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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-30

The Hon. Francis B. CeoWninshield
died at his residence in Marblehead, Afns-
sachusetfs, on Tuesday, May s, at tho age
Of Bixty-eight He was aprotninenl las'2
yer aad politician, aud. formerly mazAbsf
q both branches Of the Bay sta1a T,aeis-
lature, and president Of the Old Colony
and Boston and Lowell Railroad Com
panies
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-05
DO NOT ATLOW THE FROGS
TO BE PARED.

The frog Of the foot of every horse
is the natural support Of the foot, and
should never be cut away except 10
remove the rough edges which occa.
sionally appear from common wear.
At late meeting of the farriers and
horseshoers in Wilmington, Del, there
was grea, deal svid in condemna-
ton of the manner in which horses
are shod, especially in the rural dis
tricts. A lecturer, q veterinary sur,
geou according to the New York
Herald), said that "the frog Of the
foot was often pared away so artisti-
calIy TO make a neat job that the ten
don or muscle that extended down the
leg, over what is known is the pulley
bone, and gave the foot its motion,
was often injured, and then the horse
wonld be weak in the legs, and blum
der He severely characterized the
habit Of burning the hoof with a red
hon hoe to make it fit, and said there
ought 10 be n law passed to hang any
blacksmith who would use red hot
shoes in this way. The shoe should
be fitted to the shape Of the foot, rath.
er Than the foot fitted to the shoe"
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Order, have been issued by Lctt Col
T. Bcnncr Wilson, for the inspection of
the Fifth Regimen; National Guards, in
April
A. +. Kramer, OF Penn, has moved
on the farm of 4. nutwciler, decd in
HaincS
The excellent management Of the
Bush house, under tho gentlcmauly pro,
pric,or. Mr.. MCollum, issocuring it a liE
run. Charges are reasonable for lrst class
accommodation.
A circular water. proof capo was found
on Monday last, by J. II. Runklc, Of the
Loop where the owner can &c, it by pay
ing cos, Cf this notice
Srigclmycr has liItod to tho Stone
mill whore he will keep store, and our
readers thore will find him a good fellow.
Newman sells as much Clothing as
half,hc other stores because no sells by Tar
the cheapest We dc not see how lie can
stand it, hutsthat IS no ones business, on
~ SO folks save a great deal Of money by
purchasing Ready ,made Clothing a. New,
msu's Eaglo Clothing Hall
-GeorEo W WoiGht teacher at
Hublcrshurg, died few day ago
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AAEoNsuUEG IA
For the Reporter.

/ AAkoNNhlkG IA
| For the Reporter
The closing OF the public schools in this
place was ,igualized by an entertainment
given by the Srd grade In their room in
the Academy building on the evening cf
29,h.
A. soon SIS the doors we're opened the
anxious crowd commenced pouring in,
until the room Was literally packed, while
quite number were in ne way able 10
gain admission. some lnding their cause
hopeless sough. consolation by keeping a
continual shufliug and croWdnk-La the
hall, while others who were unable eycn 20
stt within the hall, medestly took their
chance fur getting stray glimpse or
sound al the windows The cn,eFtain>
mcnt was opened, as custom has il, with
SAlG,atory and accordingly closed with =
Yaledie.oyy The intervening exercises
consisted otessAys, dcciamatons dialogues
aai recilations. Zach scholar from tho
"lcas. unto the greatest having his and
her say. The exhibition was on tho whole
very interesting and did credit not only 10
the teacher and scholars bat also - the
town. 1, Is the irst one ef It's kind held
here Tor several years and hence the novel;
Is oE,he affair added weight 70 the per
formauces. We think We can sruthfully
say, tha. no one leit, without being beno>
asci in some way. Either they were in,
struc,ei or their patience was considerably
strengthened by being compelled % listen
for three hours and half 10 the exercises
SPECTATOR.
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THOMAS A. HICKS. II. h. HICKS
Bc,ieioaty, s M5-l0, ls77.
TO OUR EEIESBS s CUSTOMERS:
We believe there is going 70 be
general revival OF business Of all kinds,
and especially in our line, for hardware
was never lower thsn at the present time.
Il has been on a gradual decline for years,
and is certainly al the bottom now. We
have bought large stock Of all kinds Of
goods a. these low igures, and We intend
to sell At lower prices than hardware was,
or ever will be offered in Bellcfon,e. This
is the time to buy, for yoI can positively
get bargains from Us. We defy compa:l-
ton, either ia prices or quality Of goods.
We intend that no one shall uniersell u.s.
W. have been barely keeping up the va
riety for'somo time back in order 10 take
advantage Of the low figures at the right
time. We have now on hand 500 kegs
Nails, over 100 doz. Door Locks and
La,yhes, and Glass, ShoYels,
Hoes, Forks and all kinds Of leading goods
in proportion, which We propose 70 sell a!
the lowest CASH prices.
We have a very tall line Of Coach Ma.
kers goods. all kinds Of Wood Work, and
Pa,eu, and Plain W heels, Circles, Schaek>
les. Drilling. &c, a, the lowest prices.
FOR BLACKSMITHS We have a
Norway Rod that we warrant and sell on
trial Vices and Bellows, AID best Char
coal Iron also Common Iron that Is usu-
ally sold ai very low prices.
FOR PAINTERS We offer special
inducements in Pure Lead, oils, Brushes.
&c
We have the sole agency for lie cele-
bra,ed Imperial Cast Steal Ohio PloSs,
formerly sold by Burnside X Thomas.
They are warranted TO give satisfaction.
We also keep a full line Of repairs for
them.
We have a very full line Of Cook Stoves
and give written guarantee with each
one, IL wanted.
Will cheCrfully give any one our lowest
prices " 10 wan; them through the mail.
THOS. A. HICKS & BRO,
Allegheny st., opposite Loeb's store.
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are still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. I'm small
doses OF one pill day, they.stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Vig-
orous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than a quarter of O century, and
have obtained q worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
eased action in the several aSSimila-
tive organs OF the body, and are SO
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely Withstand or
evade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints or every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have bafiled the best
OF human skin. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
time, the safest and best physic Tor
children. BY their aperient action
they grIpe much less than the common
purgatives, and never give pain when
the bowels are not inhamed. They
reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
II from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
calomel nor aly deleterlOus drug,
these PILLS may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise,
nom their use in any quantity.
RREPARED ny
Dc. l. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
J Practical md Analytical Ci,rmists-
.uLD Iy l. - .Cisrs EyEKYs iENE.
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THE CENTRE REPORTED
THURSDAY APR o, 1871
MrETINGS

rrxrRr HA1r IopoE, No. se5, @; Of 81 I meets
cvery saturday evening % the o9a tSSS~s S SS>swv a
i Nj GuIu ,Np, Scot ~. y. 'NNN''' y
M r,vr Ionar. No. 6ss, 4. 4. NJ. meets or
Nr,i.v eysnine, on or after each tull moon 10 'n'
Naa Fellows Hall , a.. ..,.,N.s IN N
g. a. liEUl.AUHhB, Sect, =. - '''' =, u.
f,B,s.arss fsRANGr. No, a6 Y % n, meeit ~ 'ee}
nan centre RAll ON tho Saturday on " N"'yy'NN
,,',,n I'd NJ N and every two weeks ,stt.'' -,
Rh,np Master, - ". N'>''
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Stock of Coach aud Wagon Mate
rials are Of n very superior quality,
and cheap, We will sell Saddiery
goods as low rs they can buy them
in Phila< We will keep all kinds.
of Farmers Implements, Cultlva.
tors. Shoycls, Plows, Pumps, Pic,
ture Frames, Moulding, Mirrors.
Toilet Sets,
buggies, Wagons ofalI siz
G.. Oil Cloths, Tubs, Buck
cts, and Chuns,
We have
in
connection
Tin Shop, Mr..
Smith, foreman, in which we
manufacture all kinds Of Tiuware.
Spouting made and pat up Of the best
quality of tin at the lowest prices.
Call and see MS aud We will substanti.
ate what We advertise, as we shall
take pleasure in showing our stock.
Rooms No. Z and Z, Humcs Block, e
doors north of Post Office, Bellefonte
WILSON Il McFARBANE,
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HIBSMANS' HOTEL.

~t MALhOl, IA.
ne best table aud bar, aud excellent
slaotng iur horses. Also a fine resort Tor
summer boarders. Buss 10 depot. and
daily stages 10 Centre county. Charge,
reasonable -
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NOIICE.-Ss;ice IL hereby given that
~ the following petitions for license
have been lled in the ProthonotAry's Of
fee, and application will be made to the
court 10 grant the same at April term
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-05

H AAA@
Are the most
effective and
congenial pur-
gative ever dis
covered. They
arc mild, but
c fe ctual in
their op era
tion, moving
the bowels
surely and
without pain
Although gen.
tie I'm their op-
Grafton. they
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-05
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes OF Family Physic
and for curing CcEtivencssr Jmundices
INDIGESTION, Foul Stomach, Breath
Headache. EryHipelaa, Rheurna-
csm, Eruptiona and Skin Diseases
Bliousness, Dropsy, Tumorss
Worms, Neuralgia as Din
nor PIN. for purifying Tho Bloodr
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-05

"A AsRbs
All that certain mcssuage tenement and
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-05

All that cerlain bailding located on lu.
or piece o! ground situate ln Walker twp.
Bounded on laa north by public road
leading through Nitlauy valley, on the
east bv lands OF J. NJ. Garbrick, aud Dan.
iel Lesh. and on the south and west by
lands otDauiel Lesh l. a two story frame
dwelling house built in the shape Of the
letter l., fronting on the public road So
Zee. by 5i4 feet facing the east, the width
OF the front extending south being Is
feet and The part extending 10 the ives. be-
ing - feet and tho respective lengths in
the angle formed by tho building being -
feet facing the south and u tg4. facing the
west. Seized, taken in execution aud 20
be sold as the property OF Dr.. =. ) Fisher
owner VI reputel oMnar
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-05

STORE ROOM FOR RENT.-The
undersigned offers the store-room, known
as Herlacher's old stand, at Centre Hall,
for rent. The stand is a desirable one IN
all respects Possession can be had any
time after April lst, by applying to J..
HENRY KELLER at Centre Hall. IT,
For coughs and colds use Green's
Compound Syrup of Tar Honey and
Bloodroot one Of the most pleasantarticies
in the market.
FARMS TO LEASE
The undersigned wishes TO lease 80
acres of land in Iowa for n term OF years
for Improvement, le0 acres Of which 10 be
nut under the plow next summer. These
lands are among the best wheat lands of
the state. For particulars inquire of
j. S. BARNHART,
rs nov 6m Belefonte, Pa
j. q. hbill jr., las reduced the
price Of Furniture & Bedding from t."
TO senty per cent.
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All those three lots OF ground situate In
Bel,eiou.e one thereof bounded on the
north by So feet OF Bishop street, on tho
west by j. Il. Butts 10 feet, south by Lo-
gan street 50 feet, east by lot Of u. Woods
riag 10, thereon erected Il two story frame
dwelling house Another thereof bound
cd north b. T4rEpiGr, on east by heirs Of
Harris, dec j, south by Valentino. thereon
erected two story frame dwelling. &c.
The other thereof bounded north By lu.u>
pike 80 feet, ON The west by Harris estate.
south by Valentine S Co, east by an alley,
thereon erected two story dwelling
house, e.c Seized, taken IN execution ard
70 be sold as the property o. Charles
Brown,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-05

Dfa A GS AIEh * OUsl LO"rili "aSS's
Practical md Analytical Cttr"ists-
toLD Nv 4. ~ -CisTs EVEKH HIRE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-15

amount is varouslv estimated Mt from
So, 100000 to 5000 OOO-wero flontcd under
cover Of an act which contemplated the re-
funding, but not the extension Of tho state
debt. Instead of cancclling the superseded
issue, the bonds were put by the financial
board in the hands of KnproN, the States
financial agent in New York. BY him they
were used and hypothccatcd. Tho fraud was
so palpahlc that the Republican Legislature
OF 1873 declared the bonds invalid. The pa
per is az worthless as n cancelled revenue
stamp; and those who hold it are losers to
the extent to which they invested.
PC. RS hardship is the hardship OF many
innocent sufferers. 1t is not by any fault Of
their own, or byany want Of reasonable eau
ton. that the purchasers of the conversion
bonds have been swindlcd. Nevertheless,
there is no help for them. An individual
may suffer loss by holding forged check,
for which he has parted with honest money /;
but that IL no reason why The bank should
cash the forged check. Two wrongs do not
make right, and although we are sorry for
p. G. II. and other innocent holders of the
fraudulent paper. we shall continue TO de-
nouncc the jobbcrs who have bought for II
song the groatorpa Of the Illegal issue, and
who seek to profit by tho fraud at the cX-
pcnse Of the taxpayers of South Carolina.
Refusing payment on a forged check is not
reputation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-15
osTRUM,s LOSSES At GAMING.
Another Interior View Of the swindiinR at
Cards In New York,

Charley Van Horn and Billy Matthews
had /" sure thing" faro game at 1925 Broad
way. and aitcrwurd at I .2j7 Broadway. They
dealt u " brncc."" flfty-thrcc" and all other de-
vices for dcluding the unwary. J. II. Ostrum Of
the firm Of Boughman q Co... hay and feed deal
crs at rhrty-fourth street and Tenth avenue.
s n sporting man. One night lately he saw the
signs Of faro game in Van Horn Il Stevens's
place. he rang the bell and after due inspec-
ton by the scrvitor was admitted as an angel
in sporting parlance. that IL a PLAYER who seeks
n cheating game without being led in by n
steerer. MIR. Ostrum of course lost. and heavily.
too. After his capital wns gone he sought the
fresh air and was followed to the street 10y
See here old boy" said the lattcr. you
have been playing in hard luck. SO have |.
lm dealing thus here game, up here, and the
soul together Pm fly. | am. and | cnn give
AWAY that bank money whenever I've n mind TO-.
nn1y W3uil nov WiIp't iner'lnm, piYer "Ao
Mr. Oslrum said that faro had always Z 4 the
best of him. and he would like to take Il chan. d"
on "surc thing" to beat the game. Mr..
stevens accordingly enlightened him.
can't give .nway anything but the last
turn in the box III call out the order IN which
the last three cnrls are to appear. For Instance.
II an arr. tray and five ara IN. II cal ac" tray.
first. you cHll the limit ace, tray, and you'll get
Tour ior one. Oi course you ldlvidr hltrWdrd. .
This scheme pcnsrd Mr.. Oetrum. II" went
home. and gathered his gold and girded HIM
self for vim ng pluv.
Tho testimony here becomes contradictory.
Mr.. Ostrum says that he lost only $500. and Van
Horn and stevens aver TINT in PLAYS extend NJ
over a period of three months he lost t3OOO.
At all events, Van Horn Pc ketnd his ill-gott"n
gains and started Tor the Big Horn mountains.
hut Stevens remained. and addr' - ng hinsslf
to faro lost his wealth. and Is now walking on
his uppcr-. After TINS precious combination
had dissolved Mr.. Osirun was again approached
10y stevens. and THIS time persugied TO play
poker IN "a str'tN priNnt" game IN the n
chester Hotel His antagonists prn'tis"d n wire
and ponuhole upon him to such advantage that
he lost sl7j at one sitting.
Van Horn and stevens ara now inviting Gus
tom at their old stand, 2j7 broadway.
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No Panic. but n S,ringcncv.

Fears are expressed that Secretary STIR
MASS laundering financial policy may re-
suit in another monetary panic. The Baiie-
tn of this city argues that the SccrctnrN's
efforts at withdrawing legal tenders. coupled
with the natural autumn drain of currency
10 the West will So cllrrl" our hanks that
they will be- unahlc To withstand the articles
Of boar spectators. aul thus serious disls-
tcrs will ic inflicted on the community
We do not -hnrc in Tics extreme apprc-
tensions The Secretary of the Treasury is.
we know pursuing an uuwlsc course. hut
the mischief hc is likvly to do l. nothing
moro serious than the production Of II close
money market and II consequent rise in
the rate Of interest. The utmost cou'rac-
tion he can effect will only absorb the idle
capital now >ainly seeking employment,
md the amount of uuiQuidatcd deb, among
our merchants is too small to afford ground
for anything ike a rnnic.
1t is, however, udicrous to sec man
placed at the head of the finances of the ma
tion getting into the nuddlc that Secretary
SHLRMAN Is preparing for himself. He
wants to float four per cent. loan-an OPP
Grafton which demands ar easy money mar
kct-and yet hc T. doing his best 60 make
money scarce. lie wants to ..rt gold for his
new bonds, and yet hc is giving aid and
comfort 90 the party which the public
knows, and he knows will Insist ON paving
those very bonds IN silver Thus, what no
does with one hand he uulo"- with the
other and his failure - almost certain.
The true policy fer the Secretary to pur-
sue in this mattrr. is that which has over
and over been pointed out hy TIE SUN. 1t
is to oilcr 20 redeem groriilach~ with a four
per cent. bond. payable expressly in gold, in
tcre-t and principal. and lct the holders Of
them bring IN ana cancel just rs many OF
them a. thcy will The remainder will then
be worth par in gold. W. shall virtually
return to specie payments, yet with
out derangiug the commerce Of the
world by accommodating an immense
stock ~ gold, iuorry viii loo plenty enough.
because 1t can De- hired for little over four
per cent per annuin. and the whole financial
trouble of the country viii he removed. But
this mcddling and muddling system Il scll-
Ing bonds and buying goli. ani then selling
gold and buying gtcHnlacks. al Oh" while
Keeping w tho talk about substituting TIA"
silver dollar in place OF gold, only botAers
the community and pu,tpones the day Of
sound finance.
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ROSCOE covKnING's y.lciTTox
Why the senator win Cross the Ocean. ard
What he viii DO In Europe

Senator Conkling is awaiting the day Of
his departure for Europe in Col. Frank T..
Howe's elegant homo Mt 70 Lexington avenue.
The Hon. John Morrissey was paying his re-
spects to the Senator when the SCN reporter en-
tered Col. IIowe's drawing room yesterday
afternoon. There WINS no lack Of uprlghtnrss
in Senator Conkling's nnely-proportioned form,
or ~ ring In his voice. hut his countenancc was
atrille palVr than usual, and somewhat care
MY physicians" senator Conkling said,
advise me to improve the ton weeks leisure
that find myself Possessed Of by u trip Ia Iu-
rouc. They say that 1t will do away with
the last lingering Effects Of my severe
and protrnted illness Of last fan. |
shall leave llohoken IN the North German
Ioyds steamer Muselr on Saturday. From
SOUTHAMPTON shall tourney by rail To- London.
= otlHnd. ! am of = 'ut IA des 'rnt on the mater
nal side. and am eager 20 visit ,Otlnnt. for the
Scots. they sny. nr" somewhat clnnnish. liav-
ing seen all that can Ot thu United Kingdom. |
intend To- go to Paris. Having enjoyed that
brilliant capital shall visit 40 l"ust the prin y
pal cities ot Germany pul Sw V"rI1nd. A. |
have said the touf Is dos sned simply tO repair
The, inromls. upon my health made by my illness
OF last fall"
james. Naval Officer Cornell. rN-F r. Comm =
sionor Van Colt. and other Republicans Will
charter tug boat. load her with Senator Conk-
lng's friends. musicians. flowers AMI chain-
pnGne. nm accompany tn" senator To san ~
Hook. II X also snid that they have very grace
fully rendered an invitation 10 JON item ~ Col.
Frederick \. Cnnklin4.
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MORE oluRcn DIFFERENCES.
Deliberations from which the baptist Clergy
men ExoImdcd the pMblic.

An ex parte council Of thirty Baptist
churches was called to meet in the L s, Baptist
Church 10y the Row. DR.. Mkes. its pastor. and
10 advise az to the admission OF Mr.. James
Boughton 10 the East Church. as he had been
excluded first from the Office Of deacon. then
from membership in 1874 IN the First Baptist
Churrh OF Niliamsburgh. the pastor being the
Rev. DR. Daniel Read. Pr sldcnt Of ShurteN
College. Alton. Ill. While the East Cnur IA
could. II it would. admit Mr.. Boughton tn mcm-
her-hip. as Baptist Church forms do not provide
ior.surh cases. independence beine the ruic'yet
too mu ~ Independence in n church is not
looked upon with favor hv the sister church =,
and in cl-' dismissed m"uh.r * taken with
out con-uIiaton. Il IL not soon forgotten.
thu COIN ~. lr. r ad himself has gone to Al
ton 10 deliver the BH.calnur 'at" sermon To- the
graduating, class. H. is iscmrd ono 81 the
strict. II ~ his set. hence Tho ,har- preferred
against hinlhy Mr.. Boughfnn " r, -niii a at by
most OF the ~ II -t.r- and lAym-n Yesterday.
T47 rsa "a o iq5m NV 'e ehnr SRa 'T 10
New York and BROOKLYN; Bap s. brethren ami
sisters hll. i ", c,nureh ALMOST 70 crow linz.
ol".ted Moderator. and tn, r. u. {. Hughes
81 Gr'enp"int, Clerk The Roy Dr. VI Nels read
and his own and then Mr. Bouehton rulled oui
n long document and read a. history of his "N-
ru-ion from the church. II WIS because he
tnat AVN" haylns sal That he reaiius Of tnc'
Bible in The public schools could not b" defend
eel cons silently with the epuHl rights ~ ali cii.-
q ter. MIR. - lu-Atlu having u. tr-t0d against
nc singing ~ conn., SONGS "a thc lr tut' r. ON
OF the chur h. DR.. Read said that what might
he done in any house N ight Ice done ina church
and thirdly. of cXaltnS the comic almanac
q snN man 10 read one because IL would do him
ihat be- docs No., believe that ID. Rad now
irrhhH- lrl tl'Nl atheism. Inc brethren
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Your studies seem to have been we'll chosen and
we hope and think you have pronted by them as
you should have done. A knowledge of geogra-
ply. history. and arithmetic is essential to every
boy who wishes to be saved in manhood from
the imputation Of Ignorance Your letter. for a
first one. is very good The spelling is correct
and the handwriting clear and careful for boy
Of ten. Your father does wisely in taking THE
SUN. and you do wisely in reading it. No book
will give you SO much solid information. When
you get Older We will see about taking you as n
reporter. though we now have II STAFF Of report
crs very large and very capable. You will never
have Fraud printed on your forehead. If you
mover take what is not yours and pretend that
you have n right to it, and II you always do the
square, truthful. and honest thing.