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Yhntbor tho noon;a who wnrn hnrnn' mt nnn,;'
not hold tho eity rosnpnshIo Tor thn t,amaun that
way d0uo. AZ tho 1ro without donbt waa tho III.
foct result OF tho inoompotoncy or critnina1jsy
Of city o!llclals'
--e--
o4tlM4NAL.
oA."!Snh "a oouAt'
oonn io,'or ana A,oors ssot2enloon PLEADED
guilty to larceny; IN consideration Of their
| youth, thoy being only 10 years old, sautcnco
was suspended, and they wore sent home. nd
monished to hereafter oboy that commandment
"Thou shalt not steal"
na,.a. r. .~,r,,u 49,, 17..,,.
aaotg" hoseotA *uo aonly honachuo Pteaded
guilty to the indictment Of koepfng place for
tho sale Of lottory.tiokets, and, upon rcproaenta-
tion Of their attorney that they hsd discontinued
tho bllainess, sentence was suspended.
Nelson oulver, Indicted for committing m as-
ault upon man namod Stanton, ploatled guilty,
and, after hearing tho sworn testimony of Stan-
| ton. ho vas romanded for aontonco,
| -,
rlahR a,pbon, anulotea 1of 0olng 1onnn IN
puliais "itu HUH ~ a'o"'' ptoA''a eui''S' ~"
was fomahaod'
Jamen Reynolds p}eadoa guilty to larceny, End
,vo. ra,n.n,1od
! ,n,'s -, -...., ,.,,.
a ..,s;a> .s;s,as e .saaa assa,a.' '
a.Aoes "nsess "aS oA7 asa.ass ha,ea fAAao.soa'
VINO - charged VIII hasine hfo9 tho psemfaea
WITCH WITCH .belongod to i. Mnifiagor. nin nia oo1nsoi, SOL
Gonrt | Ist lin ont ,1,'dor bonds Of 81 ouo. 'Ao
'
, Htangqr Ment tnto @ gamuams.nouse o. NO;
~ Ness alaalson stlceL, thuiaaay hlent, af'd
1eN ,",s - ~ ''.seu.e -o'
| !, SoAnH' nMia'tonHue.taeo asEo" a!'lhsou NJ
| the hftnoly hiEns OF tWo ago tnf tod9inEt anu
informed ne stasl9r-keeper that he iad LOST SOY
~ ialo ~ MlhS ononalas [ senlDnns pa'aee' as
w 49,. n ~ .-o '4 sA ''t.''a' -
,,, LizEe Eosress. Aeopor o. 2 aoh OF inlamy On
m masn!ng1on ssEecs aoar unofe. "as astes1e!l ny
un!Ies ealuuu taat niku! !or rr oITtaHy hai
nea not noGn M long III ts couhtty, neeanho ahe
uan'ahoeo aer ply, WHICH "a6 lons o'orauo.
John Quinn, o notorious character, waA ar-
rested last night by Oflcor Daly, Of The Madison
tering tho house Of William Wringlon1an, No.
22H Wess Nandolph street, aud ateallus " 600
saa.es oon; n nos ~ 15W1y' a1aa sone
Saiaape papcls i1e was cauS4t WHO c:deaT-
a hona =" ~ ~, !, u ~ iorconu m - on~
9'uo DoAua " oaa4s " 'atoons'
ene ns Sssasnss II fls saoa 2sas sees so
$50 worth Of clothing. Tho thief loft his Old
shoes and took MIR. Asmus' new opos.
Ano re ,a aYa aca nn s.p aso
,,astnrSou -" es'' "6~' "A@ wac "'toa'oo
| s'ssofo"s.
! Gnstay Preaonski, q Poie complained ut tho
| Armory lust night, that Mole pouduY, OF 10
| paci1lc avenue, robbed Linn of SIT. Tho woman
| was arreBtod, and stated tint tho nlan Naa
drunk and had only 90 in lis possession, aud
That ahs did not take.
1o-dav In scntonca.f1av- and tha fortv-ei~
! prisoners who haye been convicted during tho
| sentence The Grand Jury will mako tllcir final
report tliB morning nnd receive their discharge
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LOCAL LETTERS.


TO the Editor ef Ihe Ch4cd1o tribune:
stn: ThoEe seoma to be n Misrepresentation
among the press Of othor citios concering tho
rebuilding Of our city. Tho argument is nbout
this: "chicago was largely rebuilt in the vim
ter; tho walls were rapidly RIM up III incle,ncnt
md freezing weather. consequently they must
10 Of an inferior quality"
This ls fallacy. Tho facts arc quito tho ro-
verse. h1ost Of the winter work aftor tho groat
fire Was dcne Oh owners' account by eompotont
builders, and is substantially NJ good ~ though
donc In midsummer. have Lad recent proof Of
this fact In cutting out sections Of rail in tho
chnu,bor Of Commerce, lnid In january, 1879 The
walls wore folud to DO Of great aolldlty, and
doorwnys 1ore cut to p1uinb-lino nearly aa
smooth as thoy could hayo been built. This iB
not all exceptional uaso, bnt tho general expori-
onoo Of builders, who hayo had occaslon to OK
amino winter work.
There Is practical!ly no objection to wintcr
work, or rapid building. provided yon hayo d
compotont aiil honoHt builder. Under no othor
conditions oan you hayc thoroughly good work
md "bulld for tho ngcs." UuIIpEu.
CHICAGO, July u, 1874.
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NEW YORK. TO CARDIFF

THO Hnuth Wales Atlantto Steamship t}ompuny's Nrw
sall ronl Fennsyifana Hallroad Wharf, Jorsay Oily:
GLAMORGAN......Juty1 IL pI:MBls0kE ........Aug1
I'll f tho United States ant Canha t1 ports Ut thu
Bx4tos Ul,HnNel, and MI ntlns paints In Engl@M!.
TuA1 steATl1tl1 built expressly fur tho t1ne hr0pFu
yo with n1l thu faas improvements for thu coluforand
nf
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Home Manufacturers First.

1t Is Il good rule that where home
manufacturers sell articles at the same
price, or pay the same for home produc-
lions, they should have the preference
over agents of foreign establishments
or shippers. In this way a home trade
Is built up, money is kept among us,
and the prosperity of u WI neigh
borhood enhanced. We have but Il
few establishments of this kind among
Us, yet they should be encouraged by
patronage when '.other things are
equal" us the LAWYERS say.
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Personal.

Representative n. Is. Brown honored
us with a visit on Tuesday. The Doctor
is as lively and chatty rs ever, and does
not consider that he has been Il failure
As Il legislator, notwithstanding the
efforts of some to ridicule his epistolary
efforts. Neither do we. y. b. Brown
is not the worst Representative Andrew
county ever had-..by 4 long shot"
Judge Pike, of st. Joseph, being in
attendance upon Circuit Court here, we
were pleased to receive visit from on
Wednesday.
LATE Dawson. ESD, Il prominent attor-
ncy Of Maryville, Mo, who always has
a lot of business in Andrew Circuit Court,
was Il visitor at our sanctuin on Monday.
Charles +. Booher, Esq, of Rochester.
F. knickbacker. Esq, and Prof. G. +.
King, of Fillmore. we notice in town this
week.
McsSrs. Robert Bonham, Trump, e..
W. Cole, JADE Powell, John :. llilcman,
X. T. Beckett, Squire IIolme, and others.
from various parts of the county, We're
in town this week, all OF whom we were
glad to meet.
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ness of til. estate, and such Is tine special olj-c
of his Ollie. Not :, with the5' trustees; tnry
take the estate for II particular use, and il passes
to their success IrS :r the same single use AMI
purpose. Ia cOncc,le the power to the TRUSTEES
herr cilimrtt for them. EOIii entDle them 10
defeat the object ofthr trIst, ~ they Nigh. coti-
yry the estate away from the benriiciaIics-.he
church.
Ii two of the trustees cOald not bind the
church ms such trustees, they cCuid not is IIeIn-
brr- of the church, without suIar special Ii-
ihDriiy 50 to do from the ctNIc Il: AMI. III Ireovrr.
their effort 20 do 50, after Il preliminary union
had been effected between the church =, upon the
basis of Il surrender of their independent org mi
za;ions and matters incident thereto, ami ihe con-
controlled by one set of officers, trustees and
ruling elders, with the full knowledge OF the
pl until and said trustees, and which union il
WAS expected would be sanctioned and ratified By
the superior authority i'll The riisrcl,-anl without
the consent Of the church, and liier IN apparent
dilir;ilty hli arisen in relation .p the union, and
against The protest of one of the trustees, ami Tor
the ayowed purpose, lis expressed ny the pltintIi
ut the time. TO said trustee that he did not intend
certain mrnbcrs should enjoy the fruit OF his
labor-trnds strongly 10 su stain the charge mitte
by defendants, that 1t W.T., an attempt To frau tI-
lentiy,fi,t"n upon the church = stale, unbound ii
demand, ah,! wrench from the church II grituity
conferred upon il many years ago, to crafty the
whiinS of the Then charitable donor. But how
ever pure and unseltish the motives ut these parties
may have been, the law will not sanction or SITS
tain their action in the premises.
Finding and decree for defendants.
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Two Accidents in One Day.

On Tuesday morning, Squire Gill
more. of Fillmore, while on his way TO
Savannah on horseback, was thrown to
the ground and afterward kicked by his
horse, some distance from town, and
had an arm broken. He was brought to
town. and had his nm set by DR.. Bryant,
we are informed.
In the afternoon ofthc same day Peter
Christensen, while on horseback, was
kicked by another horse, causing an ugly
wound, which will probably lay Peter
up for some time.
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I. 0. Q. F. Installation.

On Tuesday evening the following
officers of Savannah Lodge No. II, |. o.
O. F., for the ensuing term, were i'll
stalled: j. e.. Walker. n. e.; +. {.
Madison, V. g.: o. f. Paul. Sec,y; II.
c. Shcdrick, Treas; V. q. Ferris, w.
X. 4. Morris. o. g.; J. G.. llonno,d,C. ;
c. kinzel, |. g.; David Wright, Il. :.
y. g.; III. W. Mattison, l.. 5. n. g.;
W. w. Eooher, II. :. '. G.; A. &. Mil
len, l.. s. V. G.. J. Il. Eader, 7. g.,
has been unanimously recommended by
Savannah Lodge Tor appointment as
Deputy Grand Master OF the District.
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If you want choice fall wheat -four,
also spring wheat -four, rye nour, TIA.
ham fionr. and cornmeal, go to the pro-
duce store of W. A.Price.
BRING all your grain to W. A. Price.
produce dealer, and get the cash for il.
YOU can get Il good, sound price for
your fresh butter, in CASH, at w. A.
Prices Produce Store.
Go to W \. Prices produce store
when you want to know what produce
is worth.
II there is any good barley lying
around loose and likely to 90 to waste.
bring it to W. \. Prices produce store
and get Il good price, IN cash, tor it.
W. A. Price wants all your hides.
furs, lard. tallow, feathers, wax, &C.
pays CASH.
Go to w. A. Prices if you want to Get
any kind of grass or garden seed fresh
and new.
WHEN You want choice Salt Lake
peaches. peeled OF unpeeled, 20 to ".
\. Price, the general produce dealer.
II YOU want the incest California
strained honey go to the produce store
of W. 4. Prices.
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Your c~alicoes amt cheap at 10 cents
a yard, if you pay % cents Il yard for
ribbon that you can buy Of Stiles Il
Hardy at 81 cents Il yard. 200 pieces of
gros-grain A A, plaid and bouquet rib
bons, ranging from 2 to 1 inches wide,
at from u to 50 cents Il yard, put on
sale this morning, ut the cheap cash
store of Stiles e. Hardy. &c and see
them.
March 81, 1874.
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good dentist and have them properly
cared Tor. DIR. Fosdick, north side the
Square, gives ample satisfaction, and
does all work entrusted to him in the
best style. We have seen somc fine
handiwork of his make.
SuEDRICK, west end of the Square,
has recommended taking day-borders
and furnishing meals. His former Gus
tomers will be glad to hear of this. No
better meals are served up anywhere for
the same money than at Shedrick's.
THE ..sociabie" at Mr.. NJ. S. Morris,
on Friday night last, WIS a very pleas
ant affair. Quite Il large number of our
best citizens made it Il point to be pres
ent.
If YOU want 4 nice white quilt for
81 %, and a good corset for 30 cents,
and curtain laces ut equally rs low
prices. 20 to Tyn"r'S.
TIE Methodist Sociable will be held
at the residence of j. X. Watts, Esq, on
Christian Ridge, this friday evening
All are invited.
TIE Andrew County Council Patrons
of ~IIuShandry meets in this city in regu-,
lar session next Tuesday.
ALoDGE of Good Templars was Or
ganizcd at Rochester on Saturday night
last.
NUMBER l white winter wheat flour
for sale at Savannah Mills.
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Fine Painting.

During the present week Il painting
on exhibition in the window of Youart
Il Sargent has attracted universal at
tention and brought forth many express
sions of c~ommendation and surprise
from those who are acquainted with the
subject of the picture, and with the re-
cent date at which the artist has at
tempted that line of art. The picture
Chat of Judge III. s. Kelley, of the
Circuit Court is readily recognizable.
and. to our mind. eyinces a high order
of talent in Mr.. NJ. Dempsey. the artist.
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C. ~BRETITIES.

NEW goods at Russell.s.
SEE advertisement ofN. Y Life ms. Co.
SPRING WHEAT wanted ut Savannah
Mills.
RUSSELL has Just received a new sup
ply of dry goods and groceries.
TAKE your spring wheat to Savannah
Mills-they pay the highest cash price.
No services were held at the Sixth
street Methodist Church on Sunday
night.
COURT is in session this week, and
Russell is having business to his hearts
content.
ALL orders addressed to Singer Agent,
PoSt-ofice box III, will be promptly at
tcndedto to.
WE are prepared to print sale bills.
horse bills. &C.. cheap and on short no
tice. Give us a call.
The American Sardine Co.'S bone
less sardines are much better, and less
than half the cost of imported sardines.
TrNER is daily receiving new goods
Of all kinds that will be sold at prices
that must draw the crowds. Come
early.
AsNow-storm on Saturday night gave
Us a white Easter Sunday. several inches
OF snow remaining on the ground nearly
all day.
RrSsELL'S new south side store is the
place where farmers can exchange their
butter, eggs, &C., for dry goods and
groceries.
We were shown the cheapest and
best selected stock of goods at Tyner's
last week that it ever fell to our lot to
examine.
WE publish elsewhere the main fea-
iures of the new School Law. Next
week we shall try to print the new Road
Law in fun.
TIE new brown front store, south
side the Square, is the place to get your
groceries, dry goods and notions at
cheap rates.
One of the largest stock Of millinery
goods that you have seen for sene time
Just received at Tyners, at prices that
will astonish you.
\ LARGE attendance upon Circuit
Court and the Board of Equalization,
this week, cause the town to put on a
lively appearance.
DoN'r buy wall paper until you have
examined the large stock of that article
Just received at the old stand of ii. II.
Dobbihs, south side the Square.
THE Sunday-school concert ut the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday even
ing, was very fine. The church was so
crowded as to prevent numbers from
gaining admittance.
WALL PAPER, the finest stock ever
brought to this city, will be found at j.
G.. Walkers, north side the Square;
also. Il full supply of paints, oils, glass,
&c., constantly on hand; all of which
will be sold cheaper than the cheapest.
Call and see.
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than anybody Can Oh credit.
AT the last regular meeting of Savan-
nah Grange. No. $50, Mr.. j. l.. Bennett
was elected Master. rice +. B~rayton,
resigned. The following were also
elected. Henderson Edwards, A. S.,
rice S. +. Owens; Mrs. Bayne, f., rice
Mrs. Owens; Mrs. Petree, r., rice Mrs.
i1rayton.
If your teeth are %decaying, OF are
Troublesome, do not delay, but consult 4
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
IN istraiion upon the estate of VIM. Bohart, de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned by
til. Probate Court Of Andrew county, bearing
date March 10, AID 1874. All persons hay
ing claims against said estate are required 10 cX-
hibit them to me for allowance within one year
from the date of said letters or they may be- pre-
eiu'led from any benefit of such estate, and il said
claims be- not exhibited within two Years from
the time of publication of this notice they will be
forever barred. W. T. MILLER,
23Gi' Administrator Of WIN, Bohart, deed.
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PERSONS having claims against the
State of Missouri for services rendered
in 18th, 41st and 50th regiments of f.
NJ. NJ, will find it to their interest to call
on or address w. w. Caldwell, of this
place, who is prepared to prosecute and
collect said claims.
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For Rent.
Ahouse, pasture lot, garden, and goo'
stable. Call ut this office.

NOTICE is given to. the. public gener-
ally that John j. Miller, northeast of the
Square, has received a large and COM
plete supply Of spring goods-latcst
styles-consisting of ready-made cloth
ing, hats. caps, boots and shoes, gents
furnishing goods, &c. Call and examine
goods and prices before buying else
where,
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STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sci,
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, ard say
they can afford so sell goods lower for
cash than ANYBODY cam or credit.
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Now Goods.

SILK Gros-grain Ribbon,
ranging from Is to 30 cents
per yard: soc ribbon 3 inches
wide. Good bleached mus
I'm, soft finish, at 12!c; other
goods in proportion at Gla-
xier's, west end the Square.
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TIE place to buy Singer, Wheeler &
Wilson,, Grover & Baker and Howe
sewing machine needles, is at Tyner'S,
south of Courthouse.
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Saturday, the 18th day of AprH,

\. D.. 1874, between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day, nj the Court house door, in the city Of
Savannah, County al Andrew, and State of Mis-
souri,, the follow ing described real estate to-
wit: The north half of the southwest quarter Of
section ten ,lO, in township fiity-ninc (5l, in
range thirty-thrcc( 3il in the county OF Andrew,
and state Of Missouri, upon the following terIns,
to-wit: Onr-third of the purchase price of said
lands to he paid cash in hand, ut the tim. of sale;
One-thiri In twelve months, and onc-third in
WENT -four months; deferred payments To bear
interest ut the rate of ten per cent. per annum,
and 10 he secured by u deed OF trust from the
purchaser on the land sold.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
2aEs Sheriff of Andrew county, Mo.
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r. III. BECK MAN

WILL SELL YOC CHOICE GROCERIES
w ut prices that DEFY COMPETITION:
IL IL lbs N. G. SUGAR, = 81 90
10 lbs &C" SUGAR. 90
8 lbs "a" SUGAR., l co
3 IA lbs Best No l COFFEE, l 90
l Barrel No NEW SALT 2 so
Bright Navy Tobacco, Id, so to 6Oc
6 lbs Salt Lake PEACHES for / 90
GOLDEN SYRUP, per keg, so
SILVER DRIPS, per keg. 8 90
GUNPOWDER and IAPE-
RIAL TEAS, per ID, = 40 to 60c
Don't pay fancy prices for
your Groccries. but 90 where the erouds
90, and you wiH be surc 10 bHyd
si& T. II. BEEKMAN.
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Stray Notice.

TAKE.N mp by Young +. Miller. living in Clay
township, .An,ir,w county, Missouri, ~ II
stray, one white bull. supposed to be Ihre,. wears
uli ihi~ spring: no marks or brands pcrreirablc.
Appraised nj twenty dollars by Robert S~trplirn,
and William Randall, who We're duly sworn by
me for that purpose. Witness my hand this 10th
day of March, Isl. The abov. i Il true copy of
the stray ON my stray Book.
JAMES II. NOI.ME..
23G Justice of The Peace.
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Partition Sale.

DI virtue and authority of an orler of sale Is
ID Sued from the Office OF the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court OF The county Of D,kalb, and STATE Of
Missouri, and to nv directed, in the cause
wherein Cary Crlclam is plaintiff, and Mary
tctcham. moses Nancicv., lirbrcca Nancleve,
Frank Gibson, Mary Gibs'n III, Edward tindiey,
Elizabcih Fimllcy, Jacob Cctcham, Thomas
Ccichan, William Ccicham and Alexander
CrtchaIn are defendants, l will sell for the pur-
pose of partition, at public yendue, to the highest
bidder, on
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-7ndrrw Ga. Repubiran.
Railroad Timetable

Kansas City, St. Joseph and CouOcl Bluffs Railroad,
Noc<h. Mail Mail
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-13
The Discipline of the Family

The certainty thai mcritcd punish
ttI..ir W III follow ever, tI;inSrlr->inu. i
tine ~mc~i remedy fnl INSTRUMENTATION
To illustrate: The child apprnarhcS
too mean. the fire. Oh. rut, hi. iiuor, INFO
il,. IIul,. of the. candle he ,uIf,,r. min
in consequence: and ever, time Ia, thus
disable, : the urnbiI.iliou b, suffers The
,.,,.,It, TIA. result i hc snnu learns
,.I,.dicur, f., \.,,urc., law and L,..n.
= n,n,c, distance. from, thr t;r,.
.Ii,b, ,,,i,. and ,L. ru.i,i,. ,rr,.,,.t,,
IF 1mt,,.,im,, !, h,,, ,,,.n,n,,li.LrL tL,
,,l,i.,t
Vow Ict rho n,,,L., $50 70 tI,,,
ever, tinc hc1 child Li,,c.r,r,I, her
wishes 81 di.ul.,. he, ,,,rm,.,,,,l. i,,.
q, IN .,,f,,. tc,. ,I,,. v,,,,,, and .Lc win
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has opportunity for reflection. and.
strong motive Ia correct the habit.
Oh. suppose the child is allowed
recess from study. say of thirty minutes
hut he remains ut play forty minutes.
under the prohibition of his mother. Let
her punish him lay shortening his recess
to twenty minutes. for the first offence:
ten minutes for the second. and allow
ing him no time foi play tor the third
aud the next time he i released. he will
hr likely tn return promptly.
All such prni>hmentS are designed t"
correct and cure the evil. tor the future
benefit of the child They may he mild
or severe. Is the ease requires. but
should never be vindictivc. nor admin
istrred ia anger. Pr"mptucSS and finn
ness are demanded in correcting the
faults of children. int har>huc>> and
ill-tcmpcr. never.
Affection and sympathy are also pow
cItuI disciplinary agencies. and should
ALWAYS accompany every act of severity
OF rrpro"f. Let the child understand
that every look of Misrepresentation. every
word of lchulir. every penalty inflicted.
i prompted lN maternal love. and the
very fact viii tend to subduc and over
come this rchclii"us spirit.
Mutual sympathy between the parent
and child j. another powerful agency
in family discipline Look at the matur-
i'll effect OF human sympathy. and lis
material and mental aspects. The hah-
it 81 one individual is. through SYM
pathN. impaired /" Il whole company {;
chccIiunr~> and JOY. 81 SORROW and
>ahmc~~ expressed hl any person cary
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-13

ont OH Il gallop. and away they went.
humping and humping down the hill.
And then stick after stick. tw" sticks.
>N sticks. u dozen sticks ~ time.
slipped out behind.
1t WAS Of n" Use t" catch al them +"
hold them ON. They were not fast"n-
ed down in ANY way. and Harry and
Tom and the men "n the sled had ~
much ~ they could ii" /" held them
selves ON.
When the, reached the bottom of
rhc hill. the pulling hrramc harder
bat GItz had no idea at stopping for
that. He. WAS bound Ton home. And
- lac plunged on at the top of his
speed Iiut the rest of the team dld
not fancy going :" fast on level @l"und.
and they >lackcmrd their pace.
This did not suit GIit>. He gave
ono tremendous hound burst loose
from hi~ harness and dashed ahead.
| = W"ni MS nm" "%> III ''e ''' ''I'
shot Gregory Montague INTO the mud.
and then away went 'iIit~. "lipr"IIH
clap, home to hi stable.
When Harry and Tom. the tw"
horses. the little mule. the eight color
ed men. the sled John William Web
.,..,,J .I,.,., L,.. ,t ,ood rro,.h,d
me Village " WIS 'hh>hl'iIblN amer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-13
-fnr Salr.
WOOD FOR SALE 4!

Ih,vc n largr lot If nice Wood all sorted rock
Mamie and red Birch. Ii inches and : lrct "''"l.
;nriudin,r 100 cords of dry stove won't \ !S' IL
Nd of ali kinds: and will sell and deliver any
kind a. low or lower than y"n "an buy 'iSrwh'rr.
Pleas. call at my stable and Will contract i"f
what Won want 'li'"' 49,,
II 1878. 'l'I