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CHARLOTTE, N. c., MARCH 1, 1911.
REMOVALS FROM OFFICE.

With the following views OF the Boston
Atlas sc fully concur:
We do not intend 10 mince matters, in
expressing our views Of removals from OF
fee. Those who have fought tbs great
battle, have been brought too often into col
ision with the liycriod mIuions Of power,
not 20 feel strongly on this subject. The
arrogance aud insults WHICH have been CO.
dured from The Pre,orlau bands Of the Gov
crumeui, in the streets ard al The hus,lugs,
when they should have been attending to
their official duties, cannot be speedily for
gotten. The insolence of power and place,
the arbitrary aud degrading meaus which
have been adopted 10 Iatlmidatc aud sup.
press the political action Of the people, cen
not be overlooked by those who took suili
cent iniores, 10 the struggle to come With.
IN the pale Of its Influence. How long is
il since Bancroft cctured and Thomas hiss
cd! bow Ioug IS il sIucs the sans cu!oies
Of the sections were magShallcd, With Gus
tom House officers at tho head, aud sholted
!ulhlns at the tail, TO parade through the
streets, attacking Wing Head Quarters,
and brisillng 10 hostile array TO overawe
and breathe deGAuce TO the people A,e
The lanissaries OF Van Buren, to retain pos
sesslnn Of all the Notifications CT political
patronage! When the HercuIeau ca5 G
patriotism has disabled tue serpent, shall He
DOT TO permitted to draw out lis iaogs =
The nation viii not be satisfied, neither eau
the party be sustained, unless the dema
gosues which now d,sAonor The Pubic En-
pluymsn!, are taught q lesson, which shall
operate on their SUCCESSORS 10 all future
time, that the people, aud not the office
bolders, shall rule.
We do DOT wish TO confouud tho innocent
with the guilty, by thruslIns onc man out
Of Office merely to make room far another,
after the proscriptise example Sc, by the I'D
verse party. Bu, those who have neglect
cd their public ayocstIons 10 become iiiue
rant elechoneesers and bullying psrtIsans /;
who have forgotten that they were the ser.
wants and not The rulers of the people, ought
not to be permitted TO escape from he ap
proprato puuIshnrn, due TO their offences.
They knew the chances OF the game they
were playing--they chose TO risk every
Thing on the hazard and having lost, can,
moi now be allowed TO draw their stakes.
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INArGuRATIoN CAKE.

The Nauona lnleIligencer calls the "a
yorable attention Of the Public 20 a most IN
geuious and beautiful specimen Of conlec
uonary, prepared At great cost, as an ap
propria;o ornament to the icstal board al
The approaching national festival.
Il IS a correct model Of the Capitol lis
lorgth nIae feet, breadth eight and ualC,
height 20 the top Of the dome six feet.
The workmanship throughout IS excel
lent; tho statues Of War aud Peace, the &
CURES on the tynpanum, and even the small,
Ell architectural ornaments, are executed in
n style which does great crsdit TO the artist.
The Interior is filed with pound cake Of
a superior quslity-the weight about 500
pounds.-- Ral Register.
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General Hurrison's AddrCss,-Ws re
greet 10 see in ore OF the papers misraple
seulaton Of a phrase used b. Gen. Harrison
il bis address on Monday IN BaItrore.--
When be said that be would emancipate
the Office holders" he proceeded TO explain
bis meaning so clearly that there wss no
occasion Of nlsfaking it. lie referred 10
lie ,hra dom IN which the occupants Of Of
fco have been held, and the .tict subser
ylercy 10 which their political opinions and
actions have been brought by tho force Of
party discipline. And this he declared
should nal be coun,enauced by him. His
sentiments on The subject we're patriotic
and honorable. The interference Of office
holders in the freedom Of elections was re
probaIed; but the privilege Of voting &C
cording TO their own conscience was declar
Cd 10 be a right that ought not to be coetced.
Is no, this good Republican doctrine IL
IS a doctrine which prevailed in the best
days OF the Republic, and the President Who
makes il a principle Of action wtll be the
President Of the People, not Of partly
Bali. amer.
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF ALABAiA,
1t is worthy Of remark, considering the
statements TO the contrary which have been
in circulation that, when the Electoral vote
Of Alabama came to be opened, 90 Wednes
day last, IN presence Of the Senate and
House of Representatives, /, was found to
be "aII right and con'ormabc to the re,
questions Of the Constitution Of the United
Sla,es.--NGt, Int.
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T.. ~. ANDREWS.

Ma OHLD inform tie public generally. Tint
w he has returned again 10 Charlotte. This
place he now considers as his residence, which
he hope vii give satisfaction 70 those that he has
operated upon in bic past practice and those that
may call hereafter viii haze an opportunity al.
ways Of returning upon him if their work should
prove bud. THIS should not beoye:laoked that he
teaudnts al his r9tk. and considers himself hound
for any that may fail on the account OF unlaith.
fitness in the OPERATION.
lie expects 10 visit occasionally the surround
ing Towns and Villages. When absent he vii,
always make it kaown through the papers.
gI'Al Orders lefl with Col. NJ. W. Alexander,
or sen, TO the Post dice at this place, will be at
tended 70 promptly.
Room At Col. H. ". Alexander's Hotel.
Jan. 20, isil. Iltf
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Mcleod has at last been indicted for
murder committed on the night the Caro-
line was burnt. His trial will come on
some time next month TIL then, he wall
remain in prison at Lockpor,, The excite,
meut has subsidized, and he Will, no doubt,
have an impartial trial.
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MAMMOTH UMBRELLA.

An Umbrella has been manufactured nj
Bristol, Eng aud, the stick of which is four
inches and half in circumference, and tho
Umbrella itself, II feet in diameter. It is
intended as present TO an African prince,
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Gen. Harrson's household will not be
completed until after the opening of the
spring, when Mrs. Harrison, now al North
Bend, is expected to JOIN the General. -
Meantime the domestic arrangements Of the
White House will be superintendent by the
family of Mr.. Taylor, the Generals son
IN law, who will be his Private Secretary.
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NGl1,Il,E.

'HyHH subsorbcr informs bis former patrons
M and tho public generally thai he has renov,
I tho entire Stock Of Gands lately owned By
Fayor, Harris & Co. 10 the Brick Store, formerly
rcopied by W. W. Fins, which he will sell as
bs for CASH tnr TO puncinpl dralors,) as any
'her man in the Place All that he asks IS, that
10 generous public viii call and examine his
'oca before they pnrehase elsewhere
s. a. HARRIS.
lang ~, 1911 lW
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4 Smashing Sunday BusiaeSs Last
Sunday the Rev. Or. Sprlug, at the request
of the Trustees Of his church, informed his
cougrFgdnuU tint debt OF Sf6;t43 had
been contracted by them for the Improve
men, recently made in and about the
church and that it was very desirable that
the debt should be paid. A collection
was ihereupon taken up, amounting to
IS, 600. ". Y. San.
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A Deaf and Dumb Mn ot Louisville,
who has been educated at one of our North
crn asyIums, having satisfied himself, after
some reading on the subject, that his In
FIRMLY might be remcdied, recently pune,
tured the drum Of his car with an instru-
ment of his own, and restored the lost sense.
The most remarkable feature in the case
is, that, from not being able 10 articuIate
a sound At the time Of the operation, he ac-
qured the use of the language in u few
hours; and in four days was capable Of talk
inc part in a substantial conversntion.---
Aker. Gazette.
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
WESTERHst' tRUITSA TEMPERANCE
ADEGC ATE.


4 monthly gqrrr derofedtothc Temperance
Reform, pa5liAcd at AstriHe, y c.
EDITED ny D. r. M'ANklLY.
A TEMPERANCEC0N yENTI0Nihu, was
"a held at thus place early in Sepiombor, rcsoly.
Ell On Publishing paper Of thr above title and
character aud appointed Dr.. John Dickson and
d. Z. M'Aualy to conduct II. From The many
pressing onga ,ncnts d.. Dickson already has,
be deems il imprac,tcabie for him to be recognized
one Of The editors, though ho viii cherriully use
nl his influence oihrrwisc 10 promote its inter.
est the subscriber therefore, in obedience 10 the
wAhss o. the Convention proceeds to issue this
prospectus 10 bis own name with hope that he
will he aided 10 the undertaking ~ al the friends
IF The temperance cause throughout the country,
nui that tao paper may soon have an extensive
circulation.
FmESps on rnE TEMPERANCE CArsr to you We
make 4 most eatnoet appeal-Hhile thousands up.
on thousands Of dollars are Annually expended at
thcstres nj cifeuses. at The track OF grocery,
willie no pains arc spared, tho iuyury Of retire.
moni and case ioregunc, and no labor deemed ton
severe TO advance the interests OF political aspi,
rants, can YOU not do something in cause that
must be dear to cvefs true patriot, philanthropst,
aud chtistan7 Recnllect there are but few, very
few, such papers in all The Southern country, The
Western parl Of North Carolina, the Western part
Of Virginia, and the Eastern part Of Tennessee
particularly, need periodical Of this kind, and it
Is for Won now 10 say whether they shall have i.
The very low price at which il was fixed by the
Convention will make il necessary that very
large subscription be bad before the publication
Of il can be justified
Should the subscription he deemed sufficient.
The frst number viii be issued early in January
next
TERMS.
THE WESTERN CARoiiSA TEMPERANCE Apyo.
CARE will be published on medium sheet in quarto
form each number making eight pages. and Will
be furnished To subscribers al the very low price
oC FIFTY CENTS n copy, Where single copies are
taken the payment must hR made invariably upon
tho reception OF the first number.
u Postmasters, editors or publishers OF papers
and oil Ministers OF the gospel are authorized
agents.
All papers friendly to the cause, will please
give the shove few insertions,
AsheviIle N. G.. Oct 80, 1870
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IMPORTANCE or ADVERTISING

The Newburyport Herald says;-" We
have known within few months, two 10.
stances 10 our own Town, where individuals
who disposed OF property, would have saved
over three hundred dollars each for having
paid one dollar for an Advertisement.
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NEW FEEEEE.
BETMENE & JOHNSON

nay favor them WITH their patronage. All
work done 10 their establishment warranted
To be made 10 the most durable manner aud
latest fashion.
Good Fits warranted Oh all occasions.
Charlotte Sept IA, 1910, 5lY
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"What are you hollering for when am
riding by" said purse proud nabob TO a
saucy urchin in the street. llumph, what
are you riding by for when l'm holierBs p
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"En this country" says on English edi
tor, at is considered the height Of folly for
man to get drunk and lie across rail.
road with the idea Of obtaining repose. -
The same opinion prevails to consldera
Tie extent in America,
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The Proriace Of Caaaaa.-,At II
o'clock On Wednesday, the l0th inst. q
Euyal Salute Of twenty one guns was 10 be
fired from the Champ dc Mars, Montreal
ID honor of the event which terminates the
dlsunion Of the Caaadas, BY making them
hencelorh one Province. On the came day,
Lord Svdcuham was TO take the oath of OF.
fee, IN his new appointment Of Captain.
General and Governor in Chief Of the Pro.
vince of Canada. Nat. Intel.
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Good. WIN. r. Thomas, of North Car
DINA, lad Of about 16 years, and an APP
prentice on board the United States ship
Delaware, has, we learn, received, for his
good conduct and suitable qualifications, as
acting midshivman.--No1oN Picnic.
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VOLUME XI. ]
ID. ASBURY, Editor.
T.J. HOitOn, Proprietor and Publisher
TERMS:

Tro Dollars and Fyfy Gents ifpaid in advance
b re Dollars ii not paid within three months
kBd 7aree Dollars and Fig Cents if not paid
Inul after the expiration of the rear. No paper
Iacoatinued until all arrearages are paid, except
|. ,ks option Of tie Editor.
advertisements inserted al One Dollar per
Iuare U6 lines or Ices, this sized fype.) for the
Lfst insertion, and rs cents for each continuance
conr advertisements and Sherils' Sales charged
r yri cent higher; aud deduction of 49, per
tent. will DO made from the regular prices, ior ad
IciiisrIs by tue year.
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WM. RANNEY.

N EsPECTFuLLY informs the Citizens af
PC Charlotte aua ~ vicinity. thu, be will exc.
b. PORTRAITS IN oil. Of 81 sizcf. Likonesses
|arragicd at moderate terms. lie eau Dc aecn
a,pioa'icn al Tie house Of ilr Snmncr.
10. !. lsn, l9U
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|. D. KRINMINGER. c...,
WIN BARRINGER. .va''.''
r. W. ALLISON,
81 DEesNLUTaNN. "a

n NHE firm OF Taylor, Harris & Co., have this
d day dissolved by mutual consent. AL per-
h, indebted by Note o. Book Account are re-
|hos,ed To call urthc Store lately occuricd by VIZ.
". Elms and settle the same BY CASH. i'm
ledia,ely, as longer Indulgence viii not >" :--a-
b, Tho business Of the firm mus, be settled.
n. K. TAYLOR.
s. a. HARRIS.
G.. c. MARVIN.
Jan'y l, lsn, l6G
N n. Il. Il. Taylor is authorized TO settle all
|hslncss al the firm Of Taylor, Harris d Go,
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HyEsESa FQgs SAEE.

EpFlNG DESTROYS n emaarl,ing IL another hn.
~ , -ires. ! nov oa'r The establishment of The
WILMINGTON ADV ERTISER, 'or sala.
DO MT knox Of moro eligible situation pr
pcFsoBs dcslrous Of crhaThiag 10 tio rriuliag bu.
s.urss, iaan Wilmington, North Carolina.
Terms accommodating. Application must be
post paid.
Our exchange papers " ii ob'ige Us ly copying
tbs advertisement until lorb.ddcn
f c. DILL
Wilmington, Nov u, 1910.
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NOTICE.

fHNiE subscriber returns his grateful
acknowledgements for past iavors.--
Having disposed Of bis establishment, il lie
comes necessary 10 close business without
delay. expected that those indebted to
the subscriber will make immediate settle
ment, by Cash OF Note--tbo Cash would be
preferred, as II takes lha, article 10 satisfy
Jourueynen and Merchants. A accounts
not settled by the first of February will be
handed over for collection.
TiIOS. 5. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sept. II, 1910, 5lU
n. y. Belhune d Johnson having sue.
ceeded me ID the business, heartily re-.
commend thctn 10 NY trends and The public
as competent worknen, accomplishing aud
puncual have no hesitation IN say o.
that the lirm will give more general salisiac
ton than has ever bean gwen heretofore. /
intend 10 remain wi.h them for some tlun
,or The purpose o, closing 10Y business.
TuOS. 5. ALEXANDER.
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strayed or stolen

fa Strayed or stolen
e ,NROM my residence On the 10Th
EdzASis Of February, ligh, sorrel
Isl wv HORSE, common height. graz in
|sskszsIxAsS Ice hanSs. white in the ince, sunk
ref Ghs Y,., o0e shoe the right fore foot and
natural PAGER. ANY person taking him up and
bnDg mo The necessary Information, shalI be
|lmPensa,cd. and II stolen. ! wjl give $50 for
p detection Of tie rogue
n y. SrRICKLING
UalkerssiH-. Mse1leHburg 20.
FEB Fl l5ih 22tf
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w rapping Paper.

uUST received and for sale at this Office a
90 supply of Wrapping Paper. Also a few
reams Of Writing Paper
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NOTICE.

A IL persons Indebted to the subscriber are re
"a quested TO Gems forward and settle either
y CASH or Note, by the 18th Of March or / 81 Of
| yi.l a, hrlhas,. as expect 10 leave for wades-
rough ahou, ulai time. Those uho do 10, avail
emscyes o. lis notice will fld ileif accounts
] tbs hands Of an oiGcer for collection.
MARY PORTER.
T.h 81. 1871. QI
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CO. r. N. Cochran, Necklcnburr, Y. c.
Cbas. " Harris. Mil Grove. n &.
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Warrantce Deeds for safe at thiS Office.
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MoEsNtHG 20

ted limb, caused by fall. wien riding in the chase
today with his iRcbraicd companions. No Won
der the dec.t- Mary Anne Chaworth shrunh from
his harsh embrace and hid her broken heart ii an
early grave.
As I stood studying the likcnsss OF the unfcTtu-
nate Mrs Masters. lost il rc"ere. Eny conscious
was awakened By a l;tlc girl that carer-
sg and laughing into the apartment, and with guile
less implicitly presented me with flower whoa
she had Just pucked in the arbor. Il 'ras the
granddaughter Of .Nary time CdGworh. A.
| shook her tiny hand AID twined my fingers
among the golden curls that hurg 50 richly round
her chubby cheeks. She dreamed no; of the deep
interest with which the stranger listened 10 her
prattle, AID saw his own image dancing in her
pretty blue eyes.
left Anncslcy for Huckncll--dstant two miles
the village where Byron sleeps his last Sleep
1t is wrctched hanc, Of half dozen poor clay
cottages, nesting down in an obscure nook among
the hills, awGy fran the main road, and destitute
of an inn shop, one to!erable dwelling. nc
sixpence gave u ragged bay TO go to the CITRATE :
and get the key of the church, land which sent
him of with the speed of locomotive,) brought
the curate in person. had to stoop as | entered
the side door and descended tina steps to the pave
merit OF the little edlicc 1t low, narrow,
humble-very. | followed my reverend guide
few steps toward the chance!. lie >topPcu-hl>
feet resting plain slab, nowise distinguished
from those around it. l." The body of Lerd Byron
lies right under my feet" He said it with n care
less air-and why not7 He had repeated the tale
a thousand times in the same words. y sickenng
sensation went over me. | was not prepared To
sec so mean place. And i. this the end Of
Byron said |.
Dear c. if you ever visit Notinghamshire
spend day at Newsstand You will never lose
the impression which tho wild, romantic scene
makes on your mind. 1t is lonely spot-shel-
tered in the lap of uninhabitcd hils-with no road
passing near it--and it, ivy crowned Abb Feigns
the solitary monarch OF the domain.
when | commenced this letter, | intended to
tell YOU something of Lady Byron and her daush-
tor Lady Lovclace. both of whom | met in Lon
don But must defer it Till my next: Tor have
alrcay written to tedious length.
MAHHATrAy.
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To mark friends remains these stones arise {;
| rcrcr knew bat one, and here he lies.

But hasten; the sun Declines and ere ne set,
must see Annesey Hall. where the yousg rhyner
wood his enchanrc>s Mary Ausc Chaworth and
Huckncll Church, where lies the quiet dust OF him
whose spirit the world could not tame.
Two miles of hill and dale brought TO the
gate OF Mr.. Mus,crs residence, the husband of the
late Miss Chaworth. While waiting the move
ments OF the torpid old porter, l busted myself IN
studying the armoral bearings on the arch. Time 5
e:!acing fingers have been busy on lis surface
for one SO unskiied in heraldry as your democratic
friend, to trace the figures with satisfactory dis
tinc,ness My eye prefers 10 run down vista OF
widc-s spreading ems, and see troop of deer, thou
sand strong gau.bol in the park. The gate opens,
and enter the courtyard. The irregular builaing
before me is sinking under the weight of years.
How century-worn it looks. The gaudy servant
conducts me into its chief apart Eaents. l gancc
at the pictures that line its walls, and pass into
the little room, where Byron's Mary Anne used to
laugh. and sing and torture her sad cousin. You
remember The Dream in which he paints his
glowing passion fer one
.Whc was hi. life
Tho ocean TO the river Of his thoughts,
Where terminated all
No doubt that blasted heart did love, purely,
deeply love, ence and ono; and that was here, and
there hangs The p;et,ae.
Upon her face there is the tint of grief,
The settled shadow OF an inward strife,
AND an unquict dropping OF the eye,
As II It's I'D were chargd with unshed tears.
Truth sll. So the picture looks. and so she ,ras.
| 1t was sad union. Mr. Mus,ers is a coarse. iron
man, welded to his hounds, which he feeds we'll
one of his few virtues. This very hour, while |
tread his Hall, he is brought home with disloca-
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rys,;. RU..s.ss Ce.oFss.

nEALtRs In this article be not deceived lfyou ~,sld
~ retain yoyr customers, supply them with ihe article
which Acknowledged by every consumer VINO mas urea
AZ rrea superior to any othsr Ny Cloth for carriage
makers purposes marked A. has been equaled for
beauty of appearance hardness and durability Hhe tee
A Cloth, which ,e from ~ to s2t cents yer yaru Il
garraned in every respect fully equal and generally
much bettsr than the Cloth made in the ordinary way
and with the snail old fashioned machinery. COED sup
ply now on hand of the various qualities.
HORACE Il. DAY, SUCCESSORS RoSbn.y l. X to-
aua om leo aadcn-ane-
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CEEAP CARPET ST0SE.-The subscri-
y her offers for sale new snd splendid assortment Of
3-ply Brussels. fine and supcrhae ingram CarPetng Oil
Cloth Rugs. Mats, Mating. with all other articles
leeted With the business cheaper than can be bought AZ
other store in The city. Persona from the country city
wishing to purchase will rd it nuen ihs advantage
cs before purchasing el.ewhere II CaAastrcet south
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s C H DOL
q ,Irr. nnh Wis lzol,on.. Honr.,inn - ",

- -'ai1' " i'u -'A'~N Asoison HoRrGGry ana
Day school. No II AG:ity d e,g doors s-, Of
5.osdway, Nevlork.-fsc Fa Term Of tsis Institution
commenced Sept Isl. Under arrangements se ascom
nodaiion Of puris IN dsily. also weekly and sens
weekly courses of instruction
order of REGULATIONS and Lectures
o'clock, A. II daily.-Bole and Ecclesiastical Ance Mt
and Modern History.
10 o'clock A. NJ Mondays aud Thurslays.-orinary ox.
crcises Of English Grammar.
Tuesdays ami Fridays.-Geology, Minera!oey and
Geography.
" " Wednesday s-Cri,icisrs on Compositions.
II o'clock, A. 4, Mondays aad rhursdayS.-Men;al and
Nor. Philosophy.
Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays-Physio!ogy.
- ". daily-Cali.rhc ana Nocal Music.
! :. P. VI tailv.-Arithmstic, Geometry and Natural
Philosophy.
Pcnman,hp III iE- afternoon h. AIr. DOLBtAR.
Ladis. rot IN constant Attendance at the School. may
be connected sh any particular class classes, having
prepared their lessons at home.
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NEAR THIS SPOT

ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF one
WHO POSSESSED BEAUTY WITHOUT VANITY,
STRENGTH WITHOUT lSSoLENcE,
COURAGE WITHOUT FERoCiTY,
AND ALL TIE VIRTUES OF MAN wlTHou HIS VICES
THIS
PRAISE, WHICH WOULD DE UNMEANISG FLATrERT
IL INSCRIBED OVER HUMAN ASHES,
Is But JUST TRIBUTE To TIE MEMORY OF
BSATswAlS, DOG,
WHO WAS BORN AT NEwrouNpLANp, MAY, 1898,
AND DIED AT NEwsTEAD ABBEY, Sov. Is, 1905.