Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 August 1895 — Page 5

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Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report

Baking Powder

Absolutely pure

Royal

Minutes Dubais Cenaiy lastitijle, Held at tno Court House August V2 to IG, 1SD5. The Institute was called to order

"Scientific Temperance." The paper was logically composed and well read. Mr. E. H. Kunz, subject "The

State Normal What is it?" The

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I'lntso.VAI..

C'loMiiiiir ji 't 2 t Eckerts' Now Store. Itö" I "or bargains in shoes, go to t lit' new shoe store; the only exclusive sht n

siorou, .o... I Mr. I-. I.. Patrick, I Wt of the There is no doubt, no failure, when Ind. A-Chat, K. II. Co., was in

VOII UIKe I'l'n in b .ooi- v v inner.! unie,' .IJIMlcr Ill "ft :i b llinrl-

gage on the proposed road recorded.

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ii v iiiu vimiuij oujiciiiiiuiiufui wuo jmper snoweu a lively .interest in

jinnounced the organization, G. R. the School and was very interesting.

Wilson, President, (ox aflicio.) J?0,nr Tm'.lo.r A- B BubJect

y. r r ir .x I Ihr .Sfntn I nitroKil

kj. liUCKen, lu ii. ivaiier. vice- . -v

M.L.Miller K. if. Kim. Af wiui marKca attention.

also

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i wiener me oovs, as a cum, nave

! hire thih year, anil lie let a whole barrel (of their self confidence as to their ahility to lift 'llll-luill V Itllt llf tlll'lll. tt tt'lljl !l

'pitcher's battle from first to last. Only

Co

It if" pleasant, net prompt Iv, no had

Her effects. M. rriedtiiun. y

Children Gry for Pitcher's Castoria.

ll-üT'Tan chocs for ladies ami treats, at I.. F.Spayil's shoe store; most in style.

for siinuner.

When I-iby was dele, wngnva her Cnstorta. When Mm wum ft Clilltl, Mm crliil for CWoria. Wlii'ti Mi Ixt'iunu MI, Mio einriß to CaMorla. When Mio lnnl Clilldrvii.ttliu Kitvutliem Castoria.

JfcjyTlie old reliable Dubois State Rank received a new safe

week its lui.-me.-s having outgrown 'eight innings were played, on account of

the large safe it had.

Mr. .los. K. I'Yitiliiian and wife, John (JniiuclsM.-ielitr and II. I..

j.Motiloux went In Kvansville Wejne.sday to .ejthe Klks' show.

Mis- Khie M. Henry, who hn been visiting her (1 rand-pa Kendall lor live weeks, will go to Ilardinsburg tomorrow.

Among the notable persons in

attendance at the Count v Institute

last week, was Mr. Clement Lücken,

the veteian amoin.' the teachers of

Dubois count v. lie has taught the

Mime uistnct ?ehool in I'entinami township Hir neaily 'AO years.

'rohahlv no other eomin n school

teachirin Indiana has taucht so

long in one dir-triet.

Severe ytripiii).' pains of the t-tomtich and Imhu'Jh instantly and effeeltially .-toppeil ly IMVitt's Colic and Cholera Cure. Mi Krietlinan. y I.nek of vitality ami color-matter in the hnlhy cause the hair to fall out and turn triny. We recommend llaH'w Hair

KiMiewt r to prevent oalilnchH unit gray nef .

iiarKnesM. The attendance wan not near ho largo as usual, ami is to he regretted as those who staved away missed a gootl game. Mr. Frank Taylor umpired the game in a very cllicient and impartial manner,

ami gave complete satisiaction to nil below is the score.

Km y to take, sure to cure, no pain, nothing to ihvnd, plcnsmt little pills DeWiP's Lillle Karly Wiser. I!et for Sick Headache, Itillnusncss, Sour Stumneb an I Coiihtipalion. M. Frietiniiin. y

istir i no ra iks oi mu ma vetcmiw in

thinning every year, ami the little white! .inly bringing 57 i licad-sfones. with the Hags waving over1J.jiiH;r

uii' green iiioiiikih, are more numerous m

every burying place. I hey will not be with n long. Go to the" re-union at lluntiiiijhtirg next week, anil give them a gooii time while they live. JSitcklun'.H Arnicu Ssilve. The Uetjt Salve in the world for cuts, hntises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, ami all skin eruptions, and positively en ich piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price L'ö cents per box. For sale bv Martin Friedman. April -'Ut.h IKHÖ-iy.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

ttärWheat fell in price two cents

i uo.iay ami two nunc Veilneslay

Vit

nut ob eis. in

per

ifiThe Coiiimku editor is indebted to Mrs. J. Wuch.ier for some fine tomatoes. One weighed a pound and five ounces, and three three pounds and two ounces. Can any body in .Jasper beat this?

räJTlie boiler in the new veneer factory was fired up Saturday la&t, and the engine and machinery tried, and worked satisfactorily. As soon

as one more machine ts mit in

place the factory will be started up. ray'llennau ICckert, the walking

encylopctlia of the Court house, has been promoted to the Att'v Conor-

Mr Natan.ielMortonon, a well-known al-ship Oil II. II. quest ions Olllv. citizen ot L-liK'imng, Mich., and editor; ii,,nil.in l,OWt.Vcr in .n-inr hix'-id-supenur Posten, who, for a long time, '' " ! noUlU l 1 J.1'1"- ,l 1 s.itfcr.d from the most excniciatinLMiain, Vil'e to tht county olheers about the

ol rbeuinatisin, was canjil, eight " years i new C. I. A C. It. II., savs that the

ure, but does not

a.o, liy taking A er s inarsapanlla, having never felt a twinge oi it since.

GlaJ Tidings to Asthma Sufferers. l.!IUiltt K.ll'wltr. .if II. I rMiipt.,,1 111

slates he was ciifeii of chronic astlu.i nl jknow. Herman has hopes now

road will be built

?ee how Mr. Patrick and the Union Trust Co. ever made that K. R. mortgage, without first letting him

fwr-UutloIplut Coffman shipped a ear of live stock Tuesday, I'ohnert Uro, and M. A. Clarke each a car tif wheat, and ICckerl Bros, a car of flour Wednesday. Stomach and l!owel Complaints- arc best iclieved by the timely use of DeWitt s Colic t: Cholera Cure. Insist on havine. thi preparation. Don't take any other. M.Friedman. y You cannot say that you have tried eveivthing for your rhcuuiati-ni, until von have taken Ayer's Pills. Hundreds have Ikmmi eure! of this complaint by the ue of these Pills alone. They were' admitted on Kxhihition at the Wor ld's Fair ih a standard cathartic. KsySupt. Cave itnforms the ContiKit that 1S0U bushel of whea

and ats were threshed on the county poor farm this year. The wheat yield was 17 bushels per acre from one field and 'JO from another. Cholera Morbus is a dangerous complaint, ami often is fatal in its results. To avoid this von should use De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure, as soon as the tlr.-ät symptoms appear. M. Friedman, y Not one complaint has ever been made by those u-ing Ayer's S-irsaparilla according to directions. Furthermore, we have yet to learn of a case in which it lm failed to afford benefit. So say hnntln'ils of druggists all over the eouatry. Has cured others, will cure you.' The CorniKit Itcp.uter in walking around town to get items found only the Deputy Auditor and Deputy Ileeorderon duty, nil the other olli-

Oers Oeing nt mm. ingoing to see j base ball. This goes to show that , we have a few sporting people anyhow.

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Kvansville. Miller, ef I'.ntts, ss , Scip, ."b

Falls, If McCarty, c Wootls,'-'!! , Taylor, lb Perkins, rf Thompson, p .... Total

A P. I -f 4 t

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4

:t 1 5 o o o o iü it i ü l l o 0 0 0 0 :!

IP. ID 0 4

PO 17 4 0 1 1

0 0 0 1

A

1 0 I u It) 0 0 0

1 The Red Jackets Win. i The Hirdsoye club failed to show up as per inlv. hist Kandav, ami so there wa" otjiy one game at the Park, The '"Harry Josephs," of Kvansville, Mim-on thc:!:-'0 train, ami with the band, inarched to the ground. "The "Josephs" lud a new pitcher by the mi int. of Thompson, and lie is one of tlnve fellows who understands how to ..:..i. i. ..li ii.. fYw.l...l .....w.t ,,f il... p...!

Jackets and consequently the base hits presidents, A. K. Greene, Secretary, pP'endtd paper and was listened to i.nlniim ilni'M not loom no iiw Imii'i- ux it ! t i xriii i.- ir tr t . . Iwith marked flttnntinn

.". .7 . ii. .inner, i'j. ii. rviinz. ahh. ...

might. Mr. r. im the t rot ugh gooitt, . i. xTa'a Vn. The night sessions were a ideas

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ro llinir clerk. II. . . I n man. "Ul "ulu,c Ul

Treasurer K' I)nze oratorical contest was

After thesinmntf of "Amnrrcn." won by Miss Alford. of Madison

lv tlio institiito F'rnf Alford n r township, and prize presented bv

Purdue llnivnmitv. uns intrndncr-d Vroi. Alfonl, of Purdue Univenitv.

and led devotional exercises. He T,!e lecture, uIn the Shakesiwar-

tluMi began his series of talks upon e"n damib by 1'rof. Alford, on

"Philosophy of Arithmetic,'' which ll.v uigm was weu auenuea. . r. . 1 1 r . n'i. .ism I On Wpdnpsrlnv nvenino Vmt

null- ion oi iim;n:M. i Iii niiiümiiüi i j - .v...

between simnle und comnnnnd Sutherland gave a very entertain

numbers, was presented and the jnK ,ecture uPon "Longfellow, his

tlitYerent forms of notation nnnsid- home, anil works."

ered. Teachers should show the un i nursuny evening a program

relation of the differnnt iibnsr in was rendered by the best musical

Arithmetic upon the blackboard. t!lent of the county, as well as that

I Je showed the relation of the scale "' urrounuing counues. ine ieawith 10 as a radix, to scales with ture of the evening was the recitaother radices. Combinations of tlons of M'88 Shoptaugh, of Prince-

numbers was difiemtscd. and show-ton. 1 lie recitations and music

ed the imnortance of teaching nu- were Heartily encored.

t a i i r .

pils to combine numbers as partial omeume uunng ine weeK a wholes instead of "counting them committee on necrology having

together. ueen uppoiuiuu, mey onerea me

His talks upon literature were of following resolutions, which were

great value to the students. He uopiea as reau :

compared the men of genius to the Kk."odvkü, lhat m the death of

men of investigation. Kilev being ' oiue vnio, miss xuary ah

a tvne of the former and Emerson dereon and Miss Josephino Cioh

of the hitter, (which tvne it is best man. jur profession has lost three

. r..:ii.r..i i a j j j a

tor the student in imitate iuiimui, nonesi, ucvoieu anu true

11c de nied literature as the ex- leuuiers.

prcssion in artistic form, bv means kksolved, lhat to their relatives

of language, of the best thoughts and mends we tender our sincere

and feelings of any people. sympainy anu neameii conaoience.

. i ft rri ill ii

Teachers must feel the sentiment uesoi.vki, inai uns memonai oe

found in lvric nooms. LmiLrfnllnw Piacedontlie record of our Institute

ranks as one of the greatest of lyric a 11(1 copies of the same be sent to

poets, lie also defined lyric and lIUJ relatives oi me ueceasea.

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Jasjier Red Jackets. AD

Cassnly, c.i Sei ubfe, lb 5

Lampen, ss o

buchart, '2b Schuhuiai'her, ef.

dreene, i o Knnklc, If 5 Pohneit, ah 4 Krempp, rf 4 Total 43

L'4 '-.

PO I I) 1 0 14 I fi 1 1

A 0 1 0 0

J 4

1 0 0 17

.'4 -21

7 8 11 T 0 2 10

o o a

Innings 1 '2 '.i 4 ö Jasper Keil J 'h. 10 2 0 a L' Kvansville 0 0 0 0 1 li

Struck cut by(5reenu, 18; Thompson, Earned runs Jasper, (i; Kvans

ville,'-'. Two ease hit, Duchnrt. Dases on balls; off Greene, 1, off Thompson 4. Cmpire, Frank Taylor. Scorer, Conrad Krempp. Time, 1! hours. Attendance 373.

The Hod Jackets defeated the Kvans

ville Drewiii" Ass'n team at Hunting'

nurgon ed nest lav, Aug. l, alter an

exciting contest. The game was to be given as an exhibition for a purse of $i.'0 and expenses for both claim. The boys irot the purse anil both clubs curr of

their expenses. Nuf seil. The follow ing is the fceore by innings. Innings " 1 2 3 4 5 (5 7 vS 0 T

Kv. P.rew. Ass'n 1 0 1 0 0 3 1 1 0

Hed Jackets 0 0 '2 1 0 10 11 batteries. Williams and McCarthy;

tireen and Cassidv.

long staiittint: bv Foley's llc-v and

Tar. It gives positive relief in am. cases of asthma, so that this disease, when not completely cured, is robbed of all its terrors by this remedy. No sufferer should bu without it." 50c. Take no Mibstitute. M. Friedman.

again, and says he will sell ver mine certain.

the

sil-

Six weeks ago I suffered with a very severe coM; w as almost unable to speak. My friends all advised mu to consult a physician. Noticing Chamberlain's Cough Heinedy advertised in the St. Paul Volksi.eitung I procured a Irotllc, and after taking it a short while was tntirely well. 1 now most heartily recommend this remedy to anyone Vufieriiig with a coltl. W.m. Km., uTSSelby Ave.. M. Paul, Minn. For sale by M.'Fiiikdm v, druggist.

"Patent Fruit Driers, If you want the iikst tiii.vu made to dry your fruit, see Leo Spayt'. tie has for sale several varieDencver heretofore sold here, by which you can thoroughly dry fruit ami preserve its bright color, on any common stove. Jt.

Mr. A. A. Snyder. Sttpt. Poor Farm, Winnesheik Co., la., says j Last winter Mr. Robert Leach ummI "two lioxcof DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and cuied a

mire runtime; sore on ins Icl. Had been

under care of phisiciun for months with

out obtaining iclief. Sun." euro for Piles

M, Friedman. y Church Stcial. The Lalif of the M. 1C. Church

Weight

Children, especially infants are soon n tlown with Cholera Infantum or

run

'Summer Complaint

Don t wait to

leterjnine, but give DeWitt's Colic und

Cholera Cure, promptly, you can rely on it. L'se no other. M." Friedman, "v

It May Do As Much For You. Mr. Fretl Miller, of Irving, III., writes that he had a severe kidney trouble formally years, with severe pains in hi

" ; (back, anil also that bis bladder was afYes, IIS So ffeoted. He tried many so called kidney tint FoIov'h Colic ami Diarrhtea Cure nlr but without any good result. About

e. h tin ck anil dos vis re of n all year tigime ocean ue ox i-.iectnc li

bowel complaints.

r riedman.

LV'ie. and 50c. M,

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Yon Can Depend 6a it fiat Foley's Colic .oid Diarlnea Curt? is .in instant relief for colic, summer complaint, cholera morbus, dinihica, bloody IhlX. chronic tliarho-ii. ebolir.i infatitnni.

bilious colic, painters colic, anil all'

Utwcl coinidauits. Itfe. ami 50c. M. I'lietbnan. My little bov, when two vears of age, was taken very ill with bloodv thi.v. I was advised to use Chamberlain's Colic, i'i...i ... i 1.. i ... !

nuii-ru ami inarr itea no nei v. ant

ters anu louml relief at once. Klect. e I Hitlers is especially adapted to cure of ajl kidney ami liver troubles, and often I gives alntost instant relief. One trial .will prove our statement. Price 50c. for

huge ImiUIc. At M. Friedmairs Dnie

(i

Ireland, Ind., will give a

. social j ami iec ere.nn lestival at the

'chinch on Satuniny nigitt. Au . .'!

Ivverv b.idv e .rdtabv invited to

i pn-ciit. I! or ler oi ! committee

i'h.i.A )iU)S .Sc'y.

Diarrhea should be stopjied ptomptly.

ItMioti income cnronic. lJcWittsiol

ie and Cholera Cure is eiYective, safe and

certain. Hundreds tit ttiimoiuals bear

witness tti the virtue of tins ereat modi

cine. It can always be depended upon,

its use saves time und money, rncdmau.

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Another New Industry Last Thursday Mr. nings, of Cairo, (). of

for Jasper.

A. K. .1

D.vsTAitPi.Y On Friday night last some tietid in human shape went

into the pasture of Mr. Sob

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A niii't-.-mi. near Ireland, nun u-itii a

knife stabbed five horse.-, anil colts.

One fine bor.-c died front the cuts

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the linn of i j,,:,,-,,,! 'im. I, . , i,bi d

C. .lenn.ngs ,V hons ca.neto .la per;tl f(IlM u Ut h(J (,romIlM,

T . l"" " I inaeomu.unitvasba.lasn pestilence the acre lot on tho K. It just op- ns ,u, mu be dt.voi(, uf , 1UU,.m 1 o.site the station. On V rid ay ground fo0;n,T was broke for building by "the linn '" nf ti mv-iiiill Mini nil ii'i'll cit,.!.-...-- ' l.uviim i:,-ni.-iiiliriim-n uf Our 1'atlirr.

" noil 1 ll V'l I

rod factory. The machinery

. - .... - , - " ---- ...... .....v. iMiri nur riii Si? 'feid aaili&'lti: iUn- nn.1 linmlf a-e bnp'KJSfil';; c..r,ti,ly. lie was very low bu t slow I v P the buildings, getting tl.e I r....i tum ,,n, and suivlv be beean to hnm-ovo. r:ubi.. 'Otindatioiis ready for the boiler and u' inw ixonffn

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any recovered, anil i now as stout ami ' machinery. Mrong as ever. I feel sure it saved his timber for l

I ltr.liilii l.i nihil.-. Dlt-il Auir. III. IKOI.

Came ' .lur.t unc vimtmiici wi'lulil In.ii to iv-t;

ton iciihi.x iinoii oi- iiriasi

siilf.rril. In n.itl.'iuf lie lion-

ulb'il liim Iioiiii to siinVr no more.

lmnmve. erai In

. l it

it win use luck'.rv

nuls exelttsivelv. thest

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iiiii;i; io ut- ,iw H-i-i long. ii is l ii i tended tt) Lave everything rend v.

i"do work with ohmil ..I. .1.1

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me, .oanoii uo., eioriiia. ror sale by hands in

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1111. Ill

.1 is per

be in-

ifo. I never can praise the Hemedv

Halt its worth. I am sorrv everv one in

the world docs not know now good it is. 1 tended

US I do. -Mrs. I. iniS lliiilnii t:i-.il..inu- mmiI In

. - - - -- - ------ a til I II lining 'Uli r-'v

two weeks more. Our

i citizens generally will extend

YOU ought tt) know that when suffer- a heartv welcome, and it will

nre an addition to Hue rei iedv is the Chun: Kidney Cure. , noYt ...;.- luiaranteeil or innnee r..fim.l...l M dllSlllC JlCNt Mll.er.

Friedman, druggist. Since I87S there have been nine oniiliuiics of dysentery in different putts 'ot Jhe country in which Chamberlain's I "lie, Cholera and Diarrhtea Hemedv was used with perfect success. Dygeiib'iy, when epiJumie, is almost as severe im UtugeroiiH as Asiatic cholera. Hereb'f'ire the beat efforts of the most skilled 1'bysiciaiiH have failed to check its rav-rna-s, this remedy, however, has cured I he most malignant cases, both of chitdn'it and adults, ami iimlcr tluuiuv-tt Irv.

ng conditions, which proves it to be tl'io

iiii'tneiiiu in i ue worm itir nowc

For sale by M. Fiinrini vv,

from tili ttear Olli-.. Iil elilliln ii

anil Hin u iff.

'"Iiimi lie willingly tollml to: mill loveil as hin life. Oil, titiil, liow iiiystiTlotiM anil liuw ilr.inj,'!' uro Toy ways To take- from ii.h our futlirr hi the lii'it of hitlays. OiH' loan year lias i:tit'.l away, i in Ion ynir slnei- that f.ilitl tiny, Wlion one we lovetlutiil dearly prl.eil l.aiil in ileutli hefiire mir iye-. We nii-s his l omiiik' ftstt, Ve n-e Ins etlit cliiiir t ii. r Iiiiiim Is so lonely net I-.tiller ix Ii t I ii-re. KliOM III- W IKK AMI ( IllUOtl;

best

niiiDlaliil.

i .

tirmnrist.

Marriage

Licenses.

Knock W. Abel und Sophia D Doeruii; Win. W. Harris anil Ida II. Shippoan ; .los. F.. Puou and Laura K. Tavlor; .liLMlst It. Dot and .Mnrv It

has. (5. Flick and Catharine Schuhte;

naruer u iianiov ami har.iii i;niiiev

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I'M mi .-Meter ami iinti ivuiizeiman.

PUIium. Ü 8upiH!nfleld uud Tillie Pmitt,

pierung mood una surah , iogie.

of the celebrated Jewel Stores and Ranges. An investigation will convince you of their excellence forcookinzor heatlntr

Stove costs no more than many stoves of a much Inferior quality. Our trade-mark on every stove Is an absolute guarantee of tvrfi.riir,n

Ask for a Jewel; take no other. You will never reirretvour n.irrhno.

For Sale by LOREY & STURM,

Augutt 28, li;i-3w.

tajf" 1 he big re-union of veterans

at lluntmgburg is largely attended. a 1

l nun-loads went over lrom Jasper

Wednesday and Jhurstlay, and the Ciiioti Hand is making the woods resound with music. Wednesday the base-ball game bid ween te Jasper lieds and the Kvansville team resulted in a victory for the Reds, by 1 1 to '.), and was witnessed by the old veterans, who thought it i. i . i i - ,i,i

iookou stime iiKe sKirnuiimg. ine

hike races also attracted a ernvd

and were applauded. Capt. Mc("utcheon, of Kvansville, and John

L. Kretz made speeches, and danc

ing at night was entoveu by the

tug folks. To-tlav will bo the

wind up, with a sham battle, and there w ill be a big parade and many

camp-stones. Co.

Makuiki), atSt. Joseph's Church,

Augu.-t 'JO, bv Rev. Fidelis

iMaute, Mr. Fua.vk L. Hkt. and Miss

Rosa Dihi.ai'k.

I'he bride and groom are two of

Jasper's most pleasant voting pco-'

)Ie, and have tho best wishes of

everv one. 1 hev were attended bv

me beauit'ui .iiss K(sa hpayd jus

ijridesinaiil, and Mr. Ohas. Hetz as

grootnsinan, and the quartette look

ed very handsome as they marched

up tbenisle to the altar. A wedding

dinner was sei veil to quite a num

of guests at Mr. lleichelbeck's.

irother-in-law of the groom, and a

verv pleasant time had, while the

menu was all that could be desired.

A wedding dance at Kunkel's hall

at night was largely attended, and

the young couple started their mar

ried life with many congratulations, in which the Coimuku joins heartily.

The Ideal Panacea .

.lames L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago,

lys: i regard ur. Mug's New Dis

overy as an Ideal Pai.acea for coiudis

olds ami lung complaints, havine usei

it in my tanuiy lor the last live vears, to

me exclusion oi pnvMciairs prescriptions

r oiner preparations. Rev. .lohn Durgiis, Keokuk, Iowa, 'write: "I have been a minister of the Methodist lvpiscopal church for lifty vears t)r nioiv, anil have never found anything so henelicial, or that gave me uoh speetlv relief as Dr. King's New Discovery.'1 Try this ideal cough remedy now. Trial bottles free at M". Friotlinaii's tl rug store. (i A Grand I:cursion lVmorrow I 'Marengo Cave, unrivalled for grandeur and magnificence. A low rate is offered for the grand excursion to Marengo, Indiana, where a thorough examination of tho finest

sp rimon of nature's handiwork can be made. A sleeper will be attach ed to the train, for the aeeomoda. tion of all who desire to nap enroute. Call upon Air bine ticket agent for cotnpleto information,

Guace McSwai.n,

hLKA DlLI.IN, WlLLA R. BBETZ, Axxa Fromm, Committee. Supt. Wilson closed the work by

Literature is to give us a number of explanations in regaid t ideals of life. Bravery ne ',0k's containing the Course

in doing right is the highest ideal of fetud' the Reading Circle books,

in life. In his excellent talks unon tbe examination for bcientihc Tern-

the "Logic of Sense Perception," lrance, and several other points in-

he gave this; discrimination of dental to Institute work.

knowledge from noirer. "Knowl- Gko. R. Wilson, Pres.

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edge is the raw material from which Alicb K. Ohkenk, bec'y.

power is made."

. " j 1 yr -w

epic poetry, anu saiü llomer was

one of the greatest epic writers.

Most persons lack the finer senti

ments of life, and these must be

developed before we can appreciate

the lmcr and nobler qualities of lit

erature.

the highes

lie said that it is a question whether mind is superior to matter. Matter is a means of coinmunica-

uon inmu most ue cultivated as a whole. Teachers should have a

better understanding of syllogisms,

and use them in school work.

Prof. Morganthaler gave a series

ot talks upon 4,feehool Manage

ment." He said the strongest

point in school government is the

power the teacher has in drawing

the pupil to lum. The nuisance

of whispering was emphasized, but no specific rule could be given to

eradicate it lrom the school room. Man' devices wore suggested. lie spoke at length upon the modes of punishment, and stated

that no teacher should strike the child upon the head, pull his ears nor shake him violently. Teachers!

must look within for self-cause of

disorder: then look within the pu

pil. To give attention is difficult,

ncvei thclcss the pupil must he

taught to do so. Therefore interest

them if possible.

He gave an excellent talk upon

Penmanship, and suggested that

teachers make a test as to how the

best results mav bo obtained bv

use of lead pencils and paper, or . :i i -I..1..- ti r

pcuens anu suues. jo systematic,

above ali tbtngs. Have a time to

write, and write at lhat hour.

Prof. Sutherland, of Marengo,

opened his talks on "iSnrcotics" by a review of the processes of digestion, circulation nnd respiration.

.-snowing ny a number ot experi

ments, tho eneot of alcohol upon

plant and animal life. The efh ct

of alcohol upon the bones, the cel

lular tissue and the liver, was shown

upon the blackboard by diagrams

and charts. A piece of beefsteak

was put in alcohol to show how it

attacks the protoplasm in the cells, and coagulates them. Upon the

subject of tobacco, as a narcotic, he

emphasized the injurious effects up on the system ; also, the lilthinesi

connected with its use. A number

of cases were cited telling of its

most baneful effects. This talkwas supplemented by Prof. Alfonl, who oded a number of cases under bis own observation, stating that

students, who were 'cigarette

liendv weru incapable ol doing

class work in college.

During the week Prof. Welker,

of Ml. Vernon gave a series of talks on "Vocal Music." He spoke of

music as the "coining branch," in

the common school course, and showed the importance of each teacher being able, at least, to read music, lie also had a set of relief

iiiihh on exhibition and discussed

their merits a. id superiority over

Hat maps. The lu-ditutc had the pleasure of listening to a nitinberof papers rend by different members, viz: Miss lielen Rose, whose subject was,

Paeaix Laaa AsaodatiM. The following ü a summary of

the auditing committee's report of the Phenix Loan association, kindly

furnished the Uouiukh by the chairman of the committee, John K. McFall. The committee made a thorough examination of the books up to June 30th, the end of the fiscal year. From this report it can be seen that series "A" will pay out about next May. If the money,

as it is paid in on shares and inter

est can be promptly loaned, it will

pay out in April. Series "11." will probably pay

out in Nov. 1897, if it has as good

management in its loans as it has heretofore had, while SeriesuC"

will run four years yet, probably.

QEKIKH a. Kkckiitm. Dues $5,631 50

Transfers 3 00

Fines 302 45

Interest, Stock Loans

1,'.'40 25

Principal and Int., (cash book) 3,704 80

Total Receipts, (Cashier's) $iU,042 00 Thkasukv Akmkth. Cash on hand June 30, 1(94 50 8 " received during year 11,140 5

Gros IteceiptH Loans and exiwngea

11,803 45 11,240 88

Cash on hand June 30, 1895 502 57 Loans outstanding " 30, " 33,082 20 Delinquent Duet), Fines & Int 238 75 Total Assets $34.483 52

No. of Shares in force June 30, ' 5 410 Value of each share $84 10

Skkiks "B" Rkckipts. Dues $5.867 00

Transfers 5 25

Fines 227 75 Interest on Stock Loans 1.100 50

Principal & Int (Cash Hook) 1,110 50

Cashier's Total Receipts $8,383 00 Thkahurv Akmkth.

Cash on band June 30, 1804 $10 67

" ree'd during year 8,494 42

(irons Receipt for year ending June 30. 1895 8.001 09

Loans and expenses 8,398 60

Cash on hand June 30, 1893 $202 49

lx)ati8 outtanUing 2o,4Uo 00

Delinquent Duos, tines A Int. 199 10

Total Assets $25.896 59

No. shares in force June 30. '95 423

Value of each liaru $01 22

Skkiks "O." Hkckiits.

Dues $11.771 80

rransfers 23 50

Fines ar2 30

Interett on Stock Loans. 1.200 30

Principal, A- Int. (Cash book) 1,15 05

Overpayment 2 90 Cashier's Total Receipts $1 1,510 45

TKKAHUKY AKHKTH.

$1551 14500

65 10

Cash on hand June 30.1894.

Cash received in year.

Gross receipts for year ending

June 30. 1895. - - 10054

Disbursements for year ending June 30, 1895, 15152 50 Cash on hand June 30, 1895. 902 25 lxans ouUtantllng Jun3 30, ;95, 28100 00 Delinquent dues, lines and int. 155 50

Total Asset 29157 75

Number of Shares in force June 30, 1895. 870 Value of each share, $33 85

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