Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-29

OF the Republic have issued peremptory
orders that none Of their members shall
officially engage In the present or
any other political campaign. Many
efforts have been made on the part Of
Republican tricksters TO commit the
organization to partisan politics, but 1t
has uniformly failed for the reason that
there are as many Democratic bones
bleaching on the bloody battlehelds of
the war, and as many live Democrats in
the body to-day as Republicans. The 10
buke is fitting as teaching that in the
stern contests OF the war partisan politics
were forgotten, II likewise explodes the
that il alone saved the country In the
dark days of 1881 -65.
The tattoo marks on Mr.. Blaine be, su.e
larger ss he progresses westward.
PAY your tax You have until Saturday
October to attend 10 this vitality import
ant duty. .... ..
BRUTEs out of a job should apply to
Mayor Rosenmiller for position on the
| police forco. ........
A SAD refrain following the movement
| Of the Blaine hippodrome westward is the
| closing of many mills, and the Wholesale
reduction OF wages among tho operatives.
WHEN Mr.. BIains's hippodrome rests
in some town on the Sabbath, it is always
stated that the chief star spent ''quiet"
| Sunday. Is this something unusual for
Mr.. Blaine ?
IT is said that s750, 900 has been raised
tor the Republican national committee
since Blaine took the road. Ohio and
West Virginia are to be flooded with
money to pack the juries to deliver ne
publican verdiots. Is it not time that the
Republican party should gos
| KIND WORDS
They are the thorniess ruses OF our lives,
/ w hich hang their lovely buds above our paths,
| And touch us gently a. We pass along;
Disrliins such sweet frsgrance through the
| ThaJ we, forgetting thorrs do grow.
| Lock up aud kiss their blusbing cheeks
| And see heir dear tender light,
But Ioveliness in all the world.
| A PITTsRURa. cosohman has slightly
varied the programme. Instead Of run
ming away with his employers daughter,
he takes occasion TO inform him politely
that be has fallen heir to $780, 900 III
| Eogisnd aud must leave his service. The
fond parent is now willing, doubtless, that
his lovely daughter should trust her fate
| to the Jehu of the box. Driving horses
has now attained the dignity of profes-
sion, and it is only a question Of short
time when colleges will be established for
bringing out all its artistic possibilities.
A NEW method of teaching arithmetic
iu she Allegheny schools is meeting with
unqualified approval from all educator,
cJDversant with it's workings. Ia the ole
style only ono thing was studied al time
Pupils we're put at addition and were kt ~
At that until it was thoroughly mastered
before taking up subtraction and so ol
with multiplication and division. Til
present idea is that whom pupils Learned
l w WIZ euet 10 VIZ fi'Poi t'uC tNi thsbi "
learn all the others. For example, ? al,
. are 4. Two from 4 leaves what ? VIII
2, thus teaching subtraction. II ? and
are 4, how many twos in 4. Two Of course
or multiplication. How many twos cal
bs get out of 4? Only 2, which gives tn
idea of division. The same idea is carrie
out all through the system, and tn
youngest pupils take up fractions, etc., a
once The originator of this matter wa
an old German teacher, who used the sys
tenn in his own classes years ago, will
great success. When be published hi
theories he was hooted at and denounce
By al! the old fogy teachers OF the day; hu
now his system has boon adopted by man
of the best schools in the country. ..