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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-27

4 Great Physlcisn lisrsg~rds the Msn-
dates ~ Royalty.
DR.. RadcliR was tho most celebrated
physician Of England Ia Queen Anne's
timo.
He ansssed : very largo fortune, and
was Cor many years the physician 70 the
| Queen a. well Is 70 most Of tho English no
| bility. For some reason the Queen took =
dislike 70 him " one time. and dism'ssen
him Is Court physician. In her last III
ness. however, shc sent for him.
He refused 70 obey the summons, dec'cr-
ing s.s,nco her Majcsty's case II 20 desper-
ale and her distcmpcr incurablc, hardy
think il proper 20 give her any disturbance
III hcr last moments, 20 near at hand, y
rather let her die a. easy a. possible.
DR.. Radcliff observed, = short time before
his death, s.when l was young and yet un-
skilled in medicine, ! possessed Ut Least
twenty remedies for every disease; but,
now, since / have grown old In the art Of
healing, l know moro than twenty diseases
for which ! have not cven . single rem
edy."
The late DR.. Holland, who was an edu'
Gated physician, some years before ne o.cu,
, said in Scribnor' > Monthly: IL = 2 iac'
, that many Of tho best proprietary medicine'
~ tbe dav nre more successful than man,
: phvsicians. and most OF them were first dis
= covered or used in actual medical practice
. when, however, any shrevd person. know
! ing their virtue aud foresecing their popu
: larity, secures and sdvcrtiscs them, In IN
opinion Of the bigoted, all virtue went GU
: Of them"
The late DIR. Dio Lewis, who seldom pr
scr. bod any medicine, wrote TO the propr
ctor OF Warmers safe cure III ] found m.
y sc,f the victim or q serious kidney troubi
= I should use your preparation. The test
Y, mony Of hundreds Of intelligent and vel
" reputable gentlemen hardly leaves room
: doubt that you have fallen upon onoof tho
i happy discoveries which occasionally Drill
aid TO suffering humanity
= ID. Il A.. Gum, Dean Of the o. 3. Medic
College OF New York, sometime since VIC
and published: ssTho ingredients OF ~ !
ner's safe cure are among the most vaiuai
medicines Of our materia mtdicA and :
~ combination is such as TO insure tne os
= possible action on the kidneys and urina
~ organs
cn Dr. ". Z. Robson OF London, late o
- ceon in tho Royal Navy. wrote TO the "a
~ Nv Doctor: @Having had more than sew
=. teen years. experience In my profession
- c-onscientiously and emphaucally state q
1 have been able to give more relief q
- feet more cures by the use Of Warner ?
cure than BY all other medicines ascertaa
-, bic to the profession"
DR.. Andrew Wilson, +. X 8. E. edito'
Esalh, London, Eng, advises . col
w spondent Of his paper: ssWarner's sale e
y, IS perfectly safe and perfectly reliable"
These IRE physicians 80 skilled 90 A.
pendent, 50 honest, 50 true 10 the consc'
fious teachings Of their noble profess
~ that they dare tell the truth, 70 Kings
Queens or the whole world.
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--Max-a--
Trials snd Tribulseisss = ne 9s..'a
q Ne Ari.sr's - n,s..s
Last Thursday night whiIs ~ wss' q.
gagged q the Office and Our VIE 49, ~
10 eco Widow Nc0innsss, some osse tn'ss
entered Dur house and stole oor ~s.ens
which was out % repair %. values :.
three doilara We nomssu NOV
whether Constable Hank smith ~
elected 70 sit on bis coat TAILS ~ uIesh
grocery aud play checkers o. 20 pso'ee'
tn people from the nanas OF sh' ~
spoilersy Hank 70 : GOOD fellow; ~
his subscription 90 me hckeF z away
paid In I'D vance. but duty y au.y' onl
w W = not IN good nes'tn, ana .ne 49, ~
Of losing Our watch aimoss upse' 49,
Our dog has also been acting sranks'y Il
lata leading Our neishpor' suoxe n1
who. by the way - 0utt8tu6
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There is some wonder, says the New
York Tribune, over the rapid spread o.
type-writing and stenographic onices
over the city. Every hotel nov has sucn
an Office. There ara one Or more sucn
Offices In all the large onice us
down town. The fact is that few OF tne
etenographars pay any rent. They pay
for ofics-room with = small portion q
their services. and because 4 Is &c
handyv 20 have them near by In case o.
emergency. The many schools OF stenog'
raphy and ~type-writing are turning o.
so-called stenographers and type.writer'
NJ Z rapid rate. An old and expert opera
Tor says that no less han nv Z
one hundred young girls and young mel
! are weekly graduated" and start out Z
essay tho earning Of . living ! shl
branch. Fow Of thsss are really compe
tent. Their services can be secureo ;
from S. TO SIS per week.
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IS YEARS AGO.

For IA years Ihave intended writing you.
rot INV back hurt when about ~ Year,
Oil. when about 20 I took sewers cciu y
nv back, 50 thatfo for 10 or II years l sunsre11
death twice OVER after almost living ~ !
was Induced 70 try MerreiPs fenctratins
oil. Ny wife applied l. 70 my BACK Irse,s
wear. have passed and nv back still re
mains GOOD. have recommended Mer'
reII's Penetrating Oil 10 all like sufferer
since. a. long as I live ] cannot eay
enough for IT, FULIx MILLER.
~ Merchant, Hico. AK.
=. 8. MERRILL dug Co., s. Louis No.
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Tennxson. in bis exquisite poem. dreams
~ A long procession Of lovely women OF
ares mast This Is all very well. but the
lauurcate would have done the world . great
az service il he had only told the women Of
the present how they could improve their
health and enhance their charms. 1nis Us
,r;cbf easilv have done by recommending
the use Of Dr- Piercc's Favoritc frescrIp-
ton Health is the best friend Of beauty,
and the innumerablc ills TO which women
Are peculiarly subject, It's worst enemies
Long experience has proven that the health
Of womankind and the .Favorite frescrlP-
tom walk hand in hand. ana are INSOFAR
Ma II Il the only medicine for women, sold
Nv drurpists. sndsr q posifirs guarantee from
t6e manufacturers. that II viii give salts
faction m every case. or money Will pc re
funded. This guarantee has been prMsee
on the bottle-wrappcr, and faithfully carr'e<
| out for many years
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You can get a beautiful picture "a ~,
sage Of Love , that mol pe lis..neu en-
s;,e paper pattern worth - cents--cesign
ana I've ~ your own se.ection-besides tht
finest magazine published. Send 2 tns
February number that contains this won
derful picture and pattern order. rrice
90 cents. Or ask your newsaea.sr ~ M
for n frr YOU 70 ace. he will probably sci
hnpdrrds IL them. Published BY zen
ninrs Dcmorest. Is East 18th st., New lork
Nov Il the time to subscribe and get tei
times the value Of he, u per year.
All. hcirs are interesting. but the mos
| interesting 10 the million heir -Se1 n"~'
Nsrs-
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rea5 IN the portals OF the Inferno. So runs
The cruel verdict Of your friendsi II You are
oyertaken by the first symptoms q that
terrible disease, consumption. Leave nope
behind Your DAYS are numbered ~ And
tie struggle against death Is given up IN
despair. But while there - lie; tnerS y
coverv has cured hundreds Of cases worse
than YOURS: and il will cure you, 4 taken y
time. But delay Is dangerous. NO Powel
| can restore = wasted lung; the Isolde,
MEDICAL Discovery however. can and VA
arrest the iscase.
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v.-.sns 4 cheap and : single
-. Vim do wonders IN small plant
nom 70 keep out frost -su.a
Astsr buttering the Gin Tor . e"''e9
-,t;a~ dust il with pounded bread
P.s.hs: baking pans can % tFcateo
,.n sorr IN the same way and tho
axe will never stick ,-
M receptaclss Of milk. after oe'ng
..oronchly washed. % - % look clean.
y, rsei 10 10 immersed, for hve
-" .,ss at least. In boiling water a.
u ~ 20 taken carc Of. there 10 q
s'hs,auce left that Is liable to poison
,hs next milk placed thcreia.
Carrots act directly on the lver'
- therefore young carrots plainly
s"a.d ar carrot soup. which - made
alder carrots boiled and puiped
through sioye into a weak stock nro
rvs@elv wholesome. Tomatoes
emulate tho liver and the stomach
generally. ~
.a.;,iye Indication Of the success and
~~sl,h IN store for tho farmer Of LA
rs.,than is displayed by the progress
.s,hs past three years toward . diver
.;r Of crops It means that no mas
,'some 4 stock-raiscr rs well rs a tiilef
Of the soil.
Reef Jcllv.-Takc about one pound
a lean. JUICY beef. cut y into small
1880 ,,,,tinto cold water and let soak
- oue hour. Then put on the hrt
9TH one pint Of water, seasoning witt
salt pepper and a little celery seed: an'
~ 4 stew until reduced two-thirds
strain on q few blades Of mace. Serve
hot.
To economize hay an excellent au
.hor;tv suggests: 1.-TWO pounds Of
mixture q middlings. bran. groun'
oats and corn. Of equal parts, adde'
70 t~wensy-four pounds Of straw .
c~orp-fodder, will give more growt
than twenty-five pounds OF the oe'
timothy. and costs about half as muci
Fowls are machines 70 produt
.ccs and flesh. and we might as We
e1nect cloth from a factory that III
- VOL or cotton as TO expect cgl
from hens not supplied with 100
Liberal feeding means liberal prom
NEGLECT means loss Of what you DO 81
them. As q rule. feed we'll or Kill =
aock. This should be the rule, Tor y
results is as sure TO follow as DAY
sure to follow sunrise
Baked Omelet. -Takc six eg'
three even spoonfuls Of nour, . III
salt and beat them well together
more II Is beaten the lighter It will
then add one pint Of hot milk a
keep on beating. Have q Q q
with some melted butter the size q
egg. and put into the oven. 81
twenty minutes. and eat It when
comes from the oven, for It will !
soon. This Is very nice for breakfa
A bee man says that BY plac'
your ear close to = hive twelve
twcnfy-four hours before the secc
swarm issues. you will hear the sh
voice Of the queen. II il called vol
but it is the vibration of the win
The sounds are 'pe-c-p-p-c-e-l
pcep-pcep." The next nearest :
iured queen yet imprisoned In
cells will answer 'Quack-qua
quack." Whenever you discern u
sounds. II the day is fine You may I
out for the swarm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-27

rhe death is announced in Upper Aus
sr;n Of Frederick G~anglebauer, only
brother OF Cardinal G~anglebauer, Arch
bishop Of Vienna and Primate Of D Em-
pIre. Frederick Gangiebauer was but an
ordinary peasant, and fell dead 81 q
aneurism Of the heart while engaged IN
blowing his fields. Cardinal Simon. the
Primate Of the Kingdom or Hungary. =
tho son OF q village cobbler, and has MS
old mother residing with him IN ~
splendid palace
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II 20. and in whatever direction. OF ~
vhafcvcr route, have a suficiency o. Hos
letters stomach Bitters with, you. lncn
Won NAV bid defiance 70 sea sickness, prase
the influence Of a m~alarious climate o. 80
rupt transitions q trimperA,are herotien
n Mad food and water, and counterAv1 vi
u-ncxf .ctedly developed tendency - constr
nation. bil.ousncss and rheumatism
snAxrsc up the dry bones-Ths end man
Texas NiffS,xoA
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n yor renf ne besf esSdrs ~ ~
nry hed. 1os wssf -
SEEDS.

There is no question but thas
Maulc's Garden Seeds are unsuF.
passed. Their present popularity
IN almost every county in the
United States shows It, for !
now have customers At more than
$500 post-oficcs. When once
scwn, others are not wanted &C
any price. More than one-quarter
Of q million copies Of my new
Catalogue for 1883 have been
mailed already. Erery one pro-
nounces il the most original and read
able Seed Catalogue erer Published L
contains among other things cash
prizesfor premium vegetables, etc.
70 the amount Of $500, and alec
beautiful illustrations Of over SOC
vegetables and flowers Us being .
coiorsl. These are only two o
many striking features. YOU
should not think Of Purcha'
sing any Seeds this sprin!
before sending for it. It :
mailed free to all enclosing staml
c CO. roturn n,stage. Address
WIN. HENRY lGAuLE.
80, rsk.rs 81 PHILADELPHIA. p
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nvEHv person Il ,nteFessed - their o'yn
affaira and II this meet Me eye o. 2 one
who n suffering from the e4cc1s % etofY,o
liver. we win admit that ~ y intercetce ~
Ei;tcrs. use Il a. directed, and you VIII ~
ways Be glad you read fhis ITEM.
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II you wish . beautiful picture. that can
not DO distinguished from = water color
worth alargo mount Of money, YOU should
get Dcmorcst's Monthly Magazine Tor teD.
ruary. II il simply wonderful how sucn -
cseg.snt pictdro can be fur l'shed ID = ma&.
axinc that only costs twenty cents y ~.
new<dcaler has not got IL ask him 70 get y
for you.o or send W tho publisher, N. JES'
Mos DkxoREsr, Is East Fourteenth street
Ecvv Work
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LrKEOl Upon Troupled Waters y Haie's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar upon q coia.
pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr. lsaa'
Thompson 8 Eye Water. Druggists senil<'c
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THr great trouble with men who borrow
from Peter TO pay Paul Is that snsy CON
nay Paul.
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A Postal scrE-ths carriers whistle
Puck
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No NATTER how p7ompt actors may b q
rehearsal there y always one man VINO Y
prompt.r ~ Texas S1figs.
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An Enormous business fbe Du1 Tines.
The great house Of r. w. Tanslll = q Q
are now shipping their famous = Iansiiis
Punch'bc Cigar 70 their Chicago house AZ
car-load lots AsinRie shipment o. o2foV
arrived on the 7th inst. via y. O. n
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CorGus AxD H~oARsESEss. The Irritation
which induces coughing Immediately re,
lieyed by use Of Brcrn's brc~eh'a'
Troehcx.n Sold only in boxes
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Nav An old book has 70 b bound over 2
kc.p the ce.-Defrof FIRE. I'ras-
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A rxcr11oUs Old Psdagocue eeing sskse
what business he followed, ed be vs. N
the collu-and-caR line
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snrxcE is golden; chin music Is cheap
n. q IsFaya,Se
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. FavOTtee Pre-
o~cFtpefOu - -
pOsfsive euro for
TIE most complicated
ard obstinate Caec8
or l~cucOrrhea- or
!. nhifea" excessive
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:. worn : out" scam-
= rs.ss~ !. shop-rirls." housekecpcr< nurs-
Inc mcfhcr<. and feeble women Ecnera!.y.
~. Tjcrcc's Favoritc Prescription = the
9rcafcst earthly boon. belng sse -
n romofc digestion and nasimiL1tlon 81
f0ni. curss nausea weakness q sfomecns
indirestion, boating and crucfexionso -
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A. . oOOya"
and strengthening
ncrvine, kayonte
Prr<cripfions Is une-
cunlcd and Is invaluablc
in allaying and eubdu-
inR nervous exc1flbll-
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MMn gy1n%~ s%%R& y 49, aSS& .T%: SsSsr%S e d E%rs%% % %H %s
- n A. :S S $Ss ssSs sSssS: 81 s $$s $$ g ss sS 60 y s$ : ~ SSs%S Ss%-~ aSS
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cuREs TE
WuRsI clsES

flowing af monthly .pcfiodE. peinful Ine.-
rrruafinn. unnatural suppression. plotxk-
eus or falling o. the womb: we.k 49,.
skcr- h<arinr : down s~cnEafiono- chronic
ccucc<1ion. Inflammation. and ulcefatlo1
Of the womb inflammation. PAIN anSS
tenderness In ovnrieos accompenfo -
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~ N. n. CAnrnux> OF 0uhl0nd, Cdh!::
for1ia writes: Il had hren troubled al
my life with hyptenci 0facks mo psr-
oxxrna. 81 epasms. and periodical recur-
rrncc9 a nycrc headache since nave
BEEN using your 'Favorite fr~tscz,px,c :
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VIII. HENRY MAu4AHs
nm f1bsrf S. PssslADElp61A. -
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~ q RCNcr1ubs m
~yigoSogiux sOmtcs u
i'm PARTS strength 70 the
whole system. and 10 the
uterus. or womb and IL
a~ppcndxge4 in pnrtic1-
lar. For ~oversorxed
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
The Battle of Eonicrratz.

In the recent production by Dorothea Rob-
erts, entitled some Royal Lives, there are
some very interesting pictures Illustrative Of
dramatic incidents IN the career of the crown
prince and his wife. One Of these pictures l
give, as il illustrates well the character and
relations of this noble couple: ''It is the eve
OF tho battle of koniggratz- The guards
were deflling past a little below where Fred
erick William stood See his figure, erect
and fair, like one of the Norsemen of old,
turning toward the soldiers, resolution and
reliance in every fiber. March for that tree;
there is our battlefield" Every man present
felt thrill when be heard the ringing cheer
that followed. The princes movement de-
cided the day.
after the terrible battle had been fought,
the victory won, the king and his son were
each riding slowly over the battlefield, seek
inS to succor the wounded and the dying,
when they met As they embraced the king
said: Thou hast shown capacity rs leader
Bismarck was q spectator of the historic
meeting. fine picture Of which adorns the
Ruhmeshalle in the ZenghauS at Berlin. The
horrors of the field were appalling TO tho
prince. He who causes war with a stroke
Of the pen knows not what he is calling up
from Hades,' was his entry in his journal on
that mornentous day. San Reno Cor New
York World
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
. coUsa PREVENTING SCHOOL
hSs the AdEles ~ PhSsie34ns ahfs
Natter as Azde Pr&etie4L

hos the Adsles II PhysieE.ns en fhis
NATTER Hs A4ds Pr&etie@L
A pkys5cizas advise. BOZ - eouZk Nhen
yea ~ao& - co1ga. BON beng c,reuAaEsd u
ths newspapers, = believed = be soun.i by
soE4e - oo h4vs treI L. Ar Clark Bell .
lawyer ani prssiEiebt u tks Nesiso0- Legal
soclety Ct tbls e.tF, has had some s1Eeri-Ece
Il suprresslag tlls tendency - coazc, which
Il Is interesting - kear hia reizte. he had
a constant irritation ia rbe tar0at ana =
cough S0lletodg tod llzn of a tescAer IA
TIE art Of nov not u eOagh shel yea want
10, and u that teacher Mr. Bel kied With
ouE deiay. Sure enough. pupils. with all
brands Of coughs attached 70 them, sers
there 70 learn bow u lay their bronchial
bardens down Most 0f them were men ia
the serious aad learned professions and paE-
suits of life, and they acted Ike awkward
shansefaoed scheolboys. knowing thai they
were there 10 iearn 50 foolish, II not down
right imposslbls, a thing getting the ~hlp
hand u cough without medicine SIN.
there we're stories Of others who had learned
II. and these were the days Of learning aud
doing new things, so they held themselves IN
readiness 70 make rapid progress.
The teacher stood them Ia a row, made
them brace back their shoulders, hold up
their chins and draw IN their abdomens.
THIS last was not easy Of accomplishment 70
some OF them, VINO had previously permitted
their abdOmeus great license in the way OF
development and obtrusiveness, but they
heroicaliy made the attempt. When the class
was in order the teacher tod them 10 sing
"Sweet Home But they couldn't sing,
some OF them said They must, the teacher
said. Finally they squeaked away, and then
their threats began 70 cut up. Tie teacher
forbade any throat securing or coughing,
bat told them 70 draw in "a long breath and
hold il whenever they were tempted to cough.
After many failures they succeeded
They met in class three times week, and
spent an hour in singing. Their throat
troubles soon retired under the overpowering
il lot harmonious influence of their vocaliza.
ton They even fattered themselves that
they became pretty good singers. They were
forbidden % cough or scour their threats
when out Of class Mr.. Bell said there were
hours when he would have given a years in
come for the privilege of tearing away at his
throat in the old time fashion, bat he wouldn't
yield TO the temptation, and at last all throat
torment left him.
Another benefit which the exercises brought
10 the most bulbous of the class. Ii reduced
| them in girth several inches, for which they
were correspondingly grateful.-New York
pre<S
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

II has been noticed among the brokers Of
fees for some time past that men have been
coming into use "a MESSENGER BOYS, If the
expression may be used The reason for this
is, it would seem, that the supply Of suitable
boys is not equal 20 the demand The down
town superintendent Of the American Dis
trict company was saying the other day that
they are always short Of boys and had TO
give the men a chance As yet they have
only been employed to deliver kilograms
where they are paid for each telegram deliv-
cred. and can therefore increase their rsTnu-
nerstion by energetic work. The pay is two
cents for each telegram. and 600 OF 400 a
week is fair weeks work, realizing the man
from g. TO s. One man n short time ago.
bv working early and late. managed 20 get
his bill up for half a month 50 over SIS Tho
Appearance cf these men down town. dressed
IN the suits 4 messenger boys and ofteutimss
wearing bearis. is rather strange and start
Ing ~ present. Later on We may ges used
70 it.--New York World.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
Fresh Goldfish, hslibut. msckerel, smelts,
at Dettenthsler's, III Monroe-st.
TEACHES INSTITUTE.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March, lSss.
The Superintendent OF Public Instruction
has appointed the Annual State Institute
for Kent county 10 be held at 6randville for
the week beginning March 20. Tie lnsu-
tute will be under the direction OF the
County Board Of School Examiners, with
James Chalmers as Conductor, and e. A.
Carpenter, &. K. DOckeray anu a. II. Smith
as Instructors. II is thought that the mem
bers of the Board of Examiners are better
acquainted with the needs and tircun-
stances OF the schools of our own county
than educators from other parts o: The State
could possibly be. and il is believed that the
coming Institute may be made quite prsc-
tical and helpful to the teachers. The Sec
retary, Mr. Carpenter. having visited the
schools of the county, VIII be especially
well qualified 20 give practical hiLts and
suggestions concerning many matters oil
school management, and he hopes TO meet
the entire teaching force Of the county at
that time for mutual consultation and i'm
provement. 1t is the constant aim of the
Examiners 10 assist the teachers in making
the schools OF Kent county the most sys-
temstic and best taught schools of the State.
The people of Grandvilie have kindly
offered tn entertain the teachers at a mere
nominal expense, and will do all in their
power 10 help the teachers have good
time. The usual percentage for attendance
will be allowed by the Board of Examiners.
Let every teacher in the county come and
enjoy a good session, become better ac-
Quaiuted, and take some new spirit and im-
proved methods home 10 the school room.
Those desiring any further particulars may
address. A. II. SMITH.
Grsndville. Mich.