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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-03-01
A FEW SUGGESTIONS.

Perhaps one reason why some teach
ers fail to be as useful as they might
otherwise be is because as soon as they
leave the school room, they dismiss, as
far as possible, from their minds all
thoughts OF thalr school and let it re-
main as thing OF the past until nine
o'clock a, m. They justify themselves
IN this by saying Gas have heard teach
ers say) that rhsy are hired to work from
nine o'clock until four and they are rot
going to worry themselves outside Of
those hours for no;hins.
All this may be true, but [ ana con
ident that We can do a great deal better
work if we mature some plan out O
school to execute IN. For example, ii
we have a dali scholar (and who has
not that we have explained some prob
lem to, until it seemed useless to say
any more en- the subject and then they
apparently knew less about It than they
did at first. I hold It is our duty to
tlinEa great deal about it before the
next recitation and see if we can think
Of some other way to present it that
may per chance be easier for him to I'M
derstand. I do not wish 10 have it I'M
derstood by this that 1 would go over
an explanation once or twice and then
throw It aside for another, for we might
commit greater blupder this way than
the other. Sometimes a scholar can al
most understand and then if we go over
the same ground once or twice more they
may get the idea, whereas if we had left
this explanation and taken new one
the labor would all have been lost. Sc
it is only when the first mothod seems
utterly hopeless that [ would advise :
change Aud then | would accompany
this with The same zyaI that had the
first, always bearing in mind that IN on,
way or another they can be enabled tc
understand and not alone in this cast
but in many Others. I think we can b,
Of service to our school by giving it NOR,
thought outside Of school hours.
G.. NJ. A.
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MONKEY SHINES.


Ihere. arc 40 alIna.s anoet Nnlen SO
many stories have been tia IS tire mon
key. All the tricks and r5scaliJIes Of the
ANIMAL kingdom have been laid as his
door The EnoHshman who wrote 40
his correspondent il Rio Jaueiro to serd
him Z00 varieties of the monkey, plant,
aud forgot to write the word iant, aud
Consequently eceiyed word from his cor
respondent that he had received aud
shipped lI3 varieties Of monkeys and
could procure no more, was probably
thinking -ot their many blunders aud
tricks when lie himself committed the
bIunder that cost him so dear. Most oil
the stories are based on the monkey 5
power Of limitation. A spanish mule
driver once invested his sc;tnt earnings
lin purchasing number OF red Woven
caps which form the crown Of the tGrban
worn throughout Turkey and Africa and
set OUT to make his fortune in the inter
! Tor. lie started before sunrise and when
| the heat of day came on lay down to
sleep beneath a tree in the wood TAX
ling off his hat he opened his valise, and,
putting on red cap was soon asleep.
When the sun was low in the horizon
he awoke and 10 his horror saw the trees
filled with monkeys in red caps. They
had seen the Spaniard put on the red
cap before going to sleep, and followed
has example. The poor -Spaniard, with
all the geSGcuiatiOn peculiar to his coun-
| try, cursed his hard fate, stamped his
ioot in anger aud tore off his red car
and threw it On the ground, when
blessed and unexpected results-!-all he
monkeys followed his example Ht
picked up his hats and moved on.
When the small Pox once ragged il
South America and broke out with VIC
lence among the monkeys, cunning
French physician secured an old ba0oon
and in his presenca slowly vacclnated
young monkey on the fieshy part of tn,
fore arm. He used a protected lance
so the wound could only be made a Ger
tain depth, and, retiring soon had tn,
pleasure Of seeing the old baboon vac
cinate another monkey as carefully a
he had done.
One evidence offered that monkey
) are akin to human is the fact that the,
i seem 10 be terribly afraid of the dark
5 SO when showmen have occasion to US
them in the evening performance, an,
wish to stop their chattering and noise
=. they place lighted candle in thei
Il midst and they squat around it an
f wink and blink as quietly as thong
they were rejecting on the origin =
!, light.
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THE SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST
FLORIDA.

Should you contemplate a trip to
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Charles
ton, S. c., Savannah, Ga; Jacksonville,
Florida /; or in fact, any point in the
South or Southeast, it will be to your
interest to examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by the ST. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern R'y-"Iron
Mountain Route" in the way of Fast
Time, Elegant Equipment. &c.
At present daily train is run from
Saint Louis Grand Union Depot, attach
cd to which will be found an elegant
Pullman Palace Sleeping. Car, which
runs through to Nashville, Tenn, where
direct connections are made with Elk
press Trains of connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the Jackson.
Vile Express, having Pullman Palace
Sleeping Car Of the very finest make at
tached, which runs through to jackson
vile, Florida, without change.
For.further information address
C. B. KINNAN, p. CHANDLER,
Asst Gen Pass. Agent Gen. Pass Agent
T.,B. CARNEY, Agent,
Marvin, Kansas,
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MARCH ls83.
A SWINDIEP

ABOUT a year ago a man by thename
OF l. Z. Holmes bought a farm in the
north part Of Philips county, of john
A Dix. This winter he sold the farm
to Clark Bentoni of Chicago, inform
ing him that one Berry was the Reg
lister of Deeds of Phillips county and
directed Benton to send the deed to
that address to be recorded, which
was done, at the same time Homes
wrote to Post Master SpauIding under
the name of Berry to forward any
mail that might come to the Phillips
burg Office to him at Chicago. IN
due time the letter containing Ben
tons deed came to the post office here
and returned as per Berry's order to
Chicago and there secured by Homes
the maker alias Berry. After some
delay Benton became anxious about
his deed and wrote again, this time to
Berry, as Register Of Deeds. This let
ter was given to Ritner Smith, Reg
lister of Deeds, who supposing some
mistake as to name had occurred
opened it and found Benton's inquiry
about the deed which, ofscourse, could
not be found. Mr.. Spaulding remem
bered forwarding the deed to Berry {
few days before and RItner Smith
wrote Benton the condition of affair.
who at once went to Homes boardins
house in Chicago and found that h,
had received the letter containing tn,
deed addressed to Berry, and had lef
for parts unknown. Further investi
cations revealed the fact that this MAJ
Holmes or Berry, was connected Will
several transactions, and Mr.. Benton
claims that several other parties hay
been victimized by him, but that h
is on his track and hopes to cate
him.
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REPORT

of Marvin School Tor the month ending
February 9th, 1888, being the fourth
month Of school.
Whole number Of pupils 10 atten
dance shis month 81 average daily AZ
tendance, -; average daily absence, 8 F.;
per cent. Of attendance 81; number
times tardy, 40.
The following named pupils were
present each day:
Ida Solomon, Levi Ewell
G. c. -Ewell, Eli Copeland,
G. D. Cole.
The following is the first aud second
highest per cent, attained in the diaer
cnt branches at The last examidati3u
History, Eli Copeland, IS !; May scots
IS; Geography, Eli Copeland So; May
Scots, 65; Normal Grammar, Ida Ew-
ell, 81; May Sootz, So; Complete
Arithmetic, Eli Copeland, 81; G. G.
Ewell, 65; Primary Geography. Olive
Euyart, SO VIM. Murray, 80; BneI
Grammar, VIM. SCOTS, 50 Nm. Muir
ray, rs Brief Arithmetic, May Scots
go; Vim Scots, IS.
Visitors within the month we're G
H.. Edgeeomh, Samuel Nay. DR. biiIey
Jane Morley. John Scots, Abe lTrouP
Alma Lee, Frank Walters of Marvin
ana Lula Potts, Of kirwi1.
d Z. CoLE Teacher.
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80 you have got twins at your house?'
said Mrs. Bcsumbe to little Tommy
Samuelson.
Yes, ma'am, two of EN-"
"What are you going to call them p
Thunder and Lightning
"Why those are strange names to cal!
children"
'sWell, that's what pa called them as
soou as he heard they werei IN the house.
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YVES CEDAR.

Dan HERsLn - We receixe your
weicglne VISIT each week, ana baFe not
said aold in your beha f On account Of
beiag ''trgze up But at the appear.
auce of springwe crawl out again for
few items Of news We are tod that
The Republicaus cleaned tbe platter IN
the late township election in Crystal.
Id was through some of the Greenback-
ers that Republican caucus was held.
they We're anxious 10 show the Green
back strength, as also to make things
lively for Republicans. The result was
tho Republicans got there ELI" all
most two TO one, and the Greenback6rs,
some Of them, feel sick. We arc told
the wife Of good Republican made q
quart of catnip tea and will appropriate
it for the use of the siekest Greenbaek-
crs j.. b. Mercer reports a young Re-
! publican at his home also another at
Henry Comes; aud still another (9ifl) at
/ L. E. ,WHham's, and we doubt if you
could touch any Of these fellows With a
ten foot pole Farmers are commenc-
ing their spring work. Some are SOW
ing wheat others breaking corustOck:
and getting ready for things generally
Samuel King Is reported quite sick tn,
rest Of the community IN general gooC
health. -Four Of the Crystal farmer
viii 90 to Oregon this spring, and "
may lool, for them back IN due time
The protracted meeting uuder the charg
of Rev. VpnWinkle, is held at Ere
Mason School House.
OLD SETTLER.
i Feb. 27Ch, 1893.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-03
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The dispatches state that King Al
fonso kisses his wife by telegraph. Il
matters not ii all the kings aud queens,
lor,ts and potentatus Vt the old world
kiss in that manner. it will never b.
oome popular with the young man of
the cOuntry town, who takes his hests
girl 10 the picnic. King Alfonso may
he able 10 see pleasure. and tn extsMcf
ENJOYMENT out OF kiss BY telegraph,
but even kiss by telenhone. where the
voliey can be heard al along the line.
would not do for the boys and girls "
America. King Alfonso may 60 on
with his kissing bv telegraph business put
when the boys Of America find that they
can no moro wrap their arnls around the
corsets OF the girls they are to kiss, kiss
ing will 60 out II style altogether. How.
much satisfaction could Jolly, good
naturcsi, loving Americas iind. II he
were long distance from home. and
had not seen the dear wife and the loved
ones at home. or the travelling man on
the road who has NOT seen his darling
girl for . mouth, how much Satisfaction,
We say. would . man in such = c0Adi.
tiOn find In going 70 telegraph station
and kissing into the electrical machine,
anil hearing no response from tho other
end Of the line, pay for the KRIS message
and 90 back to the hotel. 10 club him
self TOR being 50 far from homo. No.
the truc American who knows Whist .
kiss meaas, and WHO knows the lau-
gunge Of 4 kiss BY heart. don't wnnt nns
kissing BY telegraph 10 theirs. King
A,fOnSt, rnav rr,y ON with his TELEGRAM I'd