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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
Health is " ealth

n.r C. VESTS NERVE AND BEAzE Treat.
xryT E e,, srantecd specific for Hysterla, Dizzl-
nass coayg gions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Head
sche, Ns.vogs Prossr3tion caused by the use o.
'Jcobol or tooaoso Wskefuines9. Mantsl Depress-
ta. Sot.ering G. tho Brain resulting in insanity
,en as S0,iGas esdas to :a decay and death P5onls
sprs tn, old age gsrrenness, Los OF Power
IN sithor sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermator-
rhosa czused by cver-exortion of the BRAIN eeii.
tbnse or over.irdulgence. Each hoz contains one
%omth's treatment. $1.00 box, or aiz boxes for
500. sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price
we GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
to cure any caae With each order received by us
,end tho purchaaor cur written guarantee TO re-
innd the money if the treatment does not effect o
curc. Guarantees Issued cnly by
CWARLES e. LESASN,
Druggist CO., King stree,
Goncrel Agent AleEa2dris. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
DRY GOODS.

HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
Wo most respectfully invite your esr.y inspec-
lion OF a very elaborate assortment Of goods suit
able to the approaching holidays
ATLow PRICES.
We would advise you to make your selections
early, and, if dcsi cd, We will hold goods until
wanted. Below we offer you few suggestions:
ALBUMS Plush and Leather covers.
TOILET SETS.
MANICURE SETS.
SHAVING SETS.
WORK Boxes.
OIL PAINTINGS in Plush Fram.s; can By rssd
as essels or to hing.
CLOCKS, handsom, ly mountd.
BIsQUE FIGURES.
LOOKING GLASSES.
GLOVE snd HANDKERCHIEF BOXES.
TOWELS, en- exceptional value, at S9c.
NAPKINS.
TABLE oLoTHs and NAPKINS to ma ch.
LADIES HANDKERcEIEFs, plain, initial
and emtro;d rsd.
GENT do
SlLh 10.
SILK MUFFLERs.
GENTS sCARFS,
GLOVES.
MUFFs, Seal Astrakhan, Monkey, etc.
LACE CURTAINs.
LACE BED SPREADS and sHAMs.
BUREAU SCARF5
AGoLD MEDAL PATENT CARPET SWEEP.
ER, very useful ard appropriate present.
Ar, dacton of ten per cent. on formor pr,ces Of
our Dress Gods.
.ICAAr UTrUpTpG
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~ snin6ttn. D. c.
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vl-;iJa 80 ANY a'9

Atlantic Flsetspeise: Gent'emen-sO[ or the past
90 yssrg INV wis hiss been sufferer from dys-
go So completely did the disease make
Treck Of nc. former s.if that life was almost de-
sosired OF. Her nervous system wss slInost en-,
tiroly destroyed, and ths siighteat noise would
throw her into nervous sgesn, which would last
FOR hours Medical skill faLo1 to bring any re-
TT Through the reco.a.-,5.datian OF sn eminent
divine we were induced to trv the Elect:opoise
After persistent uso Of the Instrument tho effect
ms been wonderful Her nervous system has
b..n restored TO its almost normal condition; her
digestion is wonderfully improved; she is rapidly
gaining in Gesh and, upon the whole, is MAKING
= ron,a recovery, which speaks volumes for the
,1,nIsrfu curative powers OF the Electropcisc, as
l.er ..ss wss considered hopeles.. II any are
sssptscss on the subecr, let them try the Electro
1cao, sud rs wonderful powers will quickly Gia-
.ni all 6nE bt Yours truly, " NJ. Pk'lSSI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14

VIs1ToBs TO MONTE CARLo.-The hotels
at Monte Carlo are filling up vesy slowly
tbis seaaon, although the weather is beauti-
fully fine. 1t is quite evident that the Eog-
lish contingent does not intend to come uu-
til after the Christmas holidays. The adver-
tisement obtained by the tremendous win
nipgs of the reputed Brighton baker Wells
was splendid one and already has brought
great results to bank. The only winner of
any consequence last week was Baron AT
thur de Rothschild. who returned to Nice
on board of the Eros after his trip to Mar.
seilIes He got the maximum of 1900
francs three times In succession, and then he
packed up and hurried away with bis win.
nings as II he were afraid that some one
would stesl them from him. Baron von Der
Tam, while playing heavily Friday, caught
seven msximums on the run of red at trente
ct quarante table, and then, taking up all
his money, he walked over to the nearest
roulette table and won six times In succee-
sion on black. His brilliant luck netted him
about $25, ,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
ZOE 0gEg FIFTY YEARS.

An OLD Aap WzIL.TRIED REMEDY.-Ars
Winslows Soothing Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Yeass by Ailssss Of Mothers for their chil.
dren WAile TesAiss, with Perfect Success. HSoothe'
the Child, Sefta1s the Gsu Allays all Pass; Cures
Wiad Col;s and ig the best remedy for Di1rrheo'
Sold by Druggists In every part of the world. Its
value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winso.'s sooshiae svsxp, and take no other kind
Twenty-Five essta Kettle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14

IHAvE not used all of ono bottle yet. I suffer-
cd from catarrh for twelve years, experiencing
the nauseating dropping in the throat peculiar to
that disease, and the nose bled almost daily. I
tried various remedies without benefit until last
Al ril, when saw Els's Cream Balm advertised
in tbe Boston Budqes, procured bottle, and
since the first dsy'a use have had no moro bleed
iug-the soreness is entirely gone.-D. G. David
son, with the Boston Budget, formerly with ths
Rostnn Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14

BUCKLEN,S ARNICA SALVE.
The BEST sALvE in the world for CUTE, Bruises,
soros, lcerr, Salt bheum. Fever Cores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chiiblsins, Corns and all Skin
Erupliors, and positively cures Piles or DO pay
REQUIRED It is guaranteed to give perfect satit
faction. or money refunded. Piice 25 cents Per
tox. For ssle by 8. 8. Lesdbester & Pro-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04

aaiierpaares unb in beut'ber S@rift
aebalten. Dieie Speiiefarte 1T fret BON
ietem fremo.n Iusbrud unb trast als
ueberldrift bic Worte: ~&6nislihe
Mittasstaiel". Das Maitprosramm
beitebt aus $40 Stiden; @eber,
@asner. sulliuax. 9elibes, MeDerbeer
unb ferner OtilitdrmGri4e iino Daupts
ld9li4 pertreten. 9ta9 Der Tafel
pflesen bic @aieitdten gercle gu halten,
nobel iie ii9 ein5elne @dite ourd bic
SoimarlddQe uno &ammerberren 5as
fiibren laiien. Die Mameu b~erienisen
Yerionen, tpel4e bic Maieitdten 5u
ipredea ,piui9en. iuerben eetubbnli4
I4on porber beitim1nt. Sic Rammer'
berren iiben meiitens 5milden elmer BE-
itimmten Nnjabl BON @diten, 10 taB iie
beren ettuai9e @lui4e iofort beradT9s
ti9en t0nnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
8eiu. o~cmtid,en 8aiier sur Wit'
ta8Stafel.

User init elmer @inla6uns 5ur taiierz
liden Taiel beebrt wiro, erbdlt elne
9roBe &arte BON Belinpapier, auf tpelz
der unter benz Nliaucelpappen Der Via=
ieitateu SolsenteS Itebt: rNu1 Iaer<
bo4lten 8eiebl Sbrsr &aiierliden uno
&6nieliden Maieltaten bcehrt lid Der
unterjei@uete SUI uno 9aus > Wtarz
l9a4. 49,. 5ur Wfitta9staiel am....um
..ubr im.... .eir5ulaoen." Nuf Der
&ad1eite befinpen 1id Insaben uber
vNn5ug," lomie bel @%inlaounsen nab
cem Meuen Ba!ais nod Bemertunae1
lber @asen uno @%iienbabn5ug. 9ie
8radt, melhe bas &ailerpaar bel gro:
zen f%5elttafeln entialtet, lit iGon oft be-
Ihrieben morben; umiomebr ourtte bic
@@iloerune e.ner tletneren Mittassz
tai el intereljiren, >uie iolde baufs i'm
p%ertrautere1, &reiie itattfinoet. 9ei
iol9en @%elesenbeiten ,ueroen in 50 bis
IS Minuten unsefabr 10 @eridte fir
6O-8O 8erjonen 1eruirt. Sir je 5tuei
8er|onen lit elm 0iener beitimmt; fer
ner lit nod cine Nn5abl BON 2eibiasera
aur 8eoienun9 oorbanoen, mdbreno bic
5peifen BON 9ata,en 5usetrasen iperoen.
D,e &lden beS yteuen Yalais bel Sotsz
bam befinoen lid betanntli@ in ben
ee9eniberliesenoen &ommuns, uno bic
@peilen meroen orr9 cine u,terirbil4e
Bahn bef5rbert. Sic 9aupt9eridte
peroen aui iilberuen Eelern oarserei&t,
Die 3wi1den9eri9te auf &or5eQanteQern
Der 80ni9lihen Berlner Manufaftur.
Die &rp1aQeldler baben oben einea
9oloeuen breiten &ano uno iino nit benz
in Cobb ein9rau,rten Dionosramme oes
&aiierpaares sel@midt. Iuber ben
jel1enjteu uno altel item @eiuen wtro aub
iran60If9er @9aumtuein 9ereiht, TO-
wie aur Suppe meiItenS oeutlder.
Ser Slid lit 0el9mldt NIT 9roBen
7ofelauildteu. auf weldeu berrl.@e
Observation-Disclosures pransen, sez
,p0bnli9 in elmer S@ale oreierlei Irten
BON Stolen; ie so bis 60 @tielroien bon
elmer Garbe merbeu babel 5uiammenses
bunoeu uno nebeneinanoer 9elest. Bor
ben ein5elucn @eoeden, iteben @laier nit
Stielroien. @ilberne Mrmleudter nit
Dunoerten bon @adsferaen beleudten
bic Taiel. @or ieoem @eoed 1ie9t bic
@peiietarte, bic auf tpeiBem &elinpapier
nit breitem @olbraub litboarapbirt it,,
unb neben ibr befinbet ii@ in %oerielben
Iusiubrune bas Muiitprosramm, beibe
se5iert bur@ bas NQiaucepappen oes
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9er amS9c;ct6nete 4r3t

ST. Sobn IbernetbD (1763-1831)
in 9unoon muroe einmal au einer Dame
Der b6dlten M~riltotratie 9erufen. bic
ibn inter 9brdneu 5u elnem bd6li9en
tleinen Iffen flbrte, Der ausenideinlf@
Bau9lpeD Bate. NbernetbD mar 51par
auBer 1i9 oariiber, baB man ibn obne
@eiteres gum Ebierar5te MAIDEN polte,
unter lu6te aber bod aus Mitleio ben
3ultano bes &%ierbdnoers 9enauer.
@leidjeitis bemertte er ben @ntel ber
Dame, Der ii@ als Elm e@ter un9ejose>>
rer 8ube auf benz 3eppi3 tpal5te. Ct
rdberte iih ibm ebenfalls, that, als oh
e. i'm aud unter iudte, unb tuanbte li4
bann NIT ben @orten an bic Dame:
,Mplaop. Sbre beioen S66ue leioet
an 19ledter &%eroauung. 2afen gle
oiejelben Tbee trinten uno muir lei@te
@peilen 9enieBen, outt1 weroen iie balo
pieoer sefuno iein!" Darnit sing CT
1dmuuielno bapon, bic Dame in be1er
@utb auriidlaIeno. *
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9oQelbQQCt>

Son ben Telienmdnndeu in Guyana
beri1tet @obert Sdombur9t, baB ct
unb eint9e 8esleiter bic ei%senthamli@
amitl9ernoen Gone oieies uiebli9en
@osels ueruabmen uno langiam gu benz
@erlammlunssorte oieier befieoerten
Tan3er binI9li9en. 9erielbe batte
et,pa je9s SUP im Dur@meiier. Iuf
bielem &labe ipran9 uno tan5te eben
Elm @osel berum, mdbreno bic anoeren
betpunoeruoe 3uidauer ~abaaben. St
breitete bic Sli9el aus. mari ben &opf
in bic 96be, ialug ein Sab u!e Elm
@fau, uno oann i~tol5irte ct umber nnb
traste ben Booen, ltets in blpfenoem
@anse, biz er feline @rmuoun9 our4
einen i9wirrenoen Son 81 erfennen CAB
uno elm onoerer i'm abl0lte. go traz
ten binter ei1anoer brei 8D9el aut uno
enoli9 init @told tpieoer IN bic GU
i9auerre,ben durud. Ser Gang finoet
rur mdbreno oer 8aarunQs5eit itatt.
01e Wdnuden 'tuetteifern I'M Ean5e, UNI
ir9enb elm @eib4eu 5u 9etuiunen, oas
tbnen be1pnoerS 9efdlt.
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Die Rumit oes ~Oeutrmad)ens.

9as Jeuerma9en, ,peldes uns iebt
10 1elbltueritdnoli4 eriaeint, lit benz ur>
meniden eewiB nidt 10 le,4t 9etporoen.
@elblt be inteliseutiten Giere rermo'
gen ni9t ii4 6euer au bere.ten.' Sc
ipiiIe NHen Der neuen @ett - 10 er5ablt
6r,eori1 BON 5%eQe,ualo in ieinen v@tb1
nosropbii@en &6helipriinsen" io1en
aQerbings ben @ebrau4 bes Seuers
fenneu, aber lie boben bic &unit bes
Geuermadens pom Menlden selernt.
Wnoers freili6 miBte ma urteilen,
,penn bic mertlpuroise 8eobadtun9 fi4
b%e,uabrbeiten uiroe, bic Stanley in 1et'
mem neuei ten @erfe mitte,lt, uno bic
ansebli9 pom @min &ai9a 9ema9t
,poroen lit. Ser Malo BON Mipu9ua
beberberst cine sroBe 9eroe S@impans
fen, mel@e na9ts bdufis bic Mipaz
Station be!uden, I'm 6ru4te gu iteblen.
9abei iolleu lie nun Jadeln bennbeu.
UNI ibren @es gu beleudten. @o lanse
aber teine peri6nli9e NeuBerun9 @mins
lelbit iiber bie)e auBeroroentlide 8epbz
a9tun9 oorlie9t, miro man tpobl ait penn
Sabe feitbalten oirier. oaB BON dQer
@e1d0pfen Der Menl4 a1ein eS 1T, oer
nit 5euer u~lnou9e6en uuo es gu er5ea'
Qe11 perIteht.
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0erauSacforDert.

Gin iunser Mann, oer in benz @ufe
oes. @alanten itano, bate ii@ auses
tu5bnt, bic &ano Der 9ame1 ~ nebn1er,
aber 1tatt ber5elben 2uft 5u tlilen. Cine
nod Iebr babl9e Dame bei4loB, ibn1
oiele unmanier gu uertueiIen. @ines
Nbenbs ersriff Der junse Sitter au6 bic
6anb Der Dame. tpel4e cine @oiree
eab, reiste ii@ 5u ibr berab urb tibte
tpieoer-in bic 2uft. rNun", iagte bic
Dame etmas pifirt, rr1o1 fuhlt ia
Sbren 9anotuB gar nl4t, poer tlller1
Sic abli9tli9 baneben?" rGer5eiben
Sie", ermioerte Der 9%olante iunse
Mann-roie 9ano 1T aber in Der 9bat
70 tleiu, DAP einem bas lei@t pailireu
fann."
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eta senbareS S]ebeimmtttel.

etu SokbareS 0etetmWtttel.
DaS Mittel, burd ueldes bic id6ne
Diana BON 8oitiers, bic 3tuei &bniee
BON Granfrei1 be5auberte unb nod int
Nlter bon iieb5is Sabren ben Ol4ter
8rantome in Gntalden ueriebte, ibre
,punberbare S16nbeit 10 LANCE tonler'
pierte, ,uar-& esenpaiier. Ma4 ibrem
Tobe perrietb Oubarb, ibr Yarfimeur.
bas @ebeimniB NIT fol9eaoen @orten:
.@abrlih. m.ine Damen, i9 Ia9e So,
men, bab ni4ts in oieier nieoeren Welt
benz &esenpalier 9leidtommt, tuenn IS
ii9 barum banoelt,G oas 8eli9t au er=
balten unb gu erneuerr,, bic 9aut ju
nabren, ,brcn Glaum ;u be'ua6reu, ibre
8oren 3u reini9en, ibre 6arbe 5u erfri'
i9en, lire Sh0nbeit bauerbaft uno bei'
1abe %uupersan9lih III MAIDEN. SD,
Dubarb, MeiIler oes Acknowledgements
bes, @birurs, Barber uno Yariameur,
i9 ertlGre auf Treue uno @lauben uno
bel Der Seele meinec lberaus geebrtert
6errin, Diana BON &oitiers, 9erjo9i1
BON @alentinois. ba6 bas &esen'pai1er
bas ein5ise @ebeimmittel tuar, bei1en
1i9 biele erlau9te Dame lpdbreno hires
2ebens beoiente, Inn iid cine ooQtom'
meme Suseno, @eiunobeit uno Sdons
belt Bis du einem Nlter BON 5ueiuno'
iiebdi9 Sa9ren 3u erhalten."
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Der &I6trttt oeS prcubttden
GtieubobWs NtntnerS.

2le VeTuDIe uOW WuuIIlJ Oe6 NV
niiters ,. MaDbah iinb nod niemals
10 beitimmt oufsetreten, tuie s~esentpdrs
tis. unb beieidneno 1T es. oaB iDnen
bisber tuenisitens cine Nbleuenuns
amtliherieits nod ni@t e~ntse9enseieBt
tporoen lit. Serr .. Mapba4, Der balo
70 Sabre Sdblt. bat mieoerbolt 1don
ben @uni9 ausseipru@eu. feline i@pere
@eidditslait abSuihatteln, uno tpenn
er beute bas @leide wieoerum setban,
10 1T au 9laubeu, baB nur &ldii9ten
auf bic @eiunobeit bes Miniitcrs bic
Genebmisung beS Mbidieoss @eiu4es
berbeiiabren werben. @s bleibt aber>
baupt ab3ulparten. ob Der &idtritt
i9on iebt ooer erit ~ e.l'cm fpateren
I3e,tpuntt erfolseu wiro. Su.merbin
it aber an5unebmen, bab bic Se9enmars
ti9en &idtritts9erldte aud auf Inter
lasen sei9ditli9er Nrt beruben. IS
miro in bieler Beaiebuns Golaenoes
semelbet: Sic preuBii4en S~taatseiien>
babnen baben in ben lebten Sabren in
6olse Der 9lnitisen au9emeinen &C.
1ddftslaae uno Der bamit u%erbuubenen
@teiseruns bes Bertebrs iebr 9roB BE
ueberldulie fir bic Staatstaie selies
fert. Sm Sabre 1850 betrus Der
ueberi9uB 297 WiQioneu uno nab
Wb5ug Der 8inien fir bic @iienbabnz
tapitali6ulo (l64 MiQionen Mart)
1873 Mi1ionen Narf. Sir 1890
mar Der RENE leberihuB auf l13 Wtils
lionen Mart peranl9last, bic Slteinz
nabme erb6bte aber I9lieBli9 oen
Betras no1 UNI einise 40 MiQ. Mart
Sn Der bere9tigten Innabme, baB Der
Yertebr ii9 niat auf oiel er auBerse:
m6bnl,den 96be balten tperoe, muroc
in Dem @tat iur oas %ab9elaufen Sabr
(1S9O-91) Der refine ueberl9uB auf
l43 Miaicnen Mtart seidast.. Bie
nun 5uperlaliis uerlautet. 1T ieoo9 bic
8irtli9teit butter oic1er Annabme erz
bebtib duriid9eblieben, 10 oaB nibt ,u1e
IN ben Borjabren mt ei1em Mfebribers
jhuB, 1unoern nit e'nem Mlnoeraberz
19uB 3u rednen lit. Man nennt bic
8abl 40 M,lipnen als 9iferen5 5lpi=
i9en sul, uno Slteinnahme. Qnoere
ipre9en gar BON so bis GO M1Qionen.
Sn e,ner erli9tlib inipirirten MittDelz
lung oer rNoroo. Ias. 3tg." tuiro 5us
seseben, oaB bic Betrlebsaus9aben i'm
abeelauienen Sabre erheb(i@ seltie9en
|eien. Vie uriade ueroen anaeseben:
bic betrd9tllde @rb6buns Der Irbeiter>
l6bne unb Der Materialienprei1e, ma.
mentlib aber bic in Jol9e bes IberauS
1trensen @inters, ioru,e Der aus9eoebn
ten lleberldmemmunsen uno @@neez
p%ermebunsen elnsetretenen Tertebrsz
erl9mernl1ie u1o oas oaour9 berbel9e'
fibrte permehrte &eparaturbeolrinlB
Der Betriebs mittel uno Babnanlagen.
9agesen piro be6anptet, bab bic oben
senanuten 3ablen tueit ubertrieben ieien:
r@ielmebr fam an9enom1nen >peroen;
oaB has mirtlide 1nan5ielle @rsebnib
Ter aatsbabnuerwaltung binter Der
@9aBuns, ,pel@e i'm Sanuar oieles
Sabres BON Dem Ginan5miniiter Miquel
i'm 2anotaae m1tsetbellt 'poroen lit,
n14t 1ebr welentlid 5uridbleiben 'piro.
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8rabreoe aus oer 9ateu, attea
Y~tilttdraett. .

Sauptmaun: rDa liest ct nun, Der
Moblfe! 2lber oas fommt bon benz
perTuaten Oblteiien. SD CLAUDE,
Serbs, &peun1 man @u9 in elmer @dnb
bic Gbolera 3eiat uno in ocr anoern ne
&1aume - SIR sreift ale na@ oer
@flaume! Qno nit bret 9asen Mit<
t~elarrejt 1T er uus au@ ourdsesaueen!~
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91lau.

.Mein 6err, uarum ieben Sic id
ni9t in bas Nebentoupee, oa sic rau=
@en? 9ieies &oupee lit bod fur Mi@t=
rau4er beitimmt."
ISM &au@toupee baneben lit mir
i@on gar 5u uiel Saudi"
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Ratb>

Gin Bauer bate eiuen !6unb nit
leiner Dunsersabel erltoden unS itano
bes6alb ppr @eridt. r9u %tonnteit ia
ben 6uno NIT benz Stiel Der @abel a1'<
9eeifen". iaate Der &i9ter.
v@o?" enteesnete Der Bauer drser<
lid. ,bat etpa Der 6uno MIDI NIT benz
5hman3e an9epadt ?" .
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8ettt 3ettuuaSIefeu.

SD finbe bier ein Snierat BON UNI
ierm Greunoe, benz &aufma111t Mfuaer;
Ct iudt einen Sunseu. limb norseitern
bat iba feline Jraa erit NIT 8mllsnSen
beI@entt! 9ieier uneridttli@e!"
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9arMut.

S0r14Nt>
@ed: u@as madt benin bein. Ilz
freo!" -.
Baleteuie: r@ir reoea ni@t mebr
nit chamber"
@ed: .9abt Sbr @u4 benn se>
5antt?"
8aIeteuje: rMeiu, aber s~'beiratbet!"
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-03
now Tyr nrm
T,ha S,ate Teochersi TnstItue

The State Teachers Institute was OPP
ened in the Masonic Building last Mon
day morning, and has held morning,
afternoon, and night sessions regular
since. The interest and attendance
have constantly increased, and the
work that mas been done must be bene-
fetal to the schools. The following
teachers and school officers are in at
tendance "A. ID. Wharton, ii. q. Weber,
Miss Maud Copeland and Miss Bethe-
mia Nance, Nashville; +. w. Doc son,
Hurricane, ID. j. Moore, Prospect, Giles
county, ). A. Moore, Lynnyille, l.. A.
II. u. Kelly, +. S. Crawford, Green
Witherspoon, M. l.. Martin, Hugh Wal
lace, Franklin, J. X. Il. Timmons, w.
Il. Ussery, J. w. Bell, A. q. Medley, j.
Z. Hardison, w. ID. Scott, X. a. Wilson,
Geo. Hardison, A. &. Allen, o.. II. p.
Bennett, II. S. Williams, X. p. Stegall,
DIR. w. A. Smith, Il. Il. Erwin, a. g.
Floyd, Il. M. Hogan, w. S. Park, w. Il.
McKennOn, Chas. A. Walters; Misses
Lucy l.. aud May Floyd, Anna Voor-
HES, Agnes Ussery, Fannie Sinclair,
Mary Friel, Mary Carpenter, Lottte
wilkins, Annie Freeman, Mary IL.
Blackburn, Mary L. Beecher, Eba Ben
nett, Estelie Leonhard, Sackie +. Mich
olson, Annie s. Tindall, Henrietta Lag
arus, and Mrs. Alice Smith.
County Supt. j. NJ. Miller, is the pre-
siding officer of the Institute, and Il. Is.
Kelly, Secretary. Profs. Wharton and
programme and direction If the work.
Prof. Wharton has lgiven some very
interesting and profitable lectures on
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and
Geography, and Prof. Weber has won
the admiration and thanks of the teach
ers for excellent lectures in Physics,
Chemistry, and Primary methods.
Prof. Il. Il. Kelly has given the Lectures
ON language, and kept this department.
fully up with the Others. Other teach
ers and the general audience are invited
To discuss the topics before the insti-
tute, and many do so, frequently en-
tering into running debates in which
all take the keenest interest.
Capt. w. X. Garrett, State Superln-
tendent, spent Tuesday in the institute,
and gave an excellent lecture on the
state school law, giving special atten-
ton to the amendments made by the
last Legislature. This lecture Will mate
rally aid teachers .and commissioners
in the establishment of the Secondary
schools provided for in these recent
amendments, as well as give them a
clearer understanding of their rights
and duties under the whole law.
Yesterday was Farmers day, and the
Commissioner of Agriculture, DR.. God
ance, and lectured on the aims and
plans of the Bureau of Agriculture.
Miss LenaSCabler, as oTganist has
given valuable assistance.
Miss Sallie Medley entertained the
audience with an excellent recitBtion,
and Miss Mary Ruttle in solo capti-
waited the audience.
DIR. w. A. Smith lectured Tuesday
night on the Relative Importance OF
Studies, and Prof. John Moore, Jr.,
lectured Wednesday night on the sub
Schools" Both of these Lectures were
sensible and practical, aud the audience
evidently appreciated them.