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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14
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DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

This valuable preparation has been used
cases.
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cOlrects actdiiy, and gives tone and energy
TO the whole system. 1t will also instantly
elieve GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WINE
collie.
We believe II Is the best and surest rem.
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GROCERIES.

IA TABLE CoLLOQUx.-T
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L would buy more of It did know where
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way go,
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And If you liked IL, more 1 would buy.
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go,
For no one appreciates higher, you see,
50 richly Favored cup OF tea.
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEEs, EXTRACTS,
and SPICES
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fine.
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sh all tell all the neighbors there to go,
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That they can retail so low is a matter OF
surprise,
But the secret OF this IN nutshell lies
They buy for cash, and sell for the same,
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

UYANTED-AN AGENT In eacr town
w to take the Age ICY for the sale of
RADSTREEr'S RUBBER MOULDING and
W EATHER STRIPS, applied TO the sides,
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cure a bargain. J. r. BRADSTREET q
co Boston. Mass.
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CIV Err NE 8
For Other River Items See Fourth Page.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
Tile
Miseeliansous.


San rlsncisus 4 lisl.nilg II Mark Twain
y - he Democratic campsian ,ax>sathers
ca get no satisfaction out Of A. j.
-Jshn Blu IL jealous. and viii snub Bur-
linsAme Kud bis I hinsse
3-lher~ i. xhnl. !. in New York. the pa.
psss css, No Their. isn't. the doe'ors say
-Hatk from the Toomhs! Robert The
Drvis tur reb. Is spouting Tor Seymour.
-D.nn i. on The Plains but his sun pre-.
serves liz. Pickering ii,eonsiFt ncy
The Queen hss added ano,har 10 her
,w.lye gtandchildreT- uid tue Princess OF
Wales.
-Eueeni. has the smallest waist q! Euro.
r-.n Gro Sn.d heads. We took thsig nleas-
urs2
--nld Nancy weles has not med The
Snress. That society is 100 sije awake for
lsr.
The Nj ken has heen II in P,ris, hu,
ha. ret overed sptiieieEtIy 10 1sgn marrying
..ysin
FL. Vaughn Earring ARGUES, in LiTpia-
con', MnonShe. That smoking IS q good thing.
.Rsh Tor Grant.
q lex Pesn-rey savs il took Slnn COO to
NV rns W-strrn delegates from, Pendieton.
The Wi.con-.inners got most Oft.
John Stanrs Mil-riIl s;d pwer-is in
demand BY six ladies'. who have contributed
ESQ each 10 secure his reelection.
-IfHugo wants rul i-c,s for new 'Misera.
bic. = let him take Prndlelon. Johnson,
Cts.e and, after the election, take Seymour
aid Blair.
Howell Cohh stole the Treasury poor g,
the outbreak Of the rebellion And Of course
indor.ea The Democratic candidates.
Frank Blair eays ..ihe contest befnre ne
Il for the restoration Of enr race That i
ot course, the race Of the Blairs. Heaven
forbid
-l.oppfellow, f.,llouing Grants example
declines 70 make speeches. The World will,
OF course have it that be doesn't know any
thing.
Parton, having solved The question
whether or no. the coming Man wilt Drink.
i r. quested tr inform us whether the com
ing man will Eat?
Ds. RicHARpsuS. Of ~Springport, New
York, made ~, interesting experiment at thu
Medical convention recently held in hoches
ter. In investigating the Causes and nature
experiment He took piece of fresh beet
and put i, under pt,re water, where he LEI i,
remain seventy hours. by his time The
mea, had begun to decomrose. and was lar
from b.inp sgree.bleei either 10 taste or smell
The doctor then took single drop Of water
end * mined 1t under the microscope, H.
discovered in it numerous minute ANIMALS
all in a lively state lie estimated that .
cubic inch Of the water contained over
tw MY thousand Of these beings.
rht doctor ri this stage. deliberately swal
i w-d four ounces of The w,ter. and soon al
teTwa,d pened vein in his arm In thr
blood Thai i-sn.d forth hr di-coved number
IL living organisms precisely similar 10 those
in The water he drank his statement w.s
made beft,re the convention. and II II filled
to conceive The audi, ors Of expenditures o.,
the doctors pnrl. il must MT nil W t4 have
satis lied them OF his devotion To science
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30

I ,HO1CE PorAToEs-Ps. . oo.. .u~
~ 10AoshAae ooA~0 AAsANA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27

The Temple was erected without
the sound Of any instrument Of iron,
the stones and timbers having pre-.
viously been fitted for their respec.
tive places with exact nicely. So
in a Lodge of Masons-no harsh VI
discordant sounds should ever be
heard. Unity of sentiment and feel
ing should prevent every hard word.
and brotherly love Aow like the wat
ers Of life.from heart to heat.
When Solomon had completed oil
this in twenty years time, because
Hiram, King Of Tyre. had contrib
uted . great deal Of gold and more
silver to these buildings. as also &C.
dar weed and fir wood, be also re-
warded Hiram with rich presents;
corn he sent him, also, year BY year,
and wine and oil, which were the
principal things he stood in need Of,
because be Inhabited an island, -
We have already said. And besides
thess-hs granted him certain cities
q Galilee, twenty in number, that
lay not far from Tyre.-JosEPnus.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27

Ohio Sentinel
The best Masonic paper published
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
The seyen wondc I'd.

Ia the ritualism Of Masonry ref.
erence is sometimes made to the
'sSevcn wonders Of the World. =
Not unfrequently have W heard
the question asked BY young Ma.
sons, to what the allusion refers.
We append them in the order given
as to priority Of completion.
LIST. The Pyramids of Egypt
completed 1882 years B. G.
End The Mausoleum built 1t
Halicarna esus. in Asia Minor, for
the final resting place Of Mausolus.
King ofCaria. .s
Bird. The Temple Of Diana which
occupied 900 years in its construc.
ton. and which was destroyed about
the time Of the birth of Alexander
the Great, BY Orostratus that his
name might not perish.
4th. The walls and gardens
ovcrhaEging the city Of Babylon !
9th. The enormous hrazcn i'm
age Of Apollo, at Rhodes, common
ly called the COLOSSUS of Rhodes.
9th. The Statue of Jupiter
Olympus, which was made Of ivory
and gold, by Phidias. and measured
thirty nine feet in hight.
7th. The Light house built by
Ptolcmy Philadelphusat the entrance
of the harbor of Alexandra, on the
Mediterranean Sea.
Thus have we briefly enumerated
the 7'Scvcn wonders of the World. I"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
Howard County School.
ALBION, Feb. 25th, 1868.

ALBION, ceD. ZCtn, 1000.
Ashley s district; Miss Mary Ash
ley. teacher; 80 scholars.
School opened by reading Scrip.
ture, and singing the Lords Prayer.
Recitations in reading, practical
arithmetic and history good, in &C.
,g.aphy fair. and good; in grammar
fair, and very good, in spelling poor
and very good. Exercise in writing
fair. The FIRST class in Practical
Arithmetic solved problems on page
8l8, uhderstandingly. Present
were two boys, twins; also two
pretty little girls. twins. Are there
any more twins in Albion?
Feb. q. Doud's district; Miss
Clarinda Phillips. teacher; Is schol.
ars, Is present.
This school is taught in a small
log house, liz Z 12). Judging
from what saw during my short
stay. both teacher and scholars are
doing we'll. Scholars studi:us and
orderly.
Afternoon. Phillips district,
John Nichols teacher; Is scholars,
l0@present.
kecitations fair and good. Some
of the scholars studied as though
they were studying by the menth,
for asneighbor. instead Of for their
own good. A little more thorough
ness, and energy would do this school
no hsrm. Order was good.
Feb. 2sth. Nichols district, Mr..
Jamcs. Nichols, teacher; Is schol-
ars; 10 present.
Master Barnes was solving prob
lens on the last page Of Rays
Mental Arithmetic second book.
Found this quiet school the dis
ciplinc being very good. The child
rem (asin some Of the other schools }
loving the teacher, and yet respect
ing his authority; an exhibition Of
that principle, which must elsewhere
underlie, and be the basis Of all
true governments. from national
down through every grade, aud con-
dition to that Of tho family. Rec
! stations good. and very good. Or
der good. and room neat.
OAK DALs, March 3, 1868.
Howc's District; Miss Jane Cray.
teacher. 26 scholars; II present.
Several Of the scholars were moro
than an hour tardy. REGULATIONS in
reading fair, in geography and
!. arithuctic good. Order good, and
! the room neat.
CUSTER March 4th 1863.
H. w. Partch, teacher; 46 schol.
ars; Al present.
School opened by singing, and
reading : portion Of scripture. Four
good lamps have been suspended in
this school room. Rscitations poor,
fair. good. and very good. Some
Of the small scholars were not un
der very good control, and the ODE
dience rendered, did not last but
very little time. Suggestions Q
improvement, made by the Sub-di
rector and Superintendent, wer'
kindly received BY teacher an
scholars Miss Edmunds Was Mr.
P.'s assistant teacher. The mos
Of the large scholars were orderly
and studious.
nAuAAr ruAnRRl
Sec Sect. 7, chspter !. also. sec
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27

TuuNDER.-Stopping at a village
inn, there came 4 thunder storm aud
Captain Hall, surprised that new
country should have reached such a
perfection in these mcteorologic
manufactures, said to . bystander,
"Why you have very heavy thunder
here" well, yes" replied the
man, 1--WE Du, considering the mum.
Der of inhabitants"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27

A modern Amazon, on her way
to a woman's rights convention,
asked for a seat in a crowded car.
An old gentleman with keen eyes
inquired:
'sBc you one of the woman right
ers?"
II be, answered the undauntcd
heroine. hEt
"Do you believe that = woman
has the same rights as q mani"
II dol" COMPATIBILITY.
. "Well, then, stand up and enjoy
them like . man."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27

The most comprehensive and Catho-
lie Of publicstioa-an excellent family
paper, from whish everything objection
aba 10 excluded.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
90 .na o. school Law az Tova.

% and 81, School Laws Of Iowa.
The power of The Board to '.hx
the site" for = school house carries
With it = power to re-locate that
rite, and the exercise Of this power
is : proper aud necessary adjunct Of
the cower to make alterations in
the boundaries Of sub districts.
The Supreme Court of Iowa, in
the case Of Vance vs. tho District
township Of Wilton, At term for De.
cember, 1867, in which it was held
that the power to remove : school
house 10 vested in the Board Of Di.
rectors. The opinion Of the Court
was given by Chief Justice Lowe.
T. w. LEE, Co. Supt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27

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This WEEKLY embraces sixteen pages
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BRICK !!

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NOTICES.
From the Prote slant ~Ck urck man.

Among our exchanges few are more
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Editor Rev. Dr.. McMurdy, . clergyman
isa thorough scholar an experienced
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craft, but Of all civil aud religious soci.
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Tho best established Masonic journal
in the U. 5. M@
Pennsylvania Sentinel.
Very handsome journal of high litera.
~ character.
Eastern Journal Md.
Tho best Masonic publication IN
America-this 10 saying great deal
yet not too much.
Erpounder Mich.
Every page shows the skill Of the
workmen who devote time to ito CLASH
cal and learned pages.
Westers Home Journal, Kansas
The acknowledged Masonic paper Of
tho country.
Ohio Sentinel
The best Masonic paper published
1 Union Sentinel Kansas.
Although emphat;cally Q masonic jour.
nal, yet the studying and thoughtful
seeker after knowledge who 10 not 9
freemascn, will ind in it much to pro6i
and Interest.
/ Nsy Jersey Rsvies0.
The most comprehensive and Catho
Lie OF publication excellent family
paper, from whish everything objection
abb 10 excluded.
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