Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 October 1893 — Page 1

VOL. &6. JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1898. NO.

.nniMi MVKllY 1'ltlHAV, AT JAfel'KH

ruin-i."' DUIIOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, IIV CloiiiuiitDoanu. OFflOK. In Couitir.u Huii.dino on Wkst Sixth Stkeet.

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COM ME KCl A L AND J Oil WOHK Of all Kinds Promptly and Neatly executed at liukiial imiicks. Wo invito inspection nud business. - , , , Doctor J. P.Salb, OFFICE NEXT DOOK TO THE II A NIC, JASPER, INDIANA. OFFERS his professional services to citizens of Dubois county. Particular attention given to surgery and obstetrics, and all calls answered as promptly as possible. Dec. 23, '92. It. M. -MILUUJtN. M. A. SWEENEY II iL 111 It & SWEENEY, tflttorn eys at Law, jasper, irvo., Wllili practice la tins Court of DuboU ninl ailjolnini; Counties. Particular attention River lo collcc-"'j-OITICK-Suuth Side I'ulillc Square. w. e. cox,; attorney at Law, JASPER, INDIANA,

r-rosecntlriß Attorney for the lltli Jtnllclal Circuit. ....I .. III ar.,f,i!lv. nlf ml In mr civil t)UsillCIS t'll-

trnnteil to him In any county of the circuit, üiaromee ov" "a ,'t Office. Iiec, u, 18VJ ly.

JOHN r SRCTZ.

JOI1K C. MC FALL.

CAVDKM BKKTZ,

BRETZ. McFALL & BRETZ,

:ittbrneysat Laum

XV. C. V. U. Column.

lcluofitional Column.

CONliUCTEU MV MKS. M. U. I10I1IIS. j Y aKOHOE It. WILSON, COUNTY SOT't.

I um a con vine d und u compromising oppone t of license in nil its forms. I am most omiiinticilly a politic il prohibitionist. You have 4,000,000 of cliurct members in the Protestant denominations of this republic who vote,

There are many more outside tho churcliior eight

that help to support divine styvices, Itakes a

Grading ami Classifying Couutry Schools. 11 y reference to tbo Course of Study, for tho different States, wo find tho

work outlined generally into llvo grades,

years tue timo it oruiiiarny

to linish

pupil

tho enmmou

I'liey are a maioritv of tbo voters iu thi.branchos. It may take mora timo. or

lain'. If you would stand together loss. The subordinate divitions of the there is no party you could not bring to (five grades into years or terms, simply tonus. If ihos who bclievo In the help to locate tho pupil's work definiteprinciples of Christianity would vote as'ly. they piay, tho liquor truflic might bo Somo of tho objocts of a courso of made within ouo nion h an outlaw.istudy and record aro: That appears to bo the plain fact con- (1.) Tho work is outlined to show

corning American politics. iwhat work oach pupil should do in each

igradc, and thus see to it mat eacti pupil ,.. , 4. ... . , , . . .is pursuing all studies ho should have at

ii i uu win uiu cii'iiuu iuuk nanu i - ,..., -

with the city club house, city fashion

1.1- .1. !

auie society, Y b raoii scuooi rep- - - , , tUal wlIl bo adapt rnsfttt tml unit? litr f Ii i tt if -ci aint. rf tliia' 1 1 .

rcpuouc, mouern scicnuiic circles, auu, , Tn ,.nn - ß0rd of DUD:i8 work

who question well are thoso who give this training to pupils? 14. Do wo know that wo should never

try to mako our pupils and their parents believe that wo aro accomplishing moro

than wo really aro, or can accomplish i

lo Do we know that it we send our

pupils ou without a thirst for know

ledge and adosiroto study, to read, to

think, and loarn all thoy can, our work

is a failure? IG Do wo know that thoroughness does not consist in repeating and reviewing at stated times, but in careful con

cise examination of each lesson and its relations as wo pass over it? The

Training Teacher.

JOHN J. L.THÜUMAN,

' a rn I rat t

U1IU LI 111 U

(2.) To furnish suggestions ami holps

Howard V. Adams. Tho funeral sorvicos of Howard V, Adams tho sudden and poculiar death

of whom was mentioned in last weeks

Press, woro conducted by Itov. W. A.

Freeman at tho Presbyterian church,

Friday afternoon. Tho church was

crowded to overflowing. Tho floral

ofTerinirs on tbo casket were very beau-

Itov. Freeman 's sermon was very

tiful.

modern commercial standards of life as-' .1 ,,:,, ,,imnmi touching. Ho spoke of tho BUddeuness

uiiii urn hi 1 1 1 ii iiiiTiii i&n Liiuu uu w anuuiuiiii w v - ...

suranco societies? Ihe church must 1 of death a

hü n in uuv.

and painted in beautiful terms

clear fier skirts of moderate drinkers. i ,uta ,.,( PnPnP,i tho virtues of tue decoased. Iiis re-

lit- u tnt titill nttil n cihnntf ikiall otwl n T . ... muflo mnf or i h a hndrtv annrr

l'u w"v ,uub l'""t AanU c nnnnnH nrr !nnnHop an thai nil

II liiirnilwiH I ii'itti il lUit tlArnltsl CT -

tho church in combitiatto

IUU3U1I IIJU B'M' UI LUU IIUUl II Ulli a lm f trtit t f f tliia unniiKliti A rl milneai

yuu luuuii ii huuii. wuu kuuws nu

3SC,,0 pils may gradually advance and bo reg- audience, ospecially from I faml ularly promoted, Is In city schools, until know the deceased wolf . Ho .Slthoy HtVish tho courso of study and grad-1 friend .. He wm d ,

marks met with a hoarty approval from tho audience, especially from thoso who

bad many

oblo-heart-

ed. atTablo in manner, trustful and hon-

Lnn nil xt r. ilnnllnran XI t lti ttnf (n

much you may suflerl 11 Is, J1' tl,noltondout at stated time3 a classification 'charity and was always ready to help that Americans and most of a Amor-; showing him what studies every a fr'0'1 S one, in B?eU' whht B0"1 ican churches, should quit fooling with P , purgufDJf what general wori era. lo have been tempered with kindfnnia jujii io iui.uiiiB1 . - ... noaa T in npnnnaa nn fnrmorl at ahotlt

uvi. II. nnl.nnl la in III, I IllUminf fl, P. I ft Q S .

The Present Need.

Tue nood or tho hour is not so m

' . I . I . ..I I . .1.!.... 1 1. n Liiintm. rtt .Ian.. lieS

!" rl ' Ü JZ4:15 o'clock boaded by tho Petersburg

hinTcl a5d marched to tho cemetery i;i n.mii anil nn. The 88rv ces woro under tho auspices of uBEZ iftS Z SÄ l" T w? -? .ti O 1 rv . . ,Im nuAoa va annnn a tin Alinilr f tcnhlu

lllipiVäBlIU U t 1 HllUUt wwW

It is in Politics, You See.

innrn i.iiu,.iiv. mi nmn instino whipii in . ?. i. : impressive anpoaraiice. AOOUl

r,.,wlorplmrWt. nnnna.rr -Kna- K.ra. I IT .1. 4 KnlffhtS from Washington WerO In the

. J .IIJU WUlti. . . mi., ,i, ...!

1 tin... 1 1 t ,,,! f ,1, nrrra ,1 - IIIUSO Uli. iUH 10 UI luu Muncoomu liÄaÄ

The. rowers Congro in 1807, as- , 1 if. done and what" adl. She0?-ff 'S"? KS,? ernb cd if. Chicago put the temperance ftIld ' n'k n,eh fiho.,ld bavo. This is lm- " hn dark hour of sorrow.-Petcrs-

questlcn in t poli.es wMi tuis resolu- por,ant and should bo done with dellb- Du,r,ß aa , n emi n( nr T R ftnfl lion: -That wo sustain no -an Idito in oration. Tho teacher should see to it "ow,mi w?"lU8 60"1 Di3; i

tit icni- inirt tttv .ml Ihn lAfrt Ii. . t. :i !. ! AaAAo S.. Oiliuu auoum. ilia luutuut wr o

.... - ' .wr ....... v I IML L'VI! V Hill 11 ass HUUU I

stineucecaine." which ho will BVBtomaticailv

M.ni iiiuum viuiiiiij I'llllUUIUI

Formerly a Resident of Now Albany.

John J. L Thurmao, the man who in

such cold blood shot to death II. C.

Wright, a poor and inoflenslvo tramp

painior. near ivyana, ana loss man a

month later was sentenced to death by a

Dubois county jury, wan formerly a res

ident of New Albany, whore for some

time he worked as a laborer. Thurman

lad been a coldier in tbo Confederate

army, but deserted the southern cause and enlisted and served until tho close

of tho war in tho Union army. After

the war probably several years Thurman camo to Now Albany Ho was

very poor and sought work a a com

mon laborer, lie was given the job by

tho lato W. S. Culbertson of rubblnsr

down and poiisinng tho lino granite monumout that now stands on tho Cut

bertson lot in the Northern cometery.

Thurman did his work eo satisfactorily

that, in addition to the wages promised him, Mr. CuUertson presonted him a

good suit of clothes.

Thurman remained about Now Al

bany for several years and thon loft. He was not married when ho lived here,

but was a man of good conduct and always industrious. It was bolievod,

lowever, by thoso who know Thurman

here that his mind was unbalanced. In

ced so strong Is this belief that bis ac

quaintances here intend to draw up a

apor netting forth their boliof. sign it

and forward it to tho proper authori

ties. They believe that his act in kill-

ng Wright was that of a lunatic.

Thurman is to havo a now trial In

January, whon, it is probable, several ot his New Albany acquaintances will go do Jaspor'to testify as to what they

enow of him, and to eraphasizo their

belief under the solemnities of an oath

that ho is of unsound mind.

Thurman is not in any manner rela'.ed

to tho well-known Thurman families of

this city and Floyd county. N. A. Led

ger.

Some of BurdcttoN Don'ts.

- ... I I .... ,1 t n n t n n 1 18i

u iivni'u iiiiiin i ai ii u 1 1' 1 1 1 i in i;isnni:n in

hid, he wilj Systematically nurtue ell 5? J'"?. " ?P!r!?"i ..r1....""

ugtit to nave. reaved ones in their sore afllicttion. Ue

was visiting tho World's Fair and was

Dou'l do it at tho wrong time. Nevcr "Indiana and tho Nation." by Cyrus BpMxiated by gas iu bis room.

ask a subscription ol a Hungry man ; y. Uodgiu, is published by D. U IJeath

uevor iry 10 mieresi a man in lorcign.jk n0aa Ohicaao. "Civil govemiBWU, at

Mkis wIm U cfeMiag after a trala;'rgat. Ims a plae ia the Hirrkala of!

JASPER, INDIANA,

Will practice In the Court of Dubois and juljolnlns

Coantloj, and give c!ua attention lo.nnjr uu-mi.

tru

a MrMf all ea a

weesaa la th Mdst ef boute clMaiar,

whose husband is sick, whose girl has

eft her, am! whoso baby has just swal-

Ife-Onice on Cth Mtcct. one Kunsre Knit of Oonrt housc. Ucc' J 92

W. S. lliuiter. HUNTER

W. A. Truylo.. TI1AYLOR &

stttorneys at Law .IASPEK. INDIANA,

WILLpractlcein tl.cConrtd of Dubol ywl )JoJ Inccountlc. 1'artIcuUr nttcntlou Rlventocot-

U föS"0fflce on Fifth Street, bet. Main and Jackson. April 22, 18&J. BttüNO BUETTNER,

attorney at Law,

And Notary Public, JASPER. INDIANA,

WIM. practice In all ttio ConrU of Dubai. nd VmS countlc. Indiana J"- 18'4-

every high-ecfceel. This is the ereper thiag, as the Necessity for iatelligeal citizenship is a crying demand ol the

times. Ilut. as them is a UrCO ClaSS Of lanol. nf a nlnm tmn urlilxh hn hail rill

I .1 . !. rl rtrt Itnllln Iiil a l 1 1. 1.

iuwvii uuiiuu nun u.oci uuiuu ui iim ooys ana gins wiio never rcaca mo nig"- off from a troe on his promises, and

-inn entieavor 10 onusi nor sympainies 8Chool, a younger book tlian mat ordi- which moaiurcs lust fifteen inches in

in behalf of a poor woman who wants narily published was called for. Tho ienth. and la literally covered with

r..- ... . .. ..I ...l.. ---r---i " . .

UDott i 'Miaiu nitlClllllCr V 111 lis UXUCIUI VU. UUllllll- nlinli... a.l iiik nuc n nma "hn num.

jistrativo and judicial departments is ful- bnr of piu,B tili hanging on tbo limb,

861

IDoxxtijStirv!

Or. 13. MOSBlj

Resident Dentist.

HUNTlNGiiURO, - IND.

mKN'OEIlShls profeMlonaUcrvloen to nllnerulnR any

JL work In the dental line, ami pronu.-c . h. ceat attention. Oold plate work peclmlly cl

and allwork warrante.i. "

JVewGiriekJJard!

T

Suceetwfut Plum

Raising.

Gerge Wlecart,,whe hae a beautl

fal ferae she stsk ef Leaf lake two

lies from this city, preeented this

office, this morning, with a twig or

to go io

Young Muti, Would You

Done This?

r.. .... j

I1IIIU t. .

uuiiipi uiiu

Women, thoy say, are,

thing, very vain.

kno v, is not extra

neidente related

would com to show that men

forth iu theso pages in simple, yet gomo having fallen off, is 54, all good ehonfiivo language. Tho book.i This particular limb is less than

deals very muc i with Indiana govern- a half Inch In diameter at tho largo end,

. inont, and should bo carefully reaa nylftMfi s no oxecntion to others on the

iy. are, as a general iutUiia teachess and pupils. Many'8ftrae treo lnat aro oaded with fruit. liut ' thuy oay, you uundred questions are found iu it, ellrho variety bo informs us is Kreon gago i .good authority. An pr0porly arrunged for good roviow.!piumgi M& ho oa9 gixtoon other trees, in Urakos Magazine ,.jjvl Government" does not appear as geV0l, yeftr8 0d, that aro also loaded.

also aro ft brauch at common school examina

so netlmes troubled with that complaint. ,iotJg but questions on civil govern-

iney were laiKiug oi uiu vnuuy ",tnont aro asked umler "History.' 11 is

Do yo i know what a live-year-

llttlo girl is? liavo you one of your

own? Do you know her helplessness In this bis w r d of complex and terrible forces? Do you know how dcpjnilentsliois upon carof.il protection and

nurture? If you do road this short it m

irom Tho Timer. Soot. 30: . . a

"Adrinkin": coupio nameu Micnaoi

and .Mary Cluney, who live at 228 River

avenue, Hoboki'n, wer arresteu yesier

Brick for Sale !

I IV. iniilnraltril od wishes to inform

I tho public that ho has opened up his llrtftlf Yard, at tho north sido of Jasper,

and will mako moro brick this year than in any provious one. Ho will make favorablo terms on IIouso Patterns. JOHN OEII3K, .TH. April 22. 1802.

He claims that spraying in the spring explains tho secret. He will realize

liitlt. 41 fin frnm ilia cala nf Ihn fruit on

women and one of the few ladies pre- ti,n itniion to have Civil overninent,l,hnan iItiuki, po. ti nrrnla nulirnmln

sent untlerlooK a noicnse. ui courso, a9 outlined in this hook, fully presented fruit i?rowInff.KcndftUville Sun

she said, "I admit that women are vain' t tho ,l0Xl (jounty Institute. Dy this " Z . . ilfi. II l. . 1 fat. I . . . I

and men arc not. ny, sno sun, whii ,n0ftiis verv teachor who attends ttio

aijlanco around, "the necktio of tho uoxt County Institute can become fairly

handsomest man in the room is oveii'WGn cntiainted with tho workings of

now up tho back of his collar.' And our 8tat0 ant nation. It is desired that then she smiled for ovoiy man prosoni!man of our teachora will nrocuro a

had put his baud up behind his neck. iCopy of this little book, and prepare

4 thcm-elves for a goueral discussion eacn iday on "Civil Governmout." A Case of "Personal Liberty. I a

what a hve-year-i'd!,. n ..

aOIHU IIU.",lllIIB m. UHI.UUI n 1. Do wo know that faithful daily

nronaraliou is necessary to tho best of

1 work ? 2. Do we know that illustrations

(should be plain and easily undo stood,

but not bookish t 3. o wo know that mental food should produce mental musclo. and not

day for ' rutally beating their five year iiueuecium iu nhi lUu.rhter. Tho child wan sent out 4. Do we know that every truth has

dally to beg. When he tliil not oring limitations anu mat tne wisest meinon American congress by saying, "let us homo money enough to keep tho couple 'may ba used to exces? destroy ono-half the money of tho pooIn rum sho was beaten with a hoavy har-j ö. Do wo know that timo spent in jp0 , und then call for other nations to ness strap. Yesterday the nelghbo s, studying principles aud history of edu-.hold a conference and dictate terms?"

who had grown tirod of rescuing th nation yields a large porcentago on tho child, notiflod tho police Th little investment? girl and hor thrco-yoar-old brother weroi 6. Do we know that wo cannot mako tftknn in charL'o bv tho wifo of tho jani-'ibo work intercsllng to pupils unless wo

tor at Pnlicii Ileailnuartcrs. and tho havß thorotiüh. accurato kuowle 'eo of

niniinv wcro locked ui. The srirl's tho subiects tauaht?

imilv U a mam of cuU anrl bruises, mo 7. no wo Know inai wo snotiiu

Princeton Dumocrat : It is rumored

in railroad circles in this city, that Octo ber 10 the machino shops of the Evans villo&Terro llauto railroad, at Evans

ville. will bo consolidated with the Air

Line shops in this city and that the work

on both roads will be dono In the ma

chine shops hero. October 16 is tho

timo when it is said .the consolidation

will take effect. Whllo tho Democrat

conld learn nothing definite about the

matter, facts sufficient to warrant us in

tho belief that there aro good grounds

for tho rumor woro ascertained. TbV consolidation nf tho shops would necee-

sitatn tho employment of from Ave bun

dred to six hundred men, and would

reauirc that tho shops be run to the!

fullest capacity.

Oakland City Record : Docs tho Eng

lish parliamont discuss finances I ke the

Farmers' Home! (On Hill Street, JASPER.) PHILIP KÄSTNER, Propr.

No! England and other nations go right along, oach with its individual system, as though America wcro not a nation of sufficient importance to be recognized in tho World's monetary system. Shame to any American citizen

boiwho will not advocato a home system of

caso will bo sont to tho Grand Jury." careful to utilize as lar as possiuio, uom .finances.

Nothing wonderful about that, you the good aud bad answers given oy puV 11.. f . 1 ... I I n I I .III . t r . A I .ttatn.i 9

say. rto, aim uuu is way wu un unuu- pus in uiu ruwwuuu 4

linn In It. It a tt CQminOI ) UCO OCClir-, K. IJO Wu KIlOW lliai IIU IUHU Bliuuiti

ll.lt... It t.- In inllliiu minlla wlmt llinv

t j n naimi thiii.r thnt it otilv worth ....a.iv know, or what thoy can find otit.tho Hoanciai siiuauon.

One of Washington's bright women

a).' was present whilo her husband discussed

H HC l a usual innig iiiani m um)- wtjuii roauy miuw, wiwiiut t.j "" .,.".. m i. ..1,1 mt 15 lines in the daily paper, and thoy arc by their unaided offirt.? I must confess, ho said, tr, goncrally skipped by thoav rage reader.! 9. Do wo know that ood rccitationsonov market has worrlod me t There aro impassioned o.atori of v-irl-(esse,, tho burden of govornmont, begot deal. oils kinds trying to make t io people ot Uthuslasm, and do away with tho wor- "It wasn t the money mark

W S SUVA IIIU

I'ltui ihn

a groat

America SCO certain ovils and feci ccr- rv 0f teaching? t

tain wrongs that they might not clther 10. Do wu know that corrcctions(

fool or poo but for tno oratory 10 matic bottUi oiieu uo given uy icaumx mu wu-

What was it?"

"It was the market

market

observed his wife.

that

t soon and felt

rpillScommoillmu liotI baa bean tnorouiriiir orer-i . , , . , ,1 (jmcg i hanla.l. ami rrfllt Pil new throUKilOUt. ainl Unow.ftll KIOS anil ai ail IllOCg.

open for public cnterUintntnt. Tiie mine win

bo fonml well auiiplltd, nml prlcca will be rcanotmb

a Rood table for larmcr' Jior!. anu ciifap

rt - I - -m -

It is tanirlblo. it is on tln bv uuos ions to see his error and to ingi'm oir.

wo havo no tnkJ his own correction r

Do wo know that no teacnor

aucccssful who does not rcallr.j

monoy." Wash

alwnya gernoii to deliver over it, 110 gush to got n. iic.iU' I't'l of; but wo want to say this, that if.uo 8uc iiijuora you aro a big, strong, healthy man, andprj,,io

9 1

can Tlio 0 (lcsi woman 111 Brunen uuuniy

tho (a Aunt Pollv Klick, who was 101 years

anrnrlm Ihn ftllfiii. nl(l on tho löth Of Jlllv. 1893. SIlO lias

.... . n a. A a I . S f 1 af afl .aM... t a a i

a Rood bar, weil um!!! wmi tue cnoicm

. I t a u. .. .r I - 11...

nuti cicara. am: nouie urminn nwmy wmw um . rt m n nrr in nrninci ami nürutuuitu t nn o uiu niuiia uuuuk wuw.ih - - - rf

no .D2 v ,,,t'n' Hvstera that is doing such things this. pj. Do wo know that wo should an- tentivo memory. ' ' y' .I'iimI. rt...t...ii..niil irlrl tiirotiithoul ,.tn with lact as halt to draw ut of tho

' 7T7 7 TTTö il.U land vou ought lo go and grovel on mipll what we did not directly put in. Lady, to small boy-"Thon you hare O.K.oI A.,llraiich UO, tour rSos5 ln"n Sh-lieep till you ueke S what they did not know was there? .ver had educational advantages ' Meets tho 1st and 3dSundny . c i or ,,,, yollr ,d to light such adamnablo i3i Do we know hat .he prime ob- Boy "No mum I but I hai airyslpllse month, at their half In Jasper. Mom against, if need bo, all tho powers iecl 0f teaching is to train the pupils to if what you said Is worse lhnJi!r CiiXht.ks Solku, Pres. oV lhB wSrld, the flesh and the dcril. "Work for themielyeB, and thet teachers dos't wont to ketch It "-Teus Slftlngs. ja D,F. MilleI, Sec'y.

CorreponJcnce Japcr Courier.

A Day's Outing- at Los Angeles.

Editor Coukikh. 1 am at tho Cable

Powor IIouso and have a chat with the

street car boys and then take a Grand

Avenue car and go te aeth street, ih

lad a smmWer el yonf folks who bid

me coed eserBiaff. My child-!

friend and I are boob walklnr to (be

R. R. depot, which is six blocks away

When about half way I look at the time

and find onlv three small minutes to

snare. I hasten my dilatory steps and

my mend, follows, wc nave a smaii

sixty sccondb to sparo, which we uso

for lauehtor and a bit or dial. A wrap,

a raagazlno, a Bhado, a stick and lastly, a

box of lunch.

Wo soon arc speeding through a level

country, past ranches growing all man-

ner of fru ts. nuts ana erain, mcai

houses dot tho laudscapo and all nature

seems astir. After forty miles we entor

tho voiiiic mountains that skirt tbo rest-

Inn oRoan. A hluo haze warns us that

we aro on tho sea shoro and the blue

warn ftrndanclnff In tho raneo of our

vlilon. but instead of being biuo, tno

waves present a irreen tint, a snon

walk brings us to the wharf, where our left, and we walk out over

tho water, whero yachts, a tug boat and

Bchooner lav moored, wo waten

nnmhnr of Deonlo flsh. Arm-in-arm wc

wamlor alons! the sands. Pick up shells

arm-weod. moss and qulto a number of

ni.nttv atones worn bv tno coiiBiani

Minnnftlm water. Soon wo tiro o

thta and neat ourselves on the sand

Wo gnzo on tho boautlts ot tno migniy

ocoan. in mo lar uisiauuu w

tarn ahtna tinder full sail, and wo

wntr.h them near all day yot never wu

" - .a

they be lost to view. Away io uiu southward aro cliffs, and while we sifted

sand between our fingers we waicncu thn nulla of one larsre sloop disappear be

thn iiittiiitr noint of Und. Bathers

disported themsolves In the waters, and the swell and breakers made all the colors of the rainbow as the rays of the slant sun fell upon the water. A cont J . -Mil. 11 I nil

stant roar was noaru, auu ,"

nn Ilia our rr nf the wator. ana we

oar thnlr nualnt. eulterai notes, aev-

eral "Whlto wings" floated on the bosom

nf ttin i'mloht v ilnnn."

I built a throne and scaicu mo quuou

thnmnn and then demoiistratou, oy uig

ging away tho sand, how easily a person

mltrht ilnarnnil from ouy uoikuib.

nra Btrntlnd on the sands and families

were onlovinK a holiday. Here a group

' . ... i . ...at.. . r- M.

tar a a nn hinil ft IUI Kliees llUllllllK iur um

mnntna. The on v thing to mar ine

ilao vena Ihn knOW ledsre that some tar

Adhered to ray trousers. After

unch wo wended our way to tne tram

which carried us to our stsrting place.

Onn cannot do iustice to tne sense oi

calm enjoyment and free feelings while outinif. I could be perfectly content to

llvo whore tne souna oi rusmnic wier",

would lull me lo sleep, uit ao i seem to wonder If that sound may not be

rnmnnrfid to the Wallings of 108t SOUI8.

Thr Is a sunerstltlon that Ihe red peb-

. t .1. J

hies and stones were staineu wnn me blood of those lost at sea. What qualnl,

wlerd tales ono can hear by listening to

aallnr'a varn. But how WOUld I not

enjoy a day with "the old Ireland

crowd" by tne raciuc. uiu wo may

never meet again "till the sea gives up

Its dead." Next time I write I will tell

about fruit and Irrigation. Yours in

semi-tropic land, 'Gknb Gill. Los AogeiM, Cat., Sept. 24, i893. I

A Model School.

The following is an extrct from

ucio iu me uciODor uonturv tiAsnr

Inn lit rt r f Taaes I.. .ili..a. t

yn. n. Y. : Perhaps we shall have a mora

Altr) Lnitn t .w- . f 1 1. .

usirucuon in ttio bleb school, and

ttio nature or its curriculum, if we

hkiuo ourselves io oe snenain? ae

uay wuu tne classes. Hirst, we

Here, after the devotional exercises.

J ! I . a

t is called tbo "Pratt Inst tute

Nn Cs7 0 ' anil hau a man a a-! r mltlAa t

Inai. i. . . I .1 a -.1

v u - v w a v v a a u v u a. w u iiiui wm iiii.

a iiunBiinuui iiuiu nrimi iu primer

i. uiacKuoarus siretcnine around t

sides ol tbo assombly-room are fl

..

vw ... w ..., lUllilIISIUh I

each editor boinir answerable for

news 'io places upon his black

aiiB anu pictures aro arawn io i

trato important events. Biogra

aro accompanied by portraits. The

rciso lasts only twenty minutes.

tuuäiä.no B.J La rt aan w niiiii iiiil iiiii v am.

ng teactiers and students up to date.:

a a. ri uuuuiiii u ä iiiiiin. if uiiii n

cisca of tho school, intended to be

n AfMAHlnan I n. nA..,l.. t . I. .

training in practical politic, are

iiuunu auu aunmiu. u;a 1 1 li ä i ii u . mihi r

tration.

Tho clasacs now disperse to

lassrooms and wo find ourselves

I a . a

linn 11 M(l iota l'hn n t t m I r aa ,

very practical composition work.

lain ftlak itnat r f aIii.Ih,,! S

m m w b m w vw Bwv.awf w aa &a w vwala

tbo recitation suggests not only io

gent preparation, but good claee

mniiifiii. tvnimn ptpitiipi ara ni

( I t. At . .

iu, ijcruija in iuu dduuuu hibkb ui

aud tbo students' corrections.

aa a

ai miiiin iiimuii: sriiv iiitiiti raiisnii

to the literaturo class up-stalrs,

should Und drawing hand in band

a i t ,.a

niuuouio uiaaiuK mum oaeiiiuoa VI

as an experiment, and the students

attflnuvQ. uno oi tno ffreatoat nro

n school work ia to dive literature

f I . .. . ... 1 . . a I 1. n .

vta w. ... w . Bivn ! m aw aai

sttsejeete sei esn9 ietereefL hat

iwranairaj mim miHann. oaa mm

aiei in the ese mi the devieve I-

I . .1 I !...

Tbo school Is evidently not in the

worn ruts.

'hlnur thn itlaaa anna in a hll

cntBHTUuiu , wiiBio lucre ro guuu

croscopes iu number sufficient for

vwiiiBi 11 o a Harn wa nnm a r n n nai

on one tendency in all the work of school. In literature, language,

scienco tbo laboratory method is

ployed. Another night, and we

niirin thi in inn iiiamrv r a. w nir

blackboard illustration is in toe

or grspuic cnarts invented Dy toe dents, and ahowintr the chronolosrv

1 - 3 . mw

stand these. Map drawing is a

class-room exercise

nu. . a r a i 11..1 in 1

a uu nil iiiii niiiiuii lima aw a wm aaj

incKv numner rnceivcs a rdock 1

1 ..

- . . .. i:

there are thirteou representatives

iiumoer iniricen. 11 was urumin

intention of the designer of the

few people have noticed tola

Tbere aro is stars, is letters in tne

nam wtt 1 nn Asnin'o naair 1 . ibb.ii

s.i mi r 71 iti i mi lima . a a an iiw iibs

. AI f it -at af

nnn inni 1 . mersii in inn cii nnr 111

1 n I I nHa flat ff It aaj naila lllBFiaP flflll

- --

lUlllBIlS IlilllinUGU I KICBV lUBU

a r.aa m m- a- mm a I a r r V I ai r

III! 1111 laalliav llllb III XAUial

whoie- descriptions were taken

tirnn nt nniuiinfr. wore on

l.nll.l nr mnrrt 'l'ltarai w arm 2

foot 1 inch, 1357, 6 feel 2 inches,

feet 3 inches, and 303 over 0

inches.

-IIJU tun yibjr ponD ruviiiHi

ter from a school teactur, or

teacher charges that the trustee

1 1 . 1

lo WtiRDlO. cnarKfls eacn iwcuer, ,

ins? a school Irom Dim, a oonus

The County Superintendent and

af 1 ll.. Il..n1.l fl a aaaa

UUllllll, nilVIIIUTI ww m

a it. . la....a.K at.il kam 1 aal e ft f

niäcr hid iiuötuu uu no iui

tweon two days. His ntrat U

srf'i .H,i a. M ia aft irtr.nhii a ea

uatjia in v a aa a a v a w a wm ww

a ami. . A A . A m B-

hiiwaru j iiuuiaH. uvü 1 ecu lui

'i v - . - - v

1 in-iit tntiBTtrnn. ivp i iixlv v

II II 9 V ? I TfninUU V J wtmmww south at 7 o'clock on the eveuing!

5th Inst.

f-.t1 Ik.. ma aa I. A 2 A al m! S 1 r

hin naner ston to think how long

paner can be run on wisnes ana

I J lj aa aa a .ll HanMl MaH UfltA tat B

oromotlv. Each item is small

subscriber, but the aggregate Is

the publisher. Therefore, pay

Wliu tue pa'o. v ..w..i.. .

inquirer.

1 r u iiraiz ia rnrrpRL in ilia ai

1 .1.. ITA..H. 1 1 . a l)..U..I

OCIOro lila I1UUBB, 111a iicnu.ui

tirnmman ni ilia lanr mar k

UQ III I UI lll.il. v. iwwi .

wirian raaeai ia nnincr kbiil in u

by a fourth assistant postmaster

a.jaia Im HallAHlia t nPniBBI B HB

' I " . . . a .a ' M . I t a ä

LsaveHWortb usMcrat,