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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

IN consequence of the illness Of Rev.
Mr. Galloway, from which we trust he will
speedily recover, his pulpit in Nicksburg
was supplied last Sabbath by Rev. DR.. Wat
kins. aud the pulpit of the latter in this
civ. was acceptably filled by Rev. II. F.
Johnson. the distinguished President of
WhItworth College.
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Tortures that Need not be Endured

People suffer a great deal of pain I'M
necessarily. Among tortures that need not
be endured are those inflicted by the rheu-
matism and govt, since the acrid elements
in the blood which produces them by con-
tract with the sensitive covering OF the
muscles and joints may be eliminated by
the use of that matches depurent, Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters, before the infianma-
tory symptoms are developed to any great
extent. When it is considered what ex-
cruciating tortures rheumatism infliets,
and what tendency it has, when fully de-
veloped, to attack the heart, the advisability
of an early use of such a reliable antdote
becomes as one apparent. The rheumatic
virus is expelled from the blood by the in-
creased action of the kidneys-which act as
stfainers-produced by the Bitters, and the
sufferer will find, it he uses this supreme
defensive agent. that he will be protected
/ against a return of the agOnizing COM
| plant. Dyspepsia, fever and ague, liver
/ and bowel complaints and other maladies,
are also cured by this admirable remedy.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

TwENrY-FlvE CENTS will buy bot
tie of Shriner's Indian Vermifuge, the most
reliable agcntin destroying and eXpelIin@
worms from children and adults. Try it.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfac-
tion. For sale by DR.. Byron Lemly, jack
SON Miss
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

By process entirely his own, DR.. Price
is enabled to extract from each of the true
select fruits and aromaticS, all OF It's char
acteriStic flavor, and place in the market
Glass OF FlaEarimgs OF rare excellence We
know DR.. Prices True FlaYDFing Extracts
will give perfect satisfaction.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

SPRING GooDs.-Our friend r. L.
Saunder, ''chief of STAFF at Robinson and
Stevens, has just arrived from the Eastern
cities, where he has purchased carefully
selected stock OF dress goods, clothing, etc.
Call and see the latest styles.
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Newton, the Banner Tax-paying
County.
Brandon Republican,


Newton county is the cham pion prom pt
tax paying county in the State, and Capt
@. NJ. Gllaspie, the cham pion Sheriff He
did not turn over an acre of land TO the
State, and the delinquent poll tax list very
small. The captain is willing to take his
additional assessments and square up all
State and county taxes, of every kind,
of his county. l. there \ county i'm the
State that can make a better showing than
Newton.
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A CompIiment 20 DentIsts.

OF all professional men, dentists should
be the neatest, aud a class they are. Those
who require grateful, refreshing, delight
full aroma, while working about the organ
OF smell, should wei their hands in DR..
Prices Floral Riches. It's fragrance is not
only as pleasant as can be imagined, but
decidedly stimulating.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

HE STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
cohvenes at 10 O'Clock this morning in Tie
Hall OF House OF Representatives. The
State Board of Health will also hold its an
nual session this week
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HE V. and III. Railroad vii! give
delegates to State Sunday School Conven-
ton the benefit of half rates. Full fare
coning-retnrn free
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l. A w -
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

AN ACT to amend elton 1881 art. of chapter 1917 Of
Revised Code of 1871 enumeratng the in which
full deainer shall lie and to amend section 1896 of said
chapter in relation to giving new appeal bonds in such
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by tie Legislature
of tie State Of Mississippi, That section 1582
and article l, of chapter 10, of the Revised
Code of 1871, be and the same is hereby
amended by substituting for said article and
section the following, to wit: Article l, Sec
ton 1892. First, any one deprived of the pos
session of land by force or intimidation or
fraud or stratagem or stealth; Second, any
landlord against whom the possession Of land
is withheld by his tenant after the expiration
of his right by contract, expressed or implied
Third, any one entitled to the possession of any
lands or tenements wheron any person shall
enter or shall have entered in a peaceable
manner, in case where such entry is lawful,
and continues to hold the same after the expi-
ration of his right so to do against the consent
of the party entitled or whereon any per
son shall enter shall have entered in
peaceable manner in case where entry is not
given by law; And fourth, the legal represen-
tatives or assigns of him who is so deprived
of possession from whom possession is 50
withheld, as against him who so obtained or
withholds possession, and all claiming to hold
under him, shall at any time within three years
after such deprivation Withholding of pos
session be entitled to the summary remedy
herein prescribed
SEC. 2 Be 1t further enacted That sec
ton 1896, article 8, chapter 10, of the Revised
Code of 1871, be and the same is hereby
amended by adding after the word "appeal"
at the end of the last line of said section the
following clause 'and in all cases where any
appeal bond given under this article may be
defective in any respect may be lost or
destroyed, the appellant shall be allowed to
file new bond, which shall be, in all respects,
as valid and binding as if given originally
before the Justice on taking such appeal"
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That all
Acts, and parts of Acts in conflict with
this Act, be and the same are hereby repealed,
and that this Act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
APPROVED, March 5, 1878.
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OUR young townsman John II. Allen
was taken very suddenly and very serious
~ Ill last Monday night. Be- was inprov-
ing last night
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aTOO 90 REWAWD-

cVTOLFN. on the night of tho 27th Of Fcbru-
- arv from the stables Of The undorat Fncaf Iu
the Carthage road, ~ miles from Canton
Horses, one o dark bay horse, 9years ola wen
tail cut square 40 the end, and part el memo
cut from middle Of neck, aud q small WlI.n
Spot in right eye; n dark bay mnfe Venr
Mi both hind feet white above nnetern ioIn.r
with a small star An face.
the above reward win be naid lor horses nn.
thieves or q liberal reward Cor fhc hnra.H
WINS 0HEENI.
SMITH
marI8. '7s-lw
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BARK WANTED.

WE WANT TO CONTRACT for Delivery
w TO the Prison Of BLACK AND RED OAK
BARK for Tanning.
j. S. HAMILTON & co.
mart 78-w4t
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The nearer we approach the equator
the more frequent do we find abnormal A.
Eections OF the liver; but for aremedy con-
trolling such In any climate the HOME
SroMAcH BIrTERs has no equal.
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For SALE.

A VERY FINE SET OF FURNITURE
"A Very Cheap. Apply to Mas. F. E. STRIP
PLEAANN.
march20 1927
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NV EXPRESS TO-DAY.

7 AIDES NECK TIES and Silk Handker-
IL chiefs-in all new shades and latest styles,
at A. VIRDENS.
Mart 78-tf
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On the ON nay Of Nay, 1873,

On the bth Day OF may 1875
On the premises hereinafter mentioned. within
the hours prescribed Ny law, proceed to seII nt
following described lands lying iu Kinds
county State Of Mississippi, aud iu che City
Of Jackson. tO-Wit. beginning Ht point z.
Is chains No J., W, from the sW corner of a
lot formerly belonging 90 Lemon a. QuIItrr. gu
the north side Of Capitol street. boo West Juck-
son, and running thence q. 40 D i.1t chnIuH
10 bank Of Town Creek, thence N 2. 4U T. q lbs
chains 10 a sycamore tree - inches in diameter
on east side Of said creek, thence with tHe
meanders Of said creek ascending east bank
Of same n. l6o 30 +, 25l chains t0 % sycamore
inches in diameter, thence ~ a5. w. chain,
thence n $40 w. 2.GG chains t0 "a smniI ohm.
thence n. 81 80 +. / chain, thence ~. sle 1y
w 80 chains, thence n. To W.. 40 chains.
thence y. 5l9 30 h. 1874 chains t0 stake.
thence S. ] +. 80 links across to west bank off
Town Creek 1876 10 the place of beginning.
said lot being bounded on the west by he
lands Of the New Orleans, so. Louis and Chi-
sagO X. Il. Co, containing by estimate $40
acres, and being the same Dot conveyed
10 william and John Stunrt by Il. ~. HohH0u.
by deed October ], 1858, also OFT luthea, fnwHt
planning mills, mills, engines, shaitug. and
all machinery, moulds aud tools and hll im-
plements ermnchines Of what kind aueVer used
by the said Stuart s. Kirkland partners. iu
the manufacture Of implements and machines
in the foundry and factory owned and oUera-
ted by them on the above described laHds. AN
Of said realty and personally or suhIcIeucY
thereof 10 be sold 10 satisfy the balance due ON
the notes to j q T. Green, eeShla qus trust iu
said deeds for the security of which said deeds
were executed, tO-wit. 81 300 52-l00 with lI
per cent. per annum from December lO.
1877; also Sl405-l00 damages, both adIU-
dicated by decree Of Chancery Court of Hiudr
county, First District rendered March lI.
1873, In the case Of V. A. Kirkland et en-. Va.
Martha Stewart and others NO. 320)i also the
costs by said decree ordered 10 be made.
The title believed 20 be good but win cone
vey only such title as / am authorized To- make
by said deeds Of trusts and decree.
j. J. GREEN, Trustee.
Aprl8, 78-6w.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by tie Legislature
Of tie State of Mississippi, That section TWEEN
ty, (20) of an Act to amend an Act entitled
an Act to amend chapter nine, 90 of the Re-
vised Code of 1871, in relation to the iurisdic-
ton, pleading and practice of chancery courts,
approved April Is, 1876 be and the same is
hereby stricken out, and the following section,
numbered twenty, (20) be inserted in lieu
thereof:
SEC. 90 Be 1t further enacted, That section
ITO of said Code be and the same is hereby
amended, as to read as follows: Section
ITO. When the testator, by will, shall direct
that his executors shall not be required to give
bond, then none shall be required unless the
court, or the clerk in vacation, at any time,
should have good reason to suspect the exec
utor of fraud, or INSTRUMENTATION, any
one or more creditors of said estate or any
devisee or legatee named in said will, should
petition the court, or clerk in vacation, under
oath, setting forth his or their interest in said
estate, and stating that he o. they verify be-
ieve bond to be necessary for the eventual
recovery of his or their interest or debt; in
either event it shall be the duty of the chan
cellor, or clerk in vacation, to require bond
with good security for an amount at least
sufficient to cover the interest of said devisee
or legatee, or the debts probated against, or
shown to be outstanding against the estate Of
such testator; and If it be not given, to remove
the executor, and grant letters of administra-
ton with the will annexed.
SEc. Q. Be 1t further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and after
it's passage.
ApPRQTED, March 5, 1878.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

MAS. T. ;. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer
Of one of the Levee Districts, was in the
c.-y last week, and was warmly welcomed
bv the numerous friends of his boyhood
DIV.
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Demdh OF "a Good MAN.

WASHINGTON, April l. - Rev. Father
Charles j. White, for twenty years Pastor
OF st. Matthew's Church in this city, and
who has been confined tn his room for sew
eral months past with cancer, died this
morning.
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Market News.

NKw ORLEANS, April 2.-The sales to-
dav were confined To a little over $500
bales at Irregular and in most cases easier
prices requiring a reduction of partial
lsc. in good ordinary and the grades above.
We give also the figures and report OF the
Exchange as below
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

Glow To Till THE Soil" is the title
Of plain, practical treatise on agriculture,
hy John II. McAtee, Esq, OF Oakland, Miss.
notice Of same having appeared in our
columns two months since, many inquiries
have been addressed to US as to where and
how to get the pamphlet. Mr.. McAfee has
sent us several dozen to dispose Of for him,
and orders will be filled at 80 cents per
annN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

J. c. PREwErr, ESQ, of the Yazoo
bar, was in the city on professional business
last week.
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IHt IUIVSUIIIg dIC IIIt WIOItsdIV TIIVs'
The Returning IBOArders Happy.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-The Superior
Court made the following order. in the
Anderson case: lit is ordered and decrecd
that re-hcarlng is refused, and that our
Judgment stand undIsturbrd." Mr.. Castel
anos, one of Auderson's counsel, mmedi-
ately went with certified copy OF the
the Parish Prison.
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Maryland Wants "a Rehearing OF
IIIe Electoral Count.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 1.-The joint res
olution instructing the Attorney General
OF the State to exhibit bill In the Su-
prene Court of the United States on be-
half Of the State of Maryland. praying ju-
dicial review of the electoral count, and
which passed the House of Delegates March
IS, was passed by the Senate tonight.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postofhce
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the
week ending March 30, 1873:
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Suicide of the Infamous AbOr-
Zionist.

New YORK, April MADAME Restell
committed suicide by cutting her throat
with a carving knife, She was found lying
in bath-tub which was filled with water.
She left fortune estimated at Sl5OOOO.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

Liabilities losses cic.t.eI tJ,i"I Dps
Reinsurance reserve. ISggUs go
1850 1889 go
STEPHEN CHowELL PuLtNDEu SHAW,
President. Woo Pros ilcul.
WV. r. CRowELL, Secretary
T. Il. BURCH, GENERAL AaEyr.
100 LaSale st. Chicago. no.
BAREOVVS - S1IETsHE, Agcutss
ap3-3t JACKSON, MISS.
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The Railroad Funding Bills

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The question on
| the railroad funding bills will soon be taken
up in the Senate and "A choice made between
| the Judiciary Committee bill and the
Matthews bill, which last is favored by the
railroads. The best opinion is 40 votes for
I the judiciary Committee bill, 20 nays and 6
| Senators doubtful.
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New YORK, April 1.--Financial tele-
grams from European centres indicate
hopefulness of sediment OF the Anglo
Russian imbroglio by compromise. Hence
there is an advance in funds to-day.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

SEVERAL legal notices appear in this
issue to which attention is called.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

AN ACT amend Act to amend chapter nine (9) Of
the Revised Code of 1871 in relation Jurisdiction
pleading and practice of Chancery Courts, approved
April Is, 1876
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

JACKSON COUNCIL No. l, Friends Of
Temperance, elected its officers last Friday
night for the ensuing semi-annual term, as
follows: President, =. w. Lusk, Jr. ;
Worthy Associate, Thos. 5. Barksdale
Pas Past President, jesse Barr; Chaplain,
Thos. p. Barr; Secretary, j. w. Smy'ie
Financial Secretary, Z. 7. Evans; Treasu-
rer. Miss Caroline Howell; Guide, II. X.
Hardy: Assistant Guide, Walter Kim ball ;
Inside Guard, J. Farrell; Outside Guard,
John Estelle.
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SEE advertisement Of bridge to let.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

FULL LIME OF rHnMW an
"A Ware and Wooden
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THE GCLLEr GIN.-A correspondent notes a
visir 10 the Outlet Gin Factory, located at
Amite City, and passes high encomium upon
what he saw there Among the many 2, neral
agents for the Guilett Gin are II. Dudley
Coleman 6 Bro, New Orleans; o. M.
stone & Co., Augusta, Ga; Major 'Tno. w.
Wicks, Galveston; Orgill Bros. & Co.,
Memphis; 4. NJ. Paxton & Co, Vicks burg /;
BillupS & Banks, Columbus; Marks & Fitz-
patrick, Montgomery, any of whom will
give any Information required by CORES
pondents, or address factory direct at
Amite CITY La
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Cheap. simple, Durable. Efficient.
A Day at the Gin Factory.

The GulIett Improved Magnolia Gin
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GENERAL QUOTATIONS..

CORN-5U cents per busheI.
FLoUR-S5 80 to So - per barrel.
BACoN-SIdes 6 cents per h.; Hams, 5
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april, IL
TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER TWO DEEDS OF TRUST. dated
~ one on September 18Th, l1ll the other
September -, 1876. made 90 zoe 0s Trustee Iy
Stuart 81 Kirkl1nd aud a. n. kirkland and
duly recorded at Jackson, J. ns Trustee win
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MANUF4GEURAs.
What EnaerP=ise. Energy ard
Perseverance will accomplish

The Acme Of Perfection Reached Ia Gin
Machinery.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-28
Resolutions OF Respect.

At special meeting of Paris Div. Sons of TEN
perance, held Saturday evening" Nov Esd, 1878
the following resolutions of coincidence and res
pect were passed relative to the death Of Mrs
John Evans, member Of our Order:
WHEREAS. It has pleased our Heavenly Faith
er in His divine wisdom to remove from OH
midst Sister Ann Evans, q very much beloved
and honored member of this division
WHEREAS, In her death, the division has los
a faithful member, and her husband beloved
wife. her children beloved mother, and societ.
a true, and christian woman, therefore be it
Resolued, That the members of this divisio,
individually have lost true friend whose words
OF cheer and deeds of kindness, were ever read,
for all, for whose death we mourn we humbl,
bow in submission to the will of Him, who doetl
all things well.
Resolted, That we tender to the family of orl
departed Sister, our heartfelt sympathy in this
time Of affection, and that we wear in the Divis-
ion room badges ofmourning for the usual length
OF time, and further,
Resotred, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the bereaved family, to the Union Grove
Enterprise. and Sons of Temperance
CHARLES powell, s;
WILLIAM BUTTON,
GEORGE PRICE. 81
By Order Of COMMITTEE,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-28

The Shakespeare Club propose to pro.
duce Richard III in grand STYLE. some
time in January Of next year. The
cast will embrace Nh. Warvelle as
Richard III, Mr.. Sinclair as Richmond
Mr.. Martin as Buckingham, Mrs. New.
ell as Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Sinclair as
Duchess of York, and numerous other
equally capable members of the club
IN other important parts. The cos.
tune Will be procured in Chica 20, and
every effort will be made toward his.
torial exactness. New scenery will be
provided, and the matter Of stage ac-
cessories will receive every attention
1t will be the most important play yet
rendered by the society, and no pains
will be spared to make it a social and
dramatic success. d.
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FARMERS MEETING.

The Kenosha County Farmers AS
ISOLATION will meet at Kellogg's Hall,
at 10 A. M, on Friday, Dec. 9th, prox.
The programme is as follows: Call to
order, arrangement Of preliminaries
and adjournment for dinner. An essay
on the question, Does Farming Pay
will be read bp A. D. Cornwell ESQ
after which the question will be dis
cussed by members of the Association
One of the pleasant features of these
meetings is the substantial and album
dant repast provided by the ladies, and
the uninterrupted flow of sociability
The Importance of farmers meeting,
together at stated times for consulta-
ton and discussion is conceded, and
the benefit resulting thereby is no long
er an open question. The members of
the Association desire that large
number Of farmers and their wives
should share these benefits and pleas
ures, and hope to see more new faces
present at the coming meeting.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-28

HISCOX-BROWER-In Burlington, on Tues
day, Nov. 10. ITS, by the Rev F. HI. CRUDE
at his residence, Mr.. william H. Hiscox and
Miss Emeline Brewer, both of Randall, Keno
sha County, Wisconsin.
HARVEY-ELLIS-A the Wilmot Hotel. in
Wilmot, Wis, Nov. 9th, 1873, by Arson Pierce
Esq, Mr.. Cyrus c. Harvey and Miss Emma
E. Ellis, all from Avon. Lake Co.. III.
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The PeODZe Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed BY
physicians, or sold by Druggists, tha
carries such evidence of it's success
and superior virtue as BosCHEE's
German Syrup for severe Coughs
Colds settled on the breast, Consump
ton, or any disease of the Throat OF
Lungs. A proof of that fact is that
any person afflicted, can get a sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it's superior
effect before buying the regular size at
Is cents. It has lately been introdu-
ced in this country from Germany
and it's wonderful cures are astonish-
ing everyone that use 1t. Three doses
will relieve any case. Try it. Sold by
j. B. StarkWeather.
47y1eOW.
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Editor Of Kenosha Telegraph:

Editor Of Keaaosha Telegraph:
SIR:-May ask for space in your
paper for the purpose of answering a
question that is frequently asked. AT
what age should children commence
the study of vocal music:
| would answer simply like this.
They should commence singing when
they commence speaking. Children
are creatures of imitation, and can. in
most cases, learn to sing as easily as
they can learn to speak. Shut the
child from the sound of the human
voice, either in conversation or sono
until 1t has reached it's fourteenth
year, and you will find that only per.
haps one in every hundred will eve,
after learn to speak its native Cor. any
other) language intelligently. AND
yet, many of our youths, not beina
IouIIoulueu Dy the proper musical in
fiuence and not having obtained an,
instructions in music, reach the years
OF maturity without being able to dis
tlngulSh one tune from another AZ
Wen might you expect the child who
mas never heard the sound of the I'm
man voice to be a fluent speaker, as
that 1t should be good singer with
out having been surrounded by the
sweet tones of music.
When music is taught in every pub
lie and private school in the land as
It ought to be. and as it certainly soor
will be, there will be a grand reform
IN thls-the right-direction, and the1
Americans, and not Germans onlv
VIII truly be called musical people.
NJ. w. BECKER,