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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-09

ISAsMUcH as General Sheridan viii
come this way via. Lake Bigler. We
ought to be able to corral him long
enough to get good look at him. Pity
but We could muster means enough to
give him a corporation cocktail, il moth
ing else in the welcome way. for Phil
does worry a sweetened dram now and
them.
Ms. POTTER, OF whose death by her
husbands hands our readers have been
informed, was daughter of Mercedes
Beregas. . woman of the town doing
business here. Mercedes left last night
to attend the funeral. The deceased
had been married and divorced before
she married Potter,
The DAY OF AIoNEMENr will be OBJ
served to-day by the Jewish citizens Of
Carson. This time honored feast of
iom kippur began with the going down
OF the sun of yesterday and will con-
time until sunset this evening. Mean
time those who faithfully observe it will
observe rigid fast.
GOVERNOR BRADLEY il expected here,
We believe. either to-day or very soon
hereafter. This report is founded, SO
far as We have any stock in it to repre-
sent, on they say" HOPE he will
come and call the Prison Board together
to investigate things.
4. FEED. BROOKS prepares the public
MIND for the opening CT his fall stock
by telling Us to tell the world that he is
expecting heavy shipment Of the choic-
est kind OF goods in a very few days. /!
When they come We will speak.
TIE ALARM of Are Of Thursday night
seems to have been without any justify
ing cause. But everybody was on the
alert just the same and the firemen were |
on hand like . sore thumb
PERsoNAL.-Hon. Chauncey n. Note
ware came in from the Lake Yesterday,
looking strong. serene and hearty. Glad
to look upon him.
MCKEE in whose charge LIE Fevre, the
crazy convict was taken to Woodbridge
has returned. He reports the delivery
Of his charge in good order and condi-
ten.
ENGINE house flags at Gold Hill were
at half mast yesterday in respect for the
late 4. h. Potter. !,
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LATEST TELEGhAMS,

From last evenings Gold Hill News
New York, October s.-Moody and
Sankey will begin their revival work
October 3lst in Brooklyn Rink, which
has capacity OF seven to eight thous-
and. The services will be on the same
general plan pursued in Great Britain,
Chicago, October S.--The iron pro-
peller Merchant, which left this port
Wednesday afternoon for Buffalo. hay
ing on board cargo of thirty thousand
bushels of corn, twelve hundred barrels
Of -four. struck sunken rock on Racine
Reef. about nine o. clock last night. and
was sunk IN nine feet of water. Tho
Merchant is one Of the finest boats in
the Anchor Line, and was making her
hrst trip of the season, which accounts
possibly for the bad management of the
vessel. as there is apparently no excuse
but that OF bad sailing for the accident.
The dangers Of Racine Reef have been
pointed out by the Government authori.
ties and the press, and unless the vessel
became unmansgeabie. which does not
appear. no other cause can be assigned
for the disaster
Chicago. October 6.-A WASHINGTON
special says it is reported upon what is
considered good authority, that new
Secretary Of the Interior will be an
nounced tomorrow, and further that his
name has not yet been mentioned on
the speculations heretofore made con-
corning that appointment.
London. Sept. s.-A special dispatch
to the Daily Ners states that L. Jubab-
ratich. leader of the Herzegovinian In
surgents is at Ruguss, ILL.,, with fever.
This last item is q trifle ambiguous
and is calculated to lead the unvary
mind to conclude that Mr.. Jubabratich |
is living in Illinois and is pestered with
The chills.-ED. APPEAL
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TIE FAvoRITH.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormspy streets, IL beconkne
TIE fa'orite resort Of this city. The great
Attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while .he
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are, also, sold
ct the bar. A first class Pedro Gone for the
Amusement Of guests, . cold lunch at al hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its reeomrneu.
dstions 70 public .svos. B. X. Brown b the
pScpF3Sto0. 4
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PIANO TUNISe.-Prottesor Jacob Zelh. the
City, on Wednesday. the 20th day of October.
and remain lonr enough 10 pu: IN order all
Pianos or organs that NAY require his assist
ance. Orders left AT the stores Of John q. Fox.
Chas W Friend. and at the City Market. with
John P. Meder, the proprietor, vii! ba promptly
attended to on the arrival Of III. Professor.
IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro
fession. DR.. VIZ. HALLS BALSAM FOR TIE
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TO0THACEE ANODINE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2-tm
:. J. WHITE, N. o., Physician and Surgeon,
is once more a. his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store C .rson Street, opposite the Capitol.
isJO-:f
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THE GREAT RACE At RENO.


GffMsIraH Inc VfNnGE.
The tEree-in five. mile heats. running
race over the agricultural course at Reno
yesterday. WAS won 10y Grimstead in
three straight heats. Overland Pat came
il for second moue.. The horses .E-
tered were Grimst"aa Overland Pat,
Major Bradley and Irene Harding
Bradley wns 'li-tanced in the third heat
Time, i:A7; l:4GI.; l:4G1,. The money
run for was pnrsA OF 81, 500-SSo0 to
tbs first horse, $500 to the second and
$500 to the third. Harding gets $500
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BORN.

In Carson City, on "Wednesday, October 6. TO
the wife OF JACoR ToBRISER son
W. ext nj the hand OF cungratula.ior, Ysw-
cob, and hope the boy msy grow NJ to keep az
good grocery store as his dsddy's
, 1875-09-25
G0LI)-EiLLING.
4 Good Ono on f:esa. Robert F. VIM
Ento, oT 1t. L0uik.

4 Good Ono on s:osa. Nobcra F. VIM
Ento, oT 81. Louis
Jestrso,s CITY tlio.] Journal: ..
Gen. Bob Wthgntf, Of vt. LOTUS, las oeon In
upou a Inv case in tho United 6tates Court.
Gen. Bob belongs to c1asa Of statesmen lattorly
becoining 5oulowhak popular and ontspokon :
t1o in al, iptlationins. 11o units no opportunity
brief, are to tho effect that mllst Htor paying
utorcat on tho national debit slr, or the country
will 70 TO the dominion bow-woTB.
Yesterday the General had occasion to call up
work done upon Troublesome tooth- yerisa-
b!s old sna E. Tho tooth carpenter, by dlnt Of
chiscpg, boring, tHlsting, EorappB grinding,
aud blasting, finally succeeded 10 tlnnelihg un-
do. tue defective inola1. until an excavation MAS
elrdnted Of somewhat startling dImonsions, In
view Of present high prices Of gold. h1oautime
Gan. Bob, during intervals Of rest In tho tun-
neijng operation improved the opportunity TO
cloar lis mouth OF t1a fragnlentary chips uf do
cayad tooth. .alid itnprosa upon the dental opera
tor ha peculiar Wow. concerninB imitation.
"You see.' Ha!d the loneInl, nftor making a
ceutre shot Of osBeoua fragments Mt the sptttoo1,
"you eco sir, that thore " q stagnatfon in busi.
xes nyerywhere-all oyar the country. Internal
hayn ceased to grow. Ilouroz arc vacant. TEado
IL dull. The tnr7ncr can got scarcely nnythtng
for his produce, and is ground to death BY taxa
"Nell. General, san Lae uontlss' stfcscnln s
THO GonoralH mouth from ear 10 ear, nlllnG u
with cold hteel anu res'tiilins tha chseehhs pro-
cssh. "wlaat Is your ramedy edyf, +"
"TgRnBo8agtcgaerg. responded the General.
spasmadlcuiy. not realzing tho difficulties Incl
dent to conversation and alstinct enunetas!on
when ono'H jaws are Kept w"lo apart and tho
vocal powors obstrnc'ed ny a marvellous Tnriesy
OF dcntal Instruments. Bnt tho dentist Kept
right ou With hts labor Of excavation until he
wAa compelled from shoer exhaustion to deslst.
Ihou tho Genera! testsnod to again CIGAR his
mouth, aud explnfh himself. =; y,
"1esuo legal sonders; HlF, Is my romeay.' said
tho Oencrns, ahhkiuE his leonlnn mead wlll some
thing like indignation. s'Tllst'a what tho
ioVernlhent musg do' slr: ntop payment o. la-
tereHt on the bonds. Call in your bonds and pay
tho'n on II legal tsnacs; !; ;,.,. .r,,.. x.,,.
~ had suppoSea. ea!u tna aentist. reensnsnR
tho oxca7atins process. THAT thc oonas were 70
enaid 10 CON- ,-,-.
Tho doneral EaEo ha massive ifano violent
twlst sna lnaaliea Ma, u piolongna gnIaualgsoN!
perfectly uu!ntell!StbIo; to Ynlcn tue ol'eeatof
gays no heed. but continued chlsel1ns mill es
heiore. 10 WA compellea 70 stop from exna'aa'
tion: Then the denefal resumed:
"ThAt shows, !" said 10: "thas You haYen't Tcad
the !a". TUG law aoG"ht ,nay ny 1ue puoas eneu ne
paid in gold exclusively: The Jaw tays tho bonds
shall 10 pail ln geld OF its equivalent. Now, wee
don't need gold ~ all. lss!o leeal tenaera and
tito whole thing ID ACCOMPLISHED. lilo ancient
, 1875-09-25

4 SONNET,

4 BUFNET,
Pure Ii Thy page; no tepsuAl hipt den}ea
THY xsrsG. which ilfs with pleasure fvcouci!ps.
Tho NIT ct bstpy which 1aa eeatows.
THY glowing strsln Win hppsfui ferros ehpHs.
Tho Ioya Ut living ettll thy consttnt the,nc
Ard cruwnlug bliss that On The lust shall jam
Whsa spod tha brief exi.ssaee shst xe fre.,
Thy tesrid love tor III the human .scp
Noids The wsopksd tsbtop ln ~ vida embrace.
Eco for tbs ctse9lug worm thQu pisAd'at = aaars
uf mara fotbeatAnGs anL ptotectng cara,
Whllst prsse TOR III tbs Mind 8uptams heih nl.nn n
assll4. coxps1, tstta ths l1ss tuaad ty 4hJ hand.
!. CHICAGO. IL +. LkAY1rT. /
, 1875-09-25


london iSoctfty aays: Lattorly instances Of
repetition and accidents Of unlntcntionat pla-
gihrism hhro been frequent In Punch. Ar. TOM
Taylor. tho rresont editor, cannot be expncte1
to rernsnbcr ali tue Joe 5ficrs and rnnchsns
IN tho language. Tho late Mark Lemon had A
kind Of editorial inatinct for an old JOKE. In
could identify the epurioua article - csa'iy a.
At expert detects counterfeit money. Dir. Mark
Lemons eoul was IN Punch. md ho had keen
memory for avery limo that had appeared In itH
column. lie edited lopk Of humorous Anec~
dotea. h1lt oson he overlooked numerous dou-
b!es, and loft not frw orrnrs for tho detection
of tho critita, Sir. Tom Tay1or, With load Of
official work ntl in rsltIldosl. and drama coti-
tiuuaffy on the Stocks IL naturally IN! bad hub-
ioct for tie operattons Of outrIdo risatical con-
lstbntotA; rhite tho mort expert Of oditors
cohld nnt nn~ ajaya hopa to steer llinoruus
and nattrieat journal clear Of the uLlquitous
Miller and the coyef wittIctasn that turns ,,p az
ter years Of reloso. appropriate to lie tincH
which are, After aIl, Lut repotstEo.,s Of tho
old"
, 1875-09-25


Lady DUN Gordon, in one Of her last letters
tells tho following characteristic stories: Here
ia protty stosy for you from tho lIad.M ex
Ntb1ee (nayings Of the prophet). "Tuo psopl.-
eta weEo sitting together, aud dlscouss!ug Of
prayer aud tho difficulty Of fixing the atsenton
eutiroly OF The act. Ono said TO tho other.
No. esen for the duration OF two reeahs (pray-
ora onling NTH the prostrntion and allah dk1ar>
cHn q man ilx hts mind Gu God alouo.' The
other said, Nay; bat can do it, Say then
two rekaas.' topliod tho o@der Of the two Il will
giya thco my cloak Now, he wore two oloake-
3 new rod ona and ~ OIL shabby blue cue.
The younger prophet roae, raised Lt3 hands to
lis head, SAID allah tsk1dr, sud beut to the
ground for 1is first rek:dh as l,o rose again 10
thought Will ho Riyo me the red nloak or t3e
blue, / wonder ? II ia rory atupid Of me not
To write down ii tho pretty storiea hsar. 6ocIe
day must bring over Omar with ma to Eu-
gland. aud he viii ton you stories like ScllohcrA-
xado herself. A jolly Nubnn nl,eu told .na tbs
ot!lor night how In lls village, no man oyer cats
meat, except on DaiEam day; but ono night q
Woman had piece Of meal given her by tray
c1or; ellc put it IN tbs ovou, and wont ont, Dur
ing hur absence her husband came iu aud xsne'i-
eli it. aud a. il was just tho time Of Tho tsae
(aEHt prayer, ono hour aftor sunstt). ho ran up
TO tho bill outsldo the village. md began to
chtut forth the Telbeer with Ill his might
allah akbar. aliahu akbar, DO, till tho people
rnn to eee NhRt wns the matter. "Why. to-day
IL DairAm." rays ho, ''Whe1e is thy EitneAs, o
uan?" "IAo meat in the oyou." :.
, 1875-09-25

T1f.7 At the approach Of onc Of hi. hcyt points
hostile clique tntuced tllo tntcrs Ia aGcuat tim
tragetltan with. my Lord, we.e t.t"H H4ch'-
4n7tani and cut bis head M" II 'T@ welt" rr-
p'icd he; had il not been 70. ahnntt have
said. on witt, lit head: ri mrc!, for Rn~kiny-
ham !r thus Eottng Ii his great effect after al.
, 1875-09-25


Faohionables haTo had nnrrUr eEcape from a
ridicufoun styte Of attire. Al k4e 1Iear 1tonnI
says: An sttomps wx5 n4at1e last soason by NJ
cnterprisnB man~1niiiner in JieRent Btroet 10
introduce laepasd-ekfn into fetnh'e attire. Fer
harH It is a pity 10 did NOT succcctl, for. hal
leopard-Akin become fualiunable. tic hn -nals
wotilL hasn been obliged " clsapRo tlIeir spots
pretty quickly. Tn pain Of determination. spllo
Of their teeth anil ciawe. leopard and panther,
ctectall mud occto. would aoon hare gone tho
way Of rcalh and other iubfYensise creature: VII
lncky enough to attract the feminine eye. l'es-
,ifornMs }ung1en and rocky nu1.ahr would have
extended their hrma in satn 10 protect tlloho
doomed bT Fashions footing fancy. For tho
arm OF fashion Ia long, and the Thim Of q 1'ari-
man ballo propo|s the aavaSc asHegai in tho fun
burnod lands under tho equator. Lnnrarit Dr.
fnoshcd, il would have been noceeeass to fall
back on tho tiger and good riddauce thAt hand-
rome geutloman would have !een. Unfortunate
ly. fashion ad not 10: sot it, to direction of tho
moro aangerouA and destructive If beasts. cx-
crpt in tho hnrri1 custom 1T wearing tigers
claws az q bracelet Or = btouch.
, 1875-09-25
I1uHA Christian Andersen.

The Copenhagen correspondent Of the Pdn
Nau Gas'ttr, writing op the 1T inat. saya ::
III appears from thc will Of the lsto Hans
Christian Anderseu that the total amount Of Ills
property does not amount 10 G4,0dU startling.
TAe tulk Of bin property IS lcft to II. Collin, =
relation Of biz irst bencfactoe. to whom Apdtr-
eot oTod Ills success and by whose side he nt,w
lies In the family vauis. There are somo legacieH
to tho town Of Odense, whnru the poet vas born,
aad his proof edition Of Charles Dickens worAr,
with 4 dedication f1ou4 thu author sro left 10
tho Nosa1 Library, az we'll a. sonso other rare
uAnuecftp.s. I!ss thnkcts and the mauy srnat
souvenira which bo Ins seceIvs,1 during his long
life hare been distributed among his nsny t,ar-
eonat friends. An edition Of ali sl1e ietterH
Hhich Andersen had received from KoJal Ier-
eonB. aushovB, and ether coiotrh<ni retsous
will shortly f,o pnh1iaied. according to tbs dnec-
tIons tnftAitled in his will" ---
, 1875-09-25
EDUCATIONAL.
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
Family and bay School.
MISS ", LOUISE PUTNAM
Will "Irn thr tnth yraf ii lnr school, II hor resi-
aehct. NO, gh Marlborough. .At, Hostou,
M1as aclIuHn.ta, rel ~ ts75j

1hftrr ~ r~srn.altm tp h.r fmtrrr Hlc,tRey, Ber.
J:m'H T. II ,kr.a k1at,sk = l' hor If ,t.assrh,itosts
fH: u, nfRn. .Ms. r - Huntington. j. d. Htsllrt Ut
1ter. a. r. Peabody. u. d. Harvard tn,r r,tty.
Circulars rnsy hs obuint. By addressing Mrv ru,.
Min. -- - ~ "
, 1875-09-25
~ I'm swtae up The slTer-
HeAr mo hnsssF.ts

PRESENCE OF MIND ON THE STAGE.
Tho London Echo givea Abs following aneo-
dos9 from foreign contemporary; Goosr. the
French actor. whoso speciality wAs the impsr.
sopation Of Napoleon l., was troubled with an
inarmity OF ms'uo5r, IL consequence Of witch
all lestern handed TO him to be ssad On The stage
hsd really 70 coutaiu Tho Nosda ha waA to de-
liver. 1n some military pisco or o.hcr thu En-.
pe,or had to receive lsttex from hin Adjutsut
aud read Il aloud 70 bis assembled otfcer4.' A
certain GAutsar. tho nag Of tic theatre. &otsI
tho AdintAut, aud on tho evening. instoad Of
giving tiobe1t the written letter. ho handed
b.m blank sheet Of paper. The xctor took it.
aud posoelviu9 tbs ssiok thAs had Lsan played
hun returned tho mlssive To Gaut!sr,
ssyng, with perfect gravity "Kead it youreelf,
General" uauties, who did not know word OF
tho part aud was too mitch tAksD abaok to e1-
tsupot,ze. could not eAtrlcasa himself fTona tbs
rosltion betots ths pubic had discovered his
dsoomdtute. aobeses readiness HR1, indeed,
Alwost ~ sfapArkabla = thai OF = hss celebrated
acto1 whosa forta MA tho part OF - 'Mohatd
, 1875-09-25

WOULDN'T CAVE.
Three or four days ago. anys tho Vlcstburg
Herald, within two or throc miles OF tLis eIty,
Washington stroet merchant, who had businchs
In tho country, came to q small crock beaids
which natlso Was washing his shirt. Tho man
WAS sousing tho garment up and down aud
around, aud as le "aoused" lo wh!atlod merry
tune.
''Do you hare TO wash your own abIrts?" IT,
nuirDd tho merchant, ~ ha halted.
"Not aua. but old Bet haa got ono q her fits
uu lest now." Eas tho roady reply.
''Tten you don't agree very we'll :"
Equity we'll ~ giueeal thug, Bats ktud o.
mp.ieh. and I'm kind o. roullah. and when ~ Rlt
our backs up 10 CLAW OF to sos wboll cave first"
~ should think you'd want solua soap."
aid
"Why don't you get it then" ...
t'YhAt would b. cAylnx to Bot, stranger, 6ha's
squatted on tho only Bit Ut bar soap tween here
hnd Vicksbutg, and she's jost aching to have me
sllde up and ask her for it."
'And you .on't 7"
'httAnEer," replied the rRt.e ~ be straight
enei up. "don't ! look like fellor who'd wear
oae shirt three mouths sfors III eaVo la and hol-
les for soap3"
Iue tusre!,ant aided With him, and, a. he drove
on. tho nasp koasea ths shttt up aud down aud
WhiatleJ:
I'm swtae up The ElTer--
HAKr hnkfNr y
, 1875-09-25
WQMhN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL. C1LI,EGEE.

III Ch,cagn. Tic Firth Animal CJurs9 af I<4t,t-r~
commences Tuatlny ort. g. fa7s, aud will ror,tnne
tweny.ona wArka. This Institution offers II a1lIt~
desiring \ thorough medical cslucausp aestelass fa-
cijittes foe ~ accomplishment Is.eHt1u material
abundant; hospital aud ciintfal a.lsAuta..es
tHfsel. Far catalogue further Inform. aresa
the Secretary, n. GlDFHEr DyA2, ", n. r, II. T..
f., President N Fsr7llty. r. DAVIS FrrCII, ii. H.,
fesfBt4ry, 9o6 Wee1 MunrJe-AA-
, 1875-09-25

tlFlnk &HH T>JAy uIlCTHhuQ eIlCh5 kLilI IlS NAH
not altogetiier bad. a SPANIEL on toarti had hal
puppies, with which Jocko was extremely anx-
io,ln 10 play; tho mother. however, would haze
nothing 70 sny 70 httn. and would rot ALLOW him
lsft l,or. children .ione Tor moment, and. co'n-
ing back, found jocko aittinK nu1Aihg n1i The
pupplaa together In bis arms, great, fat, hoavy,
innnoting 1nmpn which be could hardly INK"
mother used u t&ka hor waikn sbout ilo shlp.
contonlodly leaving hcr children In bin oI,argo
Jocko sessnng to constdar htneeIf regularly in
htallod ~ uusso. --~-
GIVE CHILDREN CANDY.
DR.. T.. T. Meredith, OF Cincinnati, \ skfl1fn!
and snccossfuf dentist, has ,ateIy published 10
excellent little pamphlet TIL "Our Tecth and
Thelr Preservation 1soys and girls who lore
cah1y--atd which, ono does not-uili tise up and
call tho doctor blesacd on learning that be de-
cfaros ssga1 to 10 not only not injurjons to tho
teeth but tlat It Ia really banecal 10 tho health
Of tue child" In support Of this statement 'io
citcs& nunbcr Of eminent witnesses. Henry. Duke
ofJ'oaufots for forty yeara ste uear1y pound Ut
augar-candy. and set died Al tho ago OF 81 with
full sot Of perfect teeth In Lila bead. Clelsnd,
III fiis " Institutes Of HcaltL," mentions s1r,
Mallory who waa extremely fond OF sugar and
addicted to its use. and who reached tho ripd ago
Of iop years, haviOg had good tooth nntil hn was
act! In the Codo Of Health and
Longevity" BY Sir John Sinclair, Il IL
affirmed by D1. f3lare that tjs grandfather lived
10 i,s oontcnaFt&il, and was in good health
and esrcngtl1 until the day Of his death. whtto
bin teeth wcre sound Ard strong t1p to tho ago
Of RU, This hoslthfui condition Of body AMI
teeth was aBcrlbed by DT. B1ato to tho liberal
consumption Of nngnr, which his grnntifa athcr ate
not only OH hiB bread aud butter, hut III his ao
aud becf. hnd in all tue sauces uhed with lis
meat. In addition 70 ts,is tuatimony, tho en,ifa
race Of negroes dwelling in sugar countries may
10 brought forward They eat sugar without
ssiis the little ones almost living upon il during
the sugar aenson, aud yet their teoth arc re-
snaskably wl,.e and sound. Teeth have Btoutl
tie tent OF bo,nB immersed fo1 yoa< IN tatl,
Of sisup without being In tho lcas: aGecsed.
$50" says the Doctor, ''dont deny sugar
and candy to tho littls Joungntors, aud reooslect
TINT while they ure rannnE their sugar-eoatod
fists donu their tilroata aud yelling for more,
aud aro plastering The lsga OF Sour piano ant
htioking tha pages Of your photograph Admins
together, they are tllo high road 10 tho con-
sorvatioti Of health, and lat tnc1n alone. 1at
don't lot sho1n iujuro their tesL By biting very
hard candy and clean their tosth for ttan,
for. after acotoua fermentation las taken place.
sugar Is Just as Injurious n, other articles Of
food, hut uo more 10"
, 1875-09-25

BEhcALEsE DISCIPLINE.
The youth Ut tflia country fces much abuae1
because it gctB occasional taato OF the r1,ler.
How does it refst, snot, treatment ~ il hero
narrated: Rama 1tups was strict discipline
rian4 fte had by him constantly. bcaido hin
crltch, tlln but louglsa twig Of basnooo, whioll
oflen .esountlod. not only On the palms Of hts
pupils handa. bnt on thoIr hoads and backs, and
sometimes alHo with cruel ingenuity he used ia
strlse their knucities their kncejoins and their
anklea. Yon could hardly psss BY tho door Of
tho shorta-saop,. thop-a-ahop Of ale bamboo
Ewitclt. But 10 had othbr uhse OF administer
ing liBcipIlro. Ono famous mode OF jurGni!o
punishment Was called nddu- Gopdf-that IL,
Gopal tho god Krsshns) NTH q swcatmcat III Ill.
hand. Thta consisted II making boy slt on
the ground With ono log In d kncotn8 posture
the two ar1ns wera thon stretched, And largo
brick VAS placed on each. In this roasure boy
la oxpcctod to remain Sill for several hours.
should either Of tue bricks fall from Tho hand,
tho Delinquent. Wo shall nontion only ono
other clause tn nan1o nupae penal code. The
juyeHi1o offendor VIA hnndcutfod md lis foot
were tied By strings to tho trunk Of The jack
tree OF which re havo spoken. Willie Tho hoy
thus stoo1 hauacuf1eo snd chained; tho 1eases
ttcrafd> waro applied to different parla Of his
body. Whoever has been stung by . wasp Or
hosnot can haye homa tdea OF tho sonya,ion pro
duced by tho application Of ttc1uti 10 tho skin.
ablo to run away, unable even TO stroke with hs
band tue part etung tho boy can do nothing but
Bhrick. Ia Justice 10 tho lame actlooluaRter OF
canchnnpnr, should here remark that tho
aboTo disciplinary process was not tho product
Of his own forttls brain 1t is me-honored io-
ssitution which has bocn handed down from
generation TO EohoEatlon OF Dengali village
ecilouitnaatore.
, 1875-09-25
Chicago LalleS' Seminary, l5&l7 Shell0n.st

Tfifft~Nih year oten. psps. Is. Superior kdrsnt-
tHe" N errry III srtri"nt, .a:.tt. E4iEh. En-nprsn
and Musical Fips enter far rtttsr COURSE for
t"'ff'.t bfanch's "r III" study hf Art afose. Iaso
ohItrtnie1 III the iirtttt.g anil Elo.11tiun Elassr.
under Prof. H., ~ rI1I1. w4a viii stsn farm l'r-
'3tt Cl5ss sar lslt- viii the insttn-
!oil l"ca17u choH'': ln;i}ngs afp!e arttf uiI tho
sIJhsht'neub for till.r Ls-7,suy or duf ipiis uu-
fur;s7Hresi. 31tkS tiAFfi1. Ir1rrtsa1.
, 1875-09-25
T. a w s G Fl Q or,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,

The aralcne year ls7E-7s xtll ta PIN M 1ar,,i,+,
standing viii, bc heit ~ Thnrsday, sept, h Md III,
day. Oct. !. lns.nnlnR II A. m. m TAHealAs No
aFptcant Will le examined II aty nthcr tulr al t.%
teGtnhlng IT The academic ye1r ls7f.7a, and After.
wards, ali spprants for adn'Irs!m ~ cantl..e4 for
degree Who hAFe not re<4ei cnllaer r!urattnn will
be required tn pass preliminary examination, For
further Infort1aln and tnr circular tvine fun ka..
tl:aIass adtleess Iul1S Il. AIsNoLp, lAerA7Ia,,.