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NO. 22
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Farmers and Merchants
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rbysician and Surgeon,
ueXbutler
PHYSICUMS AKO SUXBEOXS.
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U.S. EXAMININQ SURGEONS.
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We buy for cash, and we buy to sell.
We buy direct, and we buy in quantities,
You will always find our stock complete.
We sell at one nrict. and that the lowest.
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DENTIST.
IVnlaJ work In kit U hnutohiM cxuraliol In
ar.UWM nmunvr. All rk gtutranlOMl
In nnt wirnruliw, 'rtl r linlriwn-
avn MiiHutM iuhr, iuapm)4-nK (r.
DR. J. B. JOHNSON,
Resident Dentist U
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Our constant Aim ia to give you tha bmt good at boltopi prim
V Htnk your itittrwtn oura.
Your cuihf will i aorvoJ an i hoanlv ami iniliielv an oumir.
A roniHwrln of our itylca and prlwa will convince yon that you ahould
linn- iki un.
AU work wnrnuitmi h -It h bmt
KELSO, Independence.
INKKTKNrKXCK.
OHr.iloN
ATT011NKY8.
GEO. A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will prectM iu all tnt rnul fwl. ml
etmrtii. Oltlc owr Ioiltioink'iic N
tiunnl lUuk.
)npndno, 0-n.
Jm. J. Dlf. J. K. iWy. H. C, IUtt
DiLT. SIBLEY I EiKIN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Wf ht th ont "I .h-tnt-l boitk. ia PU
mini. Uotuibl ilMnru farmril. ud
la two. No fuatmiwtoa lral M
tMUe ftxHM 1 nd I W Uoun Muvk. !
Dallas,
Op9n.
A. M. 1IUKLKY,
Attorney and Counselor at Liw.
OlttetR Indivrndnnra Nal'l Buk.
Indi-ntlnm, Ur.
B. r. Iktnliiuu. W. It. lltMinL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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Tiu'iimhav, Ma mil ill, Mobninu
Tl.k tlilnl day' knulmi of lliu 1iin.
lula dm tiHiiiM by Kiiht. ItiiKlmy.
I'ruAawir ltniaiiwiiiHi tli giiicml
illw'UwIuii, wlilcli wat iMr(li'lit.ll In
vwy atipniiiruita rvninrka aiwut w limil
Jourualk mil) reading cIu'Uk, kh lw
unr'd tli tuiNir(HiM ti( takliiK (.( i
u niiat'iiiitj nt Ili worlil'i mir.
J. It. N. IIkII innln ms liil,Tiiitlii(
wiimrhk on Clin nulijwi of rIkiI Joi
iihIm, (lid kUi f ir.,,.,t Condli, of
Allny ci)lli', mid 1W. Crawrord, of
urn AHmuy nclnl.
A viito of tiio amiitliy wiui Ukvn iu
to wlit'tlii-r Oniit khmilil be nmre-
wiiM at tlm wwld'ii fulr, mul tho miim
Of tlW IIIWlllllC M OV(.r,.lllB
tlmt OruKon KhtHilil I m miinoiiUMl
Akkiii at an aarly iwur tho niiuiMii
Wki Hllift li ila utiuiat iwinwlly, uml
ll wit Millnmli-il tlml Ihcra More U
iwkwii m uml j,uki HriH)ii jiriwnt
wiiuB u liuua wim IUiJ u order
n,..,, Mmiy, iwup. To ,,.,. ,,, r(.,,r.
reiidvrtid kimllHT of tlwtr Uiutlfui
kfllnim, wlili'h waa fulluttfd by a iilnliu
iriu,Uy Ml- llruiii mid tliv MIwm-
HulUr.
MlwOrn ikdl tlifii rrdiml a vtl
mIo,iUUw1, "iH'nr llwrti" Iu a vrry
ikalli) iiihIiiut,
Tim w,ll..f lit., ,11. ... . II 1
A, lb. of Ml- (y, rath, mUU Z ZilulvZ
If out a little aluivti, llin avaruun.
urinn.'ii nmuun, IlMi V(H a,, itf Mra. Caul mi.l
IUlttMIIUla(itVliHIU ll 1..IU, Mr.Hlivd..f. of DjIIhil .,m .ll..,i.
rM.n Mlw IwM lUllw, cif Albany, Unl hwlvod a lnrtw annlnuiui rn..
rrad a iir on Ttwln-m' ItiaiMiial lm mhuiu.
Tlwhvturo of tliaoveuliiK, hy.l,rt.
dwit Wlillciiki-r, of I he WllldiHi-tle
uiilvprnlly, tm "jxiwr," wit very hi
tvrvMiuiff, and Wiu IUumipiI Ut with
luiirkml niU'htloti
Tlw diiliib lwll kfclm, by Ui yuling
Imlim lift I in n.iriimi mJut.il, Dm exlil-
ln-ll, and HuIcIiIhwhi, 4. h of wlmiii
niada hutruutlva remarka.
The iiUi-all.m of "Haw to T m li HI
wry", waa ably mwwiiUhI by tnf. HI-
lU'llttilll.
Mlaa laaM (fray nvxi read a rcrym
ollnt tmiwr on "rt littnirtxnn KatiKa
turn." 1 i '
bllity," Tl ivaiwr wa vury Im-rtMt
lug, and waa favorably WiiuitiKiitwi iiii
on by j, u. N, im'II.
A vucal duot by Mf. food and Mr.
J. t'laiicr waa aril rulidi'ivd.
Tlw wilijtrt of rkamUnu hi tba jmblli'
liiad wat ahly Immllfd by mm Kttntli
Till bill, of llm Uitnunl ai hii.il.
Mb McHvlt(,of Ikilliui, vry iilmw
Ingiy muli-ivd a vtMl mii.
A i-Ibm drill by Mbt TutlilH a vUmu
linn vlaaa fulluwd, wlilrli rwvlvod fu
vnrubla pcuiiiiH-iit,
Mr UmUw rtad a ptiiwr on "JVi-ii
arai km ut im vmAm," which waa
wpll rwi'lved.
rrof, Uarland rwtilnl the nubj-!
bliliiiiou llm Ixtr.and the tuiiililliiij
by tin Milili-tiw, iw it'txl.
Tito vinl adit by Ml Mutilti Img-
wre w wwll rndwL
lu-v. I). V. I'ulinn ibwi wiiiir the
Uw aulu, "A Uundivd Failionia Um p,"
wtili'li rwlvtHl a cva-u viiiMre, t)
wbli-li b rmMitiiU'd by nliiulii'Nuucy
AfWa fiw remark by Hiia.rtiittnd-
w -cwmmnm a a aiwiiai iiiarioune," nl MuKlMy, Iu wbbtli ho vxtr.ait
tail owing ioou'K 01 huh', miUlatniwlou bi W ilUft'!bm in tb rvmb-r
fulliiWtHt. I liu of llm liriiL'ruiiiiiiK. tliu ir.-Ui
Tha lualiluta limn a.U'Hiriiwl till Ti U,.a.,l with aa oiU-tle by tho Mou-
p. III. i
KVKXIMI :MI!,
AlthiMtgh llio iimgrniiutM) waa not tu
bn lakrn up till 7 Jo oVIk, fully an
hoor Ufire I In- tlnip, tlw hxUi brgan
(o aawiubk, and by at-wn o't-lm k ll
ilit(d all available aimcw waa lakfii.
tt u miaimlly Uit-rthijf (rKrauiiH'
wa rviiih'ml by the Iktlliia rvjtvriiU
via.
mmiili cliiilr.
'1 Im nmiiultte mi rvwilutbnt rvnirud
a (l, nfii-r whlt li llio liitituu ad
Jnurnwl tn d n
llr- II IttmilvrtL 11 y lnl ti-ni JiiT
die iiiiru jiiu.i iiu iimiuulu in iiinvi'u
lion bmwuiIiIi'.I: Thai we du linwl hrart
lly I'Xliii.l llm ihiinka of the luatl
luie-
1. Tu the txnuli' uf Monniiiudt ami
lmli'li ii.li'iuv fur till thilr warm wi-t
INSTINCT OR REASON?
Curious Evidences of the Intelli
gence of the Ant
dri'W. Btiuuld the gralo pA wet, it b
brought up and dried.
The lave-iimkliig aula have been
brought Into a nUte of (bfrradatloo
throiiKh their weak nature; for they
have ot their power of building, their
doimflc bahlu, thdr iaduatry; and
1..1..H II...I. 1.1.11 - t f. At 1
OTHER WORLDS THAN 0UKS plwlin the mldt of plenty, they
will rutin atarve than feed tbem-
Speeulatlona as io tha Possibility of
Signaling- ta the Peopla
of Mam,
aaa at
The lliijt drill, by Ihe little girl of wu and R.'m riu hiwiiiHllly
11 IAKSAS DEHOCRAT,
TOPEKA. KANSAS.
:.m3IMuj - t
Two eaperianced workmen In attendance.
BANKS.
Commenced Business March 4, 1889.
Kalalillnhrd by National authority.
-TUB-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
of Indvpmdraoa, Ontfoo.
Capital Steek,
Surplus,
$60,000.00
$14,000.00
J. H. COOPER,
Pnwlilent.
W. II HAWXEY, Canlilar.
W. ROBRRTHON,
Vl I'rvaldvnl.
DIRECTORS.
J, 8. Cxiwr, U W. Rotwrtaon, lwl Ilelailck
O. W. Whlleakcr, W. W. O'lllnn.
A Kniral baiikliK hunlnni. lrn.rtl
Buy ud aclla exctianfa on all Important I
point. I
l)cp.H rwlvd mhlmt to ehw-k or on sr-1
lin'-aui 01 uppmiii. iiifwunn maua.
Knives
Forks
Table spoons
Dessert spoons
Tea spoons
AH Rogers Bros.' Goods. None better. We have
them in the extra and triple plate.
PATTERSOtl BROS.
DRUGGISTS,
INDEPENDENCE.
WAilT A WELL?
(he ItonnaMith publld avhoula, w a well
etiwuUHl.
The Via-al Irln, "Oh, , lk alka Kwl,"
by Mm. tVmd and Moan Huiik-r and
Oaier, retwlvvd a bonrty apolauaii, a
did a Iki the dut't by Mr. Cw! and Mr.
Cwier.
The mullon by Ml HavKe, of lu
dt'iwmkmre, and Ml Inh Cook, of
To tbv Moiiiiifiutli and iiiil,-iii
ikilH Motor I.I no Co,, for the free
Unuiortnlloii ,,f I ho ti m lini to and
from tlw atmloii of tlin eon volition
llin vIiowIiib Dial thottiuiiMttiy aiire
4aUlhea'rinw tliul the O'aohrro
made lu trying to fit tln-nnwlvw for the
work.
8. To rreldiila(lllrt.MKk-lliiil
f'ondlt, and Whliraker, fort hp I net mH
Ive hituna dt llvoml bvfore tbl tnHly
Wa mo drill you on that will baa MoMliiovilkt, were redual In crwllt- 4, To thi eimnnltM. on ent.rtln
"Joy forever." Welmve laoie manner iiiupeu. iiH-nt, for tlu-lr untiring and uwwful
tllOOtllV I . Mlaa McmviU, of Mlllae. Uit'll rtU- ww ' I'roviiiing ai'tHHiimtHlulloii lor
I . . . I .1
naa. Hia Mwrwi a oeamuiil voou aotu.
J I CMIVI tVniL.L. Thehxlure of the eveulug wa
I ha li-Hi lii-rn.
0. To the fncultvand the etmleuta of
tlieiiornml arliool, for their earmwt
la Ihl. wil.m. and If vt.ti aHilkIw kta wvkki liuat atiki aildrvMl. bv I'rea. I'uiulit. of uml liinrtv
VAa4 aa.111 ..t l..k. 1 . " I . I .,..'.. V ' . "
WE;; waaiSSir " rmu" rm th Albauy Odhflale Iutitute. The nwiimututo, ami for tholr luupltaUty
w el In of any al.. tbrouirh tmirk- ''Jt a "The Moubdng lullueu.w " .ToV." "V? . " "
a a a " I I t f. I IMUMIIHH HIKI nUIHIN.
, Brvci, or iMHiroca. juve iHwraiure." U. To the M. IMt. R Co., for Ita rtv
orueraai J. r. U IKttineira. The eocaJ aolo, entltliHl "That Mek diicetl rata In the teiu lnm over it
dy Divine," by Mr. CiumI, wa much " !" ' Hide.
annrtHilatml bv tha n.llm au.li..,,, T- . ? ? ,Hnl '' f ""'I'M", n
' ' iiimtlilk. ami I iiiIi.imoiiIi.iiiw r.ir Dim ..v.
VI . t'..l 1. ...,l..l.. . i . ... I - - 1 ' .
WV'(,IIIIJ a PIOV, Ul ItlllfV
tlmn ordinary merit
Next In order waa a reflation by
Mia Htella Alum, of Salem, which w a
well rendered.
The vo.nl duot by Miwr. Mulder and
Morrison, of Ikilliui, nsn-lved a lnarty
euuire, and Mr. Morrlanu In hi ham
Miki wm alao brought back to the pint-
fMCtl U 10 11 THC LOWEST.
Jail JSIopcr, Independence. Or.
MONMOUTH'S
Hew Grocery!
ivlcwl imixlinl iirnKminiiica prt iiiireil
lor tne evenini; uuieniiinuieiiia.
8. lootir Htuto HuiH-rlntenik'tit of
riiniie iiiNiriictioim, lor tne nnwt ex
cclcnl pniKmiuiiHt, and the proinptnem
ami muil wim woieii lie curried a out.
The tnatnute miwed the following
reaoluliniM n'gikMing a worUl'a-lair ex
bihlt
W. J. MULKEY. Prop. Urm.
. I After the umuil announeeuieule, the
ntiiuuiicuon eunruiiKMHl In nr ty -u..i..v ..,.i ..1 1 i,t
till rffkrwlii ' Ul,..l Vu.u,l. I.. I. a I 1
"T " , . tetto by the Dnlliui e ub.
forciwh. Far lira Una and eimdL. .
hanraliut I rlllDAV, A I'll I i. 1 MullMNil HKHHION
liters rnTitifirti . .a a
jv&ar uruav dm m ine noma
oi v w 11 a. iu, una J to 0 p. tu.
PLEASE GIVE a 1 CALL
JfrmiliMtl, That we, the tcauhcra ot
the Tblrtl Judlchil tlUt riot, In oomen
tloli amk'tnlili'd. ninirliiir tho vaxt Im
portflnwrif the World' Knlr and Col
uiiitilnn KximmHIou to lie held at t'hl-
ego next ) eur, not only to the entire
iMHihle of all the irrvttt bUiUh hikI tcrrl
NiHriiitendent MeKtroy eallinl Ihe t4irla In thla great Amerlean union of
oura, but inoie eNpetually to our own
Ih'IoviiI mid uolilo atnte.
h'mulinl, That while we decplv re
gnH I luil ourelute ! not to Ih olllcliilly
rtwiwiitiHl at tilt niiigullltvut illa-
OlAu hourn; t a. m. to I p. m.
THE IXDEPENDEN'CK
fational Bank !
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
H. M. LINES,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
-AMD-
UNDERTAKER,
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
H. HIKHCnitKRrt,
AIIKAM HK1HOS.
W. P. CONNAWAY
PnmldMlt. I
Vli- FrMldent.
Cwlilsr.
A gi.imnil banking and exchango biulnnw
truniuu'lt-d; 1imui made, bill dlMentd,ooiit-
mcrrlMl cn.MlIU granted: dvpoalU received on
current aenmnt tuliject to check, InUriwt paid
on time depfmlt.
IIKATTV'H IW.ni .1 hu.li.
Vnr iwrtloulan and aalaTtHn ad
A full and eompleU Una of Funeral good
Alwayi on Hand.
DiitRtrroiih.
Joahna McPnnlel, ll. II. Jaapenon, A. J.I
Uoodinnn, II. lllnwhlierg, A, Xelmn,
T. J. IM, I. A. Allen,
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF OREGON.
Luther
Grounds
Dealer In '
J. A.
OUraTK OF ILL KINDS
Neatly Pane. .
MACHINERY REPAIRING
AMD
HORSE SHOEING
; A Specialty
Wood Working and Car
nage fainting Done in
First-class order.
C STREET, . . INDEPENDENCE.
C
MONMOUTH, OR.
I. A. MA:rtfM...
P. li.CAMFMKI,l,..
I HA 0. 1'OWKl.L,.
PAID CAPITAL, $25,000,
DIRECTORS.
I. A, Manrmn, P. I Campbell, f. M.HInipmin I
a. . v. miner, tf. 11. nuinie, r . n, t'oweii
Joneph (;rven.
A general funking and exchange bimlnemi
iruiimieieii; loan limili'; oi.mim reiwlveil
mih't to rheek or on ciTlllli-Hle of depoalt;
Inicri-Ht paid on time deponlta.
I re iiriHjf vault and burglar proof info,
l.n:uri-., ny I HC lime 1'H'H.
Omc Ifoun: f a. m. to 4 p. m.
Hardware, qneonHware, tinware,
stovca, eutl other luiHcollnnooua ar-
ticlttfl, ciiIIh the uttmition of the
public to hid fine Htock of the above
articles now on hand.
HiH prices will compare favorably
Pre.idant with prices in any other locality.
VtM-l're. Come and kaa na nnil vnn will lm
-t!hlr L.a.lufl.,1 -,1,1, .!,. , ff a,l
quality.
MONMOUTH. OR.
S. A. PARKER,
Munufocturer and deiilerln
Sash, : Doors, : Mouldings, : Etc.
Full monk nf rUnn. all !. kept eonntiintly
on hand. Hpwllnl rate on enntraet.
yaotory on H. It. treetueur depot
J. M. BECKLEY,
Livery -and Sale Stables,
Monmoutli, Oregon.
Having purchiwed the Interent of
Oeorge ISoothby In the Monmouth
Iivcry and Bale Stable, I solicit a fair
ahuro of the patronage of the publlo.
I am prepared to furnlnh good team
and vehkile ut hort notice, day or
night, and all transient cuatom will re
ceive due attention. Bend In your or
der.
ROOFING.
GUM-EtASTIC ROOFING FELT
cunt only n.(M per ton (imre feet, Mukiw a
S NHl rmir for yean, and anyone can nut It on,
end aUmp lor .amiile and full particular.
(Juill Kluetle ItoonnglXimpany,
W and 11 Urnadway, New Vork,
Leeal Afanta Wanted,
F. H. Morrison,
nusniii
Chart reasonable, and flrat-ala
work luaranteed.
DALLAS, OREGON.
Chggett's Ferry.
Th publlo la hereby notified that the under.
i; noiiHii, me nrry at liKleiHUiileni'e
and will btalwayatin linml In araiiiiiiiioilitle
Hi. traveling public al tb iniwt reiumnitlile
I. I I.4IIIIKIT.
-i THE i-
Willamette leal Estate Co,
Iudeiendeuoe, Oregon.
TranaaeU a general Heal I'Mate UiinI-
iieea, ouyi and eii J'rotwrty, clleet
Inturanoaaud doe a genurul
Conveyanee liUNlneai.
mn'tlng (o order, aud aked for volun
ti"er MHH'hea on the iilijcct tif ''1 low I
tlalu the Conlldetutt of the Pupil."
ine uiaciimion or tne n.uetion wiw
oMlied by 1'rof, Anderann, of Halem
who wim followed by iiuiueroii other
prominent educator. The dlwinwlon
wm unite extended, and w very In
ten'Httug nud liiNlructlve Ihroughout
After a hnrt InlcrinlaMliii), tin Inatru
mental duet by Ml 1 truce and Mla
1'enrl (hooper wn iitillo nlciinliiKly ivn
dered.
Au Inatruutlve Hr wiw Mid by
Mr. W. A. Wiiah, of Dallii, on "Home
of the Dutlmofthe ('ailhful IWher.'
"The i'hyaleMl Trnhilngof Clillilreii"
wit the Htihject of 1111 iihlo pai-r by J
M. Powell, of tho nnrtunl achool, which
whs quite generally dleciitiHcd,
w. J. Hpllliuiiii, of the norniid mihool,
upMMired on the pint form lu behulf of
the Hiihjii't of cliemlfttry and eheiulcnl
exMrlniciit, but before he hud en
lored very deeply into the uhJcot, the
noon hour arrived, and the liiMiltute
adjourned till nftornoou.
AKTKHN00N BIWHION.
un ruaaHoinuung, tne nmtltute wee
opened with muttony the normal oliolr.
wueu air. npiunmn conumrea til re-
nd"ttr.VrXXt,r W'e WU1 ''te'.l".ctofe.K,nH,ry. H
List Tholr Property
With tbl Compauy, aa they are dally
winning uata or lanu eatit, thu plac
ing desirable projierty before the rel-
denta or the Euet.
JAMKS GniHON.
J. W. KIRKLAND, Prealdonl.
Secretary,
romiuki were very lnstruutlve. and
were well received,
"The Dent Method of Bringing Into
l.xerelne the PIITbrout Fnoultlea of the
Mind" waa illHciwaiid iu au able paper
oy i'rof. w. J. Crawford, of Albany
Mm. A. J. tlarliuid. of the Allmnv
1 1.. I. , .... ..
ruiiooim, iii au iiiHiruoiive puiwr, pre-
ientcd some thoughU on the subject of
"Heading." The paper elicited quite a
irnniiriil .llBi.iiauuO.it
nK ll K Y A K I Art0'' biUiruilHBlon, Mary Colllim
wiuvii a I iivi, a tuueni oi ine normal school, very
I D 'nnrn pleaHlngly reullod "How weHpent the
Wi t VVVrtn Day."
Oflndonondonfln. httvin.raBii.nm J rot. Ueo. A. Itoborls, of tho Mo-
engine, a brick machine and several ftII,,,lvle aohoole, read a pajicr on
acres of flneati olav. Ih now nronn,! "Idtorary (luallllcallons of the Ti ach-
to keep on hand a flue quality of er' The subjuot was quite ably jre.
uncK, wnicn wm oe sola at reason- eented,
piny of the produetaof the whole world,
we are resolved that (hi very dlwut-
IHiluliniiiit, deep uh it. I, shall Incite tin
llio inure to uaeuur neat t'llorls to rvme-
uy Ihl hilliire,
iV'noivfJ.That In view of (ho advance
nicniorctiiicntiotiiil work lu our Ntnle
iliiriug tne piiNi iiecmlu, we dceni It
iieeewuiry, and of utiiiint iuitiorliinee.
i..., ..... ...i i i . i
unit oiu ciiiifiiiiiiiitii wor ihi niilllKly
renreaented nt tho World' litlr.
Jir-mlml, That we hereby obligate
uurHclvca to u our heat eltortH, lu
Hi'hool and out of ehoo), to rhnUI In the
orgniiiMiiinu anil preparation of nch
an ediiiniioiml exhlhlt of which u,
hIiiiII not lie MMhiitued, mid which w ill
te a credit to tlin fnternr e uml anlHi
of our entire educational ytoni.
AVuotwrf. That we, a teachers, of all
grade end whool, unlvenilh, eo.
firer, normal m'IiooIb, acadcinlw, and
all eltiKNe of public whool. are remil veil
it wonlmU iiiiiitiUI unit ii-slst, in n
Ihe eH'ort of our ediicallonal olllwrii to
have Oregon' mdiool ullahlv n...,v,.
Rented at the great exposlllou, thiiH
dcinoiiHtrallng that we are uot nideep
io far i the best intercut of our state
are concerned, but that wb ireni
awake to the spirit of enterprise and
minimum mat lioulil Inspire
rue teacher,
IMKTfNCT AXII ANT.
Whether there I or i not an aliaolule
dlflbreiiM between lii-tlnet and InM
llgeiice I a moot qmntlon. Aeoordlng
to Herbert Hpeiioer, Inntlnet I but one
of the llmt tg( in th aacvodlug
evolution of llm mind, and there I oo
real dlltcrenee U twceii limtlnet, uiem
ory, reaaon, aim w ofi-lliee tiauie
being merely uwrul a a convenient
method of grouping phenomena. In-
tlnet i varliilile; no I Intelligence.
The hitler i, a rule, oonwiou, but
aoiuutluiiw Iteooim uueonaclou; and
it to Kilhli) that thu luttler IiimIIucU In
the higher aiiluml are aceoiiiiianlel
iy a eoiiiuavil concloiiina.
It would te a wrloua error to oellevo
that nil limllucl are due to hubitaao
quired In one gctiewtloo and Iran-
mllU'il by lnherllun;; to aootlwr, for
nine of the nut wotub-rful luatlnct
could not have arL-n iu I hi iimnner,
a, forexiiiniile, tlioof the working
or urilp ant. ThlJU hown by the
olwrvtl. nofHlr John LubWk, than
whom mi iimrc curcfnl ulwrver of aula
ever 11 veil.
rii wurlle ant dlfor natly in
Klructiirenud liiatluct frmu the umli-
ami fertile fvinnb, yet from King
(iiirrcii, they cannot hiivo progeny,
Again, the neuter differ not only from
the fi rtlle malt aud feinnlc-i. but from
eneli other, to audi a (U gn-e Hint thrife
em.!, otiietliuc exlet. WtwtwiMHl
th- th it "llm liiluililluiiUi.f Ihe lut
Have Hie Inalliict m to uiialify tho cir
eunietttiiMapnMluclug thl Mate of Im-
rfeetlon that aome neuter almll ex
hihlt rhnnu ter at varlunco with Mono
f theeonuiHili kind."Tbtecre.l Ulheui
tth a wonderful ioMUuet, but It U the
mint prolmblg rxplanatlou. Iter have
the power, by diUireneo of food and
aelve.
The different aiiech of ant preaent
dillereut oondlllon of Ilfo, euriouvly
roavinhllng the earlier atagea of human
progri. The Formlm fmm Uvea
principally on the produce of tha cbaae:
they frqiient wood, live in small eom
muultiea, aud hunt alngly; their batUea
are l ogle eomljaU ilka tho) of tba
Hornerle hr. Tlieae anta probably
rcluln the hablta cunmon to all anta.
They reaemblethe lower raoe of men,
who aulMlat mainly by bunting. Tha
IsmuiJIiiiHu are a higher type: they
have greater wk 111 Id architecture, and
own (loiiKwtkated milchwxrw; their
eommuulUeaarc larger ,aud they act in
concert. They reaemble pant oral man.
who live on the produce of bli flocka
and herd. I-aatly, the harveatlng ante
n preaent the agricultural nation.
The meutal facultiee of animal have
been dearrlbed a inatlnctlve, while
ihue of man have been termed rational.
Instinctive action are meobanlcally
performed; rational actions requlra
couwlou effort of thought, and with
thoughtful adaptation erf meant to ends.
That man waaiewiijs certain Instincts
in common with the lower animal is
admitted, but that animals posses
reaeoii In common with man is warmly .
denied. Modern discoveries all tend
to prove that man is evolved from the
animal kingdom. The comparative
anatomy, phydidogy, and psychology,
of man aud the other animal show
how t'kiw'ly they are connected in con
formation, orgau, and functions;
ptilieontwlogy, the Iran-formations and
trauaiilou otforma; and embryogeny
reveal the lower type whenos they
were evolved. The gap between the
fumil fauna and flora are Important,
but proof are accumulating in support
of the theory every day.
The perception act In tha same way:
the imagination aud the emotions are
likew le Identical, The higher animals
nmy be regarded as an undeveloped
form of man; while man may be
called a complex animal Chamber i
other way, of obtaining at will from
t! e name .g either queen , r ordinary joum(fc
womer, nnu it w wweiuie that aut ait
In like manner. mow uthk.r woruml
in
In them, we huvo anlmul o highly When, during Uie beautiful starlight
endowed that they may fairly cluiin to night, we examine the world of Mars
rank second to man In thoaeale of In-1 through a telescope, when we tee tba
hdtlgeiiee. They make Mods so as to polar snows breaking up in spring, the
eiewroiwtiuic from their path; when cnutiueuta clearly defined, tha inland
ni-eewary they tunnel, and an observer "'a and gulf, Its varied configuration,
lu houth Amerii-a says that he ha seen we cannot help asklug ourselves if the
one of these tunnel under a river a Uune suu which warms and animate
broad a the Thames at Imdou llrldge. that world, so like our own, shines on
I hey pusAws mllcIwHnv (aphidea) no living creature; If those rains fer-
whlch they ran-fully tend and protect, tilixe uotbing, If that atmosphere is
For the winter they lay up a store of breathed by no sentient being, If the
provWon. Tiny engage lu sixirtlvc world of Mara, which revolves so rap-
Idly lu sjMice, can be like an empty
mllmnd train hurrying alone with
neither puBseugent nor freight.
The idi-a that the world - which
inhabit could thu revolve around tha
etui without a livliiir creature on Its
surface apiiear so Improbable that we
can scarcely irrasp it. Then, by what
pcrmum-iu miracle or teriuxauuu oouid
the font of nature, which act there
s well a here, remain eternally un-
priMtuctlve?
Alsiut lift y warsairo the astronomer
J. Vou I.I t trow originated the Idea of
lOuncluded ou Fourlh Page.
exen-lses, Uke part in iiKH-k-eombatN,
and play lildc-aud-aeck. Certaiu in
dividuals of tho genu found in Mexico
avrvc M"auliuatvtl honey st"th rough
having their abdominis gntitly dilatiHl.
In some countries ant thatch the
entrance to their subtermueau housis,
thus protecting Ihemsulve from rain;
while in other, leaves arc used to form
tails for mushrooms, which they cul
tivate and cat, 1 u Texas, some plant,
harvest, ami store rice; and on these
rice-field nothing eli I allowed to
HIGH APPRECIATION.
every
The resolutions close with tho follow.
lug:
finohwl. lly the teachers of this In.
stltute, that tu view of the high order
of the exercises of this nieetlnir, we re
turn to our fields of labor with n
ne wen xeal anil earnestness. And that
hen-utter we come to the Institute thor
oughly prepared to promote the work
of education under the direction of our
elm-lent lender.
Mns. RO.GKuniiK,
M. Lkah Cook,
W. J. L'HAWKOun,
A. J, Oakland,
W. J.Khynoi.hs,
Committee on Itesoliulons.
It pays to raako honest, puro goods. Tale tha success of Dr. Friet'i
Cream Baking Powder that has maintained its standard for purity and
excellence for the past forty years. It is the oldest and now the only
Pure Cream Tartar Powder to be obtained. Dr. Price has spent almost
his whole life perfecting; it, and enjoys the distinction of being the only
physician that has devoted his timo entirely to perfecting the articles
of human food that bear his name a name and a reputation synony
mous with puro food preparations throughout the land.
Here aro tho indorsements of tho United Cooks and the Pastry
Cooks' Association of tho United States. What higher praise. Its
officers, whoso signatures aro given, aro all men who have given
dignity and character to their profession. Members of these assocU
tlons aro tho chefs and cooks of tho leading hotels, restaurants, clubs
and privato families, and certainly no higher commendation could be
found for an article of daily use in tho practical culinary art, like that
of baking powder. Here is what they say;
This Is to Certlfv. That the Cooks of this Assona.
Jon, and its members, have used Dr. Price's Cream Batina
Powder and recommend its use ia preference to all others.
For quick raising and fine cakes, pastry, etc., it has no
equal. It is free from ammonia, lime or alum. The most
able prices,
"I hear," said tho liumlun traveler,
"that In America there 1 no stub per
son iih a pn-ss censor," "Well," n
turned bis Interviewer, "Hint shows
thntyou have been greatly misinformed.
. Wait till you sue thu hules tho city
Allllor U'lll Iclliu-l nllf. tP tu., ........Ill
Superintendent MoKIroy made some pUob.
perfect Baking Powder made.
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