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Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-30
Spetial Notites.
HOODS SARSkPARIL.LuA

Has "decided" claims upon the public. This is positively proven by the immense good it has done to those who have been cured of diseases from which they have suffered in tensely for years, as verified by the publish ed testimonials, every one of which is pos tive fact,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-30

The original Philadelphia Church Choir are next Friday and Saturday evenings, with a grand matinee Saturday. Fifty artists are announced to appear in the piece Seats are now on sale at Ioomis'
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-30
College Items.

College Items. The Lit. will be out Tuesday,
 Rev. Joseph Twichell occupied the coll ege pulpit yesterday and addressed the social union meeting in the evening
 A large number gathered in the chapel yes terday afternoon to hear Prof. Northrop's address on the advent of Christ.
 The second presidents reception takes place this evening.
 The departments of the Lit. for the con- ing year will be managed as follows: Nota- bilia, Johnston; portfolio Mclaughlin i; book notices, Kellogg memorabilia, Palmer; editors table, Trumbull.
 At the Lit. meeting Saturday Mclaughlin was elected chairman and Johnston business manager of the new board.
 The City Polo club will give an exhibition of playing at the rink this evening.
 Mir. James A. Campbell, '82, received 8 telegram yesterday afternoon that his mother was dangerously i'll and started immediately for St. Louis on special train.
 The Zeta Psi fraternity gre thinking of es- tablishing chapter at Harvard.
 The following men are training for posi- tions on the Harvard nine:
 Pitcher-Bean '94, Tucker M. s.
 Catcher-Nichols 'S3, Crocker 's5.
 First Base-Burt '94
 Second Base-Prescott M. S., Spalding 'S2. Third Base-LeMoyne 'S4 Snow '82.
 Left Field-Olmstead '92 (captain).
 Right Field-Lovering 'S4.
 Center Field-F. s. Hall.
 Short Stop-Baker '94.
 The Glee club will sing in Boston February 15. Anyone purchasing five tickets to the concert will have his fare up and back paid.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-30
VETERAN FIREMEN's BALL

The indications are that the Veteran Fire. mems ball, which is to be given at Peck's Grand Opera House on Wednesday evening, February 15, will be grand affair, far ex. ceeding that of last year, which was one of the largest of the season. The tickets are now in the hands of the committee. The price is only one dollar
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-30
North Churcl

North Church.
 Rev. MT. Bray, of the East Congregational church, on Humphrey street, preached at the morning service of the North church from the text 'Do ye not remember" taken from Marks gospel. Our proneness to forget and to become distrustful as to the future was shown by the Saviour's reproof to his disciples in the words of the text. The five and the seven thousand had just before been miraculously fed, and many baskets full of food left, when they questioned each other about the bread. So, remarked the preacher, we fail to use rightly the lessons of the past. These lessons tell plainly that duty done, we can rely on as good and perhaps better life experiences to come as those already past Although winter with ice and snow now covers the earth, seed time and harvest are expected to come again as in the years past. With many other familiar yet fanciful illustrations, the speaker held the attention of his hearers.
 Dr. Hawes in the afternoon service gave an interesting chapter of Pilgrims Progress. Briefly narrating the story of the previous Sunday afternoon, of the death of martyrdom suffered by Faithful at the city of Vanity Fair and of the escape of Christian, he introduced his new companion, Hopeful. Their experi- ence with men of the world on their way was concisely and forcibly shown by the fitting and appropriate name of each as they ap- peared in the story. Christian experience was thus seen to be the same the world over. The singing was excellent. The orphans were present as usual.
 The Bush brothers sang two duets very finely at English Hall last evening. Preach ing was by Mir. Collins, bringing out obedi- ence to God as the great essential of the Christian lite A good number was present and two persons asked for prayers at the af- far ronetinO
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Written for the sun lay Morning BazoO.
THE SHIP OF FANCY.

Now leaving all Of care AMI toll a-leeward.
Now having fret aud all lie's ills behind,
Ihe ~,'iD III Fancy Il 'tt> b.soni tn III uii9nds,
lite white sti!s sscl!ing in the summer wind.
Beyoud the sullcn breakers dimly showing
B.S0nd the coral and the anthrrCtvrS,
Bry"nd ~" open >t.1 where Incrmtid> Irvine their
tTy>>,-
And tun, ia. ir voices tothe meaning waves.
TE dash II spray "n outward prov iIlls lightly,
l. \" su.S l!Jtt> sitting through the pIiSmc,l .Ir
Ana tT!!tIu-- through sweet zpntS 81 blo,u aud
spires
W may With dr,.aiuir.l motion enter where
TIL, r. j. ~, ctti - r,g. l>>,S >,iN.;.d.
Ne t.,:r> tL.tJ N.'tr hop 1T - !.t~t AWAY.
~" ",'lf.i urrlf-~ nor ~,Fr.'y~' heavy go" -,
~ a. ud.'. I'rI~, uaT evenings c.i,l tuj -r.tv.
Earth, uiu-,,j san and rain arr, gr.t jar,.,,tcu,
I-J J.st>.,,-t rtl,-o,,t~ d. I t.te harp al wears
Are biri.t ami. tu' ,yujl'tt,., irS 81 :;t-,l~
err Laruiyu.l.d SIji, d,c...,t, - snc ~ptlcrr>
- faxes .hr st.F IN quest # har"y hlyruS.
" i,.rs tr, ~,.r-tt,'. Ury iItD ta. ana eve,
uttsuth aut ,r-,J, and ,.i tEiu-> ru'e aul uobA.-
IU,' ~. Ia ~ "a, net "a tIr -oi,.yH da,y.
AMI tbi- To-. "., 20 i,ithflI, l.'l and Low ~.
W len Fancy sap >'t.tli >tI.t Az !'u-er roam,
some. - .i,ls- t- b-.is'i hp rI.I-. oi La-luutS
AL I.t 20 / e. -.s.f p. -. ... d,.u:.
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ing before the board AMI exposing
their incomp tency or temper. By
complaining and creating disturb
ance it Injuries the efficacy and good
results t. tie whole school, which
should not occur becau>e two or three
parents are dissatisfied or offended.
The injury to the whole school is ir.
reparahle.
The statements made hy those com
planning as found in the report should
he iaken with due allowance. With
hold ia igment until their side can be
heard, and then form your opinion.
from the best Ii .hts before you.
Teachers should bear ia mind that
much is expected Of them. and the,
should not di>anpoint the patrons q:
he school. Be just, patient, careful
aid perform YOUR dutie- impartial,
a!d in good humpr. Punish a. it'll
Il possible, and with the greatest Iii
erection.
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GET DOWN 6J5,NESS, GEN
TLSMGN.

Congress has been IN session about
lahors. so far, is the passage Of one
bill -that for the payment Of deficien
cies ia the census bureau. and which
is 50 drawn up that it is thought that
it will he found null and void ii sign
cd bv tie president. This one small
bill "f doubtful validity is not much
of Il showing for SIX or seven week. Of
so-cailed work The f. C, seems Ia I've
that the members have heen mainly
engaged thus far in attending To- Their
private business. But they draw
their pay with pailfIl res ilar.ry,
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PILOT GROVE.
not Shot-T,c Wid0ver ara Lis
Bride School Matters.

w. l. Y. l:U-Le>, ri'iz,n q. Ca>>
COUNTY, j. ",, u sIsr, q" THREADS r,rv.
The l;Nzn, rl,,lc " ~ "vuc dollar
""N r...t uU,, Nt.,n IL shu..ld h.sN- said
ole hIh,.r,d ,isi..'.S.
Mr. y. T. Harris Egs received hi
-t"cs 81 .""d~- abel Is nov engaged IL
vl,u.'.; "Ul HUl ;i.rrSnS.
10y. j. G Giyin, recently returned
!ro:i d. t.S" wees revival n CrmLr. I.c, -
""w .; E-il Az, .ouTin, hoS s.,O, iL,v the
devils camp.
-Ih.rc have been some lively trans
acIioE> Ia rc;s! sN:Ai' the I's-I werA, and IN
cons, 4u'uc,., Mr.. Wesley i.nc canrot now
De heard la SPEAK above whisper.
The Recent semi-annaal examination
ana cone. ri 81 the Collegiate Ir>tiIate WAS
III every respect equal IT, ANYTHING of the
kind formerly gwen at this popular insti-
tuition.
Mr.. McMshan, al Iamine, and Miss
lorn-er. "i This place, were married on
N.,ln >,isy evening. The former il 4
widower with "Srown-ap children" and
the latter a hluShing dams.l ci Is sum
! ners. \ firsi-class charivari greete! the
happy couple Immediately alter the eere.
mOny.
In one Of the public schools OF this
township tOislEnd d;stricti the school be
| gan ,rIobcr lsr, aud the aslses were not re.
m"ved from the stove until the 18th al
January. In the sane school l2-ycar-oltl
boys engage, ~ pu.ili>tic encounters with
the teacher. and IL Is said carry of IN,
hon"rs OF some al the encounters.
| MIR. John ". Everh,.t. jolly either
al t:Ir Suck'r state. j. now in town visitin,
relatives. Nr. Evcrhart j. one of th,
boys, snd aIn,I>' Il = crowd ut Long * Arm
sIr"'= 81 i'w night, ago. by dancing il.
with Ge"r-.. u iir. When the bows con
cl"'ie,i the dane. ii''y were LASTLY chr,.r,.d
and 'h'' VIII ,xrrc>> i that long NIGH
Iii,y wave
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31

Jh>t the -aihc. thou.H Any eN"SHCc
that they have earned it has not yet ap-
peared. 30 far as We are informed
from Washington, the business oftLe
committees is not in the shape, nor
rs far advanced as it ought to be at
this time, and if any work is TO he
done this session. il is 10 he hoped
that the honorable gentlemen repre-
semtinr the various constituencies oi
the land Mi. soon Get "t IT.
Members say HAT their time i
taken up in complying wi,h the end
less q mauds OF their constituents.
who seem To regard them a. s,-nt 1"
WASHINGTON merely t. DO thei;
"cInrcs." But this is not business.
AMI 10 member Of congress : ju>ii-
iicd IN accydiug IL lie bcheS "f lii
upp"riers at home merely becau-e hc
l. ;.>hed io do -. ii he should refuse
Easing lis refusal on the good lle:,
hat he Is sent 10 the catiial on pub
tic, and not private. hu-iness. every
IN IA oi sense would think the better
/ him far it. y gooi puhIic servant
Washington Il th"rou IN -c":ng, com
p tent, able legislator, ha. pre,t,
nearly sure thing on heiu. SEM
here by an admiIing constituency III
/, tinitriv. and there Is nothing 10 lie
aimed 10y tie petty system of elec
ioneeriug for the next term which Is
he true name of the extreme willing
ness 10 serve Tom. Dick AMI Harry
n attending 10 their private and per-
..rna! matters i'm the departments and
cubic ,fiices. A working congress.
I'D working congressman, i What
he people at large want; ana TIE
nan WHO Is wise enough 10 he that,
nd belong To such Il body, il a.
man who will get h,.k into CONGRESS
,ilh the least difficulty.
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Society 4: SeWhere.
LEXINGTON.

Miss ANNE M,n.; Is visiting in St.
Lpai>.
--.Iro II,usm,u j. visiting relatives and
iriyHo> IL S,GI,a tli:> SEEK.
Mrs y J irnoj;i. oi T"ns.a, Eau,
S,,, ~ th,. eats 49, se.tA wishing her aunt
Ms. &. II Aci'iivt,rs.
Mr. Wm. Iimr;ci aiid daughter. Miss
Mans. l,ii last A.o'i,jay 10 Visit relatives
tn Kansas Z, ity, CuIi.col:le, ~ Louis and
>>dIlra
Mrs. ". c. Hicks ms returned from
i,rr vii; !o Mrx!,o !a>i a,,k and ,a>G sun
lay r,>Jtari her y, >iiiun II, "rcanisI OF
CapI. COunci's chuIr 1T thc u. L CnuIcn-
BooNvILLE.
-Gabe Tut came 10 from St. Louis
. Thursday morning.
WIZ Pieiy is visiting relatives in
Nontrc,c, Mo-, this we.k.
Miss Ila Nelson is visiting i'm indie
peudencc, the guest Of Miss Jessie Barnes.
Mrs. Zimmerman. mother OF Adam
Zimmerman, q former Bo"nvi,lt merchant
., ed a frw DAYS ago aud was buried from
the Catholic church last undav.
Miss Mollie Holman and Emma An
dersnn retcrne to C,!umbi, last FRIDAY.
where they will attend school. Mrs Mel
lie had fully recovered from her recent
severe sickness.
Miss Annie Jones, of st. Charles, ar
rived In i;oouviiIe last Friday and will
spe,ld several WEEKS with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. s Myers. Her husoan,i,
DR.. +. 3D. Jones, iS.traveiing III Texas, TO
recruit his health.
M FRIED at the residence of the brides
mother, in Bonnv,le, Mo, by the l. ".
Father Huffman, JANUARY 18th. 1852. Miss
paulina kratz and AMI Mr.. Charles Vol
rath. The c, remony WAS performed IN Tho
! presence of lew friends
! The Lexington lnIellicencer has tho
! following: Mr. John g. Phelps, %: Boom
vile. spent Wrdn, SHAY vi,itin" his legion
oi cid friends III thI, city His niece. Miss
( XrlIi ; Iby. l. now among the noS pupus
al TIC baptist coi.esc.
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CHEEK.

CHEEK.
Not since that soft cushion over {:
-rinning >knli, known a. mans cheek
was first given 10 the first man, Ina
such an exhibition at the impudenc.
| u which The nime of the facial orna
, ment has been applied ever been Sc !
among men as that which Mr.. Gui
trau affords us, from his prison cell
of all The addresses issued Inv the a.
-a>sin this last Is certainly the mos
unDearahle, aud the effect of il is onl
Ia make mrn wish for his speedy dealt
and the end of the matter for good
tie acknow edges that his conduc
before the jury injured his defense
, nat, as usual. blanles the hole thin;
m his long suffering counsel, and d,
..lares that if they had been comp,
eut 10 MANAGE the case correctly, b.
would not have talked 80 muci
More svcr, he declares that the IN
iad not Sutfi 'ieat intelligence Ia -
he point, ard entirely ignored IL
'nII.icai ami patriotic necessity f"r H..
act, wAica all christian, int l;-ent
people >ee. Ne hear ;shogt the etc
al ''cp8r: in bamc" which. ;.l.u. wi.
and tnas's all there i ahons II" h.,
reeu TIE harden az Guireau> Win.
rom tre fast. amd when hr d,ul, f.,
considers the must iaNvei-liac pnri-
"a tae dictionary of the profession.
IL hardly eXp-c'el an acquitted. hu
al .Xp-,t Il Il 81 nee neut. when l..
prop 'scd Id test tae quc> ion of iuri~
:I,tlnl before the court ia hauc. |
"lher words, he proposes to test
gu-s'i IA which i Iot in the case fof
the reason that il WAS waived b. hl
him, h olyh lis COIN ii, in the b,
ginning ut the trial, and which In "a
probability never existed at all. f..
the Reason that where the act j. com
mitr-d in one jnri<.licli II, and 4,
victim dies ia another. the case ma,
he tried in either IL wants tire,
first elias. lawyers to as>is- him befor'
this court In hinc, which is the geu
eral term of the court i'm which l.,
was tired. and calls Oh that America
people wlom hc has wrnngel - .leeI-
" IL sc ii him macy with wiiirh /,
employ thee gentlemen learned j,
tie law. lie makes special ap;,c.
II lie lllies OF America Ia cone 1,
hi> rcsrue
IfGui'cau were really insane, "a
these things woa!d be pissed over H.
II ric. hr the grrIt-hear ell people 9.
ihiS land no matter what he had dnl.c.
Sat, after such an investigation a.
has rarely. ifever. been witnessed l..
this world, it iIaS been settled upon ~
a f C tina he is sane. lie has dropped
his ma,k and taken it up again 50 of
on. that even those mistaken humami-
TT ans who We're the most aver>e t.
the theory ot Guite tn's sInity ani re
spon>i: lily. have lost patience, and
have joined in the universal demand
tn 1t me die the death
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When the news of the verdict in
the great case was received ut Stewart
vile, small town near st. Joe, all
old cannon was brought out and Iuad-
ed to the muzzle with powder and Wet
paper. A terrific explosion iook place
wien the match Was applied. Tut on,
of the crowd of fifty persons who were
engaged in the jubilation not one va,
hurt, except boy named Scoviile
who Was knocked senseless ly L frag'
mept of the iron.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31

The N embers of the Congregational
church will give Japanese" social
entertainment at their church next Thnrs-
day evening. \ tine programme has been
arranged, consisting oil music, recitationa.
etc.
The Assembly" will give one Of
their delightful dancing parties at the
tfrrmania hail next Thursday cv, ming.
THIS club also conicmp plates giving q
masquerade in the near future, which will
undoubtedly be Il brilliant affair.
The new club which has been formed
/ IN this cIiv un.jcr tn. title al "Lota, So
ciia>,' will meet ncxt Thursday evening aI
ia. n >idctce at DR. Logan Clark, on West
EiIIh street, between kcnir.kv and O>age.
IN interesting; programme will be arrans-
eel ior the next meeting.
Cards are ont for The wedding of
Miss Mary Waugh, daughter uf MIR. and
Mrs. j. II. Waugh. ~ Mr. Charlc> Il. San
d.rS, Nr,u, >day cvcuin", February. LIT.
lSS2. The 4, rrmouy will he performed at
The PRESBYTERIAN church in Columbus, Mo.
Aitcr Fehruarv 7th. th,y will he "ar hunie."
al The Worlds Hotel, ST Joseph Mo.
Mr. Marsh Wright. ccnrIeman we'll
known IN this city, will he united in mar
rIa@v to Mrs Hattie Eaiyan February
hr>t az the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
chdrch IN Clinton. \ numb OF their
friends Viii meet 1T the home at the briia
4" extend good wishes congratulations etc
/ In the evening The ue~Iy welded couplo
! viii have on an ext,n ded bridal tour.
( We call the attention Of our lady
! friends who wear nam. use hats to the
theatre, To the copurti>h and decidedly be-
coming white opera hood, ornamI, MED by
white SATIN bow and ties, worn nv Miss
J May Henderson to- the opera house last
7 Monday evening We trust this fashion
I will prevail. Ladies look charming in
hoods, and PERSONS can then see the stage.
Mexico Ledger.
! Il pleasant little social party was
I given ~ the residence of Ellis smith, In
/ Ef,St Se,laiia, last Thursday evening, which
Sa> much enjoyr'i by those who hat the
/ pleasure oil b-ing present Dincing WIS
/ indulg,d IN until midnight, when choice
r. ir, ShnentS were served, consisting If
rIkr, wine, etc Among those present
we're Misses Ella and Eva Smith, kiltie
Kidd, Matte aud Jennie Hughes, Carrie
! Dung, - Patterson and M,ssrs Rebt.
/ Ramsey, Wh' elrr White. Of lloustonia;
! John Wno,iS Doug. Hughes. = +. NELL
! hrnnv. O.. W. Fr.prb and oth,rs I'm all
} about twenty individuals
| ...,
! 'hi''S tue III INV oe'h'''"i costumes
"''" "' ,''e c''"i,l'hlth'afV "C'P ION
M '"' "'' d. H. iT"S't''',oi
- N"-' ~, h"'' I" ,mci' >''n anu h'~ Wiz
H'N- 'n' MS >. "'iI'' At'>''''e' nee
,''r''F' S'"'' '''nt ago "tf'; AIS.
mug H. % o'''''i'' Il SISTER oil ''o
-''''i! ""'| h',''''n'"- '"''tt 81 N"r'h
lin III ''.'' ana Il'".'"-s; Issue
.!.i.'' Ih win i'"'ii'''.; Il. 'i''''!"' c"'Iir
. crap; '''i''''"' >"'''.,iT'N; cluster 81
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FOR THE COLORED MAN.

Yesterday w::> issued the FIST NUM-
.r # tie ncw c"lo,cl j.urill. tie
-ruAuA SUN. TIE paper ! publish
d hy twelve rc,rec;a IL calaryd q J.
~ f ;h.> civ. who have t,.n,d
a,a>,ivc, into % j.ia'-,,ack company,
With >ti,,cir,; ignl, ora .aud, lo H.
Gset..e sucr,-> 81 iae venture. T."
e,,!, II ire cr,urei people o.: Se'a,ia
"a Ills rc-r,ct are recognized hv liz
>-ocial.on. ;ri every .iioi; T." !urui,.:
readable Hrd iIoinugh-@nin- jurual
.vo',d "a tie Interests of tie black
Han Ia this locality AMI throughout
he state, i promised.
The iir-t issue Of the paper presents
d cre'iitahe appearance. and IL col
imn> are crowded fu "f news AMI
.hoice reading matter. Our colnrcd
'iIizrrs can well afford Ia he proud al
lac new venture. which far SURPRISES
any previous effort IN ikis direction ih
S.,Ialia. The BAZuo wishes the co.
red man well. amd hopes that tie
IN viii enjoy the success which il
deserves.
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According ID certain Indications i'm
the matter it has been thought that
George Scoville would apply for Il
divorce f.om the sister at Guitcau on
lne ground II her insanity. Th :
n"iinn probably arose from the tact
that tie w.loie job 10; of G.i,eAus and
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THE SCHOOL DIFFICULTIES

elacs,'ing the children and not IN
Abe pnrp ases of growls of parents VII
haye uncomfortable children.
The session Of the school board on
E.id ~ night WAS Il stormy one mad.
30 by parents who came there to com
plain al teachers al treatment of thei.
children.
The occupation Of teaching is an
ardueu- one--in manv cases a thansl -
one. an! If they dp their duty enf'rce
disciple AMI obedience, they bin"
d"wn uron their heals the wrath AMI
SitieSn2-s ola few parents who are fool
ish enough 10 complain that their
jimmy or Belinda has been made I"
ST wIih The opp"siie sex or that al.
other has ben viii .,pel till he or she
10 nearly deal, by teacher who H.
ehargel with doing everything that Is
wrong ami vicious.
Tee teachers in Sedalia public
echco's are human beyond the ques
tinn al Il doubt
Thi> i pro!aalya very extrayacan
asser:j"l in The minds of s'me al tn,
eo'np3a'namJs who appeared before Il,
0n'rd o. FRIDAY night, which proccel-
2nE Fli he fDdli il td.l in auo.h.r
pine,
ihe telcl7r: in tie pab'ic sc}'o'~
O. - 'at't are sells lcrsii:lnI, harl
WbTAei al / deF IT. 1 - th.lf thank
less cal i'- and generally speaking. a."
piiie't souls, e" e'vorim. u adj
ahe'r n''te ia hudItl- u the yoHm-
90 ii'a &c good and useful men ami
women az these who are entrusted 1"
&hrir care.
itIs no pleasure to them to pm sh
aehI'd. 1t is dqts they owe t"r
chlId All dIty thes Owe To the
Pn'i'c to enf,fce discipline and obe-
aie';ce
-" much Tor the teachers now, how
ABOUT parents!
s'"s often Is it sill hva mother
VII" has from six To ten children rang
lugIn ages from two IA fifteen wears.
rs vsct;inn IA the sum mer draws to a
.lnse. she beng vpx- ii with the bur.
rsh N lie nv her Iar., f.mi V of
Il 10 4rI,as pr ~ my: well Ill IL. gl,d
snso <cnoif comm mes. ani then the
.li!.l.en viii ne ont al nav way an,:
where say wi | h.. made 20 mind"
1ha;'. ne Way i, is lone. The ur
rulv m"mhers are seat to
rchn,l. In a few weeks one gets run
:Sbel AMI comes h ,nI. crvint and
say: ~Gae rnran, "ouI-tor-nnliIin.
teacher whipped ~, and | wasn't do
IN nar..ia'.~
The N ,ther f;es M. the f,ther
Srntl,s at the m nth and off
they go 10 the school hoard anil srv
sh,t i, i ! shame the NAY their child
ia tre..eI by Mis- StepauI,.Ichit
Theo f the board don't give The
aske l-f..r relief an saw tn IT thu child
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SOCIETY NEWS.

iArv items 81 irt.tt~l >uI'Lhl~ fur thi~ depart
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