davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1879-06-16
RAlLROAD0s
a,1ruIA, WILMINGTON =
bHlLAln,kMnRE RAIL ROAD.

-nAnELrHIA, WiL6n1tnr"A0"
DHliLIAInIMORE RAIL hoAD'
June Q, 1879. ,,,,,vs
Tram. will leave Wilmington ~ '0..0v'
!! .a.,,b,s and Intermsdniasts u sSsti9ao' ~ y
Z rhl,1,So.'fio TO- 10 80 .. m'' SSo' 'O''
Express, soc q 20 \, 10 % y ~. ~
inl,s's,npd snd New York, ST. 7 oV'io"'' 49,
~, nss, sors -, sns q I Intermediate stasisns'
49, a. 90 M u Say Line, 7.os, p. m. ..
BaltimoO,ree Ore and washington IL ol, 2ls'S. %.
o ;ia1S, y, 1S 1Dsisware division: Iesye fer'
.ralacs acss,,s -, e s.i5. q. m. los, g 80 pm:
sew Uss s,on and Intermediate StatioAs'
\. T. A. =, and d. Intermediate Stations s.i0
p' '"' SUNDAY TRAINS.
o.,,.d.lpbis and Intermediate otasions
m. 90, G.36, p. m.
nv,',sssIphia " and New YORK. 1'os' "''
y, ,pp,nrs M; and washington, II 81. . II
hiber nh Information passengers art
Ior I,.,..l ia "a the tina tables p0stedu = St tne
2efIes I" NV H. KENNEY..
Dp0t. auper ntAnder
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-Lumber va I'd
L Front and W est sire. Is. Apply to,
W. Il. CAUSE,
feb22-tf Front md West SITS.
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r-AWARE W EXTERN RAILROAD
Chsnge of hours. On and after Feo.
,sIS Trans will run as fol- ows:
,u lss%s , Wilmington, 7.1b .. M, 1880 a. M
BID $50 Up. m. o.o m 70 40 Nom
n,y a,,ivs PomerOy, Q 80 a m, % m.
Returning. leave Pomeroy 1910 D. m.
Re,urnpg. i%Ii z leave Avondale, Il Il noon,
hrnylp,. wilmington, sno 2. m. $40 p
Aisaet, IVA = n, m. ID. CONNELL,
s,am,f s, w superintendent.
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l,OR RENT.-Secoud story room IN
L Telegraph Building, IN good order,
suitable for office or assembly room; Will
oe rented with special Inducements,
Applyto EDWARD MCINADL,
feb22 If. Second and Market SITS.
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CHERIFF.S SALE

CHERIFF'S SALE
y BY virtue of IL writ of Levari Facias +,
TO me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale at the
LAFA1 ETTE HOTEL, 81 shipley ST. ,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY, The 2Sth Day of June,
A,D., 1879, at 2 o'clock p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz :.
ALI that certain lot piece. or parcel OF land
with a brick messuage hereon situate H.
the city of Wilmington aforesaid, bound
cd and described as 1oi slows. TO wit: Be
gipni at the westerly side of Markel
street between Front and Water streets, at
the distance OF 5S feet inches and half
from the southtrly side OF Front street at
. perches broad, thence north SO degrees
west, and pa sing through the middle of
the north-e st gable end wall of the mess
uage on this lot. and parallel with Front
stree ct 90 feet inches to land now or late OF
Joshua II. Seal, thence south 80 degrees
west parallel with Market street l6 feet 4
Incl es To land late of Hugh Mc4overn,
thence by said land south 5s degrees, east
passing through the middle OF the SOUTH
erly gabie end wall of ,id iessuage
parallel with the first mentioned line So
feet inches to the aforesaid side of Marke
east is feet inches to the lace of begin
ming, be the same more or less.
Seized ana taken IN execution as the
property of Matthew Baxter, Executor OF
James Baxter, deceasei, and /. and to
be sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, June TO-
1879. Jei -3tawts.
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EOh SALE.
L A Store Property, with is acres Of
and, good brick dwelling house and other
ut-buiidings. Price $500. A bargain.
Apply TO EVANS PENNINGTON,
ocli9 Eighth and Market is.
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LIOR RgNT.-Second- story front room
in Gazette building, 4l6 Market street.
Apply at this Office.
i,OR SAL:.-A FIRE proof safe. inquire
u at this office, MARRIOTT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

The disposition of farmers sons to es-
cape from farm labor at the earliest DOS.
sible moment is doubtless due less to the
nature Of the work than to the fact that
farmers boys are usually expected to
work - matter of course, and withou
any personal interest in the result. His
efforts receive no special recognition or
reward, and few opportunities are Of
fered him for personal distinction or
profit.
Mr.. Stillman B. Allen, of York coun.
~, Maine, believes that much good nigh.
30 done by taking more account of boys
labor on farms, and sets Q practical ex.
ample BY offering . series OF premiums
to the boys Of his county, for individual
efforts in farming. Thus, to the boy
(under sixtccn) who shall raise the
most Indian corn on one eighth OF an
aero Of land during the coming season,
he offers . premium Of 500. To
the boy Who shall raise the
next largest quantity, $50, and to the
i've boys Who shall raise the next largses
quantiiy, SO each.
The coaditons are easy, and the
awards are 70 b aade By the President
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
Where the Sun Jumps . Day.

Chatham Island, lying off tho coast Of
New Zealand, in the South Pacific Ocean,
IS peculiarly situated, - it is one OF the
habited points of the globe whore the
day of the week changes. 1t is just in
the line Of demarkatiOn between dates.
There high IL on Sunday or noon ceas'
es, and instantly Monday meridian be-
gins. Sunday comes into man 3 house
on the east side and becomes Monday
by the time it passes ont the western
door. A man sits down to his MONDAY
dinner on Sunday, ard it is Monday be-
fore he finishes It,.
That Saturday is Sunday and Sunday
is Monday, and Monday SUDDENLY be.
comes transferred into Tuesday. 1t is q
good place for people who have los,
much time, for by taking an early start
they can always get . day ahead on
Chatham Island. 1t took philosophers
and geographers long time to settle
tho puzzle of where Sunday noon ceased
and where Monday began, with . mar
travelling west fifteen degrees an hour,
or with the sun. 1t is hoped that the
next English Arctic expedition will set
tie the other mooted question :-"Where
will one stop who travels northw cst
continually"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

of the County Agricultural Society.
At tho end of the season each contestant
will have to make and sign . full report,
giving the shape. description, and loca-
ton of land, when planted, when and
how many times hoed. when stalks were
topped, if at all, when harvested, and
how much IS raised, and a. nearly as
can be estimated, the value Of manure,
and number of days labor spent upon
the crop, excluding the husking, when
he may have oil the help he wants from
the boys and girls IN the neighborhood.
The example set BY Mr.. Allen is
worthy Of being widely followed, not
only for the immediate effect in height.
cnlng the interest of boys in farm work,
but for its indirect effect in raising the
standard Of such labor. Tho boy that
has learned BY aetna! trial that it 10 pos
siblc, by careful cultivation, to get from
an eighth of an acre a. large q crop as
tho average farmer gets from twico or
thrice the ground, will not soon forget
the lesson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

A uew benevolent and sanitary plan
has been adopted in London. Two
weeks of rural life will DO given IN the
village of Halstead, near Sevenoaks, 70
poor London children, on the recon.
mendation of any clergyman, surgeon,
school teacher, or other responsible per.
son. Preference will be given to girls
rather than boys, and to delicate rather
than robust children. Tho number,
however, Of those who can be accommo.
dated seems az present to be very small.
Paris has ~ dailies, including the on.
ciel and the Bulletin Francois, % Of
which are published in the morning. OF
the 40 that take party sides, % are re-
publican, 6 legitimisi, S oriesnist, and
lmperialist. Tho big papers circulate
$4,000 copies . day. Of which about
i00, 900 preach republican politics, co..
900 orleanist, 90, 900 imperislist, and "a
900 legltimist. The circulation Of the
small papers is estimated At !, 200, 600
papers o day; Of this three quarters 10
republican, 20O, 900 disseminate orlcanist
views, ana 10000 imperialism.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
Notice.
To r.e,n I, ma, concsrn.

To tsaoHs 10 alay CONCERN.
WE the undersigned frrehol.iers anil PRESIDENTS Of
w Saline county. Kansas, duly appointed a pro-
vitel by law. by the Hon. John ~ Prescott Judge
Of tnr 18th judicial District Of the stat. OF kanza
the 9Th day OF April. A. d. is1s 10 lay on Sains
and Southwestern Railway through the coanty q 50
line, and state of Kansas, aud IL make the apprss
meut and the damages for the lands asked
d. condemned lie u.s.i the construction OF thu
salt Silina and Sbuhvcsfern railway through Saline
county, Kansas, viii meet ~ Salinn ksnsar. Sat.
aryisy the lyie DAY OF May, a. H. is-s ate O'Clock
OF -ad day, amt commence Ia lay on the %
said railway. and proceed To the damages
will be csussd by said railway. and may be s.tshed
neni Thereon lay Of the appropriation Of such
right way To their lands. uprn and along The line
of it, proposed route upon which rruJsss.t Ia he.
Constructed and bat amt which viii be used ihsrc
tor. Jcrt N.irRV.
A. MkiLiNsroS,
la-ti DAVID ksssH.
Dated at salina. Kansas. April ath. A. ID. ISIS.
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Shootinr WITH the Ione. Bow.

1t was on q long East India voyage in
o French ship that, in pleasant eve
ming some sailors were spinning yarns
as q pastime. One of them had been
wrecked. The ship went down under
the crew, and sent them SUDDENLY afoat.
He said:
CATER swimming ton hours, I felt
myself about going down, whom l saw
q cask rolling about in the heavy sea.
1 mounted it astride, and waited to see
what would turn up. At the end of
three days l saw sail it was French
ship. sang out, 'ahoy! ship ahoy!
"Who are your the helmsman sang
out.
"Where you bound?' l cried.
""To Calcutta
"'That's pity. am bound to Ba.
tayia, and l will watt"
Another sailor prit la parole and said !:
81 have cousin who is partner in .
great commercial house in the north of
France. He met at tavern one day .
merchant from Provence, Who asked
him, are you dong much business, 2
"'An enormous business, 'he replied.
"sBut what do you call enormous?'
"JPell, to give you an idea of it;
will tell you that in our correspondence
our house uses two thousand francs
worth of ink IN year
TIA what's that said tho other.
Our house at Murseiles saves every
year tour thousand francs IN ink just BY
emitting the dots To the is.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
Ovckiso'e A,nIca SaIve,

The best salvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam. Tet
ter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains Coros,
and all kinds Of Skin Erspuons. This
Salve 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect sat
isfsction In every case OF money refund
ed. Price IS ceots per boz. For sale
By Howard II. Sale. SaIisa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

Df. Ain& SalneSu1a 6oDoeo Ce0poon1
Is strictly vegetable preparation ,aod
will positively cure Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Acidity Of Stomach, coming
up Of food, Pain in pit Of Stomach, Low
Spirits, BIliousncss, Constipation, Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint or any affection Of
the Stomach or Liver, IN the shortest
time possible. You are not ssked 70
buy until you know what you are get
ting. Therefore, - you value Jour ex-
istence, do not fail to 60 to your drug
gist, Howard u. Sale, Salina, and get .
trial bottle free Of charge, which will
show what regular one dollar bottle
will do. Ask for DR. KIxa CALIpoRyiA
GOLDEN COxPoUND, and take no other.
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A 81 en- OPENING
leadyj,;c. Colorado

leadyiiic, Colorado -Tss vat deposits n
CARDINALS Of silver At L~SisIIs. nsssy miles IN
extent are eosessei - b. tb~ richest discovered
Ihsy lay "a hsr<,ntsi -si- al gravel from
% u f7ri iset asd fran - ~ fsss t,-lsu M ar.
fsee. zrs nib>i win al os giek AL sssoves -
sissiaHg ar i--p. sxP~s-Sv. .ssft. h4Hr se,ar-s
q The o-ss "a IN rsrtci- ts.s. q hssa .i-
veT sasrlz hsrsiossre fssi sz,cse ~ssrxy ard sis-
| y bra; hsiaz tAr gaiY rs-4zasites
I The ees. Way There Eaasas CIV -
iess~a ~5rsh tsks te kxa%ss Psriee RI - fssss~r
~ psnfer. sosssh Pad 4 I-.e-6, V. x wsss.ssz
- m -. x=st u D-aTsr. izs- ~ GA Fasx AIR
st.s-- :. H.i-s - FsirysEJ q HsIs. % ieEiyEss
Ilas, tAs sfsr In. ave- 80 ns~s u sSAzasz gal
zrNa;s % fss ksssAs Pes g. y szrrssi e 80
tFsrss Ps~-a<-s Tszsss Ezss loo - - szJ
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m--ssna, va pare foss< zad ersi.-sssar sss..
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a. q rsif as sliF~f en- as Ef4ss-sr srl.ss a.
VARSITY q - sssa>rT. SEsr. zs.ssls-s .rsr.essas
80 ~ Pressure s~-ssr. .@-ssss srl-s. C.,...ss..
Tee tnFals4. a. oF1-s.e-si sd ga sa4 szss..
sssts-s.
Golden 5e,f Route IA, E-ss.. P.<ss~ e.
= ~ sss be- rsa@-E r.firs t-ss.s essses-, vs.
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90 &c. cs.>ss - s.ssr ~ssa..-us ,s.r- 81 &c.,
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fss zsi ras~ass sa--~sa~e o. szsss--s s-s 49,.
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xS--as fsst@s d Ss~ass CO. No. - a. g..
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a. 49, susF ~ iaisass sasssas s.a~s.rs ssz-s
p . cRoAT. ss~4. rss.- aEess.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

FACrs WORTH REMEMBERING. One
thousand shingles, Land tour inches to
the weather, will cover one hundred
square feet of surface, and five pounds
OF shingle nails will nail them on.
One.fiftb more siding and flooring Is
needed than the number Of square feet
of surface tn be covered, because Of the
lap in the siding and matching OF the
floor.
One thousand laths vii! cover seventy
yards Of surface, and eleven pounds OF
laIh nails will nail them on.
Eight bushels of good lime. sixteen
bushels OF sand and one bushel OF hair
will make enough good mortar to plas
ter one hundred square yards.
Five courses of brick will lay one foot
in height on d chimney, six bricks in .
course will make fue tour inches wide
and twelve inches long, and eight bricks
in course will make fue eight inches
wide and sixteen inches long.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

HI tFfo~ 81 e-stesa sssssss- issas<s ssss II fAs
- I,sfrs-1 <sst 81 fss isfs 5sfiss.a fss.sIs an
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So - ~ stof- fafsii zsd osr.etss So
. hsFfs-l Sr6t "a Hs-s3sf. 90 IN 1<y - NJ
r. $3.50 .ss-F - 80 eeyt Hs4~ safy 81 a&sss
ssiss ae-nff As-.ss ass- s-si-is- s-~s 80
- Ia rs tsisisF. so ssh - ks.1
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s1<s - Ia kezsstsP - f.sts - <ssrsss .fs,..
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- sshss s.ssea d<s<ss%ss. Essfsyss isa,iszs so
sl'prS-si - etzf-ss. 80 -is.ss $50 49, s.s.ss
- - 80 y zsJ $50 srsssssss sss1
es-f1k ver<. e@&sss. s.is.- f>s.fY. s.ssss.
s-rs- z "A. t@5s % o. kstss
80 sessif 49, ~ fa-@aff. a.sssss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

nN WIKI O. ~ .n ar.tf 81 - i-st.l .,.t - ,t
s1s'isiFisl '"ut - ~ tan iar i5-ittf ~lftit,
- 80 th' 'ftstit 81 Srff4 ts,. SLATE k.n-es b.,
-" Hs-'g ~ itt'ti rtsr afs4 9 tTsrf. sri
ffti. eiii. 4s stand o. ia Hi .iaT 81 NV
30 30 = 'i'f'. E rsai ,ttf "a fIf- s,-f
i'~f ." is f'iif Lsii-s - IN -hf -4iist S4trs
= i-ff he cdr ~ .. II isi,.ss srfii.sa a. o..
p's'~i Nst - So siah "a hsad f,siiss q ..
- % - f--f' s1si a. Do
~ ~ 'r'h -'ns'. & y. = zir.~i BOD ~.
:, t'. - -if.ri "a ~ - a sfr.ff. IL - 90
~ = ~ p" ~ - - Ns.st- ~ sT.sar is
'''' Pr 'Hf . - - iEfa sfr.-t. 80 ~.
.Hf rtasfy. .tr..sriiitsa ifi ~ s.rssr
zee stls a. f-r,fisi b. thr Hsz;ag.f -
-t s.I'fss o. IA. s--iulr sfsr.sahi
- Ft.ai. - ifhsii a. the property 81 the wHh
90 n-ad psfri.isisis asi appraised ths~e ti,t--
ssf bf-- hnnaifsst ss,i urtsfy fs8 ~ s t.sf
ar Ns'i r-s '-tais t. 10 -ii o. -sisfy ..si srsv
81 -s!r . Iart fitsFfs,f
-rfta's oiHss. Assus Sttine ..,satr A 49,. a...a
"h' 10 ~ t. B.srE,
~ q sheriff 81 lN.lfas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

NOTICE Is hereby given thai the following desert
~ hst lands and iowa lots sold in september l>.e
for the tax ISIS. viii he conveyed To the purchasers
unless rc.-,ncd before .he 9Th day
Of September, 4. II, ls.1, provided BY law.
j. n HAMILTON.
Treasurer OF Saline Comfy. Kansas.
r.. ,n,,,, Asx.a n~s~riofion = T 4 Aes Amt
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Kansas Pacific Railway.
L ANDSlLANDS! LEADVIi.LEf
KANSAS TO The FRONT!

The I<sdng Wheat STATE in the Cnlon In I-5s. asi
The Fourth Corn st4fr-The Gr~st kSnsa-
Harvest of les Solid for
the Goodies B~ir -
Ths celebrated Gram Belt country te inns
section OF Central kauszs. tr.Fsr-ci by the han-as
Pacsac.
1h~ following ssatrrn-nts taken from tc reTlrt
of the Kansas state Bari OF Agriculture for IT,:
mmS&Y0 Kansas rf-e- from the Eleventh v hea;
WU6UU state In Is. 20 the fIr-t wh~zi -,.;e in
tn Cnon m lse.. producing - q r. hu-ines ., in
ter wbeaf, and 3 -, $ks b1s6-is syfing wheat.
total
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
SheriU-s Sale.

The Boaui Of County Commissioners
of Saline County. Kansas.
Plaintiffs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.
Final Notice to Taxpayers

Of'iec of County Treasurer
Saline County. Kansas.
>aiIna. March 18th. 1873. y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
Sheriff. Safe.

sil kinds II 5oIsiy rert. nss~reiisnsDa. hsaassx
p ~. i-~t sod issb sfi.sinE sssigs;.s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

Mil reserve I. 2 and on Walnut and
~ streets. north OF Walnut an.i east
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North STREET

North street
Aud IA the original CITY - ~aiina 10
Saline taiuU'y, kshsas. AMI ata.F
property. snd ssr.h D. thxSrfsid.
!>stntIlsl Gtir. Charles " Han.
Robert NJ, an T. - Bradley. Bastl
4. Powers abi Hesr, q i'Nt-.
fru-fs~- oiih. tlr-I iisF.fi-f t.i.ufrh
~ -ssifna. n iii.ap \ i'si.in.s. Nart
Nr"Wn, ifii . u brow Atsfuf
BroNu, 'Isttt iFuwrt. ~. rs.--iti
-ins-iii, iiiIuiil, tam n firls.s
~ -, Nniisiu . '....i hrlrfr. -
iinE's'-s i.rnlan3sl ~ tlIeiotg. a o.
.i'ntirf-'lH snI eary 90 all s,s.t
s'iisfs u,.ta Nu, si.i ~. i-s.fs.iH-
D .NthT Of ttInfaF - "a go ~
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Is.l.--I ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-22


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HORSES oARkiASEs &Crisr PxcHC9sh and ash coils.
hhotksP HOUSES. Rooms Faces OF BUSINESS &C.
,ssrRT6TT6S7TI rRWTA6NTTT5SS-aP Ptsslss fssElssS col COL
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ccnber 2 A. D. 1879. with capital Of 81 CO., 70 which
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Delaware continue at 81 foot Of Beach
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
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An Ideal School for Girls.


From the London Truth, October q.
| have long bad a. an idea the
creation of a girls school which shall
be organized on exactly the same plan
rs public schools for boys-Eton, for
instance. The girls should reside by
twenties in the houses of married mas
ters, whose wives would act a. danes:
and there should in each house be q
resident guvcrness to discharge the
functions of monitors. The girls should
each have their own private room,
where they might take breakfast and
tea singly or in mcsscs of two and
three, as they might prefer, and they
should dine and sup at their tutors
and DANES tables. The classes should
be held in the school-rooms of the coll
lege under the direction Of male or
female professors and the girls should
attend services all together in their
chapel. As for recreation, such col
lege as | propose would become a little
township, having its walks and park
where the pupils would have liberty
to roam and play as they pleased un-
der certain restrictions as to hours of
lookup. If in college of this kind
music and drawing were treated rs
extras and the general education were
confined to the three Rs, modern lam
guages, history, geography and sewing.
| am convinced the school would turn
out very creditable pupils indeed, and,
what is equally to the purpose, would
render the school life of the girls hap
py, which il seldom is at present. |
hope TO sec this idea carried out some
day by group of paterfamilisses hav-
ing money TO embark in an enterprise
which would ultimately pay well is
more senses than one.