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Sugar i'm Organic Substances.

sugar, until a comparatively recent date
supposed to exist only In certain vegeta-
bles. has more recently been found very
general concomitant of vegetables. and. "a
a certain extent. of animal life. Ii exists
principally In the form of cane sugar OF
crystalhzable sugar, grape sugar or GIN
coSe, and lactin or sugar of milk. In the
first form Il l. found most abundantly in
the sugar cane, in sorghum. which il, how
ever. in fact, only variety of the sugar
cane; i'm the beet. and in the sap of the
maple tree, from all of which IL is manu-
featured i'm large quantities. Indian corn
has also been tried "a producer of sugar,
and In the Patent Office reports for ISL are
given, by Mr.. Webb. the results OF some
experiments with cornstalks. Good sugar
can be made from corn, but not In quanti-
ties to make the crop profitable, a. COM
pared with other crops which might be
produced upon the same land. The second
form ofsugar i partially uncrystallizable,
and exists largely in the grape. hence its
rame, grape sugar. II exists. however. in
the juice of many ripe fruits. and to ii they
owe their sweetness. Also in the nectari-
ferrous glands of flowers. and in connect
ion with another uncrystallizable form OF
sugar, similar TO the brown strip of the
sugar tsAit. anu Will buDTOu-.
gummy and waxy matters il constitutes
honey.
The third form, lactin, exists only i'm the
milk of mammalia. from which II may be
separated by a chemical process. w action
Of hot dilute acids, il may be converted
into glucose. Glucose il also produced in
the human organism by the liver i'm
healthy state. and secreted abnormally in
the disease known rs diabetes. The starch
Of grain is, by fermentation, converted into
glucose, and from this to alcohol.
NJ. A. Petit. "A French saran, has recently
been examining the leaves of the grape
vine. as well as other leaves, and finds they
contain. besides quantity of sugar in the
interverted state (sucrs iaterrerti), a con-
siderable quantity of cane sugar. Cherry
and peach leaves also contain both cane
sugar and glucose. In NJ. Petit's tests, he
found that kilsgramme of peach leaves
contained thirty-three grammes of cane
sugar, and twelve grammes Of glucose. II
l. highly probable. that sugar. in one of its
forms. exists in the leaves of. Mt least. all
fruit-bearing plants. artisan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08
THROCKMORTON'S GHOST.
Extraordinary Nenomauia of EIIeu
odwtn-A Woman who has Shad-
owed Nan Twenty Yearn.


Everybody in Louisville knows Mai
John K. Throckmorton. a man Of very
comfortable means. unmarried. and whose
hair. just turning gray. would indicate
him to be rising Of the forries. He i
handsome much above the ordinary. with
perfect physique and very unusual
strength. which has been tested on more
than one occasion. His father. Mai. Ans
IhrOckmorf0n. was known throughout
the whole south and. indeed. the country.
a. for many years the proprietor Of the
Calf House. He was a member Of one az
the best-known Nirginia-kentucky fami-
lies he had a rich flow Of wit and humor.
which l. still familiar TO those OF a
younger generation BY the repartees ana
fund Of stories which survive him. He
was man OF many peculiarities-an ex-
ceiient type Of the early Kentucky gentle
man OF ample means and sensitive honor
and undoubted bravery.
THE BEGINNING or IT.
IL has been said that Mr.. John Throck-
morton i now handsome man. and his
contemporaries OF twenty years back
unite IN saying that ai that time he was a
specimen Of manly beauty. II l. 10 BE-
presumed that nc was great favorife with
me other lex. and among them he found
Asor IN me ewes OF ole who has PLAYED a
sad part ~ ms life. Ellen Goodwin was a
young girl at the period Of which we
speak. who met Mr.. Throckmorton casl-
ANY. perhaps. at some entertainment. N
i positively stated bv Mr.. Throckmor-
ton and those who have known him
from youth. that this acquaintance never
ripened into closer intimacy. The
young woman. however. fell Desperately
~ love with him. and this
love aiterward developed into a
monoinanla which has prompted her
% io,low that gentleman with persisten-
winch. 20 lar a We have ever heard.
ia hAu no parallel. For twenty-three
grss ne has logged his footsteps.
my cold Of winter. through storms ana
fair weather. wherever John Thrork,nor-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08
Heart Disease-A Fashionable Com.
plant.

In the course of a lecture recently deliv-
cred in New York. DIR. Lyman said
Heart disease, among both ladies and
gentlemen. is the one most in vogue AT
present. a synonym tor pseudo heart
disease Is indigestion. False modes OF
dresses. by crowding the heart. causing il
10 beat irregularly. Remedy the dress.
and the heart will BEAUTIFULLY perform its
functions. The heart l. almost the last or
gan 10 become diseased, because II has a
great work To do. Nature made il strong
and supplied il with a. few nerves n posi-
BILE. Women who faint. aS rule. have too
small cavities for the heart and lungs.
Painting Is a provision OF nature for the
reinstatement of the body. by allowing the
heart brief respite. When the stomach
is unduly distended by food. the heart l.
crowded and complains. Good straight
shoulders are highly essential TO women.
Ii she possesses an erect form. a woman :
heart has better opportunity TO beat even
ly and healthfully.
Many mistake palpitating sensation
of the muscular wall OF that portion of the
stomach nearest the heart for an affection
of the heart Adipose or fatty accumula-
ton around the heart will often render it,
beating laborcd or heavy. The heart j.
not. however. diseased: tits only working
under difficulties. Prostitution also affects
the beating OF the heart. causing it to pull
safe more rapidly. Strength will remove
this difficulty. Ii is a theory with some
physicians that in a natural life the heart
beats only a given number of times. If
this be 50, running up and down stairs. in
tense excitement. hurry, by increasing the
number of heart-beats in a minute, dimin-
ish the length of ones life. II is we'll
known fact that race-horse il not long
lived, because. having such demand made
upon the action of the heart. the heart
muscles wear out sooner than they other
wise would
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SCHOOL TnIE.

"AAAN"F@
Don't yon hear the scholars drumming
Bumble-ber In June
AL the leaves together thumhing,
singers hantlng Tor tune
Master mending pens, ami nnmming
Benny Doom
A. be thinks. persisted maiden
f0rds the brook 81 song,
Comes u him 50 heavy laden.
stepping on the notes Al-ng.
stands beside him, blessed maiden
He mas waited Icing
CheTy-ripc is the glowing stove.
Grammar Glass IS injecting - Owe,
81 iove-you love, and love We all"
Rounding states are the Hambcllts small,
Chsnung slow IN common tine
Broken China's rugged rhyme
- Understandable Anz-hp-'
Heavenly rivers How thy few
Writing class with beads one way
And ton cues all out for holiday
Hark 20 the gsOse-quill's scattering CRATE,
kAsping Ike an aEkwar- skate
swinging round IN mighty BIS.
Lazy Ks and crazy Is
Here scholar, looking solemn,
Blnnders up = crooked column,-
Pisa's own ltalic tower,
Done in slate in nAif Al hour.
l4ure- Nfiltsl IN > IlLufN sum-
He weis a inger, and down they come
Aproned urchin. AGED Eve.
Youngest In the nuiuming hive.
Standing br the Master knee.
calls the roll % a. ". 4.
Frightened hair al blown about.
BLffensa lips In hall youf.
hnuckle boring out an eve,
saying = f''' and thinking PIE,
Feeling for a sIierklg1 bean,
p rrwfw a. A fa
Like clock unwound. bur going ret,
Tie slow 3 iicks ine ALPHABET
- A-Ah- Bah
FINDS the oean and calls for &c
See that creFice on the for
slender line from irsk 70 door
first meridian 81 the school
Which al the scholars toe by rule.
Ranged along IN rixid row.
inky, golden, brown and tsw.
Are heads 81 spoilers high and 0w,
Like notes IN music sweet n June.
Dotting OF dancing tune
BOY Of Bashan takes the lead
Roughly matched his bnlle. heai;-
At the foot an eiEtr-yeAr-Old.
stands with head Of trembling gold.
Watch her when the word i missed
Her eyes are like IN a-nsfhrsf
Her fingers d0vf-tailei lips AuNrr.
she knows that very wort nv he4rt
md swings like any pendulum.
trembling let & Tail - come
Runs the WORT 4.oag fhs line.
l. ke tn running Of a vine.
blossoms out from lip - lip
tn tn girl In azure slip.
tafche- breath zn1 sPei- the x0r,i
Pits NJ the class like anv hir-s
Cheeks In bloom with honest blood
And proudly stands where b Ian stood
Evening reidens on the wall
- Attention 80 Vow DheiS sncr AL 20
The glri-' short dresses t1nch rhe fn0r.
They drip their courfesis- NJ tie dor.
The boys jerk bows win jArk-kniie springs.
And our Of doors they All take wings
Vanish 4 Ali-aii change il dez-h.
LIE l. not the counted breath
Tue siAnfinz sEr or In the West
Brings 20 the Master blessed rest
49, where II bridges afternoon.
And Slopes the golden dzy-fins down.
As II 70 nm At lssf was given.
An easy grade 10 restfni Heaven
His hair = sllFer-not with light.
His heart !. heary-nof with nixhf.
Dying day the world has kissed
Goodnight sweefhesrts Inc schools III.
missed
-Svibne-'E for May.
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THE OPINION OF MEDICAL ExpERrs.
THE JURY DECLARE HER SANE.

LOUISVILLE. April 22.-In the ease OF
Ellen Goodwin. the woman who has
Swallowed a gentleman of this city for
twcnty-three years past, the jury this af-
ternoon brought in a verdict that She was
Of sound mind. The immense crowd that
filled the courtroom and surrounded the
courthouse received the verdict with pro-
longed shouts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

The fact that five million Of pairs Of Sill
YER TIPPED shoes are made year. shows
how those who use them feel about il. They
know that they last three times a. long.
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ATTEND to the first symptoms Of ConsunlI.-
ton, and that disease may be checked in It's
incipiency. Use Immediately DIR. Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, safe remedy in all
diseases Of the lungs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

The demon of dullness which is oflen
allowed to reign at home, has more to 40
with driving young men into vicious
company than than the attractions Of vice
itself
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Mss GoDwTNFs EVIDENCE.

In behalf Of the defendant she was her.
self placed a. a witness upon the stand. In
a long and critical examination Of a most
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Sold by Druggists. Price. so Cents
DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS F!

Perfectly tastciess elegantly coated with sweet gum
gr,ge regulate purify cleanse and strengthen. RAD
WAYS PILLS. for the cure Of all disorders Of the
stomach, Liver. Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous
Diseases Headache, Constipation CostIycness. Indi-
gesti0n. Dyspepsia Biousness Bilious Fever Inrsm-
nation Of the Bowels Piles. and all Derangcmenis Of
the Internal Niscera Warranted to effect positive
cure. Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury,
minerals or deleterious drugs
gr-obserye the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders fthe Digestive Organs.
Constipation. In Ward Piles Fullness OF the Blood
IN the Head, Acdty Of the stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn. Disgust OF Food, Fullness of Weight In the
Stomach, Sour Erucfatlons. sinking Flutterng a.
the Pit OF the Stomach. swimming OF the Head, hur-
ried and Difficult Breathing, Futfering at the Heart.
Choking or sufocatlng Sensations when In Lying
Posture. Dmncss of Vision. Dots Webs before the
Precipitation, Yellowness OF the skin and Eyes raln
II the side. Chest. Limbs. and Sudden Flushes Of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh
A few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS win free the
system from all the above-nzmed disorders
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Railways
READY RELIEF /!
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World.
ONE 5o-CENT BOTTLE

WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SlS1EM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
EPIDEMiCS AND CONTAGlOlS DISEASES THAN
ONk HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR
OTHER MEDICINES OR MEDICAL ATTEND
ANCE-
THE MOMENT RADwATs READY Reilly is
APPLIED ENTEENALLY-OR TAKEN INTEE-
NALLY ACCORDING TO DIEECTlnNs-PAIN
FROM WHATEVER CAL *. CEAsEs To EXIST.
IMPORTANT. Miners. Farmers, and Others resit-
ing in sparsey settled districts where IL Is dcu 10
secure the services Of physician. RAILWAY >
READY RELIEF Is invaluable. IL can be used with
positive assurance OF doing good In all cases where
pain or discomfort ~ experienced or II seized xlih
Influenza, Diphtheria. sore Thruaf- lad Coughs.
Hoarsene~, Bilious Cole. Inflammation Of the BOw
els, stomach. Lungs Liver kidneys, or with Group.
Quinsy, Fever and Ague; or with Neuralgia. Head
sche, Tic DouloUrtnI, ToothAche. Earache; or WITH
Iumbago. Pain In the Back. or rheumatism or with
Burns. Scalds Bruises with Strains, Cramps OF
RELIEF will cure you Of the worst Of these com
Twenty drops In half tumbler OF water will IN q
few moments cure CRAMPS. SPASMS, SOUR SION
ACH, HEARTBIRN. SICK HEADACHE, DIAE-
RHRA, DYsENTERY. COLO. WIND IN THE
BOWELS. and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry q bottle OF RAD
WAYS READY Reilly with them A few drops IL
water will prevent sickness pains from change ~
water. IL 4 better than French Brandy Biiters
o stmulant.
Sold bv Oruuujsts. Price. 80 Cents.
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MISCELLANY.
THE pLSTRICr SCHOOL.



DOnit Yea hear the childrcn coming,
talninG into school
non't you hear the master drumming
"a thr window vita ms rule
Master drumming, Children coming
Into SCHOOL
Tip-iocd d4rurcs reach the catch,
Tlny dngrFs click the latch;
curly headed glrls thrUn< IN
Iily-trtr iron toll and SIN.
BREEZY boys boil m together.
Bringing breAfhs 81 winter weather.
Bringing baskets indiAn-checked.
Dinners III them sadly wrecked.
Ruday- handed. mltrens n.
soldiers rush IRON the MAlAkOr-
Buih OF snow and marble white,
BAsiions shining IN the light.
Marked win many d.nG and Dot
OF the ice-c0ld cannon shot
Hear the last ASSEMBLING shoEi
see the -unners rally out
Charge upon the battered door
School j. sailed. and bartle DER
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Price rs cts per Box. Sold by Druggists.
Read FALSE AND TRUE"

Send one letter-stamp to RADwAY A. co, No 70
Warren street. New York. Information worth thou
sands Will be sent you
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT.-AT HOME
~ Male or Female 80 week warranted No cap
ta required Full particulars and q valuable sample
sent free Address. with ecent return stamp, A. ID.
YOUNG, 200 Fifth street. WILLIAMSBURG, ". Y.
The Western advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-22
DEPARTM ENTS.

FL HERS DEPARTMENT.,
S:"''tl prominence will he given to M cuc.-
tons Affecting the Interests uf the farmers. and
to a:rrUltural topi.s 4Anarco;l,,t OF every farm:
III the county Will be given. Correspondence
solicited from farmers. Writ. facts and obser
VaN>1s upon farming matters, and the editor
VII! put them in shape for the press. Particular
Culture, rs one OF vital importance to this part OF
the West
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1t is good indication Of the cOrrup-
ton Of the Chicago newspapers that
they have so generally condemned
Beecher and believed Tilton. Men
who ''know how it is themselves are
naturally ready to believe others guilty.
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LIND DEPARTMENT.

Reliable information will be- given concerning
the securing OF Government Land. Letters o,
will be promptly and correctly answ cred through
the paper, and all the decisions of the General
Land Office which can be obtained will 10 pub
lls!Ied.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, }ss
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT {
The State OF Minnesota, to all persons or
corporations, who have or claim any estate,
right, title or interest in, claim to. or lien
upon any Of the several pieces or parcels Of land
in the list hereto attached. described:
The list OF Taxes upon real estate which appear
from the records and papers in the office Of the
County Auditor of he County Of Mobiles, to have
become delinquent in the year 49,, and all prior
years, and which have not been in any manner
Pad into the Treasury Of said County having
been tliel as required BY law il. the Office Of thc
Clerk OF Court, in the County OF Mobiles, Of Which
list that hereto attached is 4 copy.
Therefore you, and each Of you, arc hereby re-
CURED to file in the Office OF sahi clerk within
twenty (o0) days after the last publication Of this
notice. your answer in writing setting forth any
Objection or defence you may have to the Taxes,
or any part thereof, or the penalties or interest
thereon, upon any piece or parcel If land
Described in said list, int" or on which you
hay" or claim any estate. right. title, interest.
claim or lien and in default thereof, judgment
will be entered against such piece parcel of
land, for The taxes said list appearing against
ii, and for all penalties. interest aud costs.
Signed, y. NtAkRIER. clerk
Of the Dist. Court III the County Of Mobiles.
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NEWS AND LOCAL

The ADVANCE will give general summary Of
the news OF the world, but its aim will be to b.
come 4 firSt-class local newspaper devoted esoe
c1aily to home news and home interests. CORES
pondcncc from the different townships and from
the several counties tributary to Wo:thlngton
solicited.
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The ADVANCE Is the regularly issued county
paper, and the only newspaper published in No
b!cs county. TO persons abroad who contem-
plate coming to the National Colony, the An
VANCE will prove OF great value, rs it VIII c:lron
ice from week to week every step in the progress
of the Colony, and will give besides great guam
tity OF valuable information concerning the
prai:!cS OK the West.
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cago Tribune must be conceded the
Short Horn championship Of the Tn
ion. At the great sale of hughes &
Richardson, Of Lexington, n.y., which
took place on Wednesday, eighty head
OF cattle sold for S51 800. 'The aver.
age was goods says the Chicago Tri-
b'ne. "althougl no such extraordinary
prices were realized for si; gle animals
as at Col. Kings Dexter Park sale. y
II Minnesota can distance tie cattle
breeding garden Of the world. what
section shall step in to contest with her
honors.-.St. Pau Pioneer.
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COLONY DEPARTMENT

COLONY DEPARTMENT.
The ADVANCE, as intimatcd above, will be q
map and history of the National Colony. All
questions relating to the soil, climate and other
natural advantages, and to the Development OF
Southwestern Minnesota, will be faithfully an
SwcEcd.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF AAIEA
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily 5rD.
Westcrn-Iu verne, Sioux Fails, Mon 3 "
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6p.m.
Spirit Lake Monday 6p. m.
Jackson. Tuesday and Friday 6p. m.
Lake Shetek, Saturday 6p. IN.
DEPARTS
Eastern (daily) 9:42 a. 10.
Southern 5p. IN.
Western-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a. m.
Spirit Lake, Tuesday "a M,
jackson, Wednesday and Saturday lam
Lake Shetek, Friday Ia. m.
All mails close 20 minutes before departure.
Office hours from Il. H. to D. m-Sundays;
| from II Ill. to p Ill.
&C, GOODNOW, Pm.
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The Mankato I'crtcw says that at
present Judge Waite stands the best
chance for the Democratic nomination
for Congress.
Great interest is felt in General Gus
ter's expedition TO the Black Hills
1t is believed that the Black Hill coun-
try is to lie New Ed )rado, and that
we are on the eve Of quite mining
sensation.
--:-.- .----=------:=
ANO7JIER ". y. TRIBUNE LETTER.
We again give up several columns Of
our space to q letter from the New
York 11ibrm. written Ivy Mr.. Il. l..
White, the special CO. respondent who
visited the Cn'onv ~ look up the grass
hopper question. Mr.. White was sent
out 10y the Y;t' and ha, 40 interest
whatever in This sect on of the country
more than in any other port ion Of the
West, and his statements may be re-
lied upon as dis n:r:s Jed and correct
in ev'.v >>.''l + 'AI .';r. Wrrnll,-
mend tn r. - 80, .'-,' =; ~ ,'i'> who
have hccl, 50 :',' =, :..,' a\r;'i
or two lest $ IN" e.. :. ,,.''', rs in
terested in the \"'''n> >.ru,il 50 SOME
thing 'exaggeral' IT, We a'>o com
mend it to our readers abroad as a
fair and reliable statement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-19

AdepreSscd, irritable state OF mind
u weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
NO energy or animation, confused
head, weak memory, often with dc.
hilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork OF
tndiScrehons. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as,
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispels
the mental gloom and dependency, and reiuve.
mates the entire system. It Ii perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price Is, for q package
Of Ave boxes and a large g vial Of powder, which
Is important in DID, serious cases. or q Per unels
boz. Sold BY ALLDrusyists, or sent BY mail
on receipt Of price Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 582 BROADWAY, n. Y,
For sale by Logan, List b Co.; z. Booking
T. ]. Finncy; James MurTy; Reed, Kraft q Co.
Wheeling; ChAs. FariB, Wheeling Island: Jamel
Elliott and j. b N II. Mercer, BeIlaire, o.
febi2eod4w
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The School building ouestiou.

Editors Of IntclIgencer.
Although not directly interested In the
question OF school building Tor the Sec
ond Ward, nevertheless have been an
attentive observer Of the progress Of the
enterprise, and beg leave 10 make few
suggestions In regard thereto.
II Is probably true, as has been urged
by some OF your correspondents, thai
taking the aggregate capacity Of the
school buildings Of the city, there Is now
q surplus Of room. It has seemed to mt
unfair, however, to use this statement In
opposition to the proposed improvement
in the Second Ward, and for the very for
chile reason that the surplus room being
almost entirely In the Fourth and Eighth
Wards, is not available to the people o.
the Second Ward. ~ y4
It Is, In the judgment OF the writer, Q
clear case that the citizens OF the Second
Ward are entitled to greatly better
school facilities than they have been f.
vored with hitherto. Its also evident Ia
any one who will carefully examine the
subject that such facilities cannot be Civ.
en- them except by the erection of new
building. No doubt the Board OF Educa.
ton reached This same conclusion, no,
from the pressureso much OF parties in
terested, as has been insinuated livery un,
fairly, we suspecf, but from the plain ne
cesaihes Of the situation.
Itistrue, on the other hand, that we
have too many schools, and too many
school builaingA What we want Is fewer