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Hunearlans colnq Home.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, March 2-The Hun
garians are leaving the coke regions in
great numbers. The streets in this place
are filed with Thorn almost every day,
making preparations to return to their ma
tive land. Within the past fivs days over
two hundred have taken their departure
ant Scottdale and neighboring towns.
The dullness Of the coke trade and the con.
sequent scarcity of work 10 the cause as
signed for the exodus. None Of the Hun.
garians are without money, und plenty
have from $500 to q, 200
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THE NEW ENGIiSH,
A. Proposed By . Bin Now Pend
Ing In Congress
An silent aa4 supernuoss Isttsrs 10 ~
Dropped.

WAsHrNaroN, March 9.-The following
10 the bill on ',orthography. |" introduced
BY request In the House by Delegate voor-
hees, Of Washine eton Territory; Be II en-
acted, ETC., that the following amended
correct and shall be taught in the COM
mon or public schools throughout
the Territories and In the District Of
Columbia, In tho military and naval
academies Of the United States, and in
all Indian and colored schools In the Ter
ritoriss: First-Drop silent when phon-
etically used; write or for re-; as In are,
alive, vineyard, believe bronze, single,
engine, granite, eaten, rnined, etc. !; thea
ter, center, etc. heart, tsarken, etc. Sec
ond-Drop from co, having the sound Of
9, a. in feather, leather, etc Third-Drop
o from 60, having the sound Of ., - In
jeopardy, leopard, etc. Fourth-For o
having the sound Is in u in but, write q
as in above (abuv), dozen, some (sum),
tongue (tung), and the like. Fifth--Drop
o from on, having the sound Of u, % in
journal, nourish, rough (ruf), trouble,
tough (tuf), and the like. Sixth--Drop
silent after z before Q, and in native
English words drop final ne, a. iu guar
arantee, guard, iguess, guest guilt, ETC.,
catalogue, etc., demsgoguc, pedagogue,
ETC., league, haranguc, tongue (tang), etc.
Seventh-Double consonants shall be Sim
plified; final b, d, 6, n, r, t. I, l, 2, ~ In
ebb. add, egg, inn, purr, butt bailiff, dull,
buzz, etc. not all, hall, Medial be.
fore another consonsnt, as battle
ripple, written (writen), etc., initial un-
accented preflxes and other unaccented
syllables, as in abbreviated. accuse, affair,
ETC.; curvetting, traveller, etc. Eighth
Change and ed, final, to when so pro.
nounced, a. in crossed (crost), looked
Qookt), etc, unless the d affects the pre-
ceding sound, a. in chafed, chanced.
Ninth-Chauge gh and phi to when 90
pronounced, as In cough, philosophy, etc.
Tenth-Change to in distinctive words,
Is in abuse (verb), house (verb),
rise (verb), etc. Eleventh-Drop
t in catch, witch, etc. Twelfth
Change the spelling in the follow
ing words: AXE (achc), anker (anchor),
beuty (beauty), coud {could), hole
(whole), parliament (parliament), receit
(receipt), rime (rhyme), sent (scent),
sythe (scythe), wimen (womcn), yoman
(yoeman); drop silent b In bomb, crumb,
debt, doubt dumb, lamb, limb, numb,
plumb, subtle, succumb, thumb; change Q
back to in cinder, expence, fierce, hence,
once, pence, scarce, since, source, thence,
tierce, whence; drop the Of ch in chamo-
mile, choler, cholera, melancholy, etc, etc.
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Picture win q History,

FRANKFoRT, KY., Feb. 29.-An interesting
bit of history is connected with the por-
trait of William Henry Harrison that the
Senate agreed to loan the Cincinnati Cen.
tennial. 1t was painted in 1910. At the
time the Wing party, in the person Of Mr..
Harrison, defeated Martin Van Buren, and
Birney, KentuckN was the banner Wing
State, and the Wing Central Committee
presented this picture to the Legislature
in honor of tho occasion. Now it goes
back temporarily to Ohio, to grace the
walls of the coming Exposition.
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Fire In a Hosnilal.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 29.-Flames were dis.
covered this evening in the basement Of
the northeast division Of the Cincinnati
Hospital The building was full Of pa
tients and attendants, who in the face Of
danger became panic-stricken, and women
madly attempted to leap from the windows.
Their designs were, however, prevented
by rescuing party, and all that were in
danger were safely removed. Owing to
the gallant work Of the fremen the flames
were extinguished in short time. The
loss amounts to about 5000. How the
fire originated is q mystery.
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The Prince Going to Berlin.

LONDON, March 1.-Arraugements have
been made to take the Crown Prince to
Berlin. This may be done within week.
He will be taken there to avoid death on
foreign soil. Mackenste will not go with
him. A new silver tube placed in the
Princes throat to-day gave relief. The
Lancet comments upon the omission Of off,
cial bulletins regarding the condition of
Crown Prince Frederick William, and re-
grets that it is forced to the conclusion
that the royal patient is proceeding from
bad to worse.
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Restriction Of immigration.

WAsHrNaroS, March 2-Representativ
Rice, of Minnesota, to-day presented to
the House memorial Of the St Paul
chamber Of commerce 10 relation to re-
strioting immigration. The memorialists
state that the immigration Of Anarchists,
Nihilists and criminals OF every kind Il an
evil which calls loudly for the most
stringent measures for remedy and relief
on the part Of Congress- and every depart
ment of the Government
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Alleged Plot Against DIaz.

NoaALEs, ARIZONA, March 2-Ths inva.
sion Of Mexico by Guatemalan troops has
caused . deal Of excitement here. Mexi.
cans here believe tbs step 10 taken to cause
q political revolution in Mexico to prevent
the reelection Of President Diax, or at
least to further extend what dissatisfac-
tion there may be with Diaz's administra-
tion. A certain class in Mexico is always
ready to join a revolution, therefore 1t
would be no surprise II number Of small
revolutions were started before the Presl-
Dental election, which takea place In June
thie year.
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Wales Chased BY FenIans.

NEW YoRK, March 1.-The Worlds Lon.
don special says the Chronicle prints q
story that while yachting at San Reno the
Prince of Wales was pursued by Fenians
in a steam yacht bearing the American
colors. A British gunboat saw the Princes
danger and came to the rescue. The yacht
hoisted the Irish flag and after long
chase escaped from the gunboat.
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lolIitY Iurnsd 10 sunsrIna.

New YoRK, March 4-Last night party
Of thirty young men and women started In
IN omnibus for Kingsbridge, where they
intended to have supper and dance at .
hotel. When near Kingsbridge the omni-
bus rolled down an embankment twenty
feet high. All Of the party received
bruises, but none of them were killed.
Minnie O'Neil and Annie May were taken
to the hospital suffering from contusions
Of the back. The others were able to 20
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Legal Notice.

d T. MCCLURE, whose place Of residence
xls is nnknoyn. will take notice that on
the 9th day Of February. A. D. 1883, sarah J.
McClure nled her petitt0u In the Com mon
Pleas Court OF Highland county, Ohio (being
carse No: 47iW. praying for divorce from
said Il. r. Mcclure. on the ground OF ex.
treme cruelty, grOss nealect OF duty and
habituml drnnk kennese, and for siimony and
the custody Of their NO children and that
said cause will be for haarihe on and after
the 28d day Of April, A. D. 1885,
Dated this lst March. A. n. l6e6.
SARAH J, MCCLURE.
By Pavey u Davis, her Atiovpeys.
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Convicted d eaIIet.sox stus,na.

LANcAsTER, Pa, March T. This morning
the jury in the case Of Ephraim H. Shaud,
Bitner and Frank Calder, members Of the
election board Of the Sixth Ward at the
primary election last May, who were In
dicted for conspiracy and fraud, returned
verdict Of guilty on two counts Of fraud
and one Of adding ballots to the poll,
and acquitting them of the charge Of con.
spiracy.
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Raids By Mormon Elders,

ATLANTA, Ga, March 2-An Athens
special to the Constitxtios says that the city
was much aroused this afternoon when It
was publicly made known that Mormon
and were getting ready to issue cheap OK.
eursian tickets TO Utah. Tho matter will
be immediately Investigated. In the
mean time the elders will probably disap-
pear. 1t is thought that several coavsrts
have been made recently.
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Bu.,srwor.h's css,snnlai Bill.

WAsnrSaroN, March 1.-Mr. Butterworth
has prepared a joint resolution appro-
priating $500, 900 to enable the several ex-
ecutive departments of the Government to
make an exhibit at the Centennial Exposi-
tion of the States formed out Of the North
west Territory, to be held at Cincinnati.
The several States are taking an active
interest in the matter and o suitable up.
preparation will doubtless be made. The
resolution will be introduced tomorrow
or Monday and immediate action urged.
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Not a Saloon Opsn,

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 4.-For the first
saloon has been open to-day, either front
or back. The Law and Order League gave
warning yesterday, and the chief Of police
issued orders last night that every case
would be prosecuted to the extent Of the
law. The consequence was that at u
O'Clock last night the bars were all closed,
and none dared to make an attempt to sell
liquor to-day.
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Broke Ms Mack.

SCRANTON, Pa, March Edward Helm.
wachs, aged thirty-nine, superintendent Of
the erection Of the new German Presbyter-
ian church in this city, fell from scaffold
twenty-four feet high in the church, to-day
and struck on his head, fracturing his skull
and breaking his neck. He was instantly
killed.
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The Law uncons.i s.itutional.

MADISON, Wis, Fob. 29.-The Wisconsin
Supreme Court has declared imperative
the law enacted by the last Legislature
which permitted habitual drunkards un.
der certain circumstances to be confined In
an asylum not to exceed two years, on the
ground that it made penal offense out Of
simple drunkenness. The case grew out
Of the confnemeut Of Courtland P. Lar
kin, of Milwaukee, In an inebriate asylum.
The court premptorally orders bis re-
lease.
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New Fss,ee II pellsIea

CHICAGO, March a-Ths effort Of the
British American Association toward nat
uralising the Canadian and English resi-
dents continues with unsbated yigor.
Last evening about one hundred went TO
Judge Horton's court and took out hrst
papers. Twenty-oue we've grantsd second
papers, enabling them 70 vots.
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oihhtlAl.

HUDsoH, n. r., March l.-Oscar T. Beck.
with was hanged at the courthouse In this
city at nine minutes past ten this morn
ing. for the murder Of Simon Vsndsrcock
ct Ansterlits. on the 10th Of January, 1854.
This case has become celebrated from the
fact that the condemned man had been
sentepced 70 death six times.
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A Te,,ibls r.uni.iIor.

KEY WEST, FLA, March LA dispatch
from Havana says that ct Raracoa Q
mother murdered her four young children,
drowning two in tub, and afterward cut
ting them up, and chopping OF the heads
OF the other two. She said she was tempt
cd by the devil,
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KIlied IN = CojIlsIon.

CIHcINSArI, March 4-By . collision Of
freight trains on the Cincinnati Southern
railroad at Pine Knot, KY, Firemea John
Adams was killed, and Sol Perkins, q
tramp, fatally injured. Several others
were seriously bruised.
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n. WIlsos cullsy.

PARIS, March I'm. Wilson, the son-in.
law of Ex-President Grevy, who has been
on trial for completely In the Legion Of
Honor decoration scandals, has been CON.
victsd. He was sentenced TO two years.
imprisonment to pay fne OF 5000 francs
and to be deprived Of his civil rights for
dve years
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CoIorsd University Act Uneon,t ,tItutloual.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 1.-The Su.
preme Court to-day decided the act estab-
fishing colored university to be unconsti-
tutional, on the ground that the money
appropriated was part Of fund which has
been declared by the constitution to be for
common schools. and which could MT be
used for university.
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Free Turnpike Notice.

. ~ d.
NOTICE is hereby given that petitisu
IN will be pi esented to the Com mmissiOners
OF Highland county at their regular session
to be held on Monday, April 81, A. p. 1883,
praying for the esta ablishment Of free tnrn-
pike road along the follOwin Ing described route
In said county, t0.wit:
Beginning at the Buford and HARDWOOD
free turnpike No. Sc, near the late residence
Of John Brown, deceased, thence with the
Buford and Sicily road as near a. practical
to the village Of 81 sly. thence In q s0utherly
direction with the road or as near as practices
to the Brown county line near the Sicily
Station on the U. and N. W. X. R.-distance
OF about three and one.half 40 miles. Said
petition also Prsys that said hoard Of Com.
missionera Of Highland county, Ohio, levy
an extra tag, the amount of which shall not
exceed ten mills on the dollars valuation In
any one year on all the lantla and taxable
property within the bounds OF said proposed
fres turnpike. and that said levy continue
ioi eieht years y the cost and expenses of
building II be not sooner paid.
JOHN =. MoBERLy,
3. W. HUG0INs,
JOHN SH0CKKY.
FEBRUARY 25th. 1883.
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Heavy vsrdIs. isr Injurlsa

Boston, March Ain the Superior Court
to-day the jury returned sverdict for the
plaintiff for ss7, 900 In the case Of Aloysius
Fagnant Va. The Boston and Albany rail.
way, which was an actiou to recover et0,.
600 damages for personal injuriea
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Peeoarjna for the End,

BERLIN, Feb 29-It is rumored that the
Empress has decided to 60 to San Reno.
Another rumor 10 that the Emperor has
signed decree for the enforcement of Ar.
ticle 58 of the Prussian constitution In the
event of his becoming incapable of ruling.
Such decree would make Prince William
regent.
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Drowned Ia . ssw. q wa,s,.

NEhPHIs, TENN, Feb. 2a.-Alics Curdi6.
. married woman living at No. 1ls Poplav
street. was found dad In her room early
yesterday morning. While in drunkeu
condition abe had fallen to the hooy. and hsy
fscs was ledged In large basin Of water,
and she ives drowned, being unable 70 ex.
tsicate hersolf.
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An Old nan's Record.

WRsrox, Me-, Feb. 2o.-Gilbert Heal was
100 years old to-day. he was born in
Georgetown, Me-, Feb. 20, 1888. He now
lives here with his youngest son. A Pc
cuharity about this centsnarisn 10 that he
has had but twenty-six birthdays. His
wife died several years ago. He himself
10 in fairly good health.
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xiIIsd Nis Rreihs,.

CHICAGO, March A-Eddie Leow, q six
teen-year-old boy, was playing with tar
get-gun at home to-day, when It was un-
expectedly discharged. The ball struck
his fourteen-y ear-old brother, Albert In
the head, killing him instantly.
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Nsnrv eeoees eeleloed.

New YoRx, March a-Judge Patterson
to-day granted Rev. DR.. McGlyun per.
manent Injunction, restraining Henry
George and his followers from incorpor.
ating an Anti-Poverty Society.
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GREENsBuRa. KAN, Feb. 29.-rhe safe Of
Mogie q Gilbrsth. jewelers.. was blown
open here last night, and robbed Of U,700
in watches, jewelry and money.
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The chespest and sinpiest svn 3,

The cheapest and aimplsst eymna-
sium In the world--one that viii ex-
ercise every bone and muscle In the
body-is dat piece Of steel notched
on one side. fitted tightly into . wood
on frame, and after being creased on
both sides with bacon rind. rubbed
into stick Of wood laid lcngthwiss Of
. saw-buck.-M y. Medical Times.
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JACKSON, MISS, March LA constitu-
tional amendment limiting the Governors
term Of ollicc to four years, without the
right Of succession, was passed by tho
House to-day. The smendment had a.
ready been passed by the Senate.
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Achinamsn pes,lonsd.

wAsuiNoroN, March 4-Ah Lin, Chi
nsman. who enlisted In the U. 9. navy and
was crippled by the bursting OF Q gun on
the steamship Hartford, has been granted
Q pension.
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RsdsnpiIea d nutll..sd Celia

WAsHIxeroN, Feb. 2Q-Ths bill to enable
holders Of mutila.ed U. b. silver coin Of
smaller denominations than one dollar, to
exchange them for new coin, will be favor.
ably reported from the House Committee
on COINAGE. 49,
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; YeIlew Eayer n Gsoraia.

ATLANTA, March LA genuine case Of
yellow fever is reported near Box Springs,
Ga. A young man named Calhoun 10 the
victim. He had just returned from his
fathers funeral In Florida,
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Administratrix Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been duly appointed aud
qualified a. administratrix OF the estate Of
!ohn F. Oren. late OF Highland connts Ohio,
deceased. FANNIE ORBk.
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"A rural debating society recently
discussed the question: - Resolved. that
the Dakota blizzard is not 30 bad -
the poetry printed about IT." The de-
ciaion was in the affirmative, on ths
ground that II was easier TO escape
the blizzard. MorristosOn Herald
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,valehIaa fes oseaaa csavIeis.

WASHINGTON. March A-Ths SECRETARY
Of the Treasury b advised Of N organ
tapd movement for The emigration Of Ger.
man conyicts to this country. and has
taken steps to guard sgainst the landing
Of al such passeueees.
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caa.dIas Luwbernee F,el JubIIset

OrrAwA, ONT., March a-Lumbermen
generally welcome the intelligence that
the American Govsrnmsnt will take the
duty on lumber. Tais will give ths trade
. grand stimulus.
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Il hereby siven that the under-
IN stwued hes been daily Appointed and
qualified a. administrator Of the estate Of
Petitory, late Of Highland county,
Ohio. deceased. q. w. HAwxE. {
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been dolly appointed and
the estate of Daniel r. RoadR, late Of H Ugh.
land county, Ohio, deceased. Y. N. RoADs.
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chIsaes y Ilavs IlalursI FusI e.

CuSoAsos March l--Aa 0sdinance has
hsea Introduced IN The city eolaeIl grant
Ieny - ~ aatssal - eenee - thsesOh
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KNOWING the value Of wild
cherry bark, used to, in olden
times, prepare It in their primitive
way as cure for coughs and colds
The careful manner, however, in
which DR.. WIsrAR's BArsAx or
WILD CHERRY is prepared, makes
1t q much superior remedy, and far
more effective. Its remarkable
curative virtee is felt at once. The
lungs grow stronger, the soreness
begins to heal, expectoration and
breathing more easy, irritation Of
the bronchial tubes accompanied
by tickling or choking sensations
producing q tendency to cough
passes away, and the consumptive
soon finds himself on the right path
toward complete recovery and
robust good health.
Guysott's Earsaparilla and..Wistar's Balsar
I'D in Hillsboro BY Ssybert 4 Co.
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Don't disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but use DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and be cured.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-03
The Tunnel.

In the tunnel operations two months
work will be expended in preliminary
preparation before the work of driving
the tunnel on both sides is commenced.
The bore will have an outside circum-
ference of twenty-one feet; the brick
sides will be two and one-half feet in
thickness, leaving an interior diameter
of sixteen feet. The work will be done
by an iron shield, forced ahead from
the brick lining by hydraulic pres
sure. The brickwork will be enclosed
in an iron circular sheath about an inch
and half in thickness. The plates Of
the sheath are perforated with holes.
and will be riveted as they are placed
in position. AS the shield advances
the brick work is built ia behind it,
Port Huron Tribune.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-03
Damage Suit Against the Sheriff.

On Friday Frank NJ. Hubbard, of
Marine City, commenced suit in the
circuit court against Sheriff Bernatz
and his deputy, Daniel Follensbee,
claiming $4,000 damages. Some time
ago mortgage on the stock of Karpp
& Blood, dealers in ready-made cloth
ing, ETC., was foreclosed and the goods
sold at public auction. Frank Nj. Hub
bard bought the stock. Soon after
creditors of the old company through
Sheriff Bernatz levied OH the goods as
though they still belonged to Karpp Il
Blood The amount of the claims did
not reach one-fourth of the value Of
the stock. Mr.. Hubbard claims that
the business of the store has been
ruined in consequence of the seizure,
and sues for the full value.-Port HUI
ron Times.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-03
The Weekly ExpositoT.
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS.
.
81 A YEAR-G0c FOR Six MONTHS
soc FOR THREE MONTHS.
-O
JAS. A. MENzIEs,
Editor & Proprietor.
SCHOOL DEPl RTMENT.

GRACE VANWAGNER, Editor.
Lettie Effrick has h humps.
Mary Chamber lin has recovered
from the mumps, and is able to be at
school again.
We had another visit from Mrs.
Leonard last week.
The convicts If the United States
now number 64,3i9.
Edinburgh, Scotland, has 1Sl church
es, l2l of which are Presbyterian.
j. Newton Reade says it will take
50250 1874, 900 years to exhaust the
earth's supply Of NATURAL gas.
\ debating society was organized
Friday evening, April Goth, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for term
of six months: Jesse Rapley, president,
Pearle Mathews, vice-president, Roy
Francis, secretary. and Brooke Bearss,
treasurer.
The following pupils of f. F. Laws
room have been neither absent nor
tardy for the month of April: Mary
McClymont, Jessie Brown, Brooke
Bearss, Minnie Barnum, Ella Zavitz
Alex. Francis, Salina Hoskin, Emma
Richardson and Vinton Mcdonald.