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Ian. pnetselnl y couF!o ot 1eArs aQo 1 70:
,ncmner ,. me tdanqc Tas Seriously contetnplated
~ fne y, H.. te xaS,nussana abandoDeo
ai.l cha.aetcf 0t ihc bnpor might do 1t more
Intm lilan Eood. for this is the most con.
ecrvat1se q countries ~ some thnRs, Though II
~ eunslant'Y nlteT1Ae Nd institutions anu con-
st'tntlo'ls' Al The safne time, 1t IL :
TIE MOST DAtsIHa AND RADICAL
In o,hcr filings. lt,ok at this Nnturo,t.ttc
movement Of Xniait In what nlhcr rn.,nt.s
wn,.ld IT I'm 20 hnon roe.ih1n3 Nj 4. a n"s
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wertf 'docked" another tfme to believed, for
tdltpR Oh the +. ct,ursc, hut these were Tho only
two Occasions lle remembered. The it1ling cun-
tfned, however, TO nome uxtent NIL through the
attic atory. On tho first story he thought In.
mth performed very llonest day'a work At
cuttitE. and n very iair day's work on the
third etory:. On tho n.t!c, however, there
was "ao'ne" idfinE, the tttne spent on tic arna-
Il s. cuur.e, whfclt was plain wosls, ordnnry
some unnecessary time was nl.u
tnent. The time apcnt on tlie next course under
ilwaa not q fur sample Of te tno spent IN
otArr portsons nf the Job. The time III tie
t'n1t cotirse IN the attic, for instance, was much
more excessive. Az TO re!nstatIny Hlcn, lic
ken OF ane-a Mr. Richards, nav hcntl-wl,p
WIS discharged i've tinles for inconnpctency, md
takenbnek each tttrto. This nau was discharged
once ut,der IUlmnn and four times under Hur-
ling.
Tilis c'oscd up tt1o witness' direct, antl the
Court iheFcnpon adjourned until this morning.
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Tull TFfe1,

A treo oa5 feet hish, In tho neiRhboshool OF
Stockton, Cal. has Ait.erto euIoyed llle reputa-
lion of being the talest in tho world but sn Of
tlclal Of lhe Forests uepartment ID Vtcsoria.
Austra,Ia, lately measured fallen eucalyptus
treo OF tho SUMO spuc!es lu tha Dandemung dis
tslct oil Vletosls, still standing, IL eatlmatsd at
25O fGVts
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" DOB HART"

-
Tie stnry Of 1th Life an Told by lfIn,solr-
What He Regards m rutcrppstttons OF III.
vim rfoyttiencc-rho EvI,s pr nruuIecn.
nc..
1t,o r,rk 7Ym,, uayt2.
When ,Ja,nns N. sutherland. t,ore familiar,
l., ,,,',s,..s a.. .,.ms eI ms.
y N'o"n ~ 1"u puo,'c 81 oetatoF noo has''
tic minstrel, stsppcd upon The platform In
slu Bercan baptist Church, rurncr Of bedford
.anl Downing streets, ]ast evening. la wos
ronf+,ntotI ,1 ~, .,ito,... ,x,,,o,, no-r ,..,.'.
'.'ntsu .,''', ~. y =" aaa''"su ""eo se'S neat'y
l'lcd s}'e bohy Of the building. Mr.. susher-
la,'d was dressed In plain black suit, ind
worc a white neck-,ic. 1lis frank, open
~, ,na ssr,.a., @ n.,an,,a I, ~ " o'i' T., ''I" ~.
encrs from the beginning. Since Ills
conversion, Il little over thrrn months ago, he
an,, H. ,;c,ts." la, ,., ~. .,,are,,'",.a J.,
u'a ~ u'seou,ae no. ''su. Vs. e'asae'eri@ea ~
lie portion deSotea 10 cxiortnf by 40 earnest
frrror which bctokcncd we'll for bis SUCCESS In
P,o,,n. anno,nrur the f}usnel Tcmncrance
.,.".'.I'',..' -, .,.,. .s.,. ,s,,.r ,l''.. ",
.nee',''Ee VI su's Seeh' WINCH ale 10 pe ,,eto Ill
the church to-niE ut 'h'd IN fucaday, Wcdncs-
day; a md Thu, rhnF'dsy , e,en'os,, Nh Sutherland
.nI ,bc, ,c,,,n Tin sto,v -, IL. .v.,,tt"1
~. nv s,'.' ~. ~. .,. .o ;" "' s~. u'..
ihe. Hc SAN t1at no man III New i o5s
cQulu OQ3HL VI uApGlEF or uEntEF DG&Fk tnEjl
lis ,,yn sfncs hi. co,,r.r.n, f,u,rtcrn wcckaoyo
I1ta ,.r. ,", h,.as .,r,a. ~ ,.,ssaa,,,,,,s
!i's i1te l'4a pee" ber'es VI miraculous e'espe1
IRON 'fnpehd'he oaslecfs ana nc kIllouc1* hs t'c
thinks low often the hand Of God bns been
stretched out 10 saye him from f1eath. t,js last
.,., H., ,,,,,.t hor-tho -, I'll ;1sa,h. thot ~
.'u'e u'e '"o,. ~, o' -" ue"'", sa. ~ !"
drhnkara' Mhen bnt yeass ol are nls parents
moved to within stone's throw pf the church
in which he stood, They ]iyed On what wns
known as smIth', court, an, Be was sent to
sr,,,nl % + in % Kinr , strr.t N1 7. " th.s tchnol.
when b years old. he, III company
with four other little boys, was vaccin-
nted. u1]n. effects of tla, yacc,natfon.t amid
,,,, u,,,,nr Il 1890 ~ .s,s: =, ,,,n. oo,,n-a,.1
e'c osna1't' "s3c W ,aa1c o1 u'e" e'""1'oeu
lnnattc. ll.auGhtcr.J No l don't mean that.
have ncyGr been lunatic, except when under
Tic Influence Of alcohol, It mndo al invalid az
ms mi ,yo. co.aroa n ,pr hni f,,r av.
..'s' ,' - r, .us .s sa 49, ., ~ M,u
years. lie nLher TOUT ooys aiea Enost nofrspa
tteatns, hnt sutherland vas mlfaehlo',sf Pre-
aersen' ;sf o. ~ IT,, cSVes ~ ~ 'g afS 81 ~, "eh
ne Mas noHHcu 10 leasn 10 Ma'k Met hGaln' iEo
MI inia,t Mis stroneth fap'a.y returned 20 nlin.
n}lu, WIlEn fGHf2 plH. rs nE aIfnT1Sl-
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linn nf tim te1uporary aleneusftu II lila wori,
In ISIS. Then he wclit to Twelfth street, wieru
l1r cut stone, mi was afterwards ttackre,)cr.
In such capacity he hud Of conrsc, ,,Otteci The
stonc yury frequently. The colur t,f lilo stone
,i,lxcd. d Why .snul pDrtlon 1t Tia slUues
WuIci, hau cnp,e under his supervision ought nut
to have Eo.io1n ,nrrc. Tl.us III thu third storY
were SELECTED will, great care, and when Ind
etunu WIS discovered it.p tl.t,ckeopcrs->r nj
Ioass h3,naelf-ruportc lie lnattor to liz surer-
tntrndent Of Sto,ls-euttug totnstltula Tie bud
Rtupes were thrown ont mud sometimes tileY
wcro not. Under t'russil,y, witness WA etune-
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W. A. TRAYLoR. w. S. HUNTER.
TRAYLOR & HUNTER,
fffOrnPysnf Lar.

yyyILL nrs -fire IN ite Courts ~ ptais ~nd stlnn
w ing counties. Particular attention given 10 rci
~1s-n-re ere soor East cf the st charles Hotel.
~ ef. fs-s IN
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lby science in opposition 10 pnbIi
opinion AS result il Is consideres
that we should.
The following resolution Of rcspec
WAS passed:
Eesolved. That we the teachers or thi.
institute, tender our thanks 10 The visit.
ors and patrons Of this ncighborhood
for The interest they have shown us ior
the cause Of education.
Teachers present: Rev. Sampson
Cox. 4. j. Noland. w. w. Gnllc,t. q. n.
Afkins. j. NJ. Pleasant. Mis- Sallic Harris.
Miss Della Pa,n S. C. Newton. B. II.
Miller. Adam Allies and Mr.. Sneedcr.
We Were also honored with The presence
q Wesley Kendall and John Prueit,
Trustees.
The teachers seem to manifest great
interest in the cansc of education. bv The
'ner1y and yignr with which they work
The Secretary was requested 10 fur
lish copy OF the proceedings az fh;s
Institute 10 the Editors OF The Jasner
SourIer and Times for publication.
SAMSON Cox, Supt.
Y. +. ATKINS. Sec'y.
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we are having nice weather now and
with but few exceptions the health =,
the community i good
The river still continues In good boar.
ing stage and several rafis of lcrs have
passed down in the last few DAYS.
Adam has just received a full sunnlv
Of comic valentines. and 10 those in.
clined 70 purchase they can surely IL
suited, the i4th gradually approaches
The Camp school honse two mjln.
northwest Of this place, situated III am
sister county Daviess. was dcsirovcl IL
nrc few night ago. origin OF fire mn
known.
On saturday last senator TravIor ~.
lTd paired with senator ~, nol;, MINI
icai questions, until this week ,ss.sa
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Now. here we come for the first time
with Mill creek items. Look out for
news Of the dag.
A steamboat has been asccndin. White
river during this week 4 W. va
watching for u 10 ascend Mill creek -
he could 20 down 10 Zee the Bnrris.
Bully for ,ol y. 90 il while yon are
young.
q. Nc. has been seen travclirv the
Portcrsville road A. far as N. W. every
Saturday and Sunday evenings: /: he saw
NJ. i 'he girl for him. Pirt says A. II.
must have gui scared at A. ~
has never been around ~inrc the last
deep snow. A. that will never A.. frg.
try again GEAcr DF~T0N.
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Extracts and spices.
No more skating now.

| No more skating now.
| More mud than agreeable M present.
We Ike 10 hear several Young genfs
lquarre!ing about a Young lady, each ono
lclainiing her to he his darling.
Several young ladies got on their ears
about the items given by us. Please
handle ns gently as we are OF the
feminine sex.
The widows are Withdrawing from the
field.
The three young gents that went 10
see certain Young lady on Main street
recently. were seen standing on tho
Public Square looking at each other.
Neither one said word for few
minutes. but cut awful faces nj each
other. $. w. commenced by saying
that NJ. told me 10 call again. j. r.
said she told him twice and oh. J. Il.
:. comes in last and SAYS she didn't tell
him TO come AZ all. Now sam. whv
didn't you 70 mp tho hill /. Won would
have stood better chance there. j. :.
felt very badly hurt. because sam would
not 20 10 the bill with him. =. saws
am certain that printer and clerk are M
there. and | would not meet them for
china doll.
J. =. the smiling Young drv goods
clerk, can he seen walking up and down
the sidewalk IN front OF the store all
day long. looking across the street ani
saving. II wonder how I got down ihen
stairs in two jumps without breaking
NV neck ?-
=. X. didn't have an opponent last
Sunday evening The Other three
wanted to speak 70 NJ. and what pitv
Il was she only had two ears and couli
only listen 70 two Of them. H.. III 4
good thing If fellow l. solid.
W. r. says there Il no boy in town
that could 60 with his dear: aud YOU.
N. H.. YOU couldn't touch us with A ten
foot pole.
Last Sunday eve crowd of Young
gents were surprised to hear that fcl-
ow from the country came IN town a.
visit one Of .Iasper'- bellies and had hren
informed rather nnceremoniousiv that
his company wasn't desirable. And the
fellow left making better time than y.
;. did from the same house last summer.
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Z Through our town en- route TO visit his
family anil friends nj Jasper. The sen
lafor was in one OF his best Of moods and
was looking fine. a. though legisla tive
business agreed with him lie only lad
ilfinle 10 shake hands with q few Of his
many friends here, and saws that All was
going well AZ the caDitol. he Informed
uS that several important bills were
pending and would reach the third read.
ing this week. The senator speaks In
glowing terms OF Lieut.. Gov. Gray. a. 4
presiding officer, and seems TO think the
Governor does not know his power.
Rev. o. &. Cooper preached for Us on
last sabbath AZ lOl a. m. affer which he
announced his intention Of giving the
people here protractcd meeting. be-
ginning on saturday night before the
third SUNDAY in this month.
lsidore Schumacher. "Auditor elect
passed through Poriersvil.e on last Sat-
urday returning from indianapolis,
where he had been on important bnsi-
ness. Although the fee and salary bill
may cut down the pocket-book liifle.
isidore does not seem 10 be cut down ia
appearance.
The III. M. Sweetser passed down tho
river on Sunday last with barge load
of lumber in tow en- route for Hazclfon.
Capt. Tucker was walking the "hur-
rican." did not learn who was ia the Of
ice and AT the wheel. We hear no news
n the ">nmmer Coon" and fear that
her "peltr has been taken and sold TO
'ome Of the numerous fur buyers.
"A craft came ont Of Mill creek few
LAYS ago. differed and manned ~ fol-
ows: Capt. f. H., first clerk. &. 81:
lr~' mate. f.: pilot. W. r. roustabouis,
n and ~: ship carpenters, w. X. and
!. The second clerk. A. G.. second
nate A. X. and purscr, +. f. walked
cross the point.
How CHERRY. Is the Sweetscr passed
p on last SATURDAY. one Of her crew said
bat he shot and killed turkey on the
slani below town Of course. we would
. and ret il. but II could not he found.
nd a. the boat passed down he baw led
~. Did yon get the Tc-Tmrkey -
We said no, and hung our head
ARRA-SA-PoCCE.
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OF known worth and established char
acter. and he will be wanted: the mcr
chant will want him for salesman or
clerk. or the mechanic will want him fo
an apprentice or journeyman. or fhos.
with job 10 let out will want him for
confracior; clients will want him for
lawyer: parents will want him for 4
teacher OF their children. and the people
will want him for m officer, perhaps fol
a governor Of some State or The other
he will be wanted - townsmon will
want him as citizen and acqnainiances
las neighbor aud friend. families as a
visitor and the world as an ucquain-
tance: nay. the girls will want him for
q beau and finally for a husband. BE
honest and industrious. bows. just
think Of il. and you will answer this
description; you can apply for situ-
afIon, but are you sure that ven will be
wanted: you NAV be smart and active
but that will not fill a place Of business !:
are yon honest you may be capable; are
YOU Industrious: YOU NAV be well
dressed and create a favorable impression
At first sight: are you both honest and
industrious you may apply for good
situation II YOU are sure your friends.l
teachers and acquaintanccs can recon-
mend you for those qualities. How
would you feel IL your character mol
being thus established. on hearing these.
words! /! II can't employ you.- Nothing
else will make mp for the lack of these.
qualities, no readiness or apfness for,
business will do il, you must be honestl
md industrious and work aud labor.
hen YOU will be called on in time Of,
Elections 70 iii places of good profit toll
ron by all the responsible men Of The, !,
owns and counties. Remember this
title boy. and yon viii be respected by /.
'thers, and will grow UP and be useful.
men. NV.
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For the Jasper Courier
The City of Ireland.

oh, have Won heard from Ireland?
The city Of great renown,
That looks when you approach II,
Like shoddy homespun clown:
Its streets are running backward.
The houses upside down.
There are lawyers, doctors plenty.
And better smiths cannot be found.
There are Dr.'s Parr and Kclso,
And Hill who Is quite small.
With many other Students
But Keen. he bests them all
s store j. always open,
His candies nice and new,
And apples for the bcggar,
Ask MILLER is il true.
Ike Hardin keeps The hotel,
Where many boarders stay.
lie curls his long black mustachc
And squints across The way.
J. NJ. who keeps the Union-house,
Holds office very grand.
lie can be seen most any time
With paper in his hand.
The town is ruled by governors,
Who riies with mighty power,
TT nr. Sharp and Adams,
Lord Ben i their right bower;
And SAMMY is the slop-boy
And tends his papa's hoss,v
lie lives in expectation
OF being second boss.
Fleming keeps the .bossest" store.
On Main aud Second streets.
lie u now quite ladies man.
And smiles. when certain one -" he
meets:
Lige is Just the sort Of clerk
To tend the store and all.
lie stays and spins bis windy warns,
While 4. h. makes his evening call.
CELoN.
IRELAND. Ism. Jan. 26. 1879.
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Mn. FDrToH.- Please publish the FOL
lowing selection for the benefit OF IN,
bows:
. Some people seem to think tha
lchildren have no character M al (: on ths
contrary. an observing eve sees IL
these Young creatures the signs Of what
thev are most likely 10 be for life
When vou see boy in haste 10 spcnd
every penny a. soon a. he gets il. |
mink il i sign that he will ne spend.
thrift When ! see bov boarding m
j pennies and unwilling 10 part with
fnem for good purpose. | think II n
ign that he will he miser. When I
see boy or girl ALWAYS looking ont for
him or herself and disliking 10 share
good things with Others. I think II i n
ign that The child will grow M very
selfish person. When ! see bows and
girls often guarreling. think II i 4
sign that they will be violent and hate
~ mrn and women. When I see a
little boy willing 10 taste strong drink.
think n sign that he will be drunk
ard. When | sec. boy who never AZ
tends 10 The services of religion. | think
Y sign that he will be a prnfauc aud
proiliraie man. When sec n child
obedient - his parents think II i 4
s'gn of great future blessings from his
heavenly parents: and though great
changes sometimes take place in the
character. VET rs a general rule these
signs 10 not fail.
a nr"fenfious hoys character is soon
revealed hv his boiSterous speech. cmptv
headed whiSflinr. noisy foof-sfcns and
disorderly conduct in general. wher-
ever and whenever Ne moves for the
purpose of discharring the service re-
uuirei ofh'm. Such hov when known
finds u difficult ~ ret place. and still
more 80 10 keep II after he gets if-so
lisagrreable does he make himself and \
VI with whom he j. brought in contact. 7
Bows should therefore remember this.
'o-wit +: THAT much ofihe capital which
secures success in business consists ar
rood breeding. aflnhlc pleasing man
,ers. transformations and orderly dcport-
mont who y that grows up within
elivcncc and friend TO every one I
i y The boy who conducts himself
well: who l. honest. diligcnf and obedi.
nj in MI things: Il il the boy who Il
making an effort continually Ia respect
'is faihc' and obey him IN whatever he
nav direct 70 be done it Is the boy who
: kind 10 other little boys. who respects
ge. and who never gets into difficulties
md qnarrcls with his companions: II is
he boy who leaves no effort untried. tol
improve himself in knowledge and
wisdom every day-who Il busy and
''tentive ~ endeavoring to do good acts
owarts others. Show me n bov whol
'bcys his parents. who Il diligent. who
las respect for age. who always has a
riendlv disposition. and who applies
himself diligently 10 get wisdom, and 70 Il
10 good toward others. and III ne is not
espcctcd and beloved by everybody,
hen there Is no such thing as truth in
his world. An honest and Industrious
10Y is always wanted. he will be sought
or his services will be In demand. he
will be spoken OF In terms Of highI
recommendation. he will always have 4
nome, aud he will grow up 10 Ne man
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v Io-day the mnrderer<. John Ache,
|. ana William Merrick swunginto eternit,
IRON fhe gallows tree. Achey wa exc
'lcuied for the murder Of George 7 T.evvett
professional gambler. who had rohhed
him at cards Of All he had IN ne wo,.,d
.for him there was some feelinr of hin,
but for his comranion NrerricL \, ca,'
I re safely said. TINT inall the wide world.
iEerr was nof human being that cared
'or him or hiS awful fate. Tie crime
'or which he miserhIy perished. can
.rarccly he parallolfd IN M human
history. He made the acquaintance ~ =
trusting confiding woman. AMI ~ III
Nevfilsh arts. accomplished her ruin
md then cast her or. She Instituted
hasiardv proceedings against him. aud
70 stop Tho suit he married her III Au~ust
~ last year. She lived with him. ahnS-
~. starved and mistleafed fiendisl,lv
until Sept 18th. when he took her ont a
buggy riding about dusk. stopped 4. N
sfloon ~ The cifv. put eight grains of
s'rvchnine ~ p glass OF blackberry wine
and gave Il 10 her: she was then iust .nl
ne point of confinement. lie went ~
Wild her 70 the country. the roisnnI
brought on labor. ani caused hor ,le.,b
w 'nre 'he parilv horn child from herl
womb. >irinpcd tho body Of the motherl
stark naked. and buried both 81 com
mon grave In the lonely woods. HeI
'ian Tor wears been a reslirreciionist. and
he tried 70 sell the hoiv or his lead
wife Tor dissection. hnt did not carry MI
mt for fear i wonld lead TO hfs detec-l
ION. The fact i now pretty clearlvl
Established ran Won wonder then thasl
here should be no piiv for him ? AL, ofI
he facts relating 10 the murder OF hisl
wife were established 5v clear and salts
acfcrv proof; and vet. ne protested his
innocence on the scafToid. At i2 NJ.
precisely. The men clothed in black
wearing white neckfies and gloves were
brought 70 The scafiold in the Jail.vard.
hev were assisted m the stcpS of Tie
'rnnold. Int walked 10 their seats m
After the reading ~ M
'eatn warrants they each spoke few
words. Achev saying Thar the killing OIL,
.egaeif was not premedifafcd. hut thatl,
g was ready 10 die for IL. and NIcrrick !,
declaring Ills entire innocence of thel'
lrath ~ his wife. A short and mosfl.
pprorriatc PRAYER was made by Rev.
~ leyis, of the NJ. L. church. and the
'ravcr for The dying was read bv Father.
'essonies. Of the Catholic church. The.
God Father. whose Kindness or heart Il
widely known was deeply affected.
nd when he kissed the penitenf kneeI-
NJ Anhey. many spectators she'd tears.
ne men were then placed under thel
opes. ami stood firmly while being I
inioned about the arms and legs. and .
ie nooses and caps We're being siius;ed. (;
y ~ .1u The trap was sprung and the /.
zen dropped five feet. where they hing ]
lspended. awful examples Of the effect
I sin. and The disobcdience Of law. !,
hey both died at least courageonsly. !
~ with but few struggles or evidence :
suffering. They were both pronounc-
! dead BY the physicians. whoaeld their !,
'iises from the time the drop fell. IN :.
IS than eight minutes. This i The !.
rsf execution in the history OF Marion !,
'unty; let Us hope It i the last.
OBSERVER. 4
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Tor ne Jasper cofFIFn.
Hall and Jefferson Townships
Institute.

The teachers of Hall and .Jctiersc
townships convened in Institute wor
at the Main School-houSn. The Inst
tutc opened with prayer. bv y. j. Nolan
and then proceeded a. business. VIII
Sampson Cox in the Chair and G.. r
Atkins Secretary.
Glasses were drilled and inferesfin.
exercises were DID IN various bran.l =
participated in by T. j. Nolan. q. =
Atkins. Mr.. Snecs'or. 8. c. Newton. w
W. Gnllcit- Della Pavne. Il. r. Miller
"A. Allies aud y. M. Pleasant.
The following essay was read hv Mis-,
y. Payne on The subject OF Order:
ORDER WHAT Is IL?
Ii II the regular arrangement OF atom,
or things into some systematic style
In looking around us. we see that all
things must comply with SOME law by
which they are governed. This rule i.
applicable in the school-room. We
must have system: we must secure or
der or else we fail in our undertaking.
for in silence originates thought. ID i
necessary for us in making teaching n
success. that we adopt II as one OF ihe
u 10 attain knowledge aud arrive NJ fhe
esiimahle point which the ancient Atlre-
ans had for cnitivating their mental
tastes. we mn~f understand how. aud
be ahlc to establish order in our schools
and like ancient Romans to valne and
respect II. These Were a nation Of en-
thn>iasis. Life 10 them was Of no value
unless they could. CRAFTY their desire
for mental culture. They were also 4
people who were equal advocates nf
law and order: therefore. we must
strictly adhere 10 order or system. FOR
without system. nothing OF importance
can be accomplished.
! again assert. that had II not hrcnl
for order nature would not perform her
duties aud instead. we would have
simply world Of chance. which in thcl
place of seeing the plants. shrubs and
frees growing upward and producing
their flowers and fruits. they would be
distorted. irregular and invalid. III
viewing the inorganic world. we OBJ
serve that the sun, moon and al HE
other plants perform their rotations
regularly. The earth. he great planet
on which we live does not stop and.
stand still; 1t i In perpetual motion.
making daily iis rotation. and annually
e revolution. thus producing day and
night and the changes OF the season \:
whereas. were II 10 cease TO move orr.
lay would be uncertain and sea sons un-
United.
Again, this rule Is not only applicable
Q the vegetable and inorganic world
'ui also 70 the human being in every
Tocation Of life.
Order Is the basis Of our Federal GOV
IN the several departments od'
which IL Is composed. each member must !;
perform multiplied duties with due rev-
renee else he becomes subjected 10 trial
md Is liable to forfeit his position
Thus in every situation Of life good.
rider must be maintained. when ~.
AXE into consideration the various
chools Of our country. there il notLino
hat speaks so ilattcringly OF school asl.
good order:' Il not only gains for usI,
he respect of Others, hut also gives ~ MI
rood opinion Of ourselves.
~ Grafton. BY John M. riesants-ll
subject: shall We teach facts sustained;