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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02

The only way to Cnre Costive'
ness. Avoid all strong purgative pile which only
erhsust the mucous sscYetions and wear out nature
Da n Apsreor's PsnIsrALsio LoxMsn are just the
opposite they restore the digestion quicken the v
er and tone up the whole system; tins cnring Dys-
pensla. Headache Dizziness. Piles and all other
suits OF Habtual Constipation. the chief Cause Of
I'll health. especially among women.
Ladies' who are suffering from certain complaints
known only IN females Oh aid at once got DR.. ell
effect Sold BY Harrison stsrks, % Brady Street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02

Thar exemplary Christian and gentle
manly SAINT, Parson Brownlow, has issued,
~ Governor Of Tennessee. a proclamation
recommending his Iacobin disciples in that
STATE To murder aud exterminate all lsr
some who are known TO ia members Of So
clsty bearing the absurd name Of "ku-
hlnx Khan Whether II BE the ridiculous
name that eKcitss i'rowniow's holy ire, or
his hlo1dlhnsty pronuncancn:o be the of
spring Of "inn,te cusssiaess,' is inmate
ria. Il ia decree that ought TO subject
it, infamous author 70 outlaary from civil
isAnon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02
DIR. TOBIAS

Celebrated Venetian Liniment.
- - vosdssfsi esrss sars and instsataaseus &C
lion. il csses Of Chronic Rhsunatisn. Heed echs,
etc. have astonsned the the q vilissd world nis
no new catch penny bat On article that has stood The
test Of twenty 1eaSs The enormous eale and rapid
IL Increasing demand 10 at the surset evidence
OF lie usefulness and popularity. Try and be con.
WINGED No family should BE- without bottle IL the
house hundreds OF dolars, and May hours OF suf-
feriuR may be saved BY its timely Cello CreDp.
and Qyssnsry yield 1t once TO s pain prop
critics 10 perfectly innocent. and can - given g
the oldest person OF youngest child. No matter -
Won have no confidence in Patent Medicines THE
and Yea will be surs to buy again and rec nmsnd II
TO your friends. Hundreds OF Physicians recon-
mead n in their practice None genuine unless
eioped. 80 I. Tobias" Price 50 eenis per bottle
Sold bs all Druggists. Depot, Sc Cortlandt st. NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02

IRs Presidents counsel have decided to
sanpsn Mr. S.antoa rs witness, and ask
hun t, show his commission under Preai-
dent Johnson FIR hol iing his office. They
will asa ask him L he did not, as q lawyer,
slsiss the Presi Tent that the Civil Tenure
scs dii no. apply 10 members of the Cabi-
net holding commissions issued by Mr. Lin
coln. They intend to place Senators On the
s,And Who expressed the same opinion in
debate on that act.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02

SaSAroa iiRsDsIcxs stated in Congress
that At present, tho expense Of each soldier
In the army VAS 81 400, and nearly a.
10000 for each regiment the total cost
being about $l00, 100000 a year for an
army Of b, 900 men. lie argued that, with
proper management. the army expense
could 10 at losn forty millions year.
"rar l.ungs %! the Lord" was the Title Of
q rlrl,an work published ia ths days Of
Cromwell 1.-The Rrea Of tho Devil,
wsul - good lre FIR Radical organ in
Warrington Just ., this tnl,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02
HURLEY'S
POPULAR WORM CANDY

best and most palatabe form to give 10 children.
IL surprising that 10 fest TAXING the place Of al
ether preparations for worms-it being perfectly
tastelses, any child will take it,
JANIS RUDOLF CO.. Proprietors,
LOuiavills ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02

ED.rsis DEnocnAr IL believe ] should
have hcsdsd my communication oil the
9sd ma, A. above, instead OF reputation
.. ths, the ground taken by the financial
resolution Of our State Convention, and i,
on, zoe very short step beyond br.
Pen3lete's financial policy. Mr.. Psndle-
Ton and his friends will have no trouble
with iheDemocracy Of Iowa, not even with
those ,ha believe that republican misruls
aud sx,rssgancs will obligs W. to repudiats
our national Indebtedness. They believe
that win Mr.. p. they would have an hon
sss, prudent. sdmlnistrstiop Of the govern
mont, ard that with his financial pohcy
there 10 possibility of paying our oooa'
Tn. diffeul,y, il any, will be with the
other extreme. those that favor paying not
snlv the interest but the principal Of al
our honda in coin. Tho Ssymours, Bell
uon,s aud Heffmaus Of New York, and tho
bond holding democrats Of New England
generally.
/ believe il would be very unfortu-
nate FL the bond holders TO have a demo
ctA, e this stripe or a republican elected
President, We shall never pay our bonds
10 coin, il is gresnbacks q nothing, take
var choice gentlemen.
N tho New York Commercial 41drertiser
Mr.. Weed says:
ave are drifting into reputation. We
are - driiunr. not because our debt is too
ousraus Or that our people are dishonest,
hut -eAuse Congress is either insensibls
70 tho dan FER or Indifferent 70 The con-
sequences
You saw that you are not prepared TO ad-
mt that Davenport has any intention Of re-
pudia,ing her city debt. Well, perhaps
not, hut when majority Of Jour voters are
IN favor Of paying tiity cents on the dollar
you may cali on me for the cigars.
Whit matters it whether you have tax
able property to the emoupt Of twenty o,
fifty tunes its Indebtedness, provided il |,
already blrthsned with a. much taxes q
lssitim mate business can st,nd.
! think large majority Of these one,
United States believe the war for which gu
national deb, has been created was brough
about BY Radical aggression upon the sav'
Ssates-ani the result has been 10 han,
over the land and institutions of Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison. Jackson, clay an,
Benton TO negro supremacy.
Does Il not msks your blood boil TO rcst
the proceedings OF tho mongrel convention
rsmodeling the constitutions framed by such
mens DO you believe that, taking al thss,
things into consideration, our people viii
stand the necessary taxation to pay this un
jus, debt in coins Nsver-even in green
bscks-doubtful. DsuocGAr
Pleasant Valley, March 30, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02
BOOT MARKET Z!
CHICAGO MADE.
OFFICE OF
2. CHAPLIN & CO.,

The trade being about over for al kinds goods Or
heavy wsar Ne have now commenced On 1 uoe Of
Spring goods and would call particular att ntton to
our prices for Calf Boots and High Cat Dal. Whole
best Boot ever tanned cut In our factory for tho oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02
Eurley's Ague Tonic

FAILED TO EFFRCT A CURk All who have
used 1t chserfy tell their afflicted friends oft. as
sure and certain for chlls and fever. Any one
suffering from the chilie would consult their own IN
terest ~ sending to . drug sior. and buying bot
tie Its pleasant to take compared with others and
will be certain to all cascs OF fever and ague or
ehuls and fever. Send for II to the propretors,
JAMES RIDDLE D CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02
HURLEY'S AGuETONIC
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Ague and
Fever that Is or can be depended upon is Hurley's
Agus Tonic There have been thousands cured by
uaing II who have tried the usual remedies without
benefit but In NO CASE HAS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
ton ofothsf Tar Is. = -

ZION Oh Otueg t31SSsM Is r. #. ri
SEC. 3. The officer collecting tax
es under the provisions Of this act.
shall, in addition to the penalties
provided by law on delinquent taxes
assess and collect the further
penalty Of twenty per cent on the
whole amount Of such taxes, inclu.
sive of the penalties thereon
SEC. 4. The officer receiving
said abstract il authorised,
thorizcd, and it is made his duty
whenever in his opinion the taxes
are uucollectable, to return the
abstract with :. the Endorsements
thereon of "unoollectable' and in
case said taxes are collected, the
officer receiving the same shall trans
nit the amount to the treasurer of
the county where said taxes were
levied, less the penalty provided by
this act. Z y n s H@#
SEC. s. This act being deemed Of
immediate Importance shall be in
force from and after its publication
in the Iowa state Register and Iowa
Statesman newspapers published at
Dcs Moines. ~ L. -
Approved April Sth. 1868
thereby certify that the foregoing act
took effect by publication. a. required in
section 5thercof, onthc -, day Of April
A. b. 1858. III ~ N 4 -
Ed WRIGHT Sec'y Of state. ~ d..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER "a,

Az ACT to Repeal Chapter 100 Of the
Laws If the Ninth General Assembly,
approved April It'll, 1862, and to enact,
instead thereof, . substitute having for
It's object the better protection Of fruit.
Sec. 4. be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa. That if
ony person or persons malicionsly or mis-
chicvously enter the enclosure Of any
person, with the intent to knock Of, pick,
or destroy or carry away; or having Law.
fully entered do afterward wrongfully
knock Of, pick, destroy or carry away,
any apples, peaches, pears, plums,
grapes, or any other fruit or flower, Of
any tres, shrub, bush, or vine, he shall be
punished, for the first oHense, bya fine
not less than Eve dollars, nor exceeding
one hundred dollars, with the costs Of con-
viction, or by imprisonment in the county
Jail, not exceeding thirty days; and
should any person be found guilty Of
second violation of this act the fine shall
not be less than ten dollars and costs Of
conviction, or Imprisonment as above pro-
vided. s@# s#.a ..-.n.s.
See. 2. II any person mslieiously or
mischciviously enter the enclosure Of any
person in the night time, and knock of,
pick, destroy or carry away, any apples,
peaches, pears, plums, grapes, or other
fruit or flower, Of any tree, shrub, bush or
vine, or if any person, having entered the
enclosure of another in the night, time,
with the intention to knock of, pick, des-
troy or carry away any fruit or flower as
aforesaid, be actually found therein, he
shall, On conviction thereof, be punished
by fine not less than twenty-five nor to
exceed one hundred dollars and cost Of
conviction, or by imprisonment in the
county Jail not exceeding thirty days.
Sec. 8 Chapter 40 Of the laws Of the
Ninth General Assembly, approved April
7th, 1852, and all other acts and parts Of
acts in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed.
Sec. 4. De il further enacted, that il
any person mischieyously or maliciously
bruise, break, pull up, cut down, cary away
destroy, or in any wise injure any fruit or
srnamental tree, shrub or vine being,
growing, or standing ON the land Of another,
he shall be punished BY 6ne not less than
ten nor exceeding one hundred dollars,
and cost Of conviction, or by imprisonment
in the county Jail not exceeding thirty
days.
Sec 5. Nothing in this act shall be con-
strued as rope aling or conflicting with any
part of chapter 40, Of the revision Of
1860. T. -
Approved April g., 1868.
tlE. STATE or Iowa.
Off, e Sec'y Of State,
Des Moines, May !, 1868.
thereby certify the foregoing to be
true by Of the original roll now on file in
this office. Ed WRIGHT,
Secsetary Of State.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER 100.

An act for the more effect ual COL
lection Of certain delinquent taxes.
s.c. l. Be it enacted By the gem
cral assembly Of the state Of Iowa,
That 10 all cases Of delinquent taxes
IN any Of the counties Of this state,
vherc the person upon whose proper
" the same were levied shal. have
removed into another county If the
state, leaving no property within the
county where the same can BIO made
!, shall be lawful for and be the du.
IL Of the treasurer Of the county
where said taxes arc delinquent, to
make out certified abstract Of said
t.xcs a. they appear upon tho tax
book, and forward the same to--the
TREASURER Of the county In which the
person resides, or has property,
who il owing said taxes, whenever
the treasurer transmitting said abb
stract has reason to believe that
said taxes can be collected thereby.
SIC. 2. The treasurer forwarding
aud the one receiving said abstract
shall each keep . record thereof
and upon the receipt aud fling Of
said abstract in the of6cc of the
treasurer TO whom the Same is sent;
il shall have the full force and effect
Of . levy for taxes in that county
and the collectio Of the same shall
he proceeded with in the same man
ncr provided by law for tho collcc-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER l9l.

An Act to Amend Chapter 1O2 of
the Revision Of 1860, entitled
Marriage"
Sec 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
cral Assembly of tho state of Iowa,
That section 1929 of the Revision
Of $500 DO and the same is hereby
repealed, and the following enacted
in its stead, to-wit: The provisions
If chapter I02 Of the Revision of
1860. 50 far as they relate to the
procuring Of a license, and the solem-
nizing Of marriages, are not applica.
bic to members Of any particular
denomination having 40 such any
peculiar mode Of entering tho mar
riage relation and having conscien.
tious scruples against obtaining said
license.
Sec. 2. This act being deemed
Of immediate Importance shall take
effect aud he in force from and af-
ter its publication in the State Reg
lister AID National Platform. weekly
newspapers published at the city Of
Des Moincs, Iowa.
Approved April s, 1868.
STATE or Iowa,
Oticc of Sec'y Of State,
Dcs Moines, April Is, 1868
| hereby certify that the foregoing
is q true copy Of the original roll
new on file in this Office.
Ed WRIGHr, Sec'y
Of State.
E:.sk qualification Anil 90 1SG6
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05

s8tOl0NeS IRON nr& PaSe.)
ths grosefsdsipts Of their railroad,
Without RaDucr1oH (deduction1 Of
cGpstsse for the year ending on the
,hirty-6rst day Of December preced-
ing; second, the number Of miles of
their railroad in each county on the
.hirty-frst day of December preccd-
ing: which said statement shall be
sworn to BY the secretary and treas
urer Aof such company. and by the
general supcrint cndent Of their rail-
road. And the Treasurer of state
shall levy on said gross receipts .
tax Of one per centum, which tn.
said railroad company shall pay on
Or before the last day Of February,
after which time the said taxes shall
become delinquent, and the same
penalties aud interest shall attach
Is ON other taxes. After the said
taxes become delinquent, the Treas
urer Of State shall proceed to collect
the san,e In The same manner and
with the same rights and powers as
i sheriff may on execution.
One-half Of said taxes levied
and collected as aforesaid. sh all be
equally arportisncd by the Treasurer
Of State to the several counties
through which the said road respec-
tively run, in proportion to the
number Of miles Of main track of
road in each county, and shall be
paid over by him to the county
treasurer Of such county. If any
railroad compa ~ shall fail to make
the sworn statement required by this
act. the Treasurer of State shall
ascerta in as nea: as may be the gross
receipts Of such dclinq ucnt company,
and assess thcreupon the said one
per centum, and shall 81 czc and levy
upon tho whole or any part of the
property ri hts, and franchise sofsuch
company, and after giviog tenday VS.
public notice Of the time and place
VI sale, shall proceed to sell the same
at public auction, satisfy the amount
Of said assessment, together with all
costs and expenses incurred in max
ing the assessment and sale. The
Auditor of State shall draw q war
rant upon the general revenue,
payable to the order of the Treasu-
rer Of State, for the necessary
expenses incurred by him on either
the assessment or the collection of
the taxes as required BY this act.
The tax herein provided for shall
be in lieu of all taxes for an y and all
purposes on the road bed, track,
rolling stock and necessary building
for operating their road. But other
property belonging to such company,
whether persona or real, shall be
taxed as property Of in Individuals in
the respective counties in which the
same may lie.
sec 2. This act being deemed BY
the General Assembly Of immediate
Importance shall be in force from
and after its publication in the
Daily State Register and the Iowa
Evening Statesman, newspapers
published At Des Moines city, Iowa.
Approved April Sth, 1868.
[ hereby certify that the forcgo-
ing Act took effect by publication,
ss required in Section 2 thereof on
the Goth day Of April, A. d. 1868.
Ed WRIGHT. Scc'y Ofst ate,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
BARNARD'S COLUMN.
|l5tei;::B|.A tE,


This town Is located On the Upper Iowa
River adjoining the aourishing village Of
Granger Fillmore County Minnesota, ten
miles due north from Cresco, and is the
center Of one Of the most healthful locsli-
ties, and acurishiny farming commanities
in ga " & . "a t&
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1LoRENoE, IOWA i GRANGER, MINI
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NOR THERN IOWA


As an inducement to business men the
the village of Granger already has the
best Stone FIGURING Mill in Southern
Minnesota with never failing supply of
water for its propulsion 1t also contains
several business houses among which may
be enumerated, a..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05

THEY Z HERE!
The Largest, The Best.
AND TIE CHEAPEST STOCK
OF GOODS,
ever shown up to the trade It
CZeml21le2.'8
Drug Stores
CRESCO, TO-,
AND
LIE Roy, mimi.
CONSISTING OF
PAINTS. sba5s.
O1LS. &C. s-tg
~FE GLASS, a5IF4s5
PUlTY. sas
BRUSHES,
PATENT MEDICINES, ~''''
FOREIGN AND 80
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
I.a MUSICAL INST,
.PERFUMERY
80 y ssAo ALBUMS,
M.sc4LLAxsous BOOKS, .
MOULDING'S, WIN
DOW SHADES,
HYFsl CANDIES. afr2
CIGARS,
es4 1 e STATION.
cry
ENVELOPES. T
..-, CATHOLIC BOOKS,
- KEROSENE OILS
LAMPS,
sa B."s DRIED FRUITS
and q ;housand and one othe,
articles If general utility and
Of everyday use Il
His stock is full and complete il
every department, and will Be sole
1t the lowest living rates.
Every article guaranteed t. be Is repre-
sented. s. EE&s 80
CREs0e December let, 1865.
n22v6 J. ]. CLEMMER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
Barnard, Howe, 81 Jehu &c,

also two Blacksmith Shops, Wagon Shop
Paint Shop with several other mechanic
al shops and good Hotel by s. NJ. HUNT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

MosT bitters OF the present day that are
ing great tonic and curative properties ale
viie compounds and base impositions con
tanning no medicinal virtues whatever, and
are really very poor whiskey beverages
and, instead of acting as a stimulant and ton
c, have tendency to weaken the stomach
by entirely destroying the coating. The pub
lie should therefore be very cautious, and
purchase none but RoBAeK's SroaAcn Bit
TERs, which have stood the test as a remedial
agent for many years, and are really their
name indicates, u stomach bitters, and not a
beverage. They combine the properties OF
the best tonic and stimulGnt-a gentle axa-
tive, an efficient antibillous agent and the
best stomaclic known to the world, and,
when taken in conjunction with RoBAcK's
BLOOD Pills, are the safest and surest pre-
ventive against all bilious arrangements
thoroughly regulating the whole system and
giving tone to the digestive organs.
They are highly recommended as an invig-
Grating tonic TO mothers while nursing, in.
creasing the flow of milk, and for GONZALES
cents, to restore the prostration which al
ways follows long-continued sickness, they
arc unsurpassed. No household should con
slider themselves safe from the ordinary NAL
aides without these invaluable medicines
They can be obtained by any druggist.
For sale by BROWN BROS, Agt's.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
(COmmunicated.)

DEER JOHN:
Fellers like you an me, an the rest o.
our kind of foxes, who is IN the habit o.
gittin our backs up" is apt to mott.
things. I've done it and I send it to yor
so you kin.
I've hearn of the imagery Of Shakspeer
& the grafck powers Of Dainty, and the
reality stickin out'n the wrtins of Birol
but [ never seen anything that could tech
bottom with the feller who writ the lines
send you with this yer letter Imagina-
ton is good thing, and some iellers has Z
heep OF it; but 'taint nothin to reality
The feller who writ about this yer cat seen
every bit Of it, sure. 'spose he was in
luv with "IFergusOns" gal and was hangin
round ther mites; chawin.. the gate post;
an settin on the fence and climbin in tie
back yard ; and waschin the winders an
chock full Of luv an rhyme; au Of course
ole Ferguson" wos agin him an agin the
gal and had his "back up. So this feI-
Ter had to have an outlet. His fcclins
was Dustin him. an so he let EN- out on the
cat, tryin to kill two birds with one stone !;
free his feeiins and warn Ferguson" not
TO keep his g back up I'll put it agin
emmy piece Of potrY ever writ. 1t tux me
atweea wind and water, and doubled me
up like frozen shirt. The mussels on my
stumack drawed up like the wrinkles on
an ole mans face, an my medriff wouldn't
stir. No air come out'n the lights, and
nary pump would work, and I was COLLAPSED.
The third vers done me. [ seen that fel-
Ter nawin the gate post, & lookin at his
Gals winder. | seen that cat 4" loafn" ON
tie fence. seen the 'tother cat come
along and get scratched long side the
''jowl', an then both Oh 'em with their
" tails stickin ~" "jumpin round and
howlin." About that time change come
over the fellcrs feelins. He felt like ta-
kin ''Ferguson" Us that cat did the other
cat but when that cats 'back was bust
cd" he felt skoered like, an sorry too, an
he went right home an writ these yer that
[ scud you. It's poetry as is poetry. Its
iull Of imagery. lis eraiick in desert p
ton. It's rcglar in meter. Its pcrfck in
rhyme. It's historical in caracter. tt
erds with u moral. Fact is, it can't be
beat in literature; an as its a walnin to ALL
'or any other man." you must let every
body read it in your frst-rate paper.
Your friend,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
sCnool ysaDori.

Report OF the HIGH School and Grammar
department Of the Plymouth public school
for the month ending Jan. 81, 1868:
The following persons have an average
monthly standing of over ninety per cent:
Arthur Corse, 100, s. L. McKelyey, 100, Il.
a. Hume, 1O0 Thos. Orr, 1C0, Laura Logan,
100, Francis Waugh, 100, Efio Norris, So,
Lillian Spaulding, 80, Melissa Bell, 100, Phe-
be Thompson, 100, Catharine Hafron, 100,
Rosa Mattngly, 100, Alice Lambert, 100, An
ME Reeve, 100, Louisa Bell, 100 Acacia Ell
lott, 30, Mary Morrill,, 95, Electa Palmer,
100, Zitella Morchouscr, 90, Lizzie Vinall,
100, Medora Craver, 100.
The monthly standing is made up Of schol-
arship, department, punctualty and attend
ance. No name appears in the above whose
department falls below anety per cent.
The average number OF pupils belonging to
the school, for the month is 10 Two pupils
have been suspended by the principal
During tie month all the departments
have been crowded, and IN consequence we
have excused the greater part of he school
at ) o'clock, P. N. Those pupils thus eX-
cused include only such as have no rociia-
tons after that hour, and whose department
and scholarship during the day, have been
perfect.
l avail myself of this opportunity to ex-
plain to parents the cause OF their children
coming home an hour earlier than usual.
We hope that parents viii visit the schools
more during the coming month than they
have done in the past When parents feel no
int crest in the schools 1t is discouraging to
both teachers and pupils. Since the interest
OF the pupils is in proportion to that of their
parents, it follows that whenever parents
show no interest, their children act in accord
ance.
D. D. I,vEF. PRINCIPAL