Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-01
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- SAo6d 81 Tie world.
All 3 nol ssalskin Tint shines. Cats
shaxC bBcu brown 70 rum on backyard
1ences when Kew far cloak was going
jul
= man wA0 visited the signal service
depestipent while n Washington, says
is fe1ntndstl him 81 social party. All
~ people wcrc talking about the
weather.
Thers y : supply 81 cognomens 10 tho
~orld spfIl cient n suit both sexes. but
whom II comes u naming the first baby
tho selection Appeals as Ineager ~ tho
sparsc Of the proud parent.
The statistics, a. given by the Detroit
tree Press. show thnt 4 California stage.
rubber faSed ol.68l in ten mouths. but
y nine months Nisgara hackmai
savod q. 266.
We have heard negroes singing I'm
bound sfor the promised ard. " while
walking along the street 1t night But
they couldn't fool us that way, :hef
xere bound fyr somebody's hen roost.
Fo3g had tooth which troubled him,
exceedingly, but he wouldn't have Il
out, not because he was afraid to, q.
some II the directors affirmed, but h.-
cause he wished to retain it - keeis
ache.
..You wouldn't take mo for = married
man, would yOup" asked . student Of >
Courtland cir; Sunday night II rather
think would II you should ask mo.
Nm The response. He bought : ring
ssxt day.
a Delaware girl married youn 3
man the same day no went to Jail, hel
,Ljset being to have some romance
about II. The day after he came out he
broke her nose, and she signs for NO
more romance.
A Colorado man vas recently killed
while gathering scuttle Of coal in his
back yard. After few moro heart
rendering occurrences like this, wives
will begin to learn their household
duties. TIE Drummer.
.sOrangc suppers'' are the latest New
Hampshire dissipation. Tho Baptis!
Society ct Amherst had one last week,
1t which .'oranges cooked in various
ways" constituted large part Of the
refreshments. Banana kettlcdruns
will come next
The Rev. Joseph Cook says that, un.
der the sacredSess Of the betrothal tie.
i Hindoo woman Is lower than slave.
II her. spouse dies. II Is different in this
country. Here in this country she ID
lower than slave, as long as her spouse
lives.
"A paper, started in New York tive
weeks ago has not yet announced that
It has '.largcr circulation than an,
other journal in the city 1t is the
only paper that hasn't. Perhaps the
editors have Conscientious scrnples
against lying!- Norristown Herald.
During the honeymoon man car
come home from lodge at late hour,
fall down. roll under the bed, and tell
his wife he Ii looking for his collar-but-
ton, but after that period the expl.na-
tion wears IN extremely gauzy appear.
Aucc.
It took a certain young clerk all aback
when ut the Opera House last evening,
he whispered to his girl that he guessed
he would step ont moment to take ths
air, and she quickly responded: 1T i:
very oppressive, dear; III 60 with you. :
Round Table.
Mr.. ard Mrs. David Davis are HON,
from their wedding tour, aud invitation.
are ont for quilting bee. Quilts, how
ever. are not much needed this time 81
the year. and most likely this is only !
blind. Mrs. Davis object being to gej
enough help u build n patch for David
trousers.
..Can you tell me- said a frnya
wife. to the head Of the family. as sh,
handed him q pair Of trousers Of bel
own manufacture. ''can YOU tell me tn
difference. between your wife and al
Irish PEER" eco on. dear" was til,
reply: proceed, and do your worst.
Diffusion Of Scientific knowledge.
This Is an Association for tho Al
vancenaent Of Science" But the fore Z,
which have to do with aiding or retaYd
ing this advancement are so various tina
We are In danger Of losing sight Of som,
Of them. We alc mistaken If we sup.
pose that science Is advanced on1,
through contributions which aru the re.
suit Of original research in our laborator
ies and Libraries. Even II so narrow /,
view BE- taken, 1t will be admitted this
the talent for research Is fostercd ane
encouraged. II not indeed created, BY al
atmosphere Of recognition and appreci
alton. The existence Of such an atmos
phcr0 u In itself \ blessing. and its pro.
duction is certainly worthy OF our high
sst efforts.
To this end il is desirable and ncces
sary to bring about . more general diff
fusion Of accurate knowledge concern.
Ing tho elementary principles and prop
csitions OF the science Of physics; as well
- some degree of familiarity with the
methods at physical investigation.
do not refer, Of course. to the demands
or the necessities Of those who expect "a
undergo : course Of training for the
purpose Of becoming themselves physic.
ists, but rather to the diffusion Of this
knowledge among the masses Of educat-
ID people in general.
That this diffusion Is not taking plaos
70 any great extent, and will not, 10.
cOrding 70 natural laws. alone, il patent
70 any observing physicist who cannot
tail 70 hare come In contact with pre-
vaiiing and peruicious errors, which Of
I'm carry the weight Of repetition, and
now and then OF recognized authority.
! am aware that this Is not An asso-
citation OF educators, ana that pedagogy
ics Is not, a. yet, one of the sciences
specifically Indicated as worthy Of nd
vancement u our hands; but, If the
growth a = tree Is 10 BE- made healthy
and permanent. h y not safe to neglect
the coil into which its roots pen, rate.
Train it and prune It as you will, to
grow into vigor and strength 1t must
spring from . rich and generous earth
which, though beneath ii and below it,
must be in harmony with it in order to
supply the proper and necessary mate
rials for it, sl,stenancc.
L seems, therefore, not improper TO
raise the question, What can this Asso-
ciation do. or. more specifically, what
nan this section do. to Increase the Ell.