Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-27

fully able to make DIS promise g00d, TO
offer a reward Of $50, 900, for o house
cleaning machine. This sum will be
paid down cash to amy one, Yam
kee or Southron, Caucasian or MOngo-
lian, christian or heather, who will
construct such machine that tills the
bill, and sign over all his right, title
and interest to our man. The ''ma-
sheen" must be Of the light running
order-something like a sewing ma.
chine, 50 that tC0mdR can work the
treadle or turn the crank 1t must be
able to take up and SHAKE the carpets
tack them down again, straight and
nice, cleanest side up. 1t must shine
up aud remove the stoves and fr the
pipe, sweep of the cob webs, white
wash the walls, scrub the floors, dust
of the pictures and mirrors, take out,
wash and replace the windows, 6ll The
chatf ticks with fresh, clean straw, and
do many other little odd jobs Ito tedi-
GUS to insert" In short the concern
our man wants and for which he is
willing to pay such u princely sum,
must clean house and replace all the
furniture complete from garI ct to Gel
lar. Then the machine must be we'll
behaved, must continue in a sweet,
rosy humor all the time it works, dare
not grumble at old mother Eve, who
is generally blamed for all our woes,
and above all the machine must never
get mad and swear, for no christian
family would endure such thing in
the house.
Here is chance for fortune. C~m-
peIitors must Of course make their
own plans. drawings and specifica-
ti0ns.
The following is the programme of
exercises for the Sunday School Con-
vention which meets at Aaronsburg
next Tuesday evening:
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY I'd.
730P.M. Devotional Exercises.
Address of Welcome-Mr. w. IL. Sto-
yer, Superintendent of the Aarons-
burg Sunday School.
Response-Rev. }. NJ. I.eimensnyder
President of Convention.
Children's Mass Meeting-Opening
Addresses by Rev. p. A. Heilman
of Lock Haven. Voluntary Ad-
dresses.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY Sd
From S.OO-S.l5 a. NJ. Devotional Ex-
ercises.
From s.I5-9.15. Organization; Elec-
ton; Reports from Schools, &c.
From 9.15-l0.15. Discussion of Ques-
tion: Branches of instruction TO be
Taught in Sunday Schools Open
ed with an Essay by Mr.. j. r. Ell
lott, of Milroy, or Alternate, Mr..
J. w. Horton, OF Belleyille.
From l0lj-l045. Discussion of the
Question: The Objects of Sunday
School Instruction. Opened with
an Essay by Rev. S. E. Furst, Of
Bellefonte, or Alternate, Rev. w.
b. Glanding, of Newport.
From l0.45-11. Is. Discussion of the
Question: A Teachers Best Helps
III Giving Instructions in Sunday
School. Opened with an Essay by
Mr.. b. o. Deininger, of Millheim,
or Alternate, Mr. G. Il. Frysinger,
OF Lewistowr.
PromiscuOus Business and Adjourn
ment.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
200 n. NJ. Devotional Exercises and
Unfinished Business.
From 2 Is 2.45. Discussion Of the
Question: Methods of obstruction
in Sunday Schools. Opened with
an Essay by Hon. I. Kurtz, Of
Centre Hall, or Alternate, Mr.. II.
Y. Sitter, of Bellefonte.
From2. 45-3. %. Discussion of the
Question: The Manner of Receiv
ing Instruction la Sunday Scho Us.
Opened with an Essay 10y Rev A.
II. Spangler, of New Bloomfield,
or Alternate, Rev. III. G. Shiudle,
of Port Royal.
From 3.15-4. Is. Discussion of the
Question: Benefits of Sunday
School Instruction. Opened with
an Essay by Mr.. Bidlpman, of
MifFnt0wn, or Alternate, Mr..
VIM. Dale, Of Pleasant Gap.
From 4.l0-4.45. Discussion of the
Question:: Defects in Sunday
School Instruction. Opened with
an Essay by Rev. f. Aurand. Of
Loysville. or Alternate, Rev. S.
Henry, of Mifflinbdrg.
From 4. As to Adjournment: Question
Box.
WEDN ESDAY EVENING.
7.30 p. NJ Devotional Exercises.
Discussion Of the QUESTION: The Rela-
tion Of Sunday School instruction
tn Missions. Home AID For ign.
Olened 10y Rev. J. w. Goodlin,
Secretary Of b. II. NJ. Voluntary
Addresses.
Closing Addresses and Adjom nment.
"PEGNSYLVAN[A'S Roll OF
HONOR"
WHO SHALL BE FIRsTf