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The FARMERS TAx.-The Commissioner of
internal Revenue decides that farmers are
required to make a return Of produce sold
within the year, but not required to return pro-
duce until the same is sold. Representative
Reeves has had further correspondence with thu.
Bureau of Internal Revenue which adheres to
its decision, heretofore announced, that farmers
selling their produce from wagons or stalls i'm
cities must pay the special license tax or $40 as
produce brokers. There are indications that
the Committee OF WAYS and Means will strike
out this legal feature from the Internal revenue
bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

vCHEODoRE KAUFMAN, Artist-etsdie, Met
i ssrott Hali-vill give instr.stion IN Painting
nens', Welnesday. Hours from 2 20 4 O'Clock.
Terms nsds Known on application. Ahl&W'
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CARLoTTA PATTI.-The concerts to be given
by Carlotta Patti at Lincoln Hall, in this CITY
this week, afford our citizens the last opportu-
nifty they will have for years of hearing this
gifted vocalist, as she goes to San Francisco,
thence TO South America, and will probably
make trip around the world. Evening con-
certs are announced for Thursday and Friday
next, and matinee for Saturday. Patti will
be supported by Mons. Theodore Ritter pianist:
q. r. Prume, violinist; Henry Squires, tenor.
and Josef Hermans, basso-names all familiar
as household words to lovers of music. The
sale of reserved seats commenced at Metzerott,s
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

RICHMOND, March 2l.-Affairs are quiet to-
day. In last nights skirmish only one colored
was shot in the shoulder. Ellyson has entir-
control of the city. CahoOn has only half
dozen men in the third station house. and there
appears to be no further dnnger of a conflict
The mob around the third station has dispersed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

Miss FLORENCE, who sued General Butler for
the recovery of the jewel-hilted sword. belong
ing to the late General Twiggs, seized by But
Ter when In command at New Orleans was at
the Treasury Department, on Saturday, to re-
quest that these articles be returned TO her.
She was not gratifed in her request. the Secre-
tary refusing to let them 90 out of his possession
pensing the determination Of the suit.
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PROTEST FROM THE CHERoKEEs.-The prin-
cipal chief and delegates of the Cherokee nation
Of Indians have sent memorial to the Senate
demonstrating against Territorial form of
government, legislative jurisdiction OF Congress
the abrogation Of existing treaties, and the bur
den Of government taxation without representa-
ton, and in favor of the payment by the United
States OF all just obligations to the said nation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

PAPAL lNFALLIBILITY.-Rev. Father Stone
streets sermon at st. Aloysius Church, yester-
day, is thought to foreshadow declaration of
the infallibility of the Pope by the Ecumenical
Council He stated that the man might be pee
cable, but as the head OF the church he was in
fallible; and that the expected dogma, if put
forth, would be nothing more than a definition
Of what had always been the Acknowledged be-
lief o. the truly faithful. In the course of his
Introductory remarks he took occasion to state
that the telegraphic news from Rome relating
to the Ecumenical Council was very much dis
torted and colored by coming through English
channels.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHARIES UEUnSurCu

ShAMFAGNE. Sillery and Extra Dry. In Ras-
kets-ln CO sss. For sale by all wholesale grocer
ana MIne dealers. Sole agent for United States,
SCHULTZE TALLER, 40 Beaver street, New
10TH NH II -2aw2m
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MANHOOD AND wOMANHOOD

iorA NH II 2aw2m
MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.
EsSAlS ) FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passonal
attraction of the sexes, and the happiness of TRUE
NAB RIAGE, when perfect manhood and perfect wo-
manhood unite '" consecrate the union. Sent free
IN sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD hSSOCI-
ALTON, BOX p, Philadelphia. Pa. ja2;- eo3n
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye il the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not cOntain
ead nor any ritatie poison to produce paralysis or
aeath. Avoid the Wanted and deusiye preparation
b9asting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A BatcheloTs Hair Dye has had thirty wears
untarnished reputation to uphold its Integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
9 ali Druggists. Applied at Is Bond street
n. H feb-tr
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Ex-CoNsRxssNAN WHIrrKNoRR rea.hed
Sumter, s. c., on the 18th inst, but no Demon
stratiOn Of any kind was made. The County
Commissioner refused to let him speak in ne
,choolhouse, where he addressed about one han
lred persons. nearly an colored men, saying he
"was not ashamed Of what he had done, but re-
gretted it" and that he also regretted thst he
nad no opportunity 70 defend himself in Con-
PIE, although he had received various iusuio."
He asked TO be sent back for the unexplred
term, and was answered BY cries Of "fes' yes,
yes" from his audience.
SThe Texas LeRislature refuses 70 elect
chaplain, and excludes all reporters.
n0Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson now the oc-
curant of the cottage st Woodsioe, . part Of the
estate Of her late husband. az s&fl
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs.-Commissione
Wilson, of the General Land Office is in receipt
OF returns from the following Land Offices
showing disposal during the past month of
1900 acres OF the public lands: Beatrice, Ne
braska, 50 ,70s; Denver, Colorado TERRITORY Is
99I and Stockton, Cal, $685.
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BILL TO PAY CLAIMS OF LOYAL CITIZENS OF
LoUDouN COUNTY, VA.-In the Senate to-day.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on Claims. re-
ported a bill. which was read and passed to q
second reading, appropriating S26i Oi9, in va
rious amounts for the relief of loyal citizens o,
Loudoun county, Va, whose live stock was
seized and property burned by the military
forces OF the United States, in conformity witt
General Sheridans order of November N. Issl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

NEW INSURANCE CoMPANY.-BIr Boles intro
duced in the House to-day bill, which was re-
ferred to the District Committee, incorporating
1.-The National Metropolitan Fire and Marine
Insurance Company" of this city, and naming
as cOrpOrators therein Moses Kelley, VIM Wall
\. Acker. VIM. Orme, w. b. Todd, Henry Sem
ken, w. 6. MetZerott, j. Y. Davis, John r. Len
man. George +. Gulick, Z. II. Holden, and Geo
w. Cochran.
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THE FREEDMEN's SAVING AND TRUST Con-
fANY.-Mr. Cook, to-day, in the House of Rep
resentatives, offered an amendment to the fifth
section of an act entitled San act to INCORPORATE
the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company"
Of this city, approved March 3, 1865, adding to
the end OF the bill the words: "And to the ex-
tent Of one-thlrd thereof in stocks Of any Stat.
or OF any incorporated city Of the United States,
and to the extent Of another third in bond and
mortgage on real estate, double the value of the
Ian; and the corporation is also authorized to
hold and improve the real estate now owned by
II in the city of Washington, 1. E. the west half
OF lot 3, lots s. 6, and south half of g. SQUIRE
221, as laid out in the original plat of the cityn
The amendment was referred to the District
Committee.
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The INDIANs.-The Senate Territorial Com
mittee have under discussion a bill to consoli
date the Indian tribes under the form of terri
torial government, to be called Territory of Ok
lahoIna, and to be bounded as follows: ON the
nerth by Kansas, on the west by eastern bound
ary OF New Mexico and Texas, on the south b.
the northern boundary Of Texas, and on the east
by the western boundaries of the States o.
Arkansas and Missouri. 1t provides for execu
tive and Judicial officers, to be appointed by the
President, and alegislative council, to consist @,
one member fr0n each tribe or nation whose
population shallnot exceed five hundred. This
Is another step n the Inauguration of a peace
policy among the Indian tribes.
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DANGER OF HAsrY LEGISLATION ILLUs-
TRATED.-" Dixon" writes to the Boston Adver-
tiser There hasbeeh good deal OF joking to-
day at the expense of Senator Sumner anu
General Butler, sverthe scope of the following
clause IN the TEXAS bill, introduced by the lat
ter :-.' Provided, further, that this act shall
not affect In any manner the conditions and
euarantc es upon whi<h the State OF Texas was
annexed and admitted as a State" To-day
This came up in the Senate, and Mr.. Sum.
ner was 30 anxious to have the bill passed
that he suggested acton without a formal refer
ence to the committee. The following Is an
extract from the join resolution for annexing
Texas, approved Mach LIST, 1915 And such
States as may be formed out of that portion of
said territory lying sosth OF Sc degrees 30 minutes
north latitude, comnpnly known as the Missouri
compromise line, shall be admitted into the
Union with or without slavery, As the people of
each State asking admission may desire"
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APPEALS OF CORPORATIONS TO THE u. S.
SUPREME CoURT.-In the Senate this morning,
Mr.. Hamlin introduced bill granting appea s
from, and authorizing the issue of wrIts OF error
bia in certain cases. 1t provides that when any
body corporate shall think itself aggrieved by
any hnal judgment or sentence Of the Su-
preme Court OF the District, whereby said
body corporate shall be adjudged or SEN
fenced to be deprived of any right
property or franchise, to paw any sum
of money not less than 81 900. and shall desire
that the judgment shall be reviewed upon a
writ of error to the Supreme Court OF the
United States such corporation may prosecute
writ OF error in like manner as is now provided
by law in reference to other final Judgments
orders or DEGREES Of said court. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
WOMEN TO RECEIVE THE SAME PAY As MEN
FOR SIMILAR WoRK.-In the House to-day Mr.
Arnell introduced bill, which was referred to
the Committee on Education and Labor, pro-
viding that hereafter all clerks and other en-
ployes in the civil service Of the United States
shall be PAID, irrespective Of sex, with reference
formed by them. The second section provides
that in the employ ment of clerical labor in any
branch of the civil service no discrimination
shall be made in favor Of either sex. The third
section provides that where examinations of
candidates are prescribed By law or by the heads
OF departments, the said examination shall be
OF the same character for persons OF both sexes,
without distinction or preference. The fourth
section provides that the designations, chief
clerk, chief or heal of division chief or head Oi
section, clerks of the fourth, third, second and
first classes, cOpyis messenger, laborer, and all
other designations Of employees in existing acts
Of Congress, or use in any branch OF the civil
service OF the Unied States, shall be held here
after to apply TO women as well as TO men, AM
that women shailbe regarded equally eBgibl
with men to perDrm the duties OF the abov
designated cler ks and employees, and shall re
ceive the compensation therefor prescribed
law. Section fivs prescribes that this act sha,
not be so construed as to require the displace-
ment OF any perssn now employed, but shall APP
ply to all vacancies hereafter occurring fur am
cause.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
RICHMOND TO-DAY.

All Quiet ON the James-MayOr Elly.
son I'm Possession Of the City.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ TIONAL EATRE
MONDAY MARCH 81
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
the distinguished Comedian
MIR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
in bis great speciality Of
RIP VAN WINkLE.
Matinee-Saturday at o clock.
Prices of admission to Matinee: Private Boxes.
s.; Orchestra, 81: Dress Circle, rs cents; Par
gustte 80 cents; Children, Is cents Noextra charge
for reserved SEATS. mh2I- III
ssIRON RINGS. Startling, Interesting. AMI
Il Marvellous Manifestations by the Invisibl,,
MaelcIaDs OF the Spheres, at Odd Fellows Hail,
TUESDAY EVENING. March =, at 8 o clock by the
world renowned CHARLES ii. READ. Floating
Music, Iron Rings, Floating Coats and all the won
.cers Come and investigate for yourselves. Ad-
mission 30 cents reserved seats cents. Reserved
seats may be obtained at the daOr from To D. m
Noperson admitted after O'Clock. IRepJ it
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~ a. p g. : :, Y; cQCHRAN,
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RoTlcE 10

No. 405, N.R--In the Chaneery Court OF Mem
ph1s, Iennessee.-Sam 5. Spieer, Executor
y this cause, on the I'D day Of December.
L lS69, an order was entered, directing pub
ucatlOn 70 De made for all persons interested
in the estate Of II. c. Horton, decd. 70 come
forward, exhibit thesF demands, and have
themselves made parties to the bill in this
suit, etc; also, enjOining ali persons claim
ing to be creditors OF said estate from instf-
tuting suits at law upOu their demands:
II Is therefore ordered, That ALL SUCH
PARTIES make their appearance herein, At
the courthouse, in the city OF Memphis.
Tenn, on or before the hrst Monday in
March, 1915, and HE and establish their
claims as Aforesaid, according 70 law. or th5
same will be barred and the cause proceeded
with eXparts; and that a copy OF this order
De published once a week. for fOur successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest.
ACGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & Jackson. Solicitors for Complain
ant. deg
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Saturday. sth Of February. $40
Attachment Suit.

Law Court of Memphss-Partee. Purfeson q
Co, plaintiffs. vs-G W. Riddeile. Defendant.
CLEREis OFFICE, December so. 1859.
A FFIDAFIT for attachment having been
~ made in this case IN pursuance OF Section
80 Of the o Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned BY the
proper officer levied. etc, on the pr0Dertv
Of the defendant, g. W. RiddeIle:
1t Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Courthouse, in the CITY OF Mem
ph1s, lennon or before the second Monday
IN February next. and defend this suit. or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and the case set for hearing exparte: thai
a copy OF this order be published Oncea week
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A copy: ALFREr MATTHIAS. Clerk.
Ciapp, Vance & Anderson. Attorneys for
plaintiffs. faQ
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NOTICE.

CEVERAL responsible persons having been
- elected eonstables In the city districts,
and having given good bonds aud are now
ready to tskeall proper business, I viii, from
and after this date, deputize no special con-
stables. The following regular. cOnstables
will have boxes at my office:
t. ;. Mallory, Fourteenth Civil District.
James 5. Bailey, Thirteenth Civil District.
HUME +. HILL,
jale No ! Court Street
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Attachment Suit.

state or Tennessee, Shelby county. Before
Ihomas b. Aynatt. Justice OF the Peace ia
and for said county.
Davis & Baugh vs.. P. s HarrelL.
4 FF4DANII having been made and bond
y given as required by law, and attach
ment having been issued and returned before
me- levied, etc, on the property OF defend
ant, and defendant not 70 be found in my
county.
It Is therefore ordered, That the said de-
fenC2nt appear before me, at my Office. in the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee
on the 4th day OF February, 1870, at IaoeiocE
am and make defense 70 said suit. or the
same VIII be tried exparte; and thai a COPY
OF TINS notice be published in the Memphis
appeal for four successive weeks.
IHOS. 3. MYNATT. J. p.
January 5, 1870. las
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Cotton 1910 20 aa1o.

A BOUT 800 acres OF the richest cotton land
IA Of Chscot county Ark, the finest cotton
region In the world; it is high bank land
formerly Belle Point. one Of the first Sc
lections on the river; 800 acres cleared. bal
ance timber, readily salabie as wood or lum-
Der; leveed frOnting on the river. and eneir-
eled by a beautiful lake: it has the great adj
vantage Of independence Of the levees of the
main shore. and can sbe made a most secure
and beautiful domain. Valued. before the
war, at Sl50,a00; 1t is now offered so low that
the profits of a single full crop viii pay for il.
If not sold by 18th January, 1870. it viii be
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

THE Memphis Oil Company wish TO pur-
Il chase, during next fall and winter. a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which thev
viii pay the market price, furnish saeks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform Fairbanks scales. the urge their
friends not 10 store their Seed in large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
TO make contracts for delivery OF Seed will
nleasecail at gu, Work. Center Landine.
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LUMBER, LATHs AND SHINGLES.
YARD and SAW MILL

THE Oldest Yard in Memphis; established
Il IN 1911. With a full stock Of logs, sea-
pared 10 furnish any quantity and dimen-
siOns Of cypress or poplar, at short notice. A
large STOCK OF Doors, Bnnds and Sash, glazed
posts, Pine and Poplar Flooring. ALWAYS on
hand. Our motto is, quick sales aud small
profits.
NJ Z. a.. ". COCHRAN.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

Is sent by mail 10 subscribers, one year, $40;
one quarter. s. 50; less than one quarter, 81
per month; with SUNDAY EDITION, So a year,
Served by carriers anywhere in the city and
suburbs at TwESTE-FIvR CEETs per week
Sunday edition Included.
THE WEEKLYfAPPEAL,
Published every Wednesday morning, is sent
10 subscribers at s. 50 a year; to clubs Of two
O. more, SEA year.
We have no travelling agents. Remittances
mus be by dran or postofhce order. Money
At TIE risk Of the sender.
ADVERTISING RATES,
In the DAILY APPEAL, 81 per square, % cents
per line, or 10 cents per Tire, according to
place In the WEEKLY, orie-half the rates OF
the DAILY. Advertisements inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL. are charged one-sixth ad-
ditlonal TO above rates. Terms: Cash in ad-
vance.
CORRESPONDENCE,
Containing important NEWS, solicited from
any part Of the Globe. Writer'S name and
address required on every communication as
private guarantees of good faith
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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LEGAL H0TICEs.
Administrators Notica

HAVING fled with the Clerk OF the County
II court my settlement as administrator 81
the estate Of y II. Stout, deceased, 1 will an
ply for confirmation of the same at the next
February Term $50, OF said Court. All per-
sons interested may attend and enter their
objections, If any they have.
Decemhar 81 Igsq-
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CANCERS
Killed in 48 Hours Without knife or Pain.
DR.. SPALDING & co.

Tennessee State Cancer, Lung, Eve and Ear
Branch lnhrmsry. Consultation Room.
IS MoEroe street, Memphis. Tenn.
PERMANENTLY established. IL reaSv for
4 the reception Of patients afflicted Eith
CANCERS. ULCERS, old Sore Legs, Eyeand
lar, and Lung Diseases. q Asthnaa-
@PiLES "a Without knife. Kidney and
Bladder complaints.
HSAl old Chronic diseases. H8NO charge.
for consultation.
Ae-Al diseases Of Women and Children
confidential diseases. ss-A skiIful q in
TO wait on female patients.
Medicine sent TO sl parts Address.
BIZ a co
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MEDICAL
DR.. RUSsELL'S

DR.. RUSSELL'S
ID Y,
The largest and Oldest Institution Of the
hind IN the Southeast; Established
Ten Years, and The only Relia-
BE Place for the Cure Of
Private ID - -
Dr.. RUSSELL, No. y E~orih-COurt Street,
north side of Court Square, Memphis,
Tenn, IS acknowledged by al
parties interested as by far
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
IN the treatment Of Private end secret dis
1 cases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case, male or re-
male. Recent cases OF GbOuOrrhea and Syphi-
lis cured in a few days, without the use Of
mercury, change of diet or hindrGnce from
business Secondary syphilis, the LAST vestige
eradicated without the use OF mercury. SUI
Ierers rom lmpOIeney, or loss OF eLu
Power, restored to free vigor in q few weeks.
elect or GhOnOrrhea of long standing, when
all internal remedies hav failed, permanent
" and speedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims OF Self-aOuSe and excessive venery.
steal and mental power, speedily and perma-
nsIItly cured. 81 All consultations strictly
CONFIDENTIAL 10
Ofce hours from 9 an. TO s pm.
DR. j. b RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L.G WARiiAS, Secretary.
Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished free,
on applcaLl0n- del5 d&W
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.

TNEETH Extracted and Filled without Pain.
4 with Laughing Gas, which is
at G. II. HURD & BROS, y Jefferson street,
corner Of Third.
Teeth Inserted without covering the Palate,
avoiding the destruction of taste and artica-
lation. They are Light, Clearly and durable.
Entire Under Sets Inserted on the suction
principle. rendering them firm iaI2
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-01-07

hsaxsy dinner lable, wiIl secure .
prclbfence,> uoisf conversation In .
retired nook q EoEnef win tend to secure
the permane1t affection Of another, and
while the vnrm regard Of one class may
be gained ~ freely mingling in the sports
and hi1uIy Of the playground, . reserved
and fne3sufn air win obtaan the confidence
md respect of another clasa The re-
etrsining faculties of the propensities are
eeminently selfish or self-asgerting, and
to gain ascendency over child in whom
these faculties are predominant the
teacher win be compelled to subordinate
them by force or love. Force, If used,
mast be sympathetically applied, and II
love he used, the teacher must ct the same
time maintain that authority centralized
In. himself which viii command respect
The term slove, in this connection, is
used in an enlarged sense. and implies q
Susceptibility on the part of the teacher to
sympathize with the suffering which the
child endures from the infection of pun
ishment; and this sympathy must be 30
clearly manifested that the Child cannot
fail to perceive and acknowledge it. The
influence Of such an exhibition of feeling
is always attended with the happiest re-
suits For even though tender and i'm
mature the sensuous mind of the child,
delicstely influenced as it is by vivacious
outward expression of feeling, either OF
pleasure or pain, will appreciate this man
ifeHation of suffering on its behalf, and
\ when it sees that the infection of punish
pent is painful or distressing to the teach:
Ier, on its account, and is MOI melted by q
Dselfsh desire to crafty angry passions, q
sense of grateful obligation will be awak.
ened, rather than emotions of revengeful
dislike, and determination viii be formed
not to wound again the feelings of the
teacher by repeating the offense and rem.
dering another resort to punishment nee
essary."
When we consider the vast importance
of fostering all the good in q child, at thu
same time that we suppress the evil, W.
cannot be too careful of the administration
of discipline.-Turf, Field, and Farm.