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DEATH OF HoE. JAMES T. EARLE
Hon. James Tilghman Earle Of Queen
Anne's county died at his residence
in Centerville on Friday afternoon Of
last week, at $50 o'clock, of general
prOstratiOn resulting from malaria
Mr.. Earle was born in Queen Anne's
county July 18th. 1914. making his
age sixty-eIght years lacking sixteen
days. His father was the Hon. r. 7.
Earle. who for many years was the
Chief Judge of the Judicial District
composed Of Queen Anne's, Cecil,
Kent and Talbot counties. The de-
ceased was for many years conspicu-
Gus in the politics Of Maryland. He
was largely identified with the agri-
cultural interests and practical edu-
cation of farmers in Maryland. 1t
was very largely through him that
steps were taken for the endowment
with public lands Of the Maryland
Agricultural College. He was also
at one time President Of the Mary
land Agricultural Society. His ad-
vent into political life was as a Dem
ocrat in the hazardous campaign Of
1864, when he was elected to the
Senate Of Maryland, where he re-
NAMED FIVE consecutive terms, serv-
ing nearly all that time as chairman
of the Finance Committee. During
the session of 1872 he brought for
ward the Chesapeake and Delaware
Ship Canal project. In the same
year he was the author Of the act
creating as distinct bureau the In
surance Department Of this State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

AeUE AND FEvER. The cause Of
The existence and preyalsnes 8 this
disease i Tie aisct 'of . Iapsr read
before tho MeaicaI ana Chirurs Il
Faculty 81 Balsime 81 Dr. y &.
VanBibbsr. Of Ehat city on tie 14th
Of April. ult-, ard now published
IN pamphlets form. il contains much
statistical information and supplies
food for thought to al who make san
itary Affairs the subjects Of medita-
lien . szpoEimsnt. The ORA theo-
~ appears to be that Ague and Fe-
yer poison il communicated 10 the sys-
tsln. not through the atmosphsrs We
breathe Is Is believed BY many. bat
through the water we drink. This
theory. which i the chief underlying
feature Of his paper. he quotes Mr..
Blower-ominous nams-of Bedford,
England, assnpporting. and be adds on
his own accountthat sits By 10 means
improbable TO suppose that drinking
water. percOlaaing through aIIuvial
coils. may be a. likely as any atmos-
phsric poison to convey : disease
like agne and fever into che system.
Both air and water are the common
supporters Of life. the one Is much as
the other. Both form combinations
within the body which renew the
blood. But il either one Of them
alone conveys this disease into the
body. il is done by different route
and in a dissimilar way. If ever this
question Is definitely solved, and
drinking water is demonstrated to be
the COnveyer Of the poison, then fever
and ague will prevented and cured
BY . different means from that which
ID now used"
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DIED.

On the 9Th instant, ofDiPhtheria, at the
residence Of his parents in Sc. Inigoes' dis
trict, CLEMENT, only child Of Aiortimogc and
Mamie A. A. Smith, in the 2nd rear Of his
age.
Just reaching that ige which makes the
warm hearts Of parents glad, God, in Ills far
seeing wisdom, called the little idol 10 him
ere he had witnessed the troabled scenes Of
life. Bright, buoyant and interesting, IL was
indeed heari-rending % his fond father and
doting mother 70 yield him up, but the whis-
cs,lI," will, | am sure, heal the deep, the
bleeding wounds which have been probed 10
the quick, and the little life which gIided
away without ripple TO join the angels must
ever be 10 them sweet and touching remem-
branee. @.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

NOTABLE EyENTs.-The two most
notable events Of recent occurrence in
Baltimore city Is the taking Of the
white veil of the order Of the vista
tation at Mount De Sales by Miss
Emily McTavish, q member ola veal
thy and well known Maryland fami-
ly, and the drowning in the Patapsico
river on Saturday last Of Mr.. J. H.
B. Latrobe, Jr., brother Of the ex.
mayor while bathing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

WAR They ARE DorNa.-The
Bakiasdre Assriean makes repOft of
che sultsy-seasoh status Of certain pro-
minent democratic politicians Of this
State. which We give below. with the
rsminder TO our readers, however,
that the AsnTiean i. "fOr profound
and solid lying. much renowned"
Mayor White has taken the adj
vice. which We 50 freely gave on Non
day and has gone 70 Long Branch.
where he will listen to the multitude.
Rcus laughter Of the sea. Governor
Hamilton tastes the swaets of sylvan
innocence and forgets for The while
that bad men seek 70, flaEart BIS
cherished plans for the regeneration
81 politics. Senator German Is still
occupied with the cares az state. Mr..
Geo. .loll0n has taken upon himself
the additional care Of founding q new
organ Of advanced Democratic opin-
BON. and Is signing for the rustling
shades a Howard county, Ex-NayeT
Latroha has not ret selected the min
erl wafer that il 70 give tone to his
coaskitnkion. And set politics are
not enEirely deceased.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

A SERIOUS QUEsTIoN.-The Nont-
9omery AdrOc0te. says that serious
question affecting the validity Of one
Of the laws passed at the recent ses-
sion Of the Legislature has arisen
in Allegheny county and been brought
before the Courts. The law in ques-
ton was one of the number which
were signed by Governor Hamilton
atSpeaker Keilholtz's residence in the
city Of Baltimore. long after the Leg
islature had adjourned. and prohibited
the sale Of intoxicating liquors in
Flintstone district of that county.
One Of the liquor dealers. having per-
sisted in selling intoxicants, was
arrested. and his counsel, applied
to. Judges PearTe and Motter for
habeas corpus on the ground
that the law was void, because it was
signed by the Governor more than
ten days after the Legislature ad-
journed. AS this question practical
ly required g decision as TO the vail
dity Of all the bills signed by the
Governor at Mr.. Keilholts's house,
including the appropriation bills. the
Judges told the prisoner counsel that
the question was too important TO he
decided by nisi prius court, and
advised them to apply to Chief JUS
tice Alvey for the writ, as he would
have an opportunity to consult with
the other members Of the Court Of
Appeals. COdnsel for the saloon
keeper claim that decisions in other
States show that the Governor clear
~ had no power 10 sign the bills in
the manner and at the time he did,
and they are determined to push the
matter. even II it result in overthrow
ing all the acts thus signed by the
Governor. The petition win be laid
before Judge Alvey in q few days.
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NOTICE.

TIE Rev. Never bewin. n. n, Dean al
j the washingtoa COAsOration. viii hold
Conversational Services in King 4 Qnesn Par
ish. Rev. J. Gibson Cant. Rector. The ser
vices will be as follows
AL Faith, August Lot:
Old Fields, August 2nd;
Newport, August Bird;
King and QHeea, Aagust 4lh, sah and 9Th.
81. Nary's Parish, August 9Th aud 9th.
The public are cordially invited. The Dean
10 80 well known, and his assistants being
eminent preachers Of the Word, thar large
congregations and much interest win charac-
Fize the services.
July AZ. l6a2-N
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The O. 4. DIS. AGAIE.-If there
las been no general engagement in
Egypt since our last report, there has
been auits 8 battle between The diff
feEenl factions which make NJ The
SPECIALIZATION calling itself the Com
mittaa e 0na Hnndrsd. battsE known
as the O. Ids Ata late meeting IN
Baltimore proposition was submitted
10 hanish eli oiEoe-holders from The
Committee. This was amended . = e.
include AZ ofics seekers e vel. but -
che lattsrSoundo out that thiswould dis
band thsSocieiy, empty the room and
leave nobody 70 put che lamps cut.
the latter rallied to the rescue. beat
DOVE the amendment and put the
ctheg fellows to rout. We congratu-
late the victors. Il was really mean
in the osher fellows. after getting Of
fees ihsmselvss. 70 30 back on their
compaEsiots whilst these were still out
in the cold. and propose that the o.
L. D. Society should be closed up in
the fntgre Is An alternating ma
china | Mean 5 scarcely a bad enough
word fdl itl We repeat our congratu-
lations to the victors. but we feel
called upon nevertheleas to suggest.
that cur friends should refrain here
after from describing themselves as
I'VE the Democracy Of Maryland" etc.
twill remind people ofthe three Lon
don tailors whoonce undertook tospeak
for the whole people Of England.
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FOR RENT.

TINE HOUSE aud LOT belong- asRs
ing to the heirs Of the late
Washington Norris, .lscated near Leonard
iown, on the rond leading to Foxwell's
wharf. atfTesent occupied By Capt. Vim. J.
Norris, is for rent Tor the year 1888. The
property is in good condition and 20 an &C.
eepiAble tsEwnI viii be rented low. Apply
JOHN r. KING,
July 20, 1927. Leonardtown.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED

To lease one or more years, for cash rent.
a farm Of sev eral hundred acres, near 10 salt
water, with or without tie stock, &C. State
price and describe the property. Inquire ~
this ofEcs.
Ialy ~, lss2-2t.
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Orphans CouFt Of 81. MaFy's County, Set:
July IL, 1851.
NkDERED by the Court, That A. Bar"
~ ronghs, JT., Executor Of
AQUILA BURROUGHS, ST.,
late o. Sc. MaFy's county. Id. deceased, give
the 'nntice required By law 10 the deceasedS
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
same be Published once week I0T six succes-
sive EeEks In the &c. MaFy's BEAcON.
Test: Joss ID. ABELL,
Register of Wills Gog st. Mays county.
NOTICE.
IN pursuanee of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from The OEs
phans' Court Of &c. Mary's connty, Maryland.
letiers aestameniaFy en tbs personal estate OF
Aquila Burroughs, ST., late o. said counsy,
dseeased. All persons hsviag claims agalass
The said deceased are hereby noti6ed 70 eghib-
it the same with the proper voaehers attached
theFni0 20 the Subscriber, q o. before the
lath day q Ian. 1883, they viii Oabsgwl@
- 1aw - excluded from the bene6ts Of the
- iaae. All persons indebted 70 the de-
coare& ere requested 20 make Immediate pay
ment . lie subscriber.
A. BURROUGHS, Jr,
July 10, Ies2-ew.
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On the 7olh instant, by The Rev. Father
Neale. MN. J. BR0WX TO Niss Mary L.
MILBCRN.
On the 21nd instant, by Che Rev. Father
Pacriarini, JOHN X. CHESELDINE 10 Miss
MARY ". LONG.
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Nessrs Editors PLEASE announce In he
BEAceE that Il DR.. L. J. SUTTON, Of de 9Th
district, win consent 20 become candidate
Ior O seat In the lover branch Of The next
GeneEal Assembly al Maryland, be viii receive
he cordial and th0rough support a The re-
Puhlicans & she
July -, lss2. 3rd District
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COPARfNgRSHP.

a Co-partnership In the practice Of meai
cine has been formedhetween she unaeg4
signed Mhieh dates from the Isa ofJanuary.
1884, O9ce in the room adjoining the new
Drug Store Of Harry spalding
a. JACK SPALDIHG.
CHARLES COMBS.
Ian !, lsss.
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EOTTUE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of Sc. MaFy's County, Set:
July Q, lee3.
0RDERED by the Court, that George
- Blackstone, Administrator Of
JOHN II. TURNER,
late Of 81. MaFy's co., Nd, deceased, give the
notice required By Law TO the deceassd's cred
itors 10 exhibit their claims and that the sAass
be Published once n week for six successive
weeks In the Sc. Nary's sEACoS.
Test: JoHm h. AsxLL,
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary . ce1nty.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the ADORE order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Sc. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal ss-
iafe Of John III. Turner late OF said county,
deceaeed. AL persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 10 e1-
hibit the sasas with the proper vouchers at
taehed thereto 20 the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day Of jan, 1889, they will other.
wise BY law b excluded from the benefts of
the said estate. All persons indebted 70 the
decreased are requested 10 make immediate
payment 20 the subscriber.
GEO. BLAKIET0NE,
Administrator.
JuIy 10. Iss2-sw.
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o. llonaay, TIE llsh, Tuesday, The Islh,
Wednesday, @ lei, and Thursday, the l7th
days Of AngGsh Ie8z. and as
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When yon have any money 10 spend. A
Want 20 gss lie real vAlne il merchanaise
BIG BRoKs STORE
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On Friday, he 18th. and Saturday, ne issh
days e Angua, 1882.
". n. CARROLL,
Rsgislration Oaicer i0r ssh eIecaion district.
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HOLLYWOOD.

oa Monday, the 18th. Tuesday, ths I ssh
Wednesday, she 18th, Thursday, the l5th
Friday, the ieth, and Saturday, the I9sl
days Of August, lea2.
J. NORMAN BURROUGHS,
Registration UIliesr for 9Th eIsesion disiries
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NOTlCE Z.

A Ii persons Indebted 90 me On Hotel ae-
IN count are nofiEed that Il settlsments are
oil made Immediately, by cash Or iiseqniv-
aIeint, said Indebtedness win be PLACED In TIE
uay Of legal c0lleetion, withoat regard %
HERBERT =. MOORE,
Sept. IS lssl-tf' NooEe's Holsl.
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% Nsndsy, The l4fh. Tsssday, The 18Th, and
"Wednesday ,aks lsth dps q 4agusT iss7,
and as
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on Thursday, The ira, Friday, The lsth,
ard Saturday, tbs 18th days Of July, 1881.
wM. q. GIBSON,
KegisiEAtioA 00cer sor Tth eIeesioa district.
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The Oficer Of Registration for the Sixth
Election Disirieg win attend and sit at
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THR
TIE
81. - aTy's BE . : on
LsoxARDToKE. Nd

THURSDAY aonslEe. ~, IN, ,ssa
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FOR CONGRESS.

MesBra. Editors As the time n arawimw
GEAR 20 y Congressional election gor this Dis-
tFics, a7d a. this eounty has not had repre-
sentative for several year,, take the liberty
o. suggesting the name Of Col. II. JOHN
son COLTOA as . suitable candidate 20
represent rs In the next Congress.
Jan 10, lee2.
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MILEST0WE.

The 0Gicef of Registration for The Seventh
Election DisEiel viii attend and sc At
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day and Saturday
the sane being he ilth, issh.l Iesh. l7lb,
18th and 18th days o Angus, 4. D. iss2.
At the respective places hereinafteE named,
for The purpose q registering In their respec-
tive election districts I'm So. Mary's eombty,
all persons who may possess OF will possess,
before the dav Of election next ensaing, all
the requisite qualifications upder the Consfi-
tntion Il the State Of Maryland and the laws
made inpaEsHalee thereof, emitting them %
vote In said respective elertiot districts.
The 0fiicrF Of Registration Cor the First
Election District will attend and SIC at
RI. FEHWTCKS STORE
% Monday, the I4tli, Tuesday, the 18th,
WEDNESDAY, the 18th, and Thuisday, the
l7th dayscf August, 1882, and II
WG b. TEHSISSOES STORE
on Friday, sthe 18th, and Saturday, tKe 10Th
@. n. C. JONES,
Registration 0ficer for LIST election district.
The OsRssf or Registration for the Secoad
Elertion Dipsrirt wilt sit at
rROGAk STORE EALLEY LEE
on Monday, the I4,h, Tuesday, the Ibsh,
Wednesday, the 18Th, Thursday, the l7ih,
Friday, the 18th, and Saturday, the 18th
days q xusu st.. III VA. =; rHeu.s
Regist4sipA oaeer for znd election district.
The oaResr Of Registration for The Third
Election District wiII attend and sit at
FESETcEs HOTEL, LEoxARDrOKS
on MOnday,. the l4,h Tuesday, the 18th,
Wednesday, ebe 18th, Thursday, the 18th,
Friday, the 18Th, and Saturday, the 18Th
DAYS u August, lse2.
J. %. THOMPSON,
Oficer Of Registration ior 3rd election district.
The OfReerof Registration Tor he Fourth
Electioa District viii attend and sc as
cHAPHCO,
on Monday, the l4th, Tuesday, the l5th,
Friday, the 18th. and Saturday, the lsth
Gays q Aos'''' i's1 ar. BARBER.
regi tration Oficer for 4th election distriet3
Tn. Oairer Of Registration for the Fifth
Election Dis:rirt wiil attend abd sit at
MgcHAXIcST7LLE,
on Monday, abe l4sh, Tuesday, The Issss,
Wednesday. The 18th, Thursday, tha 7th,
Friday, the 1ssh, and Saturday. the 10Th
days Of Augnss, Ies2.
>. GWEN BARBER.
Registration Officer Cor bih election district.
The Ofscer Of RexistrAtion for the Sixth
Election Disirieg win attend and sit at
HOLLYWOOD.
o. Monday, the l4th, Tuesday, shs s,h.
Wednesday, she sesh, Thursday, the nth,
Friday, the ieth, and Saturday, the I0sh
days Of August, lss2.
J. NORMAN BURROUGHS,
Registration Ulieer for 9Th election district.
The OaRcef &C Registration for The Seventh
Election Dispiei will attend and sc at
AILEsT0WE,
On Nonday, the I4sh. Tuesaay, she ls,h, and
wedess'l-ssshs lsth d-ysOf 1agusf 1854,
and a
1ng TRAPPg
on Thursday, de ira, Friday, she lssh,
ard Saturday. The 18th days Of July, 1881.
WM. q. GIBSON,
Registration 0fscer Cor Sth eIeesi0n district.
The 0eicer az Regisfrafioa Cor the Eighth
Election Disariek viii attend and SO as
gARB0EsVILLg
o. Moaaay, TIE llsh, Tuesday, he Issh,
Wednesdmg, tsae la1h, and ThnFslay, the l7th
days Of AngGSa, Iesz. and as
CALIFORNIA,
On Friday, TIE 18th, and Saturday, ne issh
daTs of Argus, lea9.
". n. CARROLL,
Rsgistratioa Oascer iOr sth election district
- Ia, ~.r,...sf,,Isv urv.a uu<,n an gnoS
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on Monday, Abe l4lh, Tuesday, The Issk,
"wednesday, the 18th, Thursdmy. tha I7th.
Friday, the lssh, and Saturday, the l9sh
days Of Augask, 1854.
,. GwIKN BARBER,
Recistfation OlIicer Cor S,h election dia.r;et
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MgcHAx7csr7LLE.

Tn. Oficer Of Registration for the Fifth
ElecliOn Dis:rirt wiIl attend asd sit at
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on Monday, the I4lh, Tuesday, the l5th,
Wednesday, the Isth. Thursday, tls Ink,
Friday, the 18th. and Saturday, the 18th
days Of Rugusi, 1881.
r. r. BARBER.
regi tration OfIicer for 4lh election district!
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49, 2 - - - - - -
NOTICE
TO rHz
ouALIFiED voTERs
St, County.
Esl ; hereby Eivsn % an whoa IL nsy
esasrsI sh.s in souplianes with the aei q
shs 0sisral Aassmbly of Maryland, passed ss
De q lsss. d. undersigned oiHesn
: 80 = retrospective Election Dis
tEissa q 81 AaEg's eouniy, duly appointed
sad esuni..iassa At shsir August Sit
sing. win Il. from ) s'slssk. A. 20
O'slOsk, r. ~, o.
Monday, Tuesisy. wed
nesday. Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-01

.wnst dream uupl'lewsd ny young head
a Gnu slr m s ssss , ss' , esa q MA
Iu<ue<t fhpu thy ionsiy uayf
ssee where TIE purple mountains he.
Like clouds that catch fhc n~in8 sun:
Behind yon peak that breasts ne .ky
! neeis must r. ere day = " -
: Ana Ne nv home beyond tha, peak.
III some wid-~eodei mpuntaln-xi-n.
And. sex with au<rncf. - thou seek
The ~ e.. familiar scene axninf'
srnrruublcsl ~ tn morning wind
That drinks the dew from xras= and tree,
~ leave my fathers house behind
1hc brad. fright world a. home % me-"
.Then Fancy hath fhce b. the hand.
And whispers tai. u import sweet
His sEs .ss 4 ' ss ss :. nsss 'saa'
-Twere sweet % md love waiting NE.
II love were meek and came unsoughf;
follow subiimer thought"
-Dcst dream 81 mines and treasures rare
In yon rccc--ce buried down,
Or SEEK ~ faery fa-tnes< there
The bitter laurel ~ rcnownF
Ask me no more; cannot tell
what thing burn y ma " 40;
only know uiIi- wild spell
Compels me % those crcsts Of blue"
-Iwnrn fhnc. though they <ecm 80 near.
II Il weary way between
Through woods and wastes obscure and
And sider-haunted fens unseen
"A journey made: danger met.
Are tales ID tell when both are done:
There never va< pleasure yet
Worth tasiing Il toosmcotnly won
. =. -.. "a. --
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STATE Tc,chers' A,.oc;.f:on- ~ rruor4
~ fhe <1nn<Inx Comm1r1ee ~ ~ Con-
Iit'on ~ Edurnf;on .houed fhsr- 10.
w;rh-enniinx tke sfr><Iv mere IN -
population a or state. tie number q
Children In daily offrnI1nce uoon -
public <chools y declining. ne ~.
cr.a-e 49, attributed bv tke Ckniruan
" IT, comm;ffre 10 ..fhe incrcs,ed d.
mani- made ~ manuf.crur'nx inter.
r>t<.>' ~ which w. meant. ~ Dr.
sumo. ~ increased cuDloy nrnf a. chi.
dren n f>cfor;r<
IT, I~z-enin~ number u childrrn ~
school y rof urrul;ar % New York State
o. % factory towns. A other teachers'
gatherings this summer The same con-
1iiion u thing has been noted and-va~
riou-lv CONNECTED uDon - being more
or less visible throughout the country,
and more o. Ie<s 70 b deplored-
The general feeling seems % b tha1
the <choolm1<ter y losing his grip. and
that TIE country y likely % suffer II
consequence That The schools ere o.
can b II any Way % blame for the de-
clin'n< popular interest IN schooling.
che school authorities Are naturally nos
disposed % believe: nor does 6 seem %
cccu! 20 t.em % tn'nk sn.t tner .PI -
en! - q influence may lilly ~ -
lnd'c.1.on z, ~ sP.e1d q le-.r! ne~s
tn4n formerly pfe.4.Ie1 81 49, = ProP-
q lor yonsnI1. eutu
40 ..t tnsL lever sn,,nIen Ssn,s
lzfion- ere nov % Be found any day i
school tnAn 49, Ne Tue t.sn.y ye1n
tsIy - l:on - .nf 49, p.opo--
'on.ns .sseL c1I''' ~ ~ o-.3= P-yPS-,
s1.c--sl ~, 80 .r.,
~ '.s II. .a.s - :. 1870 - ss..,s
ro's .nS s..-.'n ~ ~ 49, 49,. ~
x: 49, go 49, 49, ..... ~