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, 1881-10-04

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REPORT OF n.sASl,-MAaTtI. AGtirT:
,,ral.r.1,' t % i, ~ rrre,inr % ind wuIr,nnx y,u at
t,'n "nts,t,.x ri Ills n,,;t.inl standardization 0f
our stst W"sn!t s,, uf@" In rS !s I'll, t!ry rr.
wh,ui tnvu tr!gllpsi with,li u,lr burLtrs. No
sss. ,ss ~ II; %f':s! e ,., ,;i;'r If, ,,j A. "W ,y:
s,Ii, '', y" - nnve ts srt'i Ia prrtice .il,ti OK
st,,nlIfy tIn tho mlu tc:icts IF u,,r ins.tuito,s
r ~ ''nK rt ~" ,,s,,rrisY as i vss 'E,i,nai M r.:
s,'s,,,ss,is s iss sti,u Nv .u gysI wcIl ",sr rcsr
ti,r vi"in,,s mil Inlrl,lril,tu.,. "t!eu M nvury
pnu sfio,,l.t bc visited with cr!n1ctnnslon. li,,y
s NM s ,,s t srror y hH1sr IT. WV. S'!'r, II II
,o,;p intnitY at q ,sslt M s h. iers.ss in cnrsc
tm sm.1v i,n,hv @ In tiI strt,,,Ics 1t A,asihiu
.n.,,.,,er ,he ucccssIty ii sirlu. Observance Ut
mt, it,stiru" cn III jl.st,ev Il, !tsctt continue
10 retail, III pni TnlIowst,lp ti,nsn of its un,tnrs
! I'LL k%n K asna sS s:s o tS y W. # '1.s ts
mi fo,sct ibat Tic ,sufu,uss aid perlettliy of
our GslSved Institution .lors Mot tlrl'rnd upo,
"''SF 'has a'orit,. sli's'', JAMES 4. oA,,r,nnn
iiut fuw ,!ays aiucr all lint wt!s mortal Of
httr tllsetstgIl brother. tnc Csuot !.Asouti.u ~
@ ,r russ .Sa, NJ "rs.s II lie hs,s @ d o,,r race
ls Gust shny Of ninro i.fais @ gnSi ,,,,t "rer ,1
tlo cvxs Mnr cSss !. Is ~ rfc n! ~. ,..,,,atrv. t'
nlen 80 faultirss IL hls runtions e e. ,tic l ~
rs. IT, WITH nl!ss fSr 'e =; IN ne rfr ffls ,p 1t
hnPG .! Nntlnlf, anu III ueepes' ss.n!mtns s!' W I'M s
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nuS tie oHsiis. isi'.'e In q! It, tho rso of crime
natins sal, 10 tan.'.t tint y fearf,y demon.
sink rs 'Eis IlW; ,s,t .,iy II tho to g " e!;
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purity, aect. or Srco1-io Nyo Graats'0i, a',, u,
r ht i. stt h',", ~ ,rIr,st Fm, ct.,, to ccnt,
III, ~ t'm =. i.nvs, nwc Ttc.irp,jr tu ailti thu
~ Hrent %. % aa aI, 'S ns ese!os f"pner Il Tia
,,io,y: tic Iu; OF Wcat, i tic poor Iii their
i@vrrfy: tho vIsiin or yrcrinH. ai'' the ho'!;o
Ills ] convto,lun thu. % thu i',ss Of our .lstrs"tis
nrgl1soi , rsEn i y, ,.,ss. usss viii WITH ilrnor r!,r
uss ssc " ve,'r us" ,lr,"r,inton 10 rcss iorwr,.
u H., ing n,r p'.Es .;sc..,sr NJ hu,thrr % WA Il typo
~ Hs s:uIri,I,ol "uou, IL wf,ic nil s,.1ld .sru.
II /. nnt liz uynitrJ ,,ot,cu prt,!llnu,cc urounl
Ut 1--we and nrst!o;l, hut insner nro.ai.tl ii.s
f devotion to d0, hsnai1"y, I mmu ttnt,,n,.
iiot or tnu nntiuns, gr.et'i, wtshal, by T. ;:@sn! @
Erntcft truthful l9vinR nsrositon at m ,'S !,.s
s y II tg tnS sy"l M tnt ~ e IT. Fsthu '
1up,torru usr OF MASONIC EM,,LEMs.
Myn,,r,,.iop Vy' wns cu,,c Gu " to tnis mnttor few
taya ag9 BY tho orasr Of [,ra .o t!ght Gncn r,
Sta,I ~ ix Of 'he @ wrsn wrnia sos nT"ic
IliHE luuG tlst ut al!snfllt nHlultMs up1H uoAci
, 1881-10-04

cstt,,,ato il was proposed tn alluw, II n,ntser
which ha'l nc,ur beSn rassv! uros'' aaa n'out
THE HOARD KNEW NOTHING.
Mr. Cobnrn sntl thu nchtcct WIS tho arb-
trn.or OH tho aes'i1n ot oxttrls .,,,, NJ w"i y
Si:U0. and hr tIlo,t4tt tho bontti would h' safe
in allowing tho c!Hisl'.
nrcllilcct's cstit,mtcs on THO ori9inhl con.,nst,
but would not ve.u Tor my ",extras' y Until ho
$.io WIS FOR "oxtrus." ile wns satisfied tlnt
9y "", Of ,t Txtr1 w9sk ma4t a he' WIZ; s sa n
however, to pay him tito ost''nuto roI'osed nnd
NJ in H1 n,n,ion to ssI,c tho rifles nul allow tho
bil was tlcu put. Alid prevailed by the follow"
YrasSAbrjeht. Ayqrs. Gark;; Srn; S;fn; EwSas5 w,l,
Nnys@Kuopf oNci!,, scnue-a ,,,
Th0 rrpurt is i whnu WIS tlioh a1ops9.l. ,,,,,.
Tie Cumn,lltre OF Encntlun reported OH Di!ls
amounting 10 sl,7s6. und tho same wero ortl"rc't
Iho Committee On Public Charities roporlel
reeotnl'len; t1 npGi"pr!n.,on so, a. S1 ~, ~. i
tnvur Of tnylilg Hills to Tho amount VI So'a-'.
Thu report was cut.uuEred III.
THE ront.-liDtsE RAILROAD.
THO snn,r cmmittcc ssl'mhttod the following
Yu,ir Enssilitteu IN Inllic Charities. who wcro
directed by no,'on or th!s h9art .,uly ~, isSS s9
unI tl,o Chicago 4 Northwestern 1lnilwny Com.
tM,,ies, rs nlstI thu authorities Dt tho Itiwh NJ
Jeilers1! ~ reE!Il to r.'tra nESoaoon a, 11,ra
ll,sc, with Wow 10 itrInnslet!y lonAt,M t tho
same IN tho present c,lnt, Turn, llayo i,ltt tno
Hutnp under consideration. anu beg lelsc 70 fo-
wort TINT tues nRvo cnnterred with THO nonyu,,
iiaulcl raruat computes atld hMvp tao verbal
" viii srollro the right Vi why, the cunny VIII
build and operate rni!rpad truck fto'il their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

GENERAL BoH lovE, OF Steubenvills, Is
rapidly acquiring a wide Rotoriety' The
Cincinnati Enquirer, Of Yesterday, helps
him on to fame by declaring that he is not
a ct man 10 go to the Ohio legislature,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01
r.u Of ConLiInr,s aunrreln,

New York Tribune.
"Among the many reasons demanding
Mr.. Conkling's defeat Is his violent and
indicative temper, which keeps him at
enmity with more than half Of the promi'
nent men in the Republican party. Mr..
Conkling for years did not ppsak with
Charles Sumner. He parted with Seward
he quarreled and broke relations with
F~essenden; he was on Ill terms with
Tmmbull; he was a mortal enemy oil
Grimes; be held no intercourse with
sChurz; he openly quarreled with Elihu
Washburn, and Cessed to speak 10 his
two brothers; he broke with Bristow, and
violently abused AttorneY.G General HoSr,
and aided in forcing him out Of Grants
Cabinet, and keeping him of the Supreme
bench; he quarreled ~viCiously with Zach
Chandler, and for some reason begged 10
make 1t up. These are a few OF the nota.
BILE enmities that are scattered along Mr..
Uonkllng's peaceful pathway In 1.-THE past. AT
present he holds no intercourse with John
Sherman, has openly broken with General
Hawley, is a vindiCtive enemy Of George
+. Hoar, quarreled with General Burn.
side twice, will not speak TO Ferry, Of
Michigan, refused 10 speak 10 Senator
Window because he voted to confirm Mer.
rift, and treated Senator Kirkwood the
SAME way. Both these gentlemen have
since increased their ofTenso by going into
Gatheld's Cabinet. We mention the long.
standing enmily with Mr.. Blaine only Ia
remark that in The sorfowful shade Of Mr..
Conkling's displeasure the Secretary o.
State has abundant and distinguished
company. Docs New York desire 10 send
this rRUcuLENT, ilLtempered, quarrelsomC
man to the Senate to perpetuate bis OLD
enmities and cultivate new ones? Every
Senator who voted to conilrm Robertson
Is regarded by Mr.. Conkling as a foe. With
such temper and INNATE ugliness Of dispo.
sition II is is impossible for Mr.. ConkliDg
10 be a valuable Senator for New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01
rnrinnnii nor.e nnd Mnle mnrlet,

CtNSctNNAri, o., May 3O.-Our city
horse and mule market, as regards the
amount Of business being done, continues
10 loom up more and more as the great
leading market Of our country. Leaving
out the sales that will be effected to-day
and tomorrow land Monday and Tues.
days sales are usually large), the May
sales have already reached 2,255 head-be.
Ing nearly % per cent more head than all
Of last May, and nearly "a per cent more
than the average for the last ten Mays.
Then, In regard TO prices, the average
per head during May has been sos 85,
against $S5 81, the average for May OF last
year. This ls an advance Of about "a pef
cent, and. must be very gratifying 10 those
who send stock 10 the market for sale,
The average price for May OF this wear ia
about 20 per cent above the general aver.
age for the last ten Mays.
As respects the coming month, the
probabilities are that the sales will not
exceed 1000 head, as the June sales al.
ways tall below the May sales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

THoxAs O. FLATr has $1,000 a year az
president oil an express company, $500 a
wear as quarantine commissioner, and used
to have 50. COO year as United States SEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

The old question is being revived in St.
Louis "a to whether the membership OF a
Catholic in a secret society involves ex'
communication from the Church. The
Catholic clergy as q general thing are
ayerse to expressing au opinion as 10
whether or not a Catholic ceases to be q
Catholic when joining a particular organ
izaton. Under the general head Of &c.
secret societies those only are condemned
whose objects are contrary to thoseOt the
Catholic Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

Sos. - and a Fourteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

WEDNESDAY, noENlAG, IUS. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

In q speech to = numuer oil young men
the other day Alexander H. Stephens, Of
Georgia, said that, when during the late
war il was suggested that he and other
prisoners Of state should be allowed to
quit the country upon coalition Of never
returning to it, he replied that he for one
would not accept such a proposal that
she would rather be hanged in the United
States than live in any other country"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

Mr.. LOT JOY says that the Republicans
in the Gerard, Pa, region, are solid FOL
Garfield against Oonkliug. They watched
with great interest to see whether the
President would take water or not on the
Robertson case, and rejoiced with exceed
ing 10y when they discovered that though
A Baptist by profession he had q regular
spell Of hydrophobia in this instance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

CoSxLlNG did not chow up well in yes
terdsy's ballot at Albany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

A PHILADELPHIA dispatch from Gath
10 the Cincinnati Enquirer Ct yesterday
reads az follows:
"Yssterdsy a leading manufacturer told
me to look out for sOme Of the greatest
failures Of the period In the WOODEN manu-
iac.ure. THE wooden people, he said
: the carpet people, the factory wsaveTs
aud all manner Of wool,mskers are dense
ly OvelstoCked with goods they Canno
sell, have got seven hundred tons o
woClen rags, he bSid. The paper trade
however, is not very close, and there are
no supplies ahead"
But the wool market is quoted drmeI
this morning Notwithstanding this news.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

AcALL has been isausd Tor a non'parti'
San p~rohibltory Stale convention to be
held in Jackson, Miss, on Wednesday
July 20. It's sole purpose is declared to be
to combine the friends OF prohibition In
the effort TO indulge the adoption OF . con-
stitu(ionsl amendment, prohibiting the
liquor traffic in the State after a certain
dAy-leaviug the scope and phraSeolOgy
of the amendment to the wisdom Of the
Legislature,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

TWENTY YEARS experience has firmly
rooted TUFTS Pills In public estimation,
Their wonderful a~dAptSbillty 10 the vsfi.
ouS forms Of disease Is q marvel TO medi.
cal men Of all schools. They are largely
used In hospitals In Europe and America
aS we'll Ss in the army and navy. Cuba
and other countries where yellow fever
prevails, consume millions oil boxes annu.
altw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01

We are glad to notice that OoI' l. b
Coulter, ci steubenyiIle, has been nomi'
mated for his third term as Clerk OF the
Court, We believe in third terms In local
Offices, such as the enc filled by the Col
ouel, especially where It'll so ably and
satisfactorily filed as in his case
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01
An old CiUsen Who hns pTosper.d.

WI had the pleasure yesterday Of meet.
ing with Mr.. George Keelins Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, an old citizen Of this county,
aud, at a later day, Of Bridgeport, Ohio.
Mr.. Keeline has many friends In this re-
slon who remember his career In our
midst with interest, running back 10 his
, 1881-05-03

IL IL, al'o"ou 70 uo vessels oi al! o'hef nat'ons
Ihe mai's carried III sao ooestlnR vesse's arc
no1 lolo'eI 'nn..st tl'uy Ut" SaFt'oa J" A,u"si'
eau @ scsse'S eAc'uslVeis' "'lo y. ~ plopno'n'y
svlI sss, s.A"spot'ssoa 20 p"'" ,ot eseos"l'olY.
Mhashet any OF tnnm W atas r"utes We
uo aos xnoW' nnt a..or sne wonaoslul Iovoia.
eaon u,as Ass.s'snt % lossn'as'ee.tenetai I'M. braoy
estaD,ss'ea oall5 ma.1 pet"een ~ Iat.l M
.llo ot LOUIS oS steamer. ma pa.a Ss''UV
ios eatny'ng an empty pousn up a1a uowh
.ne li'ee oetwoon Jaly eao neeempel. ;,, y wo
.!' "oa!a nos W sutpt,seu ,s Nv "''s'"a's III ''o
p1r,a' ,,,.'u conlpeasasoh 'lno' ,,,
"ss.niu ~. onsconlo VI a.t. MI '"aoa . setcsu 'et
...''. Wv eo'''''o.ce ol .A,a country e"hnos
supp"as s. "cea'''Ko's vessels' even ~ wouoa'u ,a
e"s , a'o,.. o''eape. nun NV" .,ey s"u' w. o'.ls
iot u. os,aaf eounttles. "nas 'ae!. muss :, oe o
uonef ,,s N"!ata,iy. woe.' tnlnS Is 1apossole
rs io.!s 10 nt.eapl w wv AIT. noasn 4!,.s
US pa!ent pto"c'ive pahacea-saa - suus'ay a Wy.
!to su.ss tMs lol eatssh'R u'e sl'uUotD;VuV :,
" 'Aeic'',s'l".so " "!tt rom tlls eoHmtry .aSs
ye.i VI. ~ oseu'' LIE. LIS co"".ty paiu ~ .ae
"w',ols Nv oa ~ io.es" anaps Nv !sss .l"'' siv
"o'oo'. ~ Was lot.aha'o shat VIC couio
laso u'e Services Oh t''ese lofe'en-owhea
SHIPS, oeca"se' as AT ho"on says, american
sesss's e1aM nv ssso ~, uass'eu sa aao s,. Hso aa
kuo4a Aof 1888 LaAn $toetVVs9Vn W 2sVv.o@VtA
, 1881-05-03

THE London newspapers ara discussing tho
necessity Of reforming tho excessive costs OF
lawsuits md tho extorHonate fees Of tawycrs.
A slsnllar Mood Of reform oxiats ln tbs country.
ANow York paper gives this sample case:
List wonk Judge narnard. Of rbughkeeps,e,
hn5l nofnto bin oonteat butwccn c(lcnts ind
for tho different partlas probably oxduods any OF
the onses now discussed IN tondon. Tho late
County. about, whioh hts hoira instituted i.
.pot,l"siit which tha lhwyofs call a j" pattition
eefts' fent H., 1ns %pon T. an tdNs as,
Amounted to ttszm. 1,hu bnlance reported Tor
distribution was $eo2:7b Whom the acoounts
Wero ten1cred tho haits rdlnc.nbrrcl tho fulo OF
tho oyster and tho shells. What hAd beconie Of
tho tnonoy7 After = whllo tho oilpnts fel to
fnveRtrAttng. Wtiun Il wAs discovered TINT 81 ,aB
had bosn .d!strbutad nmonR thoIr vntfous iaw-
yeFs. This was 20 Hhnon she'll FOR 30 small m
Oystut that they Immediately tnsokQl tho jt1.
dulal scrutiny Of Jud9e Barnard. who on Yninr-
day l?st sat nslde all tho bllla aud ortetcd NOW
tNXntnu. =, '
, 1881-05-03

loass forty Protestant Islahmsn, Of whom
twenty-five are Tories. II tliny break Will,
tho Tory landlord tlnss ami Tho hitter cot,1-
bIhe to kill tho bill, then tho 1flall vote will
bc solid. The twenty-five Tory members
from ireland will bo constrained 10 support
tho Gladstone bill. bit It they should
vote against It evary man Of them would bo
,rarked. and as thnlr constituents hhvo tho
secret ballot, a1td can exetciso It without
fear OF the old penalties that followed plua
pocd voting, out evcry one OF them would go.
Tho only way ont Of this ,lilanhh Il to pass
tha bill. with tho solid vote ot 1rcfana III
liis oontrp1, Mr.. Gladstone cal, tlefy Tho
foada1 landlords, for, II t,n Tory Lords
throw out Ills bill. l,s can dissolve rarlla-
1nent, appeal ID tho constituencies. and bc
sure Of h sweeping majority. uo can then
cocrce tho upput House Into M acceptance
of tho Land bill, and X they make Him trou.
bic lle cat create enou2l, new Teors to swnmp
the hereditary Lords and carry his measure.
It ID this ylew Of the sttuhtiuu wl,lcl. proba-
bly, Ina induced the Saturday I2cpio,o 10
urge upon the Tories tho pnssaEo Of the bill,
for II the Tot!os losd their Irish allies, how
are they ever to regain \ ina1otltYf
, 1881-05-03

casy cnoueh whenever It sl,all pe desirable.
So long rs ambition shalt not bOtray the
American Government into foreign ttlytht-
uro It IL absolutely safe from foreign attack.
Not only 10 Its geographical position ard
political autonomy g,taranteo II immunity
from ASSAULT but II controls people In i,uai4
bers, character, And patriotism, and RESOURCES
In a,nouht and variety ample for MI purposos
Of colhptcte defonsc, aiid It ID Ealntna con.
atahtly and enormously from the people aud
RESOURCES Of othat countries.
The American Government has tlomutl4
stfatct Its capacity for resisting Tho trials oe
adverslty, and also keeping along stoadlly In
spite Of the temptations Of prosperity. It
passed. through the most notable civil war
OF modern history, tossed ttpott tho sca Of
speculation and Initiation, settled down Into
long oalm of Inevitable depression without
a change ct parties, hid Is now riding gnl.
lantly oil the bf1lows OF prosperity. Through
nl! changes tho Americans evinca at Anglo
Saxon grit ntld Gallfc elasticity which
combine to make them tho pluckfcst
and happiest people on the face of
tho earth. A. debt Of huge proportions
was assumed When It became neees-
sary to defend National integrity. ind thu
people entered upon the gradual but rapid
exttngutslltttont Of tho sat1e without tlos!taa
ton or fcgrat wllon tf,efr National trials were
ended. To-day the holders OF per cent
Govefnshent bottds, which are subject to call,
are beseecf,tnk tho Govotiitnent IL extend
them atBH per cent rather than take tlle!r
money, nnd this at the option, not OF tho
creditor, but Of the debtor. The Sccretaryot
the Treasury is able t0 ssli 1 per cent bonds
today at III to take up outstanding bonds
bearing q higher rate of Interest," but Is
averso to doing 1t, since tho bonds would,
under tho law, run somo twenty odd years,
md bccnuse lle believes the Government will
desire to got out ot dobt before that time.
That shows what kind Of Government
ours Is.
individual prosperity ntd enterprise pre-
ynfl In the United States to an extent not
known elsewhere on the globo. It IL not the
few, but the inasscs, who share prosperity
nmonE u.s. Whom tue English, Irish, Ger
1nans, and Scandinaylans como to Us at tho
rate Of 10000 month they nre not re-
Enrdeh rs d new chargc upon the
country, but as an actual accretfon
to Our capital. Muscle is always capital III
country Of tosourccs. For tic rest, 1nonoy
sno object. the American mines md Euro
pean batattces contribute TINT 1t, grent annual
lnstallnlents. Ills 80 plenty that the possess
sors are building parallel railroad lines III
all directions, ahd even preparing to supply
the neighborlnE Republic Of Mexico with a
similar network Of rallrouds. T'he counties,
cities. and towns mud the public and private
CORPORATIONS of all kinds which 1rA In tlebt
, 1881-05-03

INTOXICATING drinks arc prohibited Rt
Rugby, Teun. When . man wants bottle OF
whisky ho goes hunting for 1t tn The wooda.
Usually ho finds what ha Ia looking for. At tho
foot at sous ptuo tsea to viii come unex osotod-
" on Insk OF tho choicest moonshlne. He Will
inspect 1t anu put 1t AWAY IN bis pocket, Then
ho walks on. a hundred yards beyond ho meets
q mRn. Tho stranger says, "Ilss pardon, sir, I
would like 10 have you loan mo dollar" lie
loans It. Thate Ia nothing ia tho world mors
beautiful than'the charity Of A Nuxby counat
who hAs bis pocket full OF tnoonahtuo whisky.
, 1881-05-03

Tns good Swabians chi now rcat easy and
ehtoy thelr peaceful dreams conscious OF tho
fact that their naughty boys and Ttrls will re-
cotve thair deaerts IN ali oaaes whero they t1nve
boon throwing spttbais At tho schoolmarm
and calling tho old padAgoga dry old chunk. Tho
couhcl! Of Education for tho stato Of Wflrtcsn-
borg has hold nn important meeting for tho pur-
poso uf considering tho proprlety Of lnoraasIng
tito ootpornt punlshments which teaohers In the
public schuols tnay miller Upon tho pupils.
aoretofore tho "l!tt1e rod" with which tho
hands and bnnks Of tho scholars weso occnatuu-
ally "rom!naca" that tho proprietorH therout
wore seriously out Ut order, nAs, aocorang to
prescribed rules, only foot In louyth. Tho
now rute adopted permits tho rod to bd of
"modorato thickness and lonKth." Tho ad-
tootiyu !" moderate" Is somewhat indbfnls tn ata
application. but nleans, perhaps, Ia th!s H.
statteo, "contortahle,"-i o., OF such long tn and
thickness u to enable tho teachor 10 nuke an
impression upon tho obstraperous Hwabiah
youn9ster With 1ts!e morn comfort than hs
GOULD onJoy In bclaborln4 htn with twelve
tnoh tWtR with which ho could not harm . tly.
Tbs number Of strokes that may be applied With
such comfortable stick IL limited to 4lx at 4
tl.no. but tho repetition Of tho d0sa ut short In
tervala toen8 TO b. lott to tho discretion ut tho
teacher. ID Ear|ous tasa1, hnNoyos, tho SwahiAn
pedagoK ID pestnittod to lay tha younaater over
III kH3tt wrong s!dc up, gsva hts pauss tight
sttetchlux, and helahor thc.r contents with his
lac4lG4 to such degree ~ In bis iudgtaopt may
DO necessary. Whatoypr may bo said pso or con
about this 6wsblan school arrangement, therels
uodouht that It sAvcs tho parents Esuas deal ct
annoyance and trouble with their children. bo.
cause ttlay wilt not 10 sent homo 70 oftpn With
"noto" by hystesloal schooluarms tor tho most
trivial Of ronIous,
, 1881-05-03
PERSONALS,


h[r. botaoy ''saycd'' indiana, bpt t,...
Dorsey. 1a 10 sass
Patti Inns the bronchitis, sho a..
eso3oM. Very fow people IN Cbir.s, aas
trt,taptoa win afonch'tls. md fawer tttfl ~ s
In the revised tlbIo II Is spel,e,, .,,,,.. :.
People who bit sholr thumb nails tn.,oad i"aeS' y.
TACK while putting down carpets shuulS ~ ,a ne
It fs still asserted thht Chfl scl,urz I. to.,,
tho csftorshlp Of our comatoso co,tanke ~1ke
the Now York Iuss. II str. Bchurz nn",.
bore ls flno chaneo+ seu' fest,
~ concert was recently given in f,Inctnu..
At which nothing whs producct bit hntisa. W
mofodlca OF two Of thtto otfttrtes nv .aa w
Louis newspapers aro run on tho satno 49, 49,. u
pic. slightly modified: A'' pf'tc''
II aeo n great ttcal in the pnt,nra o1o,.
foutcs. Who can atop to think s,,a,t. ,u'ssat =.
routes whom 10 many of our follow. cras,ss s.as
arc being draggoa down to carly uryos h. w.
claon"-R. u. I!aves. " aafa
1t Ia annotlnced that n ,nau fl t,oobo.,.-
N. T., ttas discovered onothor coupt h,,, .:
dispatch falls To state whother ho stennoa NJ, w
at tho top Of tho steps or VA. W an an
49, ~. u."em W MO "4te'
Inc National Republican Says that tha .x.
r. Ms,.n, W n'auy olutal. Mr. Hrudy own
~ at,s's asS.. ts ,u,.,s anu Tho bora around
t,II no., - L." A. st ~. ~ gu back On III,
~.,.,.. sa,, .o .os "' s''af4es are paid prompt,
o' 9e'a.""''
fof tfaa 0estcftt OF ttlosc OF our rca(tcrs VII,
may not hhvo sceh tho Honolulu pancr I'm,
which Il u tAkon wo rcprutluce tho foIlos", u
gem, which shows dopth or feeling e,preIs,I,
III tho stddnd find, TINT IN seldom couulei: '