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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-02
Wool GRowERq CoHvEN-
TI0N.

The woel Growers OF western
PenhsylVania, Eastern Ohio
and west virginia In Council
"A Protective Tariff Desired
The Best mode OF Putting up
and Selling wool Discussed
Wool Growers Association,
kc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

ward sr o. Bermuda for n DAYS Jan o. at Ion q o. saw
Monea Yaesp under bare pos
Yates , Perssrlsa Dec q t 49, is2s in heavy
remained hours: Shifted cargo and sprung aisaS
s 70 Fs .S % 9
Srs on SUM- soSs.ns Q, Eases and ~ lat
the sierra and quantity Of other wrecked stu not long
BARK EdOpard us, staals, MarseIles, 81 days, with
Bark Felix Barnabo rr, cornillou, Marsses, 81 days,
Bark Jnniier RUS, Ahistrom Marseiies IS days with
barb susan Jane cBr) Hurford, Belize Hon. Jan 49, via
jan e. % ship steering
NNE Jan o. LAT 80 81 Ion ~ spoke schr Foam, of and for
Bark Jessie arS Grant cardenas IS days with molasses
to Brett, ,son Co. Had heavy and NE winds on the
E,n @ Ssnv, s, x with Ss. s
Bark Mary iaereia, Bowers, Apalachcola, Is days. with
Brig creole l!a1 Raano, Palermo 50 days, with fruit
Brig He%snso as Aa Ba a trieste days
%dse to slocoych Smith Heavy weather split sails and
buoy sdi paised red, and about feet
g" Vsay Gays
Ha e LOS: and split ss s p FEB a
Brig Ocean Belle DR. Hlrlcss St Domingo City, q days,
With sss ed .n rr SSss Ballet, s s roro ca' days.
Brs Torira BTl Dexter. cenfuegos, Is days with sugar.
Brig Benjamin Deiano of New oreans Coleman Calves
ton, rs days, with cotton, to master. -
Brig Navarno of Boston, Giles Mobile, 20 days with cot
Brig Mansnnla Iss1ne, saslla River Ga, IS days with
timber. To Mc.enf nine days north OF Hat
eras with heavy gales; split sails &c. a.
Brig Catherine Rogers Yeaon Bangor with lumber to
schr st Ceclls Rou,, St Kits e days. with salt to
Vessels
sshr othelo, Maxwell Wilmington: Nc Yoy , lS via 81
ment stores, tn 5 Quartermaster
schr Horton err. Knowlton Windsor rs, 4S days
with potatoes to Dnrye Hyde Split flying b lost fore
t0pmast and outer jibb00m -
Schr Edith of New Havenl. Wheeler. Mobile, 20 days,
with cotton to D Huribut & Co.
Schr Conneant Sawyer Jacksonville. IL days.
SchrJ Satterth- ute Long. Wilmington, Nc. IN days
Schr Annie Martin. Brewer Richmond. days.
Schr Moses G Leonard, Jones. James River, Va
schr W Simmons, Williams, Norfolk. 5 days
Schr Laguna Larch, Bangor 10 days.
Schr Frontier Larch Bangor. 10 days
Schr u Payne, Jones. Eastport Lost hvlng jib
Scbr Gertrude, Caldwell. Eastport
Schr Virginia, Price Boston.
Schr 4 Arcularus. Jackson, Boston bound South.
Schr L Smith, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr 5 Smith. Chapman. Provincetown.
BELOW.
Two brigs and one bark.
Wind al sunset NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

ThurlOw Weed Accused OF Selling the
Rights or Characterization to Re-
strain Thurlow, &C.,
aUPERIOR COURT.


Rights OF Characterization to Re-
strain Thurlow, &C..
SUPERIOR COURT.
Before Judge Robertson.
An action was commenced yesterday which promises
developments Of some public interest. motion was
made by W. Cooper, counsel for plaintiffs, for in
junction TO issue against the defendants which was
granted upon the following affidavit which explains the
nature of the case
Gy and s oosy q Neg Ysyk "Gharies seccr and vii
nf
Jhnrlow Weed, James 1. Pond Edmund Green, william L.
s M e on military liza aid for
said Wa Department TO AFFORD line Of magnetic telegraph
Should ss,s a. from hc q New Go
MIA or no, point the Pacific Of the United
above named dviduals should each equal
IN and s. BY the War De-
October last PAT hsreabops The Honorable Edwin
ali ami me OF and promised
Ra% IKE s Ct sa o %Ai Ds
snd two Sc. e ss
and company Of the American
right "a & ama p al issa
IL hs M a Esw ,Ras 81 asSn
The same mt7o w. The 18th day Of Jannary-Thnriow
agreement With president directors and company
9 Or a ssd Dan, Telegraph and
SsscssS al s title interest in the above
made t the I permsen or no
THAI a. 81, sSea .s s s s
Pond and Green That upon bes duly informed Of the
s1 Of the ssSsT anss
se ssns
n:
letter sn, ssss$
sna Were ABOUT e sei their Interests
s
described By sailing and transferring such grant the
preden directors and company Of the American Tele.
tSss: further s., they have
s1S SoqRny Of New against saa Weed Pond
of them irresponsible respond in damages
william H. sEcoR.
Sworn g Sef0 s ne this l2,h dsy Of January
The following Is the order of injunction:-
NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT.
ohar,s !sf2y and William ~ Saoor e. Thzlor Wed,
assa e me- ss sssS Of &c
above named plaintiff, dated the 18th day February
%osn for 81 hs nsy Il %
sn sSs selling Be sy
or assigning or from communicating agreemsn verbal
tors and company Of the American Telegraph Company
party parties whatsoever their rights titles
stanton Secretary Of War Of the United States Of permits
the dty OF New Orleans In the State OF Louisiana
of SAN Francisco, in the State of California;
Of them any sum or sums Of money or other valuable con
said grant the further order OF this court and
IN of dsobedence this order you will be liable
punishment therefor prescribed by law.
ANTHONY L.. ROBERTSON
Chief Justice Superior Court
SIDNEY W. CooPxR PLAINTIFFS Attorney
NEW YORK, Feb. II, 1886
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

70 S SS ass ssSssT Smith e ss@ VIZ
Sanss s. E%ma LATHAM. ~ 5Srss S ss
CAM sTssS II Ssss. ss, ,. Ass 2 s ss Va
fsS'1 Ercsia sssSu a3 Goo%s. 'sS.'
Hf 9so Asy az a %
pSy Ss Louise e F
D. Duncan Ss ws' s Adams am yssbu lag
tina Maria Colson, for Boston do schr Reed Reed Cat
LNPIAk0fA Jan aeIn port briss Baltic Hooper; seno-
drSys Inside The bar steamer Reindeer brig Ss,apoay
ssg
s,hyArr bark Carmen isp) cherevre Havana: brig 10
s::S
Maamoros Srss Lark ndskn csnraesSs; f ssr.
White BRYANT APa achcola sehrs open Sea- Coombs a
l2-Arr steamers Heshannock. from NYork, and Cuba
MOBILE Feb e-Cld ship Marie Eliza (Fr) Renter.
PhILADEtPiiA, EeS Steamer r. Aries croyell
schrs Argus Eye Townsend cienfnsgos Snowflake DcRer
j, ishArr steamers psswass B Thompson
York; Star King Provncetown Below brig @ Williams,
PORTLAND, Feb lo-Arr steamship Hoernian (Br) Dni.
ton, Liverpool tann sld);
Fuller Port an PrTce; Martha Berry Chase cardenAs
RICHMOND. Feb 10 and Il-sid schr calawan,tcak
SAVANNAH Feb s-cld brig Ocean Belle, Morton, 81.
4ih,Arr schrs John Vance Smith, st Johns River;
Sth@xrr sissmshIps Lcp Merrill Nyork; Chase Roa.h
Hunt wookeuTy, NYork; schrs Elliott, Watts Boston;
6,hCld brig Eliza Ann Ayres Jacksonville; bark Arb
traitor (Br), Allen Liverpool; Brown, DAVIS Glen
sth-Arr steamer Island CITY; Ketchum Hilton Head
q brig.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14
Port OF New York, February ~, 1866.

Port OF New York, February II, 1866.
CLEARER
steamship Nereus, Bearse Bosion-Nep,une Steamship
Bark EdOrado Obj, Hendricks. Lverpool-Brett son
Rart Ibis. westercndorn, Gaivc-,on-Tupper Bea,i,e
Brig knso.urn (Brl. butler. csdir--Harbe-i Hsissy.
B,rg Thos Young tBr) Young. Kingston, JAG II Trum.
Brig Cambe lBr), Anderson, Port Prince via Port
Brig Maehis.. Gates Neuvsas-Thompson Hunter
Brig Olga. Mclean, Moble-Tupper A Besttie.
schr Laura Gertrude, Campbell MobIie-E o Huribu, a
schr wide World Hndren. charles,on-S Il Mccready
Co
steamer Kenncbcc, Edmonds, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
ssousrTP ssrnvnn OH ba rsS vrrpc" ia, =
., s,ssn.hig Palestine Bg Martyr. Liverpool via Boston
steamship star ct the Union, blanchard New Orleans
& 1 I' ca aSa Rs. Nv IS miles, saoSans 60
81 nc Piss ~ and ss sss 81
s,ea%s;GP rss Browne New Orleans FEB and sw Pas.
Co FeO ats 70 mile. Nv Of TOrtSsss saw steamer
steamship rlsbesu Eaton Savannah Fob 10 with rndse
and PASSENGERS Livingston. For CO. Ilh AN lat 81
white star, steering sw; loan lat 81 ~ lon " Sd saw
steamer blue nag. with white steering SW. II
y, - lon 20 schr Ny Rover from Charleston ior
steamship saniee CONN Mobile via Key West, 10 days
Steamship san Jacinto Loyeand. Savannah with mdse
stssmsep quaker city West Charleston, 60 hours, with
mdse and passengers, 20 Arthur Leary.
Steamship Gussic rclfar Dean, Morrhead City NC 50
hours, with mdse, 10 Murray. Ferris A Go.
steamship III Cid, Hobart, Newbern, NC with mdse, 10
Gooispced.
ship saml Russell Lucas Yokohn tJapan). Nov pass
A Low A Bros
g snow Bgrse Was ls dass seing "a oaSdSss on n lie
English coast with continuation Of violent gaes since
then had very heavy weather. split sails 1c.
ship VIM Cummings iof Ihiladelphia Miller, feghorn
day.o the norhwsr Of Baileras with very heavy weather
Jan 81 lai % ~ lon 6s 7 spoke brig Circssssn from Phs
dclphla for Cenfuegos.
Bark Arsa Brown, Pooobow Sept ~ via Singapore Nov
O. WITH eas, 10 John HQyntun's son Co Experienced
ttphoun n the China sent 20 10 passes
Anir Nov Y Cape 81 Good Hope Dec H. s1us.
tpr Jan H. Nov IT, ~ STRAITS Beuta snake srhr lamar
lHam mAss. from Annoy for New York Dec 81 Ia, M a
lon }. W. hars Cane pus tBr - days from Bombay for
Bars Ionic ,Rr KNOWLES. Palermo. Is DAYS with brn.
siohe ahd ffur TO Bchoud Co Has been The north.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

the safe were oroughly overhaued and all the funds
were gather' together, when the thief had been
half an nor in the building, took his departure locking
all the DC behind him except the street door, passed
out into. the town. and out into the country distance Of
Anew miles, where he was met by his conederates, who
han taken another route with the wagon when all drove
To birmingham, whence their adventures are already
recorded
The bank officers DESTROYS OF expressing Superin
tendent Kennedy Judge Downing and District Attorneys
Dickinson Hall and Courtney their thanks for services
rendered In assisting the work Of the detectives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured Sent Address
E. b. Foote, N, D., l,l30 Broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14
ARTIFICIAL EWES.

A Rr1FrcrAL s-ARrirfcfsL Huvsv BYE
n made order and inserted b. Dre. y. BAUCH Y
GOrGELwANN tformerly emrinred b. Hols.0nneau |"
FAris so Broadway. New Ynrs
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Croup--tTow Il may be Easily Prevented Also Cause
Cure Sent free. Address f. b. Fooe NJ D., I'D Broad
Nam XorL
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OLp EYES MADE NEW WITHOUT sPEcTACLEs,
~ doctor medicine Pamphlet mailed free. Address
T. h. Foote NJ d.. ll3O Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

Confidential Information for the Married Sent free IN
sealed envelope Address 4. Ii. foote NJ d.. i3) Broad
vav NAM Yark
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S HIPPIN G NEW S.

ALMANAC DAY.
suN kfsrs............. 70 NOON
BUN srTs................ ~ HIGH WATER. 81
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COTO THOMAS r.. ACNE WIS, 26D AND 2S2 GREEN
" wich street, Of Murray and there yoa will
Teas Coees Fish, Flour everything else cheaper
IN New York. One price house.
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MEDICAL COMMON sENsE-iW pages: 100 nlnst,,.
tons 81 80 Sent by mail evssywhere poet paid Contents
tables sent free. Address the author, f. Fvote 100
Broadway New York Consultations free daily from ".
TO 8 T.. NJ. Invads at distance consult bv letter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

nIv0RCES LEGALLY PROCURED, WITHOUT PUB
- cy. Other good cases prosecuted. without fee ill
gained. Advice free and confidential
NJ HOWES, Attorney and Counsellor, 70 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

The business OF Alsop Co. Francisco he ns,n-
Quoted by William Babcock aud rLurco Parou general
partners =
c. Ferguson. of a. South street, New York win
act % agent for said arm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

X. g. Ferguson Is prepared 10 make advances
signments OF approved incrcand Alscp Co. NAlpa
raiso and Lima, and to Alsop Co.. Francesca
q Suuth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

Captain ioutdau said ne wanIcd Tho individual s,s
~ TED. mentioning his e,h known alias The arrested
ibdNmu@, Nh" hsa become perfectly unnamed,
willingness TO swear that he didn't know where M
was. search Of his person revealed his moses.
RiOn Of thousand dollars In newly executed cow,
tsri,it twenty ave cent nutes--the object he sn,.
posed OF hi- arrest aud the cause of hiq suddr,,
dejeciion. a.. 10 the vocabulary he not clean
The accomplishment of their main purpose now SCENE,
distant The pursuit 81 one guilty man had
snfiotsiy enough. Fd 20 the capture Of her ans
hero wa fnllnedgcd criminal ready made to hand
with oil Che proofs OF his Fut his person II wa GER
faniy singular side scene in The more important
driula The seif.eonylctcd individual now implurcd
a. be set ~ liberty and promised TO assist W the
pursnit Judge Bowling, District Attorney Hail. United
ttanf Atiarney inson snd Assistant United
Sn'se district Attorney Courtney consccutlvcly
runsuiled 10 Was finally decided ~ enter up com
paint eeaiAN him aad be was admitted To- bal on
svldityp Vi future GOOD behavior on Ms part and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

A PRIVATE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARy NAY BIZ
in found At "a Clinton place, Eighth street, Or;
from CITY and country, yarionsy affected in SIGHT AND
HEARING and with CArARR, daily treated and cured
Applicants for information advice Sr VISIT
FREE OF CHARGE. City references always present
Hours from INA -
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TINE MEMBERS or THE SOCIAL CLUB .ALLENA
MAJ respectfully requested TO assemble ut the
place OF meeting fythagorss Hall this day. at ~, orocl
precisely IN attend the funeral vi dccra~sd
Louis Berse. cHAs. J. FISCHER, President
Hermann SCHMIDT, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

DARIs FASHION FOR TIIE LADfEs.-LE BON TON,
year monthly, ST. lie Petit Messenger, 50. Taylor .,
the only system for cutting ladies' dressc price s.
g. 7. TAYLOR, $40 Canal street, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
To the Boys.


We think the boys of the present
day, receive too little attention at the
hands Of their parents and friends.-
The little fellows are turned into the
street as soon as they don the breech-
es. They hear all manner Of vile
speeches. They see men pouring the
6lthy drinks Of the present..day, down
their throats. They hear the awful
oaths and imprecations SO fearfully
common among men CT our day. A
boy naturally concludes that II is man
|ly to loaf around the streets, to chew
tobacco, smoke and swear. Boys, ii
is all a mistake. No one has right
TO spend his time in loafng-no one
can afford to be il, though he may be
rich. God puts us in the world to do
something, and if we do not obey Him,
He will punish US for it. Old persons
ID easy circumstapces, may, ofcourse,
spend the evening of their days in
ease, bat the young must do some.
thing. Chewing aud smoking Of
themselves, may not be wrong, but
you will spend much money for that
which will do you no good. What Is
more disgusting than 10 see a boy in
rngs and huge pipe ip his MOUTH
We have seen such sight often,
aud we must aay, if we wanted boy,
THAT sight w5ald settle the question
very quick that bewould not suit us,
Swearing is utterly iBexousable in a
man or boy. Boys, quit at once
--if you have not commenced, never
do Il. Again, but few boys are learn
ling trades compared with the number
!. that ahould be at IT, This is wrong.
Labor is always honorable. Good
mechanics are always in demand
| You cannot al be clerks 10 stores
banks, groceries and other places Of
business. Learn trades You do not
follow them, and you win have the
means to live anywhere. DO not neg-
llsot ycar edpcstion except the part
YOU eet IN the street schools. With
good education and good trade,
YOU win make good citlzenq, Re
4 soIss 20 40 something 20 be some.
body in the community in which you
five. and then carry out your IaolD.
lticn-As. s.lri ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
THE BRIDE.
wslrrs. a nvsUnrD 1sAss 400.


WHITES a HvNDRED yHARs 400.
she 10 dressed; sheis readv the oraugs wreath now
D ooms fair on her bsSuhhi naideniy brow
lu white blassoms blsaJ with her DARK raven hair
with ihs her check Tor bl ush fingers there
He eonsswithths ,,sa .,sp 1--we only lend.
o'sr n, hssH'. nsssa idol snamorsi he beads
Bu, the wvsda Of her mother osrclouding his biiss
APsns for her wo. damps his p,snonsis tIs
:. widowed mother" hs said fear thou no, for tn,
a ebild. t.s n aaiIsa .,s.lrss.
She shall smile whea bride ss msidsh she .niied
No sorrow shallreaah her whsa safs on my breast.
Sweet bind Of my bOsom. come home TO Thy nsst.
F" sad neither. 40 daughter abe IRON thy ,id.
! bfing thee ,oa, thongh win me hrido;
rheu hzdst but ons child. 10 .IbI,a thee wiikiwsin
Two hsars Tor the VIII eh ihou eop Ids, no, rsis
" Sad autumn :. crowned with her parpi. and gold
And w,hersd and ssrs drops ths leaf on the taold
Thoogh h-d isths summer. its ffunAgs 10 hsrs
And autumn IL summer when she IL a. ear.
"Ah sweet tho spring brseIes that daily and play
Add 'west are the white hawthorn blossoms Of May
Bot swsstsT the treasure oiaso 70 ny hssr,--
Pure May-blOom, notwithstanding liy thou art
Creep closer. creep closer, ny darling my swsst
No tides, no lOrdships,T lay at thy fssti
No diamonds dso thee with tiistsning sheen !
But lore il crown, aud crown thee my queen !"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
glisesIlaneons.
A One-Armed Soldier Expresses
His Views on Cruelty as Prao-
ticed at Fortress Monroe and
Andersonville Prison,Pen.

I've just been looking at that pic
ture in Harper's Weekly, illustrating
the difference in cruelty and suffering
at Fortress Monroe, and at Ander-
sonville. Time was softeniDg the
horrid memories Of the prison hell,
and gradually subduing some of the
most terrible shades Of that picture
of suffering and cruelty, indelibly
on my mind by long
months Of incarceration in that liv-
ing tomb that castle of Dispairl
that miry hell
Accursed namel for all misery un.
uterable, for cruelty that the pen can
not write or tongue express; for that
which transforms man into something
lower than a brute; for the utmost
extreme of loathsomencss, 6lth and
degradation, at which angels weep
and devils laugh, AndsysOmUitie I
All the misery and suffering which
the fendishness Of men can cause
their fellow men to endure, is SUNNI
ed up ia that one hated name--An.
dersonvillel
AZ look on this picture, | wish
that Stanton or Grant, or some one
with the power, would Ortssr a squad
of us AndersOnville boys TO the duty
of guarding JeH. Davis.
We'd watch him as a shepherd
doea his lambs and care for nin q
! gently
Aud let us furnish him his rations
o, what nice diHhes We would tx vi
for hint Would it be long, think
YOU, before he found out who fec
lhim2
! ia like 10 be Corporal Of th'
Guard with just little discretiOnar.
power, fif such things could BED and
have the supervision Of his dali,
IweIks--bs might promenade as mncl
as he liked, but the first step he tool
I'd send bim on an errand 70 hi
father, ths elder devil, and whii'
eternity ahpnla lsst, no wouldn'
come back He would be happ,
thsn---suroundsd BY his friends Wit
lhsvs gone before. And Brick Peus
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
The News.

A coNraIBUroR TO tho New York
Citizen says; SMr Boocher has with
drawn his sermons from the In6epend-
ent. He was bound TO give thres
months notice, and has done II. Here
after they viii be Published in the
Methodist, and perhaps in the Exam
iner.
The Times Washington special Gays
those who expect Mr.. johnson to
change his course in view Of the re-
suit Of tkereeent elections viii be dis
appoiutsd. He viii leave the ques-
tion to the sIOuthern people, and II
they adopt the Amondmeut he will
bow to ths will Of the people thus
lawfully Expressed
The Governor Of Texas recommend.
ed the extinction Of all appsaranees
Of difference an 70 civil rights he,I
tween the whites aud blacks. Judge
Caldwell, Of Texas, delegate to the
second Philadelphia Convention. made
q speech as Anderson, by special Fo-
quest. during the session ofeenrt, arg,
ing the exssnsion Of suffrage 70 the
negroes, and denounciae Fsbsls and
the rebellion.
Goneral ghav,na,u -rysr a Moxie,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

side, and after noisy deolamation on
both sides, he blows a tin dinner horn,
summouing four sleepy looking boys,
/" Clan Alpine'A warriors brave, y
from behind the globe box, tho cheer
ing Is immense; but when Fits James,
not at all frightened.by the presence
Of the four sloepish-looking boys,
plants his back against the black
board, leaving the chalky impression
Of a sum 10 fractions upon the back
Of his uniform, and intimates that all
Eve Of thom may "cOmc on" and
that the black. board will ay just
as quick as he will, the applause is
absolutely terrific, aud the rafters OF
the old school house ring again.
Such an occasion as we have at.
tempted to describe is an aosis in
school-boy life, which is ap. to be
dcsert-like and monotonous, notwith.
standing school-boy days assume such
soft aud rainbow tiuts, when looked
back upon through the vista OF in
iervening years. School-boy days
we're not days Of unalloyed pIeasur,
aud delight If We try hard VIC cal
recall school sooms whore we wer,
baked on one side aud frozen on tn,
other; hard benches, desks lik
straight7jackets hungry forenoon
when il seemed as though twelve o.
clock would never come; afternoons
divided between drowsy exercises al
the blackboard and the prolongucd
agony Of parsiug," aud this only
relieved by the the exhilerations ol
Jacket tanning At the hands of sin
envy 'ehoolmsster. Pleasures and de
lights of schOOl5bcy days Cannon
- Fp GntriJwt0r.