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Crssre i.adee Nm. ~. | q q I me,ts
evesy FRIDAY evening In the ibid Fellows
HALL, lsrvrcs, lava. Ntsiiing members
esrAiatiy welcomed
a.. " fousn. In i A. NanniAs.
W. Neg, e. 7
, 1876-01-21

THE GRAND ARMY AT SYCAMORE, ILL.
Sptetai Darateh to The Ch,ea4n 1Ttouns.
RrcAMoItE. ILL.,. Jau. 20.-The annual encasnp-
mcns Of tho Depastmont Of Illinois, Grand Army
Of tho Hcpublic, assembled hero to-day. Upon
sho Arrival Of lie Waiting deleg2.ions they were
received by Potter lost No. 10 Of Sycamore, and
tito Sycamore Guards and Union Guards, Illinois
6tste Militia, drawn up in line. Headed by tho
Deks'b Cosuot Dand lhoy were escorted to
gnartera,
In the afternoon q very largely sstendcd pub.
llo meeting WAS hold at Whktos' Hall, wlero thu
forznsl rcception-exercises took piuce Com.
nander burst, OF Sycamore, presiding. Aftai
music by tile baud, Chaplain Bosch. Of Ci,cago,of.
fcred prayer. esong 'tAmerica" Was rendered
BY tho Gland Army GEee Cub. Tho Ilev. Com
rade s. +. D. Gibb. Of Sycamore, delivered an
address Of welcome In bchnlt Of The Potter Post
and the citzrns Of Sycamore. Adjt.-Gon. Hill
lard. Department Commander. responded briefly
nnd eloqueatly on behalf Of tho visiting mom-
beEs, defining tho purposes OF the Ordar a.
patriotic and non.partiaap.
stand Of colurs and bannor wera presented
to tue Potter Pos: by tile ladies' of Sycamore.
atrs. e. II. Bell mixing tho presentation spcpch,
anu the EoF. Comrade Moore responding.
Altar fnither music by tue baud aud by the
d'ee Club, tho meeting adjourned.
lie htato Encanpmeut then assembled in
executive sesslou. Slate Commander Hittard
presiding. Tho renorts OF tho Compander
Adiutaut- General. Inspector General and otbct
officers we're presented. Tie Commanders re-
port Fhowaa an increase In uemberkhto during
| the last year Of 10 per cent. The membership
Was shown to be about 1.200. With forly-ono
posts In various paris Of the State, ncarly nlI
heInR represented by deicgatea-ahout 100 in nll,
Tho EncampMeut MAS hhuWn to be nelf-austati,
iur financially.
Among thc delegates present arc Gona. Chot-
lam. Reynolds. and McAs.hur, of Chicago,
Adjt.-Gcn. Hllliarl, Of springfield, Col. Church,
Of Atlanta, and othors., 1ettors OF regret fsf
their sbsenco were read fun Gen. FarLBworth
and othera.
After tho transaction Of executive busincaa,
| the EncanP,nan: adjourned until $50 o'clock to-
norEoW morning. when the election Of officers
will take place. a petition forwarded by tho
| Commander er-iu-t;hiof tiov. Haytrsuft, asking
Congress to extend tle time for making ap-
| plicaslon for pensions Quo ycAe further WAS
| presented aud ordered aeut to al posts IN tha
SSuto for signatures.
4 banquet and GaIi rendered by tho Potter
Post anu the citizens of sycamore 10 tho visit
ing hrethrcp wan leli at wilkins: Hall this esen-
iug aud proved asctv enjoyable OCCASION. Tbs
| largest ,ntercat attaches to tho gathering, and
the c:tizeus OF Svcanoro c1tend the largeaf
measure OF hospitality.
, 1876-01-21
NOTES AND NEWS.
- AAstA6sk8~p S't&As
Snttfdt hsp1tth IA me ChIe1l0 Tribune,

Sretfat D4s,1tch ia me ChIea1o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jau. 20..-F. II. Blount.
Cashier Of tho Chicago sub-Trsasury, has Bout d
petition hese In support OF his bill which asks
for roIief for having received counterfeit $500
bill at tho f3ub-Treasury. Tho petition slowa
that this note which is Of the iHsue Of 1862 is
very dangerous. Eoar1y oyery Cashier and bank
rreeidout IN Chicago cersitlos that tho bill would
rGndilv have beon received ercr their counters
without detection.
AA,IY B1rIs1a Rank.
Payma8ter-doneFAl Alvurd, at The request Of
several aruy oicers stationed on tAe tTuntiels,
las recommended sho paassAe OF 4 biti which
Will Gnabto commissioned officers to mako de-
posits NJ they would with bank, The officers
belloyo that such an act would euabo those
hnylbg fhuliiIeA 10 mako mose certain provision
fur them thaa Ia insurance companies or SAVINGS
hAilAB.
plsPLAcEp.
-Four churad 8OIdieya and one white golaiDr
were removed today from tho Capitol police
forcc, and Democrats appointed In their piaceA
SENATOR MOTIONS SPEECH
on Altsslsaippi IL received with no particular en-
motrow. when he will deliver 1t III the prose,lce
Of tho lndlana editnrs, MANY Of whom are here.
Ihcro IL little prospect OF the passage Of Nor
toms resolution 10 Its present form. some Of
tho catpet-baggcts oven oppose u.
THE pAYIB RESOLUTION
to investigate Tho Treasury system OF book
keeping il certain to full in tho Sohats. Az soon
as II - defeated there, q Comm!tlos will bo
rafRcd III the House to inyestisato tho Treasury
booEH.
FNEEpnlNs nAsK.
The Committee Oh Fsoadman's Tank hayo en-
gngcd accountants from Now York. who will OK
annua tho " tons OF bookh and paper IN which
tho accounts aro kept.
TUE CHARGES AaAIssr aAwYEh.
Assistant Secretary Of the TreaHarY ss~yar
writes hero that ho lsas nothiuE 10 lear from the
, 1876-01-21

tho late War. .-~ ~
TE1AB nonprn TRnuhIEs.
Tho Committee Of. tlle Texns 1,order TronbfcR
called on Secretary Kolknap to-day TO AK for
cavalry regiments and a sufficient humber OF
Infantry 10 guard the postB oil this river. lio
anlti he would take tho matter Into confederation
and givo tham roply tn few dayH.
0KLAnoMA.
The House Committee on Territories agreed
today TO have specisl meeting TO consider tllo
btl Of Mr. Franklin 10 estabsh Territory 10
DO known AZ 0kahoma. They did this because
Untted Btates iu that country AMONG Indians
with no law 10 protect them, g.000 freedmen
(fornor slavea Of 1ndians), and 0G00 civilized
Indians thAt there Ia 10 punishment for crime,
aud That disorder relgua. Charges 0f enormous
expenditures at tho Uuttcd Htases Court a. Fort
Smith ore mhdo said to 10 a. high a. a400. QUO
y1ar, aud tho Committee proposes thorough
investigation Of tho snbject.
ANOTHER IAyEsI16ATIoH.
Tho Committee On Civil Service Reform OF tho
uouao held a meeting to-day to eossidcr tho
resolution seferred TO thonl, directing AL inquiry
whother Con. Ellia spear, Deputy Commtssloner
OF pAsanta was guilty nj violation Of the Law III
contributing money to testimonial presented
Gen. M. D. Lcggctt, Just before hIa retircment
a. Commissioner Of Patents. Tho Chairman
was authorized to summon such witnestcH AZ le
might doom proper. with VioW to thorough
Investigation OF thu chHo.
wfI1HgY INTERPOLATION.
Tho Donate Finance Committee laB agreed to
report fayorably On Senator ltowo's 1ill for tho
appointment Of q commleaton on tito subject Of
tho alchollo and liquor traffic. md to recommend
tts pRssaga with Certain amendments, tho most
important being requirement that fermcntei
l{quors and manufacturers Of all kinds OF liquor
shall bc included In tho proposed inquiry.
, 1876-01-21
MEXICO.
lIat1TtEAIu

.Spteiui T,isp7tth t7 Tie Chicaa1 Tribune.
WAsItlS0TpN, y. c., Jan. 2Q.-0fiirial adsices
have been received frora Mexico that tho report
il not true that tho borlcr thief CortIue has
escaped or been reeaEeI. Efforts ato making to
Becure ilis release On bull.
The Indications are that President f4nrdo will
bo Reelected, I1iB mos. formidable contl etitor
ts Toflido D,az.
Plumb hao obtained an extension OF hi. CHAR
ter for the American Railway from Ito Rio
Gtandc, Oh Account Of tuausiai troubles.
, 1876-01-21
OBITUARY,

sAs FIAScIEfn, Jan. 2o.-Mr. William 4. Har.
Ian. the only son Of Hon. James Harlan, e1-
United States Senator from Iowa, md brother
Of Slrs. Ilobct. Lincoln, OF chicago, died llere
thiA morning. lie lad been suffering from
disease Of tile lunss for Soma time. unl recently
grow worse, coming to tho Pacific coast from
Colorado for lopcd-for roet. IIo waa in tho
9th wear OF Ills nse. His Eetnaius will 10 aent
to hlH homo IL lit. r!onsaat Ii.
, 1876-01-21
Tho London "Ttmes'' Dlsappro1es ol
!1cnator S!lcrtnan's International
Coinayc Scheme.
Fronch Projects Using Their Authority in
the Interest Of Government
Candidates,
Allegheny City, Pa., Made Catholic
Diocese.
The BayarIan Chambers Dissolved on Account
Of q Deadlock.


! OhNe
NoNTESEnRos POSITION.
LospoS, Jan. 2U.-Tho Times this morning
nuh1,she. = latter from Wanna containing tl,s
to,I,a;n,, dat.t,s r., .n,,rd J., ,n,,tara in tho
'oi'u"AnB oe'"ue ~ 'ohA'u ~ 1aa''''' ~ :" Nv
northern provinces OF turkey: In consequences
Of tho Turkish operations en- tho hontoncgrn
frontier, the Prince Of Montenegro summoned
q council OF Hepa&ofs mud military otfIcarH
which resolved, II tho concentration OF Turkish
forces on tho frontier Is to tako such proportion
a to really carry into effect tho reported plan uf
blockAding Montenegro OIL that aide, It DO con.
sftlere3 o cAsus belIi, and tho Prince should
summon nll Moutcnegrlns able to do duty.
aud march Into Herzegovina that. in the
meantime, Montenegro will keep an expecsa.,t
attitude aud not disturb tic pcace II the Tirl:
isl, operations develop nothing more .serioua
than tIie present Hituation. T!liH resolution, it
BeemH, was chiefly takau for its moral tHoct on
the Sublime Porto aud tho Montenegrins. Tie
latter are highly dissatisfied with what they
sidcr the undecided md t1nlld policy OF the
Prince.
ViEHSA, Jan. 20.-Thn alontenegf:n Minister
of War has returned to ccttInie.
MEExEuny!SA.
LoNuoE, Jan. 2l.--A special from Vienna TO-
ports that I}ubohratch has tasucd piocIarla.
ton rc4gning tha leadership OF tho Herzegovina
iRM insurgents. lie sayH Ills continuing iii tie
chief command would lead to irremediahle ltB.
putes. IIo ~dvleoA tho Insurgents to rerAe:aEe
until tho Turks ara expelled from tho rr1vinco.
, 1876-01-21

Loxpos, jan, 10.--Tho Times spcakng OF
the proposition Of Senator Shnrman for b corn-
mon INIT for money md accounts for tho United
States and Great britain, says !" Tie idea tiud
no favor hore. It might ani: tho Amettcaon, as
most OF their gold IL locked up In soma t1osa-
uEios, while tho EnG llBll sovereign circulates in
millions throughout tho wor'd. Tho daturb-
Ancos arisng from The change would be indn'
scribab!e, pal ticuarly III tho absence Of spece
payments in America
RKGEST FAILURES.
The liabilities OF Joseph Gnusy Il Co. will not
exceed E50. 900 startling. Tho liabilities Of Sam
uel Iiadford j. Son, grain merchants, at Liver.
IJoo, arc about f}ad.D00. and their assets
Ei5400O. Their creditors took ncceptanceA In
full, payable tlrco six. aud nuo months.
, 1876-01-21

desetfed.
Tho An:t-Slascr7 Society. IN their memorial,
fav they haze Reliable information il,st SPAN "a
wllf,n.: tn place f'nha IN tlis kaino relations
NJ Canada OCCUPIES iowarta l.nyinn5. On
condition that slavery bs retAlncl 'fhey
pois,s nnt HAT. in viow Of The recent American
circular, tho ouBtaclp M longer exits which va.
alraneoi b. Lord De:h? last year that Eu-
gi1nd'a Interference In tt:o :bt:i quc tim wou!l
caaac jea!o1.y in tho Eui:cl H's:tr.
4 EEstr5ED nAnnisuS hEftE:En.
SAY SEnAsrt4H. Jan. 21.-Thc .ilfon.ista l,ase
thrown su! pile, of ptoy;aionH aud aiunnt on
lls.o OyAr2nn in the face at heavy 1irs lrotu
tho CnrIibt ba.tcs!es.
, 1876-01-21
SPAIN.
THE Ctl!4T QUESTION.


MADRID, Jan, 20,-Respecsina the nnEotia-
tions between Spsi,, and the United stAtes. It Is
seni-otlIciatly pointed out that tho u Washington
Goyernmons, not yot havng replied to tue
Apau.Bll noto Of tho 18th o! November. 1875. nor
having officially communicated At Madrid tho
couteuta OF tho American crcnlatorv poto 10
tho European powers, a1l reports OF favorable
reply fron, bpaiu u,ay ba regarded a. destitute ot
foundation.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-A telegram frcm Berlin
says: No Spanish circular noto has beun re-
cciyol l.eso replying "a TIN American circular
concerning CuhA. 10 far tue various Powers
have 1nado no representations to Span. This
A,uerican circular did uot contain auy declIra-
tions liable tu affect tho friendly relations
butwoou Spain and tho Unstod stAtos. ItB more
acknowledgment Lv tia European Powers would
not Induce t!la Unltci States 10 thko further
btorB. consequently it IL not expected that tle
,uudcnI vii! leal to any complications.
THE nnlrlst ASrI-sl-AsERy hnclETY.
I4oNpuN, Jan. 1l.-Ilo Ant1.Slaycry Hnclosy
Yesterday pretantGl = memorial to Lord l,-Eby,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gil tho subject Of
tho American rlrrrlar nute. THOR remind him
that iu Juno last ho eud tho nritisl, Government
syms a,hizud with the sbject of their r1ul,osal,
that England snunll ru.leasor In conjuu.tlun
with ths United Staten. to ontaln = settlement VI
the Cuban difficulty by friendly mediation. The
tlcnoria1iSts romtnoRd tho glestian in Its Fsca-
eEt rsssira1 aspect "a lila management. Lord
, 1876-01-21

resolution coptau,ns 10 fotcs Ito Joint rules - amend.
ST. U4ysri then submitted resolution in.sruc.Ine
say = ss sa
r,.e. laid oyor. - >ts
PETITION,
ufsctnenr. ehtn, ~ nj nths.s ~ Wsnistee HrtI.
sstinv fnr IN rn,,.lior a. ~. imnrossr,t n
liz hsrCor or iEat rlsse. Commerce.
M- s.roo,+ -o,ncts, Il" In H. ~, r,-t.,
nosi.otot a1 nost ros',s III f n,nxsss ta. .Irry
faro, n 1 un, u d H1t. I'D Terrsrf; r ,a e
&c ~ NV .1 " a a ana a. sfery
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u, u,,r,,rt ini-i...; ri nt..,. ...,n
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, 1876-01-21
THE WEATHER,

WAsnsSoToS. D. C., Jan 21-i j. m.--Eor Now
England, tho Middle States and lower lakes,
clear or partly cloudy to slightly colder weather,
with southwest to northwest winds. aud station.
ary or slowly rlslng barau.eteF.
Fur .l!e upper lakes, npI,ur Mitslssippt. aul
lover Missouri valleys. putty c!ouly or cl1aE
to colder weather, with northwest TO noEthcaat
wir.ds. aud rising barometer east Of tho Missouri
valley. ...
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-01-21

4 LEGISLATIVE nLAD-LoCK.
1fcS1cu. Jan. .0.--.IAo layAriAn Chamber will
bo dissolved, ID tho only means Of removing the
deadlock.
, 1876-01-21
FRANCE.
THE. 4..JJ.ET1OSG.

FAn1s Jan. 20.--neturns from tic Depart
menta OF Lolre-11euse. Eure, Cllarente, Nnnchc,
Cher. Calyndos. aud tho pvrenees Oriontalos,
Hl,ow CONSERVATIVE maiortieS in the election for
Senatorial delegates,
rnEYEcrs INFLUENCING THE ELEctIoSs.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 20.-At = sitting OF tho
Permanent Comulitteo Of the Assenbly to-day,
Tho Loft complained that Projects wore influence
Ing tho elections. II. Buffet rsfnaed to dlscu -
the subject. alleging that he did not dcAro to
nnticlphtc tho debate OH tho vcrlticatlon o. the
clections IN tho new Assembly. lie oaly a'l'
tho rrosent Assembly /! it raw lit. lie
maintained tho lrsaIity Of bis Instructions
to l'rcfecss In relation tu tho preSR which "sre
to the oheck that lIccnaos of newspaper dealers
may 10 revoked ii, cnso tho legal regulations
wcro not compiled with. II tho Lett daa?-
proved, they could appeal 70 The tribunals The
Loft protested aguinst the Minister courao, aud
tho lnhtter WAS dropped.
NJ. buffet lltewiso refused to malo any ex-
banquet 10 II. t;Amho!th at MArseileH. or to
taka notice OF the reporta that tho Gosernmont
favored noaapa1tlst candidate in tho Depart.
mens Of Qironds.
oAMBErrA. ...
Paris. Jan. 2o.-A. d4ulbottn has arrived
bern. ....
The Paris correspondent Ut tho Daily 4Nurs
reports thai II. GauieGttA, privately receiving
aeputaton At Aix. complained that 10 was to-
harTo1 Of 1nost elementary right
Ss tssE .so Ss 'saF''."s 81 IN etson s 'sG' e. .da
ed: "Doubtiess tho public condemns the
Governments policy. but tho certainty OF the
Goyernment's overthrow does not console mo
for tho humiliation Of thinking that such oalclal
outsages sro possible only in France."
ii. Do Ii Rochctto. legltnst WHO was elect.
Cd aouator for life by tna Assembly, ia dead.
, 1876-01-21

OCEAN STEAMSHIP ns,ss.
New YoaE. Jan. 2o.-AlEtved, steaenas asatp
Of laE1.ylyanla. from Glasgow.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-11-30
THE CULTIVATION OF TIE SENSES

The Impressions upon the out
ward sense, exert most powerful
influence upon the inner life. They
refine and beau,ify the soul or de
base and degrade it according to the
surrounding circumstances. Dirty,
slovenly apparel exerts morai ia
fuence upon the child, aiding in
destroying its self,respect and in
CLING it to corresponding habits Of
thought and life On the other hand,
clean and neat attire, the beautiful
see es through which the child has
passed, playing by the sea-shore
or on the hill side, gathering shells
and flowers, listening to the sweet
strais of music or the soft caden-
ces Of loving mothers voice will
always brlng back thrill Of JOY
wherever the later life may be east.
Ii is most important, then, III
educating children to guard the
senses from evil influences to fur
nlsh them with beautiful objects and
pure thoughts. Each sense should
be properly cultivated. The eye
should not be injured by resting up
or confusion Of colors or clumsy,
ilI,proportioned objects. Habits of
close observation Of the beauties OF
nature and art should be constantly
insisted upon aud correct models
furnished so far as possible. The
ear should not be injured by harsh.
discordant sounds and bitter, unlov
Ing tones but everything should be
done to render the ear quicker and
more discriminating, the eye beener
and mole acute and 10 preserve each
sense in its purity. The objects
presented should be full of moral
suggestions and purity Of thought
they should be living examples of
all that is true, beautiful and good
in nature and in art.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-11-30
Greas:ng Wagons.


A gcod wagon costs considerable
sum and 1t should he taken proper
care of and made to last as long as
possible. Few persons understand
the Importance of thoroughly lubri-
c ting the axles ETC., of wagons and
carriages, and still few know which
are the most suitable lubricators 10
use, and the proper way of applying
them. A well made wheel will en-
dure ordinary wear from ten to
twenty-five years, if care is taken to
use the right amount Of the proper
lnbricator. but if this matter is not
attended to. a wheel will be used up
in five Or six years. Lard
should never be used on a wagon,
forit will penetrate the hub and
work itself out all around the lemons
of the spokes and spoil the wheel.
Ta!low is the best lubricator for
wooden axle trees and castor oil for
iron.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-11-30
mo FAILURE KNOWN!

There - no Case on record where DR..
Mnrri,' Syrup Tar. Wild Ch~rfv ara
Inrehou, has tailed IT, give satisfaction
On the other hand, wherever il has beer
osed by our reople, in severe colds
coughs, asthma, bronchitis, cronp,
Whooping-ccuoh and consumption. they
are cut husias &c in its praise. Crnta n
ing no opium or other dangerous drug
il poes not c,nstipste, and j. safe 10
administer in all COZ :tiors Of ralth :.
This is an important announc' meut. and
she suffering Ar. advised To head it
T,lai size. 10 CTS large slZe, so cts. and
One D ,tar. Slid III Statk"eai hers
Drug Stare under Grant House
Also Agents for Prof Parker's Pleas
amt Worn Syrup, which Is sue death "a
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Teaching is helping TO learn. L
is nsver hearing recitations-that is
re citations, or the citing back to
presen memory something already
leaned. If the lesson is learned,
you can only ask it recited or called
up once more. Some of the best
teachers tend 10 the opposite detect
in hear ng Rotations using TOO
much iu.e in teaching; but those
who only hear ROTATIONS never
teach.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-11-30
COUNTY ASSOCIATION MEETING
OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
GAEENCERS.

At the recent session of the County Board OF
Supervisors, a resolution was passed instructing
me to call a meeting of the school district
officers, with view of forming permanent
organization, and for the purpose of taking into
consideration the matter of district clerks re-
ports, school laws and other things pertaining to
the interests of the schools and of the people.
In order to obtain the opinion or district
officers more definitely the following paper has
been circulated so far as circumstances would
allow, and signed by every person to whom
presented.
We the undersigned, members OF District
Boards of Kenosha County, believing that the
best interests of the people, of the schools, and
of education generally would be advanced by
County Association Of the district officers, do
hereby respectfully request all members OF
school district boards, and the town clerks of the
several towns, to meet in the court house in the
city of KenOsha, on the 10th day of December,
1876 at / o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose of form
ing permanent organization and considering
various matters connected with our schools.
All members Of District Boards, and especial
iy District Clerks, and also Town Clerks are
urgently requested to be present at that meeting.
D. H. FLEET,
County Supt-
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HISTORICAL SKETCH OF C0MPUL-
sorry EDUCATION,
REV. v VAN BoKKEN, L. L D

REV. S " VAN BoKKEN, i. L. d.
For clearer understanding of
this subjec* It is we'll to inquire what
nations have adopted the compulsory
system, and how has that system
been enforced. 1t is not a novel
expedlent, nor the decree Of despotic
governments. 1t dates from the era
Of Scion, and is Incorporated tn the
legislation of the most enlightened
European nations. For the facts in
this sketch we are indepted again to
the essay of y ctor Gottschick and
the report of NJ. Duruy. The laws
of Scion prescribed ''that every man
should have his son instructed in
music and gymnastics"
In sparta. according to the laws Of
Lycurgus the State took the educa-
ton OF children, from their seventh
year, entirely into It's own hands.
Charlemagne founded primary
schools and compelled the children
of all his courtiers to attend them.
Martin Luther said, cit is my
opinion that the government ought
to compel perents TO send their child
rem to school, 1t is characteristic
Of the reformers that they considered
the school an essential instrument