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DEATH OF JOSEPH W. COOPER.
telegram from Rockbridge Alum Springs
Va. on Monday last announces the death
there, on that Gay, of Mr.. Joseph w. Cooper
of this city. His remains are en route for
home, and his funeral will take place the
latter part of this week His wife and ope
child accompanied him to Virginia. Mr.
Cooper had been in falling health for some,
time, and the announcement of his death
though a great grief to large circle, was
not altogether unexpected
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
south bound.

10. 4 WEBB, Sup La. Division.
Agent, Jackson.
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GRAND LopGr or MISSISSIPPI,

GRAND LODGE or MISSISSIPPI,
OFFICE OF GRAND MASTER,
NRAwFoRDsvILLE,J july 10th, 1874.
20 ne Subordinate lodges:
beng unex pectta3y called to leave the
s'ate on importanf business, the duties OF
ofahd Master VIII. dAiripg my absence,
re'oiVe upon R. W..JAMEs T. FAINT, Dep
- Grand Master II Holly Springs. From
~ alter the 1st d1y of August, 1874, all
!, DDahications tended for the Grand
4.as1ef should be addressed to him, until
"fther notice from this office.
A. I'll. BARLEY,
Grand Master.
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rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie,
DiarrhGa. Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infan-
tum. Sprains, Burns, Scalds. Bruises, Chill
blains, Prostitutes, Swellngs, Soreness of
the Joints, and all painful affections of the
body, external and internal. For Colds,
Sore-throat, Quincy, and diseases Of the
throat an. mucous membrane, it is an in
valuable remedy. JOHN Z. HENRY, CURRAN
It Co, Proprietors, and College Place
New Work
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R'Irs1 Bale New Crop Cotton.

The first bale OF this years cotton crop
wasreceived in this city yesterday and sold
as usual by Messrs. John II. Draper 4
Co.. at the Cotton Exchange The cotton
was raised in Cameron county, Texas,
by Mr.. L. J. Haynes, and Altssrs. F.
Yturria & Bro. consigned the same to
Messrs. woodward & Stillman commits
sion merchants, for disposition at New
York.-N. Y. Herald.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE.
OXFORD MISS.
PROF. r. j. GUTHRIE, President. o
Next Session opens September 9th.
IS7A.

II buildings, thorough instruction in the
Literary and Scientific Course, an eminently
healthy location, a refined and moral commu-
nifty and toW rates some of the inducements
offered by this school.
The Departments of Painting and Drawing,
Music and Modern Languages afford superior
facilities both to the regular pupils and to
those pursuing these branches as specialities
Miss Hudgins. lady of fine accomplish
ments and highly recommended by the Presi-
dent of Hollins Institute and Richmond
Female College has accepted the position of
Lady Principal.
Board, washing, fuel, lights, tuition in Regu-
lar Course and incidentals, per session of 20
weeks $115 90 Send for catalogue.
july l, 1874 If.
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FAIR LAWN INSTITUTE. next
session of this School will open on Monday,
September 2ISf. with the same Principal
Miss Mary \. Mosely, and the same assis-
tants, Mis- Fanny Mosely and Miss Mary
Fearn, and same terms for tuition as last
session. We call special attention TO the
fact that while Fair Lawn Institute is not a
Boarding School, young ladies from a
distance will be provided with board In
private families at reasonable rates. on
timely application to the Principal.
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE. We
eal' attention to the announcement setting
iiofth the establishment of this institution OF
earning in our city the time of opening.
terms etc. It viii be under the principal
direction OF the Misses Josephine and EN-
~ reeman, daughters OF Gen. john u
freeman. Etese accomplished Young ladies
"'e Il, SAiy educated, aud have had expert
ehce IN teaching at Whitworth College, Co
iunloia Atheneum, -.and in private >cho"l~
o y. BY themselves ut different times
1us'F enterprise vii. not only deserve sue
80 o4t We are sure will command il. II
WI De noticed that Prof. Weigandt will
nave charge Of the schools of modern Ian
k !, drawing and painting. Jackson,
lne coming Fan, will be a. well supplied
"i'n nrst-ciass private schools a any city in
the State
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NICKsBURG Il MERIDIAN RAILROAD.
A change OF schedule on this road went
into effect yesterday Trains will now go
through from Vickshurg to Meridian with
out interruption at Big Black. The accom-
notation train is dispensed with, and tie
regular trains will pass Jackson as follows !:
Going to Meridian, arrive at 6 30 P. NJ, and
leave at 10 Going to Nicksburg, arrive at
6 80, A. NJ, and leave at Z 10.
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UNIVERSITY OF NIRGINIA.-We call
attention to the advertisement in our col
umus Of the University of Virginia, one Of
the Universities Of highest rank in America
1t is founded on the elective system, in its
broadcast sense, and is equally well adapted
for those who desire to make special and
attainment as for those seeking
broad general culture.
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NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, Nelson
county, Virginia, opens its ninth annual SEES
sion on the 25th of September nexr. This
school has able Faculty, and its patron
aye from our section IS amnu ally increasing
See announcement il another column.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
New ORLEANS
Faculty:

A. H. CENAs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics
t. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.. Professor of
Surgery.
SAMUEL NJ. BEMIss, NJ. D., Professor of
Medicine
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ. D.. Professor of
Obstetrics
JOSEPH JONES, NJ D., Professor Of chemis-
SAMUEL LOGAN, NJ. D., Professor of Anato-
my.
EARNEST s. LEWIS, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medica
EDMOND SOUCHON, NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
THE forty-frst annual coursetof instruction
n this department Will commence on MON
DAY, the 10th OF November, 1874 ana termi-
nate on the third Saturday of March. 1875
preliminary lectures on Clinical Medicine and
Surgery will be delivered in the amphitbeatre
of the Great Charity Hospital. beginning on
the 10Th of October, without any CHARGE 10
students. The anatomical rooms win be omen
at the same time.
The members of the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
pltal, and give instruction daily at the bed
side of the sick
AS the advantages for obtaining a practical
knowledge of Medicine and Surgery are quite
as great as IT not superior to, those afforded bv
the schools of New York and PHILADELPHIA. the
fees required are the same, viz: For all the
Lectures, $40; Matriculation. IS: Practical
anatomy, Sl0i Graduation, $50. Payment re-
quired in advance
For circular and catalogue. address
/. q. RICHARDSON, NJ d, dean.
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The Non-exp losive Petro Oil sold by VIM
J. Brown, ST., jackson, Mississippi, makes
the cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful
light of any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has
stood the most severe tests without eXplo-
sion. ffeb12- en-
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NATIVE WINES AND GRAPES. -We
can special attention 10 the magnificent
nrerDium offered by Mr.. G. ID. Subway, of
This civ. for the best collection Of native
wines and grapes exhibited at the next State
Fair. Such an inducem3nt ought to insure
faa df-t,fav
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MARRIED. Our good friend, E. GEO i.
DELAP. Esq, of NatcheE, was married IN
that city last Tuesday night to MISS LAURA
l. CozzENs. The Methodist church. in
which the ceremony took place, was crowd
ed by the many friends OF the happy couple
They have THE CLARIoN's best wishes.
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Missouri cider and lager beer cents a
glass at GarfiSou's.

JUDsoN FEMALE INSTITUTE. The
thirty-scyen'h Annual Session OF this InSti-
tuition, located ut Marion, Ala, begins on
the lst OF October. We invite attention to
TIE card of its President, Prof. r. FL. Raw
ing We notice by the catalogue that
there We're fifteen young ladies in atten-
dance at the Jpdson last year, five of whom
graduated. Prof, Rawlings will pay Jack
Son visit on September 24th, and will take
Charge OF any pupils that may be ready TO
attend the Judson next session.
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Fair Lawn Institute.
JACKSON, MISS
TUITION
NORWOOD HIGH SCOOL.

NELSON, Co. VA.
9TH ANN AL Session opens September 18th,
- 1874, closes June 18th. 1874.
PRINCIPALS:
WM. D. CABELL, UNIV Va, } President.
F. KEY MEADE, UNIV. Va.) Department
Ancient Languages
Ro. L. HARRISON, NJ. A, (Univ. Va De-
partment Modern Languages and Higher
English
B. PEYTON, Sc c. and NJ. E. UNIV. Va
Departm't Mathematics and Engineering.
First class Instructors in Preparatory De-
partment Penmanship, and Bookkeeping.
For further information and Catalogue ad-
dress the President
July 80, 1874-2m.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE
This widely known school, of which Mrs
Letitia y Ter Semple is Principal, will open
H. next session on the I7th September. See
advertisement, and for further details adj
dies the PRINCIPAL
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The Boys ofJackson" have suggested
to the managers OF the State Fair, the pro-
priery Of having a Boys Department, as
yau As Girls Department. at the State Fair
We have no doubt the claims ofthe boys viii
H. flrorablN considered.
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GRANeERs' Picnic. BY letter from
Drs. Aills and White and A G. Norren
Esq, we learn that the Changers of Stems
Greek Lodge. will give Picnic at that place.
on the 9th of August.
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DELIcIoUs.-The two pitchers of beer
that we received from Messrs. Garrison Il
Benson's saloon yesterday, were very re-
1t is of the best quality and is
sold cheaper than any other in the city
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DsYCHoMANCY or soul Charming. How
IL either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose
instantly. This simple mental requirement
all can possess free, by mail, for % cents to-
gether with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Ora
Gle Dreams Hints to Ladies. A queer book.
100000 sold. Address I. WILLIAM & CO.
Publishers Philadelphia.
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CAN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING Me
DUM."-Ihe President of an institution Of
learning in an adjoining State, in sending
his seventh auunal card for insertion in THE
CLARION, very kindly remarks: "Our favors
are small. but have been regular every sum
mer for seven years. We find The CLARION
an excellent advertising medium :"
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BEER-When you can get beer at
cents a glass at Garrison's, why pay 10
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
Salem, VirgImIn.
SESSION, 1S74-1S75.

Begins Sept. 2, and closes June Is.
COURSE of Study as high as that of any
~ College in Virginia.
Literary Societies of first rank. Extensive
Libraries. Reading Room, Cabinet and La
boratory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance of the Roanoke Valley rem
ders the expenses very moderate.-For session
of Ten Months Including Board, Tuition,
Fuel, Lights, Washing, etc, about 200.
Students from seventeen States and Terrific
ries, including Mississippi.
Gg- For Catalogues and further informa.
ton, address
REV. I'D. r.. BH TILE. ID. Ne.
President.
Or address, for three weeks, Prof ]. D..
DREHER, care THE CLARToN OTRICB, Jackson a,
Miss. July II, 1S74-2m.
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Beer five cents a glass at Garrison &
Rrn.un-s.
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OTUDENTS, Teachers, Ministers and Agents
~ make $50 per month selling the new illus
trated PEOPLES STANDARD EDITION OF HOLY
BIBLE with its Histories, Aids, and Dictionary
Best and Cheapest Extra terms. Omam9
free. Write at once and secure work. Ad-
dress ZIEGLER g. McCURDY, St. Louis, Mo.
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NEW ADTETISEMENTS.
Mississippi Female College.
Corner Capitol and Congress sts.,
JACKSON, MISS.

THIS INSTITUTION, under the principal
l. direction of the Misses
JOSEPHINE AND EMMA FREEMAN.
Aided by Faculty of the most Experienced
and Accomplished Male and Female Professors
and Teachers, will be open for the reception
of pupils on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Next, at the spacious and eommodious school
rooms of
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
The College will be chartered at the next ses-
sion OF the Legislature and fully prepared 10
sraduate lis pupils and grant diplomas
A full Collegiate course of instruction-in-
Guiding all the polite accomplishments of
young lad es-will be given
The course of studies will be divided into
the Pestalozzian, Junior and Senior. Glasses
and these subdivided into all tn Schools of
Modern Education
For the accommodation of famil es composed
alike ot boys and girls, separate department
for boys under sixteen years of age will be
organized.
PROF. c. F. wEIGANDT.
German Scholar and Artist of wide reputa
ton in this country, will have charge of the
schools of Modern Languages, Painting and
Drawing. The Principal, and her female as
slsants, will preside over all the other schools.
Tuition per month, payable monty, in adj
vance as follows:
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Water Colors, at Professors prices.
Nonresident pupils can obtain good private
boarding at reasonable rates in the immediate
vicinity and under the care of most excellent
ladies'
The general supervision of the College will
be exercised by Board of Trustees consisting
of the following persons:
Rev. VIM. c. Crane, D. D., Hon Wiley P.
harris, Rev Chas. B. Galloway, Gen. Chas.
Z. Hooker, DR.. VIM. NJ Compton, John W.
Robinson, Esq, DR.. P. 7. Bailey Hon T. ].
Wharton, VIM. B. Taylor, Esq, DR. John t.
Buck, Elias Bloom, Esq, H. NJ Taylor, ESQ,
e; ii: Manship, Esq Thos. E. Helm, Esq :.
Hunt, Esq, Fl. Hilzheim, s. G. Newcomer, ESQ.
Address
MISS JOSEPHINE FREEMAN,
Principal,
July 81, SI4-om. Jackson MISS
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East Tennessee University.
WxnoxNiITr. 'R'pnm.
IMPORTANT 90
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

COMMERCIAL TRAY ELEGS who solicit
y orders by CARD, CAT sLOGU +, TRADE
LIST SAMPLE, OR OTHER ePEClMEN,
also those who visit their cas- toners and s0lIcil
trade by purchases made DIRECT FROM
STOCK. aud who travel in any section, by
Rail or Boat, selling any class Of goods are
requested 70 send their BUSINESS aud
PRIVATE ADDRESS. a. below, stating class
OF goods they sell and By whom employed; also
those who are at present under no engagement
This matter Is Of GREAT lMPORTAN y
INDIVIDUALLY to statesmen of this clas., ~
men soliciting trade in th- manner. ID ID
therefore ESPECIALLY desired that this mo-
tice may meet the eye 81 Lii Commercial
Travellers and Statesmen In ti,l- country and
that they will AT ONCE give 10 their attention
Those who comply wan above request "lll
he CONFIDENT ALLY treated and duly adj
vised Of object IN view. Please address lhy
letter only) cO-OrEhAllON;
care Geo r. Rowell c.. Al Park Rov,
New York CITY july II lS7i-lm.
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Try Garrison's 5 cent lager beer and
8 cent cider
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CoLoEED PEOPLES Picnic. The
colorel people Of the Rtchland neighbor-
hood, Rankin county, propose giving pic
mic at me Westville bridge, on the jackson
and We~tAlIle road, five miles from this city,
on the 18th Of August. THE CLARION &c
knoalrd@es the compliments of IN invita-
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.
REV. WALTER HILLMAN. j.. Id,
President Of Faculty.

THE YEAR just closed brought this Iustitu-
l. tIon to its majority. For Twenty-one
years II has enjoyed uninterrupted sessions,
and it may be said uninterrupted prosperity.
As it has advanced in age it has increased its
educati nal facilities, until now ii offers such
are not excelled in any Of the similar in
situations of our Southland. Among these
facilities, are a thoroughly efficient Faculty,
an ample Range of Studies, extensive Means
of illustration, excellent Accommodation,
healthy and accessible Location.
The Collegiate year of 1915 will com hence
Tuesday, the 10Th Of September.
Expenses are moderate
For catalogues or other information address
the President of the Faculty
ROBERT KELLS.
President OF the Board OF Trustees
CLINTON, Miss, July % 1874. 3m
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University of Virginia

OPENS OCTOBER l continues through
" nine months. 1t is organized IN schools
on the elective system, with full courses in
Classics, Literature, Science with practice in
Chemical and Physical Laboratories,) in Law,
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and Agrical-
ture. Apply for Catalogue to JAMES F.
HARRISON. Chairman, P. o. University Of
Virginia, Albermarle Co Va.
Jnly 30-6W
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STEWART COLLEGE.

Session I874-75 begins September LIST, 1874
The Faculty consists of six men, presenting
a full corps in the usual departments.
Expenses 800 to $40 a year.
The Southwestern Presbyterian Univer-
sity will soon supercede the college. Students
entering the College this Fall, will pass easily
into the University classes.
For Catalogue address
REV. J r. SHEARER, u. D.,
GAINESVILLE Tenn.
June "a IS74-9aa
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TO THE PUBLIC.
CITY SCRIP TAKEN AT PAR
ROHRBACHERS.
JOHN NELSON

NOTIFIES the public that he has received
~ from Belfast. Ireland, large invoice of
the Celebrated Belfast Ginger Ale, whlch nv, hc
offers 10 sell at very moderate rates. Inc
Belfast Ginger Ale is the most dehclous beN-
erage introduced in this country
City scrip taken nt Par al the
Nelson House.
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State Fair Premiums.

A fun list Of the premiums offered in the
several Departments OF the State Fair will
appear III the next issue OF The CLARION.
In the meantime, the Secretary Of the As
ISOLATION invites additions to The list OF
special premiums. Some Of those already
offered are quite attractive.
Sr. LOUIS UNIvERsITY.-The 10th
Annual Session OF this Institution will begin
On the 7th Of September We call atten-
ton 10 the announcement OF its President,
Rev jos. q Zealand, s. J in another col
umn, who v i'll make known terms, etc. on
application TO him by mail
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W. I. RATLIFF.
President Board of Trustees.
CAlNloN, MISS, July II, 1874. 3m
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
SPRING AND SUMMER
JOHN CLEARY.

STATE STREET. Jackson, Wi--.
LAS now Ina store Cor ,hr spriug. auI Shin.
IL mer trade complete stock ui
WEN AND BOYS, CLOrurDc.
All OF the LATEST STYLE auI RICHEST
MATERIAL Also. large Iotof
GENTS FURNIsmING GOODS.
Consisting Of Drawers, Under sbuHs. Ua..
Caps, Neck Ties, &c., Nc. A.o
MEMS nOOTs AND SHOES.
Many Of which are Custom Made nrr.
Assortment Of
Ladies' and Children sr1n,...
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Special Premiums for State Fair.

Garrison 81 Benson sells beer at cent
a glass.
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THE EVIDENCE.

We had intended publishing the evidence
entire, put as there was between forty and
NIFTY witnesses, and the evidence was SO vol
luminous We are compelled to substitute IA
brief synopsis instead. which, of course can
not be as definite the entire testimony
would be-
, 1874-10-17
Let tho Sick Dic-gls IotltH LnngUCs9
ANnitnrY NoL!0llHs

Paris CprTe6r0nds'sce Of thu .Scu FORK Granite.
WIS lately convcrsing with II: Louis Langue,
during tho interview M Languo developed .
very remarkable consequence of tho doctrine Of
the survival OF the tlttest. uo urged that inAa.
much as spccleB and individuals anrviye III tho
struggle for lffo only by OF superior abil-
ity to lnaator their environment, whereby u
strong und perfection in reached, It s unscientiho
and unjuBtiAable to intorfern with nnt,ire il lor
work III Any way whereby thoBo who arc unfit
to survive shall be aided il their struggle. Man
is not exempt from tho action Of the general
law Of tho survival Of tho nttest, aud therefore
ence, aud it IL rendered possible Tor them ia
proplEato tlloir species, is inlofeusbo. When
tho Hpartans killed. thoir deformed offspring,
they were aiding naturo in tho accomplishment
Of its designs: but much moro shall We aid in
DOCTORS medicines, hospitals and all tho atljunots
Of the healing ars. Tho world is oyerpopulated;
thrro was a time when 1t was p,ESblo for
plaguca and eplflculicB to kill of tho weaker,
tho anrrtuHage, Of humanity, and loayo
un the earth on'y those who, BY ras-
ssa %sro s5l % to srvvs xA n ssa {s n,entoas ~
which '7o have learned to cudIio tho woal. to
doctor and boatcr them against natare. SO that
nav consuHaptlyos arc legion, and taera is bard
" Il man without some latent d!eenec. hare
brought hbout 4 condition OF affairs which it Is
absolutely necessary to Change II tho race, Ia IN
improve. Let those WHO arc weak 50 do"n, NJ
nature intended they should, wien attackod by
dlseaBe, and 1t, q fow generations tho descend.
anaa Ut tho strong aloue Will survive. IL
1.nnEo IL go ytea,ty q deyOloo to thih ileA THAI
rofused to call III plysloian and the CHILD dlod.
Naotllor his lraetlca will DO generally accepted
IL ysry questionable, oyen though ono acca llttls
fault to lind with luis theory. &c.
, 1874-10-17

1'r3o1:o ana Sch1oishnYtera Int Franco.
Throo curious articles, Baya tho Atanchcotcr
Laamtner hayo just appeared in tho Di1neu-
yieme Steele. under tho signature OF Francisquo
Sarcey. The writer has obtained possession Of Il
report addressed by tho Yi!ago noloolmaatcra Of
frauce to tho Minister Of Public Instruction,
His Article deals with tho nnsTor Of the school,
nntstess to q question nut thena by tho Minister.
ashinE what complaints tlcy had to mako about
tho authority legally exercised by Tic clergy
over public Instruction. Tho replies Gro certain
lS startling. From tho Eeinc-ot-Oi4o con,cy Tho
following: "DlAicu!t indeed ia tho e,tuatlon OF
the ,6chool!naHtcr when mayor and priest
Horve two masters. Wo Isayo known school.
master WHO prlislcd tho 1[uora ut hi. prlest's
House, md did tho heavy work in gen.
ora"' Another Iricst had nppt,d for hia scllool-
master to bo ohanEnt, denonnclns him ny al, r,s-
following. answer: m. 10 Cure wished to ,nal;o
lila nchoolnlastcr dir his guraen. Ife ,eruscd 10
do it. This was tho eolo calre Ut lis rage. On
tho nastcrs refusal to slnt., bning i'll, lis euro
sis. threatening tho parents 10 ds:uiss thu chill
dren from eatechls:n class" Other statoments
follow. almost ra lard to belioye, x achoo!a,as-
tor il brntatly dismissed Tor declining to rive
hix weeks ilIstend of the leenl nont. III holiday
FINN tho client Of tho removal anotInr Ii
lna.le 10 do Vonanco on hta lnccs in tB cll,lyr,
on Sunday heforo Ill tho rarlnh. III fact, it
would sccns by thcso reports il'at tho village
Of tho cure. lIo osys "My acooln,assr @ suiS9as ns
ho says "Aly bacr'stan." II ib Ito tr,ool-
maator'u duly To rclu lilo ycst1ncntn, to .lag tic
ho'!s aud to sweep tho ohlt.ch, and l:o acolns to
ho lucky II llo ekeapes mora l.enial Lutirr.
vantage. "1n general, lilo salary oi reilelanx,"
rcportb Tho AcEsemy Ut 13csaneo,,, "is higher
tlnn that OF Il lle. Tho Commune n,,ppliey
and keolm np their furniture. Two ro!iglaux