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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain IN the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Leucorrhoea, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla is combination of
vegetable --Stillingia Man
drake elbow Dock-with the IOdides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most etficacious medicine yet known
foI the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured, and while
it is so mild as to be harmless even
to children, 1t Is still so effectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose in it proves their
experience of its usefulness,
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stantly being received, and as many
OF these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence OF
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine
SO generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
40 no more than to assure the public
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED By
Dr.. J. c. AVER l. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Frostieas and Analysicai Chemists.
SOLD ey oh RHylaxSys EYERYwHRgE.
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Go to y Lewis for nice piece of Chick
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Don't fear the homes, miner
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tppdG n take ssrIrn at nEa
pa d r hh2n nhhy fJ@ next ensuing
d n
men 2p % %dy lining ST h
h ak w N ~ December will @ and oIeAdm
topaz Properly h day f December 1877 ~ ole due udub
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Those who would enjoy "A good show
should go see Bob Robinson the negro min
strel He is able to make Show himself
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Down! Down!

Sol Lew Is selling the best canned Oys-
tiers Tor 20 cents.
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SOMERSET PERRY Co. Oct. sth. 1877


Ed. PREss:-The following is the report
of the Shawnee Public Schools, for the
month beginning Sept. 10th and ending
Oct. 9th, 1877 Teachers.
s. A. Dean, Sup;. and teacher Of High
School, Albert Noon teacher OF Grammar
department.
D. r Elder intermediate,
Laura Babb.. b.................... .........A Primary,
Mary ID. Barrett. b Primary
Anna K. Barrett ...................C Primary,
Number of pupils enrolled. ....... .......3S5
Average daily attendance........... ..3O5
Gases of tardlDess Il
Cases of Corporal Punishment.
Pupils referred to Supt. for correction. %
Whole number of enumerated between
ages of 6 and 2l............"......... ........6l3
S. A. DEAN, Supt.
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Go to J. W. Hull's at Leviits old stand
for the best plow point mannfactured
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J. W. Hull deies competition in the
Hardware line. =.
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RAiES OF ADVERTISING.

Go to Sol Lewis for good plate of soop
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BEATTY "a y O

GRAND SCARE AND UPRIGHT.
From James +. Regan, iirm ot Regain y Carter, pub
fishers Daily aGd Weekly Tribune, Jefferson City
Mo, after receiving 4 500 Instrument, s1ys:
''Piano reached rs il. good condition ! am well
pleased with it, l. Is Ill YOU repTtSat II to be-
From T. K. BaIGrige. Remington Furnace. Pa
after receiving 4 500 piano.
hC Beatty" received 9Th inst. all O. X. and
comes fully ~ to your representation and exceeds
cur expectations While | don't profess 10 be
judge il the matter, Mrs B. does ard pronounces
it of very sweet tone: and is very mach Pleased
with it,
Rest inducements ever uffere}. Money refunded
upon return Of Piano and eht charges paid ly
me tDaniel 7. Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory
after tes; trial Of fiye dlys. Pianos warranted
for six wears, Agents wanted Send for catalogue.
Address,
DANIEL Z. BEATTY.
Wsghiugton, New Jersey, L. s A
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FRECKLES.
II ea daGsBRe.
3. s. WONDWARD. ". d.,

OFFICE H0U RS. !
From 5 to9 \. " ! TO > I
and 10 5 Psi.
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Ayers


For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, ,Ery-
sipelas, Rose or St. Ans
thony's Fire, Eruptions
and Eruptive diseases
OF the skin, Ulcerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
pies, Pustules, Boils,
Blotches, Tumors, Tet-
ter, Salt Rheum, Scald
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The Seaside Library .

Choice books longer Tor the few onlv. The
best standard novels within the reach Of every one
Books usually sold from 81 10 s. given nm
changed and unabrigetl) for 10 and 20 cents
/. East Lyme, BY Mrs. Henry Wood Double
=. John HHiyar. Gent, By Miss Mucock ... 20.
j. Jane Eyre, BY Charlotte Brontee. Double Nol 20c
J. 4 foatGR Hafsr Charles Reads new novel zoe
.. The P1acj-htdiss. Jules Yerne's latest ... IOc,
g.. Last Iays af PoApcii by Buwer... I0c,
T. .1dfh,- -Eeae, II George Eliot Double Mol zoe.
=. L5e l-anGrt .a9ho L. Mary Cecil Hay zoe
3. Cit Aiddiet0a's M0aeg by Mary Cecil Hay Inc
10 ltc u 'mas il bHite, by HllkicstloiIi,ls .l0c
T. Ihe ~ Or Ihe F}eSs, by George EIist 2G,.
T. L&f !ssFeaa &saatcr, by Anthony Trt.il,,T, 1a,.
- :. i'riItcess q ttile, by William Black. poe
y ~ DEAD Secrsf, BY Wilkie Coi!ins....... IGc
ID !soa'5td, ~ George Elliott. tDoubIe Nol aGc
lb lie HHgfiSh Il Ihe Ncyth {cIa asE ffeIs. ri;
~ In on= book. by Jules ! me -. ;0c
-. I5S't-. .,t5.: ,'E Mary Ceei ti.y...... Zee
Is. boft7rGs fiiS'2:H. by AGHcli,. g. edwards SOC
Is. ! lGlY.%a ieH9hstj3.s Ly Cha 2c:;:ia 1ol
20 Osi Est1ts@s# Saa.f D.: Charles Dickens 2gr
=. tort 1tgg, GF Charles Eeade - M.
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-; +"c u tife t-57fey- Is Mary Cecil Hay 3t,
FOR sue hs nj 6o9NseiieGa and Eewsdea.erS. or
sent postage prepaid, receipt OF price Nv
GEORGE MUNRO. PUtLIsIIrf,.
p o. Box 5651. 2i- %, and y yandewater st.. 4 y
August z.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GARVES Il MCCARTHY.

AT THE SIGN OF THE RED BOOT.
1 continue TO keep ON hand fun line Of Boots
l. and Shoes, Ladies' Misses and Children's ware,
wheh ! VIII sell at panic prices, Custom ware
Featly, quickly ana cheaply done.
teh'l1. GRAVES Il McCARTY
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The Natinal party will take possession of
reading tp. next spring.
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GOLD &. =. J J. !. J. !: J: ..:. 8: !:
81 "a 9A Great chance 70 make money.
kRk 8 get greenhackS, We need Il
HzEEs e e person in every town to take
EEEkE q { subscriptions Tor the largest
, 1877-06-08

Warrington CDrrespondtacs Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
Dominic d. uhtonc ID PayMaster In tho Navy.
Just before Secretary 1tolcson ret!rcd, 1atono
was stationed ut New Yoft. NnvinR mnde up his
uuuFto.ly accounts, quite bulky package, he con.
cluded not to rtak their trAnamisston by install.
mcnts, but packed the cnttre budget Of papers In
= tFAndy.box. It so happened that tho word
''I3randy," which was mnfked on tho lid Of tho
boz which once contained tho original fluid pack.
ages, was not aGaccd; aud, thus marked. thu hox
ysa n t. %
Secretary Ieobcson WAS directed to H. he accnn 10
nr' IL ss5 '9s 0n4 aa 'hppGa
Tho Secretary, addressing Ill dgniacI messenger,
..'taks that box Of brandy up TO ny honas md mt
It Ia tho wEns.eelfar." Atuao did ~ he WAS di.
tee,cd, and the box was consigned to li,o vanlls,
tho Navy Dopatttnent, be Ionnd that Ilato!nos ac-
counta were one quarter behind. Tho Depart.
mcnt indu'gc1 him for while, unt1or the hpifcf
ss s no w. was nar s a an1 not %s ay 70 sss
deumea bsst 10 adviss him Of bs 3e,tnaueucy, and
no was accordingly uotiGcd. In duo course Ut
@ aoas e ss sps o son M
bc9an q Wild search fot tho missing papers.
low, bat dtd not Ind them, Again tho Department
plcton that he had bccn engaged In aome .crookcd"
transactions and was rnrposcly Withholding thon:
auseen o eash for to ssne papors va
resnincd, hut tho hunt waa frullless. \ day or
two hgo ono Of tic officers said. "Natoinc, tn
wnat shape da ySs scsd .ho papess nstoi"s r..
was cine; Secretary Ilobrson was asked Il II
t. II. M ho,,.e through mislaxs. 10 thought not,
wa made and ia ssty listo wii'is Tho iaaatIsai
box 0f pnptfB war found
, 1877-06-08

that the charge OF Donah, Of the caneaslon, that
Proctor Knotcs fan1ous Daluth speech wns written
by Dnnan himself, II tfue. The tact has been =
matter Of common gossip hera ever since the
tpceeh was delivered. It VIA the ouly speech Of
ony consequence made by Knott during that Con.
press. II surprised hts friends as mueh ~ Il did
the country. II Immediately placed Knoit IN The
front rank Of American Congregational hnmnrlsts.
When b. was returned 70 tho Forty. fourth Con.
gscsr. after having been In reIremen during three
Congresses, he WAS c%erywhcrc spoken Of a. tho
great humnrist and orator from Kentucky, who
ranked With !he noted Mnl!ins. M. ;Lere wss no
o. Knott, during Tho FortJ.fon,th. Con.
Kte..; r.. rhs.s w1s .anu nG m,t,n r y
S r.! ct tha! gray mnsiashe Once the1e ns;" wasa
but Tho effort was d!emat failnre. The story Of
the authorship Of tho Dnuth egeeeh vas thcn sga!n
revived and Il safd that lJlAtnc had In hla desk
!he original drsts of the speech made by nonan tot
Knott, and thu csfdeneo % prove 1t. The report
that nonan wrote II has generally becn bclse1ed bv
1onenai'ats here for 4 long Time; Don.n was =
hats Tor sons slne before NJ became shs editor Of
tho Edarasian, and vas welt known 10 Proctor
Knott Just before rho Duluth speech was delivered.
, 1877-06-08
SECRETARY SHERMAN AND Bnis1oWisM.

SklHt Any SHERMAN AND BINS lOMlaRs
Special Correspondence n TIE Tsttnne.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Janc Al can hc faid, 10
The credit Of Secretary Sherman, that he hns given
much confederation 10 tho sDristow element"
which Vas 10 sevcsety peF.ecuted dur!ng tho 1ast
sir months Of the last AdmIn..raton. The letters
of one ". II. Moore. nf which several have been
eho~n the fact that, It Tteafury Official enfct-
tnfred good opinion Of Secretary BFletsw after
he left tho Treasury Department, It wa snouRh to
pccnre big dtebarge Or az Least place him In tho
hare 8ccn to tpy out tho urtataw men. In tha TIT
whIch he presented 70 ficn. Grant aceompanyinvthc
letter recently pub1tshod n THH TgnESE, there
were. among others, Inc following, nance: Co.
nant, Porter, l'.ker, F. :. Kimba'; Crio3 TtineIe.
were forced from the Department through the
Ter, Of Illinois. . most eshctent ofleer' who has
hcen continuously IN the Government service stnes
H. ae s hs WI md T9G "se ;sn;
hRent.. wRum Moore drove ont OF ihe Department
that he might secure tho place hImecif; MoAeA
Hale. one or tho mosi experienced Of The Custom,
ago. when stationed at Now tork, have. to great
extent, formed the basis Of tho present C1stomt
Iioute lnvcattRntion. II tho COMMITTEES lad been
moro cascfal 70 follow tho suggesttons ns this
pastmcnt, the resnts would hnvs been mura start.
linz ercn than They have been.
All of those officers Secretary Sherman has fcin'
stAted In the TfeaFury In sarioua cap1c!tios. Co.
pSnt sP%ssss syndl;te AtsH. as tonao9 d.
Service naker At the heat ofthe Lo1n' Division:
Lpton IL Chief Clerk Of the Ttcusnry Dcrartme mt;
Tsfnrlo succeeds Moore a. Chief Of speci! Agents
Bturtesaht y Cllef Of the Printing Division; and
Adams and Hale are rcatored to the spcclal-Agency
, 1877-06-08
THE ROCKFORD DISASTER.

RouuxlLk, ILL.,, Juho 8.-The subscriber bas
boon for tho past twenty year, constant reader of
your paper. And nothing stnes the War closed Gavs
Ms mors amusement than 10 sead ths evidence
given In the Rockford Court House calamity. with
slLls par&ics Nv, and The cau4e Of this terrible
blundes. l have been thlrty. three ,yesla In tho
building business, and hass worked on tho bsst
buildings In tho ststs. which IL wall known bf
t.ots ali the stone cutters IN Chicago, vol ~
Washington. rhllad=lplis, balt!u.ore, sud Agreas
inlspdcni. Nov, Nj. Editor, who e the seaponsl-
lis parties fos the Rockford dt4asls<, - well ~
othcf buildings In the stasu! l. As. UAyl u ths
contfaelofl Il iho Superintendent. arc tho plana
nnd tpcctncatlonsf are The brick lala In tho work
su4ponsiblei u ths mortar !esponsitsi ats tho ms.
sous or bstcksYefsi will snswes that the pastles
tendeut aud ona who wAs not competent 70 sts tho
work executed u Il should have been, II tue
, 1877-06-08

Yesterday noon tho residents OF the eastern por-
tion OF the city wsso surprised End not Mtic tot.
rdea At hrst, BY the appearance In tho heavens,
and apparcnsly hoycsing over thcIn, Of fury. hy'
ing serpent of Immense dimensions, It, head ap.
pearcd 4 luttd lame, while IL eyes rolled A. II
In search nf victims. fts oktons through The air.
% Il bsowed hero and lhsFe, wcro like tho contor-
lions OF hugo snake. This monster WAS subse.
9uently ateofiainod 70 be Chlnosc Kite. IL head
was read puncr, With eycs halt rod and half white,
which rolled a. the wind found IT. way through Tho
apprtuIes representing the sockota. Thia hsal+
kits was followed by Eighteen others. shout eight
cen inches apart made Of tinted papar, o6lonx In
shape, through tho centre Of which passed slender
siie, aud trimmed, with aru-rcd paper taaasls.
Similar tasses along the tall and pehdant from the
hsad xave the whole ayinz and derry Appearance
truly startling, o. .. ID - . ...
, 1877-06-08
TWO VIOLTNISTS.
rs YA. Fts

nAdinsk& II II raso's isyortto mua!cfan. To
says aomo yoara ago he was iu Chicago, and csllod
upon Ole DuIl. Tho great ,naa received him cor
daily, and said: ''Whcre IL that young ro1o who
used TO play In AEcyfckcr's Theatre. llis name,
believe, Was Eadinski." IT am tho man," naid
1taaln.ki Wis II rossihsor' said tho great Violin
1T. "Than play Tor mo-" Nadinski played for
him. ''Excellont. e1cc|icntT cried tho niacstro.
Sew plsy ta't y tayortG ), 'Go% .r an b. sst
s!ezcl iIs bow ~ Il Inspired, chnoked tho end Of
the violin unaer h,s chin, spit on his hands. md
pathos. Al he dnaho,, hc hcari soi,, and, iook.
Inc around, hs found the great tuau In tsars.
''lsattnski, shld he. In voice broken by ano.
igiv him up to you VII ID oil and forget that
e1afe vass 3 player. viii got scrr drunk"s .
how l,o can never got any one acquainted With him
to believe 1t.
, 1877-06-08
l,ARls1AN sy1rTICisars.

Trana.a,,d and Adapted 6v ths .Nx.o FORK World.
Examination In medicine, l'fofessor--'' Define
wAtcF." btutont, shoughtfully-" water is-a
'quia-nsotn! to wash In. tAster pauss.) Some
l>eople aro sasu IN drink IT,"
A sculptor was recently cAlled upon to eatre
bust at yoang gsl, snd favored his modal With
that long, calm scrutiny peculiar 10 artfa&s and
phyllcsans. THE girl naturally reddehs. "psay,
Do not bo annoyed" says tho sculptor. reaasuring.
y. "!t II not you that Am looking at but only
yopf nRurt."
Al the Assembly: An honorable member rises to
Speak wearing h11c waxen nose. Tho Speaker
'Tha honorable grutte,aun will tato on his taiss
noao and como to otdor." Tho Honorable Gentle.
man." Excuse nsp, Mr.. Speaker, but have oe.
ID &c q 20; ss:s sS.G BsSsss Il e
,Apropos ol the unexpected election Of literary
ftat 0f Tho sixth magnitude 70 the Academy, u.
L.soaye IL called upon T. sxpla!n hh yo.s: "tiow
y XIV ssts 'si !est s's :sa
s;aIu.t btu but hls works. aud thvy didn't amount
dry: o.; .e. tss Ssng sSst %; e. xtsnr M = vi.
xtis an, sai,d.sn III sess.s The ios,o., seiss
sae family physc!an-'.uIye hin, the sams treat
hsna and II there l. any change co!ns again"
a. hishx:ymsn surprise. N ola ssnts,man =.
o. sasaa ii. buckets Inside out ns anas te,y little
Snsy: sat :e. at.slo'nE sos s1s. that ~ y,s
!apiiefl i!s a5ae ~ -. q nJ.s,f. sisl.,m. tls
a.'n ~. ilo iscls tho bly, ard dnds ths: ~ z
sSssy psk tho 1S b. to I'll ps sasSs;s s
eaa Kcs tho old buflcs 10 Adupt ne."
iat aud KrcaAY citizen Ia about to build sum
e and falls nte tho bands Of an architect
ust ina. PACK from Roma, waeEs b. ~ been "ans.A.
, 1877-06-08
QITlIeS.

1rr1ySe
4 QoIrs'
Job lAecHs 70 havn oeeh Yellow or 'nhnite
tuMor
Tho pcdagogus 10 The only person that kceps
schonl th{p weathae,
H., ft...s vi r,.x n.,o .o,.,,. .,,.,.,- .-,,. r
sfs. Lie says hs Is no Czar.Dean. +' Cincinnati
Saturday Might.
IL those Dashi- -uazouka vorc amt In - cxt unn
TN dIso f7cctca C,o,.n. ,~,rfSn., ~. h, t.,s,,
t.rstn" n"rhnwrrs,n "oo'oh 'hey ~ no'r'o'u
es.o's"'".'a' 'r '.. ......-......-
, 1877-06-08

H1Fis ntstaich 10 Nt,o Jnrk Htrqh.
Tho nnthosittcs Of La A0ds pronounce dark col.
ora fashionable. but light shades arc most Ia favor
for outdoor wear. Tho dark shades most Infected
arc castor snl otter brown. dark chestnut. golden
brown. lanksan tnJIt'c g1cot noss. }nApnst ptsta.
shades are Ivory, allvofy groen. tso Or roac gray
and t'iseni. A 6n}toom neTeit{. called tho Mon.
grnnndwork Of Chambsry gnuzo striped with vol.
vat the polonAtae beAg worn rcry long. a. long ~
tho dFets, which Is shortened to tie repaired length
by Dat plalts toward tho hack,
, 1877-06-08
A 1XEN-wAIKENs
AHf<&rtf{6 landmark.

A Statewide eenlus hss Invented what b. terms
va garden. .ptcacrror. or hen. walkas." The ma
chine resembles somewhat Tho spur OF = rooster,
onty constdcrabiy larger. and u attached to =
chickens pedal extrcmitieiss single OF fosty.hrs
degrees toward the ground. When tho chicken,
with ttls instrument attached 70 fts legs, enters
tic garden and begins to scratch for seed, ~ tho
foot il put forw4r !n tho act u scratching tho In
stfumeat catches Ia tho ground And the fowl Ia In
vtAntly walked cut Of tho garden.
, 1877-06-08

arc charming; Il IL a hnildInp thst cn!ichca
the Landscape. In, taet,. there II hardly 4
fnult to be found with. II. except. that
tho stAirs aro s.ccp. and marrow, haIf the
rooms are dark, thoro u no communication be.
tween the kitchen aud dlnlnx.roon, rnre ny way Of
the pnrlor The psopefctnr cannnnt reptcss lnok
Of dtsnpnolntn,ent. ''H1cat MulIettl'' says tho
architect, scanning him from head 70 foot with
look of unutterahlc diedn!n, "why didn't you say
yon wanted TO lt1t In Nr'
, 1877-06-08
AN AWFEL 1lOG-TALK.
66sfp1 Tf9Necftpt.

The Other day there WA dog uptown whese
master had neglected 10 bur mukxla for him. and
sho dog was AFRAID he would b killed IN conss.
gucnco. IIn wna knowing but not over tcrupn.
Ions dor. lIe had heard somewhere that 'se!f.
prcst!vatton II the ofat law Of nAtuFO," and ho
Tent round among tbs doot. .atcps and s.o1o news.
papers; tAen he stood as corner and sold them TO
t.ols, and, whom he bsd c,ptuIod Enough. 10 dug
thrp1 up and went to tho atore and bought him /
mIxzu- i. b. This II ID lfne ~ many other dog
stories that a.o now bolnR printed.
, 1877-06-08

INT AFTER ali IL ssid, In my hnmbfe opinion The
next campaign vii BE- i hphi for men rather
than ncnsure.-fnr honest administration rather
than the greed Tor office. and In these particulars
VIC ara an handfcd- foid stronger than our OPP
tpn NH
, 1877-06-08

building was built with eggs Mr. Gay IA not fe"
tponH!b'c, The rartfet who appointed the buper-
tntcndenI ara the responsible parties.
WILLIAM n, BELL,
dcnenl Hnnerdntk ndent and EQlidef.
, 1877-06-08

PROCTOR kh01I'S DULUTH SPEECH.
4Ssetai Cesra4posd4Aes af TAs TrtA4nA
WAsalxsTon, D. C., 9aas A.-Thsss 40 good
u&ny eIeumstAnces which MAKE u seem probable
, 1877-06-08

1hFok4ATl0N WAITED -OF MISS FRANCES
/ kuDton. VI llosoksa, Nho Z % sapoe.sd " hsho
1s Rsssss s, T I'm I'll T.
IVA. NJ. See4nl.Ak. AYROkens HV1k0A County Nv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14


Wv VI '"' 'i's' Interesting Runway w
'e"",9e9 ''' u""o' ~" ~ N'ne''." - '"e i"-
'ercol'h'"' me between ths inl ma ana Ail'n-
"' provinces VI rue ''h'n'an 'onieuers'lo'''
'tl' "he stars from 'ue river pd hoIp' IN
'n"eso >. " W 'pe'' ""o'V T" 'SV'"ue''c' win
t"' "'""' ''""N nan" W ''"'"' 'ne hNe' 81
h'"'rnce lvr u" "'ios' tnel s'ilh's east
"'"N W wy mum" VI ''o 'Nc' "e7
"S""'"e III We" H""S"'V"' anu 'nc"'e
''""k 'n' Day VI '''u's W 'ne N'Ps-
H'-"'' Is 'n"e-' ,"'nue III u s"u'"e s'eI'
N''"'' e'o's''- Wv '.' "''''N"' i've ~" US
n""'n' I" hoho'o" Ut Nlo "e'u oi Tue nay oil
r"'"'' IL "les anu '"enoo "ounu 'he heao
""'eFs Vi 'ne nay VI 'huN l" "i'iaA' Ia.
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How Mrs. Logan WORKS.

Tho strongest ally that logan has is Mrs.
Logan. sac l. said To be MANAGING the entire
otmpnian Tor the Illinois Sen t,rshtp. No hide
cpmhinliions or rings are formed without her
knowledge. Her t'ct points out tho rignt
meinod OF reaching and irhuencing any hesita'-
~ u epuhlichn. II Is very "a TINT member
rc-ist her. II It had not been Tor her the Repub-
noan ucus which nominated Logan would no,
nave hud more THAI eghtY meMbors. nav.
good hutnotitY for saving IN at leas ton mem.
nafs Weip brought INTO the caucus nv hor single
eno,ts. Nhen every Otntr influence flil4, Soua
Invariably Yields,
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would be panrlionic, as well "a intellectual;
that OF Tilton purely iptellectual-"w when, 10,
a gust OF ganglonic power would supervene on
the latter and carry all before IT,
II the reader Ia not prepared to believe that
our inqulstive clergyman found much to edify
him In his wanderings through London we COM
mend to his notice the acc unit Of a Barn I'D
Snow" "Sundav Linuet Singing" aud AL
fresco Inndety." Although not, perhaps.
always impressed with the wit or wisdom Of his
conductor. he will be convinced Of the latter's
comuctence TO initiate him In the moro occult
phases Of metropolitan existence.
-
The kindergarten system IT TcaehinR.
The method of instructing children de-
vised by Froebel has been applied with sl'isf c.
tor, results In many pnrts OF Europe, and ia
now attracting much attention IN this country.
\ clear exclamation Of It is desirable, tut we
cannot say that the want 10 met In recently
published treatise Education by Work. trans
l.tcd ry Mrs.. HoRACE MANN from the German
Of BERTHA Won MARFNnoLrz- BtLOw. The au-
thoress Is Infected with an acute type of the
national mania for soaring straiphtway TO the
unknowaOle. and discovers curious aversion
to plain and lucid speech. We cannot but think
that the worthy purpose whch the translator
seems to have had In ylsw would havc been bet
ter served had she presented, IN succinct ana
simple form, her own conception Of the kinder
gatten system.
So far IA We are able TO ex ract kernel OF
meaning from this extremely obscure book, tho
principles on witch FrDebel based his so-called
"O0ject lessons" are totally subversive Of the
old scheme OF instructon-lnd We are not di'
posed to quarrel with them on that account.
The educational reformer holds that the mind
Of childhood should be directed to the study Of