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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-02
CARPET RIGS.

gx12 Royal Wilton. value S3IOO.
 special at S29Tj px12 Oriental. value S31tD. Spe-
 ciaI at S2G.7:I ex12 Administer. ,alue S2T-:o. sIr-
 cial at S22. 45 9x12 Body Brussels vglur S27.-U
 special at ST. i5 9xi2 Brussels. ralue s1s.OO. spe-
 ciaI at S14.iJ 9x12 smyrna. value s17.JO. special
 at sll.OO sx12 Wool value 5000. special at s7.49 LINoLEUM AND OIL CLOTHS. 25e quality oil Cloth. special 1sc 2sc quality Oil Cloth. special 25c 40c quality oil Cloth. special 33c Tc quality oil Cloth. special i2c 0c quality Cork LlHOieum. special 3Tc d5c quality Cork Linoleum. special 4sc 15c quality Cork LinoIeum. special Jjc s1.3a quality InIaid Linoleum, sDe-
 cial 9Tc
 LACE CURTAINS.
 Nottingham Curtains. value TJc,
 special 4Sc Nottingham Curtains. value sL25.
 special I.c Nottingham Curtai1s. value sL7a.
 special Sl2J Nottingham Curtains. value s22J.
 special S1.50 Nottineham Curtains. value S3O0.
 special S225 Nottingham Curtains. value s42l
 special S295 Renaissance Curtains. va1ue S11OO.
 special ss25 Renaissance Curtains vsIue s12JO.
 TleciaI SsT5 THE CELEBRATED BEAR BRAND
 YARNS
 GerInzntpwn. skein I0e Shetland FIosz. skeim l0c Saxouy. Skefn 1oe Spanish skein f2isc Golf. skein 7gc German Knitting. skeiH 5Qc F---~- 7 n~I. n-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-02
FROM THE CARPET DEPART
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MENT. THIRD FLOOR.
 As the result of last weeks sale of Carpetings we have many rolls now with just enough in them for one room Bring your measure with you and we will make it 2 mOney-saviug item 10 you to buy now.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

Qvick Meal Gasoline stovar
hvilka arc de basta i m~arknaden,
6nnas till billiga priser ! c. A.
Larsons %jernhandel, 100 4th $
En- at New Works hogre polls
tjensteman har nyligen psvisat !
en- amerikansk tidskrift, att brotts-
ligheten har landet ar alls icke,
som man har skal att antaga.
storst bland invandrarne, utan
bland iniodda amerikanare. Det
ofvervagande antalet mord och
drap forofvas af personer. som
arc fodda och fostrade har ! Ian
Diet, och flertalet forialskningar'
forsnillningar, tedragerier och
annat svek arc infodda amerika-
ners verk,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

Beat 'em All eller Diamond c
tval, 10 stycken for 25c hos Lar
son & Anderson denna vecka.
Del ar fraga ON att under fair
veckan hafva q street dekorerad
med elektriska belysuingar lik-
het med hvad forhallandet var
under majspalatsens dagar. Deko-
relingarne skola enligt Diet patank
ia forslaget stracka sig mellan
Iowa och Pearl streets med bagar
strackande sig tvars Oliver gatan
vid Pierce och Jackson SITS.
mdndagsqVdH anlande hit en-
framling fran Mexiko med EFT lik,
som var afsedt att transporteras
med Illinois Central je~rnvagen
till Princeton, MINI. Men franz
lingen fam staden intressant att
Sc pa och lemnnde den d0de sta
ende pa s%tationen, der han spred
en- fruktansvard stank omkriDg
sig. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sokte
f0rgafves efter framlingen och
lika forgafves sokte polisen att ia
fatt honom. Forst pa onsdags-
morgonen efter SO timmars for
lopp kom hah och tog hand pm
sin dode van, och jernvagstjenste-
mannen zorro mycket glada att ia
sanda dem i vag begge iva. Det
gick med sadan bradska. att de
Ell ems gatvo sig It'd att fraga efter
framlingene namn.
Califarniaplommon till 40 cents
pr korg nos !. D. Wadnams unaer
aterstoden af veckan.
Kom ihSg att &c fnaste spring
chickens" kunna erhallas till bill
ligaste pris j Larson & Andersons
kottatdelning.
Eft intressant mi ssionsforedrag
kommer att hallas i den Svenska
M. E. Kyrkan mandagsqvalllen
den a DENIES Diver missioner pa
Philippinerna, Indien, Kina och
Japan. Foredraget halles af Mr..
Otto A. Rabe fran Des Moines.
Strahattar billigt hos G, d.
Hanson & Co. 4de & Jennings SITS
Screen doors och screen win
dows hos Spalding, 3 & Court.
Centralstationen for all slags
frukt ar hos Larson g. Andersons
groceributik.
Tiarpapp och takspan af basta
qvalitet hos Spalding. 8 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

Mrs Van Dine, moder till den
enc at de for nagra msnader Sc
dan j Chicago afrattade 'cafbarn'-
mordarne. har ! dagarne aflagt
examen forl att bli 'probations-
officer. Hon onskar namligen
egna slit lif at EFT arbete, hvarun-
der hon far de NEST rika tillfallen
att varna gossar och flickor, hvil-
ka sta fara att glida in pa brot-
tets bana.
Blef 0fverfallen Mr. John
Graf, Hamilton, Ohio, omtalar
foljande som hande i fol SOM
mar. ALA menniskor j var stad
arc eniga ON, att DR. Peters Ku-
riko DIR en- utmarkt medicin, och
ALA villa hafva den. Det hande
mig en- alton, da jag kom fran
stationen med en- lada Kuriko,
att qvinnorna So att saga ofver-
folio mig och togo medicinen fran
mig, sd att jag icke medforde en-
enda laska hem". Sales en-
dast af speciella agenter. eller
direkt at fabrikanterna. Adres
sera: DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co, II7-IIo So. .Hoyne Ave.
Chicago. Ill.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01


Sedan'vi inkopt w. F. Tuttles
andel / Iowa Fuel CO.. onska vi
Tor allmanheten tillkannagifva at
den alltid kan 6nna EFT fullstan.
digit lager at kol, we'd, k~reaturs-
fader och kloakror ! var yard.
Det kommef stadse att vara var
strafvan att at vara kunder till
handahalla Diet basta af ALT var
affair till resonabla priser.
Mr. Peter Nelson qvarstar fort
farande i bolaget och fines hela
tiden pa sin gamla plats, der han
med mole onskar betjena sina
gamla kunder och vanner.
Vara utkorare arc erfarna man
och leverera varorna just der Nj
viii hafva dem med sS litet oesvar
for eder som mojligt. Garante-
rande eder EFT arligt och artigt
bemotande onska vi harmed rakna
eder som var kund.
Iowa EIInI Co
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
Sioux City.
momFgHEss lElsFuNNUMMER 621

SW1ILW haiiaS
eu hlelpEss ~krymPling, som sitter
6 en ruleztoI dag in och dag ut
och saIYer skosn0ren three pairs
for a nickel. Fastan hans ner-
veg gen9m EFT fall blifvit sa for
storda a.t han Ell kan skilja mel
Ian hvAG mau kallar varmt och
ksilt, Sd har han dock hjertat pa
rata ssaITet.
Ea snka vid naE.n Christina
Bray hax en- hten affair med kon-
eekt och dylika saker i 3o7 Ninth
=streeth- Afaren gick eJ bra och
hon nasfe taga% inteckning pa slit
ELLA heGz. neutrality-suspicious.
fren. eE hardhjertad man, vile
ha slit tTHgOdohafvande, som den
Sattiga enkan 'ei kunde betala.
Delta tick 'sShDestring Smith,
yreda pd och startade en- insam
Siug. som resulterade att inteck-
1ingeHp SOM Ell belopte sig till
tvuerz AK $Io5.25, aflyftades i
: tisdass- Den fattiga enkan rad
ladies dezsgenom att ga frau hus
Oah hem- Babe hon och "Shoe-
j: string Saith" viljaharmed franz
b1ra stu tacksagelse till de BARN.
hertiga aaeuniskur, som bidrogo
till Oct sada resnltatet.
De haaste skjortor i stan fran
soc till 50 hos G. d. Hanson &
CO. S27 9Th street,
TksSxks f. Cummings blef i
fredags pakord at en- sParva gn
>vid 10 & Pierce streets och erh0ll
>dervid sadaua skador, att han
afied en- tjmma efterat a Samari-
tan husplt&iet- dit han genast
fordes. Czamings var pa vag att
hesoka s1a hustru, hvilken innehar
anstaiInfngi en- family, och hade
JuststisGe sf en- ~sparvaga, da han
pAkordes at en- AMMAN vagn, som
ga sparet bredgid kom framru-
sande med FULL fart. Mannen ka-
sfades al stoten hogt uppi luften
och foil ned uid sparet med blod
5Erommsade ur nasborrarne. Han
ategsann. soma sagdt, Ell sansen.
Enna n han dog.
Bas6xEaSea L. B. Rife sop sig
fall i fredagseftermiddag och in
fann sig i slit onyktra tillsta nd
hos sin hQsrmiid6o7 Pierce street.
Han Iefver ej pa god fot med hui
ssrun, OCH for att uttrycka slit
~Ipissuole korde han en- revolver
I'm geuoHr en- fo~nsterruta och hota-
de att sklgta henne. Hustrun
swaug skfikande ut genom en-
hzkvdg eEter help, och Rife begaf
sig gatan ned&t till Carr etson
EotelI. der han for en- stund radde
am hcia hocket. Sheriffen kom
ut urCo9rtauset men blef skramd
-3fG2ifes oladdade revolver, och
Stamina Su forhallandet med en-
xnangd bretbarare, som just kom-
init ut hr&a postkontoret. Till sist
Cog en- zf xf dem mod till sig och
eEdeIade med EFT salltrad Rife
Gttsag pa skallen med den pafoljd
ait ham, Rife, stop, och Diet var
nned stor svirighet att han kunde
AEzilas tiH lif igen.
Ct ID. Hanson & Co. Andra
seder Suit 81 den passar for Stamina
zpcis fran $50 och upp.
Garner Jennings a. Ath
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Tort och 6nt byggnadsvirke
COS Spalding. 8 & Court.
Malare;ErSer och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Spalding sslier ALA slags bygg-
nadsmaterialier, Bradgard 8 &
Court.
On Nj har hosta, ss en- kop
Aaska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
Onskasi

En- yngling eller ficka, som
will lara sig sattareyrket, kan
genast ia plats a Svenska Mont
torens tryckeri, Sioux City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
Iowa Fuel Co.
acknowledgement,
Centralpalatset = Stockholm


0nskar nj nsgon affair i Sverige?
Onskar nj nagon egendomi Sverige?
onskar nj plats l SVERIGE
onskar nj nagot patent placeradt | SVERIGE
onskar nj nagon slags u%trattning / Sverige?
Skrif dagenast med bifogande af IS cents
i frimsrken till
svsnsSoAnarSanssa T6raailas.sviu. osrkalpaatsst'
STOCKHOLM. SWEDEN.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN,
OBITUARY..
EDWARD EGAN.

Another of Newtown s old and high
ly esteemed citizens passed away on
Friday last, Edward Egan of Walnut
Tree Hill, in his 68th year. Mr. Egan
came to Newtown in 1851, being en-
ployed at first in comb shop for Isaac
Beers. He was born in West Meath
county, Ireland. Mr. Egan was a man
of most genial and happy tempera-
ment, and one who had many friends
in town. He will be sadly missed in
the neighbOrhood where he 50 long re-
sided, as we'll as in St Roses church,
of which he was faithful communi-
can't. Mr. Egan married Miss Elizabeth
Il. Gordon, who died August "a, 1885.
The surviving children are Kew E. j
Egan of Seabright, N. j.. Mrs w. J.
Driscoll and Mrs Julia Rowe of Phil
adelphia, Pa W. II. Egan and John
NJ. Egan of Jersey City, N. j., and Mrs
John II. Blake Of Newtown. The
funeral was largely attended on Mon
day from St Roses church. Rev E. J.
Egan celebrated the solemn high mass
of requiem, with Father Fox as deacon,
Father DOnohue of New Milford as
sub-deacOn, and Father O'Reilly as
master of ceremonies. There were a
number Of beautiful floral tributes,
including palms with word ''Grandpa,' .
from Willie, Gordon and Ina Driscoll
Of Philadelphia, galax wreath with
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
THOMAS j. BRADLEY.

Selectman Thomas J. Bradley, died
at his no me in Sandy Hook, Thursday
evening, May 4, after an illness of a
few weeks duration. The cause of his
death was exhaustion following inter-
mittent malarial fever, which he con-
tracted short time before. DR. Kier-
nan attended him, and was hopeful of
bringing his patient through to few
days before the end, but all efforts
were unavailing, and his death came
as shock to the community at large.
The funeral took place from St Roses
church, Sunday, May 7, a large con-
course of friends Of the deceased and
the representatives Of the town gov
eminent following the remains from
his late home to the church and
thence to the place of interment in
the Catholic cemetery. The obsequieS
were simple and devoid of ostentation
in consonauce with the character of
the dead man. Rev Father O'Reilly
officiated at the religious ceremonies,
and at the close delivered short and
simple eulogy on the life of the de-
ceased, which every hearer fully en-
dOrSed. He said in part the deceased
was man of rugged, uncOmpromising
honesty, faithful Christian, exempla-
ry husband and father, and good Of
fetal and citizen whom the communi-
ty could not we'll afford to lose, and
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

closed by SIGNALLING his life and
death as worthy the emulation Of all
Christians. The pail bearers were
John keane, w. q. Corbett, M. H.
Heating, M. J. Heating, Edward Troy
and Michael Haugh. The funeral ar
rangements were in charge of Under
taker E. W. Troy.
The deceased is survived by wife
and seven sons all grown to manhood
and residing elsewhere: Michael F.,
Patrick H., Thomas, James E., John,
William and Joseph. Mr. Bradley's
life and success illustrates the OppOr-
tunities that fair field and fair play
in America offers to the European
emigrant here. He was born in Ire.
land in 1841, and came to this country
when child. He attended for sever
al winters the district schools in town,
and thus laid the foundations on
which his life work rested. He was
an emplOye of the rubber works for 35
years, holding responsible position
in the hose department.. Always a
democrat in politics, when he left the
shop he was made selectman by his
party aSSociates,a position he has filled
with credit ever since. In 1898, be
was made postmaster at Sandy Hook,
and held the office during President
Cleveland's administration. While
holding party fealty as faith, he was
always fair to his political opponents,
and the townspeople of opposing polt'
ical beliefs, all give him this need OF
praise. He was an honest man, and
the community is certainly better fol
his having lived in it's
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

word "Father," a wreath of white
carnations and pink roses from men,
bers of Rev E. J. Egan's parish at
Seabright, N. j., and a wreath from
Mrs Mary Curtis of Bridgeport. The
pail bearers were William Baum, Rich
ard Egan, John Gordon, Thomas En-
mis-, William Egan and Thomas Leavy,
uephewS of the deceased. The inter-
ment was in St Roses cemetery. Those
present at the funeral from out of
town included DR. and Mrs Andrew
Egan of New York, Miss Mamie Ennis,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Ennis and Gordon
Ennis of Ansonia, Mrs John Nash OF
Shelton, Miss Georgiana Gordon, Miss
Charlotte Gordon, Mr. and Mrs George
Reilly of Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs
Peter Egan Of New York, Miss Irene
Egan of Danbury, Miss-Ann WEIGH,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph.Lavery, Miss Ann
Certify, Miss Annie Leavy, Mrs Mar
garet Egan, Misses Elizabeth and
May Egan of Seabright, N. J Funeral
Director William Honan had the ar
engagements in charge.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
HE KEPT UP IN THE RACE.

James S. Barron, President Man
chester Cotton Mills, Rock Hill, S. c.,
writes:
SIN 1883 painted my'residence with
L. & M. 1t looks better than a great
many houses painted three years ago. "
Don't pay S1.5O gallon for linseed
oil, which you do in ready-for-use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 60
cents per gallon and mix it with Long,
man & Martinez L. & M. paint.
1t makes Paint cost about 81 20 per
gallon.
Wears and covers like gold.
Sold by Cogswell & veteran,
Washington Depot; G. M. Beach, New
Milford; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy
Hook; Smith Sons, West Cornwall; "A.
L. Hodge & Son, Roxbury Station.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud
ing piles. Druggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case,
no matter of how long standing, in six
to "A dayss First application gives
hasn't it send SOC in stamps and it will
be forwarded, postpaid, by Paris
Medicine Co., St Louis, Mo.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
A CREEPING DEATH.

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns,
Belle Plaine, Mimi, writes that a
friend dreadfully injured his hand,
which swelled up like blood poisoning.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve drew out the
poison, healed the wound, and saved
and sores. 25c at r. II. Beers & Co.,
Newtown; Belts & Belts, Sandy Hook;
A. w. Twiss, Bethel, drug stores.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
1.-THE ONLY MAN IN TOWN."
THIS ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BEN.
EFT OF THE NEWTOWN LIBRARY.

Unless all signs fail in dry weather
land this has been, we admit, decided:
ly dry weather RECENTLY the Library
benefit this coming Saturday evening,
May 18th, is to be record breaker. OF
course no better actors Tor we should
say in this case, actresses) are to be
found anywhere than in Newtown, and
then you know, we are all curious to
see what becomes of that only man in
town after all the pretty girls have
smiled upon him and set their cap (bon-
metz for him. Somebody suggests that
the pretty misses will all be left, but
that the sole upholder of the stronger
sex will come to the surface calm and
serene. The reserved seat tickets at
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

30 cents each are now going fast. A
few more good ones are yet to be had
at the store of r. II. Beers & Co. Get
ahead of your neighbor in starting aft
er your seat; he is hitching up hi
horse now. Local talent always takes
in Newtown; takes all the mont y the
people have: but the treasury of the
Newtown Library is we'll able to hold
it all.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
A PERFECT PLOW.

It was a 'LeRoy Plow" that plowed that
rough new land without breaking. 1t was a
LEROY Plow>> that plowed the hard dry
ground where others failed. 1t was a Leroy
work easy FOR man and ' team. Il was a :eIe
Roy" Reversible Plow, that plowed the steep
sfdehin. 1t is &" Leroy" Reversible Plow that
will do good work on fat land, doing away
with all burrows leaving your land level and
suitable for all crops. For sale by w. B..
Glover. NewtOWn Oonn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Mr. and Ms S e)hen Koran and
children and Misses May and Lizzie
Corbett, all of Bridgeport, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs James Corbett
in HuntingtOWn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Thomas o. Murphy of Botsford has
been among the sick ones, the past
week. DR. Wales of Monroe is caring
for him.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

While in New Milford, last week,
visiting at the home of her uncle, J.
A. Colepaugh, Miss Jessie Colepaugh
was so unfortunate as to lose her pock-
etbook containing quite a sum of
money. She thought she dropped it
on the way to the depot.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Miss Anna Griffin of Matteawan, N.
Y, was a guest, Sunday, of Mr. and
Mrs M. f. Grove at BOtSfOrd.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

The Blue Ribbon Horse & Carriage
Co. on Cannon street, display full
line of up-to-date carriages and bust
ness wagons in their repository, and
careful inspection will convince pur-
chasers that their prices are very low.
They also build vehicles of every de-
scription, and anything on wheels that
bears their name carries with it a
guarantee for quality and style. They
tions to pleasure drivers. Their lat
est is a very attractive top buggy
which they call the "New York
Knockabout. The job will speak for
itself on sight and is meeting with a
ready sale In New York City.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Alfred Osborne is driving a new
horse, purchased of L. S. Patterson.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Thomas Reilly, formerly of this
town, has recently been appointed a
park policeman in Bridgeport and is
stationed at Beards]ey park.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

The drama, "The Only Young Man
in Town." will be presented on Sa ur-
day evening, May Ii, at the Town hall,
for the benefit of the Newtown Libra
~: The cast of characters will be as
follows:
"The Only Young N IN in Town.
H. Birdsey Sniffen
Miss Francesca Barnaby, Miss Agnes Platt
Mrs Rebecca Barnaby, Miss Mabel Morris
Miss Hannah Staples, Miss Mabel Taylor
Miss Isabel Smith. Miss Elizabeth Goodwin
Miss Matilda Dicks. Miss Jessie Tay lOr
Miss Susan Lanes, Miss Julia Duncombe
Mrs Vane, Miss Julia Duncombe
The tickets will be Is and 35c, on
sale at the store of R. H. Beers & Co.
1t is hoped that there will be large
sale.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Matthew Mullane is intending to
put up silo, after haying.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

While a bilious attack is decidedly
unpleasant it is quickly over when
Chamberlain'S Stomach and Liver
Tablets are used. For sale by r. 81.
Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis
& Co., Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long
Hill; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; S. j.
Parks, Trumbuu.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Mr. and Mrs Thomas o. Murphy, who
were recently married, gave a recep-
tiOn at their home, Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings of last week, to their
many friends, and on Saturday even
ing they treated large number Of
their friends to a fine OYSTER supper.
After the supper music and social in
tercourse was enjoyed. The occasion
was greatly enjoyed by all present and
many good wishes were extended to
Mr. and Mrs Murphy for a long and
happy life.
Mrs J. w. Gordon, who is now at
No. 1 Caer-Howell street, Toronto,
Ont, has been very i'll for the past 10
days. At present she is suffering very
much. The trouble is sudden and
severe attack of acute inflammatory
rheumatism. But she is being made
as comfortable as possible under the
care of skilled physician and kind
trained nurse, who are friends of her
brother. Mrs Gordon has the use of
her hands but cannot sit up yet.
The presiding elder, Rev J. E. Ad-
ans, is announced to preach in the
Methodist church, Sandy Hook, next
Sunday morning, at $780, On Satur-
day evening he will hold quarterly
conference at 100 in the church parlor.
Joseph Turner now has a derrick
set up and has begun hard work on his
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Mrs Augustus Campbell and children
of West Haven have rented a part of
Mrs Ida Hamburger's house for the
summer. They arrived on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Joseph Turner now has a derrick
set up and has begun hard work on hi.
new mill property.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
1.-THE ONLY YOUNG MAN IN
TOWN."

DRAMA TO BE PRESENTED IN THK
TOWN HALL, MAY Ii.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Rrahtttg lit tilr
5ftrHt Srllnnl pfar
BY MRS. A. wooDwoRTH COOLEY.
Assistant Professor. Department OF Education
state University Of North Dakota

teacher the teaching of reading may be made the potent
influences the VITAL the permanent But reading and teaching
reading be given their full legitimate meaning.
Reading always and everywhere has its wofod phase II is
imagining and thinking with JOY in these activities also mastery
of the symbols with this also Oral reading is always and
where (I) seeing thinking and feeling melted by written words 2)
another in the words spoken the pictures found e
words for the purpose of aroung sympathetic thought and feel
ing the listener The first steps teaching reading should leave this
abiding impression in the mind of the listener His attitude towards
words toward reading important than the number OF words
learned per month
TO teach oral reading pupils OF any develop literary
taste from its bud flower cultivate the Imagination and pow
attention lead to clearer and more definite thinking
increase the pleasure reading increased facility quick
recognition Of word forms distinct pronunciation
well modulated tones.
The step learning read then Getting PIC
lures OF objects and worth thinking and reading larger
clearer definite thoughts and higher ideals of beauty of form
sound This be done by with real things
while know 2 enlarged experience 60 expression word and by
hand (4 familiarity with literature s. increasingly and
distinct pronunciation with better meditation;
of mental pictures with forms and their y
oaSug ability instantly, sight Of the give mean
ing 30 others in spoken words
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Honesty in Politics

From the Mail and Breeze
No, Erastus, you are mistaken
III supposing that it is the tricky,
INSCRIPTIONS politician who wins
in the end or course, We can
understand how you might come
To the conclusion that such is the
case, and sometimes it does look
that way. We have seen several
tricky politicians who seemed to
be able to fool the people for n
long time, and keep in office when
they would have been more in
place in the penitentiary, but,
mind you, it wasn't their dishon-
esty that won but their ability ia
hide their rasoality and hypocrisy
If the people had really known
what kind of men they were they
wouldn't have lasted more than
one season, but they managed to
make the public, that is the ma.
jority of the public, believe they
were honest, Hypocrisy is the
tribute that vice pays to virtue
The dishonest man understands
that the only way he can get any
where with the people is to BAN.
boozle them into believing that he
is good fellow and on the square
And this readiness Of people &c
take man for what he pretends to
be seems to US to show mighty
good side in human nature. The
vast majority Of men are homes
and the honest man is not apt t,
be suspicious. He is inclined t,
think that other men are homes
aud that they will not lie; so wheI
a rascal puts on a garb Of right
eousness the impulse Of the hon
est man is to believe that the ras
cal is entitled to wear that sort o