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nina women or nungary.

From an article on Hungary, byJ.F. Grund
published il the Philadelphia Ledger, we ex-
tract the following remarks concerning the
Hungarian women:
"To the great moral resources OF Hungary
in her presentdeath struggle for independence,
mpst vet be reckoned the character and devo-
ton Of the women. For years back, it was
the women of Hungary who gave the most
powerful impulse TO the national leeling, II
is thew who fostered the Hungarian language
and literature, and who inspired patriotic sem
timen,s in their husbands, sons and lovers.
Ever since Pesth (by the Magyars themselves,
from the rapid progress called "The New
YORK Of old Europe y became the capital Of
HUNGARY. the noble women refused to spend
the income from their large estates at Vienna.
Thew locke ed on the Hungarian families Of the
Esterhazys, Kohars, Nadastys, and Czichys,
which are almost domiciliated in Austria, If
NOT a. absolute t%raitors at least as d%eserters Of
the cause Of their country.
And here / must pay a just tribute to the
nersonai charms Of these women who devote
their lives and fortunes to the moral and
Intellectual elevation Of their country. When
beauty fires patriotism we may indeed be pre-
pared 10 witness deeds If heroic vOlor. And
what beauty is this that acts as a talisman on
a brave people in arms for their dearest rights?
No fading moonlight countehances. blanched
by p~rivation and sorrow-no waning cheeks
lii up with a paroxysm Of despair--no polished
marble with its cool repulslve indifference
no figure Of the drawing-room tortured into
shape by some beathen miliner-no withered
relics Of conventional endurance. There is
wild, daring, piercing beauty about these wo-
mon, sprung directly from the cnucassian
mountains, BY the side Of which your son.
bIucyeyed, faxen-haired Saxon maid looks
like afaint lithogtapb by the side Of coTregto's
i1earna,ions. Such women, deeply Imoued
Win a sense o. their country's wrongs, ? q
female purpose to SyengOthem, are now lash
ing the frenzy Of the men 70 deadly combat
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READINGS FROM sILLIMAN's JOURNAL
OF ! nee.

OF JULY 1919
TThere is q remarkable similarity between
the Indian Mounds and Notifications of Ken
.ucNy andthose found near the Gulf OF Mex
The shape generally adopted BY the
builders seems TO have been a small circle,
sometimes d square Many of the walled en-
closures embrace an area Of 20 or % acres.
What was the purpose Of these, and how they
weresdelsnded from attack, is not clear. me
opinions of Prof. Raihesque, who devoted
much time TO their examination, are thus ex-
pressed inbriefs That each group Of mounds
was surrounded by a tower, That the clrcp-
lar enclosures with outward paruPets wero
temples dedicated to the Sun. Thatthe square
enclosures were palaces Of Kings or Chiefs.
That all the mounds were burying places
NJ Is proper to remark, however, that these
opiniona do not coincide with those Of lateI
and more accurate observers.
Caves full Of skeletons like thoSs IN Ken
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WALK IN!
GEORGE BAGBY

GEORGE BAGBY
h \ opened his saloon in the Canton
wy where he is ready and anxs
v. .'senmOdate all his friends, and.
alln a comfortable shave, at
! NlIiNe and DaEssrNe done in
sao most genteel style, and to
'''oa q every reasonable per
/ Y ls4a.
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i se.,. Meeting it was ordered by the
,,s comes . township Bluff Company,
FSsla aEs due said company not paid
lSaa ay arranged viii be sold to Inc
N s'y ,hl ~ cash az the Court House IN
@' net Wednesday in October
by order Of the Board.
J.. W. Rucker,
M lrom ], fres't Board of Trustees.
A 1919. "0 minutes T. B. u.
43-3m
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INNINGS HAVE NOTICED.

| have noticed tidt all speak well OF all
mems virtues when they are dead: and .heir
tomBstohes are marked with ~epitatls Of good
and virtuous' lie there any particular cems-
terry where the bad men are buried?
| have noticed that the prayers o Feyery self
lsh man is forgive Us our debts,' but makes
every body pay wAo owes him, to The utmost
farthing.
I have noticed that death Is i merciloss
Judge, though not impartial. Every man owes,
d debt-Death summons the debtor, and he
lays down. his dust in the currency Of mortality.
] have noticed he who thinks every man a
rogue is very certain 10 see one when he shayss
himself, and he ought in mercy to his neigh
bors, surrender the rascal 10 Justice.
I have noticed that money is.the FOOLS wis.
dom. tie knate's reputation, the wise mans
jewel, the rich mans trouble, the poor mans
desire, the coyetous mans ambition, and the
idol Of all.
IhaNe noticed whatever is, is right, with
few exceptions-the left eye, the left leg, and
the leit SIDE OF a plum pudding.
have noticed that merit is always measured
in the world by tie success. aa..
Ihaye noticed that ii order to be a reasOna-
bic creature, il is necessary d times 70 be
downright mad. q
/ have noticed that Hs we are always wish.
ing instead Of working for fortune; we are,
- all D.ra Eor,,r. Lu.I
but it is the very best evidence that the old
lady has most capital eye-sight, and is 10
granny with spectacles. ss so w
! have noticed that purses viii hold pennies
as well as pounds. ea eJta.sS,
/ have noticed thai. tombsfones say, tHsEt
be lies,'-which no, doubt is often the ITEM,
and if men conld see spitaphs their isna.
sometimes write, they wopld surely bslieyo
they had got into the wrong grave,
\ MY. Spirit qf he Times,
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NM. ", MURPHY
5sp y ssadiSsVery day receiving, q
I.adRares, w W. sl9ck Of Groceries, Proyis
! 1910. "Oodenwaro, &c. &C. Sc.
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] 4. HERNDON,


tnrn8y az AOW3
s.s;.on County, Mississippi
y room above the Post Office.
...o., attend the circuit courts
ass,;ss II Alfalfa, Leake, Madi'
y and Holmes. Business en-,
= n care will receive his zeal
i. I848. ON
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~ Wooden Ware

isis s4s splendid assortment Of
! als ups' ", Just received
lss
D W MURPHY
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Tailor,s 60 in for measures not men,
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MISCELLANEOUS The King Of Wurtemburg
has disapproved Of the German Consultation.
Dispatches from Genoa announce thar a
French squadron had sailed from Toulon tor
GactO, to convey the Pope to Civiua Vecchia.
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>tir- Alrrrlli's hind soul thinking ofus ELL.
An, wheu she goes lp heaven il VIII hu great
ily lnr p0nr pcoplc.'
We dn nut slraw flowers upon her tomb,
hut uUou tho fltiis 81 llie altar ol tie Virgin,
Ahere se piirn prayed 10 Mary % send u
-uul ~ her am. When taking lhilher lhrlr
,yreulhs of via insrouis, lhs Villagers my o"
uarli other When Hlio prayed - i1ryeuly,
ll.s COOL Virgin answered hes sgilti j viii
give ly suui 90 lhy chiidH"
The cure h1- suffered our pcgHnula 10 ~,
i,iu this lourhiug supcrsIilloui md mysulG
Nhsu Land William rnine1n frr tur, when
liR fixed Upon uIu his rNrs. 80 Ike lur niOlli-
.ri'a WHEN his ynire wlirh hd u wrll-kn0wn
ncneur, rnid, M Mr. Al,redllh WINS wont 60
sny-''Drar Dngt0r, I llnnk yoW" lhen,-
ad,ils, mdie- II ynu Nil ~ wrpi,Hud hellHy'
---i l'e ~ '!.si slliir ilill IAN Meredith was
hpEirs u,u,
glc. wlnao existence wns iuI long series
81 snrfowH ,hus lril hchlnd her sweet rous'i-
ing mrunry, wl,rli las no lliing lniulul Tor
rlinsa who loved her.
Ia thuking 81 her We Iduk &C llie mercy
81 God, uud tliD.o who hayd hnpn IN their
trafis, hope -,,iili tie CENTER confidence,
But IL l. late Ldics-y0nf cUTTHgrs hive
Iung bseu ~ llr door, Pardon his long sr0'
~ NJ ny ugr Il lr ,l0lfUit 20 he c0nci-r IN
spending ul1hr events al onG's youth For
give tie OLD Hnil ihr hnAiur male you Nlllc
whcn he oniycd, and weep bcloro ho drpar'
nod"
These last words were spokrn In ilie kind.
.est md most i,atrrnul rnnr wlil-I o lmll-Sn'lc
gliLad nrrosH d., BlrphlVs lips, Al his uu'
sldors now crowded round him, rurrr 10 eN'
press lhrir lluuHs. Hat DE- barnnly get ~,
,.inH,r slrrigIi IN Ills fllinE rom Ut TTTrT mi
.orrd tntlrly, which huug across "A clnir hack,
aud. whil.i quo Of llla young men hclped him
NJ r,ul Il Farewell, gentlemen; farewell
i,iirs,H ENu tho vlirsr doet"r al y ehalse
.,- rrpdy; Il n durl, the road I'd hadi good night
! must be gomez
When Dr. l,nrnnhy was ~ hH r9hrinlet ol
green wirkrr.w work aud ilo Lutte gray cob,
airkled hy the whip, wHs about Ia r"t uf,Nlnd.
nn,u dn Moncar stepped quickly iurwnrd,Hnd
leaning towards the doctor, whilst sIo placed
.na flnt on the rirp Of lii. vehicle, sir suld,
81 quite low 'oea-'
"D,rtor. ! make you prescott orthc white
srutiaro, aud will have it furd lipUs u was
when you loved Eyn MrrcdniF
Tkrn ehe ran hucli in,n tie house. Tie
--.,ss,.,,l.-.. aud ihr-Eleru chase depnrtcd a.
.IllrrGnt dlrccQonT
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returned toto tie hospiHl, and suii hs WIS
sirk. Tho physician inld hiW he lhuUFhi
not, urged hin upl 10 give way ~ lis ltrl-
ngp, aud Wislr,l hin va walk on, Tic 20
piled, Il am ,irk, and must liu down" lie
threw Iimsrlf upon brd,lis feet aud llnndH
ntuediuI " brRnu a. crpu'p, aud, wlihoul
pmginp or vomiting, ~ u sh"H time, 10" "as
dond. Soon infer The father wns attacked,
tliu lw0 boys sInk doWn IA lhr rnnn Wy,
aud il was NOT long Uitrr his drnih, brinr'
rhsy wrfa l,orl, IN Ile spirit hnd, The firis
ura couynleFrrpr. This nlny, IN u menrnro'
nccouni Tor whit soue have considered rou'
lngion, N clNlrrn--lHkinR uno after nnnilicr
IN q huil,, ublil they urs Hll gone lilo
pfogfsss 81 lbe disrnre II ~ rnlid, many at
line deHil,ted scenes 80 hearl-rrudnR, that,
upon sympathetic miuds not nrcusIomrd 20
,uch rrcurH, they mirl hive - po"erlully
dangerous iInucurr,-C NfliHmf GdEfHt'
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Tur HvHuAm'N NieruRS, The Nr~ York
pap-Fs qae.l,on the correctness Of The account
given under The head OF foreign news, ollhr
-. atylctury 10y the lluug5rsns The news
10 from London papers, taken from a belgian
IePcr, and 1t isto BE- hoped, may uc fully con.
dfmcd. The Boston Atlas, on hc.othcr hand,
Expresses ~ belief IN lhc correctness lihc
account While II h. "a matter Of frgrct that
20 many mcn, thrmscl,cs blNmclrss, SHOULD
fsll the victims ofefu,i war, IT'S ucyrrhr.
lees sometime mntlcf Of eongritolation that
The schcmrs OF umb tous tyfauu are thwatt.
~, even 1T the puc, ot blood
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From llGCmrinnn, Gazette.
REV. J. Il. LORD.

Cincinnati, July II 1910.
The recent sudden death of Rev. Mr. Lnrd
,orcrssnriy makes u deep Impression un the
pullic niind. tie wns attacked un TiPrsd'N
'hulure unau will n mill dmrrlidt, which lie
rranrdrd ~ nn cff,rt of nature Ia relieve
-rouriipntian which had existed Cor n week.
Sic utr dinner ~ usual, nnd went into ihr
-,y. whore lac remninrd nnst Of The niler-
s,oon. While there, NOT feeling quite wrll,hc
,cuirrrd drug store nnd took sour nrornHi'
ir or ustriugcut medicine. iir RETURNED To-
his huus" al VI. Nuburu NrtWern fyo nnd
xix u'cloulctot even ns set feeling amy alarm.
Brtyscn ciglt und uuo o'clock hn sent tne
n message asking what lac Ind better take To
check what NO regarded ne u nniural snluinry
,n',rt 10 relieve constipation; accompanied
with the assurance that my personal ni'cnd'
Nnrn WINS unnecessary. At hnIr pnst eleven
.n'rinrk whs scui l,r TO visit him, and found
aim IN u state nf great prostitution.
IN init mn .irrtir De B.kar, a. higlly intel.
lircnt Young pl,yscni, member Of Nlr Lords
congregation came in, mud IN ihrNc lnurlls
nf nu hour thereafter, DIR. Amy, di.tu,-
gni,hcd medical practitioner of our Guy, null
who hns Ind long mud successful cNprriencc
in the treatment &c cholera nl,o arrived.
Every lhng was done, hclrve, daring The
'nighi, which WigtiJ sGem UUtrUtUtUt tn pro-
itinie restoration, hut wiIhout essential here-
It, yhu favorable time had passed. lie
died NJ nine o'clock on Friday morning.
submit those "details .ior- publication,
chiefly for the purpose, OF guarding Others
against prncrastinatiuu,n md urging every one
10 attend 10 tho earliest symptoms Of This in
sjdious disease, which hre hu, too often t,is-
taken for Slight aud unimp0rtnut dcviutonr
from the course at regular health, and nrr
,i-regurdcd mud neglected.. until the golden
period for successful treatment hns passed 10y.
Il. -. MUSSY
~ Funeral Ceremonies of Rev. J, Is.
Lord. We had the melancholy duty la ON
pnper of Saturday 10 announce The sudden
,locensr on the 18Th, FROM cholera, Of the
Rry. ], x. Lord, Mt 80 Years Of nge. On
Saturday afternoon The TInefNt rrTFmurrrr
ware perfnrmcdiu his late church on Seventh
street The church WINS filed 10y very lnrgt
Circle Of male md female friends, md lir
pulpit filed With mnny clergy of the differ
sntregious denominations Of tlIc city. The
SERVICES were truly snlcuu nnd Impressive
and lhs last words of tie ifrrruset We're read
10 the church. aud remarked upon 10y the
Rev. Mr. Fisher. When nskcd if he sufferer
he replird, hint lac did, hut Christ sufliu't
more. lie asked them tn tell lis church Il
hold on ull Christ should come. Ills parting
worda to the ministers were, Tor them u
preach Christ Cruciied," When asked II
Me knew thnt he WINS going In die, lao replied
ihn, he did, hut "he would die in Christi
Thus triumph the righteous
. ..N -rApx, I,t,rr,|-p ~ ,p,,,,
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A SAD sToRY-EFFECT OF TIE
VII L..


We have the fnllnwing from source per-
iectly r,,iinhc. A Tow days since there came
10 the Fnugih street Hospital mmily Of six
persons, hu1hnnd SEd wile,two sons, md Two
,nughters, Tho femnlns were NIL sck-Ilb
mother Va. the Inst stners OF Cholera. The
resident physician Ield tie fnther mud sons.
StIRr tirr wife ,r,l ti,..tlteF- sraE-dsiHss- anal
could not he saved. She WINS. however, re-
--eeiva,l, aud with the girle. cared for as well
Ms the MIXTURE of the circumstances would nd
nit The girls were not very sicl--hut The
fhther and sons determined To siny aud nurse
ihem aud tie mother. They were iohl they
could do them no good-were already wen
, red with watching, aud =" preserve their
health, had better 20 away aud get nj least
one nivhrsrost They were pcrsundrri--on
the following morning.. early, they called and
.wege informed that the mother had died
but tho girls were g6tIiug hotter. They
were shown into The room where the corpse
-vsns lying. The father IN middle nsed mani
tn0tSah mt IL n few moments, cnllnlY fuldcd
his Trims and said, al have lived long enough
in ihia world--1 am ready 10 die"
Efforts were made TO chosr him, lut TO M
purpose. Tie walked hack into tho yaVd
rpaced through itn short time, with his arms
saiAliod and his eyes 6sed-eu the ground
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our cprNrY CONVENTION

The Wing County Convention, holden n,
Danvillr last Tuesday, was wru attended ,and
what u p,ill better, right sort Of rpirit WI,
manifested on tho part "rall present There
- vet eag,a- 81 Hold lYAis ere rrmainiua in
our County, md no disposition to yield, nov
or ever, 20 the "uoisr aud confusion of dema,
goFUeT or UTrading p6I7-75i5ns-
The excellent ticket supported by the
Whips last year was unanimously t'commrn.
dcd 10 The ffccm,n Of he Go. Estt,ll worthy
of thdr support. !, is nadc up Of two good
ond true en-mgn who have always been
true to Liberty mad Wing pr,ncif'es They
have Eoyat Fig.n ."aid or comluri' 90 0ny
Nehcmcs e slavery cs,rusior;-nor ia this all
they have un,frmly opposed all such
schemes, Ia this rcspco- our ticket eommends
itself to oil Liberty 'rtemen OF She County;
and, contrHsicd with the Cass and Butler md
Van Buren, Sepatorlar ticket mus, invite the
support of intelligent and honest free soil men
of the Courty. That ticket las a, least Ihe
name ofone gentleman upon It who has never
made Nny pretencrs Of opposition "a Texas an
ncNation, TO the Cnss doctrine IN regard 10
/ California and New Mexico but on the con.
7 rrTry --4,-..+.- E.vc.
ry, and thu doctrine which taught 1t to be the
duty orthr Executive Ia Veto a Free Tcirito,
~ Bill Passedby Congress, a hearty, and, No
doubt, honest support That hr has rrprnird
of these acts Of HE, or otanEcd his views, il
no, pretended by any body, nor do we Imagine
that he has. Yet he is presented to Liberty
men-,o nni.snvery Whigs,ns possessing pc.
culIat GAINS upon their support and To thcil
votes THIS ia the "Coaliiion" ia which Lib
crty,mcn are invited 10 participate; and thu,
are they tempted, at last to give their appro
baton OF Texas annexation, Of The dbcirine oi
Nevis Coss MS put forth In his Nicholson Let
ter, by giving their support to jealous on,
firm friend Of this measure and this doctrine
in preference too, To such ticket as til,
Whigs present-composcd or men who hnv,
ever been friends OF ifCedom and u1c0ETpTu
missing enemies TO the encroac hments Of slave
ryi
Ik II seems to uS that no man whois truly
Liberty man, especially any man who has cv
or been Wing, If he but thinks before h,
! trupS, rur bc rutrupPrt INTO voting surtI-l
ticket az is presented by the CuaiitiuuiSts of
this County, t " ,,,4,
are prepared 10 stultfy themselves by doinj
go. It would beirny wan; Of candor, intcn
ri:y aud intelligence, we are yet unpre psrcd L
believe is lacking in the characters of man,
such men Of our County
Hhigs IF Caiedonia Cdauiy We are nov
ready to enter the contest. We have our tick
e et--good and true;-nud the time for actor
draws nigh. True, many have gone FORT
from our ranks during few yeaBs pGal 10 ioR
| another organization; but our principlca re
main as dear US ever und though some ofou
old friends may be persuaded, for the time be
ing, to unite with the heretofore consistent
, long tried and faithful slies of Slavery, ",
will adhere to liberty arri>to Wing principles
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,s,ufed the country that upon this subject The
action ct CnnRfrss should have free course, We
rnterllin on undpubTUg tHEttI liH' ut f'fs ae-
ton hereafter, will be- On lle SIDE 81 frrdnW
aud in~ trfuipfy
4 Hesnlyed, Tint We entertain entire COM
fJruer 90 lhr integrity, disrTrt0n aud patriot
sm Of the prssnt fwsidrnt OF ihr Uniird
States AID feel au assurance lhatth EArau
uyr department OF me Government VII De- hd.
ministrfpd hy him wilh single eye 10 M COCO
of the " ituir ooVHiryf and M laAF as The "a
intimidation MAINTAINS Wing principles aud
afTrds no "nd az comfur' "a The ruunes 81
Freedom aud hbrHy 10 hll mankind, We viii
giyutni a our osfdiaf support,
g Resolved, That ihr great PUneiPle ol
fLf PrOisrfp.H 10 .4mrfiCaH iHdusirY iur when
the WbiFs have commended 30 VITAL 10 she pos
pruty ofihe whole c0unly,la indispensable ~
the improvement, s'Rdfp tndrnon ana enmlof'
a. the lHhuTInR population, Hnd llli " ~ ne
hunndrn day al Cunfffts lu lrg'slAN ~ 4hr
wrlfaW 81 our own pruplr, rather thln iur The
pluprr labpTrruu Of EuwPr
q Resolved, That The late union 81 the
fRss A. Van bufrp parties was bHlh naluthl -
characteristic. GA Rrrd OCcasi0H llrfad
\ Plate brosme friends The leaders Of these
paftira haye,pfoyrd thrmsrlyra 90 to trading
p0IHicp'as The people know them, They
viii hHvr titrtr fr'Natd.
z ltrsolyrd, That We highly approve u Tho
nomination 1T Carlos Coolidge, Robert Fer
point aud George Hoses f"f Gov, TuoT, u
Governor aud 'ife=surTand cordially endorse
the Resolutions Of the Wing State CnuVrn'
ton hDidru judy, I, ~, uud alan Of the - M
nltion tIia day made Of lara q Chambeflin
aud EdNatd a Caho0n luf Fenatnfs, aud that
We will give thcm our unlled and cordial sup
port
4 A, clhoan, Eco being called for,resPon
dcd Ia La nr1tnud rlcnlnt Addfchs, 10 which be
briefly showed the -pas, policy Of the Demo
crluc putty aud tho present aims a0d-~lnlrn'
tons ~ the NEW bora Coalition
The Convention then adjourned, sine die.
slLAs HOuGuTON, rHrHprsr.
HryRY 8 nAUtttrr, n II DtNnG, Stcs.
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FRANCE.

The elections to I'LL thirty five varanrr''s u
The Legislative Assembly nre going '"r"S1
quiciiv, mud NJ FAR ms usrrr'ninet, "rr !" ~
ynr of the moderate rnrdidutrs. IN F"'f'Iss
minis, erinl candidates were nll telnrns"' !"
The Provinces. Lsmnrtiue aud few S,''",.
lists hnve secnred their election. On lu9
.tlny there wna rumor IL Pnris dl n'"s,
rucp in the Cabinet on The affairs -, h",.'
md il iS now said that Barrot aud D'''''''
will retire. Frs.
A doubt is expressed NJ TO whether h"s
lane Inns, MS previously rrpoHed. rr""r Ra,
tel with Frnnrc the snjr't al h, ~" al I =,
NJ. Dronyn DeEhuvr iIHS hren tft-t' Ill C 20,
mn Ambassador Extraordinary u 'ne lin lin
orS,. james, with mitch apparent n ,!' iI,orJ
object us is conjeclurcd TO neuirnl'Ee
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of INsrRUC
TlON-ANNUAL MEETING

The Twentieth Annual Meeting ~ The 4,
mrucih lnst,tutr ~ obstruction vii be- held
At Montpelier, VI, on the tan, la'h' 10th OF
August
a Gnutsr of Lectures VIII bo gwen, and q
~ customary "a make TOPICS treated ~ ihrm
subjects NJ sulsrqucnt ducussiou,in which all
prrscHt ace invited 10 participate.
Written communications 90 appropriate top
icH,fnui LiGt'n 0i 0rtrrs WIN trrry rrr'''-t '''+'
mode of rtp"ss'ng ,hr,r thoughts, wall BE- ir.
SrNrd and rod
The meetings Of the Institute are open to the
',pubhc, aud III are invited in attend.
PROGRAMME or LECTURES.
TuNpat AT \ 55Opcniua Of the Institute,
and remarks by the ffeaidrnt
A. Nf-lniruductpty Addf,Hrhy u shop Hop
k,us, uu "Thr Defect IT The ffiucie 81
Religious Authority IA Modem Education %
A. ~ -Pf"r w q y shed, of burlington
College, on THE Hrliitr Position aui In
anrnor of Collegiate EIpebuon ia Com.
plelr System nf state Educ ,ton,
- Aas-l !4Is.---I.-.i- l-z!.ass.., 81 Ai..!.!Is.
huty college, On "Tnr Educltipu drW1pd'
ed 10y the popular character Tour CiNl ln'
atituN1pu h
WrpNtspr AK Roger Howard, Of
Thrtlutd, VI, on "E4rrrrtnrs..
At 81 William G. GoldthWn,tr, OF West.
field, Mas. on "pfe,cll Elu.'atron
At ~ -Ihumaa II ralmrt ct Pittslufd, VI
ou "Es.rninls ol Education
Al Ntilmm O Ayer., 81 Baatan, on "Thc
clluus C. Natutal History asa branch ufcnm
mou School Educttpn
Z Al Va -.li-v b. W rirnr "f bswtcpc-, A-
on "Ma,icfsh. pm School. '''
TurEsptv. A. ~ Rev Dr. Sears, Of New
i..ss Al -, Ii, 49, -t-'I,-- -;,.s.atai
~ Schools and Real Liir.
AtlN --Rrv W II. Lnrd. of Montpelier VI
ON The Elements Of thorough Education.
At III Prof T. - Sanbotu. OF Dartmouth
Cpllrg", on "EducauOn tho condition Of
'Nrtonal Guratn'ss"
'AtNIor WI o. Rev Chnrlcs Brooke, Of ros
ton, on "'rhr Duties Of legislatures Ia 70
latiun to Schools"
JOHN ID PnILBRICK, Rec Sec
Boston, July 10, lsip.