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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30
MIDST THE MADDING FHRONe,

Racing on the public streets of 81. Paul is
becoming more and more popular and
n ha,lfD> more and more dan
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Sam Jones and the LAWYERS.

Extract from 4 Chicago sermon.
Sometimes I've asked everybody that
never told lie to stand ny. Every .s''
low was looking around t. :ee is any
body was going to get up. Il ANYBODY
had got up I'd Il given him the floor
and sat down. Ii ,oad all stop lying
you'd starve the lawyers t. death.
like q grand lawyer whn defends the
good man from the assaults Of the wick
ell. But these mean li,tle s. lawyers!
They do some mean thing, and th.u say
IL did that as u lawyer. not as a man.
When they drop down IN hell ~U,Yoae
they will 90 about sewing; = came
here as = lawyer
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
3TaTt, NEWS.

A great many improyents ATE hcirg
made in Poppelis addition - Seville.
east Of the railroad. onto \ little town
has sprung up there.
A newly discovered bar of Ana'a,,;t
Island # aid to afford easy arcess t. st.
Augustine harbor. at lou tide, fer vessels
drawing not more than +? feet of water.
Capt. Dixon Reed inform. he Tcnsa-
cola Advance Gazette that quite NAM
Der Of the codtishcs Turned loose il the
gulf have been found dead aloag the
gulf beach on Santa Rosa island.
At the sale Of the lands of the G.cY.,.
Franklin estate at Tampa on Monday Of
last week, a piece Of wild land contain.
ing 22 acres, located on Lake Thonoto-' a
8 miles southwest Of Plant City, soll Ger
s2,l7O, nearly sl00 Per acre.
A capitalist now at De1.ani proposes
to purchase body Of land between BE-
Land, Lake Helen. Orange City and
Beresford, and to ornament and leautifv
1t as a park; then to make plank roads
Leading from eacl, of the above places To-
it, and to have til gates at n.arvais
along the roads.
At jacksonville, ahDu. ~ O'clock Sat
urday morning, Rev. william X. fully
was called to the Pennsylvania lioutn
for the purpose Of uniting in marriage
Joseph G.. Bean. uf Worcester, Ma.
and Miss Phoebe Robbins. Of Conn. t.
itut. At the time the ceremony took
place the groom was confined tl his !. /
and only lived until O'Clock, wien lie
died, having been married only 20 hours.
His body was forwarded u lis former
home for interment.
Saturday DIR. W. F.. Waters. surgeon
in the United States army, "ho is stop
ping awhile at Ormond, was fishing in
the Tomoka. In the evening he di.oov-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Masters Sale,

Df VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF FORE
ID closure AMI sale rendered ~ the Circuit
Court for Putnam county. Fllth Judicial cir.
cunt OF Florida uh the hi day 1T March, 4. ID.
lsSi, III Il cause vhH!t!u Gcu-gc Hutchinson i.
complainant AMI Horace w. Ur,i'irv IL irtcnd-
ant, will - II Al public auction in front ot
the count Eui,t door in ttc city ut ruHi kt,
legui hours OF sale un Monday. April jth, 'Ss6
the following described property t0-wit. The
east half Of the southeast Iuartcrot the south
ehst quarter ot TIE sluthwCst quarter, ami
the east hall ni tn, northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter Oi the southwest quarter in
section - township u south OF range twenty
seven east, containing ten acres more ur lris,
and situate 4 IN Putnam county. State Of tIut.
ilA. jos. T., RAJ lUNIE
palatka, FIN, March I. ls.G
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
ExeCntris Sale

oi 1862 att,so of lla in Putnnu county.
Ri NIHrt'L of1ltE POWER VESTED ~
lDue 10y tGs "'l Il Charles +. ttuhl.. lato
at savanna, Grurgia, deceased, |. Annie
Goodwln ntubb-, the qualified exccutrix OF
the Will Ot .ai1 thnrlc. +. stuhhs, wiz sell nt
pull.' OutcIy to III" highest bidder N front
ui the court iIul>, door IN the City ~ paht
Ia, Florida, on the first Monday IN hpril,
\. u. l--G. being the ii''h day oi April, during
the legal hours - ssls, unless sooner Sold At
private sale all that tract oi land known ia
the Grant tu John Rudnsn. assignee, etc, -
lying IN Puttan county. Florida, In
tovnship- ten tlU AMI eleven tln south
ranges twenty-five ai ana 'wenty..ix ,,tI
east containing hit"en thousand ninr hund-
red und ifty-tw Dose, acres anl being he
property If the estate oi Charles y Stuhtg
Terms cash. pr, if purchaser prefers, unr
half cash an! balance IN two equal payments
Of one ana i've ynHr' wttlI seven Il per cent
interest. secured by niprtsasc on tn, proper
~. " information Apply 70 Denmark 4 Ad-
ans, Lawyers, savannah, Ia, or IT, l.. Hart,
Paiatka, tla. h>SiE GOupwiS sTrgBs,
ExecIItriN - VII ot q. 4. Stui,hs,
Paatka, Plat. Feb 18Th. iskG. ilt.tl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Masters Sac.

In Circut Co,.yt - T. .i.a Fit,h Judicial
circuit. putnam rul' ny. In Chgrcrey.
Pur'tsd,.; t. n deere rendered IN he fifth
DAY I Mar, ia, \. -. t>Nf. by the Hon. Thos. b
king, Judy" oi the sitth Judicial Ctr, ait, oi
ilaiida, IN and Tor the county - putua9l IN
tMnCtrt sutnE IA certain cause therein
Wherein William J. B.rnr j. complainant and
JOS. !. Meyer aui A. VI. Halshton X Hro.,
are defendants, will selt At puhilc outcry ON
the hfth day ~ tpr4i 4 D i>>t. tn the highest
bidder TOR sash, IL III" city Of Iaatka, IN the
county oD5 state af,rcss,tl. In front ot the
couW housc ,iour tn Stti county, during the
legal h'Sss ~ ,s,e AL the following described
tot. tr'lse ant patcr ut land situate lying an,i
btng IN the city Dt ialatks. in the county
ami state aforesaid, beginning \, the north.
east corner ~ block number siNy IN the
town of Palatha, Florida. ami thence running
IN westerly course along the suuther'y line
~ Madison street one hunlrv feet to a point
thence in so,ltherly course parallel to Blake
street, one hundred feet to point thence in
an east rly course para lei To Madison street
one hundred i,.t 10 point thence n \
northcriy 'utnlc along the nofthery linr ot
Rake street onr lnt ir,d tr,t 70 the point ~
btginnlng. e. " VARY
special Master ahd Examiner.
Palatkl, Fia, Mar, h ), isNi.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12

By N.ttii' " . decree Of force. auip AMI
sale r,niclrt. u, tIr circuit ,allt Tor Pat
nam county ath .la icial citrult ui flurlda ON
the 2Nh day, Doc tnher Il. II. Is'i IN uva,isc
wherein Am. ! i brNult. j. complainant
AMI Frank q. traa.url nnd Tanner j tttw-
tor'latc 'cicn ,t,Aiih. VII sell al rullir ulr.
ton IN front uf the count house dour Ia be
s'ty Of fhlathe. tutnaln county, state #
IN aN',iiriu" thr legal hour, ul sab un IOn.
day MDriH l., iNS1 tn" ~ wing jluprity l.,
wit the north ,tNt quarter Ut north ", I
quarter ui >putl'J' Yuattt OF section II,
TnNnsnip !. south lhnsr 2, cas-, and ,Mhrac-
INK T. n aSrrs ni land more ur less aud stu
M,d III futnam county, state nt Ilurida.
PslatkL tia. janJar, :.sth ls6
6. (. tb'IiNAN,
Special Ma der .,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Dissolution Notice.

'CHt. ATTENTION us THE PURlI,
i autiS thu patrons OF the "Murague phar
macy : respectfully ca lei 10 th. fact that
tue tirm hcrtt0iorr existing aS Nuragne \
kcrstlIls, >thiS day dissolved 10y mutual con.
sent. Mr.. Wnt. Il. Nria.'ue Withdrawing from
the business. Mr.. iul!olpk krtstlu- becomes
sole owner Of SAID bustnt - and " IN collee,
all outstanding accounts and pay an,i It's
charSs al indebtedness of thu former firm
The geuvrou, patr,itsg,' az the public tn tho
past VII. he sreatly appres iJttNl IN the future
and AL trust, faithfully ,ils. hargel h, sir
kG'hu.ph ktrStin. Va. H. NpR,GNe
RTp. krGSTtNU.
Pilataa. Fla, March ) ls>i.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
A Dandy Mayor.

Philadelphia Telegraph.
The mayor was in an eXccrli'riy
good humor, and was approached ty Al
representative Of the Telegraph with tho
remark: "You have succeeded IN keep.
ing clear Of the newspaper men lately,
Mr.. Mayor"
"Oh, I'm dand, mayer. am, W.,
the smiling response.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Scandal Behind thu Veil

1!OstOn HtraId.
We are informed that the real c,,use
Of one Of the Presidents SUSPENSIONS oi
an officer in the south was report made
TO the preceding administration. and ia
regard TO that officer or another, th.r'
was very touching piece of social sccd-
,lal, in which SOME families Of high 'l.
sition were involved. Perhaps ,li,t Is
what the Senate would Ike to Ct =; the
bottom of.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Asking the snIpO.sib q.

Boston Record
Mr.. Howells insist that he Ntltcs tuy-
els because he is in love with the work.
A good many Of HIS reader have a feel.
ing that It would improve Ii work if he
had been in love with tNo-rr three ~.
men .,u,iug the course Of his lie.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
a Problem uf the Bstil.

Boston Courier.
baby came iHt0 the wJf.i o. aay;
And the pSrr:-ts srn., in rTItr.
As swift 10 the messIs, iltSh,I aNaS
Came greetings from .ar Gld vsl,.
A baby went out of the world one igh,.
And the mother E:Odned aloud.
For the stainkss soul that hal gained the l.slt
For the form in the pearl white shru al
oh. the mystery there. the prohl5a II Gee?
Philosophers pause awhile.
Why do We laugh when we ougtt to weep.
And weep when W. ought 10 Sln le:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
4 Man to t,.a.Is.

Chicago T.uics.
The President is said to have berOm, a
great admirer of Mr.. Thurman, whom he
entertained recently at the White House.
II one is looking for II statesman that,
instead Of star ling il with Ill Of thtm,
has always been the iJc,f rings, mo.
nopolies and jobs. there j. c,t'.:n'y
much To be admire. in this old ohio
democrat.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Notice tc Debtors and Creditors.

All person heirs, ere .tut> and other,
having t.sillu, at Any nature whatsoever,
against "a, tStste of William ". We'll. DE-
ccHs, d. ntc ot Putnntn county. Florida, mn st
present 'tc eiHs. dul> aIthontIrutci, within
the time prcsGrIorl hy hw. .ur they viii re
barred und ~ rsr,ui,. udrbte,l to said estate
are tcqueStt.l's 70 'nstc Immediate payment
4 \. ~ ,Cii,
Airl' 'nistratcr ui he Estate Of
William n. Wells, deceased.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Notice OF IncorDoration.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Undersigned have formed themselves into
cUrpOrutiun to he known H. the st Angits.
tin" and south Beach Hallway Company, tor
IN" purpose o1 constructing, mniutaihiny
Island in th' ''"unty u st. Johns. IN the state
of finil o.. .,,.t. the above name. cpmtncrl.
cInp II. a point opposite the ci'y Of 81. Angus
tine, passing by or near the Government
Light House. thence to south Beach in n
sutithcrly direction ana! thence along the
beHch Of the Atuuiir ocean to n point nt or
near Matanzas Int. a ,kstsnre Of abou. NJ.
teen ulrs. and to- b".a, own and Operate
I AN or other d-s~ sf terry. or brids.
crtlnr ting said rn81 wSfi1 the city ~ II A.
gU>tinr. MILO :. CARTIER,
NLkSHS X. BEAN.
thAbLES =. CARVER.
IA thasscC, Feb. i, j.. .in
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
CH0FE'S CHOLERA CURE!
Old IEaisa Remedy for the aoxeIs

Ii i free from opium and parents reed not
he atra.a that their cht.,.rvu viii he Poisoned
by u 70 nrVsr docs harm hut alWdxS does
eu0'' Cures disrrhrea anItiuN in both old ami
young. When YOU have run down In any ot
these troubles here il yHur Triltf. The moth
erS viii nt YER cease to >ng its praises tor their
litt.r children will suffer no more from their
bowels II they keep il ON hanL
ACkERNAS 4 JACKSON, Aura
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
One Sentence Will DO II.

baltimore American.
Senator Evarls say s that in his coming
silver speech he will spa'i "loraIi the peo-
pie Of New York. And then probably
he will take one Of his littlo sentences
and run it around the Whole state for Il
boundary line.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
4 Pertinent .,ug.es,ion.

itoston Herald.
When New Workers arr at J" anl will.
ing to pay Sis',125 for eighty pah'irs..
or an average OF over &G,o00 apitcn, at
one evenings sale. it really sctms as
though men might be- atfo!dei 81 for
I? hours hard work.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Assignee's Notice.

\oTlEE Is HtREBY GIVEN THAT WtT
~ {. Braddoct. dong business nt Mason,
Putnam County. Florida, has this day ma,le
an aSaignfnent ~ his property tu me, in trust
for the pay yncnt of creditors. Certain prefer
oncrs are made in s1il assignment which i
cn hr in the Office ~ the clerk of the circuit
court for Putnam County. FlDriIa. All per
SONS owing said WIN. &. ifadIJck viii plea ,e
make settlement " itb me. ar Il all 'reditors II
itli lIrad'iock will present their ciaitas fnr
such a!iowanc" IS The 4s-tts wiii permit -.
,..i!rrs,ing me at - 10; sa, Florida
SAM FL J. FFNNFRiY. issi.Fes
PalHEa. Fla. I,h. ith l-.b
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Notice,
CITY CLERK ; CITI,E.

lily CLERK ) tiEItE.
Palatha, Fla. Feb. 3. l--f
AtH regular meeting " the City Council Z
Idldthd. Fla. held on the end dav Of fctru-
airy. a. d. l-SG, the following cti 70 Wa sr.
dcr'd, TO wit:
! was on motion ordered that there b.
= crluI tax of one half Of one pef cent N adj
dltlpn ~ the regular tax levied On all ta2aiIo
property Tor the current year for the purro ~
q supplying the city with water. and al-u tor
hre r4rl"'as z, aud that this order Dr. publ, he'd
for ttif'y f'rsag rcquiredby law.
Attest COOK CARLETON
Clerk Of City Council.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12

rre,t near the ferry tn, tssty &c = ,rovn-
o,i man. III, boly was 20 ;..rolored
that i was impossible t. accurately iten-
tify the Drowned man. Ii hal on only
underclothing and shoes. as if he had at
tempted to wade or vim tl,, river. The
clothing found and other appearances
indicate that the body WAS thato. elias.
Brown.
The telegraph lira from Wildwood To
Sanford mas been discontinued. and all
the business from Kissimmee. the South
Florida rallroad and other points on ,ha,
section Of the peninsula. now goes di-
rect To Sanford, thence to Jacksonville
VIA the line recently pat ~ along the
jacksonville. Tampa & hey West rail.
way. Heretofore al the business MAS
transferred ss wildwood. The Inter.
ocean telegraph company i-Eow putting
m line along the railroad from Wild
wot' 10 Or,anlo via I.eesburs and Tav.
arcs: rhi4 VII 10 c,npletei in a few
weeks
fr !'r,L .lur>,. the lirst Engiish work
iu;u.ar /" .ecom" Il cabinet minister. l.,
described IS 4 sturdy, thick set man,
with 4 determined m1utl, ami msrly
twiEk'e in i..~ eye III, determination
ARG his hum"r - together TO make up
an admirable character They enable
him to he persistent and pleasant at the
same time. He /, rs s.,,ewd as he is sen.
timentaI IN has Il .;can ,,c for the prac.
tical. He is 4. great n favurite in what
are called the upper circles Of politicians
as any in the houSc. lie is a devout
Wesleyan, IA wilowcr, IA lover Of good
s,"ry and a quiet dinner.
The Chicago Mail, lively Republican
afternoon paper. edited by Frank Hat.
ton. late ASSISTANT Postmaster General,
published letters from large number
of the clergy Of t'7t city, giving their
views OF the R"vs. Sam Jones and Sam
Small and their work. Nearly al, Of
them endorse the Georgia cvangellsts.
and sraaa most hopeful, as rihc prob
able results or ih2ir meetings in the lake
city. While ,pns ol them gently crit.
ic's.' Jones methods and lansr,gc and
extreme moral views. Prof. David Swing
declare, han to b. "a most powerful ex-
ponent Of the religion Of action" b,'.
sides he declares that "this revival is tho
most intellectual one Chicago has yet
enjoyed" 1t seems that only the big.
oted and irrevere,t in Chcagp-aud tho,
are numbered by tens Of thousands ara
now seofrers
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Assignee's Notice,
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT

TfFNKU1 Nv
" Nr.sr Thompson & Iirssweil. ~ ffuit.
iah1, Puiiiu., county, flpiida, have this day
male an assignment : their property 10 me
IN trust, for the paynI"i pf credituIs. Ger.
tain preferences are made In sad wri'. which
l. on He in N. clerks U'ficr for said county
settlement with me, ana credit - Of Ail
pat'u"r.hlp VIII present 'hoir claims H. such
r4 vance ns th" assets VII i-rrIuli pi
HENRY ~ fitNtSN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-03-25
what the baroness Could write.

There is another woman who ought to
be entreated to write a book This is the
Baroness Burdett-Coutts She has been
an acute observer of society fOrmore than
half century 1 have heard her describe
some bygone celebrities in a manner that
would have made an interviewer's mouth
water. She has known everybody who
has left any mark in the world for two
generations, and could write such a book
of memoirs as lovers Of gossip rarely see.
Unfortunately the baroness has no am
bition for literary distinction, and her
powers of expression are unknown to the
pablic save in the form of the little
speeches which she sometimes makes with
great felicity at the meetings Of charitable
societies. To think of what a fund of
original observation and anecdote is lost
because people who can write entertaining
books will not write them makes me de
spair of the human race.
There is one anecdote which if it could
be told by some distinguished parsonage.
would make people laugh for month.
When the baroness went yachting one
summer she was accompanied by a large
number of friends. Among these was
very decorous person who holds some po-
sition in connection with the ecclesiastical
affairs of the diocese of Canterbury The
weather got very rough, and this gentle.
man was found one morning clinging tC
the shrouds with one hand, while in the
other he waved champagne bottle
Surprised in this strange attitude, he
fastened to make an explanation to pre-
vent any misconception, and, above the
whistling of the wind and the laughter Of
the bystanders, his voice was heard plain
lively piping: "The baroness recommends
it.-Frederic Days London Letter
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-03-25
starves Himself In order to ralk.

know Ii is q vulgar and cheap thing
for any man to note what another does at
table; and dopbly so to write it down.
But writers do not always write for their
own reaown, and for the instruction of
those who read in their morning paper
the pithy and profound things that have
been said at some dinner the evening be-
fore am going to set down fact or so.
Well, then, these pithy or profound say
ings here, as a rule, not only cost the man
who has uttered them many an hour of
study, but most likely his dinner also
Henry Ward Beecher rolls bit of
bread between thumb and finger when he
is to speak, but does not touch food He
is so well balanced at table, however, that
few would notice that he issstarving him
self in order that he may properly feed
others.
1 sat by Chauncey Depew the other
evening at the great dinner given by the
descendants of the Dutch settlers of New
York, but am not prepared to say that
this brightest of all the professional din
ers-out starves himself in order to talk
But, of course, his talk is not to be classed
with that of Beecher; it is as brass is to
gold.
He told me an anecdote about Wander
bilt, the late William H., which don't
believe quite, but set it down because
Chauncey seemed to think it funny He
said that on the death of the commodore,
when William II. came to his colossal for
tune, the millionaire men of New York
wanted to make friends with the new
king, and so contrived the most gorgeous
dinner that Delmonico had ever yet con-
ceived. They expected to astonish their
great guest by their costly wines and end
less menu. But, says the smiling, shin
ianr 4XVi1liorr1 on
thing they brought him, and at last,
about midnight, called out: I say, boys,
don't you suppose could get plate of
corned beef and cabbage in this placer
Pm getting hungryI"-Joaquin Miller la
Chicago Times.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-03-25
CannibaIs ENJOYING Fairy Tales.

There is tale told of sea captain,
who, in distant corner of the southern
seas, visited an undiscovered or uneX-
plored group of beautiful islands After
landing and trading with the gentle ma
tives he was astonished by the visit of
white man, evidently person of means
and consequence, who, after making HIM
self very agreeable, implored the captain
to give him a story book, if he had such a
thing in his possession. The captain had,
and, deeply touched by the pigs and cocoa
nuts which the white exile had given him,
bestowed on him a copy of the arabian
Nights Entertainments" Overcome by
the present, the exile burst into tears and
cried: you have spared my life and given
me rank and wealth." On explanation,
he said: Il should long ago have been
eaten, but while they were fatteling me /
learned enough of their language to tell a
child the story of Little Red RidinghoOd.'
"The child repeated it, and the whole
population were mad with joy. They had
aeyer heard n story before. From that
day became great and honored man.
When they had 9 national festival sat
on top of hill, and thousands wept
(while some elderly relative was being
cooked for feast) at the cruel death of
the grandmother as caused by the wicked
wolf 1 had with me volume of Fairy
Tales and soon began to set price on
my performances, Red Ridinghood' Is
rather worn; only get q hundred cocoa
nuts for her now; but Cinderella is still
good for four pigs and turtle, and
Beauty and the Beast brings six or
seven, according to the quality. But with
tbs ARABIAN Nights l shall be able to go
on accommodating pork to the end OF my
DAYS The Ar9onaut,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-03-25
I.ast Of the Axtec Ernperors.


A fine bronze statue OF Guatemozin, the
successor of Montezuma II, and last of the
Aztec emperors, has been cast and will
presently be set up in the City Of Mexico.
It will be remembered that this young
monarch on being asked Immediately
upon his accession what would be his pol
Icy toward the Spanish invaders replied;
@Fight till deathIs He did fight, win
surprising valor, but was finally captured
and brought before Cortez- The latter
demanded to know where the inn,
perial treasures were concealed, and ON
being met with refusal ordered Guate-
mozin and the cacique of Texcoco to be
slowly toasted over a fire. The toasting
business was done until both the heroes
were dead, but the secret remained unre-
vealed 1t is. related that the young en-
peror endured the torture calmly, and,
when the Texcoco chief groaned in his
Heath agony, reproved him, saying: "Do
you think am on a bed of roses"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-03-25
rellinr the Truth in school.

Edward Everett Hale, in recent adj
dress, made an interesting statement con-
cerning the Boston Latin school when he
was one of its pupils, some fifty years ago.
II am quite sure" he said, "that even cow
ardly boys of the school would have been
more afraid to tell lie than of any conse-
quences of telling the TRUTH
He attributed this high tone not to the
discipline of the school, nor to the exam
pie of the teachers, but to the right feel
ing of the boys themselves. ut was tone
given by the scholars" he remarks. at
was thing understood among them that
boy who would lie was q cowardly and
mean fellow, and as such was to be po-
litely cut by his fellow pupils until he had
learned betteF,B
Boys are so susceptible to the public
opinion of their school. that it requires
more courage than human nature ordin-
arily possesses for a boy to do either
wrong or right against it. Hence, the
anxious solicitude of good teachers to get
the public opinion Of their schools sound
and rational.-Youth's Companion.