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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09
ENCOURAGE YoUNG CHILDREN.

ENCOURAGE YOU'VE CHILDREN
Encouragement works wonders with
almost anybody, no matter what his
occupation in life may be. A boy likes
to be encouraged so does girl; a man
likes it; also woman; and even the
old grandfather and grandmother has
Il relish for it.
Some parents often make mistake
in not giving their children credit
when they do a thing we'll; and some
unintentionally let a lesson that has
been studied very hard, of piece of
work that has been we'll done by boy
or girl, pass by without the least no
tice. This discourages a child, and
has bad effect otherwise.
Encouragement puts new life in a
child, especially if it be bestowed by
a parent. Yet there are people, who,
though anxious to have their children
do we'll, and continually, and in a dis
piriting way, tell them that they
shouldn't do SO and SO, and that it is
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09

"A pretty rouSn page III nalural lis
tory-The rampage.
"You don't do that again." said the
pig to the boy who cut his tail off.
When are skipping lambs like liter
ary volumes: When they are bound
in sheep.
A sportsman proves his superiority
to his wife, Elizabeth, by saying that
she is Bet, but he is better.
The only time when people are will
ing to accept short waits is at the pro-
duction of a new play at the theatre.
A Terre Haute man, who has been
trying tc make bo.l. ends meet, il liv-
ing on head-cheese and ox-tail soup.
What is the difference between plan
of battlefield and a roasted pippin?
One is Il war map, and the other is
warm apple.
a Green Bay (Wisconsin) dentist re-
Gently suspended work on a young la
dy's teeth for moment and kissed her.
The next day he paid the girls father
$500.
"Grandma, why don't you keep
servant any longer:?" "Well, you see,
my child, Pm getting old now, and
can't take care of one, like l used to,
you know"
''Can you steer the main-mast down
the forecastle stairs?" eyes, sir, 1
can, if you will stand below and coil
it up" Captain didn't catachise that
man any more.
"What's the matter there Annie?-
Does your shoes ftp "No, papa, they
don't fit me at ALL" replied the little
one. "Why they don't even squeak
when | go out for a walk"
An old minister once recommended
to parishioner to take snuff to keep
mawake during the sermon; to which
the old backslider retorted that he had
better put the snuff in the sermon.
A lady had several hundred dollars
worth Of point lace clipped off her
clothing by an adroit thief, while she
was at church singing, "Strip me of
the robe Of pride, clothe me in humil-
ity."
Delicacies of the season-Lady Ito
Jeames, who has brought up a note -
"Did you ask the young person to take
aseat::" Jeames-"Beg pard II, m'lady,
she'd hevidently been eatin' O onions;
so | as'd her to be s'good as to wait
outsidew
Complimentary--He-"Don't you
think, now, these are vewy dweawy
pawties, where the only pawties one
meets are pawties one never knows %
She-"Not more dweawy than other
pawties, where the only ones one knows
are no ones"
The friends of a wit expressing some
surprise that, with his age and fond
ness for the bottle, he should have
thought it worth while to marry. "a
wife was necessary" he said; ''t6ey be-
gan to say of me that I drank too much
for single man.
Said Lord John Russell to Hume, at
social dinner, "What do you consider
the object of legislation" '"The great
est good to the greatest number
"What do you consider the greatest
number?" "Namber one, my lord"
was the commoner's prompt reply.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09
The Original Inventor

of the Howe Sewing Machine, Elias
Howe, Jr., did not compete for MANY
Years with companies who were paying
him royalty for the use of his inyen-
tions. In the year 1866 he commenc-
ed manufacturing, and put the genius
which invented the Sewing Machine,
the experience learned from the fail
ureS and successes of other manufac-
turers, and the experience of a long
life rs practical mechanic, into the
Howe Mi chine. The proportionate
increase in its sale, for the few short
Years of its existence, thus far, over
that of all other Machines, fully es-
tablishes, not only its popularity, but
the perfection to which it has been
brought.
1t is noticeable fact that the Howe
Machine Company has 100000 of their
Machines in use, although having ex-
listed but six years, while the company
which claims to have the most in use
has only about twice that number,
though having existed twenty years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09

ren. "They Il. e., the courtiers) pois-
oned his dear Agnes de Soreau, with
out whom he could not live one mo-
ment."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09

%An unusual number of people
are carrying their hands in their pock-
cts, there being nothing in their pockets
to Interfere with the indulgence,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09

sayTwo Irishmen engaged in ped
ding packages of linen, bought an old
mule to aid in carrying the bundles.
Each would ride awhile or "ride and
tie" as the saying is. One day the
Irishman who was on foot got close to
the heels of his muleship, when he re-
ceived kick on one of his shins. 10
be revenged he picked up stone, and
hurled it at the mule, but by accident
struck his companion on the back of
the head. Seeing what he had done,
he stopped, and began to groan and
rub his shin. The man on the mule
turned and asked:
"What's the matter -
"The cratur's kicked me-" was the
reply.
'.Be jabbers," said the other, ''he's
did that same to me on the back of
my head"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09
Vet euCOuntereU:

vet encountered:
An editor il male being whoze biz
zineSs IL TO navigate nuze paper
He writes editorials, grinds out poetry,
inserts deths and weddings, sorts out
keeps waste basket,
blows up the devil" steals matter,
tites other peoples battles, sells hiz pa
per for dollar and fifty cents a year,
takes white beans and apple sass for
pay when he kan git it, raizes a large
family, works - hours out ov every
24, knows no Sunday, gifts damned bi
everybody, and once in a while whipt
bi sumboddv, livs poor, dies middle
aged and often broken hearted, leaves
no money, IL rewarded for life ov toll
with a short but free obituary puff in
the nuzepapers. Exchanges please
copy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09

TO REMOVE GREASE SPoTs.-In the
removal of grease from clothing with
benzol or turpentine, people most gen
orally make the mistake of wetting the
cloth with the turpentine and then
rubbing it with sponge or piece of
cloth. In this way the fat gets dis
solved, but spread over greater space
and not removed; the benzol OF tur-
pentine evaporates, and the fat covers
now greater surface than before
The only way to radically remove
grease spots is to place soft blotting
paper beneath and on top of the grease
spot, which spot has first been thor
ongly saturated with the benzol and
then we'll pressed. The fat gets now
dissolved and absorbed by the paper,
and entirely removed from the cloth
ing.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09

wrong, ETC., without ever having lit
tie friendly talk with them, and Civ
ing good advice, and encouraging
them when they do right.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09
A Definition Of an Editor.

We have seen many definitions of
many names, words ard phraaes, but
the following Of an editor, given by
Josh Billings, is about the best we ever
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09
qanbe, 70 ,pie aud subirsibs alitarbeitcr.

a
eanbe, 10 ipie aud snbirside aNitarbeitcr.
/ asIte .tatttlb nsne SIS eft.hs @on lIbiefer
pradbtbouen illuitrirten 3eiti6riff lit -f9on bas
speit 80 sft fir .ls75 s 1erid)tenen.i gS er< 7.
{deinellrbabcn iagrli6 ,l6 Sefte, BON bel1ci, le<
Ses ,,lnr &c, Gents ooer her gauge. Sa9rgaan9
$500 foftet.. sn alnbetrd5t bes Do.trefFid)en
aefefoffes uae bet sablreidlsn nnb scluaasenen
8ilberl fonneu mir bic Nlte uno Nens
@elt. .ats bic biliisite apo bette iartrirte Seltt
idrift empfeblea., ii s2.s,4 +: -, / 70. u,
+ Sdreibe,tbe.S anb anf BanS IN 3
g unb son NIbat ct Ia. 9rttte Nbtgels
lung. S9oa friiber baben nit Die 3'ue' erlten
Gttbeilunaen bieies @erfe8 belprod}en. Nud)
bieie brittle Abtbeiluns entDalt cine 9anse Ne'be
merfwiirbiaer 8orfdlle, bic in ibrer 8uiarnuell<
ftellung ieSen,,, Der cS ieben mid, Sei9en, Mie
Bic San6 @otteS tporncno nuo ftrafeno ms
MenI6enleben einsreift. a@ri9ienen bel Ser~
ber ii, ct. 2ouis &reis 20 Gents. ~
Infer Sodlu. Serren @onfratres madeu
mir auf,nertialnanf bas prafttlde Sudlc'n:
>. Wade mecum ,ad infirmos,
nit oeutiden unb .euslif6en @ebeten.% 9. Scr~
oer, @t. 2ouis Moy geb. 25 Gents .''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09
2hie ygaiienfrennb...
/ De n6rft;ee &aiper.5

2. Bieee,, bat 9rinfcn pou Ell 6las Seer
paser tiuee, ucnu c,1 Menlf ie betalen III bsre
sriaseu tonn, tis mir to iegaen. slner pc oors
itiae Raiper bleef boabie mtg ftoan. genn be
bnt tpebbe GiaS up 1abbe, 1bann5 font BE a,'
pat biabe to brinfen, yun roa bat oiaoe fa,nn,
bat beerbe I'M baum bat feioe, IN bot bei Mig
sueb:: De boriisc &aiper font bann aud an
to rdIoneeren 5un &c, fann, in ioden 9ueiel, bat
ct binoa Mig mer men&lid pas. De guoe amer
oe met em brii,,fen, babhen Spab an ben &al
un la1ben n,per iiene Bibe. go font DC bors
ltiae l&aiper ct jeben Samttag an, alper .ooass
met mas ct mig 6oan, on Sunoass }uop ge 9ud
un bat 70 larse, bis be lcbte &enninf. .berluopen
lunS,; bann boil bc up. ,..a..,.
gt'' tet eeit ,pieber in &c neisits Qum,ser.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09
6 E r e 6 ti4fet t.

sn Der @o6enidau finben unlere eeier eli
nen in Columbus beantraaten @oridlag, bas
Sd)ulaeiet bes Staotes Sbio gu beranbern.
Gs ioIlen nur bic setpobnli9en @lementarfa rfader
Gegenitanbe bes llnterridtS intben Staatssl9u<
len biIbcn unb 1tur 8inber bont Z. Bis l6. Sabre
iouen idalpFid)tig iein, ferner foQ bet Sdul>
ionb nidt nod ber 3obl Der 1T berid)ieeenen
Stabten uno Counties borbanbenen &inoer,
lonbern nad) Der 3abl Der &inber, peld)e ipirt>
li6 bic stoatSi6ulen bciuden, bertbeilt tper<
oeil. Dieien @orid)laae1 fOnnen ipir entitie>
Den beiftim,ne,,. Sic sebe,. uns 8atboliten s'par
nidt Die bollfanoiae @ered)tisfeit bic tptr in
Der :S9ulfrage berlansen ). aber iie bermiaoern
einieern,aben bas llnredt oes gssenipartisen
S9uIibtel,s, unb fonnen 70 getpiferinaben als
Elm llebersanssftasiun angeieben tperoen, nad)
,uel9em mir bod enolid) 5u unierm bollen eo,1>
]titutiouellcn 9iedte sclangen. Mit ,eiuen,
S1lage labt iid Gin ein9elebteS Sbitem nidt
umaeIfalten sunb baber. iuiniden tuir, oab bic
sill SIS GERM Mortbinston @efekestraft err
(a,lae @ir merben bieie Sad)e unfern 2e1ern
lpafer nod tueiter auseinanoer ieben.E I@ y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09
~ u 8 Z II II ct.

Inter befen, 9itel beautporten mir ae on uns &C.
rdbteten @ufrngen cber Irt, penn mir haraMs eres
sen, bab es BEN ra8iteacr ,uirfli9 nt @ustuhit 81
fbun it,. au9 Mnfrasen obne ssaren bes Srasfteuers
ruerben beaut'portet. -.
8..2. - @orrm in biciem Qanbe ber II,
OeutIdlaub bel scwiileu @elcaenbeiten Iblid)e
Opfcraans nidt in @ebrou@ 1T? Der @runo
lieat pobl barir, bab bic erften biefgen Sc
meinbcn nidt oeutldcn, ionoern irilden Ut
iprunas luaren Die Srlanoer id)etnen bieie
Site nie setannt su baben, fonnten f'e CLIO
nid)t nit mad sln,erita bringen. Die fpater
eutfebenben beutidcn @enteinben rtdteten i'd)
aber in ioldcu Dineen mad ben idon porbans
oenen iriid)en. llebrisens 4iit uns tcin @eieb
bcfannt 6as ben. Opfer9ans um ben, sltar
pcrbote, nur bet Spfcrtcller bari nidt barouf
9eitellt lueroea. - -
s. @.- go scrne init unS nad ben @iin=
iden unicrer Qefer ridten, 10 fonncn iuir uns
bsd ni6t entldlicBer, bic 9)farttpreiie tn unfer
8latt auf,unebmer1. @ir t6nne,l bieielben ni9t
boutan6ig geben, obne unler 8latt gu bergrOs
bern unb baber au6t tDeuer s,l ,na@en. Das
aber iuoilen ,pir nidt. @et baber Die Martt<
preiie uotb,penbis baben mub, ber iou ii@ oN>>
bet bieiem <+Blatte 6er @aiientinber nod cine
anoere 3eitung nit ben Marttpreiien bolten. :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09
=" Git Ct a t ur.

Scr gSerein8bpte, cine Monatsi6rift i'm
5ntereiIe bes beutiden romiid,fatbolif9en
Central >Bereins bon Moro amerita @ineirs
natl, s.. Serausseeeben unb reoigirt bon Reb.
u Sdmenniger. = 0lit Greuber besriiBen tpir
oas @rIdeinen bieier Menatsfdrift, lberen Gr<
id)einuna mir iAon norl lMonoten anfiinoigten.
Sic stuei erfte, MomatSbefts bes 8ercinsboten
lieeen Dor unS unb fdlasen ibrer &enoen5, H.
rem SnbaIte nnt ibrer Gor1n mad burhmtS
ben ri@figen @eg Elm, elm fairies 8inbenittel
oer bielen ronii9 <tatbolii9en nnterftiitungsSs
Yereine uniereS 2anbes an tperben. Die IN
ben beiben borliegenben Seften eoitoriel aus<
aefprodenen @runbiabe iperben fdber aHgenei.
,.en 8eifau fnben.. Die 8eitfbrift befabt .fid1
sufddit nit Mngelesen1titen BEG @entraisBer<
Gins, Die eiraelnen 8ereine befelben fino cher
an alien Orten ense nit ben aird)engemeinoen
nerbunber,; tpenn ,baber Der u8ereinSbote" fein
asrcaramm bouFdnbig bur9fabren tpiq, 70
Mrs berlelbe aud oft iiber bic Mnseleeenbeiten
soer ein,elnen @emeinben 5u ipre@em baben,
1,id)t 70 jiebr iber bic Ianfenben Geierli9feiten
&C. ionbern Iber bic 8er9angenbeit nnb bic
@eidid,te ibrer @riinbung. Das aber 1T &C.
rabe1 Elm Wunft, Der nns: beionbers sefaat, uno
Der bic 3eitidrift aud fir bic 8utunft tnertbs
ooIl mad)t. @ir ,puniden baber benz Ser
einsboten Die sr0bte @erbreituns in' sensen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09

Co., Wenn iiber 9uiten 9als'peb,
Grfdltun9en II. T. 10: 9etlast miro bort
man beutSuta9e oll9emein bic Grtpleoe=
rung Warilm gebrau6en @ientbt Dr.,
Mu guT &6ni9's 9amburg er
8rMftbee2- @err S. &llbn, Gbicagp
Sus., 16reibt: :a1Dr. Mu9. &0ni9's 9oma
burger 8r,littbee 1T in jeber beutl6en
beutiGen Tamilie .GDica9o's sll finoen;
Sebermann 9ebrou6t i'm unb Seoermann
lobt i1n." ..'. .r-.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09

$50 9ln einem Der lebten 9onnta9e be-
trof Die @lieber elmer &ir6en @emeinoe
in 8uds GountD !, Obio, Elm ieltIames
MiBsej6id. Sn Der Stride ,uoren ndmli6'
Die. .Bdnte neu angeitri@en unb lotirt
,pcroens; bas Metter lpar abera Der glrt,
|oab Die Sarbe nurlaneiam trodtete. Scr
nd6ite @ottesbien1 lief ean5 gut ob biz
am Gnbe als ber Nreoiger li6 anIdidte,
ben Segen 5u 1pre6en, ben 0ie@emeinoe=
mitglie0er oenl 8raude semdB 5tebeno.
empfangen. @iestpolltcn li9 erbeten, aber,
|tpie bon h ,ln]i6tborer @etpolt eefeHelt
blieben Mae auf ben 8anfen liben, bis lie:
pl6bli6, jpon @hreden erfaBt, einen bets
s,peifelten 8erlu9 1nadten, BON oenlelben
los5ufommen, gia6 9roben MnItreneun=
gen gelans es enoli@ Den 9ellte1l ii6
BON sibren Sibenslossureiben, ob lie aber
auf ben 9c9en 9etuartet, miro leioer
ni6t beridtet. 9ies &iidleite Der meiiten
@emeinbenlitglieoer 1oQ ,einen traurigen
Mnblid geboten baben un6 pie Banfe in
Der Rir9e ,iaben aug lpie pie Multerfarte
eines Su6reiienben. ..r. 81. .. ~. &..
in5 elner,sGp-untiets bes
@taates Sllinois foae1r bic i9Dne Sc
,pobnbeit baben, DMfo1e Mrn,e llno Strip
pei Fatt iie auf GountDtoiten gu perpFe=.
gen, ,ueeen Griminalper9eben perurtbei=
len au la55en, 1lt, lie Damn Dem @taats=.
5u6tbau}eI ins Spliet auf5ubiiroen. Sn
einem fur5en geri9te bes 3u6tbausoi=
rettors an Ben @ouberneur bie1es
|Staates fnb orei re@t perod9tige Gdlle
|bieIer Mrt aus MDite County ansefibrt :.
arme gan3 pertriippelte &erle, bic. felt
Monaten, ,i9on tein @lieo mebr riibren
f0nnen llno ein5elne @lieoer 9ar ,,i9t
mebr baben, iinb als perl1rtbeilte Diebe
|unb Nduber in's 3u9t6a,s >abgeliefert
,porben, be1en 9o1pita1 tie lett ibrer
ginlieferuns arr 2ait fallen. Ser @ou=
perneur, Der 191 iene Strdlinge aug
@bite County 1elb1t in eSoliet beleben
bot, tpirb bie1en ,1euelten genialen ame=
ritanil6en S@minoel unterlu6en.
Cine Hinge 2e|erin. v9lun sna-
bi9es Trdulein, ,uie 9efdust Sbnen Die
neue 3eitun9 r. 8, gang eut!" uMber
Die 5en3en5 ,berjelbet1 :! Sin6 sic bamit
einberianben ?:u9ie Senben5 = Die
leYi6 gar ni9tE ... e. -.. .@%
9onbon Seq. Gs 1T bier bie
Nnrhrifht mn npr Erfrnnfun1 hp8 GffSprs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09

rr. $. 2sefGer's California wineaar
2si:ters 1T elm rein pe9etabiltid)es @en11ld1,
hauptIatblidJ aus ben auf be,tr rnieberen callfor<
niidell @ebirgssii9en Der Sierra Nenaea stn=
bcin1iI9en &rdutern sen1adt, beren rneeictntld)e
&rGfte ehue Mntpen6Hng BON Gpiritua ertrablrt
tueroeu. Toit td9lih b1rt man fraaen Sos ii
bie l1rlad,e oeS l1nDergleid)lidelt @rfolges bcS
GineaarB tiers? Darauf arttuorten mir:
gDtil eS Die &ra,fbeitsu entf fernt uno bent
Batieuten bic @eIunbbeit luieberuer!d)afft. Wod)
11ie supor, 70 lamgebie @elt felt, 1T eine Meoi'
sit au]an,ll1enaelebt tnorben, ipeld)e Die as1erz
feul1eus,uertben @igerihaften beS Siuegar
BitterS 3,lm Seilen :ber Ratientell pon leoer
8raufbeit, bic Der Menid)beit Grbtheil IL, ,beFtt.
@Sift ebenjorpobl ein ,l1ilbeS Yur9irn,lttel ,p'e
Gin Stdrfuugsn1i ttel, inoem est93L!taubanfunlg
ober @nt5iinbun9 Der 2eber uno @in9etpeloe III
@aGenfranfbeitelt binbert. ;.
QanR6are VaM(enoe preien y ineg az
,Bitters als baS ,unnherbarite Srdft1gln9ss
,nittel, ,oas ie bas finfenbe@nlem untertitbt bat.
2Ser oie(es, 2sttters gernab geroroHung
einntlnl1,t, ,fann nidt lange uupobl ble1ben, ,por<
ousgeiebt, t,baB feline &Hod)en 11tdt ourd) m.nera=
ltime8@iit ober anoereWtittel 5erit1ttmllo o!eSe1
bensorgaue nod tpieberheriteu uungsfab1g llne.
, 9aiir gailige, remttttrenoe MP ssed!eI-
tfeGer, Sic in ben Sbdlerlt Der groben Str6n1e
iii BEN 8ereinigten &tuaten, 1T eS etn nrliberz
troifenes 5eitr1ittcl.
sseffiae Seu eNorper aeaen eAraua9eif
burdj @einisumg auer ieiner Safte bllrd) 9 ine.
9ar8itters. Seine epidemic fanu elt 10
gcrinetcs, @p1en1 ergretfen. ga4.
- Dpspeptte 90 Ct Ynrer6 r6dnfi6Rett. Sopts
fbn1er3, S9ner5 IN ben G9uater1r 9nifel1,
Vruf}hpfIpnrtind. .@Shr1inbel ,iaure8 WufftOfelr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09

9onbon 9e5. Gs 1T bier bic
&o6ri9t bon Der grfrantuns BEG &diiers
bon Rublanb ein9etroffen, unb ein@erii9t
min tpilien, 6ab er pabniinnig Iei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

ull at about the closing prices Of yesterday, and
ruled heavy till about noon, when the failure Of
Turner Brothers was made known. This suspension
created no little surprise in the street, for as
the house went through the panic with
flying colors it was reputed and thought to
be sound as the hills. 1t was generally believed
on the street that the house not engaged any
current speculations, being identified more with
real estate transactions and the Indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western Railway Company, v hose
bonds they have been marketing, and against
which they have made, it is said some large adj
vance2 The firm have stood well in the street, and
receive good share of sympathy in their misfor-
tunes They say that they suspended in the inter
est OF their creditors and hope to be able to pay 100
cents on the dollar and ultimately business
sharp demonstration made against stocks on
the knowledge of this failure had but an immaterlal
and temporary effect, prices reacting in part soon
alter, and ruling dull and steady for a time. But
about an hour before the close heavy pressure
made against the whole list Wabash in particular
and the leading speculatives declined to per
cent the market closing weak and demoraized
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of
stocks were foIloua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
ARTICULATION FOR DEAF MUTEs.

A srRJFcr WORTHY OF MORE ATTENTION THAN IT
HAS RECEIyED-6REAT SUCCESS ATTAINED BY
TEACHERS.
To me Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In a recent issue notice that at the
annual session of the American Social Science Associa-
zion very favorable mention was made OF the improved
instruction OF deaf mutes by means OF aricuaton'
thing unknown in America eight years ago; ana tha'
over $50 pupils benefited by IT. III this method
instructing The deaf and dumb Is at all praercaoe
sssuredly II deserves notice from the press than
IL has yet received. Will you permit me. through
your columns, 20 cali attentlos TO the subjects
Committee Of the Massachusetts l. gisature after
full investigation, among other conclusions reported the
following
the ability TO art;coate great blessing that
n ought be cultivated restored II there be possi-
bfy OF doing the sacrifice some ad-
vantages That the earlier The effort made greater
tie hope Of success.
The distinguished DR. E. NJ. Galasdet President Of the
National Deaf Mute College ~ Washington who has de-
voted hrs life 10 the instruction OF the deaf and dumb
bears this testimony:
That from 10 10 20 per cent Of the deaf and dumb
may acquire q sufficient knowledge OF articulation
10 enable converse readily with STRANGERS And
that per cent may aspire 10 lax oh coui
place subjects with their teachers, iam.les' aud
lLtInate friends.
Otber !ssyiwsaass siIa,iM IN their character, anc AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

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