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, 1879-02-28
FIRES.


~A4AAHOt
A. stlli alarm OF flro to Engine COMPANY No.
0at . o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused
by fire breaking out in the two-story franc
hondc No, 1000 Indiana avenue, owned BY Mrs.
Mcintyre, uni occupied as a dwelling BY Dr.
Steele. Damage to building. so. Caute ot
irc, carelcssncss Ia hantllfNg u torchlfght used
iu thawinE ont d watorpipe.
The alarm from Box 873 Ut q o'clock Inst even
Ing was caused by tho explosion Of gas IN the
house Of Fred Duslng, OF No. 70 Clyhourn
avenue. Damage, SO; insured for $4,000 In
tho uernanla Mutual.
The alarm fron Hox ass ns 4:t}0 yesterday
morning was caused by fire In a small franc
building on the corner Ut Ashland avehuc and
Kinzle street. owned and occupied % tcle.
grnph Office BY tho Northwestern Railroad.
damage to building, SIS. Cnuse, a etoyepipu
setting lire to tlic woodwork.
a stlll-alarm to Chemical EnRino No. at
4:10 yesterday afternoon " Is caused By q llro In
the thrIc-stoTy brick building Nos. II nlt1 IL
West Randolph street, owned by L. Hodges,
md occupied on the first floor IA brush factory
by Il. Paulsen, brush-tnaker. md upon tho sec.
ond floor BY Munson s. Co., observation-disclosures.
The fire originated on the second floor from tin.
known cal1ses, Damage to building, -; to
contents, 800.
, 1879-02-28
The WEATHER.

OFFICE OF TIE Ci1RF H16NAL 'OPF1unn,
WAsHIs0roN, D. G., Feb, 28-l a. m.--1ntlt-
catons-Fos Tennessee and the Ohio YaIley,
slightly warmer, pattly cloudy weather, east to
south wnds, al,t falling barometer, followed In
tlae Ohio Valley by threatening weather a,nl
possibly light ruins during the night.
For tic Luke region, falling barometer, cast
crly to euuthcrly winds, slDwly rising tcm-
pcratNre during the day, increasing e'oulncss,
und, tn the Upper Lakh region, light snow.
For lhe Upper Mlselsappt anu Lover Mis-
rising temperature, wInda mostly east to south,
md generally cloudy weather, with light rAln
or Rn0#,
5utclal D!.patca 10 7ae Trt1un&
MINIATURES, FUG. 9I-TlD cold ware was felt
herc last night In its nlost intenso form. From
tsCrccs below zrro at II O'Clock, as announced
t' Tie r1!iBuNE, Tic mercury aai1k rapidly, In.
lkati1!s Il degrees bu!aw at o'ctnck q. NJ, unll
from 20 to ~ degrees below bptweru l H1rl
o'clock Il. ILL.,, ut various po,nts U! cxposuru.
THIN vGlnc ghatEc to tn0dcratiun. At o'clock
thu mercury t.luicatcl IL degrees below, ut
t,'elork 1G degrees belo., nllu at .ionn. ur East
Water street, II degrees ahoye. Thus i iiilutua.
degrees was experienced wltlla seven hours.
Tho sky Ia oEee moro pvcrrlst, with indications
of moro snow, while tic wind tetnaius steadily
from tl,c northwest.
tSptctoi n match 10 TIA Tribune d.
Fosp pu Lac, Wls, Fcb 97.-rhia ts the
ranged FROM 10 dcRrccs hollow zero ut
o'eloek, to Is Ut sunrise. Tho mercury, In cx.
6peetH Di.pa.cA to Ina 7rtsna&
WATnhTown. Wls., Fob. H.-Last night isaa
the so!tost tlcre Ut The wtnter the mercury ni
daylight th!s morning fn!!iug to e5 degrees bo'
LOCAL onssayAr1pSs
, 1879-02-28

DE MARcEEE AND THE "LAwTERNE."
PARIS, Fob. 17.-Do Marcere, Minister Of
tho Interior, III the Chamber OF Deputies to-
night will roply 10 Ia Lanterno's accusation
relative to his financial transactions. Ansart,
head Of. the Public Safety Department Of tho
Police, is to bo ron,ovod.> Tho Lanterns said
TINT ho was retained because he know too
much to mako 1t prudent to diamtsa him.
Marcere'a private secretary, Mover, will tenn
l,orarily rotiro In orxlor to prosecute tho
above journal, Which designated him an
accomplico."
The advance in per cent rentoB Ia In con-
sequence Of generally credited report that
Icon say, Minister of Fiuaueo, will doclaro
against tho possibility Of t4ni1 aotua! conyor-
sion,
PANS, Fob. 27.-At the sitting Of tl,e
Budget Co,nmittco to.tlny Loon Say declared
that the Government docs not contemplate
tho conversion Of tho + per cont renteB.
WOitK, BEGUN.
MAnR1D, Feb. 27.--Work has been com.
mencca on tho buildings for the International
Exhibition OF 1890.
HEwAilD OF 1MPupEAcR.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-1mbert, Formerly COM
nlnist engineer, condemned in contuma-
ola1a, aud who on the accession Of Grsyy to
tho Presidency announced IN tlo pnners that
ho was residing In Paris md had "nmnes-
tied himself" has bean sentenced by court
martial to tlye yoara' imprisonment.
UAnHaTrA.
PANS, Feb. 27.-vAo R4ppe! says GAM
betta agrees with the minority iu opposing
the impeachment Of tile De- Droglle Minis
Try.
YERsA1LLKa, Feb. 27.-1u the Senate tho
Committee on tho Amnesty bill presented
thoir report. 1t states TINT tho Committee
thought they had reason to be indulgont,
but they would not have accepted any pro-
Iosal for complete amnesty, The debate on
the blu IL axel for FElday.
FLOOD VICTIMS.
Detteycinss, Minister Of Public Works,
deolared that the Gov ksumant Intends to oak
credit for tho relief Of the sufferers from
floods In the south Of France,
Primer NAroLEoN's DEPARTURE.
! SOUTHAMPTON, Fob. 27.-The ex.Emprcss
, 1879-02-28

TIE DIFFICULTY WITH GERMANY RTILL IN.
8ETTLED.
SAN FaANo1soo, Feb. 27.--Advicea from
Samoa, per Zealandia, stato that Gen. Bart
lott was informed, Jan. 90, that, with
regard to fixing his status with tho
Government, nothing could be dono
definitely until after tho troaty with Ger
many had boon concluded, which was thon
In the courHo Of negotiation with
the German Consul TAera nro two
German men-of-war in tho port-tlle Ariadno
and AlbatroBs. Another, the Bismarck, il
expected within month. II tho troaty
fails to DO concluded, Cnpt. Won Werner will
most li1ioiy proclaim against Samoa. Ho
will have OF his disposal three meu-of-was
and 800 mon. In tho meantime, American
interests aro in tho groatost jeopardy. There
ia no man-of-war belonging to our nntion
within thousand miles.
, 1879-02-28
CRIME.

a HARDENED YOUTH.
anettat Corrrsrnndenee Of The Trthrtne.
VrHonMNxs, Ind, Fob. 20.-Thc trial at Alden
c. 0alncy, ono Of tho gang Of burglars captured
nt unktoWn, Ind, was concluded today, tho
jury bringing tn 4 verdict Of guilty, md tho
Court Imposing sentence of three ycars' i'm.
prisonn,cnt In tho renttont'ary. The evidence
in tho case Developed tho fact that 0alncy was
tho lender Of caug Of young dcsperndocs Just
starting cut ln lifo OF crtmc, md the Oaktowu
exploit was tic beginning Of their work. 1t vii!
bo remembered Tint, early in Jnnltary thu Post
nIastcr at OaktoHn received letter from
tho Postmaster at Bloomfield, Ind, noti-
flying citizens Of 0aktown that gang Of bur-
Riars would make q raid on tl'csn the next
placed several armed mon In each business.
house. At II o'clock tho nun ia Aadigan's
SALOON heard persona nttcmpttng to forco the
hack door mud the watelcrs Immediately pro-
pared thcmsclves. A. tbe door opened, the
burglars three In nnmbor} i}red, anil. almost at
the same Instant, thu party In tic Saloon tired,
ant! tl'o burglars rat',-ono falling dead after
running. about a hundred yards. This was
and was pursued nearly a m(c before he was
captured, d,-cmptying, happily without elrcrt,
tho chambers Of Two rcvolsers as he ram; tho
crowd Of pursuurs alao firing lit return. GatnoY
wounds, from which he had scarcely recovered
at the tfflo Of tsial. Lie ID aged 22, is rather
guod.looktng, mud belongs 10 ono Of the best
famiitcs IN Southern Indiana, being tho son Ut
a qs' liz as Ss'' Sesa %''sss soaqse Of i p0s son.
years. II liz vas sent to a Tic f;sn fPenlteuttary W
when 10 years old, 4seFsod oDe sentence Of ten
months, another ot eight months, and still
nRe ho Is u snost hardened criminal. md, in mn
Interview with iyo,r correspondent, IN tic jail,
, 1879-02-28
Russia Seeking Excuses to Pro.
long the Turkish Oc.
cupation.
Reports Of Plague Ill ST. PetcrB-
burg Provo to Be Ground.
lpSgs
Great Destruction Caused By a Ter
rif1o tale In the Mediter-
rlQaan.
Loss OF Llfc and Much Property Reported
on Lnnd and Sea.
0ambetta Opposed to the Impeachment Of
the Do Broglie Ministry.


T91TE2TA
DIED OF Ills MOUNDS,
OuAnxorr. Fob, a7,-prince Krapotkine,
Governor Of Cbarkoe, Russla, who was shot
by m unknown assassin. has dIod Of his
wounds, ~
4 NEW CIRCULAR.
LONDON, Feb, 23,-A Vienna dispatch says
mention Is made Of new Russian circular to
the Powers calling thoir attention to Tho
treaty OF Berlin. In tho circular, it ia said,
: Russia suggests that tho Powers dovfse
, 1879-02-28
M'DONALD EFT AL.

n dUet1u9 7HdpHsTH 10 7WS 2FTpa7es
MILWAUKEE, Feb. a7.-Tho hcarLng On tho
writ OF uaboas corpus In tho mnttcr Of the
United statcs agatuat Mnry Frauces Lamotho,
Gun. John Mcdonald, u,ld ". Fleming Tbonp-
son, for resisting United States officers Ia the
performance Ut their duties. will como beforo
Judge Dyer on tho 11th Of March. Uaiu that
time tho dofeudants will seek reposo ia the re-
tircment Of sunnystda, and 1t 10 stipulated TINT
no flrtlor sensational evonte anall bu furnished
bv them. Gen. Mcdonald uni Mrs. Lalnotle
left for Green Lake this afternoon.
Thu sale OF ths persona! property at Sunny
s!do to satisfy thu clatm Of Isaac Cook, Of 1T.
Lall!s, hgalnet ten. Mcdonald, hAa bean post
poncd from March to March 18.
, 1879-02-28
RAILROAD MATTERa,

I,ouDny. Fab. 27.-Tho bondhoL1ers nnl
shareholders Of the Atlantic l. Great Western
HALLWAY Company who have not dopositod
their bonds or stook with tho Trustoes met
to-day anf, danonncod their erctus;on from
the ,neet;nc callod bv tho Trrstaea to.mor-
x.:,,,,. :. ~ o.t;..e. :. ,
a. ohsrt,o tho xooroar;zot,or scho,no Ths
MoHsn,,, ,noo,,no vii ho 1,.15 ,ho f7~.t w.o1s
n nIsrch '~''>
40 ''@' ~ susrnNDEp.
LONDON, Fob. 27.-Evans, Davies l. Co.,
owners OF tic extensive Lilydalo collicries ot
Uan1ey, hayo suapcnded poyncnt.
SUPPLEMENTARY CREDIT.
LONDON, Fob. o7.-1n tile House Of Com.
mons, Northoote, submitting the aupplemen.
tary credit for El 800 1000, which he proposes
to obtain by Exoheauer bonds, sasd be- an.
ticIpatod m excess Il exneu1ituro oyor The
, 1879-02-28

BY caa's 10 HtU FORK Herald,
TAsuKENp, Turkcstan, Fob. o7.-An inter.
view with Gen. Rasgonoif by tho Herald cor
respondent elictted the fact that efforts had
been mado by English agents to bribe one of
the Ameor'a Ambassadors to prevent nus-
sia from intervening offering tho sum
Of LOO, 600 roubles (480, 0,0oo) as the wago Of
treason to lis master. It was also learned
TINT the Ameer was received with acclima-
tions by the people during bis progress, ind
TINT ho firmly reiterated his intentions Of
continuing tho war. It il also inserted
TINT tho Afghans have 200 cannon nnl
splendid oava1ry, with which they could de-
stroy the 1nvaders Of their country IL they
wero properly commanded. Finally, the
General doclarcd that, If shere Ali shonld
die. Ynkoob Khan will, In all probability,
continue tie war.
, 1879-02-28

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. a7.-C. l.. Gate&, Postal
isoutc Arcnt ou the Mississippi II Teuucssce
Railroad between nronatla and Memphis, was
arrcatuI luis nftcruoun charged with stealing
Muucy-0rler Teulittances Bent from HernadD to
McMphls Thu casu wn4 worked up by special
agents Of the Post Oft1cu Department..
, 1879-02-28
ABSA8SINA.rEp.

MzspIt1s, Tcnu., Fob. 27,-Jo1ln Miller, we'll
known resident Of this city, wss assassinatcd
last night at his country home, l1ltoeu miles
from Stanlon, Tenn. Tic was ahot BY an
unknown purity lying In ambush, who fired =
shotgun at Miller ~ hu appesrel at his door.
, 1879-02-28

ElNc1SaAr1, Feb. a7.--At parkcrsburR, W.
Va, carly this morning, fire In akidmore's
fuuudry, corner Of Market mud ksnawha streets,
destroyed tlint building nnd Cal'ahan's hotel,
adjoining. The wind, blowing &ale, spread
the 1!anes to block OF business houses, dc8troy-
lng altogether ten buildings bcfors The lire was
subducd. Loss, $95, ,Q00; insurance light.
, 1879-02-28

pALTGNoRx, Feb. 97.-In the United 8tatsa
Clvuis Court the lurg, after having been out
since Tuesday, to-day rendered verdict Ut
guilty agRluat Albert Hotbolti, Judge Of Elso-
tlou In tho Fifth Wartl 1t thu late Congressional
elcctiop. lie MAS indictol for haglng stuffed \
baIlot-box,
, 1879-02-28
FINANCIAL.


h19sctal DfaaattA Ia 1As 1FfeW*A
W,xoAA, Mtnu,, Feb. a7.-John =. Lewis, a
leading tlry-9oods merchant Of this city. sus-
peudod today, having confused judgment In
favor Of bis wife's brother sud bis former part
net, Henry a.ayens, to an aggregate amount Of
$9t,6Qo. The clal.ns Of Eaatcrn creditors are
, 1879-02-28

APOLOGY,

OA1Ho, Feb. 27.-Tho Khodive'a son, Prince
Hassan, commander Of tho ar,ny, has public.
ly apolog;zed 10 tho English Consul for tho
insults to Riyors Wilson, Minister Of FL
nance, and Wilson has expressed his satisfac-
ton with tho apology.
, 1879-02-28

TRHAs HAurn, Ind, Feb. 97.-The affldayts
for new trial TOR Jackman md Knight, the
Tcrre liaute q st. Louis l1ailroad pirates who
wese sentenced to imprisonment for lilo,
presented this morning in the Circuit Court,
Judge Long On the bench. Tho counter charges
wilt be presented.
, 1879-02-28

GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. g7.-Last night staco
containing four passengers was halted ueaF pcg-
Leg Station by tuo highWaynen, Who ordered
tlIs passengers out slugly and took thets valua-
lles. =
, 1879-02-28
A. GREAT STORM.
II, II, y, AUNtATlC,

Ia Hlb O. HUtlAl4S.
1v catls to Fd'u York Herald.
LONDON, Fob. 27,-A dispatch from Dun
kirk, about tho breaking-up Of tho British
ship Aasfntio, which stranded near TINT placs
on Feb. 10 while on the passage from pabei-
Ion do Pioa, saya there wsro forty y-nino per-
sons on the ahip at Tie tiIno shc broke up,
only seven Of whom are known To bo saved.
ON THE ITALIAN COART.
10 thu 1Ys,ttrs Atsoeta,td Frat
RoME, Feb. 27.-The great storm of Mon
day night WAS most disastrous. The whole
coast Is strown with wrccka. and at pnny
ports small craft wore blown out to soa mud
lost. Tho now quny At poslippo was almost
entirely destroyed.
IN TftR INTERIOR
tho storm was equally violent. At Puappin.
olo, t,ear siona, tho cnmpanilo of the ohurot,
was blown down while the people wero at
,nass, killing two persons at tho altar and
three other persons, and wounding twcnty-
four persons.
A sl,ilLAR oATABTRoPHa
occurred At Aontauro, wllero the vault Of tho
church yielded to tho forco Of the storm aud
killed tho priest celebrating mass, aud In
jurod number Of tho congregation.
At ROME
tho force Of the wind WIS unparalleled. All
tho windows Of tho Monastery Of Montealla
Croot woro destroyed, and portion of tho
baso OF Michael Angelo's statue of David was
swept of,
WRECKED.
PARIS, Feb. 27.-of tho forty y.nino persons
on board tho SHIP Adriasic, wrecked recently
near Duukirk, seven only arc known to be
sayed.
, 1879-02-28

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. 27.-ThEs morning, at
about : o'clock, tho steam mills ut Monticello,
Jones County, wero burned to tho ground.
Loss total. md put at $4,000. Insured for
5000.
, 1879-02-28
AUSTRIA.
AVALANCHE,

LONDON, Fob. a3.-A dispatch from Vionna
states that an avalanche noar A1arhurg killed
twenty-one roraons md destroyed nine
huuaea.
, 1879-02-28

6pecia! Dt4pu.eh 10 ia 7fJaua&.
DisNANcK, d. T., Fob. M.-Tho Northern Pa
ctf!c between here and Fargo has bceu closed
for three days on account at q blizzard, but IL
0utu Tonight.
, 1879-02-28

New YoaK, Feb. 27.-Frey's livery-stablc was
burned this morning, With number Of carriages
and fortr-thrca horses, so,no OF them very val
unhft. Loss nbout $t00,G 600.
, 1879-02-28
NEW SOUTH WALES,

a ETATUE OF UAFT4 CUUK.
SYDNEY, N. 3. w., Feb. 27.-The statue
Of oaps. Cook WAS unveiled yesterday In the
presence Of 10000 persons.
, 1879-02-28

DosroN, Fcb. 37.-Thia afternoon Michael
Daley, whilo at work OH Western avenue about
two mitos onts!do OF tho City Of Lynn, saw
little way of what ho supposed was huge
ptcca Of wood, md on investigation It proved
to bo trunk from which human hand pro-
truded. The trunk was tied with large wooden
string. On opening tho trunk horrible spec
tac1o vas presented, bolng t!at Of the body Of q
young woman ubout "a years old, In nude con-
dItion, with tbc arms md legs twisted about in
every concc1Vable shape. The nose was
entirely cut of. The trunk contained,
besides tl.e dead body. two cham
pagno bottles a',d seycrll bricka. An
doctors tint she liad bccn dead two or three
daya: tss Up to mtd1ght f M It., no csw la oeen OBJ
BosroS, Feb 27-M1ss Laura Tccl, Ut Frank
lin, Mass., Inns boon msslng since the 21st lust:
Although tier nEu doea not correspond With that
Of the Etrl found ut Lynn in tho trunk to-day,
sne was fully dove!oped, and might ba mistaken
for Quo Of ri yeara. Tic description given by
Supt, Adams OF tho Boston pollco Of Miss Tecd
answers the description OF tile murdered girl.
, 1879-02-28

rugenia accompanied hdr son Prince Louis
Napoleon to this city, and Witnessed bis de-
parturo to-day for tho scat Of war In South
Africa.
, 1879-02-28

PsKtN, ILL.,, Fob. a7,-The United States
Grand Jury Of Springfield returned tho follow
Ing whisky indictments: II. r. Westcrman,
John L. Wcstcrmau, Charles Iluiskcn, r. A..
Vnlk, John Herget, George 11ergct, john
Wchncr, Herman Ktckler, l. j. McGscw, James
A. Mcarcw, George Naylor, +. l.. Homlit,
Peoria; ". Penson, joel Jones, Mark Joncs,
Fred Traegcr, r. d. Dorsey, Gcorgc c. Glass
ford, Z. ". Aclsorman, William Ackcrtnan,
Henry Gnsrct, Tllomns Demar, ]. D. Me1ntirc,
W. 7. Elas, James Edds, John l.. Smith, q. K.
Coblclgn. John stolz, William Hunter, John
Joha J Mohr' ' "f'' i. !. ''''" neistaesr'' s1oesa'
l,.orgo T. Rctsinger, John Warner,
Peoria, Mayor Of tllo city; James Spers, reorla !;
James White, Peoria, Chirf Of the Peoria Fire
Dcnnrttnent; J. T. 8tcarns, Hostnn; D. 7.
Mills. Boston; Benjamin. Driags. Jacob Lucas,
John Wtldhnck, J. NJ. Ayrea, E. 8. ireland,
Alat. n. Wemplc, Mt. Pulaski: haJ, Allan,
Frank Casscl, El Paso; hlal. WiIklnaon, Pike
County; Joe Thompson, Canton; john blac}s.
Deputy United States Marshal L.. Roe, ol Spring.
field, arrived In 'otfn this morning to tnnl<e nr-
rangetnenta for taking thu parties who 1.-Two l,oro
t., sprnghold. Hu thun goes to Peoria to do
likewise. Sons Of tic Poosia party hayo al
ready attended voluntarily.
, 1879-02-28

RoHE, Feb. 27.-Twelyo Cardinals will DO
named at tho Consiatory Mt Easter. Dr..
Newman was not offered a Cardina1ate.
ILL.
Cardinal Giradi, Bishop Of Palestine, is
very Ill.
, 1879-02-28

NUIVTQEt
t7pAriuk Nto.3.c!t ta TIE Tribune
NAsnylLl.K, Tenn, Feb. Ell. Watlhetn,,
alias Miller, musician of iichrew oxttactiol,,
committed sutclce hS swallowing stsychnsa at
tho Ready Hnuke, IN MnvfEeesboro. The death
at wife an.l fatnfIy fnnm yellow fever Ii, Vtcks-
burg, Miss, caused him to Indulge Ia .l!ts!pa-
t!un, which soon reduced hin to poverty.
Troubles weighed 10 heayily on his mind lhut
liz resorted to tho uae Of p0lsou to reltuye htu,
fru.u thcul.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoAK, Feb. e1.-Asrtyetl-Frtsta, from
Hamburg; Parthia, fron Liverpool.
Nxw YoRK, Fcb, Observation-Disclosures
from Liverpool.
N1w YoRK, Feb. a7.-Arrtsed-atats Of In-
diana, from Glasgow.
, 1879-02-28

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III. m,ntlc,, f,r n r,cc.x ,vo. ~,,,ot,, Tho.
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tin Th., i,",,"o"s ~ H. i f,1Ii,m ~ tc III tesu
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the turf, who some time ago met with
an accident to one Of his slender and
priceless limbs. Without wasting a
moment in doubtful experiments, Mr..
McDaniels applied some Of Giles Lini-
ment Iodide Ammonia, and in half a
day the horse was as sound as the pro-
verbal silver dollar. No won
der McDaniels tells Dr.. Giles to send
skeptics to interview himself and his
horse in Jersey. Sold by Marden &
Farr. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
100 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size rs cents.
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Allow a cold to advance in your sys-
tenn and thus encourage more serious
maladies, such as Pneumonia, Hemor-
rhages, and Lung troubles when an i'm
mediate relief can be SO readily attain
ed. Boschee's German Syrup has gain
ed the largest sale in the world for the
cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. It is DR.. Boschees
famous German prescription, and is
prepared with the greatest care, and
no fear need be entertained in admin
istering it to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale of this medicine
is unprecedented. Since first intro
duced there has been a constant in.
creasing demand and Withouta a, single
report Of failure to do it's work in any
case. Ask your Druggist as to the
truth Of these remarks. Large size Is
cents Try it and be convinced.
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Be pleasant in your school-work
Bring into your school-room q strong
hopeful. cheerful disposition. Strong
to subdue all interference with good
work, whether it be sluggishness on
the part of the pupil or yourself; indi-
cations Of illtemper on your part as
well as his. Be hopeful regarding
their work. Try to impress upon them
the Importance Of good daily prepare
ton in their work and Improvement
i'll many of their habits Be cheerful
about your work. DO not preach long
sermons; they are generally like so
many bombs wasted; but by your own
example, and prompt setting right OF
difficulties show them the relations be.
tween teacher and pupil. r. D. K.
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Liberty School, Rosa Rosander
Teacher. Eliza Brown, Washington
Farr, Anna Coon, Alice Hall, Eddie
Hall, Bonnie Hall, Della Gaggin, Frank
Gaggin, Hattie Gaggin, Mary Stewart
Hetta Stewart.
Pikeyille School, Lilly Moss, Teach.
er. Susie Taylor, Essie Taylor, Belle
Howard, Emma Simmons, Fannie Sim
mons, Frank Fox.
Somers No. II, Hattie Leach, Teach.
er.-Second month. Kate Rowland
Fannie Bradley, Freddie Greene, Min.
ME Rowland, Willie Abresch, Elite
Bradley, Fred Hanche. Third month
Kate Rowland, Freddie Greene, Min.
ME Rowland, Dick Sloan, Elite Brad
ley, Fannie Bradley.