The Canonsburg Weekly Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

I TUB LXADINO ONU CENT PKU MILK. CANONKUUIUI, l'KNNA. 'PKYUOODH i AT MARTIN'S LOCAL HAPmiKOa. tWpteutber. The Kenaler boot.

Nuw tlioot nia'rrelu. 'Twas glorious rala, Ask far He Ktiujlty boot, Waihiiigton fair oluevt today, TLo il buulDOKi looking up. Oet vale btlli at Tub Notis office. Cabinet book raaei and desks, at Day A Hammocks MO 1 AOC, 7C, CtaC. Cpl, 00, etC.

1 I 1 I Spreaders, lOo IPex Pair. 11 1 ftfJ if it! MS Peaches! A-XLClxor Ropes, lOo. We have something new in Harmonicas (mouth organs). We nut on sale this week We put on sale this week 1 cash, or two for 25c; worth nearly double the money. i it- I LADIES, wo have something new to giveaway, just what you want.

Tickets will 35 dozen Handkerchiefs dozen Handkerchiefs fit i cc 1 be given to every person who MARTINS, wishes one, commencing Saturday morning. Yours The fellow that wore "Newburgh Neyer-Rip'-Oveiulls, didn't get away. MORAL. if you muBt Bteal Melons, don't wear Newburgh'B. SOLD BY S3 IWILL A.

McCONNELLl Jefferson Academy! Musirail and EuKlish Sahnol for both soxos. Leading Men's Outfitter. tliu bout oolluKus. luorouirli instruction kivcd in MUSIC AND THE LANGUAGES. attention paiil to thoso do'irinit to purano tho oouuuo KiiKlisli brBnchos.

J'hn huililiiiKH, whioli are liirite in luive lately boon romoduloil and iuiprovod. A wo dormitory. Kxpenaui low. TERM OPENS SEPTEHDElt 13, AJaross It. PHILLIPS, Principal, Cunonaburit, Pa, 1'Ueiirnlnn Itnto vlft IVnnaylvonlu Lines Iiii'tlieiti.

A. 15, llnoniupiuciit nt In(1itiiiH)oiW, tin hoiiti'int'tr rim 4, exeurHiun tickets In lmliant-pnljH count Uifi Twenty- seventh Nuiuiiml hncfimumcnt of the (i. A. It, will to told iroiii ticki't ftUtioiH of the lVnnnylviinm Lines at the. bpecml low r.a of one c.

ut pur mile. '1 wilt be (food returning until HepteuilitT 10, la-elusive, from IudianupoliR the Pennsyl- vaum route is the most dimirftnle to tlblca- i. Fast through trains from the 1 lousier Siato Capital ruu (liaot to the 01 Id's Fair City, stopping at South Chloa.o, (Iraud Crossi Fair stations These station tiramt Crossing and f.nglewood, Workt 1 on tlio rennsylvanm Lines. stations are close to the nates of the great Exposition and convenient to hotels and boarding houses adjacent to tbe Fair Grounds. No other route offers more con veniences than the Pennsylvania, for a do journey to the luicnnuunent or a trip to the imposition.

Apply to nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent for uetmls. At Indianapolis Mr. W. F. Brunner, DiVtridt Passenger Agent, corner Illinois anil Washington streets, willcheer- tully give vimting veterans and their frii'n'is full infnrumtion recarding this uotmlar route la and from Indiananolis ud from that point to the World's Fair.

Uivu'. liBinlcr. We are pleased 10 tntorra yon thnt we have received the solo agency of Otto's Cine, the grent throat and lung healer. Otto's Cure iB the great leader of all pro prietary preparations for the cure of coushs, colilti, acthuia, brouchitia, con sumption, etc. 0 will guarantee Ullo Cure to cure you and if you will call at our utore we will irive you a bottle of this inie.ranfeed remedy tree 01 charge, Utto Cure instantly relieves croup and whoop ing cough.

Don't delay. Samples freo. Large bottles 50 ceuts at J. 1J. Donald son's, solo agent.

Largctitlii the State. The People's Savio R.mk, No. 8' Fourth avenue, the larg est capital of any institution in tho and it is a safe and reliable place to put the money you have lid aside for rainy day. Deposits of ifl and upwards are re ceived and interest at the rate or per cent, allowed thoroon. it you have no bank account, now is the tune to open one and your earnings will increase rs time goes on.

The Compass Plant. On the weblern prairie i found the com pass plant whose leaves to the noith. We wish to direct you to the grfitt health L'lver, liccou Celery Lure. If you are suffering from dyspepsia, liver complaint and indigestion, if you are tlcftplefg in mgut ami wake up in the morinug teeung languid, with coated tongue and sallow, hatreard looks, Bacon's Celery Cure will cure you and restore you to blooming health. Trial packages free.

Jjarce size 50 cents at J. B. Donaldson's, sole agent. An Important Item. Do not waste your money on vile, watery mixtures compounded by inexperienced persons when B.

Donaldsnn, sole aeent, will give you a bottle or Utto's Cure, tree I of charge. If you have coughs, colds, asthma, consumption, or any disease of the throat or luucs, a few doses of this great guaranteed remedy will surprise you. Hold a bottle ot Utto's Utire to tlte aud observe its beautiful golden color and thick, heavy syrup, bamplts free large bottles f)0 cents. SALES. ASSIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PGrSOflEll PrOpSFtv! 1 Thft nndnrak'nod.

alienees of tho ostate of R.OHKUT will i.f!Vr nt iiulilic Enlo at the rcsidonco of the assignor, in South St.raba.no town-shii, Waihington county, about four miles east of Washington, on Friday, September 8, 1893, commencing nt 9 o'clock A. u. a larsro quantity of rorsonal property, aiuons wtnea aro tua tellowing: One Yoke Cattle, One Aidcrny Bull, 3 Shorthorn and 1 JerseyMilch Cows. 1 extra Jcr scy heifer culf 1 1 pnir yearling steers, 50 hund of I mod Merino ewes. 35 extra good mutton Iambs.

S.1 ewes and 10 1 six-year-old maro, and oolt, 2 I sows and fi pigs, 10 shoats. 1 blaok sow, 1 oider nil. I ileUormielt binder, 1 corn grimier. 1 cross cutsnw, i Uliver clulleu plows aud many other I artiolos too numerous to mention. Also the personal property carry on Huckstering business, including 4 Horses, Harness ami 4 Wagons.

Also. 1 ox curt, 2 two-horse waaona. 1 two-horse sled, i pair gniiu ladders, 2 whoolbaiTOws, hay car rier and hxturos. 1 scale, an grain sacks. 800 pound washed wool.

biilwls wheat, wheat straw. 30IJ bashols oats, about 130 acres of corn aod the fodder of sauio. bay by the ton. I harrows, bay rnko, 1 MoCormick luowim? niaohinc, hay tedder, itrnin drill, snddlo and liriilie. and a lieucral aseort- uient of fimniug iiuplcnerta, tosotkor with acres ol artKMea not ntoiTed v.

A reasouublo credit will bo allowed, tor fur thor information oall upon oither the undersiiined or upon tuo assignor at home. I5A1.1.K, SAMUEL OAUUKR. A. W. Ct'mmixs, Aiict, Assignees.

ADMINISTRATORS' SALE. Tha administriitors of tho ost.it of JOHN rA deceased, late of Cecil tewnsuip, will offer for sale at his late residence at tircer's station, C. it. on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 '93, the personal property of said decedent, as follows 3 Head of Work Horses, 1 yearling coit 6 head milk cows, 2 with cilves nt foot 3 hraid steers 19 htiad young cattlo; 213 head of thecp. consisting of 70 breeding ewes, in two yeur.l old, 1 year old and 40 spring l.liul 9 of hogs, 1 brood iw 'id lit'er of pige wheat, corn and oats by the bushel mm and fod der by the aere hav iu stack entire stock of faruv iuiplomcuts and luuchincry, harness, wagons, etc.

At same timo npe sticlt of clover and 2 stacks of timotnr hav Ml bu.hels. more or loss, of wheat will be nitnnsi for Kilo by ma trustee ot heir Marina lark, ueceasci. Intending purchacrr can examine this proiwr.y on sain decedent's farm townslnn. Rale to bcxiu at 10 o'clock a. if.

Free lunch al DOrtn. IbK.VI Cash for lesstlmn ten dol am 8ix months credit ou other amounts cjlq be had bv giving nolo uu appmi cl A 1.11 A rAKK. KOUEIif I'ARK, A. TC. Cfimixs.

Auct. Adiuinistrators. jp JjXO JtiljE I Having determined to nit farming will offer for sale on what is known a the John Fersra farm in Chartiers 4 nf a mile north nf Anlen staava, C. V. h.K., the following tluscnuod personal property, vis on Wednesday, September 6, 1393, AT 12:30 O'CLOCK: Four Head of Horses, Confuting of 1 heavy farm hTe year old.

1 colt thrre years oi.i. lcjt irmrsrM an I 1 yr-ir-Kng: lAhntlof milk Sf whH ape frrh: will be fmh thi fall, i hciferf. 1 Sborthurr. bull hea4 cf rmi biii w-. 5 tbmrhlrT'd Shropshire buck 6 rbwu.

I bnci acw. hrrd; 1 Karoer waaw, 1 tor bc--kr, 1 2 horse carriage. 1 bucVboarJ. ert. 1 skd: 2fcU lumwi 2 set sinelc Ncgr 1 lie, bri.t!s collars an I Chmwi Halo ai-.

i 'J ktwrt faia. 1 wWlbamw. I gri "Ktie. 1 ii.i sythe, I tt iicrrr, 2 niU easa. arutr sew.

aal anVk kTt i tci. jht tt trre ia tbe rr-x'l. A ti iim, ft, una arm. be f.w mt with of ail straw frm 4t i tl April 1. Is4; hrirk with frre g.

It vawtel the rra- will rel4 s-t lh Sod'i. Tomorrow will be Labor day and a U-gal holiday, Boy wagoua of all kiudu cheap at Park'a. The town council will mevt on Mouilay evenlog. Crossona tinware lathe beat in ton Come and aee. Tbe business of building coul housi continues to boom, Go to L.

U. Birmlt'a for celery Uuts Thtre is talk of the orKanuation of brass band in this place. Sal bills priuled at Tun Noiua office. Elderberries have been selling in this place at 50 cents a bucket. W.

L. Dunn still sells and nuarunters the Render hand made boot. Xhe iron and 6teel mill started up cn Thursday in all departments. At the cash shoe store you will find pleuly of solid footwear. The cew liberty bell passed through Pittsburg on Wednesday night.

Munnell Young are headquarters for suite roots. We are indebted to Hon.Q.V. Lawreuce for a copy of Suiull's Handbook. Tbe Kcsieley boot out wears tliem all and den get bard. W.

L. Duuu sells tbem. The recent rains raised tbe. creek and carried the filth out of tbe channel. L.

O. Barrjc-U'e, Centtal aveiuie, is the place to get celery plants. Tbe ptaelerers are through with A. McBurney's bouse on West Pike street. Wm.

M. Haines makes a speciality of lautes' Lne ehoes. Next week tbe tramp, tramp, tramp of the school children will again be heard. The most delicious ice cream in town at S-ioti's ice cream parlor. The railroad company is rebuilding the abutments of the second bridge east of town.

Farmers, get ycur brogans at the Cash Bboe More. The leadU-g irou and steel works in Wheeling and vicinity are resuming oper ations. Scott's bread is sweet, wholesome, nuiri tious and in every way the best. A. A.

Howe reports that he has sold for $10 the horse which Le bought from Eev, W. B. Smiley at C. M. Greer's conibimv lion sale last spring.

No matter what you may want in the fur niture line you can get it at Day Son's. A stated meeting of Chartiers lodge! No. 297, F. A. will be held in the lodge rooms, Morgan building, Monday evening, September 11th.

Dinner sets, toilet sets and queensware or an Kinus. m. rars. C. M.

Greer will have his great fall combination sale in this place on the 11th of October. Persons having property for sale should see Mr. Greer at once. Kememtier that W. Jj.

Dunn will save you money on Candee rubbers, as well as on other footwear. An ice cream and peach festival will be given in tbe Presbyterian church at Bridg ville on Friday evening of next week, under the auBptcea of the young people' society. Fine parlor suites at very reasonable prices, at Day son s. The work of draining the tank at Zedl ker station in the search for the remains of Hary Lane has been resumed after weeks' shutdown on account of a scarcity of water. As heretofore, W.

L. Dunn will lead in prices on first-quality goods. No shoddy goods at any price. The directors of the Farmers' Mutual Insurance Company of WashingtonCounly held their monthly meeting in their office in tbe First 'National bank building on Wednesday. If you want a fine chamber suite, go to Day Son's, where yon will have a large stock to select from.

A correspondent the Repot ter uses up wellnigh a column of space in stating that the town is in the midst of a water famine, and that he does not know how a repetition of the calamity is to be avoided. You should not think of using any bnt the best bread, and Scott's is the best. If you are a patron of his this is not news, but if you are not take onr advice and be come one. The date for the first entertainment of the Canonsburg lecture course has not yet been fixed. George K.

Wendliug will df. liver bi great lecture on The Man of Galilee" on the evening of October 6. The finest rocker in the market' ia th McLean. It has no equal, and so great the demand that the factory cannot begin to keep up with is orders. For sale by uny a oon.

Tbe old sayicfr, that "a rainbow in the morning is a shepherd'a warning," has again been Terified. A rainbow was seen on Sabbath morning, and on Monday even ingit was followed Dy tbe great rain storm. Managers of festivals, picnics, etc. should know that the place to order their ice cream is at John Scott's, st Pike street. His cream is the bast.

James Skilee haa avid his blacksmith shop on East Pika street to Harry Ravlin for $500. Skilea A Mactcry, who now scrap? the thop, eipect to Hit a lot and erect a new aod more norumodioni build- The Kttaburg Bulletin says It is stat ed, on good authority, thrt seventy per eeai. of the i a mate of Morgaaaa are inch byreaeoa of either stepfather or step mother. Second marriage, to the face of tbie statement, wonli ete.n to prejeat a eerioas drawback. ious to please, See the Canonsbur.

market report. Pillar extension tables at remarkably low prices, at Day Hon'e. This is the last day on which you can get an abatement on your borough taxes. It you are going to buy a carpet this fall do not do so uotil you have visited Llileman's. Unless an $3 rate for day coaches and $12 for sleeping cars is obtained from Pittsburg to Chicago and return, tho celebration of Pittsburg day at the World's fair will be abandoned.

The railroads have offered a rate. We have a full line of evaporated fruits, canned goods and groceries of all kinds cheap for cash. J. M. Park.

Tbe man or corporation who undertakes to achieve success in business by misrepresentation and underhanded work is almost certain to get it in the neck in the long run. Meanness will soak out to the surface, and when the people see it they are disgusted. If you want a new buccy go to Hile-man's, they have the bfst makes, aod sell them for the least money. The way to tell whether yon are getting your shoes right is to got prices on seme standard article, like Candee rubbers, and then see what the same goods will cost you at W. L.

Dunn's Shoe Store. A boy was before 'Squire Cockins on Saturday for shooting and wounding a horse on our streets with a flobert rifle. The shooting was accidental, but the 'squire imposed the costs and reprimanded him. Careless shooting is a great evil and should be stopped at auy cost. The dealer who tells you that some other make "is just as good" as the Kensley boot is either deceived himself or is attempting to deceive you.

A full line of Kensley boots at Dunn's Shoe Store. The Washington Observer says At the Gillespie Bros. Bale in Jefferson township a few days ago 250 sheep were sold at a great sacrifice. Good two-year-old ewes and wethers brought only $1.20 per head four-year-old, 93 cents per head; nice straight spring lambs, eighty to ninly-Sve cents per head. The Observer claims that the prospect of free wool is the cause of such prices.

PENNSYLVANIA DAY AT WORLD'S FAIK. THE Special Excursion to Chicago September 6th via Pennsylvania Lines. Wednesday, September Ctb.tbe P. C. C.

St, L. Ry. Co. will sell special excursion tickets from Canonsbnrg to Chicago at round trip rate of $12. Trains will leave Canonsbur.

at 6.45 A. Central to Pittiburgh, Union Station, where Special Train will leave at 8 A. M-, Central time, 9 A. Eastern time, over the "Fort Wayne Route" arriving in Union Passenger Station at 10 P. stopping at South Chicago, Grand Crossing and Englewcod, World's Fair stations of the Pennsylvania Lines, to discharge passengers and bBggage.

These eMiir. are in the vicinity of the Fair Grounds and convenient to Hotels and Roardinp Honses. The seasonable hour of arrival at Chicago of the special train will permit of a good night's rest before the ceremon ies and festivities of Thursday, Seplemt.er 7th Pennsylvania Dar at the rair, in which residents of the Keystone S'ate are particularly interested. Return tickets will be valid eleven days, including date of sile, in coaches of all regular trains (except Keystone Exprees). CANONSBURG MARKETS.

Friday. FinriiRKU 1. li. A Hmh Qrnilo Pruiiarua for Cnrofnl and bitchor wall nrranKwl, furnished FALL Peaches! Peaches! McPeak GROCERS. THIS SPACE BELONGS TO Potts Fancy Groceries Barbers Xay Come And Barbers Mai Got But nothing daunted the invincible, progressive, enterprising, popular BUKEBT PBICE.

still continues as heretofore to lead successfully, whore others feebly attempt to follow our record for conceiving and executing perfectly to the minutest detail, the most perfect arrangements for the comfort of customers that could be desired by tha most exacting and fastidious patrons of a tonsonlal parlor far beyond the average for elegance of equip ment.remains unbroken. Onr Worknaashln Is nnexrtllea1! Our patrons are the people with whom yon want to meet and associate; our "shop" is comfortable, yea, even luxurious, and your welcome will be demonstrated in the eordial and polite reception and attention yon will receive at the hands of the proprietor and all his efficient employees. Call ia and be ner snaded by actual observation that these assertions are based on facta aa they exist. Respectfully. Robert Price Sde Bills, Doners; And everything in the Job Printing line neatly and promptly turned out at Ths Notes office.

Give it a trial. MONEY TO liOAN. ONET TO LOAN On roal o.tuto security. Euquiro of W. T.

Dunny. Venice, t'a. FOUND. 1701! ND A intir of spootuclot and two nn Fiko stroet. The ownoroan have tliosiune by calling at Thii Notks ofliee and paying for tbiw ml.

FOKKHNT. 1XIR RBITT -Office in a noat and well fitted up room in good location on West Pike Street. C. y. OREER.

TJ10R RENT A farm of llii acres one niilo eatt of Canonsburg on the pike. Enquire of JOHN L. MoCLELLAUD, real estate and insurants agent. FOR RENT-To April 1st, 1894, brick dwelling house with 6 rooms on Central avenue, two doors from Pike street, Canonsburg. Pa, jno.

l. mcclelland. Accnt. SPECIAL, notices. yAOOINATION NOTICE.

All parents aro hereby notified that their children must be successfully vaccinated before entering the shool, September 4. ISWi. and present to the principal a permit properly tilled out and signed by a physician. liv order of School Board. EBTKAY.

If SIR AY Came to the premises of the signed a niilo woat of the borough on August 6. a dark-rod. 2-ycar-old Alderne.y heifor. Owner onn have the same by coming forward, proving property, and paying JAMES KERR. KOH Tj OR BALE One piano and one organ.

J. M. ARK, Canonsburg. OR SALE A No. 1 fresh cow with calf at her feet.

Knouiro of ALEXANDER (JASTON, t. Pleasant township. FOR SALE-Jones' Winter Fife Wheat for seed. Price, per bushel. Inquiro of OEOROK J.

WEAVER. Peters township. SALH A small safe: woight 400; in first-' class condition will be sold very ohoap. Enquire at THE NOTES OFFICE. FOR BALE Cuoumber pickles, strawberry and Snyder blackberry plants.

Also gooseberry and Meeoh's quince bushes. Address JOHN MEILL. Canonsburg, Pa. TJIOR SALE-30 DOZEN OF OAK CHAIRS, IN Jj good condition. Enquire of MR.

ALEXANDER at the Bunko M'f'g or the undor-grnod, JOHN F. UUD1US. WANTED. WANTED A position as engineer of a stationary engine. Have had 13 years experience.

Etcforenoc given if necessary. Address 13 OA non-burg, WANTED Everybody to call at Conloy Bauer's drug store and get a free sample package of Lincoln Tea, the groat remedy for oynstipation, biliousness and dyspepsia. Sample nailed on receipt of 2 cents tor postage, LEGAL NOTICES. VTOTIOK TO TAXPAYERS The undersigned, collector and treasurer, is prepared to receive the tax of PETERS township school district. An abatement of 5 per cent, will allowed on all taxes paid on or before the first eiday in November.

After that date no abatement will be allowed and after December 7th, 5 percent, will be added for collection. For the convenience of taxpayers a collector will be at Venetia, and Thonipsonville on day of election. J. C. CROUCH, Bower Hill, Collector anil Treasurer.

OTICB TO TAXPAYERS. The undersigned, treasurer, is prepared to re ceive the tax of the Canonsburg School District at his office on West Pike street. An abatement of 5 per cent, will be allowed on all taxes paid on or before September 1, and between that and October 1, no abatement will be allowed. After that a penalty of 6 per oent. will be added and the delinquent list placed in the hands of a collector.

Office hour Until 9 x. m. 12 to 2 p. m. 6 to 8 p.

m. J.B.DONALDSON. Treasurer. JOTICB TO TAXPAYERS. The taxpayers of the borough of Canonsburg are hereby notified that on and after Monday, July 17.

the undersigned will be prepared to receive borough tax at his store on East Pike street. An abatement of 5 per cent will be riven on all taxes paid on or before the first day of September. From that date nntil the first day of October no abatement will be allowed. After the brst day of October the duplicate will be placed in the hands of collector for collection and 10 per cent, added for collection. J.

C. MORGAN. Borough Treasurer. I8SOLUTION NOTICE. Notion it hereby riven that the here tofore existing between J.

X. Cooler and A. II. iur in the drag business in Canonsburg has this iy been dlraolved by mutual consent, Mr. Sauer renting.

The amounts are at the store, and all knowing themselves indebted will please call at onoe and settle. X.CONLEY, August 2. 1S93. A.H.SAIER. Hafitg disposed of my interest in the above named firm to Mrs.

J. A. Foot, formerly in the drug business at Petrolia, I take this opportanity to thank the public for past favors and ask a continuance of their petmnage to the aewtnn. A. U.

SAVER. A Big Surprise la tore for all who try Bsc mi's Celery Cure. The general verdict of all who have ward I bit great vgelable preparation ia Ibat it ia the grandest remedy ever discovered for the core of dvipeptia, HTer complaint, general debility, etc. Bacon's Celery Cora stimulates the digestive organ, regulate the liver and restores the system to vigorous health and energies. Sampler tree.

Large packages 50 cects. Sold only bj J. B. Donaldson. Rraoe Laundry Agency.

Jantea A. Galbraith, the meseecger, hat taken lha agency ia thw place fur Brace and all persona vho with to have their done tie beet naaaaer pneaihle ah "aid cstniH their order la Mr. Galbraith. Al. tawdry left at R.

T. Kirk'a etore eU ncaive prinnpt attea-tna by Mr. Oalbraith. Ko ch -r fo laliag ia or bringing cut ackagea. Vinegar, Vinegar, Vinegar.

We Have The Best Vinegar On Earth. Come In And Get Some Of It And Be Convinced. G. ROBERTS, Fine Groceries. FORJSALE! Eclipse iohorse power Portable Engine, and Aim ii In first-class running order.

Will be sold cheap. Enquire of T. J. E. MORROW, Hickman r.

fa. EXTRA COPIKS OF THE NOTKB Can be had at this office or at d. H. Coleman'a Drag; and Book Store, I kmb. riunmi, Children Cry fir Taylor Tlirfislier VigH and Thistles.

The dismal mnn generally though he would like to put an lOORB as iron roof over the tky if he could. The world is full of men who intend become benefactors by and by, who very Blow about going to work. to are It is hard for some peopla to believe that any sin which appears to luve money in every pocket can be really bad. ine aevu aon care now mucli coie a man makes in church if he can make him mean and stingy with his money. 1 hero are men so email that when they give a quarter for the heathen they think God ought to give thera a big wheat crop The man who can say "Our Father in Heaven," and mead it with all his heart, is wining 10 oe a nroiaer 10 every man on earth.

Some people think they are letting their light so shine for the Lord, when all they are trying to do is to attract attention to the lantern. A man always feels better when he thinks he has found something in the Bible that will let him stay mean and Btill respect himself. Rum'A ITnrn. A Question Asked and Answered. Canonsburg Herald.

A member of the sohool board informed us that the fee for vaccination had been fixed at 50 cents. We now learn that some physicians arc charging $1. How is it? oome pairons or tne puDlic scnool are makiug considerable uis over the matter of vaccination as required by the school board. They had better smother their wrath aod attend to the matter at once. PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.

A Few Words Concerning; the Study ol Thcsa Branches. pcnt.rsHED uv bf.qukst. At this particular time, bock aeenta aro busily engaged in many places in inducing school boards to'adopt, under tho new freo text booklaw, uuro-vised and inferior physiologies. Parents should be oa tho alert if they want truth and not error taught to their children. The best toxtbooks on this topic, many of which are revisions of old books, have reooived the endorsement of promi nent oduoators, which endorsement eiin be found on their title pages.

There is an cxcellont varioty of thorn, and qo excuse whatever exists for the rctontionor adoption of an liquated and defective books. There would have been no need of revision if the old books had not been defective and ill graded; full of long technical terms, rendering the study difficult for the pupils. In the. revised books these faults are corrected. Komo school boards are induoed to buy charts, with one book for tho teacher, instead of placing books in the hands of the pupils who can read.

Physiology and hygiene is, by law, a regular study like goography Geography is not taught without books, though maps are used. Charts cannot tako the place of books in tho hands of the pupils, and at best can only ba supplementary. Tho attempt to make them take the placo of text books in the study of physiology god hygiene, is a violation of the law, and will make tho study a failure. The school laws and decisions of Pennsylvania, edition of 18(J2, page 115, paragraph 1(3, contains the follow ing in relation to this study "The subject must be systematically studied as well as taught, which cannot be dune without textbooks ia the bunds of the scholars. The proper preparation of tho les sons assigned to the pupils in tho daily exercises of the schools, makes use of textbooks abso lutely necessary, even if the lnw did not perempt orily require their general introduction, as it does in this instance." Another section prescribes oral instruction for pupils too young to use books.

loMn. 1-AAn wn f-L vation of using eunrts instoad of textbooks in the known that teveral school boards in the state hare forfeited the state appropriation to which tbry would have been entitled, through failure to fulfil the provision of tbe Uw relating to physiology aod hygieua. This Uw provides tlut every pupil In every department of the public schools shall be taught as a regular study, the (effects of alooholic drinks, stimulants and narcotics upoa the human system. School boards which do not provide this teaching for ail pupils as tbe Uw requires, cannot truthfully sign the affidavit and eertiaoaM which mast be returned to the State Department of Public Instruction in order to secure the appropriation; aod any school board which dors sign Ibis warn the study has tot Uerht cs a rtfvlar study to veiy pupil, is simply swearing or affirming what not true. Here foaaeUunt for the voters who elect each a eebaid board to ro-fl -c upon.

Tbi warning tracking to which rrerr vupil is eiitilltd. If apt to he fpwairy vgiected in the primary gradea; whi'a it if ia tfarae grades that it ffcwiM heaaost earefully taagiti. fecaeuje per ern. of 1 pai-iU never get to the higher grades hi ail. Parent and all eituras who ram1 the bt ifitawu at t.V ynwee.

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