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VIII steadfastly oppose the policies OF tn.
Republican party, and refuse to be tram.
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Democratic organization.
J.. believes that the Republican party ha.
fulfilled its mission. and that the de mo-
cratic party as now organized should e 70.
stored to power.
1t believes the Radical tyranny that has
for several years oppressed the South
should be ovefthrown and the people CT IN.
Southern States permitted to contro, ,heu
own affairs.
1t believes that railroad corporations
Nv psohiDIttu w lekIs!eINe eThcG
msnts from extor,,nx and unJustly dsscrin.
mating in their business transactions with
the public.
1t recognizes the equality OF all men be.
fore the law.
1t advocates free commerce. tariff TO-
revenue only.
1t advocates resumption OF specie 2sy.
ment, and honest payment Of the pubic
debt.
1t advocates economy In the ADMINISTERS
ton OF public sfairs.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

UDR AAlK-DY JACOB O. NAGILI. II CI.ARKBT
lQ16-QN EASY TERMS.
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Original .t.Ofirc.

4, Il. frlroS Plaintiff,
AGAtNst Dtstrict Court
JAMksJ MAY, Defendant
70 tho Defendant Above Named
You Are hereby notified that there II
now on hle In the office " tho clerk of ,hr
District Court, In and fo~ the county Of
Howard, State Of Iowa. a petition of = Il.
fM lton, Plaintiff above named. claiming
that hls title 10 tho south half Of so0sh-rnpt
quarter of section III. township pn, north
Of range u, west ~ sth r. ". which he
holds under md by virtue Of two certain
Treasurer deeds Of said premises executed
and delivered by the treasurer nf Howard
County, Iowa. N l.. nullis, dated February
goth 1871, and by a conveyance u sAid
premises from snii l..
bulls and wife 10 this Plaintiff, dated June
18th l674. may BIZ established m against
any md MI adverse claims II rAil defend
mi. and that y0u b. debarrcd md cssop-
pod from having Or ever claiming any right
Or title to said premises adverse 10 this PlH.
And that unless you appear thereto aud
defend before noon of tho second day Of ths
next term II the sAid Court appointed 20 b.
held II the C0ert House In said county con.
msncins on the 10th day of April 1875, you,
default will DO entered and jul wmsnt rem
dered against you thereon. In accordance
With tho prayer of .aiL petition.
Dated Feb ist 1879
lst& =. n. FULTON, rln.
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AcFMTo WAMTeO.

ma rrnfk ID the author II "Msn,cAa Co.'S
NON Nkpss." hnok thai reached circulation
% ever ati,ual rntirs. Aiso, ~ "rLAiA HONS
TAIN mprs recently Published. which haa saiA
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~ EroaS," which IL np~ bslaa Inhllslsd In sssisa
enxTeNIs fAni.Es
" all eHnsliiAR the nr.s mentioned wast (which
u ~, ~ rsl,s,, viii " sent irca On application
~ either Dr footr. ~ she NunaJ nh tshlloA.
isf csayssy. ~hosa oisise u isu kA.s nth nsseet.
Avsnsss.s.sh meh and ~oMna-a wanted 10 ssli
thv foregoing works. IN whasn iibsfsi vroAs Will
~ allnNed Tbs hcSlnnlhK. " AHaAn festuass
have Is.n mafa IN ws.lIa ~ FnUtAs popular
works. ari.is iiaaE TAlx" Il particularly
adap,ed u aaalss and h.siAAcF ~ hsUhss u
INST ,hs il,lAs ~ the 5euhe Send tss sunisnts
tah.ea Ana ste ~ SNNfseses The TURNER Answsru
i multitude II ataTiuas which lAdtea and xsusls.
nsn is~l a.lAey Ahoai AsAiaG " sisstf pAystrAas
There Il naI,,lnx IL literature u ~ 1ias sttaes
q the tH~eung ~usks. "eCsaaco r. egoau y
can ualy b. hal ~ ageaN " q ~ publisAesA
nrLAlN HUNK TALK" u pMhllsAed u lptA ~
kAsls.h AMI OsvMaa Language Ceee mefes
AGENTS WAN 10G8s.
ADDMHna ~ AD0v1
vIGnl4yt
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=. ISAAC, noAs hes a4v., west - Elan ~.
W.. kUW ARmA. South II Dilwsnk House,
J0elAW LeNO, \. n. u. ~es. VI HIN, eu'ssits
Old NAad.
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-
Hvnu,d | l,uatv Rus,
ar~ Dnvssory.
-. N ". rAsaas+a ~ II ,.Aat. vsH
sess " ~ sssA Has Tvs .es $50
&.sre~cN s1ssn ste.
~+@aaA@A
AstsrsssMr~i gv~rfv~ ~&is
asN~sWtN D s~sMtAs -. 49,,
80 tsswNt&. ~sss 49, esssas.s
srsttAe y. sss tsAts s~~s~ w str~'.
49, sAsAss W
AH~v~v.,
~ 4. u~enah~. ~. .a,A.
~ MtANs ~. s@.A.
n VI. ssssAAsts. 49, ~.
". ". uttA. WMvs e*ss AsmA~ss
tAs~s~ ssth hM~A
y. WsN<tN, ~ y tANss~s ss~.s,
z y m tsAS>NseuN aver Ns,~ArM a
tAvAs~ ~stA a~~A
as4#A@sa~s
.tsv,tnsrys.
i, '. Msvsueas.
sssAA sMArs,A.
ka~ksys
AsARAsa 4 PAN ~sWcHrM ~. .s.a.
H~kvts
tNASA LAArscN. ~~ssh - r.~ss ,sen.,
Bsos and SAoe Makers,
Nm. ". .vWtMsls.: M~a sss~ ~ rtw
W. n. 49,. ~&~. sv~~Wa As~s M~ssh 90
WeNsts1tvs tsase
NEWr0> ~. s~~ ~asA.
Rnftsr Dealers.
lA~As.ea na,sAt.x.
W. n. OWr>. IA hss.w~Ws ~ temss
hsos., tasraWat~ sta,r.
Ey0 x,sMslAs.
is,s ssaai ~ n R.st
rOWstG \ aOrstE. enrss.h.t -. y II Vim
4. n. wsNrNORrN. NasAs ~. Mtsl Of sim
Clothing
xtNnrLoMlrx BRO : 20. ~srAa ~
County Surveyor,
LAsAS mAssErr. Ms~@sa r.ns~r. ta~a
cn, Deuirys 0Na HNi21c,s.
IL. m.rLARk, shep IN cherry ~.
Dry. Goods Dealers.
r. I. WItlrG d co.. North eNA cf
Hrt~h Mlock.
wrAstK i iiOxtE. H~isA si"eh.
ArnoTMtN. MAnAHALL = ssAGLEs.
nrtsk ltrrk.
W. y. kirr. soSsh side - MARKET -.
Drug Sforea
Cl.cMMGR. !. SEE Al.
Jacob J LOWRY, se~ -.
Foundry e. Maehins Shop.
sMENsoA RROrMsHs, star Foundry.
Flour u.d Feed.
CLAIM. H.. See card.
lCRANnAI.I., niAkGk MERky, mari, on
rosts kinhalt a fafus~ershs hank'
Grocery. Fruit and Confectionery
| .Storrs.
~. GNlEN.s. ~, tofn.f, opposite court
i Nous~
raANK LAMrkON. North ofconu llou's.
". n. wENSrEH. s~e -.
CRANUAUL nlAkk q MsNNiin thr ~
| rank nnlid.as. M Ein ~
PRANK GuyErTE. IN. IN Leaaard. old s'au'i,
| south ads MARKET ~,
InrdMare Stores.
IOMAS 4 BROTHER. south ofcerfi iIesAe,
!. q. DOAN. ~ Market street.
Harness MakSrs.
vRCU. Mti.lEK. See ~.
ADRiAS MsCCLLOGk. Ar.. desr ssnh 81
Hotels.
WEBSTER MOtsE. sssnsv E'm A"a
thigh SIS,
Dtl. = OnrH mwrsv, cor. Elm aud Market 81.
Insurance Ayrn's.
w. MOLMAy.: cor. Kiln and u, y street
| UnicAes. Gl0cx's d IrWri<.y,
/ J. LOWRY. East stds ~ ELM -
See -.
Il NNERn0NUN, ~ lie rssst 0isse,
l.NAA JWEkNEH.t IN N,.gs building aesr
/ Nurth oI THURS uuies.
i Justices IT fhc Pence
Ic. =. nm mice .,.t ki1tal
i thlnswnftlsA iiAnhs
lIAMEN II. uROWN, ..ef cAwatd's store.
Lumber Dealers.
". - j. rLEMM1Na, kohvrt rhetsi
agent. Isrd near the Elevator.
lC. N. GARyEk CO., YARD ssrner .
Elm AMd Niask~t streets.
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justices II tho Peace
q. y. mn ENRtnGE. ni,,es kil,Lsl' 4
thlnswnf,h'A HAnh
yAMEA u. Known, s.et cAwaid's t.eft
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llrnf M, krfs.

GRO. W. COMBS opp1site csWrs
oIOMse square.
cRANDALl.. tnLAkE 4 MEHnY, opposite
kinshal Il FAsnrAnrtheA Hank,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

W.. n j. rLEMM1N0, N0hvvt phvtsn
axent. Isrd near the ElevAs0s.
e. N. GARvEk y TO-. YsvA eernef ~
Elm sud Niask~t ssreets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

.1/lljNrrs n I,'GssMNxf,'s.
Mrs. y. g.. srON q. ws4t u Court tiense
4 n. UONAMC0u, West afneSeyeiits House,
ALKALINE brow NALOM. oy.r ct*nmer.
ktMa stute.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

MILTON TOWkLEY, neith 81 Ti,h.s once,
oATEMANA ~ MHI, oa r.sk Il. wv.i Of
Gtask's Ufueety.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

.pM,se,.ywcu n Fruit H,'0U-
err.
n W OWEN, Hardy Apple Trsss ana
ASssalt fgNte.
=. u, MITCHELL. New Oregon Nursery,
and othsr Hardy Apple Ttsas. - sholes sahe'
Ties Sober. M Apps Tree
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Grocery. Fruit and Confectionery
.Ni0rrs.
H., GNIEN.s =. ~, tnfn.f, opposite Court
W0us~
FRANK l.NylrkON. Norsh of Court iianss.
W. u. wENSTEN. See -.
CRANnAM UlAkk 4 MkWNYin ihr ~
Fank EHlldsag, M Eim ~
PRANK GuSEfTE. IN. In Letaardas oil s'au,i,
south sds Market ~
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Insurance Agen's.
u. W. HOLMAN. cor. Kiln and y, y street
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Phys.'.inns.

-. CLEMMEN, a0acr " DrMA NssS~.
MERNIAM. l.. ~, UGlcs ever TFWsas
halle shoe store.
L.. n. ION ~, once ossf fawsfda 8lnts.
d. n. TRUMAN, ofies - Lewry's.
a. ~. nLACkMAN, ~ M.sdsn.s, kaas ~ Cont
lloHa4
LYDIA J.. vHAvEI., north o'tenn tiease.
~. r. OeNOS ELLEN, tn Y. u. ~.
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linrdMare Stores.
LOMAS 4 BROTHER. south ofeefh ilesAe'
]. q. DOAN, go Market ssTces,
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Harness MnkSrs.
kRCU. NillLEk. See ~.
AOnIAN MeCULI.Olk. ar., door ssrsh 81
teAtt iiuusv.
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photographic
". ". WAAnnCKN North - caMrt
M0uAes
nERrAAsDA JOINS, West o. Court nease .sqr,
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UnIcAes. LI0cx's d .fWri<.y
J. LOWRY. East tide ~ Elm -
ker -.
4 SNENnONUN, ~ ths pat oH'se,
UNAA y WEkNEH. IN N,.ss building 2 aett'
North ul 1stavs oules.
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ADVICE osvGN " MAIL
FREE or onARoG.

no mspearIal weAlrlnss ~ d|ies~vons drugs uss6.
llAa during tbs past twenty peers treated eucc~ss-
fully nearly 81 quite 4a.V01 cases. Al faetA CON
nsssSA ~tth sNsn 49, u@fstutty stcosoe0s
whether thsy IN communicated NY leltsv ~ II
pssmsn, ~ vi by Tim N0rtns ~ ha AaanGaAte
physlrlaas. The latter Ngs I'll scirntlac maedicGA
men.
Al lavAilds u distance Arc required - aAswss
On esteuie,i ist n plain questions. whIeh viii -
furnished BY mali FREE. ~ u TN u6les. c0sn.
ple,s system II registering rssysnts mlstAhe ~
confNslpn. rAs bopks n~ser consulted. except w
the pl,,selans ~ thin establishment FER fTe~
consultation send Tor lat ~ questions.
A sIAty page pamphlet VI evidences n sncccss
Arnt iiss Aso.
A1a,s. lJr. III. IN. TOOTJC.
rlOx ~. NNvw Mark.
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Flour 0nd Feed
CLARk. H., See card.
CRANnAI.I., nt.AkG 4 MERky, mari. on
rvs to kiinhaii a taruawurth's Hank,
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Foundry & Machine Shop.
sWENaON nROrMsMa, star Foundry.
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Drug Stores.

GI.EMNEN. IL. SEE al.
Jacob j LOWRY, se~ -.
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Iy0 x,sMsIAs.
int staai 90 ri R,st
row m n 4OrslE. nnssissk., ~ II Vim
A. n. WENTWORTH. Mark, ~. M<sl Of sin
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Dry. Goods Dealers
r. Z. WHITE 4 co.. North eNa cf
Hvt~h Mlock.
MeANtN 4 tlONtG. Netsk bloek.
ArNOTNtN. aiANAHAIL 4 sEAEtEs.
Nrtsk Itreh.
W. n. kirr, AousA side ~ Market ~.
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Rnftsr D,niew.
TRENHOLM Il Amy, NasAvt 81, IN
Ja~k saN tAtNG.
w. n. ONr<. IN kasem~Ms ~ INsnms
Hsos ttsras are stws~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-30
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
Of q certain mortgage made executed and deliver
drew J: Smith as Mortgage, bearing date February
18th, 1874 and duly recorded in the Office of the
Register Of Deeds in and for the county Of Stearns
1874, at 10 o'clock M, in Book &c" of Mortgage
Deeds, on page $40, which was given to secure the
payment ola promissory note Of even date there
with, payable eighteen months after date, for the
Of $143.50, with interest after maturity at -
"A And whereas, said Andrew J. Smith, Mortgage,
before the maturity of said note, by written instru
ment, duly sold assigned and transferred the same
and said mortgage to Shepherd L. Sheldon, which
written instrument was duly recorded in the office
Of the aforesaid Register Of Deeds on the It'll day of
September, 1875, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, in
Book "A" OF Assignments and Agreements, on page
524;
And whereas, there is claimed to be due and is
mortgage, the sum of One Hundred and Forty-four
and $4,000 Dollars, besides attorneys fee of
twenty-five dollars coVenanted to be paid in of
foreclosure OF said mortgage;
And whereas, no action or proceeding at law or
otherwise has been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
of the power of sale therein contained and the stat
ute in such case made and provided, said mortgage
will be forecosed by sale Of the premises therein
described, to-wit Al that tract or parcel Of land
lying and being in the county Of Stearns and State
of Minnesota, known and described according to
the United States Government survey as the north
Township No. One Hundred and Twenty-six G26)
of Range No. Thirtyve (35) west, being 100 acres,
at public auction, at the front door of the Court
House, in the City Of st. Cloud, in Stearns county
SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. D. 1878,
at two o'clock In the afternoon to pay and satisfy
said mortgage debt said attorneys fees and all 9TH
er costs of foreclosure.
Dated September 9Th, A. D. 1875.
SHEPHERD L. SHELDON,
Assignee of Mortgage.
GEORGE GEISSEL,
Sheriff of Stearns Co.. MINI.
L. W. COLLINS, Attorney sept9-7W
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COMMON-sENsE VENTILATION.

Col. G. E.Waring, Jr., writes in
the October atlantic as follows:-
The best practical statement I have
met about ventilation was contained
in the remark of a mining engineer in
Pennsylvania: "Air is like a rope
you can pull it better than you can
push it," All mechanical! appliances
for pushing air into room or a house
are disappointing. What we need to
do is to pull out the vitiated air al
ready in the room; the fresh supply
will take care of itself if means fol-
its admission are provided.
It has been usual to withdraw the
air through openings near the ceiling,
that is, to carry off the warmer and
therefore lighter portions, leaving the
colder strata at the bottom of the
room, with their gradual accumula-
ton of cooled carbonic acid undis-
turbed. Much the better plan would
be to draw this lower air out from a
point near the floor, allowing the up.
per and warmer portions to descend
and take its place.
An open fire, with a large chimney
throat, is the best ventilator for any
room; the one half or two thirds OF
the heat carried up the chimney is
the price paid for immunity from dis
ease; and large though this seems
from its daily draft on the wood-pile
or the coal-bin, it is trifing when
compared with doctors bills and with
the loss of strength and efficiency that
invariably result from living in un.
ventilated apartments.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-30
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure.

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
of a certain mortgage made, executed and deliver
ed by N. R. Harrington and S. F. Harrington, his
wife, Mortgagors, unto J. l. Case Co.. Mortgages,
dated June g. 1874, and duly recorded in the Office
Of the Register of Deeds in and for the county of
Stearns, State of Minnesota, on the tenth day Of
June, 1874 at II o'clock NJ, in Book IF" of Mort
cages pages ZIG, 217 and 2i8, which was given to
secure the payment of a prOmissOry note of even
date Herewith payable June l. 1876 for the sum Of
$4,000, with interest till Paid at y per cent;
And whereas, there is claimed to be due and is
DUE at the date Of this notice, upon said note and
mortgage, the sum of Two Hundred and Seventy
Five Dollars besides an attorneys fee of twenty
five dollars covenaned to be paid in fforeclos-
ure of said mortgage;
And whereas no action or proceeding at law or
otherwise has been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof;
Therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of the power Of sale therein contained and the stat
ute in such case made and provided, said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale Of the premises therein
described, tO-wit: All that tract parcel Of land
lying and being in the county Of Stearns and State
the United States Government survey as the south
east of Section No. Fifteen ISL in Town
ship No. One Hundred and Twenty-Five (25] north,
Of Range No. Thirtyf 1851 west, being 100 acres
at public auction, at the front door of the Court
House, IN the City of st. Cloud, in stearns county
SATURDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. D. 1875,
at two o'clock in the afternoon to pay and satisfy
said mortgage debt, said attorneys fees and all 9th
er costs of foreclosure.
J. !. CASE & CO.,
GEORGE GEISsEL,
Sheriff of Stearns Co., MINI
L. W. COLLINS, Attorney. aug26-7w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-30
WHEAT AFTER POTATOES.

When potatoes are grown extern
sively it has become common and
very good practice to have few acres
of early potatoes ready, to clear off
and SOW to wheat. This can readily
be done with Early Rose, and some
times with early planted later varie-
ties. 1t is best, however, not to try to
get out large field of potatoes in
time for wheat, as the labor is so
great that it is apt to delay wheat
sowing till late in the season. Wher-
ever ground can be fitted for sowing
by the 25th of September, a potato
crop makes an excellent preparation
for wheat. The ground is in the best
possible mechanical condition from
previous cultivation, and if the soil is
rich enough good crop is apt to re-
suit.
With the complete pulverization of
the soil, as hoeing, cultivating and
digging, little after preparation is
necessary to fit it for wheat. The
old-fashioned way, both on corn and
potato ground, was to lightly cult
vate and sometimes only to drag the
surface, sowing the wheat broadcast
and covering with the drag. This was
reckoned a slipshod and lazy practice,
and therefore abandoned. but we re-
member very we'll that some extra
large crops were grown in this way,
and it is quite certain that the deeper
cultivation which has become fashion
able has not been SO generally sue
cessful. Wherein is the advantage
of blowing potato ground for wheat ?
If properly cultivated during the sum.
mer there will be few or no weeds in
potatoes at digging time, and light
cultivation, or even dragging to level
the surface, is all that is needed d.
much better, we suspect, than a deep
er blowing, which turns the finely
pulverized surface soil to the bottom
of the furrow.-Rural Men, Yorker.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-30
NO TICK THERE,

While waiting at the depot yester-
day, gentleman, whose watch was
out of order, applied to dashing
young colored man to know the time
of day, the said young colored man
having a grand watch-chain dangling
across his breast.
"De time, sab; de time oh day p
replied the young man.
eyes; I want to know how nea,
train time it u.s."
"Well, boss" said the darkey
slowly pulling at the chain; 81
can't give you de time OBJ day exact
ly, but Use got some OBJ de bestest
kind o chewing tobacco in dis yert
watch-case p Vcksburg Herald.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-30
EDUCATION A SAFEGUARD.

The hope of the nation lies in the
education of its people. An ignorant
class is, of necessity, dangerous one,
and every good citizen should lend
his influence toward lifting it out Of
its ignorance. The free school sys,
tenn should be universal. Every dol.
lar spent upon it is quickly repaid in
the greater security afforded to socie-
tY, and in the consequent reduction
of expenditures for the suppression
and punishment of crime. Men OF
property may grumble over what
to them, seems high taxation; but if
they stop to consider the general
results flowing from the education Of
the community in which their inter-
ests are located, they will find that,
after all, the investment is one Of the
best they can make. If rich men
pay more for the support Of public
schools than the poor men, they have
more property to be made secure
through the general intelligence they
help to disseminate. 1t costs less to
govern an educated community than
an ignorant one, for every intelligent
man, ifhe has a fair degree ofmorality,
becomes, as it were, the police or
guardian Of his own actions. "Where
are your police to maintain order ?"
said Sir Morton Peto to the Mayor of
Lawrence, Mass, as he rode with
him through the streets of that city.
"There they are" said the Mayor,
pointing to the troops of boys and
girls returning from school. "We
depend upon intelligence for the pre-
ervation of order"