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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-11-04
CHERIFFS SALE OF REAL
y ESTATE.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County, ss:
Court Of Common Pleas.

Margaret M. Clewers vs.: Maggie E. Hale and
William f. Hale, ct al.
On First Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that In pursuance OF an
order of sale issued from the Court OF Common
and State of Ohio, in certain cause wherein
Margaret NJ. Clewers is plaintiff and Maggie Il.
Hale and William F. Hale ct al are defendants,
and to m e directed as Sheriff of said County,
will offer for sale, at the door OF tne CourS
House, in Jackson, in said County, on
Saturday, November 9Th, 1886, at
One O'Clock p. M,
the following described real estate, situated ia
the County Of Jackson, and State OF Ohio, TO-
wit:
Part of the westerly half of In Lot No. s, in
the north half of the town of Jackson, fronting
ming back on parallel line to the alley in the
rear of said lot; thence along said alley from a
line described IN a former deed as the MceSuall-
ty line, twenty-five and one-half feet; tdence
Main Street, leaving all the way the width of
twenty-five and one-half feet from sad NC
Quality line, described in deed from John
Nelson and wife to Margaret M. Clewe1s, said
recorded in Book 20, page 42S, of the records OF
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Appraised ct g. 10000
To be sold as the property of Maggie E. Hale,
William F. Hale, ct al, 10 satisfy Judgment
in favor of Margaret M. Clewers.
Given under my hand this 4th ay OF Octo-
her 1856 ]. NJ. LIVELY,
Sheriff Jackson County Ohio.
By 1. c. Long, Deputy.
Moore & Moore Att'ys for Plf.
October Z. 1SS6-5w.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-11-04

GOLDEN TEXT.-And Thomas and said unto
him, My Lord and my Cod Ohm 20. 2S.
TIME.-A week later than last lesson.
PLACE.-Jerusaem.
RULERS.-Same as before.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-11-04

Our Evening Sermon

"And the ass said unto Balaam, Am
not thine ass, upon which thou hast rid
den Plumbers, %. 80.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-11-04
Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given, that until otherwise order
ed, the Board of School Examiners of jackson Coun
ty Ohio will hold regular meetings for the examina
tion teachers Jones Hall, the town of Jack
SON. on on the First FRIDAY in ererU month,
By order of Board of Examiners.
21aug79tf G. w. HARBARGER. Clerk.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-11-04

PEF5P Piles, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes, ant
- -A-ItA BabY HumOrs, Cuticura SOaD.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-11-04

Medicine
the
W. Smith, of Ashervile,
practice;
your formula the best for cough and
Drug CHEMICAL Co.. 81 Main Street.
Druggists Price, " -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
a.ist otwaEty
do
WlARUSA,
Pr. ,"hia, Pa, IS. l2. sc
kochany Majstruuiu.
Ia WAR LSA.

kochany Mastruuiu!
Po niespelna jednoroeznem
pobycie w naszej wolnej zlemi
Po}nocnej AmeryISi, po roz
nych ciezIlich chwlIach, prze,-
sciach, wie.slch kicpotach i
trudach tyIko emigran
tom tulaczom Nladomy ch =
dowiedzia}em sic pred paru
tygodnlar1i O ognistym te-
gim |I1arusie ze wszystllimi Je.
go przymlotami co do milosci
Boga, lSochancj naszej Po]skiej
ziemi, rcligii i naszych braci
Rodakow. Niezmiernie ucieszy.
lismy sle-my tutaj De(larar-
c=an1e, re istnlejq nasze serca,
ktore tenn samem bJq tetnem
ku swoim Rodakom i Polsce,
tam dalclSo "a Oceanem ME
stety-skutej W potrojne kaj-
dang naszych ciemiezcow i ty-
ranow!
Ola tego zaraz, po przeczy-
ta:.iu serdecznych chwytaja
cych "a SERGE famow ITtnuso
rzezkieso niby Bartosz Clio
wacki z pod Raclawic-posta-
nowilem prosiG Sochanego Maj
sterka przyse]anie nam togo
chwacllego 1rqsala, regularnle
co tydzien = by sic stawia1
ma APPEL pred kapralem przy-
szlej Polsh1G Artyleryi-na u
lice Carver l627-l7. polud-
ME Lombard w Philadelphii,
"a co juz z CORY z uszano-
wanlem jak Dyniewicz powia-
da nietylNo place, ale dzie-
kuJf.
Naprzod, .o@hanyM Majsterku
ktory potratisZ b TAX s1czegol-
ma werwa gromlt nuszych Pitts
burgs]1'ch llo'oiernesow. usl-
1ujacych okruche naszej vol.
nosci obalic, i do tego najjszla.
chetnlejsZe uczucia narodowe
odziedziczone po naszych prod
kach, troche szlachetnie;sze, a
ni5eli je aywiq ksieza hoM
sze,rshj / -lhslleuicz oraz icI
pfatnl fagasl -faryzeusze!
Wiwat HImusIe'-Zyi nam
setne lata W zgodzie re /goc74
W jednosci i spqiui bratersNcl
"A Bog dobry dozwvli, 3e mas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
s !? RQS!QiWiI A ME
ID. K1.uszki.
Milwaukee, II gr. So I
Moi Szan. Majsterku!

Cd kilku dop;ero tygodni
bawie Y Ameryce, przyglqdam
sic Waszemu zyciu, czytam o
Zwiqzku Kaszubach, 0 krusz-
ISach i kuterISach tylu innych
rzeczach, re dallbog az w g(o-
vie sic kreci biednemu smier-
telnikowi. Powiadaja, 1e maj
lepszem lekarstwem jest kiln
wybiG k]inem dla tego ia
talk uczyniG postanowi}em ii.
napisaG cos i poprosic, byscie
laskawie goscinnosci udzieli]i
moim gryzmolom. A wiec "a
czynam.
Prz,poninam soble pewno,
kochany AiajsterlSu, ze poda-
liscie niedawno biogrstie ME
jakiegos Kyuszhl, ktoremu sic
kon'eczn!e ubrdafo, ze jest
dzicnrikarzem umic pisaG or
tografcznie po polsku. Otoz
powlem Wam, zc biogralia Ia,
w nieHtorych tylko szczego-
fach jest prawdzlwa nie da-
je rzsczywistego obra2I1 tcgo
~o1eGo ec "'otv2n ue}e c.lo~leh:o.
ia mann przyjemnosG, a ra-
czej nieprzyjemnosc, zna6 p.
X Juz od dawlen dawna, a
widzqc, ze biograf lego uczyniI
mu Nrzywde, pjsze to sprosto-
wanle malac nadzieje, ae sa-
me poczuclc sprawleiliwosci
shloni Cle, Na.jstcrAu, do u
mleszHZenla go.
Faktem jest historyczny,n,
2e W zaraniu 'sweoo zycla
kruszIla swinie past, a nawct
splewka der. die, das etc. jest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

PIttsburgscy wrogowie uderzq
wkrotce czofem przed Mani,
ktorzy nawzaiem sic kochamy
/ szanujemy- ME dla ,,busires-
go, lecz ma to, ably wspolnie
: Centralnym K1adem Zwi4z-
ku Narodawego Polskiego wal,
I've plZeciwlo bczwstvduym
thlcagosAl,l I i Plitsburgskim
przcciwnikom, chcacym pu.o-
wac despotycznie mad woinylr
lu1em polskim w Ameryce.
Pozdrawian1 serdecznie, Tw6.j,
Majsterku, ca}y warsztat tam
da:eAo "a goraui lasami i
zekanl; .-Oby Il dozwoli}
laskawie, 2ebysciie przy po-
pomocy i pod okiem Zwiq1ku
i jego Szanownych czfonkow
obywateli kuli jalnajll,l..ej w
swej h'elni Q tel podfej rudy
dobra i wiecznie trwala stul.
A teraz kreslac sic z ser
decznem pozdrowieniem i sza-
cunklem dla naszych prowody
row, zostajemy zawsze i wsze.
die wiernl do srobu czlonko-
vie i 2ofnierze, kazdej chwili
na rozka2 Centralnego Komi-
tetu wykonawczego Zwi4zku
W Minneapolis i Bay City.
Po1re{ Mona1
Cz}onek czynny Zwi9zku n.
Po]skiego w Ameryce.
Aaznaaz .Szo1e't,
HM Regdas1ish5,
Adam Koncesricz,
4Stuu0s}ue0 Auler.
P. S. Szanowny Majsterku!
Podpisy SO rodak6w enigran-
tow wojska moskiewskiego,
akad. K1ows];ch Warsaw
sklch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

gfowle stary, przyprowadzI1em
ia ru do WieI'noanego Pana
megp syna Michasia. krorego
chcla bYrl dac ma redadtoro,
= A coz to wam sic sai,
prze'Ie1 ma redaktora potrze-
ba czlowieka wyksztalconego,
OF, lap'ej daicie 90 do RE
mlesln ka W nauke, w takln
zawoazle bedzje po1yteuznym
i so2ie i swiatu.
-Ej, moi paniczku, probo-
waiem ia z MIN juz wszyst-
kiegs22, ale ia besty.ia to do
niczego, roczciwego mic z ME
go ME bedzie talk, tax, wiec
MECH juz zostanie redaktorem.
M TAXI argumant nawet
tax mqd@y czfowiek, jak rcda
ktor ME znalazf odpowiedzi,
uhtowaf sic mad starcem j
wziqs Michasia W nanke.
Ssesc lat przepedzii ma tel
naucs maSy kruszka, a dzia-
talnosc lego lltcraclla skiadula
sic q czyszczenia butow rela-
ktorowi, chodzenia po cygara
| nmywania spluwacZek. Coz
dzlwnego, ze zatrudnienie to
ealistyczne jaskrawie odbilo
sic Ia jego charakterze i giy
zaloayl plsmo takowe rowna-
10 SIG brudnej spluwaczce?? Ma
ly kruszka rosI ME w rozum,
ale w zarozumla}os6 i gdy IA
zu pewnego ma zadane sobie
nrzez redaktora pytan1e:: -Ja
ka jest rGznica pomiedzy o.
s]em a kr1szka, trafnie odpo-
w!e,.,.ziaF, ze ME ma zadnej
4a1styl' sic ogromnie mac &c
nla!i>em' swemi pomys]ami
postanowil redagowat odtad
na ,,swola reke." /"
" Europie ME poznali sic
ma jego genluszu, vice po
dqzy1 do Aneryki, azeby tam
ze ludzjom MOVE odsIoniG i
dee W istocie po dlugich mo
lolach staraniach zalozyl pl-
smo.
Dalszych jego kolei ME be
dc w&m oplsywal, DO SAM je
wldzleIis,ie i widzicie ka2aegt
dnia lit Aaec ollm me1,u,1tsst
iuoajd.
Eanuu1d Gyzynoou.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

aulenlycznq, ale biograf "a
pomnlaf wyszczegolnc, 2e sic
lanNowe to zajeeie Jest wanna
epoka W zycin naszego boha
terra. gdyz jest to jed.vny cza&,
u ho'y7n po.yteczne 20acoUa}
dha MdzloSci. Od czasu boNiem,
gdy tatus jego, wykroiwszy
dla nlego re starej ratczynej
saloIy niedzlelny tu2nrek, od-
daf 20 do miasta do kupca W
nauke. SWAT juz ME miaf 2
nlego zadne.i pociecIy. Cztery
lata krecif tytki, ale rozumu
mu ME przybyfo, ami tel j ME
uby1o, bo me bylo. Sprawa res
ty zmusila so do rezygnacyi
We fachu kupiecIlim i wtedy
TO stroskany tatus cddaii 90
do szewca.
Ma nieszczescie hyt to clio
wick surowy, ktory bardziej
wierzyf w pociegiei, anlleli W
zdatnosci swego ucznia Ia
iSie M'chsikowl ka7dego dn1a
dawa} wyk1ady swej teoryi,
ze Zdetermlnowany wreszcie
dat Jugas ch1ustos, i. drapnql
do domu.
Pamietne to dla jego slSory
po]rocze napelnilo wr'aallwy
jjeso mjodociany umysf ide :
ami socyalistycznemi, ktore
niedawno dopiero dojrzaly W
uim, .jak to wilzielismy.
Spfakany znleczony zapu-
kat pewnego wieczora do o
<ienka ojcowslSiei zagroay, rzu-
eli sic do nog tatuslowi, pro
sz4c, by 60 wybawil cd s=e-
1c9echiego poclegla.
! Rozczulony ojciec podn;d@'
ma(ego Mirhasia, rozp1akaf Sit
mad MIN, zaklqf ma szewca,
tenn zakonczy la sic znow epo
ka w 1yciu naszego bohatera
Ma drugi dzieh starry zwo-
lat rade tamllljnq.
Zeb ali sic kumowie, a krze
piqc sic kuplons tel okazy
gorza]ka, dumalI kiwali glo'
wa mad bi4dnym Michasjem
ktory przyg(qdui i'm sic . "a
piecka nZygryz"j4c smaczneg@
kofacza. Gaia falnlla po dlu
gich namyslach zdecydowal;
wreszcie, ze Z MichalNa nj;
|poczciwego juz bye ME moae
a wypiwszy DO kropli CORA;
ke, ro2eszli sic, wzdYcha.I e,de
aoMow.
Dlugo W noe siedziaf tatrt
pogrqzony W g1ebolSich my
slach, dumajac Lad przepo
wiedniq dana przez jakqs cy
ganISe Michasiowi, 5e tedzt
wtelktm.
Byla to przepowiednia praw
dziw!e pytyjska, DO ME wy
szczegolnila, czy bedzie ariel
kim cz1omiehlen1 ]ub tel sv1e!
kim doumlen1, Ldaje sic jednall
ze, ze c.jciec kruszka przy
szcdl do .jakiegos postanowie
MIA, DO wstal naZa u5rz razen
re s1oncem, zbudzit Mchasia
i razem pcje2hali do miast
Der Yedes dpoS1"Io/""S. w lnie'
Gle zatrzym"li sic pred wiel
|lq kamI"nica, mad kt@"a wIel
Iliemi glosI5ami wyryty b. ua
ris: .Ilzlepnh Po'shl.
Starry wszedI do dom", cia
gnqc "a sobq Nichasiia, stana
wkrotce przed redaktoreln.
MECH bqdzie pochwaIon
Jezus Chrystus. -rzeIl!, zde
mujqc kapeIusz i klanlajqc 81
Ma wick' wicklow Anne
, odrzekI redaktor. A col /
t was do mnic sprow0dza, NIT
czloNirku9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

no )ut ma poIskich vygnah-
COW S 1915 G., q giy jeszrze
cokolwiek wiecej s:e zbierze,
skfadki pr2eslane beda do Re-
dakcyi EFlmusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Abonentom naszym z Chicag

NOOnent0m hasZYm NhTVag0
i oIsollcy pozwalam soble zw:orlc
uwagc ma ogtoszenie drugIego cd
dzialu tamtcjszych woinych kr"ku-
SOW Dowiaduje sic, u na 'rh
prawdziwie ryccrsIslm baiu beda O.
becn' TAX 4, delegacl wolnych k'a
kvs5w Nowego Yorku = kwi"t
.a'o"ziyAy polskirj . stol'cy mad
IIud,onem, jako tc& wie'u lnnyoh
poI,kich :, navel czcslsich towa-
rzystw woiskowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
w SAN q gztOa,iN,

umari w dniu 5 grudnia 1sletni
miodzienicc Stanistnw Franci-zeli
Kioibassn, syn Piotra Kiolbassy W
Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Najswic&,zv numer pisma H.
tew~NieSo W ien n b c plymouth,
Pa.) roiawit sic oisazalym ma
g'owksm. W srod<u znajdnja size
lwie d'"nle spojons Il po mad nc
mi krzyz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Sprawv biezace.

Wiarusow Po!onuso,c obchodyqce.
Poviadajq. ze AFchaleh Z
South Chicago przv.jecha1 zc
sejmu Zjednoczenia Kat. Z dru,
GIN malym mlcha1hiemw W cub
ku, ktorego rozki czasem Gle
kawie wyziera.jq pod wlo-
sow duzego MichalSa. j Jeze-
Iiby te rozli mialy bye nie-
dogodne. tc -NajSter gotow je
przytluc mlotklem.
Autorem umieszczonego ma
stronicach 2ej i 3e,j artykulu
Poy'4m M sp'a~y Me:qce jest
p. Micczyslaw Os'oia Chro-
stcwsIil BrooI>lyn E. D. 1917
Johnson Ave.
lzto5o, = grudaia. Ks.
W. EarzyNs'>i powirdziaI na
kazamu, zc Xwia1eIl Mar. Pol
powstai q herety X ow. Potc,n
z"l2yf lSapIan6w, nalezqrych
do Zwiqzku, slowy, htorych
ME podohna powt@rzyG pu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
O. w. Sekastynnski kels0, w

O. w. Sctastyahski z kclSo, w
Nebrascc IS. j. ,ozpoczat dni" 26
Iistopada pracq misyina mad r2cl,a
Wisconsin, W dyecrzyi La Crosse
DO polskieh osaduch, nale&acych
40 misyi ks A kroguls $ kiego.
Pierwsza Misya odprawil w Mill
Creek, pod Stevens p o int,
przy pomocy ks. Lexa Stevens
Point. Nastepnie ks. o. Sebasty
ahsISi odprawi! misya W Toxin
Tsgiel, gd4ie PoIacy ma.ia pielSny
kosciote4S i dobra szolq, q potem
~ Iunrt;on G t,-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
w Plymouth.

zato sic Towarzystwo Bratniej po
mocy pod wszwaniem sw. W"jcie
ha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
II o W. NJ cd y C h p I'm J

II o W. NJ cd y c h p rzem j.
slow G 8 W W Chicago urzadza
bal w Ii | Gruenw q Il,
ra rogu Bla.khawk ul. j Bolt Ave,
" dniu 1 ~tyczEnja 1881 I.
Poczytek o godz. wpot do $ vie
czorcm. = BiIetow moina dostaG
II OBJ. NJ. Kowalewslilcgo 7o9
Milwaukee, Ave.
!seIaI<cya Zgo'H pyta 5 Q,
czvby Gro$= P>lshj W Chicago ME
mogt, chociaz W czGsci, ul"N"wac
swyc., kapita'@w W p9zn"hsii m
Em.Au Rutothomy~t. warns
mo:ema, g. tenn trAeba Jeszcze
troche poczeIad, AZ poastawy
Bashu Rnteu,A;o~ego wIeccj SIC
wymocnia, t. j. dopoIsi tc@ Bank
ME zagromadzi wieliszych SapIta-
low \ pottm trzcbaby poate?o
waG bardzo ostroacnle, BY ) Iiari
y arod owy ne poszcdt tn 81
ma droga co sunny wydano rr~c'
,atwowivrny oh rodalow n.a1yc'
ma akcyc poznaIsklySo / !u7a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Obecnc las. &ebastyai IL
OGssYaWia Wie!aR xnisy;s
w Detroit.

W Otis, Indiana, zebra} Ks
Rasvkiewicz ma siostry U;szuIanh
Bukowinc S33,75 = Ma wctc
rar6w W Londyni> z'oAono W tel
samej osad4je $3475
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

KS. Zisfihslsi, dawniejszy pro
b"szcz paratii poIsIsiej w Beaver
dam, bawi obecnic w Berinic,
Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Izt6l emf sobe dzisiaj sciany tapo-
towac mo3a.
X. prob w Gran d Rapi &s,
Mich, TAX rzadko wspomina swym
palHti IN siodmcm przylnzanlu,
z tamtcjsi rodacy nasi wcalo 10
z"pomuieli ME chca p'aciG ga ga.
zety. = Przy4naje, &c n;ektorzy,
jJ"k II. p. <. 5 " oc ii : k /, cho-
ciaz sohio wyraznie ITiarusa "a
pisali. mic mosa pi"ci5 da biedy
talk samo jas wi<lu farmerow
Poznanip), ale .ych tez przytyk
powvSszy ME dotyczy.
w Toledo zawiazalo s;e sto-
warzyszenle polskic pod nazwa
L o W arzy wo S te f ma
a tore o W intcnoyi przystq-
penia Do Zsiazllu Mar. Pol. Ono
to 4akupi!o ma dzieh % lstopa,ia
SupI Sacye "a daszc braci naszych,
polcgiych ma polach hitwy W rewo-
Iucyl polsIiiej r. 1880 i31.
Niesumienna albo toz warvacka
polityke W ur2e'lzic wylsonuje
pocztm strz Dronsut0wicz W
Poznan II, Mich bNoro SIC iemu
o-obscle ta hub owu ga.etn nio
pod ba, piszo DO nelaIlcyi teizo,
ze Aaden Z d",ychczasowych abo-
"enl6w NE chre .i"i wiecej poczty
d.erac, cEoviaz TO wcale nie
pra~ da. poN.,dv znnjdula sic w
eku rcdaIlcvi IFiorusu. = Jezeli
ter gom Sc ME ma tyle oleju W
-wei moz@ow"icy, ably rojac, 20
IN ta'sie postepowan e nnjwy zszy
urzad pocztnwy W Westinghouse
mo3e go ia&a6 wsadzid do tozy,
to nasi Pnznaniacy czcmpredzej
pnwinni go kazad po-lac do domn
ohfakanych " Kalamazoo po-
1'arad sic inneso pocz tmistrza,
-dya imaczoi przoz obIed teso
cztowielta wnet limo przes. fni
pocztowe zaczna i'm przepadac.
W Bufalo prezydent Ojczy=ny
p. Il nix Nemiec urzadzu hrowar
ma "kcyc, rozebrane 20 wiekszej
rzesc przcz 2, lakow. Redaktor
Ojc=yzuy takze xaang"zowuny jest
" tenn przed-iehiolstwe, bo "a
pieniod7o p Borka, stojacego ma
rzre Hr"w"ru, zaknpjt Is nkcyj
j." 10 dcl"'ow. = .SzerW z East
B 'ttn!o ,nnicma, y p. Borle znowu
| wpqdza Polulow do matni
As. La1h wye chat Pc
tshurga. rs. Miskiewicz, po-
wrociwszy Chicago, rozchoro.
wal sic. ZasISar7ony przez OBJ.
X. Nowaka Joz. Gryszkie-
wicz uZnany jako winny i "a
s4dzony ma zaplacenie kosztow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

W dniu dzisiejszem. t. j. "
czwaIt TEX, 16 grudna, otwa:te zos-
t"'o do uzyt tlsu publiczncgo pOs-
.kie seIniuarylsssl W Detroit,
M!ch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

IStdlsmi sob,e dzisiaj sciany tapo-
towaG mo,a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08
Governing Children.

Do not make many promises to your
children but when made, keep them
DO not notice every little fault aud
reprove it. How would you like it
yourself?
Cultivate courage and self-relancc in
children, so that when older they will
not dread responsibilities.
Maintain harmony Of development be-
tween the body and brain, SO that neither
shall outgrow the other.
BE firm, yet gentle, when necessary,
and insist on obedience to oil commands,
but never ask what is unreasonable or
impossible.
Do not expect perfection. A child is
an undeveloped creature, beautiful as u
budding rose, but it cannot do every
thing well, any more than. its parents
can.
Children should not too frequently be
ordered to do thus and so. When neces-
sary they may, however, be commanded.
Ordering children about hurts their self
respect. Commanding them, as a digni-
fed officer does his army, cultivates It.
Praise may and ought to be used on
all proper occasions. The expression,
"That is we'll DONE" is tonic to the
mind of the child as well as to the adult.
Children often starve for honest, deserved
praise. Never fail TO bestow it. II is one
Of natures aids. The parent who never
praises child, does wrong.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08
e oetitaI.
THE BABY,s PRAYER.

She kpelt with her neat hands folded.
Her fair little head hent low
Whlle dead vines tapped at the window
ana the ar was thick with snow.
"lnout' earth dump with winter;
within, hearts dumb with care;
ana up through the leaden silence
Rose soltly tne paoys prayer
aBless all whom love, dear Father.
And HELM me be good y abe said
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08

Two fashionable young ladies were
walking down the street, one on each
side Of young gentleman, who was ex-
tremely nobby in attire, yet very small
in stature. A street gamin grinned at
them, then remarked dryly, much to the
discontinue Of the dude, "There amt
much in that sandwich"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08
Miscellaneous.
A New Dance.

The new dances which we're adopted
by the American Society of Professors
Of Dancing will be taught this winter
in every dancing school in the country,
and will soon DO seen in every drawing
room where dancing is permitted. It is
impossible to describe these new official
dances, or indeed any dance Secretary
Rivers, of the association, admits the
practical impossibility Of describing any
dance SO that one can learn the move
ment from the description. One Of the
dances adopted by the association is the
"Octagon," Of which Mr.. Rivers is the
inventor 1t is danced by eight persons,
all of whom are always in motion at the
same time, except in one movement.
The dance is in 6-8 time, and is similar
to tho Lanciers In movement, but at one
stage the couples pass under each others
arms in diagonal and parallel lines. II
may be danced to any Lanciers music.
1t contains no waltzing. Mr.. Rivers
says that it is beautiful" but that he
cannot describe it fully orally; it must
be seen to be learned Another dance
adopted is the American Gavotte, the
invention Of Prof. j. T. Brooks, Of
Pittsburg. Unlike some other gavottcs,
this Is round dance, and is described
as having a smooth, refined movement
1t starts with movement sideways. this
being followed by turn, then a hop,
then polka and afterwards slide. 1t
is danced to "A time, and is slower than
a waltz. Edwin G Sphinx is the invcn-
tor of another official dance, called the
Columbia. This is also round dance,
and comprises number of beautiful
movements. While slower than waltz
it is Of a sprightly character and intro
duces variety Of hops.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08

A gentleman once asked little girl.
an only child, how many sisters she had,
and was told "three or four" Her
mother asked Mary, when they were
alone, what induced her to tell such an
untruth. "Why, mamma" cried Mary,
II did not want him TO think you we're
50 poor that you hadn't but one child"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08
When ! first came among you | prom
ised you Protection

will find that there ndiue link connecting PERFORMANCES
with PROMISES TRY MI will understand
sell FINE READYMADE CLOTHING Youths
dn exactly TEN PER CENT
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, which explanation
though brief is plain positive pointed practical and is carried into effect
day Sunday
TER MI
Your saving will considerable hand for
grocer baker and butcher Try NIe and will be pleased with the
result that will TRY, try again"
Before making purchases extend cordial invitation look
stock. If the
busy the cae-look
selves which easy price every garment marked
in PLAIN FIGUIPES
IN as
/ sunsh o
LOOKUP n M
ADLER ON THE BRAIN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08
Pure Oysier-sIlcII Lime,
WIN. SMITH,

Virginia Avenue and 9th Street, N. W.,
oct 27rf WASHINGTON, d. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08

A visitor in the country, seeing very
old peasant woman DOING at her cot
tagc door, asked a little boy six or seven
years, who happened to be playing near
by, how old she was. II can't say,
sir" replied the child, politely, "but she
must be very old. She has been here
ever since | eau remember"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08

President Eliot, of Harvard College.
remarks II recognize but one mental
acquisition as an essential part Of the
education Of a lady or gentleman
namely, an accurate and refined use of
the mother tongue"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-08

There are 10, 800 medical students in
this country, and the Lord only knows
how many grayeyards.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-02-25
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