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The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
The Prohibition Amend
sllcat Defeated.

We are sorry to have 70 say that
the senate, last Tuesday. by vote
oils to II. defeated the prohibition
constitutional amendment, 1t not
having received a majority vote OF
all the senators elected. The house
passed 1t by a vote OF 66 to II. We
publish the senate vote in another
column. We must say we are very
sadly disappointed, Tor it was gen
crall y conceded that the senate
would pass it by good majority.
Ii the people could have had II
chance to vote Tor the amendment
or against it, it would have settled
the question one way or tho other,
but now II is left for the future. We
wish TO remind those senator's, who
voted against this amendment,
while they acted, perhaps, in good
faith that it "will not down" with
this defeat, but we believe il will be
the leading question for the next
State election. and we fear aud trcm
Bile for the future OF the Democracy
OF this State if il sets itself so square
y against this great reform move
mcnt. We ask the wise heads Of
the Democratic, religious and TEN
perance press of our State, If they
can view the political clouds in any
other light. We walt to hear from
them.-Arkadelphia Standard.
Right, that Is just the light in
which we view the case. The dem
ocratic party OF the state, in lis next
campaign will have to incorporate
this question in its platform, and
shake off the whlsky.so huIks
that arc rotafding It's progress on
the onward march of reform and
improvement, or else, see the pro-
hlbItionists branch off TO themselves
and make il "snow" so hard, that
tho whisky guzzIing wing OF the
Arkansas democracy won't be able
TO hear the "owls hoot." The is
sue is inevitable. Let il come.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26

All communications, or orders Tor
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will meet
prompt attention by addressing,
GEonGE BENTON, County Surveyor,
Osceola, Ark. II 25tf.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
OsccoIa Rain Drops.
Tho river is again booming

uc TiscS 10 again ooo""S'
Mr.. Jamcs Wards new house
IN the Keiser addition, is up ant
rooted.
Ill there wcre any interesting
items floating around loose this
week, we failed to catch them.
The hens have retired from bu-
siness. as il were, made an assign
sacnt, with "Ha:ch az assignee
hence the egg market is in an egg
stacy of quietudc.
Don't fail 10 attend the Murphy
meeting TO morrow evening. Hon.
II. N. Mcyeigh will address the
Un,on,on THE Progress Of the
Temperance Cause IN the State
Turn out, everybody.
Would IT bc a good idea to call
. meeting OF the citizens OF the town
aud make out slate for the COM
ing munlclpsl election? Come, its
time this little matter was attended
".
The snipc hunters. last Tues
day, after shooting away a wheel
barrow load oi ammunition without
succcss, returned and reported snipc
shooting a very pleasant outdoor
diversion, but altogether unprofit-
able.
AS will bo seen from their ad-
vcrtiscment, which appears else
where, Henry Griffin and Ander
SON MCGEE have formed copart-
nership, and rented Mr. John Mat.
thews' shop. They arc both honest.
hard-working mon and good me
chanics, and deserve patronage.
Give them lift.
All sorts OF weather this week.
Monday brought us another snow
storm mixed with rain. Since then
balmy, Spring like weather hos pre-
vailed, and with the appearance Of
the martins and other feathcred
songstcrs. We are again almost per-
suadcd that aspiring time has come,
gentle Annie" But thorc is no tell
ing what day may bring forth.
Hon. J B. Driver, who was not
expected to return for several days
10 come, suddenly made his appear
ance last Thursday. Ho had been
appointed on u committee to en-
gross and enter OF record the pro.
cecdings of the General Assembly.
THIS work, with the aid Of outside
help, was executed much sooner
than was anticipated; hence his re-
turn. Being asena:or, hasn't made
John bit proud, as he came IN and
shook our rtype setting band as cor
daily and familiarity MS Of old. Wei.
come home, John.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
EaJS9X ESS.
Come ep and settle.

Parties indebted to the firm of
j. Il. Driver & Co., for Drugs and
Medicines, or to DR.. r. G. Prcwitt,
for Professional services, are noli.
fled that their accounts are ready
made out, and awaiting settlement.
j. l.. DRIVER & Co.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
HORbE-OW NER'S GUIDE.

There is no one who owns, cares for, or works
horse, who can ailoid TO he without this work
II II just the handy, complete practical manual
that has lcng been needed by horse owhe's. =
There is nothing relating to Buying. Breeding
Rearing, Training, shociDg, Feeding, Tanning,
Breaking and Doctoring Horses but Is thorough
ly detained. In addition is given the ar, OF
Training and Tanning Horses by new method
Price Si.00 Address. II. ID O'Bricn, Publish
er " Gazette " East 81. Louis, Illinois.
Give the name of the paper in which you saw
this advertisement.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26

Woman's primitive beauty and vigor, which
have been lost, can be restored ant retained by
the action Of certain cons i,utlonal agents Thee
agents necessarily regulate, build mp, iortiy ana
aniagouize all existing female Irregularities and
rxccsscs or distractions which produce the i'll
health. The remedy must unload the locked mp
secreions add iron TO the blood, strength to the
ystem and vitality to the nerves. Such rene
dy is found in the use of English +, male Bitiers.
great tiamph Ia The sure of sickly females
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26

Murphy meetings every Sun
day evening at 3 O'Clock sharp. by
order o. the President,
n. G.. CARTwsrGHT, Scc'y.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26

Ask Your Druggist 10 show you bottle of shcr-
mm'- pricsly Ash Filters, read the label care
fully And ifiley are not adsptc to Your case,
II so t,y hc!tle md regain your health. They
never tail.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26


One OF those incidents which
throw sunshine on the pathway of
life occurred in the hall ofihe house
OF representatives on yesterday eve
nlng, Immediately after recess. The
occasion was the presentation OF
gold headed canes to Hon. John
NJ. Hewitt, Of Lee, and Hon. ii. NJ.
McNeigh, of MississIppi. Hon. NJ.
l.. Davis, cf Yell made the presen-
tatlon speech in an unusually hap.
py manner, and the recipients re-
spondcd in few brief, yet appro-
pirate remarks, expressing sincere
gratitude ard pleasure at this tok eli
OF esteem from their fellow men,
bers. l.. X. Dem.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
Further Particulars Of
the E3iGw-up.

Since our last issue, we have gath
cred the following additional par
ticulsrs in connection with the blow
up OF the steamer John Means:
Capt. Mcclellan, whom We re-
ported as having broken leg, es.
capped with . few slight bruises
about the head. John Seals, the
missing pilot, was found last Mon.
day in corn field opposite, sixty
yards from the river bank T; dead, OF
course. Norris Fitzgerald, II deck
or, and the two frcmen are missing,
names unknown. Tom Cannon, a
deck hand had his skull fractured
Vim. II. Woodbridge, second cook,
was scalded on tho neck ard legs
The pilot mentioned in our last as
having broken leg, 10 named Chas
Purcell.
Tho Bargcs floatcd down tie riv
CT ~ far as Leman's chute. wher,
they grounded, and from whence
tho Belle OF Memphis took the crew
and wounded TO Memphis.
Investigation OF the disaster show
the greatest neglect on the part o
ihs engineers of the boat. He
loiiess we're in Icaky condition
ever since passing Vicksburgh. Re
pasrs had been made at Memphis
I ~ ~ boilers stiIl leaked. nel
lg4 heayys coesisting .
1 ti 81 z ~ u tune,
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26

For the immedisteand permanent cure OF all
female complaints and irregularities, such as
lenchorih~a, or. whites, prolapsus uteri, green
sickness, monthly supprcssions and excuses
Mysteries. nervous debility, &e nothing equals
English Female Bllters. Its wonderfcl efficacy
is known and acknowledged by thousands of
smiling an. happy females who have been cured
b, its tist
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
Opinion Of an Eminent
Artist.
March II, 1881.

Letter iron Victor Cspoul, the great tenor of
the Italian opera
MEsDFLssonS PlAso Co.. Naw York. Gentle
men-lt L. pleasure to play upon yonr pianos.
Nothing can excel yogr ipriaht~ In power. quail
ity of tone. and easliciiy Of touch, aud judging
from t,,ose " G have seen On board the turopesn
ean,s nips. where piano is sutj's.ed TO a Sc
we're rial, think they arr the hc-; pianos In the
world for dnrsbiiiy. VICTOR tsrcUL.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
BALDING'S BRANCHING CORN,

this, MI>sissipli County
TEsrisoSiAis;
We, the unlersigned, certify that we raised
he Bs'ding Branching Corn last season, and
would say tina, II yielded from n 70 10 per cent
more than the common terii-y ieltiing from three
to seyen ears to the stalk
j. " Bringle, Farmer tipton Co. Tenn.
J Bringic Farmer Iipton Co Team.
H.. Young. Farmer Upton 10 Team.
y; wm I ne'l, Esndn'nh Tenn:
fbIr b y certify that planted seventy grains
~ Ua5diasxsx Brnss hlnx Cora last ycar. IN tbis.
oll.siesl)'Qt ex.ausy. Ark- and ttsat carh stalk
15<3ds 4 4sces tlxh ~ err ras~ It s.sia
! 81 q n, y - n q y III SSets
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26

There never has been, there is not . chill rene
dl 10 equal Day S Aguc Tonic in The cure Of nll
forms aid grades of chiis
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
Rows YOUR TEETH Z!
Fer Ten Bays Only.

Drs. J. J. Moore and J. W. Fields,
Of Covington, Tenn, are Temporal
rily located in Mr.. Ed. II. Mathes'
Office, Osccola, Ark, where they
will be pleased to receive and at
tend to all orders in their line, den
t,stry, extracting and filling teeth,
&c., in first class style. Your car
~ attendance Is requested, as they
will remain but few days.
Ladies who desire any work done
on their teeth will be waited on at
their residence, when such desire
ID made known.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-26
WARNING ORDER.

IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT Or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY, ARK.-srEING TERM, iosl.
JOHN sowpER' Plaintiff
MARY T. soWDER. J Defendant.
The defendant Vary r.. Sowdcr, Is warned
70 appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the compliant or the paniir, John
Sowder. bEN IL LACtIICS,
March {, 1881 Clerk.
Thou. son 8 LGrincton
AttiS- for Plaintiff 3-l'-;
, 1881-01-11

lu, cInsseu rs n part Of them. The house |
was beautifully aeeofa,ea 'or Lug &C.
i wns openca "a The public.
,aa,ng oss VI ts soa,a ' eonr n', on% m, cnn,"r o
rho affair was q very enjoyable one, every
one coming away singing the prnises Of Mrs.
i',yashs bell pshsnaa 81, ,.,!a ,,o o,,,.o ,t noon =.
day, AMI tomorrow Gov: Porter takes formal
p,sscssiDr Of tile Gtibef1lalorl9l rtolns.
s0ny danta llanna ,1 %!1 alsG Il '%se tx ,,r,n m ne
THE FOLLOWING col!''EsIpnEScE
Ei,ack Cnssf1 ketSfs, asisg: een Harrison and Col
os 4H ie !Yfs .sp11s4?Fs ~; 10 ssas lW
,nae sarefu! eanyasa 9f ino 1ssnIif;,m nGn,,
era o ie nt ph1 fHvr ' yor pSnnte fs
t.n1;ca nn?cua e"es I'm wI,nT To- wa;yu tha eomol'
,nsnt Of. a gooti vDts IN inc ea,ieus II by
10 duiug chi unJfy tho sentiment Of tlio incm-
bcfs ~ tao oicetion o. n,, ~ Geesa
Witn1saM t%nt tfp1h thrt,,t shs snirnd s'rg
9 huyc I tho % satisfaeIon of hayinR hui tho eafiies
e hS 81 81 sf"s 81 %so y" f a yo
mud Dthorn. | Wish also 70 say liMt yoii hnvo
pson In u! !espeotS tnnnly aDa lynora1lo op..
tho good tclatlons that hare , ever ex,stSsi bc.
tween N hsS a ~ no G9.se se s,uTpna Il ss. gr
ssteeessfui sic M rivpi sieero ana bcarty eonsrata"
ttons know yut Will accept tnlne' aln YOUR
ooGa'en, sItsn"i, o.tt,a ~" -, t.,i,,,'s
~ LILO .,n.; I'LL. ia,,, :. ;,,,s a., N rt-
Hal. iifu CumiacH--SiY' DEAn Ht,9: Your vury
generous letter Of this date la. given mo gteat
,easur9 eFa Stn 'ns ~ nv oW insrssts nt
i,t!enuau It tends 10 party hurinopy,
and is m osiaenec &C, Of y,.Ir,,, y1Inr fria,,d. ,.
snP sro ,hat p1sS rnt, WI Wind coi,nseaiiee @ moinK in
fh5 contest for tho sct!nto TINT WIS no, hulor,-
bic ana consistent , I w'1n nmrsyM M ,eaity. ,i tae
ssnai he sGasizcd, sl'ali grHtefuiy remember
yul,r pcrsonpl Kindness so ino thruuEhout. Very
B!ncefcly yours, ht;S1A4'S nAat!soS.
5laee WE ~ aG;r .,s ., ,isi1,,s GGit
tiianiinously ioni!nated III tho CAUCUS which
tonight with Col. oi'nnack' lie said alat
>; 1lE FELT GE!TAH
OF VI votes ~ ino Caucas} nut m9 cnulta
frn 1s sce i,o TivS rSn,"i has innd" ~, hanrnhio
eaIyass. aid Ills frlunds hayo BEEN multi
piled dni'y.
Ar. Ortli has not formally Withdrawil, oitt
ne ms Erone ~ WasHne,o; n an M.sh rS|snn ~ gYn
% :rie iont cnI,ci,s ' held to.iiirlIt decided to
i.oIl tho Senatorial caucus to-tlorrow night,
No other officers will be- balloted for:
..---
TEASEssEE.
NASHVILLE Iehh., 1a1'. t;-lio 1o'.
errors messagq was rena IN ING !louso or
ltepresentatiyes tNls altefnoo's: ~ ~ no
saya u1a AdMlinlstfpt'on o. tno otata lot iho
past t'rco years has cost less than any period
Of two years for twenty years. !le says:
"seyernl Or the states OF INC Union nave
, 1881-01-11

ttliMthts rlhlny tDr ser1a - ys..rst s..rrsst.a'H ntIM
,aStl1E 'nterost from tic limo sao' respectively
n9Anp OF rA,u,oss.
Tho Commissioners. ninng with other now lcR.
assst sSttSn fsSprea 81 sa9 t!a syf g % %Sh sa
vhaoo a;ivlos ind consult tho Goyornor shall
o hays ,1'ss 9 9i1 y o e
s ;sl %y R%Hsts ses: grefse'asssr fr ss ss 4
tnbIJslmont Ut kugh IIonr,l. The power 70 |
aH S ss 5fq58s 5 ' ny y,S4sY rS,tGnt s ~ qs s
was orpaniacd. Whiiu il u few instatees th!s
pnwer may haYo neg. H. Mt,nwse!y cxerciisra' u
as'i |s s%el ss"! e!5 e s ana
Shs @ .sstsa rsaasSx w ao5 Il FrS ssSi IL sas as
W. sS1at 1ys9 e s,o ThSn he ot t'PpSa
sSs s}fsr sssa aaa tSs Sssy. he sss t pa
olidnlors hns btot, Snyosnc,l; with very % rn.s ox-
fsaSqs ar s pSu ~ tSxta w5n ts @ i t%C
to be cnst, tan sny TINT nm willing 70 hcccpt
T. ns ~ ~ ,b1 hys % g; @ ,S ,d tfs, 1'f
:, this Nights or CITIZENSHIP.
The Into Presidential election contained re-
moved oIprc1siuii liz The 'ucterfnthntIor OF tho
people that tho pr!,ylslogs of thu iun1gu,Gnlal
party edn Justly claim 10 20 National that would
sss e ees s dfp;tyah1Rb d p;t4 habost Ss y
vesied with this iust constitutional prerosatIvo
es Ill bfsd ffs Seh g. hae e bS 2 a SEs ,o
ysS Sd,ts tsot sr Iet S esafsey s @ s9s
too weak not 10 suffer It ,lId MT revolt,
St beTs ;se E5 hneie pntsnee oa
fought 1njer lie proyidencs oi Ged d set tho!,
free. They EeED WtlllnBy y need lc, 10 iKht "
tl6yy took caro- of dofenseless women md chll-
drol,, when tt.oso who woro tholr natural pf1.
tsSs sSos ovd r Whb IL pe oy
right now 70 yofo is 9t!atantccd by thc c0nstItu-
VIII otSrlaorly Ec,ti rnte over tiiom II, II ola.
cation, Vr Yhateyer else Is desirable, they DO lot
eie sSS thp,n ap ut sHeq fa ~ sT Ths iaat
this inostlmablo franchise.
THERE CAN TE NO FtArEltNAL PEACE
e. n eF Fnsa rs ss sass t 4 nsatse fs yeSS Pesy 4o o
Wnr fpr tho unon 'wna condnotod 'h4s never
shown hostility to uuythins that would really
it boars no nialleo towarsl tho South. For tho
3 qGE IL a Fssfs o
laws which 1t hns naasad would. u welcomed BY
tho South, f..ster tho llycrsitlcauon of her In
sfss a ths e sa'ss @S 4sa s sxs
,.nl,, nna tlo adyantages Of largely accumulated
The olacr elttzons Of tho South. who hold this
class In bondage, t,,tMnt easily surrender the
prejudice which thoy feel nRntnst investing tho
lnt; but there uro hundreds of thousands 1f
young nun ~ tho south, now Of tho Mgn " votG,
whu cat, hnrd'y remcs,ilbr when aavory sxlatcq,
who hive hut faint remembrance uf the War.
who look utlpntt IN fortuuNtp for tho Suuth tiint
slavory hIs fallen; WIN. ls tltno hHs passod,
, 1881-01-11

J.
notably wien speaking In tho '1ost hal!aate
manner Of the late GoY. Williams, Of Natton-
al affairs, and OF tie readiness n tho N1rthso
extend tic right hnnli Of fellowship - the
south. 1,ut tho. grand anil npcrpoWcrlpg
demonstration occurred when he demanded
tllat The cornerstone ot tie new Stntc-l1onsc,
rccently laid by exHoy. Hendricks and MS |
Democratic associates, ho reopcned, and tint |
there be tlcposlted within 1t records Of tho !
War, Of the brave boys III bllie, and of
T1ifs CHEAT WAR n0vEnyou
who eavo his tito 10 his 6tHtuai,l to !. ls coqn-
try. At the mention of Coy. Morton's nnDe
Tho applause was soutstlrEing, tho ynst a,'stl-
Gncn approving tho suggestion, and at
TIC same tlmo oondomhin9 the course
pursued IN tho regent corror-stone
celebration. Gov. 1Iondrloks, the orator on
TINT OCCASION, wns not present today, PUP
ills faco will burn with shnma when lio reads
tile brayo, manly words Of Mr.. Porter, sp9kci.
wifi q courteous severity wl'lcl. must cut %
tho quick. .....-..
TIE AtEssAqE ITSELF
was most ablo ami admirable document, as
will be seen from the following extracts coys
ertnE tho chief points OF general Interests:
r1lE NENEVULENT INSTITUTIONS
OF tho State ought To TO watched over with
sps ts@ates. nRaiast my intentiopai abuae9 "!
! s$s a. |S's'ss s i:
isas It sss 4ssds pees ner
i'orsons ho must be governed n tl'Ss : tfeats sl;
s apy ef ,aS IN y ,9 e. a9 Han9
o%iIe!st % resransIS',ity.ao vxporleaso Il nian:
IL mn nttts1 OF uen]Cot Of tho trust. TlI1r1 ia
, 1881-01-11

10 U business Ut pIgEy h1F1gi 10 Y ysass ~.
haldtpnic s0rrel ~ smooth fta soHn @ Hna gnt1 ~
Ya. bayns ~. n9,.s n M sst ~ s!ar ~ = sotuT
Gync4 i.A lMdIanu.ay,, tuIweph Twelfth aAl ThF.
tnn III sui Mll,bsr IN stAplN.
, 1881-01-11

and l0l,by'sts, and )'ittto1holinK has com"
tne,ce,l III earnest for positions, tho SEN
aioriaI question falling to tho 6ackgrnund IN
Tho scramble for places. Tic contest Tor
Speakcrslip Inns narrowed t|0Wn to three
cnt,dEdntcs-NfcC0rtt, Of Lincoln County;
McFetst.lgc, OF juneau County; and Brad.
ford, Of Fan claire County. Tho friends OF
each gentleman are
sASnUlNE: OF st;cCEss.
THO Bergennt-atArtus Of tho Assembly is
being contested for by st George, nf lMclnc:
Church, OF Fond dn Lac; and Snyder, Of Co
lunbia, with the chanccs In favor Of one of
the first two named. .... -,..
Ellrcd, Of Milwaukee, will be Chief Clerk
Of the Assembly. and Dross, OF Madison,
CllIcf Clerk Of the Senate. Scott,
arrived here yet, but 1t seems 10 be generally
conceded that he cal, have the Presidency pro
tenn. Ut that body II hp will accept It. Bur.
rows, Of Dime, and Sousher'and, III Fond tlm
I.ac. are a1so prominently men toned for
Scrgcant-atrAr'ns. There arc two con-
testaiits, lnusrsoll, OF Rock, md baker, Of
KcnOsha. For
TIE M1So1t OFFICES
Of eacl House, t11erc 9re host OF cAndl.
dates, and predictions rs To the successful
candidates are useless. The friends Of atr.
Sawyer tlir0ng his ROOMS at the 1'ark, as do
also those Of Mr., Kayes At the Villas. Tho
friends of both getslenen are confident Of
the ultimate SUCCESS nf their favorit cansli-
date. Mr.. Sawyer's friends confidently pre-
dict Ills election OH tho first ballot, while tho
friends Of Keyes ara equally sangu!ne.
| There seeIns to be-
A wELt~DEFlSEn FEELING
among all that no dark horse will be al:
lowed in the ruce.
The cauc,sfor tho nomination OF the Sen
MTG officers will take placo to-inorrow after
noon, and that Of tho Assembly to-inorrow
| night The sessl lon promises to bo q lengthy
one. Tliure Is good deal NJ
Important legislation likely To come be-
fore the Legislature, Aliinl,g the moro
prominent measures being biennial sessions,
tie Wotnal,-sliira1e amendment Ii the CON.
stit'itio, both OF which laye already passct!!
tho Investigation into tiie affairs nf the
bring ont II bin abDllshtlg nll LOCAL boards Of
charItabie ailu penal Institutions and tic
Board OF Charities and Reform, and
| THE CREATION OF a r4A1D BOARD OF con-
| T1luI.
In fact, prominent Scnnior has already
drawn h b,tt Of sllch import, which will be
introduced early In tho sessiOti.
The Senatorial caucus is not likely to com.
nlence Its sitting before the mtddle OF next
week. The Governor Will deliver his mes
sage to a Joint sesalon Ut both Houses Thurs
day noon:
, 1881-01-11

- WISLN1y11Nt =
sptelal Dlpassa 10 71a 1Atfqse Tribune,
, AIAplsoH, Wis, jan. lot-I4e corridors Of
tho Park Hotel pre crowded Tonight With
iuembe1s of tho Legislature, elllco-seekrrs,
, 1881-01-11

TIE TKInUNE IItkANC1I oEIICEk:
tn onnEh ~ T. 2ACcS,AMU1nAMTE .s ~ At QUIZ SuMEn-
llahed ranch DincsJ In thu ditorent Div!hlon1
doiRnntcd below. wheso ndvertscnans vii! %
Odies,, uId viii 10 received until o'clock >. Id.
NUUT'It DIVISION. -.
~ !. + Il SiMMs, iaookseIlsr4 and stAuoncrs, IL
Y; IudAitf. Hrusui... 81! Cottage Groso-a7-
III. W.sBuCiiMAN btus1iit, corner Thlssy.nlst and
WEST DIVISION.
1lhlstul .*t.+ cDs1l1r nf AdlfnN
a. 4. luPHlOAtM. SoMsdcalof. ssatloncr, atc.
iii. s9NS iEitslS, Dsusulss a1 uiue Is.nnd.ars
SNruBr Of FW n1fsh-BC a. X
il. i. HERliiCk, Jowolc., Aewtdcalc.. and Fancy
Gooda, ~ lAke.at. e1Enet f!Ge1n, ;n:, ,..,,.a
xuG1si "A consoY. pruRz'ss 70 N9F.h l1alsse1.
/. nur,xa1ixHe iets1 c5s s'fB,8S BsoSsas.. 81 NORTH
M f9tss nysGn AZ, ,,,vr,,,.
iIiIIY ~. H. NEEBE. Printing md. Adysrtts'na
Agent NGys niid rtutlnnesy UeppL k1 tslAh.At
, 1881-01-11

n4fuass, piufcl.AMl tutiustsix busInexs wu est1b-
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-10-13

providing means for improved manage
ment in his position. for the man who
does not think i: necessary, or time
well spent in increasing his education
in the business he is employed IN, is a
man who needs a guardian himself.
The Superintendent who merely reads
the newspapers Is a better Superinten-
dent than one who does not. he is more
Of a man, and it is manhood which
makes him Of value. In my opinion
there are few positions any where that
require large combination ofthe best
qualities OF the head and heart than to
manage successfully large household
OF mixed people, including insane, cpl
leptics, idIotic, children and infrm
people who most of all need consider
ate and humane treatment. The In
firmary Superintendent who cannot
cultivate generous spirit Of kindness
towards those who by misfortune or
mismanagement have been placed in
his care is not as amply qualified for
his position as he ought to be and must
necessarily fail to meet the most i'm
portant requirement of his position.
ORDER OF BUSINESS FOR NEXT MEETING.
l. Address by the President.
2. Reading Of minutes.
3. Report of Committees.
A. Unfinished business.
5. Discussion on Infrmary manage.
ment.
6. New Business.
I. Reading of papers or Addresses.
s. Suggestions from members on
Resolutions.
The President appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to read papers or de.
liver addresses on various subjects at
the next meeting:
Messrs. Whitaker, Frederick, Mil
ler, Verify, Markle, Kaufman, Turner
and Phillips.
Mr.. Miller offered the following reso,
lutions which was adopted:
ResOlved, That the Association re,
turn thanks for the kind and courteous
treatment received from the Infrmary
officials of Fulton county.
Resoloed, That the proceedings be
offered for publication in the county
papers of the district comprising this
Association.
Adjourned to meet on the first
Wednesday in November next, at In.
tirmary in Defiance county.
S. c. HAAG, Sec'y.
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