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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

In answer to the questions: Is our
Uncle SAMUEL a handsome man, and is he
an agreeable person to converse with? We
quote: Our Uncle SAMUEL cannot be
called handsome man in the strict sense.
though his face beams with intelligence
and shines with benevolence. Sill on
horseback he is a very fne-lookinp man.
lie rides with much grace, and like NapoI.
EoN, FOR instance, looks taller on horseback
than on his feet. As to his conversational
powers, they are very great. He has a
mind we'll filed and the ability to mako
use of its stores at will His dinners have
been admirable from the point of castro,
nomy and as feasts of soul and reason.
Ills White House dinners will be memoir
able for their excellence, and those who
are fortunate enough to attend them will
90 away delighted with our Uncle SAuuEI
lie viii sustain the social side of the White
House with dignity, affabiiisy, and good
breeding. IF be would only take wife we
shohd say he could sust lin it TO Perfection.
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The Chronicle gives us the following

A farmers team attached to n wagon in
which were four persons, backed off the
brlcge which spans the Mshicott river, in
this village, last Thursday Fortunately
the place where the team and wagon went
of was Tot over the water, but the distance
of the fall was about twelve feet, and when
we consider the fact that there was not the
slightest damage done to either the team
or wagon, nor any of the persons in the
wagon injured, the accident was most
fortunate one.
Mr.. Geo. n. Woodin has fitted him I'D
n neat little law Office on the corner CT
York and Seventh streets, Manitowoc
where he will attend to the legal wants of
the people.
The frame Of the new Catholic Church
at Mish;eott was raised last Wednesday,
and the work of inclosing it is rapidly
progressing.
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Mi S;i6Dm Man. 6 IS pm
wzsTErx D1vI
p,sn grleaves Man. $40 m. Ar Appleton % pm
Appleton : 80 M Ar Man. II 80 an
Two MYERS D''lsioN
To "a PIP -, m "o Nv M n,
d%G Dye[s i 9 m IT an l a m
Two rivers 4:5O p. m. Ar Man.5:Oo pm
CHICAGO AND NOHTE-W EsEERRN
n,-...u-. n' sAi- " Az ,,.,-.-,.
For Chicago and the East, 200 a m. ! 100 p. m.
For Fond du Lac and tn North $40 D m.
III ANlIO w &C PlLQT.
NJ. 5..I-. .,.,-;-.:-
-
~ ia ro,r,h
STRAWBERRIES nleptifuI on the streets
at 1Oa12c nor o,ort
wv -" V'' IL " case
Everybody decorated, celebrated and
Illuminated on the g,orious Fourth
s;a,,,t1o
Anthony Caldwell caught $50 lake n,rcb
this forenoon and i was NOT vo,r rood
Law for fishing either.
-, -.- -----
w '''o ~ ~ . q
excursion trains hell fpI1 svov
---
M"nday, Prep"@ation; Tuesday, Cele-
ofae'oh' ednesiay' Restoration and then
settle GOWN Tor announcer century.
Orr farmers will ho - tho ;..t &c 49,,
hor;,,, sooso, oh; -,
pieces have already bcen emf Tho nr,.
f'0' i0i "'' "o'''u''"' 0'"f' - eNcei'e"''
That the Centennial has passed off with
so many people in town and no accident
to recorl save one is remarkable. One
fellew undertook to celebrate on Shehov-
gan water and got sick, he was relieved
Immediately with stomach pump.
~,
nv,
IN
1 ."
We ""c ana VIII" an 50 cheap SHOULD De
paid without mnrmur from anybody.
yrt -,
! = y
/
I up "ud 'idt 'lF' NHaS' L'HlillSeE cJulu no
/ 1t because he was German. We wonder
! what they will say nov since he out
! Yaukeed all the Yankees in getting 10
the Centennial. IIurrah for Chas. Ess-
lingerl
~,
/
''''',''0" ~ '"0 sp''
~, .'''''
and their Infantry made a good appearance
and their Polish Uhlaner's (which we
would call fyino CayaIrv) Thaz vera cnt
so strong mounted on the very host Of
,orsos md ,,do mas. onoa:..,i, -
,,,orn,r-,-,, - -
II = y MS Is 'he "orld q
,'''7lO, 'uh'' anu one q tue s'du'St 10 coca
WIN h'"'J'
- ou al.
s'e. . 'uo'eo ~ '1'e way use ~ b. peiand
W - ~ o''s"'''"' e4'eTa'4S' "heh you
va - :" ii'Se" II rs 'h'i ming results III
removing tue cause OF our Misfortune.
-
p''o' '''"s o". ''''Ne"s o0'h IN CITY
-, 'D' III our oen'eh-
w ''','' "'' VIC ii'0'' ''s''""' marsha
ana ponce ioree the city ever mad at such
gathering ana not an arrest was made
during the day or evening. All were
good natured, none were over the line of
good citizenship.
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NIishicott, July l, 1876.
Very truly yours,
Hosea Barns.

Ed. PILoT.-The school in district No
4 of the town of Mishicott, closed on yes
terday. The school has been taught for
the past eight months by Mr.. Peter Carl
gan, of the town of Franklin: and he has
in every way satisfied the people of the dis
trlct by his efficiency as teacher. 1t per-
haps is not out of place to thank him in
the name of the district for what he has
done fer the children under his charge, and
for the cause of education in our district
Our school has never been more successfully
taught; and we can assure those in want
of an energetic, capable teacher, that his
employment will result in entire satisfac
ton.
Joseph Dione, clerk.
f. l.. krieger, Director.
Alolphus Nlquette, Treasurer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

a game of chess by telegraph was played
on Wednesday evening between the Mani.
tcwoc ard Kewaunee chess clubs. After
session prolonged to late hour, it was
agreed to call the game draw and play
again after the Fourth. At the time OF
quitting the Manitowoc club were two
pawns ahead, but with a slightly inferior
position. The players for the 'Manitowoc
club were Messrs. Bach, klingholtz and
Wallbeck; for the Kewaunee club, Messrs.
Bruemmer, Sedgwick and Read.-Kewau-
nee Enterprise.
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Conduit Star.

Mr.. B. Elias, one of the hotel and So
loon keepers of Iayton, committed suicide
on Tuesday, the 22d inst, by hanging him
self with strap to beam in his stable.
No cause can be assigned except excess
sive drinking and financial embarrassment
Deceased was about Fifty years of age, and
leaves wife and seven children.
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Died

CHAMPLiN-sJn Tuesday the fourth
inst, at til" te-,iencs of her bnaghtef;
Mrs E'mira Ghampin, in the 18th yest
Of her age
Deceased was native of Vermont and
emigrated to this county in 1913 Funeral
from the house to day. Friends VI the
family a.e nai..l - stterd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

"TAKE your arm off the back of the
seat, love; not that l care for it being
there, only it's so unpleasantly warm to-
night said fair creature at the Christian
church, Sunday night, to her pet. The
young man is praying for cold SPELL
Flemings burg Ky Rambler.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

There are some centennial bills unpaid
by tie committee. The city fathers should
put enough money in the hands of the
mediately; such e. glorious celebration as
We had and with all so cheap should be
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06
NoRTrs.M EsrERH ROUSE.

VI. KETTENUOFFEN, Proprietor. Franklin ST,
THE large brick addition recently built. has been
| furnished In excellent style making il one of
the most complete hotels in Manitowuc. good
STABLE is kept in connection with the house. where
stock will be well provided for 1244-ly
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Cross and sickly cbiIdIou oan \, 49,

healthy and strong by regulating their
stomaehs aud bowels with Castoria, it is
more effective than Castor Oil, and is as
pleasant to take as honey. For Wind
conc, Sour Stomach, Worms and Costiye
Eess' there is nothing in existence equal t.
Castoria
"nY will y0D suffer from Rheumatism
Sprains, Stiff Joints, Swellings, Burns,
ocaids or Weak Back. when the Ceptaur
LIniment affords certain relief Many ar,
Icies soothe pain to certain extent, tut the
Centaur Liniment cures. The Whit. Lin
,ment is for the human family, the Yellow
Imminent is for horses and animals,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

A ROBBER who was recently arrested
for breaking into and entering city store
told the officer that it amused him to see
folks put two or the strong locks on their
front door, and then fasten the back door
with a small button
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

The Polish people are deserving great
praise and especial mention for the spirit
with which they entered into the celebration
of the Centennial. They were out in force
and their Infantry made a good appearance
and their Polish Uhancr's (Which we
would call flying Cavalry. They were cut
50 strong mounted on the very best OF
horses and made a most credtabe appear
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HOTELS.
wsN seSEgc EBRETSs-

r WINDIATE, Proprietor York street
THIS frst-class House is in excellent condition.
1 and the Proprietor is confident that he can give
perfect satisfaction to the travelling subtle. 4 Bus
will ALWAYS he ready to take travellers to and from
the boats. coon LIVERY STABLE is kept in con
ncction with the House lv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

When the great Peace celebration of the
Germans came off all said it was we'll get
up and that Mr.. Chas. Esslinsey could do
it because he was German. We wonder
what they Will say nov since he out
Yankee'd all the Yankees in getting up
the Centennial. IIurrah for Chas. Ess-
linrer
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

In proof that our citizens beth in city
ana county had just pride in our Centen-
NAL celebration, we have to record the
fact that we had the most viglant marsha
aud police force the city ever had at such
gathering and not an arrest was made
during the day or evening. All were
good natured, none were over the line of
good citizenship.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

MILES MCMAHON, Proprietor, Commercial ST.
MR.. MCMAHON heLS leave 10 announce 10 his
vi friends and the public. thar he has secured pos
session OF the above well-known hotel. where he
will be glad to accommodate the travelling public
and hosrders on reasonable terms. His table will
ALWAYS be plentifUly supplied and the rooms and
bedding uneNccptionahie. Good stabling for horses
and a careful hostler always IN attendance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

An Italian female gymnast calling her
self Signoripa Spelterina has arrived in
this country with the apowed intention of
walking on wire across the falls of Ming.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

That the Centennial has passed off with
so many people in town and no accident
to rec0r1 save one is remarkable One
fellow undertook to celebrate on Shehov-
gan water and got sick, he was relieved
Immediately with a stomach pump.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06
MUSICAL.
G., RsEs.kNG.

DRoFESSOR of Nusic. will give lessons in Vocal
L and Instrumental Music in the city Of Mantle
voc and at Two Rivers. Residence on Sth street
near the Court House. I24tly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

When a Brooklyn woman wants new
dress and feels little delicate about asking
for ii direct, she presents her husband with
nice beaded shaving paper case filed with
tissue from an old paper pattern. The first
time he uses it he notices the little round
holes in the paper and naturally inquiries the
reason, which gives her the chance to say
with a sigh that it's only Domestic
Paper Fashion y that she woull have used
some time ago but for the reason that she
saw he was poor just then and felt as if she
ought to economist 10 help him along. Noble
selt-denial like this usually fetcLes things.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06
Joint District No. 1.
Manitowoc, June "a, 1876.

ManitOwoc, June q, 1876.
To the Editor of the Pilot.
viii you have the kindness to publish
the following statements with reference to
this school just c.osed2
The year has been marked BY great reg.
ulari:y in the attendance of pupils. With
total enrolment, little less than last
year, the average daily attendance has
been greater than ever before, while tardi-
ness has been reduced about 45 per cent.
The following are the figures for the
years ending as noted.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LAKE S7lOEE DIVISION.

ILwAUzEE, LAKE SHORE & WESTERN R. R
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

Mr.. FIagg conducted an exercise in
Arithmetic, subject Ratio. The remark
able feature of this exercise was the ex-
ceeding briliancy displayed by the pupils
of the class their chief aim being 10 try to
show the teacher that the ratio of what
they thought they knew to what he was
striving to teach them was an infnitesimal
fraction. The fact was that he persisted
in clinging to text books and t'iey~hael dis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06
WILLIAM s.YNCEa.

L,ASHIONABLE TAILOR. All goods made by
II the subscriber are warranted 10 fl the form
Prices. reasonable. and I sm bound 10 please those
who give me their custom. Shop on York Street
two doors West OF the Windiaje House. I2-44lv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

An editer out West, who thinks the
wages demanded by compositor an impo-
sit.on, has discharged has hands and in,
tends doing his own type setting in future.
lie wrltes.-'owNING To The eNorbiTant
Wages dEmaNed bi prineTeRs WE qare
Concluded 10 do OUR Own TYPE sEtin
IN The future ana aLt9ousH we Never
LearSeD The btsinEss. We DO Not see
any great AystesY in the ART
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06
DENTISTS.
DEs. A. .. EsaEGEE I'm.

DENTIST. OFFICE IN SHERMAN'S NEW
J building. on Sth street. Manitowuc. Wis
Particular attention given 10 all the different
branches OF the profession and all work warranted
,E-Tecth extracted without PAIN. 12-itly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

MlSF0RTUNE.-This is the world Of
misfortune, and one Of the saddest to good
housekeoper is to be afflicted with heavy.
yellow, sour bread, biscuit &C. If you are
ever troubled in this way, use d, B. Delaud
x Co.'S BsA Chemicdt Saieratas. when you
Will be surprised at its charming results in
removing the cause of our misfortune.
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A Lost Child.

Found ut Mrs. X. Feiker's Millinery
establishments, where YOU can buy goods At
your own prices. S33 w.
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ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS-AT-
LAW

SIH2sEE IL ANDERSON.
Attorneys and CouHscIOrs-at-s.aN
OFFICE on EIGHTH STREET, NEAR THE
" corner OF York. l5-22ly
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MERCHANT FAU.ORS,
CHARLES SCrsAFrER.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR,has removed to RufTalo
IT Street. two doors West All f. X. * f. H. Randi
Hardware Store. Aliwork warranted well done and
TO nj. I-25-ly
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Monday, Prep"~ation; Tuesday, Cele-
bration; " ednes1ay, Restoration and then
settle down for another century.
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Our farmers will be in the midst of the
hayins season within week. Some
pieces have already been cut. The pros
pect for an abundant crop is excellent.
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\ Il regular trains on the NJ. l.. S. & W
K. X. were suspen led on the Fourth and
excursion trains held full sway.
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INsnY EpCgISs.

YINHIS is House, and well fitted up with all
L modern improvements. \ good STABLE is also
trh the hpuSA
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HARDWARE. STOVES, Etc.
PAUL f.s.sFBNER.

nEALER in all kinds Of Stoves and Hardware
IL and ManufactHccr of Copper. Tin andShe 81.
for ware. York street, North Side, Manitowoc
lS..Iv
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Anthony Caldwell caught $50 lake perch
this forenoon and it was not very good
lay for fishing either.
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l cheerfully recommend DR.. Wo,cott's
medicines for the cure of Quinsy and Dyp
liberia.
MRS. II. BACUMER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

I take pleasure in recommending DR.
Wolcotts Consumption Cure, and Pain
Paint for coughs and diseases of the throa,
and lungs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

The high water in the river is doing con
siderable damage to the hay meadows.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

l cbeerfully contribute my testimony to
the curative effects of Or. Wolcott's Pain
Paint
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-07-06

Mrs. Nj. E. ALAN is my only agent 70,
Manitowoc County, WIS, for selling nv
remedies. All others who offer goods
purporting to be my remedies are unauthor
lzed by me, and must not offer them for
ale under penalty of the law.
April 9th 1876.
r. L. WOLCOTT,
Sole Proprietor, New York City.
Wolcott's Remedies are for sale at the
Drug Stores of Messrs. Bacon, Luebne.,
and Bnrs.atte, Manitowoc, also at Messrs
Crockers and Oswald's Two Rivers.
/, AS an individual, without fear of sue
cessful contradiction, pronounce Walcott's
Pain paint, one of the most wonderful
wonders of the age,for relieving those who
suffer pain.
j. W. TOOMBS,
Manitowoc.
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LITTER LIST.
CON- NJ E RcIAL

MANITOwOC MARKET REPORT:
Corrected weekly 0y J.Schussto Drsv
pIstEks IN
GENERAL MERCHAND isls.
OFFICE or Tux MANrrowoc Prior. Z
MANirowoc, ArEIL 9th 1876.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS Evonr,

MARTIN HEWETT, Proprietor, Commercial 81.
NEW Mouse and new Barn. the best of accnnrrl0-
~ datiuns 81 moderate prices SSs-Iy
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MILLER kEDYSE.

J. L. MILLER Proprietor. cor. Chicago and eth St
4 LARGE NEW BARN has been recently built
n and viii be kept in connection with the house.
Sally
HOTEL AND BOARDING ROUSE.
F. ZEMAN, Proprietor, cor. Buffalo and Main St
SSt-fy
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fr.s AZ w. .. Turner,
ffornrys and s-ogn~PEQrs-nt-s w


OFFICE ON EIGHTH STREET. SOUTH SIDE.
" three doors North Of Postuilice.
German spoken in this Office. Billy
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g. W. WHITE,
Attorney at Law, Manitowoc.
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Troy woman beat two lawyers in a case
the ether day--with hoe-handle.
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Everybody decorated, celebrated, and
Illuminated on the glorious Fourth.
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w. j. TURNER,
Attorney at Law, Manitowoc.
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NANIToWoC PILOT.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1876.

Not drunk; but patriotic.
Services were held in st. James church
on the Fourth.
STRAWBERRIES plentiful on the streets
at l0al2c. per quart.
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GEGgGE y. W0oD7>

EEtfsTaE = V sbseBaN.
Attorney and COunselor-at-s a.V. an Il
Court Com missioner for Hanitow oC
COunty.
OFFICE ON YORK STREET. BETWEEN 9Th
" and nth
All business entrusted to his care. will be prompt
" and faithfully attended 10. Advice honestly
given, COR which reasonable charge viii be made
12-ty
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
j. =. BROWN, VI. %.

nHYSICIAN. SURGEON. AND ACCOUCHE-
L ncr. Difficult Obstetrics and surgery, togcth-
er with all critical and obscure cases. will receive
prompt ard especial attention. Office and resi-
dence cor Main and Chicago SIS. Night bell at
office door YOU
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

a LII persons are notified NOT 10 parsh.ss.ee
a trade for two notes of hand, (or eithsr -
them held against me BY Sarah Hsitslsv.
cainns ea 10, thousand dollars each, dated saest
Ws sIs SI'n Gay Of January A. D. 1876, one irs
~.rs a,On = io.o the other March 1877, as tAsy
s.,oo-, A. ]. GOODVUR.
ieOE'' 'ewS Darlington, Monroe Co., q.
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. rhe Ch,,dhood Of a Queen.


Even in childhood Victoria exhibited
those sterling qualities of mind and
heart which have made her so beloved
and respected by all the world.
Queen Victoria's daughters have all
heen very carefully educated and as for
Queen Victoria herself, when she was a
child, there seems to have been no end
to the things that were expected of her
little Iadyship. 1t was not until she was
twelve years old that she understood
that she might one day become Queen.
Being only The niece of the reigning
monarch, William w, who had no chill
dren, but who might possibly have them,
her wise mother did not want Victoria's
head elated with dreams of crown she
might never wear. However, she one
day discovered it by what we might call
an arranged accident, for a genealogic
q table was slipped into her history.
and there little miss found it. She took
Il up, 80 her old governess told the story,
and reading it said
81 see / am nearer the throne than l
thought; never thought that before" /"
.It was not thought necessary that
you should, princess" replied the gov
erness.
sNow.p said the child, after some mo-
ments OF thought, "many child would
boast, bat they don't know the difficulty.
There is much splendor, but there is
more responsibility"
The princess lifted up the forefnger
of her right hand as she spoke, and then
putting her little hand into her teachers,
she said, 81 will be good. / understand
now why you urged me so much to learn
even Latin My cousins Augusta and
Mary never did, but you told me Latin
10 she Foundation of English grammar,
and OF all the elegant expressions, and
/ learned it, as you wished its but un-
derstand all better now. ! will be go0d." ."