, 1876-01-30

.ne aa ouSo' 4,o ,,r;ncipa viii eay,
.We1j von NAV he nronoted If you will go to
the hr"1ch - Int vhao "a WHIT the branch, who
viii allow their own blood to be poisoned, both
mnra1tv and nhva;c,,v2 Hould like To know
ho1y anv nuch numhrr of men could live for six
hnnr. in tha'd.v Ava fiavs o,1t OF 5eyou, crowded
into sm.ii ION v;th law osi]inrs. aud no ar
Tanprmenta for vant;lation heated by stove
.lrnnat "A tall a. tha rocm With q pipe running
aver their ha,ds w;rb wallis black aud broken,
and f,oora an 3;rtv Il vou1d he hard to say uheth-
a. thav wsra rnada ~ hnafds or clay How
many months would it ,ake to demora;ize thom
Eow mnch wnrsa for vonr children, With their
.o,";t;na ;nrss.;hia ,atras tn he herdcd to-
a.tha- ~ th;r ,esTi
How ~, 20 th1s tsan than pure? Our Lord
.auoht ns to nrav - cad MS not into tempta-
tion". Int when ra ohi,ce our children to stay
Hne1e 1hese are soch eullonns 1, ~ ~ - ~
-. "uetu ~ ~. a1o puo ~ aa.sr how r,n thev
166s 16us .ra,,, ha;n+ ,,n1.ad2 M matter how good
the toachess it is utterly impossible for them TO
lead their pupils to higher OF purer NE unsi4
they nave less crowded. ceanel, n1u ;s
a, - ~ ~ .o-o ednc.ted 1,nder snch
surro,ndncs iiow c,n We educate the rising
generation, 80 they will be honest and just 60
it will be 40 honor instead OF reproach TO nave
them called Ch'cagoanh NOV, "1ou a. ~ ~ ana
t91 ~ s,, Ipu i,, ato .,+ ,4a air hmt va can
mt sand them into ,l,e street. our yards being
too small, because the Lesson lhoy have
been learning in tho poorly,ventila1ed ana
esoHued ecaoo'sog,n sr, - oAea ~ .aach;ng tha
s.naar y, 10 .,t. ~ darEress IF We send
them to tho park for a skate, they meet it
there; either their skates are taken from them
or their pockets are riaed. Now be!'ese tna
lo"e1 eraoes were notso tha1r am
, ~ t, - - ,,d~;nn ,n;9nitv. rom
.anvantix ,eora ~ a..fa N axcal Ia thcir studies,
Va often hear Of tho Humane Society looking
tra ~ @ at,n sor them to look after our
are t1leu " "auE ao5 soG1s ma.1h nG;ears thinE
numah HILL "uar s;n ~ tad sua nnnat;ceds r. INV
~ rowed toset,er hs catto or horses which
.hey s7 would nos) IN that way, they would be
un0u' '''''
MAD READING IN TIE SCHOOLS.
ia ,s> Editor NJ 7,hs chicago Tribune:
rn1c.co Ia, % oo--Noar,v 81 nm non ara AZ
.1eN' " ,
pended annually IN the malntenanco OF some
forty free schools IN this city and YET there fs'
perhaps, not one out of twenty Of the children
thera taurht who il rood render, And this il not
L..,,,. H. to.nha~ .tara;n omn1orod ara oraioar.
oecause 1no toaeno4 |to' ou4n' a- s
lily oohclent IN the branches taught ous oeeauso
they are not properly prepared TO teach the
sounds Of q language which ls spelled one way
md nronounce1 another. Take for example the
.,o.da oo,,,,, t1,,orrt ano,rh and ,honcb : or
"ofos coaen, 'ueoasn' onoo6n' ""1 s"o' ~
bass IN music, and bass' nsh. 1ncomparaply
grand as the English language may be
Tor uee in poetry, oratory, and philosophy,
49, houara- ,yai, ar,tad I'm. tn all tina mr.
~4'o A . ~a .a.;ot. - :. -a-,ba
Poses u co"Iaeseo ALA a's4es'' 20
less mongrel language, gathered from many
sources, and raducib1e to no rule. What is the
1ericocrauher to do with language in which he
,,.,... s'..,a,,oo ~. .or1. ,,corno n tha ia e.
muas ptou9unto .1n1 ,1s "ga " ~ san,d - -.
nsslon anu nos eoeuus s " sue a,a ooHa go ~ .,s
latsels "n'cn . coTRosG +n e.h"a :. the
cnau paon "a .no lAo..1 oh.,; "esuoa' .n.o ~.
"otue GU 'na' tao eu!u 8s :, -. - !ea,; ~
s1ent ~ W. tSau musts t,a ou., o,,I tdpnIe
tne tootousno1eo unIq.al no "ou.u .a..;a -