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cnake al considerable extent Ina taken
nlaca inthe Old World a complfispn OF
iheelltonology Of these puts oleleclricity
ifasa tiie earth With the ~ gageg Of cholera,
willproYe what n stated. To-day the dis
ease Is sin prndEced5where Q few month.
ago Inc whole coast Of Spaiti was distui bed
by 4 sweep Of this influence out q the
earth. The small extent o. disturb.
ance on the coast Of Italy Q few
months previously gave an equal extent
Of cholera in that country Only Q cold
season Of more violent winds allayed the
disease in Spain for O short time. The
disease is!decreasing 10 extent IN proper
ltion to the acquiring OF an appropriate
condition Of atmosphere Let every doc.
torand scishtist exanine the cholera rec
ord and the earthquake record, and deny
1.-The statement that the earthquake pro.
duces cholera. When It Is decided lei
4 them give the records Of the occurrence
Of disease and earthquake. When on
Earthquake takes place Q great puff q
electricity Is passing out of the ground
and 1t sweeps through the atmosphere
decomposing all the small and unseen
4 creations in It. s Y e'f@s, ii,
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Spread Of INC e. sli.h Lapgaase.

7fnia 81 iadia. AZ /.
a short time back Mr.. Bright delivered
| d speech welcoming the Msfquis Of Ripon
back to England, and dwelling on all the
advantages which the rule Of his lordship
| has procured iorthis country. Among
other things Mr.. Bright said he was GLAD
to,learn that our noble English Language,
tbs languageof Milton, was becoming
better known In India, and was Spreading
70 the masses Of the people 5or words 70
that effect. The other day, happening to
be walking by the barracks, I;receiye 9
striking proof OF the correctness Of M.
Bright's assertion. Three very small
boyswere having an impo yerished g anne
ofcricket The wicket was represented
by piece OF board resting against O large
stone, the bat was o splint from some old
box. and the ball was old and angular.
Tie day was bot and the three little
cricketefs had dispensed with cricketing
costume. In fact, they bad nothing on
but the shiny brown skin with which kind
Mother Nature had endowed them at their
birth. But they played the game with
the utmost earnestness and yigor, as they
had often seen the soldiers doing outside
sSS as he delivered lie bali from q ais.
lance Of about five yards. H,out,n ex-
claimed the wicket keeper joyfully, as the
board .tumbled down. Damn" said the
youthful batter energetically, as he gave
up the bat and took the ball. Truly, i
thought. as watched this scene, Mr..
Bright Is quite right, and the knowledge
Of our noble English Language, the lan-i
euSge Of Milton, is decidedly altering
down to the masses Of thep people.
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or 9,ttsltlilglsllEsn !.
S,ssi,Ssi ,yosd.rs &

Wonders soon cease 70 be wonders.
They excite the interest Of the people for
awhile and are no longer wonders Or are are
eclipsed by greater ones, Blind Tom, the
negro prodigy, for many years pleased
ana puzzled large audiences who aocked
70 witness his musical performances. Now
his performances are excelled by Q blind
negro family Of North caroltna, consisting
oithree boys and four girls, all Of whom
have been totally blind since bird. They
are children ot black parents who were
slsyes and ordinary field hands. Seven
other ehilatsn Of these parents have their
sight, but their mental endownents are
interior to their fortunate brothers
andisistera.
Tie blind children were sent TO Q Blind
Asylum, where they developed awonder,
fulitalent iormusic, They organized them r
selves into o company lately and have
been giving tulexhibitio nsthrough
the South.
Their most remarkable performance
are the exhibition Of their powers OIL
minicry. The limitations they give Of 9
brass band are 50 perfect that q person
outside the hall where they are hammins
would bed tcsiyed. Their other perform.
ances are almost similar to Blind Toms
accomplishments inthis line. They are q
wonderful family, and are creating great
interest In the South.
Its strange that these prodigies should
come from a race that was chainedi II
slavery, and who did not have opportuni'.
ties for the cultivation ottheir minds.
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AsroRY OF rag SOUTH SEA.

- ~
News FROM a far. on Latitude, Showing
That Half the World IL Yet uaeiytlized.
Aatttapa SetE u
9 BY fine arrival Of the missing schooner
Southern Gross, on Sunday last, welearn
that o murder by natives was committed
short time since on the Island Of ST
ohrissoyal Solomon Group. 1t appears
that month or two backs party Of three
men-one Of whom was Mr.. James Mic.
col, SON oI Mr.. II. Niceol, ship-builder, Of
The North shore the Fills IN Q three
tonyacht Tor the Solomon Group, in search
ofwork for their craft. Alter an nneyent-
ful passage, The island Of st, Christoyal
was reached, and the vessel brought to an
anchorage OF the estate OF the. Messrs,
MeDonald. on the southeast end Of the
island. Alter working there for d while,
fhe men left again with one 81 the Messrs,
Mcdonald, ON Q trading cruise amongst
thegroup. {. Z,
One evening the hoat was hoye;to of
The island named, with one man placed
onwatch. but during the night he also
fellasleep. and the vessel diiited on shore.
Atdawn the men succeed IN reaching
theisland, aud Nj. Mcdonald, knowing
the treachefous nature OF the natives
counseled q movement towatds Q part OF
the island where a friendly tribe was
known TO be stationed. 10 reach this, q
river hadito be crossed, aud one oil the
crew--the owner Of the beat being una
bleto swim, efforts were made to get him
across, but without success, although Mr..
Niccol swan tho riyer several times IN his
cndeayora 70 get across tho river, but
without success In the meanwhile, Mr..
Mcdonald proceeded up the course oil The
river 10 obtain the service Of q few ma
tiyes and canoe, the other two men wait
ing Tor that night on one uIdeofthe bank
nl the river, leaving the owner oI tho cut;
teron the other.
Next morning another start was made
to put the man across the river, but on
reaching the opposite bank the poor iel.
low was found lying close to tho edge Of
the rivers bank, apeared 10 death.
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II PROPERTY. Y
Byyiftuc q DEED 81 Ifui { fah e 10 NJ by III,
A. atnstfone On the fsth ftfy n inIy I ,Ss1
and dniy teeofded IN the otiet d ne CsFi n ~
Ne uciion a ;he 'front.' door d ne CStt Hou's Il
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gnhlie sales.


kyu BIZ SALE ON NALuABl.E
il PROPERTY.
4. Afustfeng. On The fsth day q JuIy III
and duly recorded IN TIN Cd q 81 ne (gFi X ~
County court 81 Ohio County We win reii 81 s,,N
Nc ION atshe 'front.' door 81 The CotIt Hour n
said county ON " "
sATuRpAy, AUGUST . issS
'beginnlng IL 10 O'Clock a. Y !, ttS sOilbsib, a.
tciibcd parcels 81 rial ptppeFty. W
/. a certain parcel 0l land ititaata an ysu.,
Island ID the City Of wheeling, Is I'm c1rns5 II
ViTgtnia and heiln street u Penn Gtfoet ana
beginning at said corner, thenee sWcst Viih IN
south side q Virginia tttelt one hundfsii IVA
twenty n2el ieo y an alley thence parallel VIII
Penn stFee scah a 9sle and twenty la;
twenty. (t2gI teett thence with tho VeSE kIdS n
Penn glre I one hundred and twenty fi!S, ~
10 the BE- inningl vita the Improvements end N
pnftenAnees therefnto belonging. This pFoptIty
viii DO offered IN tAiee IAfc i iFoniipH On Penn
street aud alto ~ whole and Eold N WhIcbSvs1
way may appear best The Tires tRnSll u IN WbiSs
the property Will be offered are the nOFtH thIitv
s,i me seai ny thitN ie tns letnairdrs q 10
q Also the following descfibed property, that
Is 70 haS Lots mum befed on thu old plRi 6f M
sald taty q NyheslinS As iots silty.GSs (eS) AID
Aixtyski& 10Y fronting Oh MARKET ttteet lSt nnN
befed kixtyn i've being on the corner Of MNketSns
Tenth Elteels, on the north 81 Tenth ttfeCl mi
LOT numbered dxty SIX Wing Immediately moan Al
lot nrnpefed Xxi efp seti olnlrg the sSfae
These tNss los VIII be oitFtd IA klbsdi ana
aSo Is one parcel; and VIII bSSold Is Itisy sss1
best, The proposed tutfdIYtAiQW aIe shown iiSoE
pAt Wliieh may b se u in the dtlce 81 the teSf
OF the couny cour'. The building On ne prSn.
erty are inelndsd. but not thssugite3 b0llefS Or
ackinery. These were cehvtyed ~ AiInSiErnr.
CON q Goltb . honGs uiBtiGn. lat,ienss. INN
whom they may b. plehhS9d.
On said lots sixty tlve aud sisty.six thOta ara
known 70 be two prior deeds q tluii, but ne dtsd
under witch ewilltel difectS these bfi0s defdSi
tstst 70 be nrst pid % eut o. The proceeds Of OIf
slls 20 thAt Il = thai (e1eeptng dc doWet
inteFest6f The gnnlUrs eIfGl clear titlo viii Ia
conveyed BY d 70 Tie purchaser. ceiling a
trustees, hoKryef. We lytll not HlSnnt 1hs titiG
TRaMs or ekEK--one. thiEa OF iha puFchaSa
money, or 50 much more thereof q ne pnFehSsef
may elest, caAh on the gdhy 81 lels, and the u,
ftGIndef In two "a inst AlfneigtI bayahls h.
specttyely In one ana tWo ycAtS from tho d1y Of
sale NJ That day, thu deferred IN
stalinents being serittd ~ i deed VI tFdGt upon
the properly, and tniufante on buildin1 70 ne
amount Of ono halt the unpaid bufahls0 money,
~ WI p. HUBBARD,
j EANbNrHf T1fYfid
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sIEEpIsG CARS will be attached this train
at cleveland for tlose Wishing % secure. herthsi
which can DO done in adv nee by apply 4ng Q
Agent st Rrtdgepork sgisee pes en-. j.
+ AZ l3wM. HaG ROuT, Gen kaSs Agent
auM oSUAR 1owNsESp,G General MAnagtr.
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Moa5il Afsa OF VI Pli Rt' 4 V y 30
The Wheeling Daily 1SIELEoEScEa Is now
thirty three years oil; and has great reason 70 b.
5congtl tplated on tssuceeH 1t Is particularly
bright journal, calted with srrupulpus care, very
5 cisan and showing how 1t S patslbie 70 make
good paper - aud without skiinniiis ths
scum fr9m Tie slums u pander TO tastes deptAsed
IIsRspubli u plumb level aud sqaare, q Z
devotion % ellng Interests Is sleepless is
news Gathering careful and correct.
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% M Ds

Il make thiS branch Of my bu,iressa Speciality
and have constantly An: stock the largest asscrt-
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News From a lar on Latitude, Showing
That Half the World isYst uaeiytlised.
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J lsilesfs Gas1is&.
ms wheeling is1itisdESerR has reached the
oiihitty Ihfse yeas beslnnins is thirty fourth
year With Last Monday spspet. TheIxTEtttoEsckR
Il abreast 81 the time. IT Is ably edited clean and
newsy. weextead cong atilation and hope It may
have many ySats Of prosperity
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on sIoadAyt tho Wheeling 1SfEti lpEEoER eele
sbnsed rs thirty, third birthday. As alive, abb.
,conaustcd Newspaper tas lSIEL1IsEScEs ha'
'establishsd aMeil earned record that
may well feel ptouaoi Ii liAS besng conservative
reinble and ssle, growing constantly in The est
nation Of "a readers and We trusa 1t WI 80 con
tinae To- grow. not only In The gsod will Of u
patrons but IN profit 10 rs owne:s, 59a
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Leads AM Donors.

Nep kdrfiastii.e lftNal0tt. "
The IsiIllisEsgia on last Monday reached the
thirty third Of It's birth This paper 4
theieader tpapers IN this state and may rs life
work 50 frnItfuIly begun, continue for seasons OIL
campaigns to come.
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nfARRIFn.

Et1toTrA MorURDY-onT hnraday, August n.
iSss, n the res deho Of Roy. n X. Meoler W.
THoTJsR tLLtoTF, II Ohio sotnty, 70 ANS JINslS
X. Gos Judy; Of Elm Grdye. W. Va. FL
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ono Of rhsif ll.,est Exchanges.

BafNt ttllle lsittfpflte. = ~ =
The Wheeling ISFEtI;gEs cEG starts this week on
hethifty:loufth year Of Il, existence According
t5iaown statement rs adyertlstns account as well
lassabscrption lists in excess Of last year. not
withs.andins the general Oppression, which issub'
stautIal evidence Of The high character and stand
insof the paper. The NTEtticEscEs Is one Of tho
bes. d, our exchsrges and We cordially wish \
continual and Increasing property through al
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CON, ,,,issie,,,isars ssales.

GALE OF ISL AND REAL ESTATE.
~ Seventy one pesirable Lou In Daniel Zane
HOMESTEAD Tract -
ia pursuance ot q decree Of The fupFere Cour.
OF Appeals Of West Virginia entered a the eecIea
Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, W. Va, on
the 18th day Of July, 1885, in The cAse 81 Can.
mer and Others aealn9s indiana NcSW0idS and
Others TIE undersigned sreelGl Commissioners
y WY = SATURDAY. sEprEYBkR Is, ISIS
beginning 81 O'clock a " sell ~ public auction,
Al The frVnt door Of the Cont Rouleof Ohio coan.
", ". Va, the following h@cTi6sd real properly,
situated on healing lslanl, IN tht ctIy Of Ehea
Ing, VIVA that Is 20 say. The p0rth Que halt d
The estnad tract Of Daniel 4nU, deceased, tha
whole Of which tract eontltt Cd tNeniy one RcSts
| and one rod. nete Or less
! Under The authority Of the saId dtcfec the fald
lcommisioner have caused the properly tIhe az
ytasd int s9S,yeeas se sna hSy ,, ila "a
ing such parcels, 4 etts and aleys has bean pr
pstcd; aud may beseen % tho Court Tone, In tha
ot!iea az Georgt Hook. CittS OF the County C1nit
ptated cont SCI sa.a slas s'ay se had e'i apples.
This said piepeEty viii int V offered d ghee,
Anh forwards In The plrcels shoan on said Plat
and WIN pa sold inyyhie way may appear lhi
most advantageous.
money or 20 much mote Us the puIchi5er may
elect cash In hand, the Temtindef In tM0 equal In
Stllments pay gale fcsFe cttyely in ont aud two
years IRON The day Of VITA from that
day, the phfchas6r gttt hIs no. Is i0s tie de
letfed and Inc Title bsing retained %
sssa3s " y f1sAs :. W. W I. HussAgD,
/ "A 3 T. " III " s.fs < y. NJ. &usSELb,
81 special C6nmia Si6nen.
y. q. FEavEf, Auctiontef. s5. Z
1eettlfy that bond has been gwen By aid Special
Commits lontts as neg uited BY Nc sid 6serAe.
Is{ifi ss533 - ~ Olsii NJ LTIHELL4
ana Z. y. sGle,k u sid -n1rs
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IILHEELING 6 ELM GROVE z. II. :

Leave city At A. \. aud run every hour until
Leave Wheeling rst st a. n. aud nun every
hour until NIX o. fIRHCH.
ma superintendent.
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INoR SALE y Oh osE AN EsrATE 4
The following Lots On wheeling Island belong.
ing 10 the 81 at OF the late VIM! Nc Coy viz.
Lots No. 6 wand I'M Brcad wRy. =. 81
I0tiNo So md 50 on York street. ~ ~ ~
Los No ~, 100 aud Of on Virginia stttot. lt
I lots No 10I, los, 40 and 1llol Huron street.
Lots No i2s, l. and ~ on, Wabash stfeet. ~
lbtHo aitf on Water street ~ Il y so
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100, 900 Tickets Il F4yo poliss Each. Ffactioas
" IN Fifth Ia proportion. m
tiiqfft ~ " q LIsr on pltz4s. l 80 US
cspial
Capital
Capital 1000
IN 2Prtzes Of o. 1900
Prizes Of 1000
10 Prl1e9pt 1000
% prtaGot 1000
100 Prizes Of 2l0
100 Prizes Of 1000
500 Fries Of 2
1000 Prisaa o. 2ik
K II APPROPRIATENESS. dj
0ApproximationP Prizes Of $50 ......, e.56O
DIFFERENTIATION priIas ii 100. l,6o6
20 Approximation fr.sesoi ........ 2,7c
liSs; ir,,.ss A., ming IA SIos
Applicable On ips mates d. clubs lhohla b made
only 10 the ohlce Of the Company IN New tlfleana
For litrthtf information write clearly, ElyinR fIl
adde's. POSTAL NpETl :, Expires Money oftlefs,
or New York lsxctAnge In otdinaty letter. Cur.
fendy by Express all sums OF IS and upwaftis A
M.A.DAupHtE,
o. Y. A rAgnHis, =. :, :, !.
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ae,p Advertisements.

po0Ms FOR RENT WITH BOARD.
Ie X Us Main street Aueal
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NOR LIZ III K i, q sIs AN ESTATE

No. 39 Ishirte entli Street.
tly MONDAY, sEpTKMDEsl Mss
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n Asst CAII-sAVE COSTS.

sTa Asst CA1I-s VI COSTS.
All persons inde bted 10 Armstfung. ccei & Co.,
bothG "a Andnewl Elnf. and 10Th Monitor Towhokt
and Lumber Company. are hereby rogue 70
clstL q * q = ~ n fH0a. o'HhtfsN,
an2a /. - ~. - = AlaIanae 80.
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IN y ati a lf ~ WIN atuf ~ 80 ~
.zzzaazsSagss
~, !.
led commissioners.
3 Incorporated in1s6s for Is years by tho 1eglslat
ttife for Educational and Charitable purposes, with
6catitai dl 81 600 000-t0 which d reserve fund Of
over S66O 900 has since been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part Of tic present State Constitution
adopted Decembe "a, a. d., 1s7g. q
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed By
thepeople o. any State Il never scales or post
PONIES 1ts Grand isinsle Number Drawing takes
: Isplendld Opportunity 10 win Z fortune. Ninth
GfRna bf6wtnS, Glsts !, In the Academy 0l MuEc
1stth Monthly Drawing. 8 s5'sis'
CAPITAL PRIZE, as 001. )
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w 70 tlke an enire ApaltepnsAnta menulari.
utef, teil n9B liuc oi ( tdl: so per week can
b. made. small capital required. Addfess with
lstgmp, MkNuEActunEa 3 john ttttet Boston,
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'DRIvATE SOB opI..
MISS BKulk i. BAf11E
WIN reopen hes sehsol ii fer Residence,
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gdttrattonal. ...sl
Saataaotts. Garrianes, "a. q

.4pense and commanding among The dFSt eoegl
glat home. Cen.erfato % MusIe Art Department.
he regular College eestss. Necessary annual under
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

The recent revolt In ROumelia Ia OF
great eignl lhcance, and promises TO af
feet the Balkan States. Servla, which
has been the bone OF contention be.
tween the great powers for many years,
Ia directly affected thereby, and King
Milan faVors the uprising and revolt.
He has also announced himself aa being
In favor OF the union OF the smaller
Balkan atates, thus forming q great
Slavonic power
Milan 0bernoyitch King Of saryla,
was horn August 10, 1854, at Jasey, OF a
MOldayian mother. who had married
the only son of King Ephraim, He was
adopted by Prince Michael, who had no
children by hia marriage, and was sent
by him, In 1864, to Paris. to be educated
at the Lycee Louis lie Grand. The
youths studies we're interrupted by the
events OF 1868 and the assassination OF
Michael, Fastening 10 Servla, he was
proclaimed Prince In July OF that year,
the government being intfuated during
his minority 10 q Council OF Regency,
He assumed the reign In 1879 On June
l2, 1875, he Issued u proclamation stat
Ing that tho insurrectiOn In the Turkish
provinces had found its way to the from
tiers OF seryia, enclosing the whole
princlpality by an iron band," which
had compelled him 10 "place the people
under arms." Shortly afterward Dune
2g) no sent what may be called threat
enlng letter TO the Grand Vlzier, aud
then Joined arms with Bosnia and Her
zegoylnia to secure the liberation OF the
SlayOnic Christians from the yoke Of the
Porte. On July 2 war was declared
against Turkey. Prince Milan appoint
cd the Russian General, rchernayeff, TO
the command OF tho Serylan Army. On
Sept. l the battle Of Alexinalz was
fought, In which the seryiana were COM
pletely routed. The Powers now inter
posed, but by an III advised movement
on the part OF Milaa, the suspension OF
hoatillliea was delayed. War broke out
again, and although the Serylane had
been 70 infOrced by Ruaaian volunteers,
they were iPnomiI l usly defeated.
On 0ctober 81 the TurRu captured Alex.
Ina 2 and Oh tho following day Deligrad
waa captured. A peace was now
patched up between Seryla aud Turkey
which was very favorable TO the former
power. When Russla made war against
Turkey. In 1877, Prince Milan saw m
opportunity 10 gain the complete iDde-
pendence OF Seryia, and on December
ii, 1877, sent tho Servian army, under
the control OF Generals Leajamln and
Benltzki across the Turkish border.
After the close OF the war the lndepen.
dence OF Servla was recognized, and Ito
boundaries defined by the treaty OF Ber
lin, July 10, 1873. 6ervia was pro
claimed q kingdom March 0 1889.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

THE "pr election" fraud is better un'
derstood than formerly, and the "protec'
tion" Republican frauds who have kept
themselves In power thereby are decid
eily better understood. The undervalua.
tion Of imported wool at the New York
Custom House shows that the tariff on
wool was of very little account even
when wool was at the highest. The
undervaluation Of the imported article
was 80 great that II came In without be-
ing taxed II ls hoped that before the
Democratic Reformers get through with
the Custom House Investigations II will
be shown that the collusions Of import.
ers and officials extended through all
lines OF Imports, aud that the tariff
amounted 10 very little. where the mo
nopollsts we're interested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

A. McGREaoR, Editor.

The High School question has been
up In Cleveland, and eliminated last
week by Superintendent Hinsdale writ
ing an article which appeared In the
Plain Dealer, and settles all the foolish
charges and stuff against the high
school feature Of the system.
Mr.. Hinsdale's statistics show conclu'
sively that the high schools are very
little patronized by the children OF the
wealthy citizens, but almost altogether
by children Of workIngmen, artisans,
clerks, small business men and people
who have TO work for living, We
doubt not the same result could be de-
monstrated In Canton by statistics
Many of the very wealthy, and indeed
some not 30 wealthy, send their chill
dren away to be educated, when at
home, az rule, these children would
get a better and more useful education
Indeed, rarely could these children
come home after year or two and join
their old classes.
The high school In some respects may
not be all II ought to be- but the pupils
attending would not generally enjoy
those opportunities II that department
we're abolished, The howl In Cleveland
was that II cost too much; that only the
children Of the very wealthy attended
This discussion over the High school
will prove q benefit to other localities,
for Cleveland IL not the only city where
the High school has enemies. Facts
are stubborn things In matters OF this
kind, and men are too apt TO form and
proclaim opinions without regard to
the facts; indeed without looking up
the facts or caring anything about them
Many OF those who condemn the High
school rarely or never visit the same
10 see its working, or TO see who or
how many are there.