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DEAF AND DUMB CHILDREN,

A writer in the "Lattk Corporal" pa
per intended to instruct and entertain y
small children, gives the following account
of conversation With some of the younger
pupils of the school for the Deaf,and Dumb
at jackson; III. The writer says; .
Not long ago, Prot. Gillett, Of. the school,
was teachingi the pupils about the resuffec.
tion. He asked some Of the, little boys #
they were going. to die? Theya:aa shook
their little heads, and t1rned up their noses.
t.No, indeed, they were not going to de-
I suppose they thought, in their dumb way
of3thinking, that they wouldn't be caught
doing such foolish thing aslthat: Prof.
Gillett then asked sorsEeffa rschol-
ars, who alfsaid, ;s'yes, they would all die,
sometime. "n So, when these poor, little,
new fellows found they sxopldd dis. they did id
not like it at al. 81 Some Of them began 70
CRY. ri - esaTzs Ng -oslls2 ytft ~ Z: y.
The next morning, when they, came, into
school, they began TO ask me, in signs, b If
they were going to- dei2 Il toldthem tsyes;
but if they were good after they had been
covered up in the ground, as they hsd all
seen at funerals, God would send snsangel
down, to open.the graveands take them to
heaven. Buff they were bsd'thsy would
go down below" :. 1,suppose they thought
that meant into o deeper grave; for they
did not seem much shocked at the idea.-;
But suddenly one boy burst into tears, and
said, in signs, of course, that he did not
want tosgosup to ;KeaSsh3 3he wanted TO 60
home on the cars to his father and mother.
I tried to explain that they would die, too,
and 20 to heaven, which made him cry hard
er than ,ever.,al 2 e=..s,8 ID: "a slei.ss..
T; Then the children began TO draw cdans,
and graves, and weeping willows. over the
blackboard, looking as solemns (and / have
no doubt, feeling much more'so) asssehureh
mouse, while I could Got help laughing al
the time, asahard as Icoull (which they
thought very wonderful; and presently they
began to ask me etif 1 wss not goidg to die,
too2 When L told them, yes, they locked
rather quizzical, for they thdughtft y very
bad thing to have To. die. But [ told them
they would not be deaf and dumb 81 heaven,
but could hear and tally I Elick kaeemed to
comfort them greatly. aii.tt. 30 ss..f7tt IS
Then they asked me if they would eat hi
heavcn?, I told them no, they would not
be hungry there. They did not ikethils
idea at al, for they, like all other children,
think it a; fine thing to be hungry, when WlhEea
they have q good dinner. s,;'o' ,s7;3.,, haei
''But," said one boy; cant We skats up
there?'' .,l N =. = 49,. Il "a ,,-rsS
+ I was sorry to have to tell the poor boy
no, for I knew he would not think 50 high
ly of heaven when he heard that. 2" .f'tAs''.>.
Then one little girl took Up 9 picture sf
q fish, and asked if fishes must die, tool
eyes" replied .7cenl,h,A - ,..t';ns
sWill they 60 70 beasen2 = 'sshe' 'll asked:
l"No," Z said. IL 8
nm SeEE.FE !
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die, orspin d top, there it was in readineasg
and When they threw it upon the floor, the
Older children had no need to be toldto put
it again IN dtsplaee.- old ;Aagasins.ri11 =,
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AWAY TO ALASKA,

Ii appears shat all the schoolmarms and
moral reformers Of New England are not
yet provided for IN the unrecons~ueted
South. A few more Of the same sort,
hndiag their time hang heavy on their
hands and their supplies of ''stamps"
growing unpleasaAtly short, have moved
their Senatorial friend, Henry Wilson, to
get up "COmmissioa " inquire into the
moral condition Of the Alaska Indians"
We have been expecting this, but we
hardly thought 1t would be sprung open
us befUre the warm weather he'd set Ia.
As the proposition has been made, how
ever, we are III favor Of It's being adopted
immediately, on condition that the Com
mission take the Northern Pacific road
and SCI out on their journey at Suce.
The Alaska Indians, it appears, are .
dreadfuliy dissipated set Of beings They
hnVe no Sunday schools, no liquor laws,
no conventions, don't care a straw about
the great moral ideas Of the age, and pass
most of their time in gambling with small
shells for lack Of postal currency. They
understand no language but their own,
and have nothing to say in that, How
vast field for the improvement Of our
species is opened by the existence within
our borders Of this noble bat undeyelopcd
racel They are the more worthy of our
sympathy, also, that during the recent
civil war they were uuconpromisiDgly
''ioyNl" They yearned for the success
Of our flag as warmly as their climate
would permit, and exhibited precisely as
much devotion to its cause az The iuland
negroes Of the Gulf States and the Caro-
linas. Can 1t be possible that the For
tieth Congress can look with dry eyes and
Ii buttoncd-up national pocket on the ne
cessities, the high spiritual necessities, of
Alaska7
Let the Commission" 30 made up ard
sent off at once. 1t is possible, 10 be
sCre, that the members may all freeze up
IN tranSitu, but even If that should hap
pen their services will not be lost Baron
Eunchausen tells us how once upon a
time the horns of certain musicians in
Spitzbergen iroze up full Of notes, and
when the spring come, grIta vice veris ct
JdUoH Eve love TO be classical when ap-
pealing to Henry Wilson, the darling of
Harvard though not, alas her legitimate
SOM. all these imprisoned melodies swell
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How grandly will sound, amid the dash
ings Of the Oregon. a thawed-out ocean
Of elpqucRce from the lips Of five and
forty select ladies' and men and brethen,
exhor!ing Aiaska. ko Abyss;nia, O arise
and siug What's the expense of such
M operation to a ration like ours in the
fsH fnsh Of the most magnificent national
seba ever got up in tts same space cf
Gzss-N Y. BrR
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A BRAyE ENeEEsGi KlELED IN THE
BEscnARGE OF HIS DUTY A few days
ago, says the Pousville Standard, az Il G
eOgirN Msnatawny WAS taking two pas
senger cas- to St. Clair, one Of the par
alkl reds connecting the driving wheels
of the eUgine broke short of The train
uUs at the tiUe passing the car shop
above the round house, at Palo Alto. Tie
fireman, Stephen Rehr, jumped off, ard
tod the engineer, Michael Salmon, 10 do
the same, but the brave engineer wbistled
"down brakes" and reversed the engine.
The rod struck the boards Of the house
under his feet, knocking them to splinters,
and breaking off some of the stay bolts OF
the boiler. Salmon fell through the hole
70 the ground, when he was struck, as is
supposed, by the engine Virginia, which
was pass ng with ano.her train, ard
KNOCKED under the wheels of Lis cwn
train, which passed over him. One Of
his arms was cut off, the other arm bro
ken, ard his back and head badly cut and
bruised. He was taken into the round
house, and surgical aid summonsl. but G
died IN = few minutes. lie was an old
and experienced engineer, and bore an ex-
Ce'ient character. His heroic conduct in
endeavoring to save the lives of his pas
scngers at the risk Of his own, is deserving
Of the highest ccmmendation Sach a
man is a hero indeed, more deserving Of
the title than any man who slnys his fel-
low beings on the field of battle Michael
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family and friends may cheIi.h Lis me-
mury with pride.
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