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Condensed Locals,


street lamps will be lighted at sic pm and
exfingulshed at $50 a m.
Prof. Taylor, OF the Agricultural departmen
has invented simple miScr05copal device for
the sure detection Of oleomaFgarine.
The accumulation OF ice on the telegraph
wires this morning caused them TO part in
repairing them. superintendent Il. T. Miles,
hts force.
The signal Office summary at this station
shows that last month was the coolest Novem-
Der or the past decade, the average teInDera-
ture icing 40.s degrees. The next lowest Of the
decade was In $50, when the record was Ala
Yesterday lady member OF the family Of
MI Robert ii. leatman, residing On 18th street
southwest came near losing her life from a
savage attack by wild steer In drove on its
way up from the steamboat landing to the
cattle pens. corner or 12th aud streets north
west. Tie lady took advantage OF passing
street car and jumped In just as the steer came
up with her.
The National Veteran club met last night,
Col. j. @. +. Burnside ID the chair. and Maj, II.
d. Norton secretary, and adopted the revised
constitution and bylaws, when provide for the
eligibility 10 membership OF any honorably DIS.
charged soldier or sailor who served in the war
against the rebellion who IS or reputable char
8cter and republican In politics. etc. Among
the bylaws is one prohibiting smoking during
meeting.
The marriage OF Mr.. Frank StilSon. for many
years clerk in the District engineer department
took place yesterday at Laurel. Md, the bride
being LADY OF that place. The clerks of the
engineers Office presented a handsome silver
service 10 the happy couple On their arrival 10
this city.
Mr. Jas. Marceron. the superintendent OF s..
Peters Sunday school. was the recipient last
evening his seth bin n0ay) OF a very handsome
china SET, presented TO hin by the teachers
under MS charge, The presentation speech
was made by Mr.. Jos. Waltemeyer. The PASTOR
Father O'Suliyan and his two assistants, Fathers
Ryan and Broderlck were present.
Eight cOl0rtd immigrants from Greensboro
\. =, passed through here this morning by the
Virginia Midland and b. & o. railroads for the
west-their destinations being Cincinnati Louis
vile and Chicago. There WAe five white men
with them.
The many friends OF Mr NJ 3. Latfmer vii
be glad to know that he has nearly recovered
from severe attack OF rheumatism which has
confined him 10 his house for the last three
weeks. He hopes TO be out in a day or two.
rich fabric worked in gold thread presented
70 the King OF Slam as material for the royal
trousers; sea plant growing from a sponge
Ike substance In white threads that resemble
cut-glaSs, and lac1uered incense box from
Japan, are among the recent additions to the
art loan exhibition at the club house opposite
Wormleys.
A patent has been granted TO Henry johnson.
OF this city, for mechanical accountant In
Suunent,
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PREPARING TO WELCONE GEN. GRANT-Tne
several commands OF the Boys In Blue met last
were made to tender General l.. 5. Grant
grand reception upon his arrival 10 this city.
A letter from General Grant was read by Mr.
Ellery c. Ford, dated IN New York November
18th, saying: i will go ito Washington Mon
day, December 49, by the limited express which
leaves here at 10 O'Clock a. m, and arrives 10
Washington shortly after Q. ~. There is no
probability OF any change from this plan but If
there Should b. ] viii inform YOU
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OUR PATRONS will confer favor BY letting us
have their orders Tor portraits intended for the
holidays as early In December as possible. Rice
BrOs
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LOCAL NEWS.

Aalnsemeafs. &C.. Tonight
National Thedter-Lotta In ''MuSette.n
FOrds Opera H0uSe.-Gus Williams In .'Our
6eTman senator"
18Th aud II Streets.-Art Loan Exhibition.
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CITY ITEMS.
The New York Monthly Fashion Bazaar.

The New York Monthly Fashion Bazaar.
JANUARY NUMBER OUr TO-DAY, PRICE % CENTS,
WITH
Beautiful Colored Plate OF Children's Fancy
Dress Costumes for Chiidren's Parties: also,
CoIoRED FASHION PLATE. of Bridal Costumes,
reception ana Walking Costumes, embracing
LATEST NEW YORK AND PARIS WINTER FASHIONS,
The January number contains the opening
chapter OF
A Delightful Holiday story.
By NARY CECIL HAY,
entitled.
IN THE HOLIDAYS.
IHE NEW YORK MONTHLY FASHION Bazaar is
TOT sale by all newsdealers. 1t viii also be sent
postage prepaid, for rs cents per single copy.
The subscription price is 81. so per year. Address
GEORGE MUNRO, II to q Vandewater street,
New York.
FINE AND WARN OvKRCoATs from one TO
three OF style. made of goods from the Gus
toner or bespoke department., as Well fitting
ana as Wen made as II specially furnished to
order, from $25 to $40 each. Gentlemen VINO
wish an overcoat to last for years will please
n0tlce, and call on Geo. C. Henning, 40 7th
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-01

W. i: Beane. prominent lawyer of Green
overdose of morphine.
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WORTH, the Partisan Man Milliner. It is said.
draws inspiration from quafling DR.. Butts
cough syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-01
By MARY CECIL HAY,
entitled.
IN THE LIDAYS.
The Seaside Library.

out to-day, in clear, bold, handsome type,
SEASIDE LIBRARY, M. SSi.
ENDYMION. A Novel.
BY Hon. Benjamin Disraeii.' Price 90 cents
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONTINUALLY ON DECK
WITH
BARGAINS IN GROCERIES
AND
TABLE LTNURIES.

10 lbs. Granulated sugar. 81 %
90 boxes Valencia Raisins. New
Io4 lbs a. Sugar. for %
~ barrels Selected Malaga Grapes. Large Clusters
IL lbs. LiSht Brown Sugar..............for Sl.OC
choicest Deheea Raistns.
10 lbs. GraDusted Sugar. for Sl.oo
Fancy Raisins in fiat quarter boxes New
.o9 lbs "A susar-....--..-- -..-..--...-.ior sl.O0
tlne 1mper al Cabinet L. L. Raisins ........... New
Choee Raisins (new) in Fat quarter boxes for 81 90
Dats' unusually nne..... New
A ies' Light Brown Sugsr................for Sl.O0
Almonds. genuine Lansuadoes. New
~ lbs GranulAted Sugar for 81. ~
french and Naples Walnuts. large lot......... New
n ousar '-.....-. FOR 81 %
NoOe feoaii SatS Neg
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar. 30. .... for al 90
Choice Ftberts and Brazil Nuts...... ....N New
9 lbs Choice Mixed Nuts. AL new FOR Al %
Flcrica ORANGES. first Of the season 800 Stem Ont
II lbs Iisht Brown sassr. 81 90
1ss' nneet on New
bananas, Gran berries and Apples. ..... m Selected
New Buckwhest. pateut process .... -. Uneaualea
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar for making
Seas onsbie
Mince Meat in 5-lb. buckets . The beet 70 be had
Pure Sugar Syrups and Nep New Orleans Molasses
We have reduced the price Of our Mar Picked
Sh.ura Ltaf JAP LEA 70 per cent and It's selling
FAST. lts the best TEA in Washington
Tslephcaic Connections.
EIPHONzO YOUNss.
500 9th 81. m. W., Between r. and r.
CONTINUALLY ON DECK WITH BARGAINS.
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Is. E.WARSER, SO F street has money to loan
In large and small amounts on real estate. I
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THE COOK Divorce CASE.-The following is
the order made III General Term in the case OF
Mary '. COOK against Truman 4. COOK, and
entered In the clerks ofice: This cause com
Ing 70 be heard upon the petition OF defendant,
hled July 10th, 1885, 70 vacate the decree OF this
court passed July 9Th, 1850, and being c0nSid-
cred after argument by a. Ii. Jackson and W.
A. Meloy pro con-, II is ordered that the said
motion Dc ana hereby IS denied: and Ii is further
ordered that the words, ''the complainant" in
Ter lied In the original draft of the decree after
record thereof by Complainant's solicitor, be
considered as no part thereof. and that said
words be ezpuDged by lines 70 be drawn round
tLeIn oy the clerk. BY the Court.
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BESSoS's CAPCISE PoROCs PLASTER stops a
cough ana cures lame back where all Other rem
e0ies fail. Far superior TO others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-01
WEI De MEYERS
@ A II A II r. H

CURE. Unquest!onably the most important medi-
cal discovery since vaccination remedy which
assimilates with the mucous membrane and forms
not only local, but constitutional cure at
any stage. One package generally sufices Deliy-
cred by Druggists or by ID. B. DEWEY Co., 46
Dey Street. N. Y, $3.50 complete. Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free.
The afflicted can refer to-;
GEO. w LAMBRIGHT 70 Biddle st Baltimore:
Mr.. SCHROEDER. $50 North Broadway;
John L. HERRING, c. Park av. l. McMechan ST.
GEO. g., PREsBUaY, Prep. West End Hotel, Lon
Branch:
Rev. O. II. TAYLOR, 40 Noble st., Baltimore, Nd
3. Z. HELPRENsTINE, Ebbitt House, Washington
Rev. GEO. E. PRATT. St Stephens nectory Phila
Gen. L. C. BOOTS Wilmington;
Rev. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick. Nd.
Nile AIMEE, Opera Prins Donna;
PAUL BoYToN. the great swimmer. Flushing, Ii;
sAM'L BENEDICT, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. T., etc.
real cure of Catarrh for sl.5O! novl-eodeow
Tn THE LINE OF
CRATES AND OPEN FIRE-PLAcEs,
BRASS FENDERs, ANDIRONs AND FIRE SETS.
FINE GAS FIXTURES.
LIBRARY LAMPS.
DROP LIGHTS AND
DECORATED SHADES.
we offer the MOST ATTRACTIVE stock to DO
found in Washington.
Orders for PLUMBING, HEATING and VENT
ILATING promptly attended to. FIRsT-CLAss
WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES.
EDWARD CAVERLY L. CO.,
novI3 l42o NEW YORK AVENUE
LIVERY LADY IN WASHINGTON
rs INVITED TO oALLAT
STALL No. 1856 CENTER MARKET,
AND GET A
HOT BUcKwHEAT OR CREDIBLE CAKE.
BAKED ON THE SPOT.
MADE FROM
HECKER'S SELF RAISING FLOUR AND BUCK
nov26-f m,w4t WHEAT.
THE MINING RECORD, 13 q Year
plete. Mining Paper ever published. sample
Copies Free. Orders executed for Mining
STOCKS and other Securities both IN n. z. and
1 sepi-soSm ALEX. RORT. 0HIsoLM. Prop'r
THIs IS THE BURGLARS SEASON.
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
18TH Street and New York Avenue.
Fire Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from s5
to eco year. Government bonds On deposit FOR
81 per 81 OOo Also. receives Silyerware in Trunks
stickney. president; George W. Riggs, vice presi-
dent; B. P. Snyder secresary: A. L Sturteysnt,
treasurer, Henry A. Willard. John Cassels, ThGs
Eyans 0ov12
PILES
DIR. II. d. SHRADER,
OFFICE $40 nth STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER G.,
Cures Internsl, External, Blind. Bleeding or
Itching Piles by new and universally succ ass full
method OF treatment, without resort to the knife
ligature or any q the old, painful and dangerous
methods usually employed. ans radical auu per-
H0Ser AnAIs
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Only AN IRISH GIRL out to-day in The
Preside Con- pttHiOH.
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LEE ALDERSEY DAIRY.-A few of the houses
VINO guy mix. cream, &c, from the Alderney
Dairy: Riggs House. Ebbitt House, Arlington
Wolmley'>, Willard, National Holly Tree LIE
Drolt, Temple Cafe, Welcker's and about 3 900
or the hTst-clasS private family trade-nrst-
class because they pay cash. Send orders by
mail or telephone, night or day.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE CRIEF SIGNAL OFYrcBRl
WARRINGTON, Dec. l. 1850, $50 am. (
For the middle Atlantic states falling fol-
lowed by stationary or rising barometer,
stationary or lower temperature. easterly,
shifting TO westerly winds, party cloudy or
cloudy weather, with rain.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings Of thu thermonr-
eter at the Signal Office during the day. am,
$50; I:s6. am, $50; II am, $50; pm, 422.
maximuDs, ~. minimum. 81.
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pLLks! NO CUREu No PAVE.
NOVEMBER 26th 9th, 2sth, and every aItern.t.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, until
APRIL LIST, 1881. Treatment almost Painless Nc
Cutting. No Lgating! No Medicine TO Swallow
Recent ana Wonderful Discovery, The Work OF
another Ohio Man, Practiced only by Myself East
OF the Mountains. VIII give 81, 900 FOR any IF
Piles cannot Cure.
JAMES CRESS, Nd,
$40 18th St, cor. Il north west.
To JAMES CRESS, ID. ID of Woodberry, Nd
East of the Mountains ONLY, have I sold my
ipstrumepts aud taught my method of Treating
Rectal Diseases. L have operated nearly DO OOC
times successfully.
A. W. BRINKERLOFF, NJ D.
Upper SaRdUsky. Ohio, Nov. Is, 1850 n26-3mu
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES.
LARGEST STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
LEOPOLD RICHoLD'S
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
49l Pa. ave northwest apd 659 Pa. ave. southeast
JUST OPENED
8, 600 pair Obildren's Shoes, 8 cents pair: Gen
usnen 81 English waking Shoes. 81 40; Gentle
Gait 81 IS eltieme4s Russa Lea her s hen
Gace 81 Go ;Geptlemen's Broad toe Caters, 81 95
Honse hs HD p 1sn eys o he
boots, 81 ", worth S3; Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
A ticket given away with every pair RI Of Shoe.
bought st either of stores; fifteen of these tick
cts entities the holder to one good pair of Shoes.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD.
Proprietor of the
GREAT BOSTON sHoK AUCTION HOUSE,
and 9th SITS, Leading Shoe House in the District
BRANCH STORE
669 Penna. ave-. Sisn Of the Red Flag. opposite
Galach School Bmlding. Capitol bin. nov26
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
and sHOES at prime cost. as our stock is entirely
t9o large, Tbs is no humbng, as q visit to our
store VIII positively convince You. We name few
Pebble Butt Shoe 81 As do. fne Kid Butt Shoes.
plated heel, 81 As do; fine Kid Butt Shoes, worked
worked butt. hole 50 to So. so; do. finest Common
s Rs aS gna
worked butt. hole, 81 20; do good Butt. Shoes,
pc 9 a Se 50 anS asSs
hoes, 81, 70. 81 40 70 "a do fine Boots from
ard many Other goods too numerous to mention
Cousins fine Shoes in gil widths and at astonishing
low prices. Spring heel Shoes for children Of
every kind. The entire stock must and viii be sold
without reserve; therefore come early as posi-
bie, as You can save money by buying now Polite
attention to all, and money refunded for goods re-
turned. Remember name and numoer-
SINSAEIMER q BRO.
sos 9TH st, bet. III andI.
Branch Store. no Bridge ST., G'tn. no20 i'm
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SALE or STbKS.-l eSterday, NeSSrs Duncan
son Brothers. aCctiOaeers sold a number OF
shares OF stock Ia local corporations, and there
was large attendance and spirited bidding.
The prices brought. Tor some at least. were s:iT
prfsiDg. Among the sales We're the following.
Bank Of Republic, 26 shares. sl46-SlO0 paid liz:
Metropolitan Railroad i00 shares ST9-sSO paid
in; North Washington. street and Capitol
Railroad BELT line. 80 shares at SS5 80 ana
SS5 4e-SiS paid in; Great Falls Ice Company, 81
shares at SI3.50-Sl00 paid In; Washington Cas-
light Company, 80 shares, Sto-S2j paid 10. ON
Friday morning, December Sd, Messrs. Duncan
son Brothers announce another saleor stock
RELEASED on HABgAs CoRPUs.-Tbe Alexan-
dria Gazette OF yesterday says the colored boy
VIM Murphy, tlDed one hundred dollars by the
OF Mr. samuel Peters. OF west Virginia, at the
late fair OF the Alexandria and Fairfax Agricul-
tural and Industrial Association and In default
OF pa, ment Of said fine committed 10 jail for
Twelve months. was brought before Judge Chill
ton. OF the corporation Court, IN chambers, on
WITT OF haoeas corpus, on Monday. Yesterday
tne lldge rendered his decision, granting The
prayer OF the petitioner on the ground thai the
5tentfon Of the boy was Illegal the commit
ment having been made out for longer term of
imprisonment than the law allowed, and there
fore ordered his release from custody. AT the
request of the commonwealth attorney, how
eyer, the boy was committed to the custody OF
City Sergeant Smith until six O'Clock. In order
to give tine for the preparation OF new war
rant II such action was determined upon.
WHY RUN ANY Risk with your cough. cold
hoarseneSs. or indeed any pulmonary or bron-
chial complaint, when remedy safe, thorough
aud so easily obtained as DR.. ID. Jayne's Expec-
tOrant can be had? IL you have contracted q
severe cold, save your lungs from the danger
Gus irritation and Inflammation which fire.
qCently brings about consumption, By promptly
resorting to the Expectorant; and II troubled
with any affection OF the throat, you Will find
tnis Te,oedy equally eneetual in afordlng relief
ron o6strueting phlegm, and In healing the
intianed parts,
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WHY SUFFER WITH KIDNEY DISEASES. wh.
one bottle OF Plps!ssewa Will cnre Eon2 Z

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncansop
Bros, aucti0neers., sold yesterday afternoon
for VIM. W. Boarman, trustee, parts OF origin ii
lots aid g. III square ass, having a front of
twenty-five feet eleven and three quarter
inches. Oh 9th street, between Z and Streets
northwest, and with depth OF IS feet inches
and improved by three-story brick dwell
ing, to j. c, Eastwood for 81 500.
Messrs. Walter B. Williams d Co., auction
GERS, sold yesterday afternoon part OF lot mum
Dered four, In square four hundred and forty
nine, having IA feet inches front, running
oack depth thereof, fronting on street, be.
tween 9th and eth streets northwest improved
oy frame dwelling, 10 Isaac Levy, for $3.50.
EUcALyPTrsE-good and pleasant for chaps.
70 cents.
HOwsoN's Ice cream un-Ofliolally endorsed.
SEE advt.
CHRISTMAS B0oks.-MILANs', ,th, near st. /
MICROSCOPES, Sl.-HEMPLER's. Opticlar. near
AZ street.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday afternoon George
Longhardt, German, 45 years Old, was taken
from the Police Court In the ''Black Marta" to
the WorkhOuse for ninety days for Vagrancy A
few moments after he alighted from the vehicle
at the workhOuSe he showed symptoms or
weakness, and being asked what the matter
was, he simply said he felt Sick and sank dOvn
and died al once. The ply Sician 70 the ian was
called at once, but life was extinct Coroner
Patterson Will hold an examination this AFTER
noon.
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EUcALYPTrSE-good and pleasant for chaps
20 cents.
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NIiIIIS4 "aS DVUh7.-4HIIhI'o 'lII, UtdT T 80. I
MICROSCOPES, Sl.-HEMPLER's Opticlar, near
AZ street.
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HOwsoN's Ice cream un-oniclally endorsed
See adVt.
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COLLINS,
Voltaic Electric Pastors.

WHEAT Dealers make Money with W. T
m. -o '''eo'' o'1ASaso
Write for particulars oc.11eo1on
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-30
From Blanchardville.

Though our enterprising and wide
awake village is outside the limits
of Iowa county, yet, as we join the
county line, we have an interest in
common.
Our village is situated on the
East Pecatoniea river, in the north
east corner Of Lafayette county,
The river affords an excellent water
power which is improved by Sar-
deson Brothers proprietors of Blan-
chardville Mills. Three run of
hurs are kept constantly employed.
The school district has raised the
necessary funds 10 build Il large
two-story school house, and the
contract for the same was yesterday
awarded to Mr., Lewis Olson. 4
large number Of bids were received,
some from Mineral Point,
Notwithstanding the hard times
last season, 4 number Of large and
handsome buildings We're erected
and Others will I've the coming
spring; among them y commodious
store by Luud Bros.
We can boast OF us handsome Il
church edifce rs there is in the
country, in which religious services
are held srmi-monthly by Rcv. Mr.,
Thomas, OF the Nj, r. Church, and
monthly BY Rev. Mr., Gjertson Of
the Scandinavian Society.
On Thursday night, Of last week,
the two-story building occupied by
II. Nj. Lund, as a tin-shop and
hardware store, was destroyed
by fire, none of the contents being
saved. The building was owned
by Mrs. Henry Wilson, and was
not insured. The stock was insured
for $500, which will not cover one
third the loss. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
A lively business is done here
in the purchase of live stock and
poultry Between 1000 and 5000
hogs have been bought and ship
ped from here this winter, and fully
one half shat number of beef cattle,
and even this is below the average.
4 number of the citizens of this
place have had OCCASION to 20 to
Mineral Point several times recently
to attend law suit All speak
highly Of the people of your city
with whom they became acquaint-
ed, and among them lawyer Arch.
Macarthur must not be forgotten,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-30
Defamation and Composition

Without undertaking to be dem
onstrative in the matter, n word
may be said in dissent from the
criticism of your "star" correspond
ent upon the primary importance of
defamation and original COM
position, ms every day exercises in
the public schools, for all classes,
even the most juvenile. That the
right use Of our language should be
such prominent study is not in dis
pute. The contention simply is, as
to the sufliciency of a well conduct
ed reading exercise to this end; or,
whether better progress is made by
frequent committings to memory OF
selected passages.
The opinion Of the writer is, that
except in very rare cases, with
young pupils, the exercises spoken
of amounts to little other than
parrot-work in this matter of origi-
nal essay, for the reason that it is
putting the juvenile mind to n task
to which it is not inclined, and for
which il is always i'll prepared.
Your correspondent speaks Of
how pleasant it is to have the pref
ty sayings Of the wise and good
stored in ones mind, to be rehearsed
at pleasure, and thinks childhood
the proper age TO begin laying them
up. would qualify by observing
that it can never be worth while To
charge the memory with what the
mind is incapable Of approaching.
REGULATIONS Of the "Mary had n
little lamb" order do not come
within this class, indeed; but how
many Of those appointed for child
rem do.
The turning point Of the discus
sion is again here presented, are the
exercises proposed adapted in gen.
eral to the capacity Of the more
juvenile of the classes in schools;
the implication being that fairly
good work Is to be expected
to done? We see in the train
ing Of the lower animals some.
times, what mere performance by
rote amounts TO. Certainly, the
steps Of the child's mind, like the
stride Of the limbs, must be reck.
oned upon according TO its age; and
| it were as unwise to set it upor
covering SUCCESSFULLY the steps o
an adult as 70 expect better intel
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State Of Wisconsin-Oounty Court

Inl Iowa County,--In Probate,
Notice IL hereby given that ut d ppecial TORN
OF the Iowa county court. to be hold In and for
OF nodgoyillc, In said county, on tho s4th n y
OF February A, y, 1880, hoing the iourtn Turs,
day of eAid month, ~ O'Clock In tho afternoon
ol rald dS, The following matters will ho
hoard and considered w
The application of barbara Iukaaek for m a
appointment VI an administrator Of tho estate
Of Adu'rh Inkas,k, late OF tho town OF Eden.
IN eaid cu0pty, deceased.
- Anu " nf'htt ordered, that public notice
thereof be given To all prfsunp intrrea,cd Nv
Furnishing cory of thleotdcr Tor three " oeka
euceesrWoly prior 10 raid day Of hearing, In
the Iowa County Democrat weekly nowspa-
per circulating In tnid county,
NY 'hr court JOHN r. JONES, Judge.
Dated Dodgeyllla. Wis Jan, 9ith, lssn,
Henry \ smith, nttyr for plaintiff @.a