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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

A MACHINE for writing spoken words
has been Invented by M. II. Huppinger.
The Recue Industrselte describes the ma
chine as being about the size of the hand.
1t is put in connection with the vocal or
gans, the instrument recording their move
ments upon moving band Of paper in dots
and dashes. The person to whom the IN
strument is attached simply repeats the
words of the speaker after him inaudibly'
This lip language is then faithfully writ
ten out.-Neao York Herald.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

Gov. JNo. GILL SHoRTER.-"Your SIM.
MONS LIVER REGULATOR has been in
use in my family for some time, and am
persuaded it is a valuable addition to the
medical science"
at has proved good and eficacious med.
icine."-C. A. Mating.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

TooTHAcHE proceeds from ague in the
deeayed tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly
with the finger, wet with Jotnson's Anodyne
Lininacnt, heat the face well, and lap fan
mel wet with the liniment on the face; also
put a little Of the liniment into the cavity Of
the tooth on cotton.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

HERE is an extract from letter written
TO AeIaovs by'a MSntg0mefy tAla) girl:
" For your sake, darling, have quit
using ehewing-gum; would you have quit
gum for met l would not have quitIgum
for any other person in the whole worldys,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

II
hest furniture and fxs have goodiy
quantity of thislsubstance in the undis-
solved state fastened inside them when
made Russian leather, cedar bark, or
boughs, tobacco leaves, and even red per
ner are said to prevent the moths from
laying eggs. It WILDE well, then, to
Mace these in exposed situations Manu-
facturers of carriages wash the weelen
Innings of their carriages with q weak <
solution of corrosive sublimate, which is
very sure destruction to all insects. Vet
DR. Kedzie tells me it is unsafe to use 1t.
Every careful housekeeper will carefully
examine her carpets and furniture each
fall and spring, brush out all the creases'
give all good airing, and If there is any
trace of these evil-doers will practice the
above remedies.-Pref. AZ. Cook, M'cs-
sgan Agricultural College.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

A SENIOR thus describes his unsuccess-
full attempt to gain the attention Of a
young lady: az wanted to see herever SO
much. but some old fellow rushed in
ahead, and there I was eliminated by sub
rtiiI1tinr, 49, - =
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

THE system frequently gets out of order
and should be at once regulated, else other
troubles will ensue; when physic is needed
take Parsons Purgotiue Pills: they are safe,
wholesome and natural medicine.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

For midsummer use, the pretty linen
lawns are the sweetest and coolest. They
are found in imported stripes, cross-bars
and large plaids, to suit all tastes. -.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

"a HyasDnED MILLION bushejssf oyster
shells lie heaped on the banks of the
Dsmaxisotta River, Me-, and t no oys-r
teIs hive lived in those waters within the
memory Of man,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

ALLhotels and pickle houses use Prussing's
White Wine Vinegar. Ask your grocers for it.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

The replies were correct in every in.
stance and the doctor at once fastened to
bind up Muller's eyes, in order to protect
them from the light. The coverings will
be removed gradually, so that the optic
may be accustomed to the light by de-
grees, and the physician states that the
fortunate sailor will be able to pilot him
self around without the aid of spectacles
IN three or four weeks.St. Louis Globe
Democrat, Wine H. E<sss. 'ss-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01
Dr !. Walkers California Yin

DR.. j. Walkers California Vim,
egar Bitters arc n purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma.
tive herbs found on the lower ranges .,
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Calior.
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the LISA
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of tbe
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR Bit.
TERs?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re.
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and life giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and Invigorator
Of the system. Never before in tho
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BlTTERs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are q gentle Purgatire as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
The Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR Buffers are Aperient Dlaphorehc
Carmipatiye. Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic
Sedative, Counter. I.ritant, Sudorifc, Altera
tive. aud Ant: Bilious. ..
a.. III. wcDoSALD ~ CO..
druggists and Gen. Agts san Francisco. California
and cor of Washington and Charlton ST.. y,
Sold by all Iruggists md Dealers.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

bk 6lA per day nome. Terms FreD Address
| DO DZV GEO. SrINsoN & Co., Portland, Maine.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

eofct4l4eits - AauSns ~ vShe4eVA 4haoison uhu
other Fathers Of the Republic. ] .
q A strict adherence to the construction of the
Constitution IN all measures lipvolying constitu
tional powers.2 B2'stt8 E3i hlt
within its sphere and the reservation Of the Iocs
authority q the C1nstitation as opposed to w.
Government = , - :
AssSss or he
bling and Organization Of State Legislatures, ex-
fsp, IN 'he manner clearly de'ea IN the o0ns''n
q Honesty IN the administrator q public offices
A s. Aiosicas to be held s I rigid aecoansbility
TOT ~ ;hsr Of the public funds Or aof the prosu
3 Reservation Of ali he legal rights ofevefy cit
of he pSbi Hc an. for the benes
Of actual settlers, and opposition to any further
8. Restoration Of the TFssidentia salary to SIS,
CO., No third term :,
payment j. sdo q IL sss can BE- done without f
injury to the business Interests q the country and
for business purposes; oppossiion to the present
ta gaasans impcrts that will produce the
largest snsan.sf VI d the smallest nal Is,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

the WEEKLY SUN u Rsss' ts e nrG nS. eG 70
New Years, postpaid, soc. Address THE SUN, N. Y.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-07-01

/ DIES. Toilet bouquet for the COMPLEXION
bfN sample FREE. Palmer, Albers 81 Co., st. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08

LITTLE American girl (orDhan). about
"A 10 ye,rs oh wants sItuAroN ne gsar' 's:
ana .sff.I q sdlFr' ~
PROT. .risT lOHE br.. 49, .tt re 1''. .pL~aL
NUMBER of good >EREAN - vent II
- UAu0aa-Go4 e.s,' L--.-. 80. ~ or -
g,u-,r- German gfs sa Is.I l1.la' .-.a "A
,,-r Ne $40. d 10 a. " ~
a. ~. . - .y lie PROTESTANT HO4. b.. SAL,
I3S Gn-ase above lpih-st
.IT PAP0IFS wanting competent servants,
q .~, -, ..r,.rt. saal.g g,sl H4IDA4lDaH W. - go a
al I'M -y, yTIFJIR co.. .t. tl tdAf hNUril -
49, -..6 I.s s,o.er I.rl.a Grrrar. ,rele. iss
,esnstrts.rs cham rrn.ft.. aas
-. al Genera r1rt.r- A. EAlNohI. Pugf.ter 1T
Fslrl..gc.. leaT lEostr-. DO ri-s.
.b.st EAST ASSIST" one flight up,. buck.
- 4 Toe Lrs. ID. rs D.. COOK. .t.st . - .. .ll
10 ossr A. CHAMBERLAIN 49, wAit-Lss 10 l1'as
t,a.Ir. good ~ reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
Eelu OauIco-- Malc5.

CTENOGRAPHER-lfh having excellent qual-
> rratoss can pet4suert Pc AZ @ gyms ir-os
sudsi larr expected q. l.. s4S kraaNay
VVANTED-A practical LEAD GLALl-E' 70
aci foreman lead glirng shoa AIRES a. D. g. ''
Bosos MA,s stating SALARY. terms, frt'n'.' d..
zvANYFD-A smart. intelligent young man
h sr-..r IN .hf active business To tnr Dbl fal ~r
~, .r - o h cty ul be- piA aTr nu'd''e" Vo
cio,ias stamp io rph i.'' ~ 49,
VgvANTFD-An AGENT 10 solicit adyr-
w usag n CHI, CIV (urw ED eroias,e ro' in' a. = o..
-. ~. ,h.uce Tor 30 layA A4-Ts se It4eieS'~
n a. JAARa H. l. 2. u boa SSo@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
do HhoIH II map GOnIeru
fcsa! Notifies.

MARINE Court Of the CITY OF NEW
W YoRk-gEANs " wL1i5sI Az ALa1 49,, q
Fone' DEN oos eos. eo' ery-l 70 zee - 80 -
I-,ol er re- % as loh l5J p Dr''-Ss "A y 's
U,y tisl, ID sac - an = s',, ~ X e. 49, ssscst, ~
soni,, o.. me - e. o. ~. :5sHon o. you sG
u,re Of vOa al - sH4ve he sla con
sp.s sa., yo ir q. s1s Q, so sssaroe aosr'
D. 80. -. - , ne :" y D ~ 5.e iS Is7s
o.. ''''' % ''' -''''- siaoS sTAsyB P,aesF A:sp.y
q I,wGwN o. Waist, \. 7. civ.
|N~EW- YORK SUPREME COCRT.-FRAN-
y CTS " Al.-lAAs ~ A--1 tAD.S - IiA. NJ F.an
Zen 5.e.- rev s4ssaea a.. r,lf 4 10 .ssr.r H.
-ri.atil s aor. rr sopy ac-eF.a serves
az eve COW yong aas1ef 70 tls ~. en- @ o. 'oe 20
1.y 'hs ''T o. &c o. ise o.. Of .s 'ee .se
o. YOU A GO .nsseI We e'g-.lE, ~'.Al ,e l'' 20. %
.s.go t.a'-a- o. -s.-fs --. ~ 't'r- AZ, .oi'
1,an end s7reI o- Vss-e' &c es'' ' SEA
D.'sa D,osu5ei lI.s Ia .--r,,-,. .-.-
ne aoe.'' ne 'So c. f ,. sr ~. ,.. d. he .
a-s :,yeatyeS- siNoS s-IByf P.,sa-< ansrae7.
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY Of
y sEN iOHa. -fn. a.. cOeihf against Join SLArOH,
s.,aer 'e -1l-- - arao yle. s - ed z the .hs o.
90. ~. ~ l. homes. on YOU 4e.,s ~ As "a, Of -ues
e'-vo- ,- f,ou i g. sasser 's v sh ,As time
s,,re.. .p.r Co-t .o1 80 re-
Ed .ela.ulo. H. ,4e ,.-l --.-Dst-. Boz. : is75
ROBERT Go-L-r. r.. a.' ar Ptt
The complain &C. ,ssrs ,raa,' aeoa 80 si me aaoe
- tbs era t,y q hev lrk 1h isv 81
I.na,-v 1870 GOBLET. F..B's A..J
- I.s6TG
C,UPRENF COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
L : gu t .t-.BRE -t.I = g.
MHIE Pa.aaf ag,ia.s JOAQUIN PAiLnDo asd Ft+S,l.Co
EiOSIA Defer4a't---,nrons 'o -o''' .ri-' ,- ''le
frou 40 i,f-- shove -au l" leDy -orA
ed lud n lis &C. ah NA Hi
r. es N t.r q ~ Corn sr he ~ sus
not al New Yorz q a. "
-lrr suswer 81 suhotr 20 ht exec ~
6isl.ts .. t.s o. -1u
of fortf u 'o are sn- iw ar crl vs.. H e.
30 ff te Jly tlyaEsnf eat HlHrl .D.
Is 3D.. ie DcLosrf
10 1874 DAVIES WH.TEHEAJ. rl--a.1. t..esr~vs
T- o--,.,,-t IN f4e above fled r Pee k
q IL sumo 10 Court Coantr = hevi f' al Do i -o-ss
. s. Cfs af seuI sfl TIE ll1ee4l- 80 o. oa---r
glo .Aa,"A
I'VE CITY COURT OF RO0KLlE:-Ihe
rC 81 LIFE Ia --AAtE toAL,l 81 -'l' ,g,yi.A
PsiBuHs aAkY B. HAiBs sna EI"iH T. "a - asf
..fsol ANDREW MCFARLAND ard MAkl hCFAiLAAD LIS vie
DAAvY " GURSEI AAd Saith RYDER Daeua'ne o-n-,A' o
Teef t. ne oefersants stove lAe. ' as
sC1sul4rt tr s b. "i
Of ihs 't ~ br''Eu
-o1Hu Of kngs sld 70 sr's o0pJ q ou sn'-" !" 20 -
ohoe, hes 80 AiA ~ So -
is CIV o. Brorr within afef c -efToe - ,l a
Of such beTc7 enc 'oa 4A "
ilsveI complaint srhh tee sTtial e y-I-t "a
IN COur sr re ti -tH@o- M we '
lG-.L-D6ed BfogElFn, December TO- lrlA 80.
Il G. -. J. MURPHY. AttorneU iOT Plaintiffs
To he defendant HAEyY GURSEI The Jams il t-t eve
has onee u the CTf Of the CRY ou
bToOAiyI. tie Ct-if Court house be . % hfp'Al h.s
t0uHty ststs Of kes ior l1l day o. Deoe3f 20
AZ l.sssA &C. g. AVRFtif. AsssasFs zoe Pisisaa~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
Waitrassa5.

COMPETENT WAITRESS, with the best
"A o ference srles sutaoui b. Capable o.. thfS care II al
w. o,.aa .ss Understands lr -1. o. .n- "a YER
tg Ca IEa.e4 =. 81 U.-aye y-Hrg JO- als 30 a. La
TRENCH 81 READ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
AmuseMeHis.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
NJ T. LAST l. 81 wgiK oy rHa opERi sEssjS
NOTABLE wEESaL%G Isygairs %osNS AND AZ Ss
0. MONDAY RvsSie 81 vi .. Dr..s:oa Aus-r. 'A..ias
spen. FRA DiAyOLO
f''' a"' s As' cLiai Iorisr Syit6Ss
Hc86I ',I HOWARD ssa WV cis Ls IA =. "a,
No OPERA oS IU-DAi tyEsi, ~ - iss HOUSE, VIII 10
An ezra g'.4 Aati.e w1A ,Ai 81 -'eo'A o. "ii's''
o. wEDyggDAr EVENING Po 10 he sysni Of ne op.r.s.
American s..: Of Bssy. Z .ut t,.i,.,..i. "a.
ESGLIsH CfEha t6NPASY rao vii v. Is u. Dr., Esg.h 80.
te,e,tioa opan sa se -a's he pa $50 aea' "a ~. -
tie .-d ''"' sI - - e s;''fsTi s' Snffocq
ID, 9 BE- IAL'sAAN - BE- eI'oroi o1i, o. W'l., "a
H. COMPANY VI p6srz ENAS Bfo4,a THURSDAY s'sS-
IL 7O Bfors,r ID. ieadaz
d IKOFLL GlROFLA AZ tn Park Theater.
BvgRY EVENING AND MATINEE SATURDAY.
'nr long careful pr-or,n sIp-.o 80
EcLPsISG sPLzyDoE or NnB ~ SCENE
L-eoeqs er'wHss triumph 'na The q 60 eHs Rsropes.
iuuolue,s .., rsao-scs tonan-aa RIM a.sA,'
MILE. CORALTF; GFOFFROY.
from re Fses Dun'aq1e Pr' "a is RrA Tsaiers II COR.
s. Pes'bur VINO Ig,g'i 70 ,c,'s NE ssas Nes Toe
Rv in M;. y6iTs II - v4LfiA. .aa "A,
LAIkE will also aspesr nvo1te a.iue~FA
OPRRATIC CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
LED 5yNr. c. p vAS GEAL
Ar; = Jsr1n ,nd PAs Bs.sro..........Bv MATT MORGAN
, sae1ia tho Ps.ais BoerO-...By RICHARD AABsIOs
Another Paai. Boro....BY " vORGTILS
etDesY morpol,
3 parDoser
Orser II 0eeck turt.in a :
SEATS CAN BIZ SECURED TIN DAYS ~ ADVANCB
GTEINWAY HALL.
- JUBILEE SINGERS.
TUESDAY EVENING Feb. o.
THEIR LAST CONCERT
Sev-Tort before going Ph .ldelpAE Wash7yt,a.
Admission 80 oe5s Rs.erv : TcEss safe
Box OHso ist tss Rooms A.. &. A.. 50 ReadesL
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si.Ili.cns Uanieo--M ales

SuIif,Eus Eluifo-- fuaIes
OoOAS'
COOD COOK 0i0b+-coIorad rnanl-FuIIv
y 20 lL. ,fts eHtr, line e.iir ho,e
bsErrirg fou.e 10 private - -s thorough w H . 'e l ,<
sgosn am las - o. re- re' al be 'eeA a. We F@Oi
T. AL NUM- D14'A--H 400 '.-'''''
Waters.
VOTING German wants a situation as
- w 'I"''''t ''''i'' -, - g"
go - ,,.. IN YER enc, 7pe1-oro1as cav -fe-eae Tom
-. -. 49,, me-. ~.
AZ s'p''ef' A11''a y" d. i-'l'' OP'" OA' - : 's
y--,7-S---- 4 ~ --,I -.----- i
\ 49, = = @ M ~ % ,Hr,, @
= .'i'-s' -. ~. a. - Erg'.b
~ "' 70 - ,, tis puorr-,rt IN HDlH ~ .EA- IA
Pc - -, =, '- ~
l.--.Ie, -,s', 20 -
WAITER and I'SIFI' "A Swiss PROTEST.
- -. ,,. - a -v,te emil, - .v ar .orot,v.
tborousay sEpeneaeei All ns 60 mac a uea Appv At
ODE-L 5'4', AH-n, T. -v' ,'f 'tI-a c3--I oI oI---
AFTER and I'~fEI'i |. MANA cOIOrrd
w - M te ,.tu n-v.. family. yuler.tsv,
Ei suIass horoaihr AZ willing 20 w. no 4 a'e'g saa ~ IN
ne best refrc Apply al Obbo AHIOI 4Oo " 81 Jam
S., csIzef .! SI'a-"-T
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SCClTcs DGrHs

EQUITABLE SAVINGS IESTITCTI0N,
-
tss SD west tie
C-F' 0 81 .
JOIN D. lTT Presidert
GEoReR c. w,los soC-esr7.
Irving Savings Institution,
No. 90 vAEEEN-sT.. N.T-vo:E.
TX Pa car LATEG2sr aaosoe ~ 81 siee ,o.,..
lSTELsr -st Of Ja-arr 81 -I az Oc:oSe
BAL Ij q EL b
WALTEI. ". CO<CNL-$. PRESIDENT
vASDE.b.LT 49, BUXTOE. s,se4>r9.
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5i.uGtlors Bduico--temc.cs


-~---~--
looks
aof ba.as .. ea'.s aos a,A game oou.ry
- N st s- IL - sa exec .rt tl.r ell. pastry COX "a.
~ o,l .y families Ciat CARPENTERS I5s ", II.a.s-
sta-aye
COOK and LITTDKESS-B ~ Cycrllent
y Nom Of I-o.she rr 'r.'A' ,'aa "o1- '' I o. s
ss5 Sc, VA s' a '''' ' 80 ''-' 90 - ''''' y
VOOK. WASH. and IRON. or HOUStWORK.
- "A ,IenA1 T, 5. o! E,' e 20 70 e. e.'
Apply a. ODELLs GbRAAn 81 90 ~ " 80 corner
y - 80 , ~ - ,5oI7- zl5,,7 a
y. - ~ f-', X ~. A-NI -. \
= % \, ,o-,. or,. CIV r,sr,aoe ros ~ Isl ice IL.
qaro IA the GINS ..ofo,
sDsID EAST 4JTU-~T., between , and BIZ
&sD~S s7e,- 81 i..,..s 60. K expert
ree,eaeo,
3X EAST 81 l., near lst-aye -. a.l re-
''.1l' ii son - 'o' ~, me 1 !, MO. -
'oaA - 4 .
crTTATTOV wanted 70 do HOVSTWORK
a by s - 1919 saors t es ca w.. aaTs ,e .S,
s vass- A-2l q, 81 .-- 80, 5.,5 ~. az
COOS, WAaIlLE' 49, . I1o ~ n r. -. I,-
bt md b e- soups g. ,s5 90 excellent aari-e,s
ST., oora.- Il Bro.d~ar
COOK WASH and TRON-Bv q respectable
bread bc0 pastries &c f. lest s're 'o soo Tnihs ad
loasr 10 e1igc,.gA % re as -. All
a. CAal'sN lHH >, 30 w., --.-' -
TTOTS FWORk-lBV a Swedish girl, speaking
kprtb. /, zoe! COOK washer hsEd
sHvnsi . n.a' "ias ~. a5,f'a ' '''l' al 81 NO. 'o
o.D..,s. o'e -
FOL .SEWORh-BY young girl can 90
b,s.-,t We. ,DI eeailv. no rarers OF a good.
a. r,,t-e.s In nv or COUNTRY Eh good references Inquire
% ~. pofEsfAST AOM4 BUgEAU 81. I3s GlA.Te above
iOrs.
H0TSTW0RK- \ respectable widow
! -onsH - ~ vr'rs ar- ~lo .ent and NJ .
drrn kc. rilIH COOK, WASHER ana lhoNhh
s.,e s .t 70 's @ 65 Apply Al oDELLs AGENCY
100 We, 3ita.t.. Of BrosdEay
N-O - ON AVE German Uirls wants a
y TrL15a As COOK WAeaaa an lAoS6A
Z 1 - W 70 -. - -. -. Ia. -.
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,T,HE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and

GENITAL hAILkOAD COhPAHf
Short rorc Ds1yyE Barshso lsAp, a. rlo4oslo
Lave lIuHter's q. n --BA lou Fa7 IVA
ul.crs Plt g 30 1Fatchue NAL ualh VIE PAIst
cara attached
cave Hunters point 300 p. m-plt~ho-u- vsT train
Lave Pom 80 fatcboEue express GA VIA per
10
Lev. fiIg'e-s PoInt 800 p. r-Isip way train
Ir rs-a1rs bills s1d small umtf4bcs Also oi IAai 70
Az nom Fsrung.e Crrt4 -al4. hle Prt Hns!Ae az ots
tf,r- rrto.s New for loot Of Jain- Do Last RIVER 50
ANIME ana foot Of ouas Es River 10 minutes pfe'ion -
e cefarr- o. trals from Hunter fouL eAe ~I an bFgAf1
a I.foe, I1 and url-sL Offices huhlav aas leave
er- PHti Greet N.- Itu.ato- Gafogl t.T, f-tofhe
49, ~ out a. 8. 80 a. alf 400 p. f.r Flushing Cot
-. poot Vyasaoue al IutfTn.4ts stations a. 10 IOuu
nj W n asa I.3o x1S S.vo oso0 n " sAAEoh s~os
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0''~ VI '''' siAOs sTkH5B P,utsg AtSrsy.
q. - y Y 4 y
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I ACE-WORK-An expert lace hand for
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08

HID WEST -ST.-Operator wishes a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08

CEANSTRESS AND CHANBERMAlD-By
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-23

tages Of this practice, l would say that the
teacher is thus compelled TO form an intimate
acquaintance with his patrons, aud to learn
the peeuliarities and wants of each family.
He may thus gain influence and power in the
management Of his school, by securing the
confidence and cooperation Of his pupils and
their parents. Still all these social advantages
will be gained, without the evil contemplated,
BY visiting these families at their homes, as
the teachers should always do
No one more needs the convenienoes and
comforts Of home than the laborious and
care.worn instructress Of our children. She
needs it for rest and comfort while she can
be released from the excitement aud toll Of
the school-room. She needs II that she may
have time and opportunity to prepare her
self for her important school duties. Aud
she needs it in common with all other civil
lied human beings as "there is no place
like home" even though il be substituted and
temporary.
What should we think Of the church that
should require their pastor to board among
his Pensioners that should compel him to
feel that he has among his people "no abid'
ing place." but must go with bis wife and
children from house to house TO get his daily
bread How much time would such min
lister have to prepare himself for his pulpit
services ? Indeed, how greatly would his use.
fulness be abridged by such foolish effort
on the part of his parish to economic
And suppose the village doctor was re
quired to board among his patients? Such
an idea would be ridiculed as preposterous
but why more unreasonable to require
the minister and doctor to board in twenty
different families every three months than tC
require the schoolmaster and schoolmstres
to do the same.
The teacher needs and should have pleas
ant and permanent home, aud wise policy
and true economy will always provide sucl
a home. PABENs.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-23
Parents Relations to Schools. No, II.

In view of the increased value OF skilled
labor, the well qualified teacher should receive
more pay than the common day labOrer' or
the illiterate household drudge. And yet in
times past, this principle has not been rccog'
nized and our public school teachers have
been 50 poorly paid, that the better class
have, in many instances, sought other and
more lucrative emplOyments. 1t is hoped
that wiser Oounsels will prevail, and that
parents everywhere will see not only the pro-
priety, but the necessity of employing the
best teachers at their command, and paying
them literally for their services.
And teachers should have provided for
them permanent and pleasant home in the
district where they teach. will not deny
that there are some advantages in the old
practice of boarding the schOOl-mAster
"around." Iam aware that this habit is
much less common than years ago. Still it
prevails in rural districts to some extent,
and hence should have passing notice in
this connection. In speaking Of the adVan'