Rensselaer Republican, Volume 16, Number 43, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 July 1884 — W. G. T. U. [ARTICLE]

W. G. T. U.

*'For God and Home and Native Land.” of Work Tor tlie State Vlcc-Plresldent Tor «tUS In the lOth bl*trict. ~ kiss. Fannie T. Dwtorii>7, Rensselaer, President. Mi«. 0. Wilso*, -Wolcott, VicePresident. M‘n. Lulr H. Moore, Otterbein, Secretary. Mrs. Brandon, Brookston, Treasurer. THIS IS THE WAR OF THE HOME VS. THE SALOON. Mary E. Bauch, Frankfort, State fice-President. I will report at Rensselaer, Jasper county, July 8 th: working the Bth and yth at accessible points in the county, holding {i County Con vent i <lh: at Rensselaer. Will be at Fowler, Benton county, July 11th. giving the 11th,. Pith and 14th in the county, holding a County Convention at Fowler, the 12th. At Kentland, Newton county, the 14th, pursuing the same plan and closing the work in the county the lGtln with tlie unual Comity Convention. Crown Point, Lake county, l7th-l'Jth. Valparaiso. Porter county, ,?oth-22nd. Wlnamac, Pulaski county, 23r<J-25th. Rochester, Fulton county, 26th-28th. Logansport, Cass county, 2Dth-31st. White Co., Aug. lst-2nd. Delphi, Carrol couuty, Aug. 3rd-4tb. Mass Convention, Oxford, Benton county, August'sth, 1884. N«>te. —We shall expect the Christian wocion at the county seats of these several counties to provide a place of meeting and entertainment for delegates who attend the conventions: arid make arrangements for the two days work in the county, so as to reach as riiany persons as possible, inviting their ministers and Sunday School superintendents, (for we must see the children) to annouuce the meetings, and the local press to publish programmes. For further instruction, communicate with District President. * ‘Let us be up and doing”. Mary E. Balch. A “Bachelor of Letters.” — The Detroit Post and Tribune of June 25th contains an extended account of the graduating exercises at Michigan University last week- Elmer Dwigging,.of Rensselaer, graduated from the department of Literature, Science and the Arts, and received tho degree of B. L., (Bachelor of Letters. ) Mr. Dwiggins was the class £oet and the Post and Tribune speaks in a very complimentary manner of his poem, and gives tin extract of several stanzas. TUe Soldiers' Reunion ...... Tlie executive committee ot ex-sol-dier's re-union of the district composed of the counties of Benton, Pulaski, Jasper, Newton. Carroll and White, met to Mcnticello. Friday, June 2}, pur-uant to call, With President R . D. Davidson in the chair. The object of the meeting was to designate time and place for holding the Sith annual re-union of the above ceshnties. , . —-ty The following counties were represented: Benton, Newton, Carroll and White. , . f On motion of Captain Warren the time for holding the re-union was lixed for September 23d, 24th and 25th. and place Monticello. On motion of Capt. Cocliren, the president is authorized to appoint camp commander and all local committees to arrange and carry out programme to be announced in future. ,R. 1). Davi.'On, President. J. H. Earns, Secretary. Remember to call for the German Hop Bitters. For sale by F, B. Meyer. ’ July. • • No injurious eftbets can follow the nse of Ayer’s Ague Cure in the treatment of malaria!diseases. It contains besides a specific and .unfailing anti dote lor miasmatic poison, other remedial agents which unite to, ex pel tie poisonous humors, parity tad system, end leave it in a healthy’ and reinvigcratcd condition.