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would remedy the defect except
suqh svstem would “compel” teach
brains
svstem
ers to
must be devised which will effect
ually exclude from the schoolroom
a class of teachers so-called, now
painfully too prevalent, whose vo
taries proclaim themselves “teach
ers^ ¡from sheer indisposition to do
or perform any other species of la-
bor whereby some sort of liveli •
LAFAYETTE COURIER.
An irate Pbiladelpian father doesn’t
approve of the present system of school
teaching. He declares that it is far be
low that in vogue'thirty years ago, am!
that it is making candidates for the in-
. of
sane asylum, and piling up a heap
misery in many forms.
He
desires
that
forms
there should be reasonable flogging In
scbools-^beginning with the teacher«.
One thing which especially rouses bis
wrath is the way; in which tired parents
are forced to teach their sleepy children
during tbe evening; the lessons which they
go to school tbe next day merely to re
cite. He demurs, and with reason, at do-
iug the mental drudgery for which he
liberally pays others wbo are purposely
fitted for it. It is not alone from Phila
delphia that this remonstrance comes.
In all our cities parents are complaining
bitterly of tbe studying at home to
which their children are forced on pain
of falling below their classes. No father
wants to teach school during all his leis
are hours, and no child should be com
pelled to spend so much of tbe day in
brain-work. Fewer studies and strict
discipline in tbe schools would make suffi
cient time for tbe memorizing of lessons
at the desk. It is the great fault of our
school system that it demands that chil
dren should occupy themselves with more
«todies at one time than they are able in
telligently to master.
—N. Y. Tribune.
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L itigant Q uestion in Y am
HILL.- r—It
peems that there areyel
tlioiie tojq.iiibble ovbrlthe Liti<
gant Question in this county.
1
. (by interested par-
the Gofejrnor
Gofernor ’s rea
rea-
ties only) that (he
sons for refusing his signature to
the repeal bi|1 was inconsistent
with his action* m reference to the
C ourier and West-Side in this
county, sûico) ii the appointment
hood may be secured.
■ And we woMd not be under
stood here as attributing all of the
blame for educational deteriora
tion to teachers; parentsand guardi
ans are’ too often qulpable in this
behalf. Absorbed in the
of business or pleasure,
frequently grow careless apd in
different as to the progresB their
children and wards arc making at
school. V In such c
his an
additkxfiWand ext
Ous re
in dio
sponsibihty is enl
teacher. Agains this species
of indifference it is difficult for
Jtie teacher however competent
nd , arduous to contend, The
responsibility of educating the riS-j
ipg generation is divided bet weed
parents and teacher; neither
can neglect or despise his parti
wi t limit' enhancing the i proba-
bititiesi pf poor success in t the end.
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RADWAY’S
READY »
RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In froi
to , Twenty
NOT ONE HOUR
after readingjAis_ady^W<enienJ need, any
SUFFER WITH PAIN
RADWAY’8 READY RELIEF If A CURE
FOB JEVERf PAIN.
It was the first and is the only P«
edy that instantly stops the most excrutjatr
pitted
ing pains, allays Inflamationa, >
■ of Lungs,,
YnWh,
Congestions, whether
Bowels
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^“ON^TO^ENTY MIN-CTE8,
auction, to the highest bid-
matter how violent or exerntiating the
rid Coin in accordance with
¿umatic. Bed-ridden, Infirm
Infirm, Crippled,
Foreclosure, in front of the Rheumatic.
dig.
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, the real estate hereinafter ease may suffer.
Between the h^urs of 9 o’clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. in. ®f said day, all the right, ti
tle and interest of tfys said Armstrong in
and to the foFbwing teal property as des
cribed in said decree of foreclosure, to wife
All those certain tract* of land situated,
lying and beii g in Yamh 11 county, Oregon,
and more particularly bounded and descri
bed as followr,
Notification Number 1.264, surveyed and
designated on the Maps and Plate of the
United Stateij as Claim Number 72, Joeing
parts of Sections 33, 34 and 35, in T. 4 8. R|
4 VV., and^Clgiin Number 61, being parts of
Sections 2,
audita T. 5 8. B. 4 Westj
being bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Beginning at appoint north 83 degrees
east seven (Mains and dhfrty links^dretau*
from a p >inti13/’cbaiog'aud 80 links so^th of
the-north e| 1st confer of tbe south east
quarter of Si Setion 31, in T. 4 8. R. 4 West,
and running* hence »south 83 degrees we^t
103 chains a( 1 fifty links; thence sooth 1#
degrees and i 10 minutes east 29 chsins and
20 links; the ce easti23 chains and 30 links;
thence soutj 25 degiecs and 40 chains;-4
thence 72 c ‘grees east 12 chains and 50
links; ithen! e north 73 degrees ¿east 71
chains; theiy e north 23 degrees 30 minute.«
west 64 chiat s and
links to the place of
beginning,' i> i the District o? land subject to
n City,j Oregon, containing 640
cres; and also Notification 5,-
te 461J known and designated
and plats of the United States
4 south! half N EL Qr. 8ec. 34
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BADWATS BEADY BEDIE
The above fits more localities
than Philadelphia Indeed the
main strife with teachers prettyj
the greatest
generally, is,
amount of useful knowledge which
can be imparted to the learner in
a given time, but the greatest num
ber of studies which can be thrust
into his hands all at one and the
Miss! Edith O’Gorman
same time.. It is the bane of our
school system in Oregon as else tramps [about thd country
where that it encourages the mul people to desist*from patronising
tiplication of studies far beyond Catholic schools? The ninuy seem|
the capacity of the subject sought not to recognize the fact that, so
to be instructed. In this way nd long as Catholic schools maintain
one branch is mastered thorough their present degree of superior
ly, while the pupil has an indis ity over other schools they will
tinct and indefinite understanding cpmtnend themselves to the pat-
-
the sensible and thought
of half a score. Good teaching is
country though a thoufc:
not indicated by the number of
¡d “nuns”were to inveigh
studies sought to be iu^posed upon
the learner all at the same timig
hem daily. What |s
ted “nun” supposed to
but rather by the thoroughness of
instruction in the sufficient
about Catholics and Cathp-
tools, and about nunneries ?
ber of studies imposed with a due
regard to the age and menial ear
extensive grist of
pacity of the learner.
The American NewspaperRe-
The practice of requiring a com
parative beginner to study spell porter is making a gallant _ fight
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ing, reading, arithmetic, grammar, airainst thd American Type Found
geography, history, philosophy, ers’ Ring. By the manipulations
declamation, composition, rhetoric of this Ring a duty of25 per cent.
and elocution all at the same time ad valorem is perpetuated; yet jit
so divides, confuses and distracts has been demonstrated that Scotich
his attention and over-taxes his type can be imported at a saving
capacity as to blunt rather than to printers of 40 per cent. The
quicken and improve his under type founders ring, like all other
establishment
standing. He becomes lost in the associations for legalized extbr-
chaos and Babal of to him lncom-
ibt has just pardoned Hodge,,
out manfully for the
prehensible propositions;- discour- continuance of a scale of tariff
•eat half-a million thief, who
agement follows and withit indiffer on type which amounts to little
qly sentenced to to the Peni-
ence, and thus pupils drag through short of downright robbery. We
ry for ten years.
successive! school terms apparently:
he pluck of the Reporter
Lee a <
T man, was elected
but little more advanced at the; in its war upon this gigantic rob
Spiker <
' South ‘ Carolina
end of ea^h than they were at
bery of printers.
Hooseof
gentativqs.
beginning. -
' The average modern teacher
The Philadelphia Enquirer and
Irimself wants teaching, in more Forn^s Press, both leading Grant
respects than one. He may be pa|ors publish the figures produced
an “A. M. f so far as mere letters in the| Common pleas Court of
are concerned and yet be totally Philadelphia showing that the re
unfit to intelligently and success turns had been altered and tamp
York Tribune contains
of the Josses of various
fully impart instruction in our ered with in favor of Hartranft
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»mpani^s by the Boston
Common Schools.
in that city sufficient to give
rhich it appears that
That there is a radical improve him the total majority claimed for
companies lost $7,769-
ment in our. systems of instruction him in the State. It is said that on a
ineucot,
2,910,000;
. demanded the statistics of ignor fair vote, Buckalew could ]
id, $890,00; England,
The exact loss sus-
ance evolved by the Census of carried the State by 40,000
oston companies is not
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1870 fully attest. With all of our
but ex speeds
'* $20,000,-
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boasted superior educational facil
The JVew Northwest thinks Anna
ities ignorance and illiterature are
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surely and with measured tread Dickinson was mislead into taking (The Mixed Commission i on
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the stump for Greeley. Wonder Annerii n ane 'British » claims,
gaining upon us apace.
Various remedies tor thi^ j state if Mrs. Woodhull was mislead into awarch
0Ó0 gold, to be paid by the United
of things are suggested, and among taking thejstnmp for Grant Vicca
t Britjan, principally
Bates
roughed
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for
Tennie
both
■ Britsh
■ * * i sqbjects
them “Compulsory Education” is
ty of
8eized by the Union
steadily gaining advocates, but no Grant, the next step being tke di
the war.
of Ludlow street jail.
/ystem of compulsory education rection hT
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Inflamation of the Lidneya,
Inflamation of the Cladder.
Cladder. , _ _ _
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Inflamation’of the Bowehr.
Congestion of the Lungs.
r Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing.
Palpitation of the Heart.
Hysterics, Croup, Dipthecia.
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— Influenza
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Headache, Tooth ache.
Neuralgia, Rheu®atiem. L
' Cold Chills, Ague CWUa.
The application of the Readjr RelieT to
the part or parts
dl . 1 where
_ the pain or difficul
ana comfort.
ty exists will afford ease an
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wiil in a few minutes cure CRAMP8, Soar
Stomach, I Spasms, Heart-born, Sick 2/ead
*hoea, Dysentery.
Colie, Wind
Ache, Diarrhoea,
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ml
in the Bowels, and l
. internal Pains.
Iways earry a bottle of
T i avelers should always
RAD WAP READY RELIEF with
* them—
A few drops in water will prevent sickness
or pains from change of wgterJ It is better
than French brandy or Bitters as a stimu-
lant.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Ague cured for fifty cefite.—-
There is not a remedial agent in this world
that will cure Fever and Ague and all other
Malarious, Bilious, Typhoid, S^rlet, Yellow
and other Fevers (aided' by RADWAH’B
PlLL8)bO quick as RADWAY’8 READY
RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
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Strong and Pure rich Blood—Increase ef.
Flesh and weight—Clear Skin and Beauti
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3t. 4 West of the Willamette Me*
Gaining lone hundred and fifty-
>100 actjes; and aNo the follow
ed premises, to wit: Liots Nuin.-
an(l 6 ajnd the north west quar-
Dutb wept quarter and the south
Ir of thi north west quarter of
Ind Lot 1 of Section 4 in T. 5 8.R.
ntaining one hundred and tifiy-
r 100 acres; and also Land Claim
g within the following metes and
[south bank bi the Yamhill river
iarticularly bounded and descri
be a, to wit:
’* Beginning - at * the
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coruer of Richard Booth’s and
Booth A
’’ Claim, running thence
chains; to stake on the lire be-
B. Ha iWley's and sail! .Booths’
ith on a line between said
doths’ Claims 2 chains;—
auth line of said Booths
ig of said Yanihill river;—
owing flown the meanderings in
r of saia Yamhill river to where
is’ east Uine cros-es said liver;—
uth on said east line to the pkice
ng, containing 42| acres more or
ing in Secs. 34 and 35, in.T. 4 8. R.
RADWAY’S
8AR8APARI1.L1AN RESOLVENT
Has made the most aatuuiahing cures, so-
Quick, so Rapid are the Changes tht Bedy
undergoes under the influence of this truly
wonderful Medicine, that
Every Day an In^ereaae in Fl«*> and
Weight lb Seen and Feit.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop «>f the JJARS a PARILLIAN RE
SOLVENT communipa’es through the Blood
Sweat, Urine.and other fluids and juice* of
the system the vigor of life, for>it repairs
tbe wastes of the body with new and son nA
material. Scrofula, Syphilis, Consumption,.
Glauular disease, Ulcers in the thro»t,,nouth
Tumors, Nodes in the Glands and ether
parts of the system, Sore-eyes, Streauoa»*
Discharges from the Ear.-*, and tbe worst
forms of skin ducahes. Frnpilons, Fever
Sores. 8cald Head, Sing-worm, Balt rheumr
Erysipelas, Acne, Black 8pota, Worms in
the Flesh, Tumors, -Cupcers in the Wornb„
and all weakening a id painful discharge*.
Nigh^sweat-, Loss of Sperm, and »11 the
wastes of the life principle, are within the
curative range of this wonder of Modern
Chemistry, and a few days’ use will prove
t(f any person using it ¿or either of these
forms of disease its potent power to cure
them,
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Not only does tbe S absapwrm . lia » R es
olvent excel all known remedial agents ih>
$0 the following described reales the cure of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitu
and Skin diseaitqs; but it ia the only
[bit: r
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Beginning
at the south east - tional
positive
core for ’
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Number 72, in T. 5 ¡south of
Lidney dk Bladder Com'plafnte,
ru. Range 4 West of Willamette Me-
fi
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‘ 23 degrees
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‘Whence
30 minute? Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabe
¿bains and 50 links; thence South
¿liaiiiH
south 75 tes, . .ropsyr Stoppage of water, Incontin
of Urine, Bright’s disease. Albuminu
’dO minutes east 11 chains and 40 ence
ria,
and
all cases where there are brick dust
h$nce south 4 degrees 3o
3b minutes
deposits,
or the water thick, cloudy, miked
i^hams; thenceforth 85 degrees 30
with
substances
like the white of an'egg, or
i 3vest
est 27 chains Yfid
and 60 hnks;
links; thence
threads
like
white
is s morbid^
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qegrees 30 minutes west i chains;—
dark,
biilioue
appearance,
*«udl
white
bone
i»est 79 chains and 8 links; thence
is
a
pricking.
dust
deposits,
and
when
there
2&hains; Whence east 27 chains and
.■£ thence' south 70 degrees and 30 burninig sedsation when passing water > and
in the Small of the Back and .Wlongtee
talooq
sasaat 12 chains; thence dorih 73 de pain
Loins Brice. $1 00.
71 chains to the placd of begin
Worm*.— •The
r~- only known and sure raxn-
:<ntaining 153 acre*,. And also all VWJ
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i«ain piece or parcel oClaud lying edy fur Tape, * Pin,
itig in the county of Yamhill, Oregon
£nd designated a* follows, to wit: PERFECT
PURGATIVE
PUJJ5,
n T, 5 8. R. 4 west, and beginning at perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated *with
sweet gum. purge, regulate, purify, cleanW
and strengthen. Radway’s Pillaior the cure
of all disorders oC the Stomach, Liver, Bow
els, Kidneys, -^fiadder; Nervous Fiseases,
V adache, Constipation. Costeveness, indi
gestion. Dyspepsia; Biliousness, fiilioua Fe
ver, Inflamation of tbe Bowels^ Piles,, aad
all Derangements of the Intersil Viscera.
Warranted to effect a positive curt- Purely
mineral»
Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals
or deleterious drugs.
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A few dqpes
of R adwat
will tree
the system from all the above named disor
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Price. 25 cents
Box. Sold by
Druggists
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execution and accruing costs.
one
letter
stamp
to
RADWAY
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87 Maiden Lane, New York. Information
B. P. ‘BIRD,
worth thousands will be sent yea.
nov29]
Sheriff Yamhill Ch., Oregon.
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RAD WAY’S
CAPITAL SALOON
JOS. BERNARDI,
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Commercial at, SALEM-
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WHISKIES,
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OYStERS and
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lithe best market«.
m is also provided with a good
TABLE.
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W. L. TONEY
hotel
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PROPRIETOR
’ McMINNNILLE, OREGON.
Having returned to the old Stand, aad re
furnished and refitted the same, I am now
prepared to accommodate guests in a ] man,
ner equal to the best, atfprices suited to the
ICE IN THE COURTS convenience of alii Give mea call and. saisfy
W. L. TO
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