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CITY NOTICE.

OrTo DREHER, Secretary
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EN- Mackubin's Addition to St. Paul.
Terry's Addition to St. Paul.
Robert Street, East Side.

Robert Street, East Side.
Roberts s. Randalrs Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block Assm't
E Langevin, S "a Off,. s 10 S27.26
Margaret Arpin, % fit of
NJ of ............. 15 9.O8
Lambert & Co.. Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Olof D Searle, S so TT Of. 6 So. 20
Lucretla NJ Pomeroy, lex
cept 40 it of w 80 ft). Z 80. 81
ROndO Street North Side
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Hennepin Avenue, North Side.
Palace Addition to St. Paul.
Palace Addition to St. Paul.

Supposed owner and
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Except mRturod coupons.
Except dividend.
THE CAPITAL BANK,
Drake Block, st. Paul, MINI.
CAPITAL 100000. SURPLUS $50. 600
L. T. REED, President; W. d. KIRK Cashier
NV. WAIT. Assistant Goshen
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BANK OF MINNESOTA.
Paid Up Capital 5000 Surplus $50, 900.
WM. DAWSON, Pres. RoBT. A. SMITH, V. Pres.
ALBERT SCHEFFELl, Cashier.
GILFILLANBLOCK. ST. PAUL MAIN
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1886-12-22
EARLY TRAINING.

In the education Of Il child, there are
two principal things to he considered !:
When TO educate and how To educate.
The second proposition is open TO quite
a field Of thought and Discussion, there
fore We will not attempt to deal with IL
now. A. to the first, we see but one
good way, and that is, Ia begin early.
We would not discourage those who
have been neglected in early life, for
while there j. life, there Is "A chance for
improvement. Education begins with
the cradle and ends with the grave. hut
as "a general thing the hest pant of an
education that which trains the ia
entities ard fosters the principles which
are to develop into true manhood and
womanhUOd-is in early life. We are
born with faculties, but faculties, like
tender plants, must TIE cared for. II
we do not cultivate them, they are
warped by evil tendencies; they are
-haCed from the sunlight Of knowledge,
and live but to fade and die. One of
the most important things in the train
ing of the mind, is the development of
character. This is form ed in early life,
though il may he afterwards modified,
and il dependent upon the influence
with which II Is connected. He erred
who said, in regard to character, that,
"In the formation of character, person.
al eyertion is first, the second, and the
third virtue" The exertion of orr
teachers, our father, our mother, and
our associates, has much to do in form
ing our characters. Our own exertiOns
determine our reputation. but not our
character.
Early impressions are the most last
ing. The child who is taught that "A
certain political party is right, scarcely
ever sees fit to change. 1t is so in
character: The little child that has
early received lessons in morals and /
virtues, scarcely ever strays from those
paths.
In the education of the child, there |
are two factors: the home and the |
school. 1t il hard tu distinguish the
real difference between these. The first |
should hegih at the cradle, but it is |
difficult To state where the second !
should begin. Our opinion il that We
should consider this welt. some pa
rents send their children To school too
y Dung, for fear that SOME one else will
have child that will appear smarter.
Others send them becalise they want
to get them out of the way. Don't
send fUnr-y ear-old child To school. liz
mind is too tender. II can't stand to
be restrained and taxed. II some peo-
PIE would take more care Of their child
rem when they are young, ihe law
would not have 10 take hold of Them 30
often for their misdoings. The mother
places her little child in the hands of
an ignorant nurse, not thinking that if
il becomes attached TO the nurse, il
will take her for "A model 10y which to
mold its character aud fashion It's con-
iuct lfpeople must have nurses, they
should get only those who are capable
Of training the tender mind IN the
right way.
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An AppEAL 10 TEACHES.


FHLIow-TEACHERs II wish to adj
dress you on subject important alike
to us all. My remarks are especially
intended for the teachers Of Cromwell
magisterial district, and incidentally
for all others. II will be remembered
that, at the last Institute | was APP
pointed chairman of the abnve named
district. In the capacity of chairman,
/ called three meetings of the district
Association. One meeting was par
tIai success, the other two were miser-
able failures. These failures | regard
disgraceful TO us IA "a rlass, tending to
lower the dignity Of the profession, and
subversive of our own individual inter
ests. as we'll as that Of the public.
No good reason can be given why
the teachers of Old Cromwell should
fail to respond to the call of duty.
They are as capable, as energetic, and
an fully alive to the sacredness of their
high calling, as those of any other see
lion of the county. To what, then,
must ] attribute these failures. Evil
IDENTIFY 10 Indifference, alone. 1t be-
h0oves liz, therefore, to show tn the
public by our actions, that We are de-
termined to do our full duty:.tW we Te
undergoing trial by the people; let us
81 act that the verdict will be in our fs-
vOr. II We fail in getting good schools
and good salaries, we have ourselves
alone to blame.
We owe ii To ourselves to give our
individual attention to all things cOu-
nected with school interests, and there
is nothing more important than that of
meeting together and taking counsel Of
each other. We should give our dis
trict Associations IA hearty support
the people are expecting it, and il must
rebound to our honor and benefit.
The teachers Of Cromwell district are
hereby requested to meet me in Assoc
citation, on The 3lst day of December,
1856, at the school house in Cromwell,
AT ] O'Clock, p. VI.
j. VI. PORTER, Chairman,
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tened there until the task lie has set
them Is accomplished.
Practical education gives a man a
clear, conscious view of his own opin-
ions and Judgments, enables him to de-
velop them with fullness, express them
with eloquence, and urge them with
force. II aids him to know his own
weakness, tn command his own pas
sions, and to adapt himself to circum-
stances. That IL practical ecucation
which fits the mind to digest aud APP
propriate knowledge gives it flexibili.
~, tact, method, critical exactness, "a
gacty, discrimination, resource, address
and expression.
70 man thus practically educated,
life il never stale, Hat, and Improbable;
but always fresh, slim ulating, opulent.
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j. VI. foRTER, Chairman
THE pkAGIICAI.

We have heard il said that the Sell
Tor Glass OF Nashville Normal College
were once sent to the wall on defni-
ton Of the word practical" Applied
TO education, ii seems to puzzle some
who are owls in other lore /; and the
confusion in reference to its presence
in colleges, has necessitated the adOp-
ton of business Institute,"' CONNER
cial School," &c in the title of II ma
j0rity Of them.
some persons decide that "A prart zeal
education is that minimum of training,
which will just enable II man to house,
clotbe and feed himself pay his ! ills
and keep clear Of the pOor-house.
Another and more popular idea, is to
regard II rs drill for particular call
ing or profession. A demand is made
OF the State to take charge of the incip-
ient tape-sellers, undevelOped brokers,
embryo engineers and budding attOr-
neys, who present themselves in the
public schools, and develop the one
quality Of mind which shall fit each for
his supposed trade.
The boy who is to spend his DAYS
among figures and calculation il
though, to be guilty of shameful waste
OF time in mastering Latin or tie high
er branches Of education taught in our
colleges. Those moral Grahanlites,who
prefer the wholesome bran-bread OF tie
practical sciences to the roast-beef and
plnm-Eudding of scholastic lore, would
make of boys good merchants, lawyers,
carpenters and ship-builders, but neg
iect to make, first of all, good men.
They forget that, tho piece of timber
may become mast or machine, il
must first become timber, sound, solid,
and well seasoned. They precribe
course OF mental dietetics, which shall
honrish aud develop the memory and
siarve the reasoning faculties, thus
producing ungainly deformity. AS
bodily vigOr Is secured by exercising,
strengthening and training not one, bu,
all the physical members, ~ mental
vigor can be had only hy training and
energizing all the qualities of he mind.
The Judgement is a faculty which il in
dlspensble In every calling, a power
which qualities one to grapple with any
subject he may apply himself To, and
sleze the strongest point in it Only by
study and comparison Of The most op-
posile things, 10y the most varied read /
my and discipline first and observation
afterwards can this Judgement be de-
Neioped. A man vino can think on on
~ one subject, can never he IA good
Judge In even that one. The man who
u trained with exclusive reference TO n
particular pursuit may I've well Instruct
ell, but can in no sense he called AN ed /
ucated or cultivated man.
IL is one Of the cants Of Ignorance 40
rssert That business or practical talent.
are Incompatible with scholarship. A
liberal education Is only another name
for Intelligence, knowledge, intellectual
force, aud promotes success in every
honest calling. Man il not means.
but an end lie claims gener0u. cul-
ture, not because he is to bay and sell,
deal with the material and serve the
senses, Tut because he ~ man E,lu-
cate him practically, but in the broad
tSt sense Of the term. Educe all the
'nergy and earnestne-s Of his faculties
On any given point, and keep them fas-
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HARTFORD WEEKLY HERALD.
MEnNEsnAY. pECEMRER q.
OUR AaEMIS,

The Joiiocino persons are d"fh0T'sed
10 receive subscriptions and renewdls,
advertising in he HERALD, orders for
job Work, etc.:
JNo. T. SMITH, Jr., Fordsville.
HOOKER n Co., Beaver Dam.
ALVIN Rowe, Centertowp.
GEO. w. PATTERSON. Point Pleasant.
REID. HADEN II CO., Rockport, ny.
J. ii. BLACK, Haynesville.
Hooker Il TABOR, Rosine.
THOMAS GILLsTRAP, Cromwell.
A. v. THOMSON. Horton, Ky.
G. w. TAYLOR, McHeLry, Ky.
J. Il. HOOKER, sutton.
DIR. J. ID. MADDOX, Buford.
DIR V. h. RAINS, Caneyville.
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BY the will of the late w. phipps |
am directed to pay large sums of mon
ey, and in order TO do so, | must urge
upun ali persons indebted to said de-
cedeut to come forward without delay,
as the claims must I've collected, aud
you will save cost to make note OF this
request. WIN, PHlPPS, EX. II
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RICHEY'S PILLS.
THEY ARE GUARANTEED.
Princeton, KY, Oct. 20, 1888.
u LIZ NM. Of IL. LLornM

Princeton, Ky, Oct. 30, 1885.
IL the Editor of the Herald:
Please tell your readers that RICH
EY'S PILLS are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in the treatment OF
bili0usnoss, cOstiveness, headache, tor
pld liver, chills, etc. They are purely
vegetable and nic ~ sugar coated, and
cost ouly 25c per box. | strictly en-
join it upon druggists To refund mon' y
in all cases when they fail TO give en-
tire satisfaction. Everyone who gets q
boX, therefore, is requested, if not thor
ough!y satisfied, to go back and report
and get their money back.
T. E. RICHEY.
RICHEY'.S Pills are sold on m
sUr0nce by Thomas &. RimJieV, Udrt.
ford, kentucky. 43tf
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Exposure 10 rough weather, getting
vet living IN damp localities, are favor
able To the contraction OF diseases Of
the kidneys aud bladder. A. a p,e-
ventive, and for the cure of all kidney
and liver trouble, use that valuable rem
e1y, DR.. J. II. McLsan's Liver and
Kidney Balm. 81 per bottle.
For sale 10y J. w. Ford 4G 3m
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MARTIN, Miss

Collins Ague Cure stands pre-eminent
above all Others | have q splendid
sale lOI it and excellent opportunities
for knowing its high character, rs /
am in malarial and miasmatic dis
t.ict. f.. NJ. BARBER.
For sale by u w. Griffin Il Bro. 10 SIN
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w. X. ALiBRITTEN d son.
sale bV u W Crtiiu A Rrn 10 On,
1t Has Stood the Test

OF the severest trials for more than Il
quarter of a century, and i a certain
cure for all diseases peculiar to woman
regulating the monthlies thoroughly
Write The Bradtield Regulator Co., At.
lanta, Ga.
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Removes CONSTIPATION, prevents Ma.
laria, cures Dyspepsia, and gives new
life 10 the system. Only one for dose
Free samples At II. Wayne Griffin &
Bros. lO-2t
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1887.
Harper's Magazine
ILLUSTRATED.

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ZG HE opietor and publishers will spare
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all we undertake We shall cndeavo than double
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Estray Notice.

Taken up as a stray by David Dan
can, living one mile east of Ecbol~, in
Ohio c0nntv,On the 24th day of Noyem.
her last, one red and white muley COW
aged about 3 years, aud marked with q
crop and underbit in the right ear, aud
which have appraised at the value Ot
so. Witness my hand, this the lth
day Of December 1856.
49-4t ROBT DUNCAN, j. =. O.C.
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"Whooping Cough.

My three children are suffering from
whooping cough aud Gooch's Mexican
syrup has been of great worth to them
&. II. Hill.
\" 81 Baar Street. Cincinnati, o.
For sale by II. Wayne Griffin n Bro.
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NEW PRovIDENCE.K MAY 20IsS6.

NEW PROVIDENCE, Ky, May 20,lSS6.
COhjns Bros. Drug o., " LoUis, No.
GENTLEMEN Your Ague Care
gives ,nlire satisfaction We can Eel
no other since introducing ColIius Agut
Cure. luur DIR. Jackson's Celebrated
remedies are highly apprt ciated ia TAI:
section. Respectfully,
w. X. ALIBRITTEN d son.
For sale 10y Il. w. Grim Il Bro. - 3m
Sick headache is the bane of many
lives; this annoy ing complaint may he
cured and prevented 10y the occasional
Use OF DR.. J. n. McI,eau's Little Liver
and Kidney Pilets. They are pleasant
to take, no larger than Il pin head, aud
are the ladies favOrite for biliousness,
bad taste in the mouth, jluudice, fOI
leucorrhea aud painful menstruation.
% cents vial
For sale 10y j, w. Ford 46 3m.
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For Cattle and Factories

Three registered Short Horn cattle,
Red Duke Sth, Quindara 2ud and Belle
Oxford, will be sold cheap for ca>lI. To
bacco factory at Cromwell, Ohio c0un-
ty tobacco factory at Ceralvo, aud
one at Curdsvile, DaviesS county. For
terms apply to
w. II. ARKENBURGH.
35-lf Liyermore, Ky.
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Sirs u have sold your Ague Cure
over two years. Guaranteed every bot
tie to cure No cure, no pay. Have
sold several dozen bottles, and not a
bottle has been returned keep it in
my house regularly. Respectfully,
JAS. Guy
For sale 10y H. w Griffin X Bro. 493m.
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JOHN :. VAUGHT, Prop.

In advance ofthe si' KY season rem
der yourself impregnable; IA malarial
atmosphere Or sudden change Of tenn
perature is fraught with danger, use
DIR. J. ii. McLeau's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle.
For sale by J. W. Ford. Is 3m
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A stage will leave Hartford at 10
o'clock a. NJ. daily except Sundays for
Beaver Dam, Cromwell, Morgantown,
Rochester.
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by Itch of every kind cured IN 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Use no other. This never fails. sold
by II. W. Griffin X Bro, Druggist,
Hartford. II
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Taken up ~ stray by Ben Johnson,
living on the bank of Green river, Op-
pOsle the town of Paradise, in ohio
county, ola the 23ri day Of Nov. last,
one brindle COW, aged about five year,,
marked with a crop oil the left ear,
mud split in the right, and which I
have appraised at the value of twelve
dollars. Witness my hand this Dee
Bird 1856
~ II RuRr. DUNCAN. JP.O.C.
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ORR UNEOIAIEnn REFR
Hartford, Ky

ne In addition To the HERALD for one
year, and the u books for So. every sub
scriher Will be entitled tn n chance In the
Herald Gin Distribution, which will take
place before the end of lsS6.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1886-12-22

MARCH lHth, 1856,
Rev. Dr. w. II. Kirksey. Of Dawson,
Texas, says: collins Ague Cure hus
beat me out of 5000 or 800, expect. 4"
Says "How's that Doctor? "Well,"
says the Doctor, "the people here know
how preparation Collins Ague Cure il.
They take il when their liver gets out
of order, and IL cures them. thus you
see II heats me out OF IA DOCTORS lll,
and shuts oil my practice To great ex-
tent" For sale by n Wayne Griffin
Il Bro Hartford, Ky. 20 3m.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1886-12-22
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For sale 10y wv. Griffin ~ Bro. 4