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The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09
HOW TO SECURE ATTENTION.
BY Il. T. CROSS.


The teacher should aim to secure the
constant attention of every member of the
class. The whole class should be constant
ly at work, thinking or giving expression
to thought. The one who secures this re-
suit, other things being equal, is the sue
cessful teacher. How can it be done?-
Not by rules, nor by force, nor by devices
even, though these will help. The teach
er must strive to secure real interest on
the part of the pupils by having and man.
ifesting real interest in the subject him
self. If he has not this interest, he will
fail. If he has it, the following sugges-
tions will help him:
1. Let it be distinctly understood that
you will repeat no question, unless it be a
long and intricate one, after you have ask
ed it once clearly and distinctly. If
pupil says, 81 don't know what the ques-
ton is" give him failure, and pass on.
Ask the question but once, even though it
60 around the whole class. Persevere in
this, and it will teach each pupil to notice
carefully all the questions that are asked.
2. Do not go through the class in regu-
lar order, but call upon the same pupils
irregularly, skipping about from one to
the other, sometimes calling upon the
same person two or three times before you
get around the class. Let each one feel
that he may be called upon at any time.
This will keep them attentive. If you see
a pupil whispering, or inattentive, or look
ing around the room, fire question at
him. Ask him if the answer just given
by some one else was correct, or ask him
to give it. He will avoid inattention, if he
knows that it will surely bring question
to him.
3. Ask the question before you indicate
who is to answer it. This cannot always
be done, but it can in most cases. If you
call on a pupil first, and then ask the
question, the others are at ease until that
question is answered. But if you ask the
question, and then wait moment before
calling on any one, each pupil will be
thinking Of the answer, not knowing but
that he may be called on to answer it. If
you pursue this course, the one called on
must be expected to answer without any
hesitation.
4. After pupil has recited, call on the
class, in proper way, to criticse him.
This will make him recite care fully, and
will keep the class on the lookout for mis-
takes. Those who have a correction to
make should indicate their desire to do so
by raising hand.
National Teacher
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09

An Iowa Girl, who probably knows
whereof she speaks, says: "Some men
are always talking about patronizing their
own tewn-always harping on that duty
and yet they 60 abroad to get married,
while here We all stand waiting! l do
hope that some of the men who marry
eastern women will get cheated"
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09
NOTICE..

VIM. GIBSON VALENTINE. next friend &c.
CHARLES b. VALENTINE, AND 9TH ERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chaneery
ORDERED, This Goth day of April, in the year ISL
that the sale made and reported by James T. McCul-
oug Trustee the sale of the real estate of Nancy
Ward. deceased be ratified and confirmed, unless
to the contrary b shown before the 9th
day of june next: provided copy of this order be
inserted in paper printed in Cecil county, once a
week month before the 2jth day of May next.
The Report states the amount of sales to he $4,000.
A. W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy: test A. W. MITCHELL,
April 25. IS14-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
CONDUCTED BY j. L. HANNA,

The Educational column is conducted in the interest
OF teachers of public schools. Such facts concerning
individual schools likely to interest the public,
encourage pupils, aid teachers in securing good
discipline and progress together with articles upon the
subject of common school education, furnished by
teachers parents or others interested therein will bs
published.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09

NUMBER OF SHINGLES IN RooF.-J.
d. Tate gives to the New York Farmers
Club rule for estimating the number of
shingles required for roof of any size,
one which he thinks every mechanic and
farmer should remember. First find the
number of square inches in one side of the
roof; cut off the right hand or unit figure,
and the result will be the number of shin.
giles required to cover both sides of the
roof, laying five inches to the weather.
The ridge board provides for the double
courses at the bottom. Illustration: length
of roof, 100 feet, width of one side, 80
et-1OOx3Ox144- 900. Cutting off
the right hand figure we have 43, 200 as
the number of shingles required.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09
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The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09
CHINESE METHOD OF RAISING NONE,

CHINESE METHOD OF RAISING MONEY
FOR RELIGIOUS PURPosEs.-An English
traveller lectured before scientific society
in London recently, and described the
Chinese method of raising money for the
building or repairing Of temples as follows:
- In the streets of Pekin | one day found
a man in sort of wooden sentry box;
large nails had been driven into it, so that
their points projected through. This pre-
vented the man from leaning against the
sides, and the only rest he had was from
sitting on board within. He was
monk, and never seemed to sleep, for he
had string with which he night and day
sounded a large, sonorous bell every few
minutes, as a sort Of advertisement for his
purpose. This was, that the benevolent
should come forward with money: each
nail represented sum. When any one
paid tlIat sum his name was stuck up on a
bit of paper, and the nail was pulled out,
making it more comfortable for the hermit
within. All the nails represented the nee
essary amount for the repair of a temple
which was close behind. This is common
proceeding for raising the wind for such
purposes. | was told that this monk had
been two years shut up and that he would
likely be another year before he got out of
his cocoon of nails"
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09

TROUT IN AN ARTEsIAN WELL.-The
Amerlcan Journal Of Science and Arts pre-
sents the following curious statement: Mr..
Bard, the agent Of the California Petro-
leum Company, at San Buenaventura, was
lately engaged in constructing wharf at
a point southeast of that place. Wanting
water to supply this wharf, he commen ced
sinking an artesian well on the sea beach,
not feet from high water mark. At the
depth of IA feet a strong flow of water
was obtained, which spouted forth to 4
hight of so feet. 1t was controlled with a
"goose neck" and utilized. One day,
while the agent was absent, the men round
the well noticed fish in the waste water.
On his return they called his attention to
the fact, and on examination the well
was found to be filled with young trout,
thousands of them being thrown out at
every jet These trout were all the same
size about two inches long and perfectly
developed. The eyes we've found perfect.
Now there is no stream nearer than the
Santa Clara river, several miles distant.
Could these fish ther, it is asked, have
come from its head waters by some subter-
rancan outlet? There are no trout in the
lower portions of the stream. The ten
perature of the well water is Ga Fab
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09
CARL SCHNEIDERINE,

ITSI DHIICUHU,
of His Majesty's Theatre, Berlin.
If after three months of taking these two
prescriptions the congregational singing is
not thoroughly dead, send me letter
directed to my name, with the title of ..
F. N. (Old Fogy in Music, and | will, on
the receipt thereof, write another prescrip-
tion, which am sure will kill it dead as
door-nail, and that is the deadest thing in
all history. Tdlmage.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09

GB MICHENER, at Colora, sells the best
Oorn Shelter.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09

LISTER BONES should sell for.............. S33.7e
The above analysis of Lister Bros Bone Meal is the
published by themselves. That of Waring & Bro.
made by the State Assayer of Massachusetts, from
sample forwarded by John I. Carter Superintendent
of Eastern Pa. Experimental Farm. We knew nothing
of the whole proceeding until wesaw it in print
The value is arrived at by the rule laid down by tie
Chemist who analysed Lister Bros Bone. viz BY null
tplying the per centage Of Nitrogen by so: that OF
Phosphoric Acid by 6 adding the two products, and
multiplying the whole by 20.
WARING & BRO,
April A. 1S74-f COLORA, MD.
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09
THE PROCESS OF MANUFACTURES

THE PROCESS NANUFACTURE. 4.
In the tower there are several floors, but
t.oo of them are used only for dropping
shot. One next to the roof, two hundred
feet high, from which TTTT's to B shot
are dropped. The other, one hundred and
thirty-five feet high, from which No. l to
13 are dropped. On each of these floors
there is brick furnace with an iron kettle
large enough to hold five tons of lead; here
the lead is melted. The dropping pans are
circular with holes punched through the
bottom like an ordinary collender, except
that the holes are perfectly smooth, and
pan made for each size of shot. The pan
is suspended on a frame directly over a
well or tank of water at the bottom of the
tower into which the shot falls, which both
cools and prevents the shot from being
dented. The melted lead is dipped out Of
the kettle, by two men, into the dropping
pan. The lead is repenished by putting
in pigs of lead and pigs of temper, for
without the temper the lead would not
form into globes, but would run through
Ihe pan III Sliedhl uf'ii 1he uioPPihS Vi
the day is finished Before the dropping
begins the pan is prepared with what is
called setting stuff, or scum, which is
placed in the bottom. AS fast AS the shot
falls into the well, the elevator with shot
buckets dips it up and carries it up the
tower some sixty feet and discharges it
into spout, and thence into a large re-
ceiver where the shot is drained of water.
From this receiver the shot passes through
another spout on to steam drying pan on
the floor below, and as fast as it dries it
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09
PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS
CHAPTER los,

CHAPTER 19S.
AN ACT in relation to Public Roads in Cecil county
and to repeal all acts parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this act
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09

MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
The Cecil Whig., 1874-05-09

Prima Dona Soprano,
MADEMoIsELLE SQUINTELLE,
from Grand Opera House, Paris.
SIGNoR BoMBAsTANI,
Basso Buffo,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-29
(9prs(punstnl tr staais,simna.l

Gbieaeo, JI., OltOtG IA, 1874.
Wsribtr Ssrr Rsbaftsur!
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l&uuuss oslsIli&afisn - allts birS birb bnrG
ban eirm Der bsSurRsbsnssa DabI pun Siaale.
btamim ibsriUnt. Die GinSipaitu Inb srn
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upabIIIanii&su partd - aufssRtIIi. Die
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Ruip unb er StstiRTuus bss buabmttn
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bic f&ua lanoil In lsinsa 5anbsn 10, bsbaupist
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neutrality-suspicious., ssssn Sfn vapinstIb.
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issc& bon benz @ipfel ber ipabrsn 9uuuiaIigll
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spsdtn ssbEeaafH IS6i.
Der 4ha& bss nItsH GsIbbrrn, Brib btdfr.
asbl ans bGpur, ~ allie adnibe iiig SveIBell Hab
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-29

itTsm ilsiHsn Ssimwsfsn bcpp,lt pObI
une bsimii4 fitlts. f,btt lt I'D sinss
Gbsnss an itr 5&r.ibtil&&m unb
ftrisb elm paar frsnnbIidts 3.ll.n an
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tag 80 elmer btiiimmtsn Siunet In slntr
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frsunbli@f bat. fs rsAt oft su bffu&sp.
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gsrfprs&tn abIsasn. Nismanbsn, uab
Mot stnmal ibrsr tissn,n Mutisr, ans
gsltea'e rHttn 9lamsn uno Dobnuua
80 nsnnsn. Gle fOlIts nur iassn flt
babe 8ri=Isin GnssIatn s,lst,u, une
Iollls nm bic erlaubnib bitten, ft b.fu.
Den ju bi,fsn. Grau S&tsrmann aab
tbrs GInwiIIisuns bisrsu GERM, firtisis
i'eo&, ibr @atis m5att Die I,inis. p.r,
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bar 90 mttrtrs Sage bel ibur IItbtn,
wOblwcatnesn 5rsunpin Sussbta&t.
tiau S&strmann abist taS SnfognitO
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tbr bic nSttIs. Euiiiiruns earibu sss
stbsn.
3sr S&,trmann bat H& ua& Beer.
blsunS ess prU,sG.s sss,n fsIntn &Gc.
Gle BON ntutm stabltrt,u ,uuo srnibtis itl.
ne Gamiltt mipfam, absr rsblt&. 81.
title rito b,rsiua sInsm Manns klu,
sldnJtnes @liiSifi 3uSrtns,n, abu nu,
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mhlb,s, wfla. ttntn brapsn Maun
sladlI& ma6tn f6nnsn. Dalir fcrst
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tuns Ju ssbsn psrfpro&sn bat. Der
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an,ubi,tsn alItin sin sissn,r unfsrn
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sr fla absr. bic unanntbmllttsi sln,s
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9trr SaUtmaun bon aussl'ei ttnft,
bac trItt ME iSr feline gpptn
aastn pft futt tr IN tlnfamtn Stuuttn
bae WIntaturtiiD b,rpor, unb wtrmtt
tbm che R,as, nufri&tis. Sbrdat Der
asus, Tie nur @Ott Tsbt. er fs tim
mao gtrORna anr6nsn plrS.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-29
@ro. Is.

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BARN = fr iiipi naiiiiIIB In Dlsnas s,r son.
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aHalndlt$rpfifs sis Gbrt BAT ,u siasr eea,
~ s'pSTsh strassla Ittm. St ballen bt,r
paFae'n unS SsraHaaIttn 9Sa, anS bslltu,rs
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'ae sSirisn tsnsr arrBsn Ssun. Dae Ot.
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~sua'I uns pabrs 9sssniuna Elm.
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panS'l SsSabt. @sins @sInuna n , Io lana,
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rum iaSfln, eab ls fore 8Snbs bier mid, IAN
ftn Rplifn. Die Gsutfipttr IN aui. 20 u,m,s
ahosrsrc, efr @bff III ffintr SttIIuns asm, a. -
i.h, sft aanlt Btbltr Iifet IN BEN IsiblIinnistr
elce our @tlctTpfrb - burtt bVbe Wi,ibs :"
Onf@nslfn srtausH btr Saulrr.
@i$fsns mrbr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-29
(3ar bic "Siaats. 3sitaus".)
Der Can't Der gHelt.

Die &sbItateit IN aus br WtIt
s.rdumt.
Die @ufri6tisttit III I6lafsn
Ssgangtn.
Die @srs&tteftitfann ben 0ts
nIht mtbr fntsn.
Der 9slfsr u nI&i Ju 9auft.
Dit eittt llssst ttant.
Die aufridttaftit lBt in ars
REP.
Der @laubs III i&Un sIsmlt& tr'
lOGhtn.
Die Suatnb sftt 6sttsln.
Die U brbttt IN idon lanse be-
srabsn.
DER @rsptt II narrif& stworbsn.
Das @twtffsn banst an bsr
Wanb, uno
Die @tbutb ib.rwinett allis.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-29

watrsn, unb gum anbtrn. tamIi mstHs
Grau ni6t slfsrfd6iis pstesn oer fona
irssnbwls bic Motive tintr fcl&sn stItn
Sanbluns prtsnnsn mO&is. wann llt
bic frhb,rsn ws&i,lititissn SsSistaH8sn
jpii&sn isnsr Dams uub mir srfiitrf.
atu ~ IL Elm sbfss. tsrrIi&se Bsisn !!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-29

Onten Stber Ju baben. = proftdur
ScrSfOrN Bon 9aTSarb llnibHFiat bat tius
gorf9hfi iur gattHrans unO fir bic aufts-
pabrans bon Sior bsfnnni stmn&t burG BE-.
rfn 9tfClsune biz @siniGbriro tsTtbsn nod
9tlitbtn untnbrsdtn Rtrstn uns tr Gibn
araSs In sInsni iOi&su 3uRanSs nbalttn psr.
bsn lam, porIn &c l& sratr ttffubti.
oBHle ben Gibrr IN refine Safer unb ia6
ibn bon finT bic Dphen g1bTsn. ie nacb-
benz bas Wttilr fiIt Dtsr parm IN. gpsnn
% In cine Itbtafle @6trung gsfommfn IN,
ttut auf itbe Gallon I plumb pei6n aud.
CT unb Ianf tas @anje tuitbfr um eSbrn
bio 20 ben angtnfbm f1drfen @rf&nad be.
NBi, mtIbfn man 40 bfpabrfn miin(tif
Wlan aiibt Gin Quart bts gietTe aus anh
HIlHe "a NIT ttutr 8itTteI tinle BON Sul.
pbiie Of elme ju fintr iettn @allont gier,
RS!ae fA I'm 6dfs bffinbti. 9tiibrs es
ihttis uni bio atlts gut esmil&i ~ ait6.
% riteer In bds Glb auriid uub lhillle!e
baIIrIbt tinigt WngfHbllfe lana hann atbs
ibm &ube unb laB ben Gibn ER aNidren
unb isBrn. Die @6bmug miro auatnbiid.
lid untsrbroHsH ipnStn unb is pirb ni9i
wteSn dnirsisn. Man fam ben Gietr
nc6 sinise @OGsn auf BlaI@m iisbm eetr
btlribt fam TN 6aIIe gsInFfn unb nad uHb
mad ahgacsen ipnbfn. QBsun aM iIlalGtn
esjoesH wirb fs clue muIlrsntH Gibtr vpH
auegfielHntier @Hts pfTben."
Dislfs 8triatrtu N aaf feline gBsilt l9ae.
lid, Ia bas GuIptaff Of eime, wcrif bas
SuIpbIie burd Gniwfl9una BON SGwffsIlaer
G6urf unietpaneeIi wirb, pOnlomnlen ,urlid'
bItti. Wan ptrgtiTt abtr ni&t pab Sulpbltf
Of eimG, nlGt SuIppaie OI eImt an6sEfHet
wsrefn niub.
Der Gier pirb fiir Sabre aui bIsitfn.
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Sabrsaas o.
Dtt
yeRaialbaRif6e StaatSjeitnas,
Dfrdnssissbsn bon

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
eriatIni isbsH DsuHsraas. unb ISlst %. 90
pet 9abr, ,abIbar iHntrbaIb bts Sabrss, uHe
$3.50 mad Beraus bss Sabrsanss.
Ginlslne GytmpIarta, 8 Gente per Sttid.
stfne Sublsrfptientn psrbfn fiir usHtesT
sIS i,ds Renaita anssncmmfn; AUD iana
RIsnianb bas 4Iait abbsaslsu, bio alIf 8hd.
ninbt bsjablt fnh.
90 I'm bic abrtTt elmer 3siinn8 ta Ter.
6nbsrn, mus man BE alts ioppbI ale au4
bic cue MtrtTt miitbhItn.
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Die ar6ate 0erbreituna.

Die GirtuIation bsr agtnnfyIsautf&s
Staatss 3ettuua" tn Daupbin County
ID grSbsr ais bic frgenb elmer anbtrfn In 2ar>
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