Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 28 August 1895 — Page 2
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Foi-K years ago J.E. Omnbell, of Hamilton, ran for Governor of Ohio on a free silver platform. This year he is uuniug on a gold platform and Bvice is to furnish the soap.
TIN-: State! Supreme Court was to have met the 2?ch, it is presumed, to decide the County Superintendents' case appealed from this county, but the iliness of Judge McCabe prevented. The court is called for Friday, when the case *viJl probably come up and be decided. It is well to settle the case before next Monday, as that is the day appointed for the trustees to elect new Superintendents. We are inclined to think the law will be held constitutional and all right.
The accidental killing of his mother by John Wren nick at Morristown Tuesday calls up the iacc that the law against carrying deadly weapons is not enforced. Too many young men carry revolvers and when not being carried they are left around the house and many a distressing accident occurs. When men are brought before Justices and Mayors charged with carrying deadly weapons they should receive the limit of the law, which runs to a $300 fine.. Police officers should also be prompt to apprehend all people carrying such weapons
Sunday school Convention in ISlne Kiver Township. .There will be a Township Sunday school convention held at Sugar Grove church at Westlaiai, Ind. Snuday, Sept. 8th, at 2:30 p. in. An interesting program is prepared, good time anticipated. Large attendance desired. A boquet of flowers to be presented to the Superintendent bringing the largest delegation.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CuExr & Co Toledo,.0.
We. the undersigned, have known F. -. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially aide.to
carry out ny obligations made by their firm. West & Ti:i ax, Wholesale Drugjf? gift-*, Toledo, O.
WALMXG, KIXXAN & MATIVIX
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally r, .acting .directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. TestimorjI'v.. ials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. dwaug
The state fair at Indianapolis, September 16 to 21, promises to be the best exhibitions of the kind ever given in the state. The railroads will give low rates i»nd many thousands will attend. 23Jtfw
THE COUNTY FAIR.
A GOOD CltOWl) FOK WKDSESI)AY— I SO At 12 DINE RACING. I The attendance at the Fair grounds is I a good one for Wedm diy, hut whopping crowds aie looked lor Thursday and
Friday. The racing is good today as there was fast time ami close finishes, but did not close in time for us to give I the result, we will give it tomorrow.
The tirst heat of the 2:25 pace whs won I in 2:22 by Lady Anderson and 2nd in 2:24. I The 2:40 was close, tht\first heat was I won in 2:o7. I
The Floral Hall has a splendid line of I fx'iibits, being about all new work, and the ladies are pleased.
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D. .Morris, of Indianrpolis. is the starter, and Dave Daybold, of Memphis, Tenn., tiaie-keeper «t the races. •Thursday and Friday are the big days at the Fair. Do not fail to go.
Several uew race horses came in today and there will be flue races tomorrow and Friday.
TUESDAY'S PROGRAM.
General purpose horses teams beef cuttle hogs sheep farm implements vehicles. '•••RACES 3:00 pace, 2:20 trot, 2:30 pace.
The 'mile race and baby show will occur Friday.
por sale at a bargain, house and lot, bouse new four rooms, will take a good team as part pijy. J# GEO W acker, tf
What Should be Taugtit5 In our Public Schools. The object in providing schools for children at the public expense, is to give the rising generation a3 much knowledge as may be useful to them in after life.
Another leading object is to train them in morals and manners, and to accustom them to discipline, and still another, is to indirectly give support to the secuxity of life, person and property.
The instruction should be elementary, but it should embrace as many departments of knowledge as possible. To confine it to reading, writing and arithmetic, may le dictated by parsimony, but not by wisdom. To extend it to the elements of grammar, and a few leading facts about geography is not enough.
The principles of natural philosophy, especially that relating to dynamic forces, should be taught. The laws of health, the more important facts in physiology, should form part of the course. Enough of astronomy should be given to make the youth familiar wi'h the various stars, the course of the planets and the general system of the universe.
Minerology is not only a pleasing study, but one calculated to be useful in after life. Music is a necessity in all mental training. In short the child should be given as much rudimentary knowledge us possible.
Much of this may be wasted, it is said. Possibly. None can tell the bent of the child's mind, nor in what department of industry it may fiud the best field for activity in after years. But these very studies will assist to develop the latent special powers, and thus to. del ermine the child's future.
It is to the hit rest of the State that the capacity of each ciiizen should be led into the proper channel, for this increases the productive energy and general prospeiity of the country, aud wherever there is a decided tendency to any particular pursuit, not a momentary fancy, but what proves to be au irresistible leaning, then the school should provide an extended course of instruction in all knowledge connected with it.
Theteudency of the ago is to extend the curriculum of instruction rather than to limit it. and it is a praiseworthy disposition of the popular mind. The standard of knowledge is lar higher than it was a hundred years since, and the amount of elementary instruction should be raised in accordance with that fact. "We tax ourselves cheerfully in order that even the poorest may not grow up in ignorance.
Let us have the full benefit of the money we spend, iiive the children all the knowledge the system of teaching can impart, and thus give the humblest chance duriug their life to rise higher in the social seal ?, and develop in the right direction whatever talent they may naturally possess.
B. O. WJMTK.
Grand K. of P. Vicuiv.
The Kiiights of Pythias lodge at Wilkinson will hold an al'-day picnic in Power's grove adjoining that town on Thursday, September 12, 1S95. Hon. James Watson, congressman elect of Rus'nville, Ind, and other noted speakers will be present and address the people, Two brass bauds will be in attendance and furnish plenty of music. Tell everybody they are invited and tell them to tell everybody else to go.
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The I. O. O. F. held a basket picnic in the Lewis grove near town last Saturday. There was a large attendance, good speeches and good music which made the occasion pleasant and profitable.
The Temperance society^ held their meeting last Sunday evening at the M. E. Church. Rev. Augusta Albertsou, of Jamestown, Naw York, made the addi'ess. Many spoke in high praise of her scholarly and entertaining address,
Dr. Hammou will give an "address on the physiological effects of alcohol on the human system, at the Curistian Church next Sunday evening.
Mr. Ed. S!a!ey hasjopeneda new barber shop in the Parker, building. There are[quite a-number of cases of measles in town. The lass one to be attacked by this malady isj Miss Mimie Lakin
The Epworth Leagua gave asocial on the lawn last Saturday night. This was a success in every particular.
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. Albertson to the number of about two hundred, visited the parsonage one day last week and passed the day very pleasantly. Large tables were prepared in the shady yard and a sumptuous dinner spread, which was enjoyed by all. Some valuaable presents were presented to Rev. and Mrs. Albertson, among which were a fine bed spread, silverware and an elegant tea gown for Mrs. Albertsou. After dinner, speeches, instrumental a,nd vocal music etc. made the time one long to be remembered. The next meeting of the Methodist people in a reunion will heritor near Willow, August 20, 1890
A bloomcred Tiicyclc girl cause.il a runaway in Now York's Central park tlio other day. IIow queer that, is! When horses around here seo a Boston bicycle girl in bloomers, they whinny with delight.— Boston Globe.
Senator Ouuy Wins His Fight. Hakkisbuhu, Aug. 2b.—Both factions of the Pennsylvania Republican party held caucuses in this city last night, with the result that Senator Quay has apparently won his light, the caucus of his followers containing 152 delegates, whose seates are uncontested, or seven
more tliau die number necessary to a choice.
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Furniture, Stoves, Dishes, Glassware, Carpets, Baby Cabs, Sewing Machines, Etc., Etc.,
For sale at the lowest living prices. Call and see my stock. I will pay highest prices for all kinds of second hand goods.
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Thero nre 500 trot tins bred horses, stallions, brood mares, colts and fillies at Village farm, East Aurora, X. Y.
At the Prince of Wales' sale of hackneys recently, William Waldorf Aslor paid the highest price, $5,000, for a pair of harness horses.
The season of l.v.io promises to bo an exceptionally brilliant one and cannot fail to attract tho attention of European trotting horsemen.
St. Louis will have another raeo track. Cole Ullman is behind Hie scheme, but he has also succeeded in interesting Chris Von Dor Alio, the basebaii magna! e.
When Azote, at C:'osse, Wis., beatFantasy and Phebe Yi'il'.rs in threeraight heats in 2:07%, 2:00, he. acquired the gelding ehaim)io:u:hip, held by Uyland T. *,
Henry McCa-lriiont, the owner of Isinglass and other nunim racers in England, owns an {ensiv--! ranch in California, and inioiuis lo breed thoroughbreds there.
The {tflmiumtinfi of the Australian Muskets has proved so good as to commend itself to the most enlightened breeders in Britain, who are briny closely followed by the Californians.
A consignment of 20 horses from Canada were sold in Glasgow by weight, at ninepence halfpenny per pound. As the horses weighed on an average l.lr.'O pounds, ihoir average price was about £-.-0.
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W. K. Vaiulerhilt will conduct his breed I ing opera- ions on the theory that American I thoroughbred mares ami French horoughbred sires will jjroduee a race of colts which it will be impossible to bent.
At Til.in, O., July 10, in the first, heat of the pace Ben D, by lied Bank, went tiie mile in 2:07,1.,', which was annonnced by Starler Frank B. Walker as the fastest mile ever made on an Ohio race I course.
Mellenry has given an order for a sulky that will not. weigh more than 18 pounds. This will be the lightest vchicle that was ever turned out. The tires will only weigh 13 ounces. With this sulky John R. Gentry will make an effort to set the lowest mark on the turf.—Horseman.
CHIVALRY AND KNIGHTHOOD.
The Iron Crown of Lomhardy was founded in 1805 and re-established in 1810. Hungary has several orders, the leading one being that of the Dragon, founded in 1439.
The only Persian distinction of lioto is that of the Sun and Lion. Ic was founded in 1808.
The Order of the Knights of St. Pat rick was established in 1783 as an Irish titlo of nobility.
Tho Order of the Palm and Alligator, an African title, was granted to Governor Campbell in 1S'37.
The ruler c,f Monaco a few years ago established an order in his small dominions, but limited the membership to nalives.
There are three Orders of Maria: Maria de Mercedes of Spain, Louisa Maria, a Spanish female order, Theresa Maria of Austria.
The Crown of Prussia is a distinction much coveted by officers in the Prussian service. It is for military achievements and was founded in 1801.
Tho only American order ever founded was that of tho Cincinnati, in 1783. It was soon dissolved, a society of Cincinnati taking S rnomosed of the CL
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rtistlo of her skirts" will disappear from fiction.—Elmira Gazette. "The now woman in bloomers," says Rev. P. S. Honson, "is a sight to scandalizo tho gods.'' Let's see—wiiat do tlio gods wear?—Chicago Dispatch.
The bicycle face may not bo pretty, but it is a comparative vision of beauty bosido tho tight belted bicycle waist so often seen with bloomers.—Washington Star.
Just how Paine's celery compound was, first brought to his attention he does not remember, but it has done him so much good that the compound has no more enthusiastic champion living. He is as happy as auy one in the enjoyment of good heal: could be, and for that happiness he gives full credit to Paitu-i's celery compound. Read what he. had to say about the medicines: "I am always ready to resummon Paine's celery compound when hear of a case similar to my own Some five years ago I was sulfering from headaches which were sometimes so severe during working hours of the night that I would clasp my hands over my head to 'hold the top on,' the pain being excruciating, These attacks would occur sometimes as often as three times a week. Sleep was out of tho question, the pillow seeming but a block of wood "Just at the time I was suffering most I bought a bottle of Paine's celery compound, began at once to take it, aud be-
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do everthing but talk, says Bo-ton Globe, there is a pleasant-faced, clear skinned light complexioued man of 5.2, who has bean with The Globe ever since the birthday of that great paper. He is the nip ht foremau of the composing room, ami. looks fully 15 years younger than he realy is. His name is Mr. Charles Holi'e.
Nervous headaches that well might drove him to distraction first introduced him to Paiues celery compound. That was five years ago. and uut-il that time he was one of the most, prononiru-d opponents of prepared remedies to be found in the city,
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fore a week had passed the headaches be- addition to horsework. About three botgan to disappear. I felt almost a uew man ties were used. I have yet to hear from any friend to when I recornmanded it before the bottle was emty. I purchased more, aud for two years kept it in the other than the most favorable results.
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family also began to take it—rny wife for-, a feeling of general weakness, she being at that time much'run down' and never feeling well enough to p* ri'ov ri the work of the home. Within a week she was. as she expressed it, 'as well us ever in her life,'and similar reports ctsne from all our friends to whom we had recommended it. "I feel confident thai in nervous headaches and a run do vu, ayf em the compound will bo be.i-lio.*i e\c-ry time, if not a perfect cure. "In some instances we have not only recommended it, but furnished it to very aged friends, and the eii'ecfc of one bottle has seemed marvelous, and particular old friends of mine telling me that before one bottle had been used he "felt at least ten years younger, and n': aiuly had not felt as good for lb eu.-, a ^"During the last five years I have used a'jrreat many bottU-s of the compound —that is, in my hom\ I am positive thai it is a sure enre. for nervous headaches and a brokeudowu eiiug especially in the esse of elderly per-on^.
There is one case ill particular I call to mind, in wh.ch lAtilie's celery compound asserted its go qualities?. We had a young married 'd\- .'riend, who was nursing her 4 momai o'd child, and found that she could not perform her household duties on account of the weak conditions she seemed always to be m. On the recommendation of my wife and myself she took one bottle of the compound, and before two weeks had passed was able to do her own washing even, in
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