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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02
Dissolution Notice,

TIE co PARTN ERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
! listing betwee- the undersigned. under the firm
name of fireman Il Beerkle, Is this day diss lived by
mutual agreement. The business will be contin-
ued at the old stand Eagle Market, by Henry
fireman, who will settle all the business affairs of
the late firm.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02
HENRY FIREMAN.
FRANK BEERkIE

tRANh BEERhLE
Rock Island, June 30th, 's74-dt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02

5Q9 suits boys clothing ata,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
Delaware Institute OF Mechanic
Arts.
MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT FOR TIL
ELECTION or OFFICERS.

MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT FOR THE
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
An adjourned meeting Of the Delaware
Institute OF Mechanic Arts was held on
saturday evening.
Ia the absence Of the President, Mr.
Geo. W. Roberts was called To the hair
The committee appointed to nominate
officers, reported the following
President. r. n. Brennan Wee Presi-
dent, j. s. Valentine Secretary, j Craigi
treasurer Lea Pusey Executive Com
mittpe. Geo. W. Stone, G.. Rthill. Alvin
Allen. Geo. W. Roberts, G.. W. Pussy,
F. Israel, }. II. Hunockcr, MIR. Evans, a
II. Giimshaw.
By unanimous consent. MrRahill gave
the casting vote for names presented and
they were declared unanimously elected.
The report Of the Treasurer was read
and referred to the Executive Committee.
| The Secretary being absent, Mr.. Israel
made a statement, in lieu Of the secre-
retary's report, In which he spoke mos.
eneouragingly Of the future of the lnsti-
tute, as Indicated by the interest mani.
Tested during the past year the room
had been open every night t-uudny cN-
cepted) during the year the average
attendance he estimated at 60 ! the order
had been uneXcgptiOnahly good, no dliii
Guilty having occurred with, or between
any Que visiting the room Of the Institute
Mr.. Pussy called attention to the utccs
sity Of adopting some measures for pun
fishing full aud complete annual reports
showing the doings of the Institute, il
financial conditions, contributions re-
ceived, expenditures and Indebtedness ~ .
On motion the suggestion of MIR. Pussy
was adopted, aud a meeting of th'
Executive Committee was ordered iu
Tuesday night, to make the uecdiu
arrangements for such report.
MIR. Roberts said be- would take advan
tage Of his position rs chairman
to call the attention of thi NEE.
ing TO the necessity OF each one dOir.
his share for the support of the lns-I
I tute, while the public who generous
contributed their means nud the Eyrcu
tive Committee who dishurscd the Sam
were glad to have us enjoy these near
Of Improvement, there was that ~ ih
minds of every American workingman iha
caused dislike for dependence, and he a..
I sure that when this matter was ri-Atl
presented to the Minds of those pres,n
every one would ackuow edge the claim
4 of the Institute and willingly DO nj
snare. lie felt that be cOuld say mi
y being allied TO each one Of them by On
a kindred sentiments and common feeling
: Of a workiug-man in the exact sense q
Z that word as understood by workncmI
y lie desire also in the name of the mcI
=, young and old, who vi II this, one 6
: the best institutions Of the cry,
" express the grateful feelings arouse
- by the liberal support the col
I R.T ..fF
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
The Board OF Education.

Az ,rlouPyTp MEETING -iMPoRrANT RE
PllsT FKuN rnU rfNANcE COMMITTEE -
TUE BOARDS PROPERTY To BE MORT
GAGGED.
An adjourned stated meeting OF the
Board Of Education was held Monday
night for the purpose Of considering sew.
eral resolutions previously Introduced
relating to The ilnarces of the Board
The res 'utions were reported On by the
Firan.e Committee at length ana IN The
following words;
"lu accnrdance with n resolution
passed at our last meeting, the Commit =.
tee ON Finance have considered ana
report on the following resolutions
Rcsofrei. That the Committee on
Finance he authorized 20 Obtain the opihion
at cniiuari AS 10 whether the Board rs GU
tiiled 10 demand aud receive from the CIV.
Council tho whole amount OF money al tu
for unuuallv hv the Board for school pur'
poses. whether the city Council may nave
collected All the taxes assessed tuf that pur'
nose ~ not.
" Your committee report that the
opinion Of the counsel consulted Is that
Council Is not Obliged 20 nay the amount
! asked for unless collected.
"Second -.E.sa'r,d That the Finance
| Committee hr. anil arc hereby, INSTRUCTED
/ to ttte into consolidation the pro
/ rrictY eft making hut two payments to thg
1 Superintendent. frtrhers juniors ana
I n'hefs in tho employ &C the Board in The
! pusuiu" six months and ia the following
manner. SO wit. ptvuent IN tut tor The
months of January. February aud March .,
cmldr oH the iaih Of Aprii fer April
shay and June rn 40, 18TH ni July 1.
irfr4 undDi stood that This resolution IL MOI
tn npp1 To salaries due aist OF December
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

SOCIETY FoRTnE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY
40 ANIMALS ORGANIZED - OFFICERS
ELECTED.
Monday afternoon the corporators of
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
TO Animals met at the Board of Trade
rooms, aud organized under the provisions
Of the act of incorporation passed by the
Legislature last winter.
The meeting was presided over hy Chas.
g. Rnmford, Esq, aud Wilmer Atkinson
acted rs Secretary.
The following we're elected officers Of
the Suciety:-
Pre.idcnt-Rcv. John Wilson, of vii
mih gton.
Secretary Miss Mary Miller, of Will
mngtOn.
Trcasurcr-Mlss Annie semplc, of viii
minctOn.
Vice Presidents New Castle county
Edward Brlnghurtt, nr. ID. W. Maui,
Rev. Fielder lsrael, WIN. Canhy, +. n.
Buck, VIM NJ. Candy. J. TAYLOR Cause
2. n. Breunan, Chns. G.. kumiord. Chas.
-. Lore, Joshua Mari. James Robinson,
GOO. W stone, MI Of Wilmington VIM.
Dean, White Clay Creek lld.; DANIEL
Coihit, ST Georges lid. Geo. T.. Tyhnut,
Red Lion lld.; 3. II. Dixon AMI William
Luke, Bfaudywme; T. Challenger and
| Rev James B Sgutts Rupl. New Castle ;
/ Lewis Thompsol aud .lns. $. Head, Mill
Creek Ashton Richardson's, thr-t.Ma /;
W. y. Clark aud Anthony iiiggirs, ST..
Georges.
Kent county y b. Cmuscy AND John
". Hall. Frclericl; Maulove Hayes and
Geo. V. Massey, Dover; j. colby smith
aud John 7. Jakes, Wyoming stephen
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

BOOTS AKIN -Hors'
is MoRELANp. Foq,n ava Poplar streets,
oAaAe1 ehuA
JOHN PARIS. sl5 we-t rhiri s'roet
oAKsAsgs
PRIsr 4 ALLMoNn. rnr seventh and shipley
W. il. WRIGHT. Water aud Market ri'7"'7'
ciorWsa
u HuxRAuW. corner Third nni Market streets,
4 ~ tVnonttnNN CORNER seventh aud ShipleN'
JOHN DAVIS. ~ Market street. ---
nrruusrs
WILLIAMS. caraer Ninth sa 800, M Marsei s'7'
y MriEALL, 80 oiu.r s'cn9d az ~ MMaa,,kkss,, st..
SMITH y PAINTER. Seventh Hud m''e'' ''''
rrnsrreE
louN RgEsE. ~ walg,i .'reel,
l. W PALMER. iui Shili'' .ii'Hi,
Mn UAKNAN. 4lu kIur street,
GEnEGEC MAIAN. 80 aud ~ Market Hli'e"
arst. t1e.
n MBLCHolR, "a King street. --
assr's srHsi4uiSn doons
Irpor9uqrN. nnrl,t -tieet.
& s Mnk4AN. t,i Nta-t street,
ga. f4oa- AsrrarNnfrs
wral1Lhsrlg. eii wo-ttsurh street,
UAWTHitup 81 hl.n ln % te" street,
sPEAkMAN 81 $3.50. 90 'hii'i t''r''
por-r rre,i-uso ooors
THOMAS u HEE-os Nv Na.t-l street .,u..,
z rlCkLEs. Tenth a.l Market siroetf-
MAT Asn.tAtf
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

Both Houses OF tnc NcW Jersey Ler's.
luuro mot M1ul ye.eni 6. aud las-, q
solution for the zap, oitsmrut Of ilut
cImmittees ON the Centennial fc.ehrst on
"a. Philadelphia. A-o, Joint ie.olu-
ton requesting Congress 10 vote an an.
preparation for the Centennial. 4 re.O-
luton Of inquiry whether the expenses ri
The House and Of the state Department
cannot be reduced, was debated and
referred.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

"A classic story has found a modern
repetition In Florida, where a boy in The
act Of eating sugar was stung in tn.
mouth BY a bee, from the effects Of which
lie died.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
Wont DoIt Again.

A village school Was governed by a
master who endeavored to lncu!cate truth
and stern moral prmciples into the minds
of his pupils by din Of moral -ua-ion,
combined with lhe liec use Of rattan. ~.
Insisted on hs pupils contc,,ing when
ever they did WiurE. and insisted often
IN such a iOfcib'c manner that many a
poor little victim was made 10 confess
wrongs that hc never committed. uuc
day little Johnny Marks was called up to
Tecite.
Come here g" ;hundrred the teacher.
Johnny, alarmed hryurd mrasuie at hi-
tutors harshuess, iutlliyciy itlt that hr
must have committed suintthine wIOup
which demanded rouirs- on.
"1ell me at once, stoke She master
"whO made this NOr q ~
tnbiddru tears started to Johnny 7.
eyes as be suffered. Please sir I don
know sir"
"What- at i' titru.at,d The rircepior
"rell me immediately, Sir, who mad
this world"
Poor Johnny in an instant recalled tn
molal tina; had been taught lum hut Yes
terday, and, falling Cu bis knees hrior
his stern master, nr cln.pcd his hand
aud said trembiu4ly:
please Sir, / di} hut I'll never !
Il again
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
NPACAtL NOTIOEs.


VI ~ cents per loH.l h,d tHr tsne; iI-ee
t.v.isr a. f.tsr. NI,utNHtfl. .tpl other "a
t.f rn,tr rsfnfIIUti.f-. atv"ruA rNitHtte
f.aily :. .iiciuca. tI.ri Aficl'-. Sc % ir.-1h
Hh4r prices. 0 p Nlt. 't
u,atlY I''fN iI' AF'hNr iiNs ''''''
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
Union Ala sosIcty.

ITS work UP TO THE TENTH INST. "A
LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE HELPED.
The Union Aid Society, organized In
the fa'l, has been quietly and etiectually
az work for some time, but the
public has had very little idea Of
H. operations. Tho following ftatement
of its work was obtained By an EVERY
EyENiNG reporter from one Of its man
ayers 1t shows the operations from Dee.
! OH. 1870. to Jan lOth. 1874;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

CONFERENCE or cANr m,rri.a As.ocf
pInfs- pA1Fs or rroiN>l>D ur SOM.
or '"1 'ANf Nfhll>''7'
lWsdly Wc,ki The r,irr- uiaiiF's ol
several camp mroiiuc o. orioum- hD.d o
meeting iu Im.Wr'lhA lu trrdr r'
dates lnr The committeeman "i -''"rt
of The great omi' meeting nrNi sWrwDr.
The meeting was so attended and d'-
rldcd that IT," cawp- designated below
should couuencr ou Oh" dates iafur'.
rce',u Grove. Union Cuus oulor. .iHy afh.
krhohuih kraeh cnmp mce'.r-, .lf.' lt'h.
n"s'r, i'''ss,s N'.
ii,tintu t;rnte .ue,,-i ii
",'"" 'i"' q "'''''''l e'l'i"'n''' H. A'i' ''.'
Licl OF lhe meetings Is ip hu'i iDn
diYs. except mat AT 'hrSirf llc'-Hi-.
when TO continue TWO et'--
In relation I" S"hialh Observance. gay
/ hr alt lIdNt', iic hlt"W'us Was .t'd,
and alter careful Consideration, ad"i iui
I Unanimously
! hr9itet, B} ihis t'nieictrr OF roliCsc1-
/ uuns, ihal Ne heartily rNolac Hld eun.
/ 'Ir'H wy sr' ,,,.l ~ IRE 's..' u
/ ttnn to tLc si,tf,.f "a r',n'i, ,,.,,f',,.,- d,
commanding simplicity AID fmitaaI'. ia
/ wol.mp, sua q sulct ieHil 'o tir .auyI'y
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

Is IT So l-'rhe NeWtown Record SAYS
that Mrs. Scott, of Delaware, wrote
among other thing. 3 II Is also my
esruest wish that my darling husband
shall marry ere long nice. pretty girl,
who Is a good hOusekeeper.' -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

IpJ$iI's~
wtINiSlros ASp FHttspRtrHiA
DAlhY srEAM FREIGHT LINE.
isat"s lr..rh -lfe,t whau, WumIu- DE- ai
o. tu.. aui tlH -rcnud Witft HtH s1 'le-iuut
rtfHrt, fhiud-lrhia 90 5u-c.rtk. O. m.-
0u,d- tfau-ierfrd 10 tho WilnIlaiNn ~
R-Hlinr. p W and b. Wilmington ana
Western. aud npiawars Railroad care without
'harg- for reri iumrnt 900.
GEuRGR W EreH q SON,
FRENCH STREET WHARF W mnfltn
MEKElnkW Agent
Secoui wharf hhnyH helluni n i9ls
NJ BE particular Co order freight NY h'7h
lfNN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE


UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
r,lns leave New i9rk rom foot OF Desbrossss ANA
Epre-s for HARRISBURG Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman palace ears attached. $50 A. NJ, and
FOR wIliamsport and Lock aven via Philadelphia ana
tr.e Railroad division, connecting at Phi ale phia
frie. e:D y. NJ, connecting at CORY Tor Ttusviils
fst,G,esln cepire ani hs On Regions
Washington express OF Pullman parior ears daily
eNeepi sunda, at $3.50 A. NJ; arrive at Washington
s:io = ~ Regular at S 40 A. NJ. and Q r. NJ. Sun
Express Tor PHILADELPHIA $40 80 A. NJ; p:,1 50 4lO
T. $50. y. NJ. and ~ night. Sunday, s. z a:3J and
Sfs. Kmrranl and second ella S. p NJ '''' ~"'
&C. 10 oI trenton az ~ and
sS. sG go s:io i.as Sa, $40. & s:io. S:la.'I
3, sl' 10 II :sof NJ and Il night Sunday. III l.
For Llzabeth. g. $50 Z7;io, 10 A. NJ. I'm Lam,
sS ana Il night Git S Sunday HaS 81 SO. and
For nshw .l; z s;ss z 3 9AM ,IsM;;,L: s:a
up s ana IL night nj ' saad S SO s sna p s''
For Ssosps rs5i and 1a1SGS9y ana South AmOoy and
70, I ts, s v,!d y ~ !, snSs night sunday
For Lsnbsrtvie and Fiemingion s:s5 A M and 4 p n
sor fhilpsburg and Beividere $50 A. NJ : and r Il.
For borden'9wn snrhnEton and Camden, and ESQ A.
For Freehold, a. NJ; aud PM.
For rarinineiale aud sauan, IA. N. and 2P NJ.
For rs% ss 3 az A. NJ and via boat from
Trays arrive As I0I9ws,IFr9m PittsSurg go s,o 4
xonSsy, From Wa:hp,Ss!s ; and sal!iIncrs. s:S
sunday Sac s S;l So liz rs m H So i. ' Sna
Ticket of,ccs SIS and "a Broadway No. Aston House
and loot OF Deshroses ana cortsndt streets Emg-ant
Soesn Kos Ia S and s Hudson street Soq aCDosss
d N. BOYD, JL. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05

Tux STATE LINE
i NEW NOkk TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL
-. btLFAsI AND iONDONuERRf
incsc tiexant new Clyde hut steamers oil sal rom
PER 80 HYrln i,l,er a. iolows -.
srrnsrrr ~ rtNN.i-NA>lA,. Aedncstay. Hytmner Z
sIA.E or viEsiNiA. weins slAy : oteme-r 70
anu every "Wednesday terenffer taking psses nfers a.
thfousn rates 70 All arts Great brtstn ma lniAni
NoINaf. sweden DenmArk aui Gcrmnny
2teiase as .os a. BY uiher lne.
Drafts Tor 81 AMI upward for irrigh or passage
apply TO AUsIlN RAI.DWIN a tO Agents.
NJ. - srOadway.
sieerage Office Is Bro sdwav
fNo LONDON DiREcT-THE SPLENDID srkAMsHiP
ohEL,s, saturday. september 3 "a Ito clos < 20
passase from or TO London Liverpool vueen.i9~h;
naseow, Derry or beasl at lowest rates Apply ai
InoMrsoN's Passage Once. - BroAiwag corner hec'
ODoNovAS RossA.-RtDucED PASSAGE loR
y SATURDAYS steamers: MINNESOTA fte~iays Once
open evening"; drafts. Northern Hotel. corner Corr
landt and West streets. New York
DOSrERs, BILLS OF LADlNG, RECEIPTS. col
cred rrinling. Ac, FOR steamship Inns done Vim
nneeatness cheapness and promptne.s by tie hLIko-
roLiTAS PRINTING ksrABLIsHMkNf.Ne us Sroad-
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TOR CARDIFF BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
= other points In England and Wales1The South
Wales Atlantic steamship Company from Pennsylvania
Railroad wharf Jersey City. as iollows- =,
rENbhShE EN- o.
First cabin passage. SIS and $50 currency, second
steerage certifcates from Cardiff $685. currency Drafts
tor 81 and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO., Agents,
IL Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05

CToXIxGTOk LINE gOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON.
- The new and magnificent steamer
khooE isLAxD every Tuesaay. Ihursday and sasuF'
DAY, and the ssgA mt stsatner -. a.
SAnhAoANsEft, very Genday ws4nese2 a.!
lYK s, ~" ri q 1877 49, s ssj ~ ~ 49, "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05

GREAT WESTERN
III STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL lENGLAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail pier Is East
River. as IOows:-
GREAT WESTERN windham.. saturday, September IL
CORXWALI stamper ,..,..... SATURDAY, September l9
Cabin passage. Sos ermediate SIS; Storage, $50
currency; Excursion tickets. SlSu
Apply to the agent, 70 south street - ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CHINA EMBARE
i from the Cunard wharf, foot Of Grand street, Jer
ssy City, at nSo, on saturday, eptrmber g.
CHAo q. FhANCKLYN,
No Bowling Green. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05

(\NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT bREST.
The splendid vessels this avorte route for the Con-
tneni (being southerly tnan otter) Will sail
from pier No. ~ North River as follows:-
WAsuINGTJN Lachesnez. SATURDAY. Sept. 8
PERkIRE, Surnont. Saturday, Oct. 8
Price OF passage. IN gold 0ncuding wine)-Frst cabin
Sl25; second SIS; third. $3i
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
American travellers, by taking this line. avoid both
transit BY English railway and tho discomforts of
ing the Channel besides saving time. trouble and ex
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent IS Broadway.
CTEAMER MASHlSGTON FOR BREST AND EAvRE
y viii leave pier No. 50 North River, foot of Morton
street. on saturday. september s. at O'Clock Passen
gers reQues ted board at IL O'Clock.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05

NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND-OLD
IN Dominion Steamship Company. -Stea mers leave
for above ports from pier 81 North river foot of Beach
street, on tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, r. NJ
Also intermediate steamers.
Through bills iudIng and passenger tickets issued TO
all points in the interior.
Offce Fulton and Greenwich streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

IMPRINT OF BEAR ON A RoCK.-At Mr.
Guerpsey's photograph gallery, in Colorado
springs, there is photograph of the figure of
bear on rock. This curious impression in
terested the members of the Hayden survey,
and the subject came to the attention of the
professor. Below we reproduce a copy of the
note OF explanation in MIR. Guernsey's posses
SIGN. The figure, as shown on the rock, Is CALI
ed ga great natural curiosity"
"1n the county OF Bent, on the Pur gatoire
river, eighteen miles from Las Animas, Colo
aado, on the smooth face OF q sandstone cliff,
overhung by wall or rock q hundred or more
feet high, there the life size photograph, at ii
were, OF grizzly bear. The picturne Is not an
accidental resemblance to a bear, but pic
ture more perfect and life like than any human
art can supply. The short tail standing strai ga
out, the ears visible, the claws standing out in
bold relief. the mouth open, with eyes and
teeth plainly to be seen, the natural attitude,
all demonstrate beyond the shadow of doubt
that the picture is photograph stroke Of light.
ming during the progress Of a storm"
DR.. Hayden, judging from the photograph, is
OF the opinion that It Is the work Of some Of our
Indians,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

SUMNER AND BURKR.-Over the msntel hung
three epgravings of Edmund Burke at the re-
spective ages of ten, forty, and sixty years The
one representing Burke as a boy is In colors,
and was given the Senator by Lord Broughs ham
while he was the latter's guest. The other two
are nom portraits by Sir Joshua Reynolds, and
were engraved, the one by Beindetts and the
other by j. Watson. The one representing
Burke at forty is often seen. The other picture
had striking resemblance to Mr.. Sumner SO
much so as to excite remark. On one occasion
caller said, on seeing this, "why, Senator, L
didn't know of that engraving of you; when was
it made ?' "When DR.. johnson, Oliver Gold
smith and dropt in on Sir Joshua once at the
Mitre Tavern" was the humorous reply. The
portraits were so dissimilar that they would
hardly be taken for hkenesses of the same man
An artist who had heard of the resemblance,
asked to see the pictures, and taking the latter
picture for veritable Xix eness of the Senator,
and knowing the other to be the popular like
ness OF Burke at forty, comparing the two, said,
81 don't see how such a mistake could have
been made. This is passable likeness of you;
but can't perceive in it any resemblance to
the Burke."-A. B. johnson, an Seribner's for
NoPsmLsT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

OCTOBER FoLIAGE.-One of the most notice
able things in the October landscape is the
marked individuality OF the trees. Those of
the same species differ wonderfully In tints Of
foliage and in the degree of ripeness which the
leaves have reached. Often, side by side, with
maple with the leaves all dead and gone from
the bare boughs, and another in full glory,
with scarcely one of its spangled leaves missing.
In spring the same difference OF promptitude In
ieafing out is observable among trees Of the
same species, and, to ell appearance, situated
under the same conditions. 1T looks very much
az y trees, In their way, differed as men do,
each having some private and personal traits
which mark them as individuals-Sprinatetd
Union,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

THE WILL.-Men often speak of breaking the
will Of child; but it seems to me that they bet
ter break the ne OK. The will needs regulation
not destroying. / should as soon break the legs
Of horse in training him, as a child's will. l
GUS proportions. 1 never yet heard of will in
itself too strong, more than an arm too mighty,
or mind too mighty, or mind too compre
hensiye In its grasp, and too powerful in its
held. The instruction of children should be
such az animate, inspire, strain, but not to hew,
cut and carve; for would always treat child
as live tree, which was to be helped 'to grow,
never as dry, dead timber, to be carved into
this or that shape, and TO have certain mold
ings grooved upon it. A live tree, and not
dead timber, Is every little child, -ThsodOre
Parker,