, 1874-07-19

other great ofhcial pcrronage-and why7 Dec.u
Theodore possesses an oaorons 6udget tun o. s3 m
pei He knows the value Of his foul treasure aud
been shaking out its nauseous smells 1or years pas
onenina In ten days be says be vii have it all
and Will explode it with violence that shnil contain
gone lie viii be Ike cuttle-heh which has lost i
sac. The ambition Of such man 10 eomeIn1ng III
! no high-uinded man cau unde1stano
The Inferior has further remarks derogato1
to Socrates this week, and an apology for Aa1
tippe. That paper says;
We never read Of one [yirtuous he3then1. sent
mental 1oafer named Socrates ia named as speclmel
Now 1t is well known to every sophomore that soctntt
led . nfs which fully Justified xanttppe in pitchin
would Lave IL u,tiae9 her il more vigorous
There is not respectable woman in the country Nh
would not promptly apply for divorce from hu'Dan
It may be expected that tho editor will thro.
some additional light on Penelope's domestic re
lations next week.
| TIE ADVANCE,
in it's lending editorial, details the story OF tn
| wrongs Ct several white teachers of coloret
schools IL Texas. The Adrance, among othe
| things, saya:
party Of armed and masked men went to th
| house Of Mr John Geaner, whose son supertntendet
the colored sunday-school aud dragged the latter
Of doors, with hts father, mother, and sister. Th'
family were from Chicago, and cultivated little farm
| They used the father very roughly, and threw tht
daughter against the house, tearing her clothes unG
bruisng her. but she rushed again 70 her brother nnc
aes a ~ .hn ~ ~ t,n - h i,h
pistol The sc1tAms Of the females Aroused sone o'
the neghbors. who dred o pistols to awaken others
anu 10 ne ~, ,1s5 ahh'sa ae
the GesneEs ~s=e escorted TO segun BY the eo1ored
people. The 9esnera will b compelled to lose theiz
crop worth $500, and 70 quit the country.
Discussing the question of picnics. the same
| paper has All unique and profound definition OF
1.-THE Principle Of the Picnic, as follows:
II FaM says o. cersan oo'eeuun aa ios tae ealnss,
sd oruas ~ ~, ny - - 49, r;enea n-i1.In. -
su =, Thr.tian r. aH ~ b ,na Tt
fha noor not tn lhsrally Inclined onjy hut ali from
the Youngest to the Oldest aro to contribute to the
The Adponca uaaintniua that "Yacatiou and
co,1iinasa ~ tooathar Thav are heins ~ earl,
otne1. many Cntlssian peopio nave noI 1ouna
It OUT, ana the1f goQnnesa OF ue % impaired
tne1Sn on Proper w rs y1son ss is not gasr G9y %
jesus: 'Cotne We yourselves apart into =
desert nlaoe and rast awh1e.' Ono or twice Ho
-otsIe!y o.tuu2 no 10 aa-Hsus .n1o ".1 eo1-
1asy place apart; ana, ALMOST as 19so,ate "oru,
rest rest repeats ltaeIf through tne Mora OF 4oo-
functions turning to the word reat."
THE sr.rnARn.
dacnas,no Tim nnast;on of nrohih;t;oo m II,
uiscuhoa1b too qaoo''on W tao141ot'4on VI ~
cense, says:
The conditions Of society have radically changed
w1thn the past twenty yexss especially IN or cities
ana large sonns. Hnen no pronoa.oty u3umpns
A., ~ ~ oontrr I'M si,c tfss thsr bara 1000 ~
us By millions they have largely concentrated IN tho
cities and incorporated towns and e1ght-senths Of
them found on the slde opposed to temperance
They have become voters and their influence Is Iii for
the lquor-trafto, Even now in those communities
where the native elaant largely predominates little
or no difficulty expetieuped In enforcing prphltltory
laws Echt-tenths Of tho quor-seess Ase foreigners
in any community with which we are acquainted Had
the country reaued az 1t vxs the character Of
Temperance would long since h4Ys bean oyo1 and tho
victory xon.
THE NoRrEwEs1Ea1 ADVOCATE
- '90 0'
1ne naHaoy-pahoJ FleaoaaI Ak6 Aas ptsacAeE u Ruy
a noeiar ann ~ ,nr1. bim ~ srn
olpy ia decidedly ssccharine ia bsbbs inressautly
Of culture All, avwers, sweet birds, and tie stars
and tho month OF JEne which ,1cnth By the way, has
not behaved itself taneeatey these few years past
changes On xuch wor.s " .besuty md ..besut,fu"
- love- and "loscly," mercy" and ''charty.s Ills
stoz adjective is sxeot" and his fAyorita pronoun
speaks Of everything that suits him. and nearly every
thing due. suit h i'll She language Of conoeited en-
ii s Is
dsnnuti7o ri,st4 witch ripple on and Gu yssr In and
lot ;rzizate ae!d. turn Mil. or do mora than
ou..-h rbuarv-oi-ds thirst He never has q fresbct
sd he never dries up
7@a.o FSlsit Fili :. (: ~, f1S,t;.s.. ; .1s6
ocneol, ard sn1oKs II II not u1hi1nS LIS proper
En:ss:cQ:
Tae Hfga-School course rs 1t prese3t arranged is
[ntfiuEa ~ 1rr,rls the ci. to us att ;ued II ia
Of es wv ahod boy. dedsr s Is
they do, aud swarm to the commercial colleges where
Id: bcrose they are EstsEed ia, tor tleir pu,poses
o connernal college IL much the lest institution
Why should our youn, BY hundreds, foEego the train
ng .ney "o.4a nsgs " ~ Gourse ,a. u :e nEo