Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

1850 before the mex; census in lS7O.-Ruf-
iGqa H-lH.
EDUCATIONAL.
THovAs CRIME To YoU.G MEy.-Ihos.
Carlyle in declining an invitation Of the stu
dents Of the Ei;nburgh University to deliver
yaeiictory address before them, closes his letter
20 his young friends a. follow- Bid them,
~ my name. i they still love me, fight the good
fight Of faith, and quit themselves ike men IN
the warfare 90 which they are IS If couscripts
and c.nsecrsted, and which lies ahead. Tell
them 90 consult the eternal Oracles mot yet
audible, nor ever to become So, when worthlly
inquired Of. and TO disregard nearly altogether,
in comparison, noises. meuacings, and deliriums.
May they love wisdom a wisdom, if She is to
yield her treasures, must be loved piously, vail
autly, humbly, beyond life itself. OF the prizes
Of life, with al ones heart, and all ones soul
in that case Il will say again., and not in any
other case, it shall be well with them. Adieu,
my young friends, long adieu.'
BEIGuT oN MHToN's DEFINITION OF Flo
QrEcE--The Right Hon. John Bright, in his
speccl accepting the freedom Of the City Of
Edinburgh, TO which he was welcomed As " an
orator and statesman. " replied -
" More than thirty years ago, when was
very young indeed, in my beginning 10 think
about public affairs, in reading the prose writ
iu.e of John Milton | found a passage which
fixed itself in my mind and which time has never
heau able 70 remove Milton says: Yet true
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so f.. as have had the opportunity Of speak
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nave luca interest l3' '"e llIeNiS Ca eu'0a.'on
F.ieTA-tf' ann e'pe;Aiy ioF le-clers' trustees
'i SCHOOLS ana DINERS N authority - ne"
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.i''lAoei ~ herman Schools VIZ Inc AooI-
tl'a oil aH afternoon ciassea 1t was princpAi-
curing 'ne past summer months mat the e1-
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I
i M NHFiSIIAN bEoIHERs--Ihe order Of re- r.,
Ig.ts'S q Dte oAF,Sitan schools was founded ii,
'elI DaP'-s' ue el Ia sane AZ mems IN 1919,
u 1T / ans III l.o0, ihough II did not attain
-H' cOIs''v.Aoie Instruction until the earlier
IT OF Ine e'sh!eehth century De Ia Sale
5 fi'''1'i' III op's'' III 'ne pes, sense Oh nat
III H7'iy mp gssel win .Ie necessity OF
o".iis q o1'''i eiu01,ioI On tne cAhiren OF
P'oie V.css's' ne le'o'ed MS pl'Iimony and Il
sl'Iig me anu iao. 70 'ne WORK and Or
ized TINS order, as the best method, in his
5''gHy' Vi promoting an oOJe'' ne had So
p al i'.'i~ .
az "a us1'nS 'ue Dlo'Iels WIN 'ne charge U
-. my %eIe u, isqu.i 70 pas through
49, soiHs '"' "At 'ne nUrlhai schools Of
i.i''eIn uHes a, Irst' ne require1 that
I. .ls'.u''i9n should be gratuitous but,
II 'n5 members Oh the order were SO
-. "a ''e-Iiul' a. 'etclers' tnAI 'hey were Oh
H. - -. -, 'iti'ing loI al
y "a ~. 'lT M lIusiI ARE 10 thelr
~. 'i l Ine Oh thls Or "a
'1' III 'ie Iarseat proportion Of the PROBES
= teachers OF the Roman Catholio Church
7,o' lnsy reported eight hundred and sew
: ,t-1.5 = Il,eu''e4 Oy Aooul three nun
'''0u9''iu 'Hi'4ie'''
'orPENs ALTON or TEAcuERs.-Accordinc TO CT
sent returns, the average monthly wages -,
lrjed in currency, and exclusive Of board
I male teachers, in Nevada, Is SI574l: ur
itmAle teachers, Slo12o. EM
aioFnia. the average annual salary, re-
'el III com IN 1904, was for male teachers Pr
H. and for female teachers 6 Allow
the average of seven months Of labor, with