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Trustees Sale of Lands. z

BY virtue ola deed Of hust executed to me on
y Deer, 1870, by Aaron 0, Askew, to secure
the payment of certain note therein mention
ed to James l. Fletcher, executor Of The will
Of Sarah Smith, deceased, which trust deed is
duly recorded IN the thancery clerks Office of
Pamela county, Mississipriin Deed trust book.
No. =, on pages rs and 70, as Trustee, / will
on Monday the 18th day Of March, 1872, be-
tween the hours Of IL o'clock n. and 4 O'Clock
p. M, in front Of the court house door in the
town of Sardis, in said county, sell for cash, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, the
south half Of section land No. 30, In township
Q Of range q west, in said county. Title said
to be perfect but ! will only convey as trustee.
Feb 20 1874. 94ag WlP. W0OTEN
x wv ISIS Asfa si4ae.s Trustee.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Tie eHiats Of j. D. ueKitriek, deceased
hatfng been declared nselvent az tbs July
term, ls7l, Of Abe Chancev court Of Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi, hosite Is I therefore
given 10 the creditors Of said estate that unless
they come forward apd probate thcif Claims
an ! have them registered m the clerks Office
Of said court by the s7th-day Of April, 1872,
they will be forever barred.
BY order Of said court.
j27.4t B. G. PARNELL, Admir-.
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and State d Mississippi, 70 tbe highest bidder
sr cod. 81 ~ lalsngt Ne sb9Es lunmsd De-
fasfsNs hftt " me MiM~ihx frmH wit
An Of section 3, each haif 0l section 4 ffac.
honai aafgh.sssi quarter " section . snd The
north fsetionei north half Of section 10, ~
ias and being IN tswsstv 10 fsaes ! ives. 10
aid eounty sad State, sfa eoatsiaing Twelve
ussdfed and Sixteen 1915 acres, more or
less. The interests said defendants bsve In
In said land having been levied upoa, said In
terest will be cold 10 satisfy the two above Do.
scribed executions and all cost.
bsbs4t O. ozANsE, Sheriff
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The State of Mississippi
PaAol6 counfy. Nf A IN
In the Circuit Court of saidc&uhBasa
James +. Simmons
J,ns &c ass4!.,. 4 q,

whereas, on the 18th day Of NovennoH Y
james \, Si9mopss bv bis. attornVl mf Y
writ q Attachment Ana gs~fnishhsfFs
the estate ofIsmes Ga Jsfress,, who's ~
residence is San Francisco, California Y "
sum Olive hundred ddrais, rreturs6te y
November term 1877 III thso pn<afaee.
the ssrle having been returned into ~
ONCE ofsaid 0ouft, execised NY 'lhe -
said County: sfts Efaassasf 1sas 80
Notice Is hereby gisefcha aSules!a
defendant Shall appear, plead, asswt.E
Or before the first day at the nett M
1872 Of this cohtt, tBs holden " t1ss
house IA the town II Ssrdis f~nsssidts.!!s
State, commencihgch tbss4thnhon14 ss
1872, Judgment BY defsdlt will 49,
against him and the eftcts in ths l
hands win be disposed oftowSfftheN
Of said Plaintiffs debt intefe6tsSfd
Given under ny hama and St
Us. Court, this 18th day cfydnuaiyt
Q. H. GLEASON
Harrison B Taylo, Piainsiff 'Atays; 49,
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, | Chaanceryl Court.
Ef4 Pamela county, atag.Itl
10 NJ. Carpenter, who resides at Lincoln.
ton, IN the State OF North Carolina, and Ann
fsype, and her husband, G. Sype, who reside al
C~herryyille, State of North Carolina:
You are cited to appear before the Chancery
court OF Pamela county, State Of Mississippi,
IN the town.of Sardis, on the second Monday
IN April fisIa, then andahere to shew eanse;
u any you can, why the final account Of John
A. Carpenter, administrator ofthe estate OF
James D. Carpenter, deceased, 6led IN said
court on the 10Th day Of April 1871. should
not be allowed, approved and said administra-
tcp discharged. BY order Of court. I
flo-4A J 9. HARRISON, Clerk.
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Chancefy Notice.

l l.. - "NTN fHNWN (4T FMW FN at4rG H
Ohancery Court, at Rules, Monday Februar,
9th, A. D. 1872, No. 435.
Lea Williamson s4t2 5,aay s
NJ. j. Norris Morris 1t. al.o( tf'o s''of -asa s
Upon affidavit fled in this cause, IL oppoar.
ing to the satisfaction of the court that the de.
PENDANTS, Miranda Sharpe, and her husband
j. 4, Sharpe, William II, Horton, Robert Hor,
ton and Annie Horton minor heirs of Claib.
orne Horton, deceased; William Horton. Bet.
tie Fisher, Ella, Phillips and her husband =
Phillips, Fannie l.. Spicer and her husband s
). Spicer, Mary Ryan and her husband 8, r
Ryan, and D, q, Andrews, minor heir of Min.
erva Andrews, deceased, all OF whom reside in
The city OF Memphis, State Of Tennessee alsr
the defendants Johp Andrews and James An.
drews,' Who reside at Florence, in the State Of
Alabama; and Laura Baxter and, her husband
Nathaniel Baxterjr, and Tennie East and her
husband Edward East,lAsiio reside M THE CITY
of Nashville, lin the State Of Tennessee, are ali
nen'resfdents of the State of Mississipni so
mat ordinary process cannot be served upon
them:: @ Y n sT FT
Therefore, the said defendants are directed
to appear before the. Ghancery court of Pamela
county, Mississippi, at the courthouse of SAID
county. in the town Of Cards, or the second
Monday in>April, 1872, and plead, answer or
demur to the compliments bill filed in this
behalf. = ao q 7N
Ills further ordered that a COPY Of this or.
der be published once a week, for four consec-
utiye weeks, IN the Weekly Parola star n
puplic newspaper printed and published in the
nf Cnp1sa -. L n. NNH
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Land Sale.

BY virtue Of q decree ofthe Chancery Uourr
Of Pamela county, Mississippi made at the Jan'y
term, 1879, thereof, 7 will as administrator o.
WilsyJ. Harris, deceased, on Saturday March
2, 1872, in front Of the chancery Clerks Of
fee in the town of Sardis, sell at public auc.
ton, 10 the highest bidder, the northwesl
quarter of section 10, township 8, range 8 west
in Pamela county, Mississippi.
Tsrps Of sale-Half cash and tho balance
in twelve months, with ten per cent. interest
from date, and i viii on day Of sale execute
deed u the 4. rchaser and take q deed Of trust
to seeuteAthe purchase money. ~ M
D. PRINCE,
j27-5t} Admir- of WileyJ J. Harris, decd.
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WADDY THOMPSON 4 CO.,
AND
'il s't % I'd I'M FIORrsTs
q" Ne Horn Bahe Road, One Ail,
y and a Hiatt from Memphis. /.

Anil assortment Of Evergrecns, Ornamental
Trees, Greenhouse Plants, etc, constantly ON
hand aud offered to the public rs cheap as they
can be bought in the South.
Camelias, Atalias, Roses and Magnolias spe.
o~ialities. nj -,t rEV
All communications addressed to US at our
City Office, No. 222 Front street, win receive
prompt attention. 1esj20-3m
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q Attachment Notice.
r. P. S0rrels



John Rees and Arm B. Rees.
Whereas, an attachment in the above case
has been issued against the estate Of John
Rees and Ann B. Rees,returnable::to a Justices
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, to be
holden at Ssrdis, in said county, on the second
Tuesday (12th) OF March, 1872, and it ap-
pearing from the return of the officer that the
deenas,fs are n~oh1resdents of the. State OF
Mississippi, and that the plaintiff has filed an
affidavit that the said defendants reside in the
State Of Missouri and that their post office ad-
dress Is Dover, Missouri, now iflthe said de-
PENDANTS fail to appear at the next term of a
Justices court to be. heldsin the town of Sar.
dis, Mississippi, on the SECOND Tuesday of
March, 1872, and answer the complaint of said
judgment will be rendered against
them by default. In testimony whereof | have
her eunto set my hand and seal, this 22d day of
January, 1872.
9 D. B. McHENRY, j. P. SEAL
L. P, Cooper, PITTS Atty. j26-5t
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f paaoi q t S'aiS,lpp'a Z n fa,e
M the Circuit Court Of saidiesuR,y. ab
oao' wilbeafr1sa aaf Il staaa
.sY~ vs.,
II. A. Partee. E1a uT Arsh
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IN ida place On THURSDAY hlgbt lus,, NJ.
william Edmonas ahsr Al iilnsss u = few
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
DECISIONs-IuNE 90.

Supreme Court -Chdmbrs-By Judge Barrett
Smith at Pacific Mall Ste nsp CoMoon fol injunction 81
Nh IL See opnon MeGase .g. Baker e smsa
grante the &C. Of Abigail Freani-Oae grsEe Ia
the natter Dvnn cOnnsei In s
matter Of tie Congregation Sham aehmiaae-Oner gu.<
brigham Miad-M0dcn granted L0wrry L0sIeJ.-As
o further proof
Common Pleas-->necdi Icrm-Bv judge Loew.-
Uening AT Meyer-Mot'on grsns Schmt ag EoHr-MJioa
dsuiel bal dace to Si0 Coghan at nsa
Motion with leave ~
tona says detail what defendant id
be we'd sle VI h Hcar rlson ksopptSes
fOE eoanse.
Superior CoWrt-SDeciGl Te1a-BY Judge Freedman
-Grsbr sgt Cohea-Moton deuie with Al e0ss ~ %
Martin RlrE (es for coause schro,a,r
sehrosderOre granted Raoa ct al san Masaa iusuSes
Co-Onler granted Oberman Macunan.Rrfre.c gaatcd
Moon Dana -orcr denyius motion kmbe srt
MARI Rr-Orler granei stsaass sg ssn e. alIA'
ann
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
, THE GORDON-GOULD CONTROVERSY
GORDON APPEARS AND IS EXAMINED AND r.
AHMED.


An order was made at the last hearing OF
the GordonGould case, under which GOrdon complaint
was TO be stricken out unless he appeared and submitted
to an examination June 20 yesterday. Goulds co1n-
sci, David Dudley Field, f. Root, and II. 8.
Knox appeared accordingly before Judge Brady
in the Supreme Court Circuit Part H.. and awaited tho
coming OF Gordon. who soon arrived, accompanied bJ
his legal advisers John Graham and j. H. strahau IL
was arranged between counsel that Gordon should ssa
the transcript Of his testimony taken prev ous!y 1y
the official steuOSrapher, aud tao examination thea
began:
NJ Fsd-r Gordon you stated your .adlr tat you, nOtb.,
ufnuei hit faer scottish daaei What vas b s
juGss .as ta a., Question would be ia Of
iS1 S5n ia @ Sa'A Vas a0' ' Csc IN the P''A' ''''
Sir Fisd claimed TIT ueccsr, to know who Gordon wa
sui be wo1l aot compel hin TO make fsrt-er
G FsL rsp lgst he question b,eise proper
Council for Gorn told him not to msEs deh eOmmra and tie
Court askel hm si sGeEeaPqg be spoogzd ha i tat
aHayoiany s5soat counsel had nae sa"aanbl
Ihe question ae, thea taken up sal ,a.
,ai rssn5e Of tie House Jose Ir,aJ
rels - slew any a..a, @ ~ ase,ol' =, 70 3 a GSSs 5 an,
reeapoa toe Court agge4 ha. the sIaaiasu 70 eonen,
vi EO. .5 '' GsSc5 sn'' ia D' S1T Sls. 70 a Ai F "a
,ss 5000 shao Rose1n Of H' eGmps n Ss' =,
yrs bu tell bow nsuy without looking ,, es
sind shares some ro Uspron Mr. Paoai pro-
Tie 81 March he bad ell tie certificates n his sooI
those lghi couEy be IRON hs stepthe
Crs o who readei a So,;ug Hu. lolioa
sddTrssi A. Cambridge Square, So.tns
I your Honor tuning the Coartl Ike e his ID.
fully al lneR knosn by s.iss
aad detectives
Witness eouaGi1g sid he did the numhe7 the ran
name Charles HcuEy b. aid
peeat ihe stock be received from his ttes,
bsDd % his uncle Chr Gordon. Vho lived Ia Eggd
CanaIa be
Paris Place Ye1onei iryquelJ eola1eat
with lin hut conil give Sue namb-r of bis avuse.
Sir Psu .kei II Le prcul the interview with Goni n hs
Gordon answered. G0li the
ne al The Metropolitan Hot the 2 II March, arst
b, Col Scott Grec, being present the time; presAs
his
Eue rJ which Ssei the hs VI LOrd GOrIoa heh h's
right.
Adjourned
Deputy Sheriff Jui5on Jarvis was armed yesterday
with orders for Gordons arrest issued by Judges Leonard
end Barrett Gordon however, held to be exempted
from under Judge LeoBard order by tho fact Of
his being subpenaed a witness. and gave &E JaryIs
g. 900 note as bail under the other order.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

John Green, n middle-aged man, living with
his family, at No. lOO2 seeoDdaye found suffering
from pistol shot wOund the breast, at Fifty
st. and eeeond-aye, on Wednesday. AS the wounded
man had been seen. the evening previous in company
with Nr. schwab seoOnkcepeE 1t suspected that
a.quaTre bad arisen between them, during which the
had been shot by the other The police arrested
SchWab and took him before Green who did not identity
him the who had made tie assault Green's
statements In regard TO the shooting 80 cOnradic
tory that Capt Gunner OF the Nineteenth Precinct sus
pected that he had attempted TO commit suicide. On
questioning Green's family, the Captain learned that
they very poor, and that Green on leaving homo
Tuesday night had kissed his children hidden them
goodby, ana, after striking his wife's shoulder,
had said: Poor old woman" Searching for information
In the houses the Of the shooting Capt Gun
found German who said that she heard
the report OF pistol beneath her window Tuesday
night and had seen man throw pistol into the middle
OF the street and then run away This man, from her
description Is thought 10 have been Green hmself A
way near FiftY-secOnd-st. The pistol was taken
. Mrs Green, who instantly exclaimed that
II was her husbands. Capt Gunner then
went 70 Bellevue Hospital, and asked Green II the der
ringer his Green. after hesitation, acknOwl
edged that IL hs but denied that he had attempted
10 commit suicide. Tne Captain then examined Green's
Clothes and was unable % hnd any bulletin in either
the coat or the vest His two shirts had however
pierced by bullet showing cDnclubyeiy tnat his coat
1nd vest mus have been unbuttOnod when no was shot
5ch"ob VIII probably DO immediately discharged from
custody
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
TIE NEV BROOM SVEEPS YELL.

REPORT OF TIE sTREET-CL EANING BUREAUS
OPERATIONS FOR ONE wEEK-NECEssIrY OF
ENFORCING CITY ORDINANCES - CODBLB-
STONES AND BROKEN PAyEMENTS AS OBJ
sTRUCTI0Ns.
The heads Of the Strcet-Cleaning Bureau
have rendered to tho Police Board report Of the oper
aons OF the Buleau for the first week Of It's existence
They comp lain that many Of tho residents OF the tene
menthouse districts throw dirt ashes and garbage into
the Streets and they think that the police can prevent
this. The Commissioners say that the evil is much
aggravated by the absence OF the police who are COM
peled to watch the strikers, and when not so employed
arc on duty owing to this canse the precincts
are not guarded they should and the abuses COM
planned OF cannot be prevented. Tho following Is tho
report:
10 u, Honorable POIos corui'iosr, er ne CITY n
keU-lOIk
GzNILYuss; We respectfully subm The olOsing report OF The
the Street, Bue1u, her With tue efpeAses
thereof for The week ending sI m on sutdtF June 10
Frst-J ues Of he snie paved VI tbs ety. Ters
Jane - Seoond25l ms of tt
sra el,aHed h' 'eeai time sy q "a On Friday 'hs -
saturday June Is furs0 miles Of the sms area IA the
Bopey ae Broadway aud fh, SIib and EghhsTes we're
cleaned tire times by p m o. sunday June IL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
THE DOCK DEPARTMENT.

The Dock Commissioners received letter
from the Secretary OF the Health Board yesterday
questing that tho slips Of the piers between Thirty
seventh and Foryhrdsts be dredged by the Dock De-
partmen inasmuch tho health OF that part OF the
city suffering from the noisome deposits In the slips
Secretary Lynch was directed 10 inform the Health
Board that sce the HarbOr Commissioners forbade tho
dumping OF earth from dredRngs into any part Of tho
harD0r tho Dock Departing had beeu cOmDolod 70
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
CRIMINAL COUIT9.

In the Court Of general Sessions, yesterday David
" AorToA, charged Ia pg Charles Mos, dschAfs bTJ -ss
BeIo Si,aes1 aga carnos se o.ai. J-Aes hg
pleaded MOI guly ctlgeI hn tI The IRA
degrye sss,,ny kas WAsIs D,rsn ~ tie scOsl gas
J0le,s Wood s-ls sime 80.
In the Court of Special Sessions, yesterday, Judges
Jag ahaley. sni Cox ptng, Jau leer for sess -
t-dls-T, The Hoasc n heinse Avihe NJ
Ksy siesil. - from Agne, iore iuUeuusry 90
McA0 attempting 70 steal II niIon Of rope
Horcr MrItwor5 ;eaoO ~ naa T.
shawl fUH 1Is hepun s-Dt 10 the t0ie of TIE o
Ssi Abraham Trays eA1 sllH lOm Lewis eaE CJ
PiOn s....Jef bJNna l1orel attempting q Co. vraaf
Pearss urost with arilr re iie1iy u months ltIl" y
81 s-Aa q
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
- n.s Auditing Committee Of tho Der~t'

btOp :.
ey an ipr 10 ess u, received for pier rene doriss May
All Ts s, reyc Controller Green ,niere1 OF
ore~ in ne limited staes tel 20 lotsl receipts
S23ssS During the month her, "" gss 0ss os & f
am opr, and cerhs sI59 20, Chzmbean Paaet Tor Co
none, Of The sntug Fund sIiyo lsI ~ai disbursement"
SI9Os2 7. Balance MAJ 81, el59.0IT @ 80, ,..-oo.
Orders were given 20 repair the bulkbead Detween
piers Nos IS and SO. N L., owned by ~ A. soulnmaIo
and 10 remove the canal boat worthy Chlei' SUM IN
front OF Pier No. G7, T.. r.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
corRr oALRNDAas-rms pr.

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Shoit causes.
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Poi Cole at. Sprncer 20 al
2il9. .Boget sgt Gaiek q al
3llS. .Barus sgL bass
9sg9. .WesteTVeli 81 al sgt lateA
$3.50. Williams at Docnan
.r9lg. .Johus0n AZ Monroe.
1soS. .>syrs az. Rsdlord, sd1'n
1893. .Kaulman AL. fcldhawa
1855. .Dehhnan egt Lang ~ al
EOS. MAr,in al asL Roe \ are
/ ~ Rsrly agL chance.
2421. Christie agt Parker.
l2lp. Todd AL lhs haaepal Hbss
Go.
l3ol3. .Haligar,en et al. agt Coleh
10 81. Baker aud ano. agL SaAgor.
J.-OI ems Al II a IN
q , %. Boundeg sgL Mead.
$40 Satttflee agt Panch
tG0. .Raynor agt. Porter
10. B .Llala and sne sgL CorttnA
lLt6l lsh n agL Dayidseu a al
a1tt. ..1hurars et al agt. Arcs
y lanuA
32.9. Nat Currency Bank ssA
Wild eiaL
Jlo6. Burroughs agI Oppeuhets
l9,95. .0illrs AT. AeAless.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

htPfehh NONhI-AlFtlA Al
a. lul g. N.
92T7. o. .Bden 4 sno. sgL Pccars.
9Jh. Hale sgt Godirey.
2f35. .Srsrs aud anO agL dargneL
1861. .Clsfin and Ano. agi. fisiler
3-Jl. Rogers, assignee sgt SHer-
shell ct al
22a3. .East River Nat Bank sgt
Montague, hnprd.
1921. Thomson e, a. sgt Brandt
et al
1911. .Cushing st al. sgt BfAdiOnl
et Al.
7is7. .Gooiens ei al Agt. Alisn'
brand ell al
716S. .Fran1 II al. art Hnhrer
2sGj. Davis agL Thompson.
3l63. Cruss Az. CvpsyE
fARr ll.-BRADr.
1874. .salmar sgt Bt,iag ct al
3l5l. .Arcucr, TecoiyeG, act Day
impleaded.
ll92. .FtgefAld, adm'K, at. Mitch
eli auu ors.
31ll. Paris q al. sgt Earle 4 ano
3lI6. The Merchants Nat Baal
asL kipP
2fi1. Wilson agt keise.
23,5. N lcnelson agL Ncwkirk.
$3.50. rur,soll ssL OrisAJ.
Jl65, ,Gibsoa az McIcat
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
SETON HAIL COLLEGE.

The 10th annual commencement exercises Of
Seton Hall College, South Orange. n j. we're held yes
terday. large audience in attendance, and the
following CeTgymen occupied seats the platform with
the graduating classes: Bishop Bayley OF Newark
Bishop McQuaid Of Rochester Bishop Mcfarland Of
Hartford Conn, Chancellor Doane President COrrgan
and others. TheprOTamme was as follows:
Joseph TIERS Phs eipna The Devemet Of John
CaDons BooklTn Prevailing FanatonI Robert Bmmet Burk
PA'erson Cardinal Xneaes AeCAbs NsuYoIE Political Do
payltJ."
The degree Of Bachelor OF Arts conferred on IL
students and that Of Master Of Arts eight. Dr. Cor
ngan distributed the prizes and gold medals Bishop
Bayley presided, and delivered a cOnRTatulatOry adj
dress.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
EDrcATIoNLL NErns.


refrain. gentlemen from the fields TO which these
thoughts allure u.s. and the one phase Of it with
which 70 do this evening. Education must move
meet these changes There viii be- In that day
men ef great power OF analysis great power 10 seize
assert and maintain principles; the power Of penerat-
chaos Of acs, OF taxing hold OF the heart Of ques
uOu ana Of bringing out the truth IN lines level the
light There VIII more OF such throughout the land
the creators and leaders Of public opinion.
These men 10 come by education. Even to-day
they are being educated and presently they will appear
do greater things than OF this generation have
en doing. "VOaire," said one OF his enemies l. the
nrst n the world az Whiting down what other
Jfopie have thought" They viii perform that duty
lions better than we know. don't that any require
Irt laid upon our systems Of education 10 change the
present basis OF SOUND learning, or 10 invent new
methods leave the simple statement that there will
such and that the educational systems Of
country viii bend toward the method OF training such
With directuess and more effectiveness than
tNfy DO tOday.
Limited a. am 20 general We've is not easy 20 de-
rne this method. The foundations OF sound learning
m not be neglected There viii be deeper explorations
u rcience and keeDer logical training IN the cOmpre-
hrn,i0D Of facts aud the euodatOn Of principles This
4. fhe tendency Of educational efforts to-day; the re-
s.Tcmeut will be for more OF IT,
10 Is dhoult 10 see In any great mans works whore the
roots hold and fasten IN his early education IL any OF
Du vii reflect on what be cOuceyes 30 the greatest
resent exercise Of bis mature powers think be VIII
pund u 10 The thOr0ughness OF the education he
yea Arrc, and on some awakening some special
1pc, Wucu he felt the arOusal Of intellectual
.u ahJ clunR 10 tue Master who led him by hs per
nHl power The consciousness Of mental power will
e ITSELF nck, through intervening stages Of growth
s'nc such beginning; 10 elementary thOrOnghness
s ''he aroassL u may DO " s0ne cock crow Ike that