelng, hewing
and hauling heavy oak timber.
At Celina, Mercer county, tho
Unitod States Marshal arrested a
man named Laughbrldgo for re
ceiving more money as a fee for
collecting bck pay and pension than
law allows In such a case. Serv
ed him right.
Tub caringa of tho Columbus fe
Hocking Valley Rallrond for ten
months ending with October, 1873,
amonntcd to 1847,825.53, und for
thesamo ten months In 1872, to
$081,273.79, being an increase of
ernings for 1873 of 200,551.81
over tho same months In 1872.' i
Spanish Barbarity.
Tho Spanish autbor'liiies in. Cuba
In order to gratify a heartless npir
it of revenge, havo committed an
act which is calculated to cmbroi
them with at least one,. and probn
bly two, powerful countries. The
Virginius, registered as all Amer
can vessel, and whose right to bear
tho American flag has never been
officially withdrawn, was captured
by a Spanish gun-boat near tl
shores of Jameca. Four 'of- the
passengers taken on bo.-id the
Virginius, one of whom is aii Amer
ican citizen, or a subject of Great
Britian, have been shot at Santiagi
do Cuba. Setting aside all epics
tions of international policy, the
precipitancy with which tho act
has been committed merits tho sc
vercst reprobation. As if ellV-ciua
ly to deprive the prisoners of any
prospect of the clemency which
might bo held out to them by a dU
passionate discussion of the case.
these defenceless men wore hasten
ed into eternity within four days of
their capture. The proceeding is
barbarous, and will certainly call
forth tho iudigiiatioi-of cjvilizftd
nations. At Washington tho affair
has attracted attention, and. a ses
sion of the cabinet was held to con
sider tho affair.
Tho Jackson Standard, of . the
13th inst., says: The Democrats
had what they call a "Rise Up Bil
Allen Dance," at City Hall one
night last week. It is said that in
the first round they had sonic' of
the soldiers of the war 1812, who
were between 80 and 00 years of
Additional Locals.
A Woud ix Time. While we
have no reason to anticipate such
suffcriug in our own .town this win
tor as will uo doubt be experienced
by the larger cjtieu, yet we deem it
important that charitable associa
tions should begin to look about
and see upon whom in our midst it
may fall. Thank God, we have no
high, fieeziug, consumption-breed'
mg garrets, where widowd and or
phans die in the darkness and chill
of midwinter midnights.biit we will
have some who will need our char
ity. Thore may be some who were
st.ioug men last winter that nre now
invalids, with large families de
lending upon them for support,and
even though McArthur, Zaleski,
Hamden, and other villages in Via
ton county are yet small, they all
contain families whoro lit.llo chif
. i. I. . 1 . i i i .... ...
uicu must oe cioineci ana lea. it is
the needy poor that must be Iooke.
alter, the widow and the invalid,
is tney always have done, 'but th-.-y
need the co-operation of .all kind
hearted citizens. '
We would like to see im assoeia
tion formed of the you:igand active
men anu women who are willing to
spend less in the dance this white
and more for the need v. Uavin;'
Slich a SOCietV. the Mtimnnfu
' '
contributed, it would do good,
ibling us to care for those
who, by physical indisposition oi
helplessness, wero unable to help
Money is dreadfully scnrcL- in
Jackson, and wo must 'denend to a
considerable extent upon our sub-
scriocrs to am us. We havo to imv
money, or its equivalent, for all our
paper, ink, labor, rent, insurance,
etc., and unless our subscribers pay
us promptly, wo will be" 'compelled
to strike their names from our list.
Vc have dropped a few this week.
and will bo compelled, reluctantlv.
to drop others, unless they pay at
once. uacKson standard.
Money is in the same condition
wiln every business man in this
town, with the one exception, to
wit: Antonio Cahi-ako B.utrLi:vjoit.
Nioussjsss, a very lively and intelli
gent dandiprat, who works in tho
interest of Grant's poor panic for
six dollars per week and boa ds
limsclf, and digs a well on Sabbath
ays, instead of attending church.
Cihllicotiie can boast of as iroo'd
an eating house at tho depot as
any city iu tho Union. Posscngers
all say that at Chillicotho they "arc
sure of a good, clean and substan
tial meal. Tho Meiiki.k Bios, are
deservedly popular, and are entitled
to tlio succeHS und reputation they
havo gained. Chillicotho Adver
tiser, And wo might say thiit tho Eat
ing House is one cause of the In
crcaso of the travel on the Mari
etta tt Cincinnati Railway.
Wk have unintentionally omitted
to say that our friend, Alton. Noit
itis, formerly of this county,- but
now of Clark Furnace, Stewart
county, Tenn.,' was hero a few'dnjH
ago, on a brief visit. 1 To was ac
companied by his fomUy. We met
liin on the train, while ho was oh
10 way homo.and ho seemed hbdilv
dcuBcd with his now. homo
WUH Il IU J.UMUCHHOC.
K. C. SwiLYdt Hra. Madi,,
nd., write us under date of Novom.
bcr 12tht that tho Registers ii...v
agreed to print for the Ilulherl
ouso and McArthur o,1H. ii,
ds town, will bo delivered in abmt
two weeks.
Goo help tho poor. The winter,
'titn'o i:f'upOii thcmamV labor and
thc: necessaries of lil'o are hard for
them to get at this' season of the
year.1- We predict a "greater ' suffer
ing among the poor class this winter-
than has befallen then! for
yours. Financial' liien' arc predict
ing thai money matters will still
continue to grow worse, and that
hard ti mcs has but j list commenced
Lawkicnck county don't like the
voung none ny rike county on
Judge of Court of Common Pleas,
Vinton county will take the Pike
county side of the discussion
What did Lawrence want a Judge
for, when one resided iu Scioto,
next door to them?
Terms $2.00 a Ydbp, In Advance.
THK OBJECTS Off THIS
Farm and Household Holp.
Di'vulol Id tho (llll'usionof licaltli-ii-o.-vin;c
knouU'itxu iiiuoujf (ho people; to Al'H
cullimi, HortliMiltiin, Slock Hiitl Poul
try liaising; ffruitl'tilturu; tho Ho
vclopsnuut ol' Sult'-Sustaining
Homo l'loiluctions; Oomuij.
tiu Kcononiy; Uuful In
I'm million I'm- tliu
Hi. mo Cirilc;
Triiu SriiMice ami rio 'i-osA it imparts that
Knowli'tlKO which will lirliiji l'rollt to the
I'uriii, Thrift, lliulili and linppiuuis to tho
I'liiuily, ami inaku
"Horns the spot of earth Hiiprcmely blest,
A dearer, sweeter spot than nil the rest."
This MngiMino lias been receiver! with the
must fluttering evidences of popular favor,
und no publication in tlio South hag been the
recipient ol' iniivo marksot appreciation from
thu press and people. The sponUueons and
alniusl unanimous uxiirchsion of the Picks Im.
that "lliis work lills a want lonif felt in Jour
nalism. " Thus eaeouruKoil, tho publishers
II Kiiaio mi piiinJ nor oiuiiho to niako tliix
K MiiK!i-'ii(i of the Soiilli.
Tin: .Maira
One peculiar and distinguishing feature of
this work is its llealih Department. We have
made iii-riinyoineiits with Dr. J. Stainiiack
Wilson to edit the Health Department and
ii.. ...:ti f,....,. n. i. . ..... .
iu i in, i.uiii iiituiiii in nioiiiii, team ine j.uws
of Health and the science of living o as to
avoid disease and to secure health, happiness
and long- life, by obedience to those laws. In
addition to this, Im will give, under the head
of "Homo Keniedies," safe anil reliable di
rections for the domestic, treatment of di
sease; and these will bo founded on his lnii(r
expeiicncoamlobseiiution. Dr. Wilson Is a
regular plivsicinn, and is well and favorably
know n to his professional brethren as a con
tributor, for the past twenty j-eurs, to ilicllrht
.Meilicul Journals of lliu country. He is also
known to tlio people us former editor of tiie
iieniin iiepmtinc.nf' of "(iodey's I.ndy's
Honk," nnil a.s the author of "Woman's lloinn
llimk of llenllli," published hv u.
Without enlarKinjr lurtheroii this point, lite
publishers feel no hesitation in savinir thnt
Hie leiisoiis learned monthly in til i. AlaKa.ini;
ill be invaluable to everv hniisi'liobl in con.
t.iiniiij; knowledge more iinportant than anv
other knowieilife that ran bo obtained in no
it.ier way, ami aH tliis at tlio most trilling
In older lo make the work still mm e useful.
we have a ffarui and Household Department.
'I bis will contain the most choice ihouirbts
of Hie best writers on Agriculture, Horticul
ii I.'....:, ii..:..:.... i ... ' ......
.ii. i.-, i i uit i.nirMMK, i.uiiiuni.ie r.l OIIOIIIV, OlOOk
ami J'oultry Haisinj;, our Imltistrial Kosour-
eniuriiiiiiinv und instructive reading for the
etc, wiiu short Sclent flo Articles, and
I mine circle. Jn short, the Him will lie to
make the laini and Household Dcmirlincnl
of this work n treasury of useful knowledge
mm a welcome guest in every lainilv; all of
which may bo obtained at the small" cost of
i.UUayeur. Address
Atlanta, On.
Time Table To take efl'ect at 8:45 A. M., Mon-
nay, ovenioer teiij.
Kxp. Acc,
I.eavo t incinniill.... 1U:U0h. in. 4:00p.m.
" Morion- l'':15p. 111, 0:10 "
" Inrksville. ... la-.fl " f,:40 "
" Wilmington.. 1:10 " 7:08 "
" Hee-ville 1 :3 " 7:H0 "
" AV u-iliinv ton. . . S:ll 8:011 "
" New llolliind . S:3ll " 8:33 11
' Williaiiisport. S:.ri" " 8:M "
" circlevlllu.... 3:1 " U:lfl "
" l.ancasler 4:30 " 8:30 a. 111.
" . Lexington. 5:ill " fl:7 '
" I'idnaiii. 11:30 " 111:30 "
' anesville . . .. 7:()S ' Pi MO p. m,
Arr. Diesden .Inn. . 8:0(1 " 1:35 "
Leine Pillsbiirg . .., .'I:lt)a.m. 8:10 "
Air. llariisbiirgh., PJ:S0p. m. B:00.m.
' liaUiinore. .. 4:10 'j 8:40 "
" Washiiiglon .. BMJ " 10:10 "
" Pbiladeliibia.. 4:KI :10 "
" New York T:t " 1-2:30 1). 111.
" lloston ri:50a.m. 11:80 "
Kxp. Acc.
Leave linadeii .Iiinu. 8:10a.m. 4:iKlp. 111.
Zanesville (I;00 ' . 4'53
" ,. Lo.xingtoii. 11:50 ' 5:58
" lancastnr 11:00 " T:1S "
" ( irclcvillu.... p.':00 111, 5:0a.m.
' WillianiKpiirt . l..':sh! p. in. B:M "
" New Hollanl. KM :7 "
" Washington .. 1:13 " 11:42 "
" Kecsville 1:50 " 1:S1
" Wilmington... a:10 " 7:45 "
" larlisvillo.... 2:3i " 8:11 "
" Morrow S:58 8:40 "
Arr. I'iiuiuiiati 5:00 " 10:50 "
('. (',. WAITK, Hiiperintendent.
51. IiIownts, Master Tiansportation,
Columbus & Hocking Valley R. R.
Short Lino to tho Lukes und tbo North
TWO LM'UKrtS 'I It A INS O.VILY,
As follows:
Depart Dcnart.
Athens . 0:3Uu.m. ii:15 p, 111.
Arriva Ai.lve.
Coliinihus 10:10 a. 111. ':50 p.m.
Cleveland 11:35 a. 111. 7:10 a. in,
illsbiiriih "7:ilO " S:l5a.m.
Indianapolis . .. 0:i0 " :55 " .
nicago a.m. 8:43
Xenia .. 12:35 I). 111, 8:44 n. m.
.Springilebl 1:1:15 p. 111, . 8:10 p.m.
Dayton una " :S0 "
Cl.io connection iniiilent La.'iesstcr for t'lr.
Seville, anesville mid nil iioints 011 the Cln
clniiuti and Miisklnguiii Valley Itallinad.
Direct coiiiieetioiis inline at ( oluinlius 101
Dayton, sjiirinirllelil, Indiaiiaiiolis. Chicago
and all point West, Also, for ( levelaiul,
lliiiTil.! l'ilUI,,.,rll ,,,i,l nil ,u,it I-,,..
'I'liko the iiocking Yallev and Pan Hundto
mute toChicugo ami tlio .Northwest j It it thu
shortcut by sixty-six miles, giving passengers
the hem lit of ipili ker time Mini lower ratci
than by any other line.
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K. A IH'KLL, Ueii'l Ticket Aifent.
Medina! Dr.-'.'- .'.. :, ;
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illstlcc Issued an Onler m nils.. I,, i,.,..t i.! n...
liiiuvn in ti. in for the hiiiii of $75 tti. Nahl causo
..!'"I!.".V""'' !'"' l'"''lll" Ix-nrlnK until tie
.iiii.ii j.eeeiiioci', A, I', 1K,:, ftt 10 o'clock
A.M. LMAM'LLll.JAItVIH,
"5-l. PluluUlT.
ICntalo of Jacob Altaian, deo'd.
The undci'slgneil has been mnwilnivl n,i
iinalined as Ailiiilnlstiator of the estate of
acoi) Aiiiuan, Into of Vinton County, dee'd
Dated tlie Hit Ii day of Novinnher, 1H78.
' ANDltKW I(AD( lIKFK, Sr.,
M5-4.I. Ailuiluidtmlor. i
flew Ac3vcit sement3.
TilK COMING YKAIl!!!
A Snajipy, Wi l-.i-Awake, Populiii'
IVoplu dedi iu; a iirsl-class Family, N'sws,
I nun. mi ana t ...'nd.. ivi.ii .Newspuper, one us.
talilisiie.il over bir! -iwn veins, having a mi
tioniil iciiiilalioii. aiol a largo circulation in
Ouio :i ml a l.iacon! Males, should III oiiceuiukc
up their clubs for Tllli CLK VKI.AND
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lor lo the
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Congress a'i i 0,11 Maui l.egistiiture, will be
given in reliable anil eoinlenscd form, Tho
nirmni, the lie in.'.s.i Men, the Meclninhi and
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|Action and adventure films
Feature films
Fiction films
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Kathleen Kennedy; Gerald R Molen; Colin Wilson; Larry J Franco; Michael Crichton; David Koepp; Peter Buchman; Alexander Payne; Jim Taylor; Steven Spielberg; Joe Johnston; Sam Neill; Laura Dern; Jeff Goldblum; Julianne Moore; Pete Postlethwaite; William H Macy; Téa Leoni; John Williams; Universal Pictures (Firm); Amblin Entertainment (Firm); Universal Studios Home Entertainment (Firm)
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|English, French or Spanish dialogue; French or Spanish subtitles; optionally subtitled in English for the hearing impaired.
|Title from container.
Jurassic Park: originally released as a motion picture in 1993.
Lost world, Jurassic Park: originally released as a motion picture in 1997.
Jurassic Park III: originally released as a motion picture in 2001.
Based on the novels and characters created by Michael Crichton.
Each disc includes special features: featurettes, deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes and feature commentaries.
|Jurassic Park: producers: Kathleen Kennedy, Gerald R. Molen ; writers: Michael Crichton, David Koepp ; director: Steven Spielberg ; director of photography: Dean Dundey ; editor: Michael Kahn ; original music: John Williams ; production designer: Rick Carter.
Lost world, Jurassic Park: producers: Gerald R. Molen, Colin Wilson ; screenplay writer: David Koepp ; director: Steven Spielberg ; director of photography: Janusz Kaminski ; editor: Michael Kahn ; original music: John Williams ; production designer: Rick Carter.
Jurassic Park III: producers: Kathleen Kennedy, Larry Franco ; writers: Peter Buchman, Alexander Payne, Jim Taylor ; director: Joe Johnston ; director of photography: Shelly Johnson ; editor: Robert Dalva ; original music, John Williams ; production designer: Ed Verreaux.
|Jurassic Park: Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum.
Lost world, Jurassic Park: Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite.
Jurassic Park III: Sam Neill, William H. Macy, Téa Leoni, Laura Dern.
|Target Audience:
|Jurassic Park rating: PG-13; for intense sci-fi terror and language.; Lost world, Jurassic Park rating: PG-13; for intense sci-fi terror and violence.; Jurassic Park III: PG-13; for intense sci-fi terror and violence.
|3 videodiscs (approximately 349 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
|Blu-ray disc; 1080p High-Definition; Dolby Digital; DTS-HD master audio 7.1 (English), DTS surround 5.1 (French, Spanish); widescreen (1.85:1); BD-Live 2.0, color/BD-50; requires Blu-ray player.
|Jurassic Park --
The lost world : Jurassic Park --
Jurassic Park III.
|Other Titles:
|Jurassic Park (Motion picture)
Lost world, Jurassic Park (Motion picture)
Jurassic Park III (Motion picture)
|Universal Pictures ; Amblin Entertainment.
Lost world, Jurassic Park: Four years after the failure of Jurassic Park on Isla Nublar, it is revealed that there was another island ("Site B") on which dinosaurs were bred before being transported to Isla Nublar.
Jurassic Park III: Eight years after the InGen incident, Dr. Grant is happy with his life far from any dinosaurs other than the fossilized ones. Unfortunately, he is extremely short in research money, and therefore accepts the offer from a wealthy businessman.


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Gardy sits Span, Dozier against Hochevar
Gardy sits Span, Dozier against Hochevar
KANSAS CITY -- Twins manager Ron Gardenhire went by the numbers on Friday, as he sat center fielder Denard Span and shortstop Brian Dozier against Royals right-hander Luke Hochevar.
Span is a career .136 hitter (3-for-22) against Hochevar, so Gardenhire opted to start Ben Revere in center, as he's hitting .308 (4-for-13) against the right-hander.
"I think Span has scuffled against the guy a little bit," Gardenhire said.
Dozier had never faced Hochevar, but both second baseman Alexi Casilla (8-for-20) and shortstop Jamey Carroll (6-for-10) have had success against the Kansas City pitcher.


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If you have been sent here, the likelihood is that someone asked you to draw a black woman at one point and you completely screwed it up. I kid! I kid! Seriously though, I'm here to help. Together, you and I will go through some of the most popular hairstyles for black women. Never again will you have leagues of black women giving you the side-eye and bitching you out in blogs. Ready? Let's go!
Naturally Straight. This is the easiest style to draw, so let's get it out of the way first. Some black women do have naturally straight hair. You already know how to draw this. Damn near every female character in comics has hair like this. Just do what you've always done and you're good to go. Characters: Storm (Black Panther), Empress (Young Justice).
Press & Curl / Dominican Blow Out. This is hair that has been temporarily straightened with the help of a hot metal comb or hairdryer. It frizzes up easily. Humidity is its enemy. It differs from naturally straight hair in that it usually has a simple sheen instead of the shiny appearance of naturally straight locks. It's thicker and slightly poofy. Character: Thomasina Lindo (Welcome to Tranquility).
Relaxed. This is hair that has been permanently straightened with the aid of chemicals such as sodium hydroxide, guanidine hydroxide, and ammonium thioglycolate. These chemicals penetrate the hair shaft and permanently break down the protein chains in the hair in order to remove the curl pattern. They can also burn the hell out of your scalp if you aren't careful. Short styles usually work better with relaxed hair because relaxed hair is delicate and prone to breakage. Relaxed hair has a pretty sheen that is similar to hair that has been pressed and curled but is usually not as thick. Characters: Vixen (JLA), Amanda Waller (Checkmate).
Afro. This hairstyle is extremely tightly coiled all over. Occasionally, the front of the hair may be pulled back tight enough for it to appear straight. Alternatively, the front section of the hair might be tightly woven into cornrows. This is not your mother's Afro. Wait, this is not my mother's Afro. Your mother didn't have an Afro. If she did, you wouldn't need to be reading this.
Modern Afros have a less structured shape than older styles. All Afros do have a visible texture and all Afros do reflect light. Do not use a solid black color or perfectly round circle to depict this hairstyle if you are not an artist with a "cartoony" style. The contrast will be jarring and the hairstyle will appear dated. Character: Misty Knight (Heroes for Hire).
Texturized. This hairstyle is very similar in style to the Afro, but the curl pattern is not as tight. I can't think of one character with this hairstyle! This is funny to me, because so many people I know are wearing it. I even wear it once in a while.
Cornrows. Hair is tightly braided close to the scalp in neat rows. This is a popular hairstyle for several black characters in comics. Unfortunately, many artists who choose to portray characters with this hairstyle get the hair-to-scalp ratio wrong. It makes the characters they draw appear to be suffering from extreme hair loss. There should generally be more hair than scalp visible. Character: Starlight (52).
Example 1, Example 2, Example 3
Box braids. Hair is divided into small sections and braided. The number of individual braids can range from a few dozen to several hundred. This is a very simple hairstyle to have—if you have telekinetic powers. Character: Lightbright (Silver Sable).
Twists. Hair is divided into sections. Each individual section is then divided into two sections. The two sections should then be twisted around each other in a clockwise direction. When completed, each two-strand twist should resemble a rope. Two strand twists do have a texture and do reflect light. Do not use flat black lines to depict this hairstyle. Character: Monica Rambeau (Nextwave).
Example 1, Example 2, Example 3
Locks (dreadlocks, sisterlocks). Explaining how to create this style would take entirely too long and would not be as useful as providing a visual reference, so I have simply included pictures! Character: Cecilia Reyes (Uncanny X-Men).
Okay, folks. We're done. And yet there are so many more hairstyles that I haven't even mentioned yet! Bantu knots are pretty neat. And weaves are a whole post in itself. However, that will have to wait for another day!


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Vanity Fair: Former late night host Joan Rivers: Jay Leno isn't funny.
Editor & Publisher: News Corp. is no longer in talks with The New York Times over printing The Wall Street Journal.
Forbes: New York Daily News publisher Mortimer Zuckerman calls Rupert Murdoch's plan to launch a local New York section of The Wall Street Journal "a brilliant move", but worries that there may not be enough advertising to go around for all of the local NY news outlets.
AgencySpy: Would you have been able to tell that there are Bloomberg screens in this ad for Thomson Reuters?
J. Alfred Proofreader: Oops, looks like The New York Times forgot to fill a TK in its obit of J.D. Salinger.
Time: Could the Times' pay wall plans imply an impending death for the newspaper? "The online-pay-wall plan is the Times saying things cannot continue at this rate. Something has to give, and the paper is hoping it will be its readers' purse strings. And if not? What would its fans — and its critics — do without it?"