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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-21
RIDGE HOUSEi
a RETREAT FOR INVALIDS.

s>5ss THE CLIMATE OF THESE ISLANDS
la noted the world for general sajubrty while
Efs particular localities IN the group
rszL pecialy favorably known The district Of Kona
toe Hawaii long been famed pIace Of
afflicted with affections ~ the lungs. Not
have been known Of pesons who had been given
over their physicians in California amer
few months residence the pure mild air of Kona recovering
robust health and taking a new lease Of life.
The undersigned hs commOdous house at Kaawaloa,
South prepared furnish good accommodations 20
week; including good saddle
horses desired and good fresh baths, the
also short distance OF hne bathing The
steamer regularly between Honolulu and the
o Of Kaawaoa and horses kept ready the beach.
Every and comfort in the OF diet MILK
HONEY in abundance Delightful rides In the nsghbor-
hood. n. IObD.
RaavaIoa 6 Kona Nov. Is. 1872. n1o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-21
Clothing, Hosiery,
Hats. &c.

sapr Black Doskn Pants Buckskin Suits coorel
Pants Jscket Cotton Flannel Undershrs and
Drawers Meno Undershirts White Linen uck Suits, Water
proof Ponchos variety Of mems Felt Hats Ladies'
White Cotton Hose Of qualities Boys Heavy Brown
Socks, Mems Brown Lise Thread Socks, Kid
Cloves white and for Ladies and Gents. DOeskn Rid
Ladies Gents. Le Thread Gauntets.
Cloth and SILK Umbrellas Linen Paper Collars Paper
F~,E-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-21

~ Advertiser, rcs5ng 60 he Eastern Cnlird states
pay their cars ty enclosing GrseaiacAs Critsd
Postage Stamps Tor they wtsh pay
and their cards w be Inserted per above e fos The time
paid foF.
business Cards, When prepaid for year. allowed
Discount c, uhich Tor transient ADVERTISE
meuts wh,n paid or charged qaSrterly.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
Castelar's letter is as follows:
SCRIBNERS MONTHLY FOR 1874.

The principal feature of Scribner's Monthly
for 1874 will be the Great South SERIES written by
ward King and illustrated from sketches by Champney
IL probable that the Importance OF these papers has
hardly yet been fully appreciated by the public. The
two gentlemen just named have been year in collect
ing their material. They have had 10 deal with and
describe sensitive people at most critical epoch
population of strangely diverse elements spread
an area OF nearly million OF square miles. The difli
cutIes OF author and artist have been great the ex
pense 10 the publishers will exceed their original
estimate OF s25 900. Beside Miss Trsfton's and Mrs.
Davis's serials now running, others viii be
published during the next twelyemonth by
some of our best known writer's Mr.. stedmsns
victorian Poets will inclnde studies OF Hood Arnold
Proctor Tennyson Robert Browning Swinburne. Nor
ris and Rossetti Mr. H. II. Stoddards desultory
and more strictly popular series concerning authors
their families, friends dc.. win be begun with
paper about the Ancestry OF Authors" including
some discussion OF the question OF the OF
genius The engravBgs OF Mr Clarence Cooks practical
papers on furniture and decoration being made
in Paris having been drawn on the wood here nnder
Mr. Cooks personal supervision. Illustrated articles
celebrated painters aud their works are in preparation
by Mr. Cook and others. and The Monthly will make
feature OF short illustrated stories In the line OF
the conductors have engaged papers Of unusual interest
ON timely and other important topics by OF
the ablest OF American scholars In an early number
will appear, we learn reply 20 III; bau'eys recent
est will be impaired 10 the editorial pages by the publ
cation OF the freshest intelligence coming under the
In The January number Of Seribner stories. poems.
essays aud sketches will he given by Bret Harte George
John Hay ieUocra Harding DAVIS, Edward KING, Col.
A. W. HiggIns0u. Julia q. Dors, Charles Dudiey war
ner, Frank X Stockton, IT, a. Albert ko3oSs. . yohn g.
SAKE, Aoeline Trattou. 0sI HsmOn. aud Or Holland.
TIE editor,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
PRESIDENT CASTELAR, IND GEN Lew.
WALLACE.

When Gen. Wallace's now famous story,
"The Fair God" was published he presented a copy 10
President CASTELAR, testimonial OF his high admra
ton for the great orator and statesman in the belief
that he would regard with just interest work relating
to one OF the brilliant and momentOns passages In
Spanish history. This belief well justified by the
following autograph letter which Gen. Sickles transmit
ted to Gen. Wallace with thelaccOmpanying note
MADRID, Nov. 4. 1879.
MY DEAR GENERAL: IncOsed nave the pleasure To
forward TO YOU President Caseas letter OF thanks for
the OF charming work which had the salts
faction of placing IN ms hands day before yesterday
The great statesman orator. and author makes his
know led gments his characterStlcaly felicous
temper and STYLE and doubt not Will preserve his
autograph among most cherished archives III Is
not "A little remarkable that in the midst OF 80 many
duties and public he finds time to write with his
own hand a multitude of private letters, each one Of
them gem Of thought and masterpiece OF expression
This only TO he is man OF genius. Very sincerely
yours, D. L. SiChLLs'
Gen. Lew. Wallace.
President Castelar's letter is as follows
MADRID, Nov. T. 1873.
Gru LEW WALLACE-DeGr Sir g. have received your
superb work, which shall keep III my library as lte
rarY monument, and i'll my heart as "a memorial OF
friendship The cultivation OF the history or spain ny
the most eminent OF Saxon America proves
peoples Will become brothers more ana more as
ages pass The sentiments which you express toward
transcript OF those which entertain toward
you 1 admire III you writer who has illustrated the
history OF my race by his genius, and soldier who
est and most ilusrious OF modern Republics. have
expressed to esteemed friend Gen Sckles grati
tude for your courtesy in sending me your highyprzed
book.
beg 10 assure you of the friendship and admiration
with which am your comrade III political fath,
r.,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
feqai Notires.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for the CITY
~ and COUNTY Of AEWi0RR-HORACB X. THURBKR
FRANCIS H. THuRBER, ABSBR d. TiiuRBER. snd ALBERT
SMITH Plaintiffs against HUGH SHIELDS Defendant
For demand (C0 served To the Defend
You hereby summoned aud required the complaint
~heh si be hed Of the Cerk Of
Common Pess for the City and Couniy the Court
said city AID 70 the said
plant the subscriber al bis oGee 2Ss Brosdwa NewYo wthia
twenty after the xryiee Of
saeh and fail complaint
Aforesaid h. pspus this aeos wi tale Judgment
the Of Pos Hundred 7s 100 Dollars
hon Of November eight and
svsutythr-e besides the Of this Dsted Nov IL
1873 H. TOAPklNs Panufs Attorney The complaint this
fled one OF the Common
City and County VI ksv yort Gb December
Ie73 nsv6wl " JOhPkIKs Phptfs AttoSpsy.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
REAL ESTATE.
Nvv yopK. Wednesday. Dec. 10. 1873.

NEW YORK, Wednesday. Dec 10. 1879
The attendance at the Exchange Salesrooms to-
,av was sman lanes M Miller sold by order Of the su-
nrcme Court oneo 24x93, on the south side OF Thirty
eobtb.st aas9, feet west OF Frstayey TO Peter NC
Cabe, for $500. u,,
VIM RI Raynor has sold four full lots North su :, a. o
echtb-st 225 feet west Of Fifth-ave plaza, oi and
Aso four full lots southwest corner fdenna g., nart
Eighty -secoud-st for $4,000. which were gwen " 10"
payment for the above. ,oo
The Fftyelghth-st lots are to be Improved ~ o"''
with brOw n-stone houses.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

NewYork D,sbroes and Cortlsndtsts follows
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West. and South with F
man Palace Car attached $3.50 ., and $3.50 suneay D.
$3.50 Q. :.
m. m For Baltimore ash
mgoa, via b. s o. r. r.. at 80 D. m daily. -
EIpr-ss PhladeDhs $40 9.3U 1890 T. D. 15O
$50 N. - Sunday D. 6:lO 1870 $50 and ~ m
For Treston 7:30 p $40 aud 6lO IN sunday ev
D.
Bmgrsnt and seconiclsss. 700 Z. IT.
For Newark AZ $3.50 7;2O 7:4o 500 10 II NJ - NJ
l. 2, 2SO $40 $40 4:lO a. 30 o. 520 5;4O d g. 10 $50
$50 $40 10 l:3O ami IL night SUNDAY 52O 6:lO So
For EiIabetA G. 63O 72O 7.4O 500 o. 10 H. a. m 2 N,
J. 2 2:30. 3iO $40 4lO 43O. $40 $40 a. tlO $50 7,
100 $40 10 llSO and IL plight Sunday, j2O 6;I0
For RahwsS s $50 7:2o 500 10 a m l2 m / . 2:so
$40 34O 4i0 43O $50 $40 o. 6;lO $50 1870 $40 IL
For Woodbridge aDd Perth Amboy. and 10 230 4l0 and
6p.m
New Brunswick 20 and 800 IL 2 3;l0. 4,30
5:20 $40 7:SO aud IL SUNDAY 6i0 and 1.3O
For kss, Milestone 500 M. IL noon and 4:3O o.
FOR Lanbertyile and Pennington $50 IN. and pm
For Philpsbung and Belviiere. 3 and 1 D,
Accom- for Bonento~n. Burlington aud Camden, 1870 aud $50
M. 1880. . 3:l0, 4, and D.
For Freehold. 30 a IN 2 ard 4Dr.
For ysmeshurg, Pember0n. camden d a and 2:3O
Trans follows Prom Pittsburgh 500 ll:35 and
7;35 n daily; IL 55 dav MONDAY From Washing
baltimore O05 and $50 5:l5 and 1927
6:0j. Gao a. lO:27 Prom PhAepha 5:23.
sos. GAO $50. lO5. ll;J5 IN. 2lb. 5;l5 G.05 s4i,
1922 Sunday 5:22 Cos $40 900 IL :j5 and l0.27
p.m
Ticket once 500 435 27l aud ga Broadway, e,
foot OF Dsbross-s Corandsts Ticket once No
Batervplace. J. CASSATT. Genera ManageG
D. NJ. BOYD IT,. Gen. Pass Aren't.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ Commencing MONDAY Nov 3. 1873.
SEW-YORk. PIER NORTH BR. foot of Rec
Sandy Hook, connecting Tor
s,suoas OF this and connecting railroads:
$3.50 mfor Phsdepha, Long Branch hed BsnA Port Mon
mouth Wareown Ynelaqd BdgelOn Bay SIDE aud
intermediate sauous Writings for Tuckers Railroad
-for Long branch, Red Bank Port Monmouth lons
Waretown aud intermediate stations
ARRIVING IN NEW fORN-At 9:4O a. m and AID o. m rom
Long Branch and intermediate stations ard
ALB from PhaGe pha. Yneand Bndseoa, Bay seeI and
points on ruckerton Railroad.
Par.. New-York Philadelphia. only 90 25
lines daily for Ph.dephs from Pier H. 'oot
Of Recorst Freight received until and delivered 10 Phae
pbia early next morning.
r. p FINCH, Agent, Pier ) y. H. 80.
NJ W. SERAr j W. GORE,
SUPERINTENDENT General Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
Citn Real gstaic for Sale.


NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
city property-5O desirable LOlo Anu 'A'''
WATER FRONTS the upper emo OF the island ~ p,.
"- LEsPINAsSE FRIEDMAN, IL Pine-st
OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-FOr FOUN-
i i DERIES MANUFACTURES CHEMICAL "OhhoI &c
Large blocks Of bukhead water front suitable for large ioan
te or fac,oeg also blocks saiiabe for dyengs pce
low and term. very eay Apply s. b. oCHIEFfBLIS IO ~"
ham-sI
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
Gouses auo farms Uante6.

IDEAL ESTATE WANTED.-The Society of
~ the NETWORK HOSPITAL hereby invites PROPOSALS OF
LAND thereon By said Society OF Hospital Buildings
between Chambers and hn
River: be dimensions equal 20 not less
than 81 uslei city Iots possession TO be given
1874 Proposals price, aud be nc0sei ene
ope cd thus: THE SOCIETY or fHB EViORh HOSPITAL
3 West Eyent, NeNiork City, and be seat 10 ou before lo!h
December next
XNANTFD-COuntry residence in Stamford
w Conn exchange for story bcx dwellings Brooklyn
RuLAND & WHITING, BeekIasn-st
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
Nrw- Icrsep Real Gstate for Sale.


DEST LINE of TRAVEL-Most agreeable
SUBURB per non,h-Inerest-Outsy or Rental
nous. aud grounds Central Railroad depots pave
ents poce steam department and late trains o"
res hgh drained and healthy location IL rooms wide ha'
paz,s esbel cold heater, and storm doors &c
one bearing small and fruits shades 2i atcte
ulscq worth SIS will sacrifice; eunues as sAn
InGue at West Elizabeth depot By address OWNER Post
Office Box No. 1874, Elizabeth n. j.
ELEGANT NEW HOUSE, carriage house,
a. large Puhed at cost 20 per cent can
remain on morgge chance delightful home on easy
terms JAQUES, 208 Broadway.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property Tor
ale Houses furnished uniuruishe Sale Catalogues
Office hours from till H. GERRf SO Nassau cor Liberty st
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
THE OIL REGION LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Traps
will leave Desbrosses aud Cortlapdt-st frrres:
$50 a. Buffalo kIpss daily. except Sundssl with Pulnsn
Palace BuEah 4:J0
Sunbury. $40: Wamport gOO Lock Raven. 1890, Remove
ll:t5 =. Emporium. 2:l a. Buffalo. IL
m. Bne Mail daily With Pa Palace CL
from Phselhs Ere Arrive SunDury 5;l5; Whamspor 1io'
Loss hayen S4Oi Remove. 055 In'ne.on. +25 ,"nsi
52J; bre 700 m. lnson WITH Oh
Creek and AIssheuy River r. X for the oil Regon.
W. A. BALDWIN. General Superintendent
u. NJ ir Gen Pas. As,nt
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
Brooklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

L'OR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOiS NOS.
40 ,d Al 5OrIOO and SO 20 H. and "a Non,sgue
OOri Hoase sBd l02 PneappesL, 27I6Oi house
NO 79 House No. l97 WoushbysLi Hoses Sos
l9 ST. and 50 GORDON L. FORD 81 CArkst Broosyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very cay GORD0H L. FORD. o. Carkst brooAa
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

Passenger Newiors rana Central Depot Entrance On
FOny-second-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEWfoRB. -
Trains New Haven leave 7O5 (Acc nj sos tbL, 90l
NWn, 1000 H. lhn) 1900 n acc n 100 lEth IA ~ 800
(Accu 3S and .; 10 (LOea E1 & 10 (Erl AMI 10 lI D
For south Norsslk 800 SOB O5 1900 NJ 800 $40
800 4S, 80 63J $40 9:l0 m. For stamfor 10 eU9
9Oj 1910 1900 100 323 800 (EI j. 1855, 4:3o
4.fj, $40 $40 C:35, 1870 c:l0. 9:l0 p
For Port Chester. ll;40 - ,o,o
Boston Express springfield s05 AMI 1000 300 aOd sac
Shore Line al l:0O aud J:lO m. The 500 lOo
300 $40 9lO stopping SANFORD, Sorsak asf Bridge
sos 90 vita on Shore Line
Division aud tie Conn Naie-
The sos m and 300 with Neayen and
Northampton L. at New Hagen S:O5, 1000 and TOO noon
trains connect with Conn., River r. X Springfield and 500 m or
Montreal The 100 and 300 with Manga
tues Railroad, sos and 300 with houssone "a
Bridgeport The sos and 9:05 and 3UO and olo
Danbuy ami Norsak NOrSak and the sO5
100, and 5'lO m. with Newt Railroad at stamor
Sunday Boston Mail Trans via spHnglel S'lO ~
via Providence. .
Dag Express and seepnseas on Night bf
press Trains -
Tickets can be purchased Ticket 0e Of Company Gsnd Cen
Depot Office. y. y Transfer Co.. 944 Broadway and
Windsor House n Y and No. COurss Brooklyn; who will sso
check baggage from residence "a destination
further particulars posters hotels and depot
JOHN T. MOODY Sup't o. n. Y DIV
T. NJ. Neg-iiavsn.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

-
~ NOTICE.
GA aud se Dec 1873 Will leave South Egbth't Brooh
lyn. A. follows (SunaaVs excrpeD:
.fr Pahosue nterme stations at $50 and
For ,p intermediate stations. $3.50 a. aud 4 and
For Babylon $50 and 1850 T. o.
ana Gp ~. d,
derrick ip;erneile saos 93os aud 1880 s. ..
amt
Flr Icapst. .sd away aad intermediate station. OF $50
anu 4, > snd u 3 M.
suAisy ttsigs leave BaslSci or lslp at o
GhO. r. CARMAN Supsriptepdest
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OFFICIAL TRANSFEhS Or fsChb
KEw-YoRK ClTY.
Beseh.st W 1oI o og - ,,nest "a 5r873. 10000
City haIpase no e - iU..o w. 4, MI .... 70 900
HenrYib . 1850 ~ o. ap . II zyino 1900
Liyingson place s. 10 u, 900
haclougaEs " g. l@%'o y, VI OF S,ae l6500
4th,st Ei3;zh ~ o. a,snue @ Si,.4o 1900
3Shst, SIS lto ~ W oi 1ls'ei 30. 900
4Whst ss 3D. IT, OF @ ,n. = ~ 10000
Avn st. SUI oi SI ns ~ 1o o. g. % ..... 10000
7l.t 9s e. iAyenus l0e1lH11 80 100
72ias 2gs Of Avenue a. ~ a 90 IL 500
l3Istt 1856 H. Of 6thave lOOrSS % 001
2aye 775 n Of llth st. % l0IlOO ..''''''''' 0o0
.th.aye So Of l25thss, l2lOr,iO i''
BG.oSTS.d ss lot No Sl7 Dye.naa 1000
lands Of Lespinssse anl maoams 1Ome
3534 n q th 6Sl.l IL n 10 Harlem nyea =
along dVsr 25 to lard Of a,%s ID, CoOn water $4,000
LaAssHoLD cosyErAxCBs =,
Bro.dwayw' l6l h'oi Chn'onpaco .... $1,000
Broadv.y VS. 1876 its Of clnon'p.ee -ohiVV :. 5000
Mercer. Of Waverey place. 26TlOO' II years. eoo
per year. ............... IL, 100
Hereerst 10, ls73h oil t"A'ef'e''p'ce'-oiA'' '' 600
per year. ,,.,...... 1920
same pfope s o.,: ne, vs., 1,4OO
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
S'TONINGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON. VIA

Toe new IN clesart Sanrn RHODE ISLAND rsestrs Thsr
dsvs sd hAkkAGAAsErr Aoe4av wsaasaau ass
Pr .3 North River Js daily leIH ceA
Al Z D NJ Bo,toa ahead of all other hn<k
=. Railroad oMses sz,esse.s -
cured o wesooits Ekpess Co, 3ie Brcsdss
l. ". FLniNS, bABCOIk- PIessssss
Sep Pass Ayt
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
Real estate 10 Grchanae
OUTSIDE PROPERTIES for EXCHANGE-

A with peree, titles free Of all ncumbsnce 10000
splendid lands Florida 10000 TIMBER hsnisome
jacksonville Hbenia Tallahassee; 10000 ST.
Johns River; 100000 West Virginia coal lands magnificent
Rocks handsome
immediate possession. residences at Orange Mont
Bloomfield Mbuu. Bound Brook Psied stamford Daren.
Hartford Norsch 1000 farm Long Island all
NeNiork NesJrey, and New knsand Western and southern lands
II. l. RDkR. 80 Pne.st
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

- HOUSES BuersL four
Greeue New York house hotel
property handsome residence
LudenL, three Decsurst lots Atlantic
ersmes houses and BROOKLYN
Sl5O0OOt $500 Parties wishing TO SELL, EXCHANGE OF
PURCHASE. call on II. L. RIDER, 80 Pinest.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
fDly tSnndays Only sunoa.s, i Nh '.H

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. Fare,
~ 81 25 PeeK-p FOR Sestaven at 10 500 ii
D. m Daily tsundays eIeepei CONNECTING with the railroad
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
at 400 D. u.. from Pier ~, " r.. foot Of PARK Place
Cabin fare to Boston 81 25 To PRoyIDENCe, s5
Deck BOSTON. s3 70. To PkOtlDshCb -
Providence With Boston Ani Prov
ud Prov Worcester for all " Bug cities aod oEo
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

MISS HAINES and MADEMOISELLE DE
N1 JAEOE respectfully that CLASS FOR TRAINING
KiSDERGARTks TEACHES gill commence Nov By Nm kRAus
late Miss MARIA BOBLTR Also CLASS FOR MOTHERS and
WEEKLY CLASS for Hsibins YOUNG LADIES scss the
Poor
Application TO sniN oihu eas De nsas No 10 Gnssre,
PsJt, Af<I z stesk D. u
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

Railroads 81.
tnned from New day Bridge
port BRIDGEPORT before.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
Jnstrnrrlon.
Miscellaneous-CitJ

ELOCUTION.-Mis MINNIE SWAYIE, for
IL mev Of Blceuon at vasssi College prepared !"
.n her .s,on. Private sdenoe No 36 East Fourieenthst
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-04-10
the Rings ofeaturn.

The rings of Saturn have always
been an eniynt to astr1omers. La
Place showed that IL they were solid.
and OF the same thickneest throughout,
they would soon fall down on the pla-
net aud be destroyed. He therefore
supposed them Of irregular density.
Not many years ago Professor Peirce
found that the same catastrophe would
occur even in this case, and he and
Bond have concluded that they are
fluid. It soon became doubtful
whether fluid ring would be any
more stable. aud Professor Peirce
hence conceived the idea that 1t was
held up by the attractions Of the satel-
lites. Mr.. Harm, French physicist,
hes lately presented paper to the
French Academy, in which he main-
tains that the ring is neither solid nor
fluid, but Is swarm Of small; particles,
which looks solid owing to the great
distsnce Mt which we see IL. The idea
is not new, as II was developed math-
ematically more than ten years ago by
Mr.. J. c Maxwell, Of England; but Mr..
Him adduces some new arguments To
its support. One ofthese Is that when
the ring is seen on i!s dark side, which
IL presented to us on very rare occa-
sions, 1t does not seem absolutely black,
a little light shining through.-EDIr-
oR's SCIENTIFIC RECORD, IN Rdvpcr's
MnOa-ine for FeJrudry
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-04-10
written for the Advertiser.
s'Random Thoughts.

M. Ea;tor:-A short time since
alT,not;ced 81 the oolun,ns Of your good
a.ns. ! few s.fsandom Thoughts
These thohehts though fred at ran
dom seomed to be aimed at schoo
government. The frst idea thai
seemed TO enter the authors head
vas, @there are some narrow minded
people who are ever willing to at
tribute the failure Of . teacher to .
lack OF . so-called natural talent OF
power Of governing" The author
was, in my opinion, right in scouting
the idea Of natural governing powers.
"Look beyond the Performance Of an
act for the motive" is another idea
which is good; but what connection
this can have to the latter part OF the
article don't exactly see. The gen
eral idea brought out is. teachers do
not have s'the absolute powers they
should have to govern school. lie
Tor she) tells us, moreover, that
'therc would be no such thing as
failure if teacher had this power.
II is to be regretted that an article
90 well argued at FIRST should fall SO
short Of its possibilities in its conclu-
sion. Let us now look beyond the
outside appearances for the causes
and their remedies for these failures"
Some teachers fail because they are
incapable to cope with the elements
that beset them. No amount of pow
ers in law will remedy this. Some
schools are easier to govern than
others. This brings us to look at the
true cause, or causes. 1t is lack of
moral discipline pupils receive both
rom their teachers and parents. A
,ertain spirit that pervades the cur
rent Of society viii predominate. The
on4 effectual remedy, therefore, is
10 work upon the morals; for instance,
md q good instance, teachers in dis
trict schools have spelling schools"
md other entertainments. They gen.
orally have literary papers,; they
allow their pupils to ''hit' at every
one; thus nourishing u spirit Of
immodcsty and looscness;
furthermore, they allow their scholars
% say "Oh John Smith," and even
augh at it. They leave hole in the
,art box and wonder how the sand
rot out. The same things charac-
erie parents. They allow the chill
iren to complain of teachers On COM
ng home, not foreseeing the result.
Some teachers enter the school room
offering prizes; thus not exalting true
worth and knowledge above ordinary
,hings. l call upon parents and
.eachers to carefully consider these
Kings. 1t is useless for us to con-
iider point in law something we
AN not affect. Let us work upon
Kings we all can have an influence
Ipon; and grand success attend US!
AESoPHoN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-04-10
Just VIII at it is.

i One Of those ready-made Phi'adei'
phia doctors, whose diploma sixty days
ago covered living mutton, and which
i il vet too green to tan. was asked by q
patient to explain the cause ofhis eyes
7 watering so easily. The NJ. D replied:
Tears result from reflex irradiations
which traverse the fifth pair Of occipnfs
that is to say. the emotion Of joy or sor-
row acts first upon the heart or other
viscera til rough the motor channels,
and is then reflected upon the sensory
nerve supplying the bowels. In al
dition to THE, the lachryma! Juice. II
not Slapped by undertakings through
the nasal duct, nor disturbed by emo
tional excitement or horse-radish, acts
directly upon the ere.hali, and the
trophic influence of the medull@ OBJ
Iongatsp is sh ,wn by the saline secre-
fious which flow through the al men,
tarv canal and other internal water
courses: and. in the vernacular of the
,ra-en, day We slohher and SWIVEL
ike babe filled with green water.
Melon.