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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

GUANo ISLANDS In addition TO the American
Guano Company. who own the principal islands
comprising the PhUnix Group, and the Starbuck
Island Guano Company, both of which are repre-
scented here We understand that the Maiden Island
Guano Company contemplate establishing an agency
At this port for the purpose Of charternE vessels
and procuring supplies, being convinced that our
close proximity TO that island offers more advantages
than having only one ageney-which is in Mel
boure-ai so great distance from the island.
Maiden Island is situated in latitude 4 south,
south. longitude l55' west. and formerly belonged
to the American 6uano Company. 1t possesses a
better anchorage than any OF the other Islands, and
was taken possession of by English Company
during 1861. A number Of vessels have been loaded
there, the laborers on the island being South Sea
natives. Starbuck Island, also owned by an English
Company, is situated in latitude Sc south, long-
iude l55' sc west There are already about thirty
laborers on the island that were engaged here
several months since twenty-six OF whom are Ha-
waiians and four South Sea natives Fifty more
have recently been engaged,-forty-three Hawaiians
and seven South Sea Misunderstanding eighty labor
ers in all 1t is the intention OF the Company to be
able-with favorable weather-to load ships at the
rate of 40 tons day. A native Hawaiian Mission
airy, who receives salary from the Company, ac-
companied the laborers who sailed yesterday by
the Ingeriha for Starbuck Island.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

AMATEUR CONCERT. The concert at Kawaiahao
Church on Saturday evening proved very success
ful entertainment aud reflected great credit the
amateurs, all Of whom were Hawaiiaus. 4 large
number Of foreign residents attended Who appeared
70 be much pleased with the performance Our
community is always willing TO patronize local
talent especially in behalf OF any charitable object,
and the efforts OF the Kawaiahao Choir are always
sure to meet with liberal support.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

rrr--fs Hal1--Nr- Geo Pauncciort VIII make
pa. -r-aa-uel az itis place tomorrow evening, and
rrr --r rf his mastery readings for which be has
rr.4ez lf-l reputation on The Pacific Coast. Prof
=.=-.rs- p.--I give q farewell performance a the
sane rIa-c on Saturday evening, which viii CON-
misc .sre-.r wonderful Illusions in msEic.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

ElE-tsr--ETe notice that the business orfurnish-
51- lz- 10 shipping is conducted with more sys-
tl- tl-u heretofore, an arrangement that has long
l--- .ui-el Formerly ballast was furnished by
ra-aaas parties and The supply was never regular,
l-ll ll-tiy The pllee was Irregular also. Vessels
u-- nos obtain good stone ballast landed on the
E-I -l1t-sids. ai the rate OF from one dollar and
tHlr I've cents 10 one dollar and ffty cents ton.
E--in- -tl 7-st week thrce vessels have been fur
---a --i-s - is----i- aEsd tifty tons OF
tla-las- l- one doilur and twenty-five cents ton.
srlr-ry FeE uur NAvI.-The {. ;. ships Califor-
and Na-ra-ausctf have been unable TO procure
l-i reu men rr0u among the shipwreclzed sailors
Sum Ell are SIN cared Tor by the e. S. Consulate.
TIE former vessel shipped Eve meu ana the latter
E-el1, although she requires twenty-five more TO
aea=7-a.e he- compliment. These destitute Amer
i--1 s-1mau, most Of whom are from the Western
ls.sr1s e. not appear very anxious 10 be relieved
1r gre manner which some Of the san Francisco
Journals expected would prove most acceptable
ll sha1-, yiz-to enter the employ Of Uncle sam
e -H-effr dollars month
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

ur--afsa ou -l1c lrst page Of this issue the an
nm ~ ss--e 1t ti.e President Of the United States
presents 81 THE Crelin- Of The present session Of
C--a=s Il viii Be- interesting 10 orr readers
r-.-as g phou have not had the opportunity 10
rE III g. b was Published ia Tie California papers
81 On EARLIER date Than those generally sought for
--lr ne arrizal q the steamer mail.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

DIscHARsrSe SuIPs.-The work OF disehsrging
heavy laden ships can be accomplished with the
same facility in Honolulu elsewhere BY the aid OF
steam and competent stevedores. A vessel nova
DAYS meets with dispatch in unloading aud getting
ready again for equal TO that obtained in ports
Of older countries, thus saving great expense TO
owners. The bark Atalanta by the aid Of steam,
discharged over 800 OF coal inside OF ten days,
which is little over half the time occupied in dis
charging cargo Of the same material from the bark
Duke OF EdiuburE, chat was not half the amount,)
with manual labor at cost Of over onethird more,
besides other expenses The brig Peter discharged
cargo Of $50 tons of coal in three days by steam at
an expense OF about fiiy dollars, and was ready
for sea in six days from the date Of her arrival.
Had she discharged in the ordinary manner it would
probably have cost twice that sum for labor alone,
TO say nothing OF longer detention in port il re-
quirtd vessel can be discharged at the rate OF 500
tons : day by this means
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
NOTICE.

IN THE MATTER of the Guardianship
i Of WILLIAM HUMPHREYS.-The undersigned
has been appointed, by the Supreme Court. Guardian
Of the person and property of WILLIAM HUM
PHREYS, of Honolulu, and hereby cautions all per
against transactng any business. or making any
payments to the said W. Humphreys from henceforth
W. L. GREEN.
December &c. 1871. Stat Guardian.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
SAILED.

Jan S-Scrs Lna and kinaa Zoe Hawaii sip Live Yankee
flt Mani and Am hk b c Murray Shepherd Tor Ssn
Francisco.
4-Schrs Manuokswai and Mokeiki for Maui Hattie and
Annie Tor kHuai Odd Fellow Tor Hawaii aud L ; ri.
gate California ClifE Tor Tahiti
6-Schrs HANOI for Maui, Iuanita for Molokai Jenny
aud Fairy Queen faT Kauai. and North German hric
Peter Buudcoard Tor Maiden Island
S-Snr kilauea for Windwarl Ports schrs Warwick for
Mookai Nettie Merrill for Maui and Paush for Kauai
9-Novwegian bk Ingertla, Bjorstad for Startuck Is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

Rra lstte- from TIE Kzaai correspondent Of the
sr--a --t-islod last week. We are siin further
-re- 1r ils Identity Of thc correspondent Of that
s-u.5a some time since made serious complaints
..-ua .ae police og Kauai-We Thought We were
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

VT IRE requested By the Marshal 70 remind the
Fl--r -a-1-s Ea- lhis term 81 Court that their
--anas u.l be Required a the Court house this,
1yss-ezsrr. -1.-riu- 1t ten O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
Co-Partnership Notice.

THE Undersigned have this day formed
L Partnership for the purpose o carrying on
the Dry Goods, Clothing, Boot and Shoe Business,
in all its branches the old stand corner Of Marine
and Nuuanu streets, under .he name and style of S.
MAGNIN & co. 5. MAGNIN,
5. L. LEWIS.
Honolulu, jan. l, 1872. 81 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

AUCTION SAlEs-Adlus sells to-day, al The store
1. IS. T. G-eea Esq, a fine assortment OF Dry
G1a5s Cushing. Aic=. Liquors, le- Terms, liberal.
Barlow tomorrow, VIII offer at the store Of Messrs.
3 A. Sehueisr q Co : splendid assortment Of
Eu-lsl. German and French Goods, received by
lz-a ar. rals, or a liberal orcdR Both sales viii
lE1-5 One opportunities 10 tie trade TO replenish
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
Also, per Bark MaIVina,"
FROM BREMERHAVEN,

FROM BREMERHANEN,
To Arrive Shortly:
200 cases st. Julien Claret,
30 bbls Lager Beer, " And Muller" in qts,
10 bbls 90 do in pints.
40 bbls Pale Ale oh. DieUen," quarts,
10 bbls do do pints.
IS cases Barclays Porter, quarts and pints,
I25 casks Bass Pale Ale,
81 cases Swedish Ale.
100 cases, doE each, Old Cognac,
20 cases Kummel d0z each,
30 cases Nordhsuser Whisky,
l25 green cases Hollands Gin,
100 blue cases do do white bottles.
zoo baskets fine Holland Gin, in stone bottles,
large size,
25 cases Brandy,
100 demijohus Strong Alcohol,
20 cases Nordhauser Whisky,
10 bbls Strong Demerara Rum,
IS cases fine Cognsc,
SO cases Rudesheimer,
81 cases Iiebfrsumch,
3 cases BoOnekamp Bitters,
25 cases Pale Sherry,
IL cases Port Wine.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

AF-SE TEssE--The British clipper ship Nicoya,
Clrt Jones just arrived from London with cargo Of
3 -lzh merchandise 10 J. 7. Waterhoase, has made
e. ezclieHt passage, although detained three weeks
OF Cape Horn By uufHvorable and stormy winds.
TIE vessel has hauled into Brewers wharf the same
slsa ocsupie5 duriur her former visit two years
since ne Nicoya is handsome specimen Of ma
r-e architecture n addition 10 which she is Que Of
re n4ltesilookinr crafts that ever came into this
pa-t OF similar voyage, and her appearance is a
credit 10 Der Officers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
PORT OF uONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

AANfStN I'D.
Jan 3Schrs Hattie and Annie from Kauai and Kamaile
Bridges Il DAYS from Guano Islands.
4-Scirs kamo and Nettie Merrill from Mani odd Fellow
from Hawaii. Iuauita from MoloSni and schr
4 Jordan. Perry, - days from Humboldt.
5-Sohrs Jenny and Fairy Queen from kauai
s-Stnr kauea from Ninlward Ports scrs Active from
Hawaii. Mary Ellen from Maui, and Warwick frgn
Molokni.
SIR 81 Nicoya, Jones 122 days from LONDON and Rr
ship Devonshire, Waters G. days from Page, Sound,
route 10 Caiiao ia distress
e-Setr Hattie from kAuai
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
Executors Sale!
Cordage,

D0sToN LAID MANILA Assorted sizes. in
ID bond or duty paid. For sale by
II BOLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
Co-Partnership Notice +!

UNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day
i formed q Co-Partncrship to carry the bust
of Saddle and Harness making, and Carriage
Trimming in all its branches, at the old Stand, No.
So, King ST., sign Of the Horse under the name and
style of r. WHITMAN & co.
r. WHITMAN,
c. W. GELETT.
Honolulu, Jan. I, 1872. 5l-lm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

At kasvsleA, Hawaii, Dec alth to the wife Of M t T.
Cook, dnghter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

-rr BkEE Co,rET f. nov for1yfour days out from
Acre and may De looked for al any time unless she
ueets with weather similar 10 that experienced by
-l1 lass arrival from san Francisco. We shall not
ll7l b. remain mach longer without mail as the
Colorado or some other steamer that is expected TO
1ake -ac trip in place OF The Moses Taylor is looked
11- 1b1ut Saturday. The Nevada is also expected
sl.lut thc sane time from the south
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been ap.
i pointed Administrator Of the Estates of FRANK
WED and KAHUE. Of Kalihi, Island Of Oahu, de-
ceased hereby requests all persons owing the said
tates to make immediate payment. and all persons
having claims against said estates must present them
within two months from this date, at my residence,
Puunui, Honolulu Oahu. they will be forever bar
red. S. l.. KAELEMAKULE,
Administrator.
Honolulu, Oahu, Dec. Q, 1871. 49-4t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

Il EGS of Oregon Dued Apples, received
IA per "FalkinbuTg" and for sale BY
IS BOLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

E.E--EsE1 fIkvkuAS SEAnlES. The r. ". Wood
ll-1u- AZ passengers from san Francisco three Hn-
uriiar saamen-7a-t OF the crew OF the bark Clara
2 S-t Who SHIPPED on board that vessel 1t this
T. .a-i sl-.nc flr ceddsh.uC voyase, and were TO
D. DISCHARGED Ct san Francisco. The bark obtained
tl- raar, and according 20 the law regulating the
- -ussrt q. HlWaliaus on foreign vessels, il was
ae--al 81 send -lel back az the end OF the voyage
1- r. Other seven preferred 10 remain in Francisco
-.si1l- -l.zu return home
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

NArt1--Ths {. :. :. Fricaie California, bearing
-hl Fllc az Rem Admiral Wiuslow, Commander OF
1tl Pacific squadron, Jeff this port on Thursday
mining las- fo- The Coast Of south America. II is
probable lilli she California VIII touch al Papecte,
-alifi On The passage down The stay Of the Cali
fl-lll here -louch s1ort, was very pleasant one,
Or ass 30 ,le citizens oi Honolulu, and II is 10 be
hoped ilat ere long IL VIII be in The routine Of the
Aami-lrs 5utv 10 eal upon rs again-when be can
f-rr lfr-g-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

E.EH-ETE1 B0EHEET- - The proprietor Of retail
store Oh Nuuauu Street, foreigncr-lodged a com
zat 81 sac P1-ice-st4tiou on Sunday morning, that
his es- islucut had been broken into during the
r-eVi1ls night and over four hundred dollars in
CEN taken The ofzcer who investigated the affair."
considered that although the case appeared suspi-
COOS. ihcre was neither a burglary or & robbery
T1-7ci-atod, as there was nothing about the prem
Uses " ich seemed 20 warrant such 2 supposition
Tie only satisfaction which the complainant OBJ
&. red vas an iutimatiou that the robbery occurred
or 9 ir his own Imagination
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-03

RYE BEEN THIEkfEG


pya beea thinking, rve tcon thinking,
What glorious world we're this,
Did folks mind their business more,
And mind their neighbors less,
For instance, you and /, my friend
Arc sadly prone 70 t;slk,
pfmatters that concern us not,
And Others follier mock.
Two been thinking, II SSd begiu
80 To mend our own Affairs,
That possibly our neighbcrs thiE'H
.g Contrive to manage tiieirs.
We've faults enough at home TO men /
1t may bc SO with Others,
II would seem Grange, il it were not
Since all inanEind were brothers.
Oh. would tha, we he'd charity,
For every man and woman,
forgiveness is the mark of those~ a ed
Who know "to err is human"
Then let us Danish jealousy:
Let's lift our fallen bfother,
And a. wo Journey down lies road,
do good to one another.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-03
a CHALLEEGE.

If you want kiss take it,
There is a jolly Saxon proverb,
That man is half in heaven
When he has woman's kiss,
But there's danger in delaying,
And the sweetness may forsakeit
So tell you, bashfnl lover,
If you want . kiss Why, take i'll
Never let another fellow
Steal march on You in this;
Never let laughing maiden
See you spelling for a kiss.
There's roysf way 70 liissing,
And the Jolly ones who take il;
Have motto that is winning
Ifyou want kiss: Why, take it
Any fool may face a woman,
Anybody wear crown;
But man must win woman,
Ifhe'd have her for his own,
Would you have 'he golden apple,
You must find the tree and shake it;
Hthe thing is worth the having,
And you want kiss: Why, take ii ?
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-03

Martin l hope you and my sister
may like each others / hare nothing
further to say.p And she withdrew
1t was nearly three months before
Tom Martin-happy fellow lied the
blooming Mrs. Cooke. 70 the altar.
She looked prsttier ind sweeter than
ever, and everybody present declared
that no one living could ever have ia
ken her foI q widow. "a
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-03
aADlEUr


Thispcr II not when this hand of mine
For the last fond clasp shall be laid in thine
When thy WARN breath falls on my wastsi
s' cfcek- -. e
When the warir words thrill that we may not
speak
smother it back to thy heat so true,
fOf q . sting Of death is in our Adieui
Whispsr h not From thy blessed eide
Let me- turn with q look and an air Of pride,
For none may know that bear with me
Tue oliss Of snameless memory.
Though the brow and the lip be Of ashy hue,
Whisper IN silenee our last "Adieuw
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-03

While sunlight is the most favora-
bic to haymaking, it is a well known
fact that wild cats are best sown by
runcrkpht.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-03

When ayoang lady offers to hem
cambria handkerchief for arich bache.
lor She means TO sew in order that She
may rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
PERFECT PERFECTION.

The boys and girls out in Colorado must be
wonderfully if not fearfully made, and the
business of teacher there absolutely charm
ing. Mr.. J. c.. Shattuck, Principal of the Pub
lie Schools of Greeley, prints in The Tribune
of that town a list of "the names of pupils
"whose department has been PERFECT during
"the last two weeks" There are, We grieve
to say, only eleven QD perfect boys. This is
notifying, and we blush for our sex; for on
the roll of honor which bears the names of the
future men of Colorado appear also the names
of twenty-nine virgins (29) who would have
been dear to the soul of Mr. TurveydrOp. The
Misses majority is therefore eighteen. We
have thought that it was only in lovers eyes
that little ladies were so unblemished; and
such praise from pedagOgue is praise indeed.
He is not presupposed to be susceptible.
Minerva, not Venus is the goddess for him.
To be sure, the severer methods withthes bios
soming beauties would be less than human,
and he would be a savage schoOlmaster who
made strict record Of all their frolicsOme aber-
rations. The Colorado dominic may have
his instruments Of torture but they are not
for the tender and rosy palms. He may be
learned, precise, exacting, conscientious, and
even priggsh, as we have now and then known
a schOol-keeper to be; but man IS a man for
a. that, and what being deserving of that
name could be over-critical with the las
sizes 1t is astonishing what an enormous
amount of fogging a boy will take without
any perceptible damage to his character and
constitution; but chastising the small danes
is another matter
We trust that the inquest of department in
Colorado was strictly impartial. Great allow
ance should be made for a growing boy, who
il lust finding out that he has legs and arms.
It must be admitted that he does not take
kindly to department. lie likes to wriggle and
kick and sprawl. The mans soul in his mani
kin body is disconnected, like Sterne's Startling
which could MT get out. He is not responsible
for the outre things which his hands and feet
find TO do, in default of finding something
better. We must not be hard upon the young
gentlemen If they are not quite so gentlemanly
as we could wish they will get better accus-
toned to the world in time and carry them
selves moro cavalierly. Good behavior, no
doubt. comes easier TO the girls. 1t is their luck
that good deal of surplus animal spirit can ex-
haust itself in harmless giggle. They are intui-
lively moro decOrous than the boys, and less
inclined to bisarre behavior. 'Tis for this rea-
sou that there are more girl-ladies than lad
gentlemen. The sobriety of coming maternity
is to be observed in the demurely grave way in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
amnsrmenis, tlr.. ebis Gptnlnq.


ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Italan Opera: " Don Clio
vaDnl" hae Pauline Lucoa, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg etc
B0oTu's THEATER. -" Romeo and Juliet Miss
Eeilson
F1FTH Avenue TuEATER.-" EyerybOdy's Friend"
Charles Fisher.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, e R0i Carotte" Mrs.
Jobs Wood Mss Rose Hersee. and John Bfougham.
OLYMPIC THrATER -" Aladdin" Miss LYDIA
Thompson ard Harry Beckett
TERRACE GARDEN THEATER.-Opera: " II TroYa-
Gore" Louise ldichmav.
UNION SQUARE TmEATER-"Agnes" Miss Agnes
Bthei d. H. Harkns
WAr1AcK,s THEArER. -"Our American Cousin"
z. A. Sothera
AMERICAN INSTuUTE.-Forty-hrstA Annual Exhibi-
ton Day snj Bvening.
ASSOCIATION HAII--Lecture. Prof Lambert.
BARN1yFs MIN aGFRIE AND HPPODROME, Four
teen ,hst. near Brosdway.-opening Entertainment
CALIFORNIA MINISTRIES, at No. us BROADWAY
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN, Iwenty-thr0-st'
and fourh-ave.-BHhbtiOn Of Paintings -
STFNwAY HAI1.-Lecture. Rev. Geo. Macdonald
ST. JANIS THEATER.-San Francisco Minstrels.
Tony PAsroRs OPERA House -" Dinglespiels
froahes" and Varieties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

which the sisters dolls are handled, and un-
dressed and washed and put to bed, while tho
brothers are bowling at hiGe-and-seek in the
street. Who would give up the nice small
Alterations of young girlhood, the pretty prim
ness, or even the innocent rompingF woman's
q woman be she tall or short Old or young,
handsome or not 80. Show us q man
who does not love little girls, and we shall
begin at once to prepare for all manner OF
treasons and stratagems. AS for the others,
why we can only say, with o shake OF the
head. that boys will be boys. AS rule, wo
do not think that the boy has justice done
him. His portrait stands in Jaques's gallery
" theiwhning schoolbOy with his satchel. ANA
"shining morning face, creeping like snail
"Unwilingly to school," Such may nave Deeh
the manner of British boys in the seventeenth
century, but we doubt it. Who ever saw
boy creep, that is after he had found his legs
and was duly brecched He may run, jump,
hop. leap, skip, stand upon his head after the
antipodean fashion, but creeping Is hardly the
word for any possible motion OF the mobile
young nuisance. Girls, being all natural
actresses, take to department kindly and as
matter of course; but Of the boys we need ex-
pect no fnical and subdued self-carriagej nor
is it n thing to be wished for, unless iiabby
muscles and dubious virility are desirable Also
Let nature have q chance If a nightingale
may be spoken of as wandering voice. we
may regard tho boy as an incarnate noise. 1t
is MT always pleasant to the nervous, but there
is no help for it.
Our selfish love OF comfort makes us, per-
haps too fond Of the IDEAL well-behayed
child. We must remember that there may be
certain virtue in the juvenile naughtiness.
There can be no growth without freedom, and
good deal of it. Who wants little men and
little women2 Who would care to have that
monster, n child without a FAULT Tho adj
mirer of Hogarth will remember in one OF his
plates pair Of French chidren-a fube-
lowed, powdered, behooped, high-heeled miss,
and a periwigged, noe-breeched, lace-coated
master with cane in his hand. Both
are the queerest models of apish "deport-
"ment;p but who would wish to sec his own
pledges such specimens of dctostable pre-
cocity? Better bit, now and then, Of bad
behavior, though it may involve the trouble
of q spanking. We have too much machinery
already without turning our youngsters into
working models.