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,l..,.w.S oc ! clyj M eel 1 rgn.
UWIXITO CAITLlt, Wo. 78, A. O. JC F TDK it. C
vidn4 4th IHonitsr of etch roonM, In lift
j3berWBelltfjkblKl,viU 7i0o'oock T. M.
j:ro'KrilTs;it.c.i h.iu aiiuam, -.ic.it. a
ti rt)Mwi, HUmtru?b TXii! m, ?i V.M0. v. -
it4 'meAtaVvery Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock,
JniteMr'AMalu .Daniel O rarer, j. O.i.VV.
, t T.QBD roOA TntoEl Mo. 171, Imp. o; II. W rovei
' n Wednesday evening of eacn week, at 7:30
, - o'clock in Public Hchool Hall, Wefaapf rti
, ,pa.- D, sy. Hickert, is. a lu aiibaro. y, ot n
.-"-'ldlllDTOK'LODOI, No. Ml 'Kl o r nineta.
on Friday evenings. In ltebers Ilall. at7:0
o'clock . A. W. Xnches, CO. T. ilatclul, K.
AdvcrlUing Rate..
'a Wedfdrait -to be distinctly understood that
isj.a'sdverUsameulB'WlU bo Inserted In the' cop
iuMltMriimtiinwiiMrtlMnr llrmi nniUi1'
Xa2jimpanied Willi tho cash. The following axe'
urbLT tenia.
. -AdveitlscnianUfor 1 yetr, per Inch each
-- inaction . t . If 5. lOCta.
V Nix Montlia. per Inch eacb Insertion mu
, i 'I Three Months,- "trl" "ati wots.
V'. . , ' Xeaa than Ihre months, drat Inser. ,
tlontUeaeaanbantnene InaerUon''UCta.
.JKsl notices 10 oenta nor line. f
' 7 " " ,U:,,V.rM011TJltME tt, Publisher.
DISTRICT ATTOnWEY A COUKaKtLOn
rf , s-ATXAW. rf .
t OrRCllo! J, Mansion Home,
ft a is." v J 'MAUCn OIIUMK. PA.
' feetUlnicauW, Filing Accounts and Orphan
.'CourtFraoiioeaarjtyiialty. '
' Trial o! Canlet carerallr attended to. Legil
transactions in Knguan sna uermin. jsu v.
SATURDAY MORN'IravDliO.'4, !.
LocalWd&rsoiial
taWrParttes receliliig the Advocate
with a cross marl
ked after their names
1 5r'M M'iJ'lWM &A) fa'
'BubaerlpUoD, or tha extra 50 cents will
be added to pay tbo expenses of coile
.tlbu,
X
Leave your measure .with Laury k
raters, If your would lpqK,nice -
,. -For ajiand)h)e' bbtinet 'at- a 'low
price, go to Mrs. M. Gulli, tho milliner,
New, buckwheat flour at S. E. Fatz.
Injor's, at lowcstpilces and: ofj excel
ltnt qnality. , ,. ,'
The fc'i.flU" 8len at Laury &'
uopse in,ine,,couDiy. ,
jtrs I&-B. Fatzlnger Is Jujt recelr'
-lng'a eplciidld, assortment of fall and
,wlnter,mllllner'y goods.' Call and see
them."
Tlio fall suits helnpc, gotten up by
r 'Laury k Trteri, areafashio'nabIe and
seat, lille the'prloa Is wlthlu the reach
ot1 au.
, Diu FiTTLCn's RnEUUATio Beuedt
cures rheumatism, ttcuralj(la, nervous
and kldhpy di.ieases. Du. Fittlku's
l'KOTOHAi. Sviiup, Infnllltilo forcouglio,
.colds and bronchitis. On. Fim-Kn r
CoHDIAL, C'AI.IIATA, -LlKIMICNT and
EOCTAnLBHjVEtt.riLLaTfiild bv C,
'lentiisolufigeut'rdr LehlghUin and
wcl-wport. , t- -r . a-ly
L. Fykle'pplrizer 'wlll furnish you
wlth'a ItamlsomH horse and buggy or
do any cina or naming ror you at very
reaionable charges. Livery corner of
Bank and Iron'St'reeU,
J'. K. rtlckertlian still afewof those
eligible lots' In.KlcUertstownlto dispose
ir. ir you feel line securing a good
home call and see him lie Is also nun-
plying flour.fted, lumber and coal at the
jo west rates.
A. IUukChance We offer for sale
one,of Fward PloUs' tar ,Fa(.lorJpr.
',gansfreah from his factbry at Wash
ington, N-J. Tills Instrument Is sur-
: .. I I. ' f , I . - ' 1 - .A 1 I
atlhlsoitice. ,3, (
TI)."jClauM. has been 'appointed
agent for this section for the celebrated
UHutteflcIcife Go's Garment Patterns for
ladles and' children, and has now a
stocky of the latest ftyles son Irand.
LadleE'sbould ealf'or catalogues.
For Ice Cream, Ice cold fountain
-i3oda J'Wter, ' 'and 'choice Confections,
you .should not fall to eall at C. M,
Roth's, opposite Semmel a hardware
store. Also fresh bread and cakes ov-
'y.deytr. ft ? v.
Ahetoo TRODiii.ED "with 'hoarso
ness or weak Iungs,ilimtnes3 of breath,
,or asthma?, Thousands have been per
rnanently cured by using Coxe'a Wild,
Cheiry and Seneka. For sale by every'
drnggist& merchant In LelUgh. North
ampton and Caroon Counties. 40-0 in
T. D. Clauas,.tlm pieaehant .tailor,
ihi,Jpi,tjrelvftil:,hls, falCand .winter
stock cf all kinds of suiting, comprising
all tho latest and best ctyles.'.and su
perior to auvthiDg ever befere brought
Into this market. Also, a full lino of
elegant oyercoatlngs, fie, jnyltes his
utdmefa atidlilm community In gen
ral to call and Inspect his goods and
learn hl prlceav
Sourrrumb NrcEA due assortment
f Twilled S)lk, Uio. Gieen, and black
10 or 13 Itlb, Paragon Frame, Partridge
Wood Stick, Ivory nandlQ.ymbn'llas
wlil;naiBij KparaVBd Kemembe&.thls
it the only place In Carbon county to
gt a gennine, first claw'Umbrella..
' O. a. JtHOADI,'
Dealer In Umbrellas, Hats, Caps, &c.,
Marktt Sqhare, ifjiuoh'ChUnk.
A tremendous- sacrifice In wo
mens' tarns', and boys' boots, shoes,
And'galters of , all styleit.and jqnalltles,
at T. I). Clauss. In order to close out
present stocky he Is now giving some of
the best bargains In- this line of goods
o-yer before offered lnthli section. Call
GwWtiyoUtWouKL, secure a ual.btir
aln.
Head Qaorters-for Boots, Shoes
auusr Meewsj Laury. St Pe
te (V are uow receiving and offering for
ale one of. the largest and best BelecU
ed stocks of BeBS' kip aivi calf boot,
womeos' and children's gaiters, shoes
And rubbers ever brought into Lehigh
ten at pree'whlfth defy corapetitioo.
liemeTOor, if'you'vant tb biy cheap
for cash, jujw 1 Ute-tlnie, and Laury t
Peters' the place I.
Do vou DEsiBsaosp LDsasand a
lonJlfefi. JhetTdo 'notCuegloct that
Aold, but .procure a,. bott,la of Coxe's !
Wild Cherry'atHl Seneka at Attce, One
lr trial wll convince "you ut U great
tuerlu. Pilco 60 oeiiU. For gale by
A- J- Darling, und by druggists and
werchairta eraryivhtfs. 49-Osn. I
sro."kTfiaclifir8'kTiistl(ute.w
Thewelfth'annuiSVeacheri'nslIp
tuie or enroon county was oinra iu ur
raer 'br-tho'County Superlnteneril. II.
F. noitord.lu tlio hall pf the public
school building, In this borough, , at 2.UU
a-:- - j-i
was opened with prayer by Rev. John
Darlington.,, Pastor of the first Fieabyj
terlan Church of Lehlgliton. After
which W. M. Unpsher, V4v, of this
place, 'delivered the following
ADDRESS OF WELCOME,
tfr. JYWi.raL'VMffim anil YrUndi i
1'X.iiinr Men lirr'tcti to farWm'cthln on this
ocotloD, I bare rednced It to wrlllou. and shall
rladlr but brlcflr prform my duty. Tho lornra
In r1ili-h T hnvn thn nlriL.lit-n tn nnnnnplt nt.
. ilrsuite to ioe; II it were I rulfclit' be oicnaod It I
abouldbetiar.embarrnaauieutln addrenaliiK an
Vrttlft-n And lhtnl'lDpnt h llnrtr while In i-nnrrn.
tlnn PRipmhlpd todl-icilPMnnii thnur lltrht unnn
the preateat qneatlon o( the ace-the vdacatlnrt
ottmr rnco. It la a D'IIIicki maxim tlit the
continuance. atal;titv and emcceon nf a republi
can, form of irnYernmeitt deneods upon tho
ednciion'and Inteillo-ence of 'ita people. Ours
la ancb a fmm nt overhment and I fjiko It tor
rraittedthatwemreali nnl'edann Ofrrecd npon
thla one tLinc, i. e., that it aball bo preierrrd
lilTioiaieat-u i andeti noirn 10 laieii po-ienif
And If the aafe'r and ncrrH4tmtr of our Ina liu
Ions end of oqr government tlepeml ao largely
u wii mo i-uui-K,,ii nun ngui m-,w uuiiiuiti. 01
onr people, men me granti work you ore en
miredlnlaof IhOTery neatest lti.Doitauce to
nsae n people and a nation i aelf pre-ervntion
helna reooffoited aa tbo first law of liatnrn
Tlila law r-nlrlt pood with natlona aa well aa
with Inaivldua's. .
Bueb la the tnairnltnda orthewoMrroaa'O
enK8ged :n and this convention lauowconven
irerio advance nrttpromctothiairrcai cause.
'You mar wen reel nroud of vnnr nili-a-nn.
It Mould not bo propT f nr me, at this lime, to
pvcaKj nb ibi rui ui' iHc-variooH e&i"Tri" nna
methods of tmoftrtine inptrictlon. and of ihe
proareas and facilities which are lietng con.
atanilv mad in Ihe rdnoatlnal domain. Tbonn
auhjecta will no doubt all receive your able and
carncat conRiderntiou tlnrlng tho doilherfltiona
di iDLijumuaie jjuimere is one a;reai qnoS'
tion wblch threnti-ns the deatrnr t'-'n uf the en.
tireeonimon acliool avaiem to which 'I a) all
al tide. I la whether anr rellcioua nr aectarliin
Inatrnctlon whatever ansll be made apaitof
uiir ioiuhiu Hcuimifucitiuiie, in ,cuooi wnjen
sro aupior'rd lir taxa lou levied from all
clashes, recta and phasea ol tbruabt. It eeema
to me that If the verr reneonable view that the
common achonl should forever he a paielv se
cular intitntion In our lanil.werenore U'lflni
mcnalr aaa -nteil to br the snopo ters of the
rominon school ersteni.that itwonld ptneo K
npon alien h nrm aaunran sunDieiounaarinn
tnac It t-otild neri-r be shaken. The common
at bnola are under thecontiol ot the Rlate.aud
the Bt ate ani re li Ion ahou'd be M-pnrate; hence
x oeiii-TeiuD a nooi snou'a oi.1 onreiy eeeni ir au
liu e as It Isi ontro'led hv the Ktatn und Mioocru
edbvg'ncril taxation - to say notlrngof thn
lnatrtiao e r'ght whicb natoie'n Ood has plvcn
to everyone and which, Is rccogilzod in the
Inudnmi'titnl law otonr'.nnd Ihe nnc cd rlnht
of the froodom of thonirht and cimHclnnrn
No man ot swt.lscomp tent lo (let-Mo Jou
nuiiiui-r wain hp sunn fiu ir anw ue ru 1 un, to
doki ifiuow ine tuctaies oi nia own t-oneci nt-e.
wheni-ver one sector ui.1r of en mteiupc to
deoMe aneailoua ot conacicnce for others as
has been oflendoue thar atiempt aimeinh'R
lur wmcu titey nnve no autnnriiT ann Lrea lip
cn liallowi-d DTonnn. lor which thpv itemnn.
etra ethoir unfitness nnd exploit Ihelr blaolry
mi umiuHiir-B iu u a jr uiit-uiyu
We limit not orirue thla re 1H0111 oneatldn In
Its relation to tho common echoola. trom our
own lndivitlanl relEloas fncUnitlons, that
would be too narrow,
'Ihe araumt-nt must have a much broader
basis than that, to be consistent, logkol and
J net.
History allows us, and her pae-ea are (nil of It
and alcrltlraiit. tli.t rellslen -will not anffrr bv
b'-ingti taily leiiarate and Independent of too
Htaie Itsei-rns to bo amntnal rdvontage to
Ihe tftate as well aa to the cause of religion to
tie uiu" heyaraie,
I he-irvethat the prepinderntlnsr sentiment
In this country nron ilimmieation is that the
toinmon school shall beupnreiy eeculHi-in-ti-
union, ana aa mat aentiment conuuues to urow
end develope. so will lupotry aril prejudice die
cot and ire common school eystem will ptand
trinmnhaul for all tlnie.1
'To coooliids. i 6m say that' the people of
ixiu-uHin uvo u-ftuec iu icci jirauu lull fjiaa
ihut vou saw tit to honor theul with rmr an.
nual convention, bee-uso it la believed to be
vniuauin ana insuuctive. ana oring-a wita it
mnliv fomlllar a d nln-tidiiff ri-;cnilif-tlnnR.
In belia f of the citiiena of Lehlehton I deli
you mieei tni-tyon aie sine, re, y welcome. We
wish you, one and all. a pieaamb and prod sole
time here iu on midst, and munv hnnpy days
yet, brfereweebill Do called tn that other and
mure cha mint chmo which awaits ua all. where
ho arc told that there are '-sweet fields anayed
it l,l.uu Kivciywiu tirct Ul UO'iyUU
The above address was finely deliver
ed and enthusiastically received by t)ie
aumencPc
The Institute then proceeded to tho
nominations and elections of permanent
omcers:
Professor J. V. Rowland, of Parry-.
vine, was elected necreiary uy accla
mation, and Mr. W. E. Smith, of Le
.hlcbton, Assistant Secretary.
For Treasurer, Mr. lit U. Barber,
and Miss E. Cooper were nominated.
A vote being taken, Miss Cooper re
ceived a majority or tlie votes cast, and
was uecisro ouiy eleeied.-
For.Vice Presldelit,Mr.,T. W.TItiker
was elected by acclamation.'
For Executive Committee, Jir. S. II.
flolllnger, Mrs E. It. FrUbieiand Mr.
Derr were elected by acclamation.
Prof. II. A. Kline. Miss liaker and
0 It. Gllham weie, on motion, appoint
ed a uomiuitice on Resolutions
The roll was' then called, when 5.1
teachers responded.
The time for the convening of tho
6-Bslons was fixed as follows ; 0 a, in.,
S p. ni, and 7 30 p. in., the time of ad;
Joumment being left to the. Chairman.
An address by the County Sunerlni-
tendent. It. F. Hofford, then followed,
The speaker tlwelt largely upon the Im
portance of the Teachers' vocatlon.nnd
In.a.splrlted appeal urged thrm to still
greater strides forward. The Schools
of Carbon he said would comparo fa
vorably with lliose of adjacent cuuntlcs,
but notwitlisUuding they have done so
nobly, there Is room for Improvement
In the future, lie hoped the -Institute
would prove a powerful Incentive to
work on the part of the teachers,
, intysesmon .adjourned. aoout 4:45
p. m. . ... -
t no evening 6c?sgn consisted, la
cptne.very interesting readings. hy Mrs.
Anna Itandall Dlehl,
The, following teachers were In at
tendance at the first session :
MAUCU CUUHK-L. II. Darb. Jtrs. K. B. Fris-
iie, Uim liixsie rla er, AlUa Jennie Jlynd
wan, Miaa Maine Weyheameyer, Mlsa Uume
JlonMnl. MIMA I.. HlrnthnrM
Urria .iAucii(.IHJMC-ll.A.KIlne. MiuMirv
uvuaiuau.' t lu i.il j, baker. Alias Julia
Werheomever. Sr ian Kate MeAlliatnr.
euuilll Hill J. M. llihcr. tilaa Alaurle Unaha,
ura. oaian AlcUoulJKiie. Mrn. Jennie craw
find. Mla-Kau lhoiua,AIlM.Lusle Ahau,
Alias Hue K. Ijtmon, Ml-a Alarv ,AleM or.
tUe. L. If, Uoilluger, a At. Arnold, Miss K.
CooPvr Wai, bteirett, P,X. Cannon, Inoa.
l'rlca.
WxusroaT-J. N. Derr. alra. M. U Xewler.
lUkas-1). O. Lewis 1'eter AfoMauaa, Tnomaa
nevan.uias itoate uugao, Aiusiieilea.a
trar. Mlw Kate AlcCor xlck, AiIm Alary fit.
Leuioii li 8. Illaser, J. T, Snyder.
'VkATdIKtT M)sa a. LBi-OKbter, illul. Jle.
unrtyi axus ju. jl. jjuq ou, 1. w. linker.
Alias Kate lltid. AlUa Hinnia llonjinp.
Pxcumiua-aiM Utttle Kooos, Alias At. T.
KMTltll.
1-AIiarriUJt-J. IMtowlsnd.M J, rhlfer.
PK.Sfl l-'UkKST II. - ItrltK
Lauioaruk tV. K. amuh. a It. Olihvm, Miss
tji uia o u. fteao, Alias a. 4, Jieu-
Tnan. ' 1
IUCIia-J. AC, Baaman.'
UONDAY EVEKIHO,
The Institute was called to order At
7.B5 by County Superintendent It. F.
llollord,
-Slnglng by the'Instltnte. '
Mrs. Anna Ilandall Dlehl wnsjhen
IntroducedJlarld, opened the subject of
her discourse by giving a portion of her
experience as a teacher, presenting her
theories bf teachlngr ranged under the
following heads, Id a clear and eloquent
manner: 1. The requisites for teach
ing;' 2. 'The lencher sWilll possess
rrenulne love for clilldren: 3. Equatilm-
Ivy, and self coiflrol; 4, Goodthealth: On
Accuracy; U.- xeaciiern -eouimi kiiuw
more than they teach. Mrs. Dlehl ills,
cussed the last point of her subject lu a
thorough and masterly niauner and was
listened to throughout with wrapt at
tenllou by her audience,
TpESCAt MOBMNO,
The Institute was opened by stnglng
"Home of the Soul," under tho leader
shin of Prof. Kline.
Prof, Verrlll, of Mansfield, was then.
Introduced tn the Institute, who, after n
very ngfeeable IntroduqWry .greeting,
(proceeded to take up 'the' .subject of
orthography. The Professor began by
making inquiry Into tlm question, "Did
the people of twenty-five yearsj ago
spell hotter than the people of to-day?"
and, by a very fair comparison, decided
Hbe question In '.the, negative. iUpon
liii' invitation of the .Professor a num
ber of questions were asked and sug
gestions made, by Messrs. ilolliWer,
liarber, Rowland, Carrlngton, JTrs.'
Dlehl, and others.
Mr. Harrier read an Interesting ex
tract on phonetlo spelling" from" I)r
Mareh'H lecture before 'the Sta'te Teachers'-Association
at Wllkes-llarre.
The hall being so poorly heated as to
make it exceeding1' uncomfortable, tlio
Institute adjourned to Mr. Gilliam's,
room on the llr-t floor. , .
After music by the Institute, "Kind
words can never die," Mn Ilolllnger,
of -Summit Hill, took up ilw subject of
"Oral Grammar." The speaker would
commence the subject by taking up,
first, the noun, .teaching the pupil to
distinguish between the name and the
object., Ho would! then proceed to the
verb, and would successively take, up
the remaining parts of speech denomi
nating them as' name-words, 'action
words', quality-words-, etc,, omitting
properties -until a more advanced stage.
The BiibJ'Ct was further discussed by
Mrs. Anna Ilandall Dlehl, Messre. Ar
nold, Rowland', iProN.-Verrlll and Tink
er and. llie Comity Superintendent, a
Tho'Ihstltutetwas then if avored w(th
the rnndltig of two selectlu'ns entitled
"Auld Folks" and "Molly Carew," by
Jrs. Dlehl, who, by her clear delivery
and happy manner, wonderfully Im
pressed the Institute. The fuiiner con
sisted of a dialogue between two sol
diers, and tha latter of a colloquy be
tween lovers, both pieces happily
blending the serious and the humorous,
The'8iilJtct of the morning sei-slun
were quite interesting,-and wereexton.
slVely discussed, In the discussion of
orthography two views seemed to pre
vail; first, that the oral mid written
methods should be happily blended, and
second, that with advanced pupils
especially the written method alone
should be used,
In the uiaiter of oral grammar the
Institute seemed to ho a unit In the
sentiment that grammar should bo bo
gun and continued as an oral exercise,
until the pupil has advanced to a
period In which ho Is capable of taking
up the branch purely as a science,.
The total attendance was about ono
hundred. Number of teachers enrolled
sixty-three.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The In tit u to vras opened with mu
sic at 2.1S o'clock.
Mrs. Dlehl opened the afternoon ex
orcises wlth elocutlon. She said we ex
press more by tone titan voice, and pro
ceeded by the use of several happy
Illustrations to show the effects of dif
ferent tones upon dumb animals. Chil
dren generally express themselves
naturally because tbev elve wav to
, their emotions and speak out, and
grown 'persons fail in naturalness fre
quently owing to the fact thabthey hide
their emotions and fall to give vent to
leenng. 'inero is as much dlffeierce
In voices as In faces. She then took up
the SubloCt (if vnle.n. tfp'ntlnn tinrnlv
fwiih regard to quality. The exercise
was mgniy interesting and proUtab(e,
abounding In practical illustration and
replete with pertinent Instruction. The
exercise was closed with a section ot
concert readings, led by the accomplish
ed Instructress.
After a recess of ten mlputcs, the
subject of arithmetic was ably treated
by Prof. Verrlll. The Professor dwelt
entirely upon the elements qf the
science aed especially addition.
Ncxi C iiluwed an Kssav. " Front and
Side Door lo Character," by Miss Kate
uiru. one illustrated lier sunjecf, by
tront' and side doors to house's' on the
street, aad presented various illustra
tions exhibiting opeu and closed char
acter. It was the teacher's duty to
open the frontdoor ot the uuull's char
acter, "and to do this It was necessary
iu irairu a nuuiuer oi Keys, among tnera
tho, followloe : il. Justice. Leacheia
should be discreet In administering re-
twnrtt O L-lnJnu. . t t...? .
rUVJ i , u.iuuua u. suieresi,
teachers should take an interest In tlm
cJiUdjenK.occ.upatlou as well as In their
studies while In the schoolroom f 4.
Patience" Will pour oil on the troub
led watvrsof theschoulroom;" 5. Gen
eral Information : 6. Common
She theu proceeded' to d fine education
and mind, which was executed In a
very Interesting manner. A skilled
teacher should be able to read charac
ter, It bell g essential to success iu gov
ernment. Institute adjourned at 4.30 p.m.
TUESDAY EVENINO. .
The Institute was called to order hv
the president at 7.45' o'61ok;
the follow ns are the names of tha
teachers who were' In attendance at the
Institute, additional to those published
in. uonuay u proceedings :
J. P. huilth. T.W. Mlenerwalt. n U' tjnM
U YV. liuuler, II U. UaUlU, Alias K.U. Uropaa
dU, V 1. !-.- ...... , . . . . , . . . . ...... . , . .
- WIM uutlu AlCLQIl 1 IUIIU
EdwsrU. A. 1L. fcchleiober. Juhn 'l-n.vaki i.
Z. UaKensUiee,
An Ksiay was read by Miss Brewster.
subject "Icoiioclasui," which w3 well
written, admirably rendered aiii warm
ly received. The followlns are ihn
outlines of tho Essay:
Inirtniurticn. The certainty of linace break.
Iok. Differeut Iconociasta 'lime. War, Per
fins Ths Three Joenoctasta Church, Bute.
iPnsaalmage nnlWeraxOermsn Pable ot Ur-
ina imaxe, auwuuib ul Miuinm Aiiftciu. wu-
cmion.
She was followed by Trof. Verrlll on
' WBAT.nnA' fj WE STtlDt t"
1. 1 be differ .ntyiews-Tho Vlows of niactleat
men I The views oi theoietieal men , wheielu
lueory aim practice win noi ooiociue.
2. The m ildloaronn.l 1'inctical similes mix
ed with others t Reason for ttnilrlnir dead Inn-
KU'ireai llenson tor studvinK hirher matho.
iiatlcai What etadios alwava ahonld bo pur-
naou. - . i 1 i
rl: rho ohlect "and end fit sendv to ealn In
formation or knowledge t 'lo elve exnre-aivn to
thonght to communicate i llUcipllue to think.
Mrs". Dlehl concluded tho exercises
for tho cVening by reading "Daisy's
Faith" and "ihe ureeds of tne liells,'
amid great applause.
WEDNESDAY MOUSING,
Tho Ins'.ttnte was opened by sluRlna "ChrUt.
mae all yeai lona,' anil prayer led by ihe Hoy.
jur. t.airinifou. .ninnies oi mi
londay and Tues
eav were re d and nnnroveiL
..Tho following additional tencners were' en
rolleil A. Klnot, llnrfflo Klslihanm. l.ucy 11,
Htruthors, Annie Al, Steer, Klisioeth eiiiuth
,ors, I'anuy lna;ersoll ifarf Hchofli-lil T, 1-',
Aimer, 11. T. Hmawler, Wm. IS. Kemeror, J. W,
ltnnth.
After which. Rev. Mi. Cnrrimrton wns, Intro'
dnceti and ad.n essfd the jnstttnto on " i no jua
rnllnnni Smte-m of Hltim." 'l'lin rererend uan
.tleman'a remnl ka were listened to with marked
interest mid attention. Ho dwelt la' Rely upon
the teachers, school and mo.hooa ot tho
fsiameso. 11 n cloaed hy sivlo-r that the 8,mne-o
theory of mac'a onvlnal apnesrnnce on the
fi-.otieis tht man, In hisantcmunnano condi
tion, oxl-ted as n snl It hovemnr in spnoe, and
inatononeocoasionsoineoi incse spirits oamo
don toiheenrtil and ate so much clay ur earth
asiadl qualify thrm for rctuminff" I'hislndic.
rous thuiiah quaint Idea brought dnwu the
non-e and was no aoani recurueJ by the teach
ers so wnr.hy of note. ,
Mrs. Jllehi then occnolod the floor on the sub
Jectof Headinfr, tievotliifchertitnemaiu.y iinun
tiK-lhotisV)' tt-iiclun lb a.phaboi and primary
resoiuz. onsprtweui-ii kiib, iuikiii. ue lemien
i,ivnsiociniiou siiupnoueiio ann nora meuiod
Mrs. II. sui divided primary readme nt follows i
1. Klutlj.f irtvon .v Ahilrtmn , .n.lirjii hn
sound i 1. Aunlt sis by letter. Time shouid bo
Bcinpnriiur aiuuy in bciiuui nun at no no. j
tsjrl lul Le,clinr tluds th t a piot'i-uuime of
studies is as iniiispensable as proaramineof
renin lion, r-oiooiyiuopnpiii nncineieitciier
shonld study the a-HfrueJ le-fona,-o n-i to brlns
ont all ihe si ions points of Iho leei-ons.
fter n brief recess Prof. Vernll took no tbo
snbject of rcl'ool mnnagemenl. lie ho1eyd
thai In ihe iralnintr In Iho sclnol and in the
family ho g vcrns mostwbo gove.ns least.; The
schno -room, l,a tnrnllaioaml llsMirronntitngs
have mutb to do with school ninnsgement.
Egotism in Ihe teacher is alwuya detrimental to
enrcesstul manairenient.
The fo' lowlni? Is the outline cf tho Professor's
loo an ei
1. iiih d nature on the part of the teacher.
2. Demeinor of ilio ttathcr.
s. Persovt-runce
i. sindy tho character; of thoj school as
wlule. " ' ' - '
s. Atoiehoronirht to bo a person of loeis.
0. ,'l'cecheis sho.ild hnve a KCtierai plan.;
7. ICnowtctlceol nstions:
s. In comincilno-rco tiitlons the objects are
first, to te-t fie kuowieilue of Ihe puoll i fco
ond to coriert errors r third, giving Infonna
11 n ant! old in exores-lon.
Tueteacnirhonldbe veil-Informed and pro.
Kit-so yu. xi-su uciiuii iiiay uu jrirea mrei-iiy or
imiliectly, the latter alw.iya preferable when
po'slble. Ha oiood np with 'the, following
things to be avoided i I. Avoid sling i 2. Avolo
bu, a. Aiuiujii,iD- .tuiu irreznntn
ties iu conduct. Tho teacher should bo ft model
lu deportment, and runs luauhmoro br examulo
luuu oy pri-ceiic
Tho nuinber of teachers enrolled wns elchtv,
Number ol persons. li. ftltenda t-e riboat one
uuuiirni uiiuunr, Aiijilllineu.
AITE11NOOJJ' BEMSION.
Tho Institute onenrd bv the rem! en no- in
cellent sty e ot 'kind words can never die." by
tne ine iiuio. wiui x-ioi.-jt.niie at-' me orron,
Tbo work of Ihe afternoon wts beiin b Mm.
Dli-hi. who treniea in a very blo manner ihe
anrjecioi uujsi i it-r-ciiing. BiieDetran by call.
Ina ihoatirnilcu of tie Institute to a bonatnnl
BJHI UU 1.110 UIBb llUUr OI IUI- 8CI10O1 linilUiUg
bno re.ei-iod to too toiucltulli- iiecoriit.pii. labii.
Iv arrsn-'etl mid home-,lke schoolroom of the
primary lojclier. Miss Came Uaner of I,entga.
Ion. Then followed a grnphlo sketch of tho
ciiaiacter and llti of Postalozzt, tbo f ithcr of
obJ,-ct ti aching. Kverv succesdnt toat-her Is an
object tocher. Kvery mother la nn object
teihcr, Oojecttoaonlng develops tho pereeii
tlve lacuHic. Form la naturally the first thing
tiniht In percepHon. Color ud sound coma
next Tbo inventive tetcher vlll not wait for
ine pnrensse oi apnorsb-ia, vat win invent it.
in color, xtrst too pninHiie- aiionifl no UUBIlt
men secouuano-t. we giro too luuowing out
linos I
rutUAnlFs n:co-nAiiiEs.
Red (nedn yellow). Oranire.
Yellow iyollowMnine). (Irccn.
nine (UcdHBIuej. 1'uipie.
1IARUOSICS.
Orango barraonltos witb Bine.
tlrcen hiirmonlz'-s with H it
Purple ha i monisea with Yellow.
H ext the development of the faculty of hear-
In", followed bt- in faculties of smel.iuir and
taflng, T-irre are ooiupituienls of tiinto as
iidii h ui colors.
The Institute wis then favorotwlth a verr
fine song and ciiorna by Mrs. Dulling Alias
llibler and Air. Trovuims.wltli I'rol. Kins at
m- organ.
Then In lowed Mr. J. N": TJerr. of Wrlsmnort.
on the subject ot ncnerm Education. Mr Derr
ueuverea nimse i in a yery natural mauner.unil
rentlered a very practical panel ou the subject
cho.en.
the IratltntA then took a rornfta of fen m In.
utes. after which a, I proent wer- Invigointod
by Il.lt-ulng to a beautiful duett artistically
icmudioii uy ittrn uuriiug ana sites uioterj as
alsfeil by I'rof. Kline aa or-ianiaL
I'rut. Vernll then dlsconraeil noon United
Btati-s lll-torv. Attershowlnztheiutimste ro-
oiiiun exisutig neiweeu geograpuy uuu msrory.
bo nrocee-leil to nnnRUlHF nu-thn IB In tlmt.
blanch. Pirat, a tescher should entertain a
e'ear eoneepUon of tho study and harlnt ade-
uuiw iunu iu iii iuiiio hb to eiiucaa or penona
euibiaued by Ihe subject, he U n coared to Dre.
cut the sulij -ct lufelligenlly. We1 noted the
folloulug outiiiio periotlsi I. V'oyave and Din
coy ry t 3. Oolouinl History i 3, lteroinnon t i.
Uoustltutlonal Tho tuojectiwas trtaieil:ln a
Very pracileai and Intereatlnif nitnner.it J
Alt a. Ilandall Dlehl then read Urn tew must
nui rius vo nigut," in a very tunning manner,
WBDShBDAY UVKjilNo'." '
' The Iustltnto was -called to order at S p. ro. by
l"D ""ml VI3UIICS1U-.DIIUCUI,. UUU UpCOCU Uy
Klumng ltnw. lads, niw." a bostoiau'a.iilro by
the teacher ana' pupils of rarrvvilie schools.
The rrudt-nng was wuroily received.
Alra. Anns' Itandall Siehlwno was Jntly the
atiracU'.nof the evening, was introduced to a
largo and select anilteace. Alls. Diehn profee
siouallv known toall. out perKiuHiiyU) few ex.
ceotit-d tn hei readings tno most auugnine ex.
t-octauona ut ner r-uunrer. J lie lonowing la a
programme ot tne aeiact'oas lor tho uyonlugi
1. How bo saved r-t. Alichai-I,
2. Mv i iBinonsaDd.UetiyJIanbiit'a.
s. J mle Donglasa
4. The New Year's Chime.
s. 'Ihelllaoc Horse sndms lllder.
s. BomoOlaFrlen-la, ,
7. Tha Engineer- Story,
8. Love In a llalloou.
li. I'oor Little Miephen uliard ' ' -
10. tMiiigottliHChiuiDer
11. WlirthsNow Year Dome To night 1
12. Thellugloisoa.
For an hour and a quarter Ihe andlenco waa
held spell bunnd by the nutrient lenuerraga of
the pnwerful elocutloni't Ihe reaoinira were
Ircqnently interrupted by the moat eulhoslastia
applause. Among the tavorue aeinotlotta were
.y Opinions ana Betsy llabbitfai The Black
Hoi so and bis lllder j Dote in a llalloou i Tour
l.lttle Mepbrn olrurd and The Uuale -ong,
Wbereyer specimens of Doctoral tones were re
quired tnei were perfeoU The buvle Imit tloua
wire slniDlr giand. After muslo, cnut.cd
''Christmas aU the year," the lualltute adjouru
txl at about s.3t p. m.
. TIIUIWDAY MOIINIKO.
The Instltots opened at 8 Jl by singing In ft
spirited manner, Weeo for tae fu leu "
Air. Arnold then orcnnlnil tlm Snnr nn tlm
subject of Urammar, taklUK the aupjsct where,
,B llnlllnwap I. , ..n . fill . .... I
Urammar. owe,) lur largely npon tho cons ruc
tiou nl ae&teaeea. Tne aablect was reiy Inter
estinalr ai d practicaUy treated and mads live
ly bv quei.es. examples and ulaunstlou con.
inbUtetLi hv l'rol. Vinll. MmiBra- TTn1htii.
Howlsuci. Mrv J-rl.ble and others. The ezer-
oiBra were ineu eutiTenea uy musio by tne JD
ailtute, after which it I eoesa of teu minute was
If-trm,
riot. Verrlll next occnplMths, attention of
the lutUtuteou the saoject of Compo-lilou."
'I he l'rofeasor oetran by aiylng an account ot
bie flrst oomDoanlnn written at about the age of
elghtoen yeara. If aaul, among other t ninas,
that i ktxo latlera.in UtJl. were sent to ihe dead
loiter othcetoi want ot staains. 68.(01 for want
or the ut-rae ot tho county, and luli3,bi4).0Cu
were sent lor rartons tlahcleuclea. These let
ters oonlBiuul tviu In money. Itxiu,oot In
checka. and 30,000 photograpna. lie called al
ien, ion lo tho luiuoitance ut properltr addreas
lngouastsmiung letuna. Wt should 'yuxtetu
ate our lettetsa we wilte. -Tho
exert lses were reoleto with dlsenaBion.
queries snd explanation. .Much yiluable lime
wits uselessly spent in the dlaeoaaion o: trivial
end auimpotiiint polnia. In laot, the entire
hour waa consumed In cooaloerlngthe proper
method ol addrMk Atleotton waa ualled to the
proper tueot capltala,pnnctuaUon etc
i uc uon- os oiojiT tiaTina- amveo. uia inaiir
lota aoJoarnM, with a total -enrol inent, (
nlnety.plne.- anU'an' 'estlmaUatttenarrcef I
one nunuien anu wiv. Among tne punciu-ti
and in oroned visitor we noted nova enmng.
ton and coffdiau of tho I'resby teilan and Al. E.
churchts.
THUH8DAY AFTErtNOON.
The TnsLltnTe was ontled to nr&er at Z.1S n. m
and opened by amglna- "Chide gemly." from
the Muslcnl tiupn.einent The first subject oc
capylug tho attention of tho Inatuuto was
rtt utiles in Engl eh," oy I II. Uoroer of Mauch
Chunk, -The gentleman Ireatu I the snbject. In
a very ekllitnl manner. The following 1- tho
ouinuo ol the lecture t '
Intheiuirn uctloti tho speaker Soli that Ian.
gnsge is rery laitreiythe tirmluct'sof iintniiil
aaooiation and illustrated t.r showing tiist
"is k ne" and "was imne" are the old lorms and
that "has aont" la the iintact. Jle theu ff vo
the dl-tlucilon between ueaoilpfive snduom
paraiitegmmma't imitie ft grommatio i ciaisi.
rlcatlon into Monosyllable Agglutinative In.
flexionat f ahowetl the methods of Indicating
Ueinler. lninbernml Caan in Did Knghsa.wnst
remali'Snf these -nfllxeslu tie femiuino 'Vix.
cu," Splnstor" and tho piissei-sive case of
nouns t the origin of the Irretrular t timoariilives
ami superlatives ol Uooti, Uatlnnd much i tho
denvntlonof "ed" m the past tenss of rognlar
verbs i bow lo tllipoie of verbs in the infinitive
.mood and now "to" oamo to bo usedvltti all
verbs In this mood
Alio a recess of ten mlnntes tho Institute
Sitii-ondotl to coiisuler ami tlx upon a place for
oldiug the next annual convention, and a
'veto by ballot resolted aa follows i Mauch
hunk, lit Lehitehioii.2St Wi-ntherly, 25. 'Ihe
"resident then dec nrd that the uoil. Institute
will bo held al Mouclf chnnk.
After muslo by the Alis-es Phifoe, Mis Panl
ml Air. (lowland, entitled "Ilaln uu tlio Hoof."
1'iot, Vetrill occupied tne floor, n rating tbo
Bui.joct ol Mynonvms. lie tltow ttlstiirtlous
between excliaugetble words suca os "excuse "
"psrtlon" and "fiirgiyo :" "only" and 1 alone i"
enon li"sliil "untllcleiit i" 'carinas prying i"
" rovtr," nnd -tortnmlet" -'yoorttlou" and
"avocation i" "8001010118" and ptoplllous,,
' ronlembrance" ana "recollection." This closed
Die Professoi's labor at tno Institute, no bid
the teachers and friends of education oreaeut an
nil 00 m taroweit. and wlsne-i thrm Clod epctal
in tne good work 01 cuueatlug tbo young
-The following besohera 'were curniled t'Mlav 1
Alftvd Miller, J. At. ltiedv, Aggie Pniler, 11. F.
Muechlits, D. K. Zelgenfu-s, Dnvio Aunc, T 11,
Kankie.Ed. D illonmsyer, IL W.ZerfasH, dto.
W. Sin- er,,.l,, II MILor, J.jM. Kistier. J C-Hendi-f
u. D. Snyder. D ;Krasloy J. Mussel
inau O'lrer Ulose. Danl-1 noiualy Mlcp Holt.
Jte'0 Evans. 11 c. '1 nomas. Ella Phifer. I,ula
Paul, DeUu Conner.'' i .'-
, TII01t8Di.Y lEVENiNO.
The Institute was"openeti nt s p. m.'by sing,
lng' Sweet Dye and Dye," under me leadership
ol ,iias lluuer,
Kev. Feiner, tho lectnier for theeveuing,
was then Introduced by Air, IIotTird lie open,
ed his lecture on "Waste 111 Meihodsot Eduoi
tion." at 8.0 1 and ciosed at 0.5 o'clock. Too fol.
lotting are among his nriuclp-1 points 1
I. Wastes in AiL-chan cs.
?. Wastes in Ihe In.iustrial Arts.
3. Intellectual w.istea uf tueliilrtccnta and
1-ourrtjarrrn iutary
4; Waste j ot Moral and Mental Forces In the
prcseni day.
Did time permit we would Pave been pleased
tofiii-ulhmjro exiended.outilne ot lue gen.
tleman'a very excellent tilscon -se.The lecture.
BOOloouent and1 inNiractlve watwell reuelrral
-liv. the audience, who eviut-eii their apprecla.
tiuu uy uenrtv appiauto. xt may weu ue con
sii.eri d one of the most lnterestiug"rcatuies of
this wook'a pi oceedlngs In the In.utnta
' .'Ihelntltutc n,,Journod altera aoni by Mrs.
Dulling and .uiss jllbler, accouipanipdby I'rof.
Kline., Ihe.smglPg wiia admirably executed,
bilnainc forth nnrma' nt nntilunaA tinm itm
.aa'JIenoo. ' lln-ao ladles ahnu.d ii-elvo ,ttio
tnsnaaot ine 'insttliito for the very exoelent
muslo they furnished on seveial occasions this
week.
FltlDAY HOllNINO.
The Institute was cal.eil to order at 0:10. and
openrd by.lugiug "AuldLsjgnyuo" led by
I'rof. KUno.
Mr. Tiavnakis. of Ileaver Meadow, then r,Ad
an Intere ting and practical paper on tho auo
Ject 'Intellectual Jiicellonce." wnlth was well
reuueruu anil warmly received, air. T. w.
Tmker. ot Weathetlv. toeu foiloweil tin ttie unh.
jtxt of" OeOfrapnv,'" lie treatrn the subject lu
uu noie manne-, una lor waut oi time wo re.
luutittitly omit tho outline.
. .aliases i'jiifoi-und Couuor and Mr. llowiond,
asslsioit by Prof. K.lne aa oraauist. reut.ertHl u
due piece of moslo, eutltleu "ilaby'aUuno to
Hleep."
Tne election of the Comm. ttee on Permanent
Certiucalui f iiluwed. resulting In toe choice of
Ihe foiluw.ug committee, visj l'. w, T uker, 8.
li. Ilo linger Mrs. E 11. Ffisbie, L. II, Darner
autt j. ir. jtuwisuii.
Mr. Itowisud. of Parrvvlilo ocoonled the floor
on the totilo. "itambiitia-s." lie opened ms re
marks In his usual Uvelymanner and continued
In ti at way to the cluse. Ihe fo.loning are the
principal io,lcs of his ' ItumoUnga"! Oral
Uraiuuiar he thinks, would bo tnoru appmpri.
ateiy termed "lauiifuaise l,eaaous." as grammar,
may be ajid to be the emb idime-jt of tugusge.
Iu Ai-iihiiit-tlcheprelets Ihe lrench metnidof
iinmorution, and cannot see the necessity 01 lu
atiucting pupii'a acc'trdiug iu tbo Knglli-h
uiothod. lit, believed taut in addition 'practice
a.oue makes perlect, aud ma the "Ihree
uiucesot Proot lu Addition'' aier 1. Ilepeti
Uouj 2. ItepsUtiou 1 X ItepetiUou. Ilia "Bug
gosiioualu loac.lugtje Aiplinoet" were prac
tloai. uutniigafewsucveiuouatowhatfias uu.n
SlldbVMtB DlehL Vltit suirmidtloltB ml tin.
Jeu 'X'ojcuiug, iIltory and UBOgraphy, he
cioseu uib -itumuiiugs" tnrougu tue edacation
al Ue.il.
Tho tollowlng resomtlons were offered by Mr.
Itowlutld duiiuir the sosBion. ano unHnimnuBiv
auopted 1
Whereas, The County Institute la estabUshed
bv law nuu luu-t bo held at lea-t live uava each
yeirlu every County lu the otdte; and Whereas,
Itw cuuutlea hd u a special act oonipe.ilag
school boards to o.luw Uicir te.c.icrs lue time
loattenu. and tiieir naesa wmle atienttng, of
which Ihe following Is a copy 01 the soil
a itrr aiiow,ug to Dcnooi -i-eauuera tne time
aud wagk whiiBt auoudiug tho t.ountyInBti.
tUieoi Teacbeta iuoe.taiu euafitlus
VKCllOK. 1. iluitttluuteilliv thn f-nnatAnnil
llouso uf ItepreBentaUvea ui tno comniouwealth
01 1'eunayivauls, in tienersl Atwombly met, aud
It la hereby -enacted by the authority ut the
saute Thai iroui aud after the pa si go 01 Ihia
AcMhe bebool lilrootora of tne different wards,
boroughs and townsmps ui Washiuglou. u.ar
iuu. itie. llunilngdou Moithampion. i'orry.
acbuyikiu, Delsaaie, Lebauouj autl.fiaukliu
Couniies ana.l allow to the Hchool Teauoera em
Ployed lu the said wards, lo vnghs aud town,
snips, who are actuaUv cnaa-uu In tejuRhtiia-
avhooi In 'said Cou&Ues the time and- wages
while attending tue, County Institute held
1 o.,riy lu ju Counties for tue uuproi eniout uf
leucheia "
lie 11 uesolved, Tht our Jlenresentatly ea In
the n id. ot the etale l.egistature,-be reqnebtstl
to exert Uielr Intluenoo. and 11 ttoaioie secure
the passage ot a a.xniLir acd aDniylno- to Larbon
Cunuty,
IIHMI1IVA.1 Ttlll Ilia t,H nfthl. Inilllnl.
be requeued 10 furnish the lions. A. J. Durliug
twii . jiarret, urmuvrs 01 tue iiouso ui
Itepieaeutittlrea uf tun county each with u
Oi'Py 01 tae lurumilug preamble ttnd lesoluuous.
lueiuuuw.ugreau uuou waa itton uaudiMiiu,
read aud ujiuuIuioumIt adnnte,!. via;
Vtheroaa, Au improper retiiaiUon baa been
mtde uoon the Ualhotio chuich and Cathono
luatitnuuus iu certain essays tola before this
1 minute; and wherras. we b.-lloya that the ex
pression ut such sentiments, in a body ul this
sunt, u uisuir improper, in mat it txiiistltutes
au uuuruvuked allao uuon a class 01 .teaeharB
wno constitute a respccuhlo mluurlfy iu uur
mauiuwi Bueretuto. uois
Ueaoiveu, Tuat mis iustltnto expresses Its
unqu-tlitletl d.supprural ol tho extiressluu uf
buiu eeuuiueiiiB, ueucTiofftnai ineyaro eaieu.
Isted uuly lu mat the hartuuny ot uur lualltute,
aud Ittnuer lue causo 01 eoucstiou.
,KoiK.r-l bU hut leaulatiou was Intended, 'not
at a uisapprutai of toe ssnfiuMiils (Xorumi.uor
th rltfAf ul Iheaathoia to entertain anu main
tain Bald acntiuieuta, but simply denial ot tae
rtgM iit mc4 tiuofic sxprsMtwn to ibeui before
tue iuBULUio.wnicu la annratr Bancauai.Bt tj.1
slltuuun.
AFTGHMOON b'KHJO.V.
The Institute was called to order atitin.Lr
thaCouuty B ipenuteudeut. .
11 -. M. li. ltt-uer then reail a. Terr -mMlant
paper ou iho auoject of "Pntaioiogyaud Uyt
eeite." whlou waa nit -ued to with inar.ed at
uIIoq. aud was loud.y applauded at lia con.
ciuilon.
Da motloa of tlr, liarber a vote of thanVs
was unsmuiuusly tendnitsl the Doclur tar hit
eice lent anu interesting lecture, a
At .er an artist 10 renderlug of a rery fine dncl
and chotua bv Mrs. Duruugaua Miss lilbb er.
assisted by Mr. Unwiami and Prut. Kllue. Uia
lustituto then heard end adorned tha rni.owttia-
report of the Cumoilttoe on lloaolullons
BUUUJIIUM.
Ileaolved. That vs. the toachera of Pai-hAn
county, In annual institute assembled, return'
our aiucere thauks lo Prvf, VorillL of Alana
neld (Pa.) formal School. . U4 sirs, AunaUan.
dull Diem, uf New York fur the valuable aud
lnttrnrlivo ao ylcea ruudered w the lhantaiet
to tne Iter. John Camnatou lor hit abtalecturu
in "Truvela iu Hlsw," 10 Ur. b. li. Iw-Wrlnr
hubigoiy interrsttag lecture uu,"i'ltvaiolog,'
lu llvaleoe tow. AL. llapaher. la . fur Ina
opeolug address, sod to so the, Uasatisis ut the
piPBcub BUBttiutn ivr ucir tauii-lUIU. Atuuns tQ
cateer to the tulcf tat of the occasion
Iteaulrol. That 10 ll,e vfOceiii of Iho I'resby
terlan Chnreh 01 Lehla-uton: we ovra imr warm
est thanks fur the qse of Iheirurgau during me
Instuntt.
IteiTtred, Tlmt 11. Y, flotfon, onr worthy
Oouury hupf ruiteudcnt, for the enthusiasm and
sum luuicvai, laarvj III tue RCIIlug up 01 tne
Institute aud in the iiroceodimrs thareof. 1b en.
tilied. tu our bet thanks und tleepatt gratitude.
-irauiTcu.- I list uie iiisnss ot tue juauiuto oe
uderdtouiobchoor Uosntoi Intuigntoq lor 1
a use of tbohool hall on tola oooasioa. ,
Ueaoif ed. That to the Indira of Parryvtlta and
uMmMWwfilsim-JirMtnBttnn
kindly asah tmce rendet ed by tbera in tne mu
sical part ot the Institute.-
Ilctolred, ThattoJ, V ltsndenbnslt of the
' Carbon I Ionsor' and II bos. Mauti of' the 'Hi
(hanae lintel," ti tender lbs thanks of the in
stil uie for tha very amp eaccomoiodallongand
generous p-t.vtaloti 'nsde by them tor the In
stractors aud teachers of the Instltnto
llesnlyeil. Thai Uie masterly .and rloonent
lectnre bvllev, E. Ferrier, oa"Wastlu Iho
.Methods of Edu atloti." raeela the warmest ap.
probat on of ihe 1 istitnte
11 aolyed. That we tender ear waraiest
lhanka to tho people of Iblghton and Tlcln;
Itl fir thShosol'sflty shown tothis hodf.and
tor the mteri-st manifested liy them In the pro
oocdlngs ol th-i lustitnw.aadto II. V. Alorthlmar
tor tbo enterprise eihibbeil bj-hlin In rtirmau
ing us with a nest litile d-illy tram the ' Carbon
Advocate" office, con aiolngataU detail tfhe
proceedings ut tho Inatltnto.
II. A, Kuxc
H. It, OlLIIAlt.
AllSSl. J IlAKRIt.
Comniiitce on Herniations.
Ily Benarate motiona, the fo-lowlng voles ot
tlinnks were rendem i by the Institute i
Itesnlyad, Tbst we are utidiir mauynbUgv
Hons to Prof. II, A, KU-ie for tha sucoissfnl
nndenlertainingmnnntTm wbiclt he cond-ict.
ed tne music during tho sessions ot the .In
stitute. llesolvetl. That the thanks ot tbo Instltnt be
temtere-i to our Koonrllng fsocrettrv nnd As
Mslntit Secrcriiry. Messrs. J, P. noirlnndand
W. li. Hmlth, for the faithful and loapitrtial rec
orils Ibey have given ns uf tbo proceedings
from day to day.
On ino'lon, the Comity Rnperintendcnt was
reqnested to mail a copy ot the institute' pro.
reedfugs to etch. Director Intlie county, aud
tha: the expense Incurred therob pa defrayed
bt the Trcasurer'nf this Association,
Ilev. Mr. Carrlngton waa tnea introdneeil.
wno aldietsed tlio Intltnte iu a few haiipr
valedictory remarks.
The l.'oi nt y ttuperlnnsndent then .followed
with a brief hut touching address.
Air. Barber then occupied the floor and ln'an
animated aud vlaorous manner nrted tho
Inatliuls toailvanceltactlucatloiiaLatilua. -
Mr ltnlhnuer then addreased tb Inatltdte
In a few energetio and practical remarks
Mr. Itowmuii foUoweo in a few closing re
marks sfter which the Institute Bdjonrneti by
singing, "After toll comoth test.'t oy Ihe, Par.
ryvlllepnrly. 1 his ends one of Carbon's most
Interesting and anooable Institutes, biting
e trolled !r7 4eachers, who atleuded from one to
tivodavs. Tho present was good! may tho
next be better, and may It be the happy prlvl.
lege ot nil to rc-assc mbie at the next.'
J. P. ROWLAND, BOC'y.
W. E. BMITIi. Ass'tBDO'y.
Alleotown's mayor, had his salary
reduced from $1,000 to $500 a year.
The .Spring Mountain Coal Com
pany lias declared a semi-annual divi
dend of 4 per cent, payable on and
after December 10, at the odlce of the
company, New York.
Obert's new smoking, packing and
meat curing establishment, on Dank:
street, Is rapidly approaching comple
tion. The main building Is now being
ruofod in.
Ahe youb cniLDitns snnjECT to
TiTAT dangerous foe of childhood
Ciioop or Coughs ? Coxe's Wild Cher
ry and Seneka bas been thoroughly tes
ted, and never known to fall of effect
trie n complete and speedy cure when
administered In, time. Keep a bottle In
your house. 49-Cm.
The boating season on the Dela
ware and Hudson Canal closed last
Saturday.
-Mr. A. S. Miller left town Tues
day for Neshanlc,' N. J., to, take charge
of the It, R. Station at that place. Mr.
M. has the best. wishes of a targe- num
ber of our citizens, for his future suc
cess. Amoug those In attendance nt the
Institute Weduesday afternoon we, no
ticed our old friend Sol, Yeakel, of
weissport, and by the way he enjoyed
tho proceedings we know tbem .to ho
good. (
Tlie residence of James Moore, on
Indian Hill, Franklin township, was
totally destroyed by flro on Thursday
afternjon. The furniture, with' the
exception of one bed, was saved, Tlio
house was owned by Samuel Kennedy,
of East Mauch Chunk. Tito Ore. Is sup
posed to have resulted from the stove
pipe running through the roof.
Wanted, two' ar three itespectable
women, who speak botb German and
English, to canvass In Carbon county
for orders. To any lady desiring! a
situation this offers a chance rarely
met with. Salary' or commission, and
steady employment' for good canvassers'.
Apply at this otlt co Immediately, I
Omnibuses originated In Paris, In
1827, Tlie other kind ot busBes.jWbfeh
are specJaUy.doilrod.by young men sni
uialdeus, ,wgre discovered some years
previously.. The last and best' Invert
tlons out are the rigs hired out'br
Davld Kbbert, -at tils' livery on -Bank
street; i . ' l
On Thursday of' last weeir; 1Mr'l
Wendell Nshwartx, Of this borough,
slaughtered two' hogs, 13 months' ouj;
wblch when dressed tipped the beam'at
448 pounds each. If there ire any
other of our neighbors who can' do bet-!
ter, Just step rlgbt along. 1 '
Look llEitB-Jos. M, FrltzIngeU
offering, tremendous bargains In boots,
shoes, gaiters and rubbers, Extra fine,
boots, made to order, for, f8,00 cash I
Call soon for bargains."
Frank P. bemmcl haj removed In
to his new and handsome store room,
opposite the Publie Squalen Frank . Is'
now Jilted up lu good stylo- and Is pro-i
pared to supply the publlo with ail
kinds of hardware, lumber and tcoali
Call and see hint at home I i
Additional Local on Snd'jMtfje,'
DIED. ' '
trnniAN-On ihenth of Noyember.of croon!
FrsukU'jiruui,auuot Abr, Joseph cruuaiijwt
Special Notices.
E.-F. KunkoPs Bitter' Wine or Iron
The great luceesa' and deUghtof thspeople.
In tact tiollnu ol the kind baa ever been offer.'
eu tu the American people which has so quick.
Ir louud lu nay into thslr good favor aud
hearty approval aa ,JB. V. KuKf,'s liirrga;
w ink or isos. it does all It pi-uisia, and thus
glvea uuivetiUI aallalscUou, II 1 guaranteed
tocttruihwtscaaeoi drapepalt or, ni(llgea
lion, kidney or liver aiaeae. wsaknea, uerr.
ouiuess. (onsilnaliun,, acidity ut ihe stomach.
Ac UKIhKtpulue, only auhl to ft boll os.,
Ut-oot and ocic. 2VJ .North Ninth bt., Phlhuiel
Phis. A.k lur Kunkel'-, and take no other,
,d by all druggiaia,
Dvgpcpsla. Dj-Kpcpsla. Dyspejislgv
K. C. ScxKr4.'s U.TT1U WixK oy InoK, a sore',
cprefur una aisvar. It haa ueeu piancriuod
dauy fur uiauv roar. lu tneptact.es ul eminent
iiurtlGluus with unparalleled euoceae, r-ymp.
Uimsaie saot appeuie, wind aud rising loud,
uriueaslu muuiu. heauavne, tiiixlueaa, aiee
lesaue-aaiid low spirits, uet tbogeuniue Nut
aoto iu ualk. uuly In II boltea. zji Mono,
Ninth Ht I'hiitdeiplua, fa. -old bv ad drug.
Klsia. Aak fur E. '. KUMCSCs lilnta Wisk
or Jaoa aud take no otaor.
ti5U Tape Worm ,259
isntlrely remortsi wita unrel vrl.Bi.Ki.
medicine.. tMsalug Iran, tpe ay.ujli aUvtu Mui
lei uu eat the hcwl p-asfa. ( unto and reTer lo.
iialtentai already trsat-d. Dr. sc. Knvh i
.u,J.j.Nurlh.Miuvual., Plil.adiphla..AUrujai
fie.-; Meak I Hi aud Mlumacu Worms also re.
joovrd.. ilnner toils, eorrvuiovlogau klsos'
but tape tximi.Uio.uieda;iiie ean.uo iisu- uf '
i-oar Iiuzgit.'" lir KtJAkklB " okM '
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