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he Baudin Demonstration at Paris
Peaceable Affair.
PARIS, December 2d.-The Baudin cele-
bration passed off without trouble. There
was much smaller attendance than was
expected. The speeches were uniformly
mild Only few Boulangists were pres
ent.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
PARIS December 21.-A host Of sight
see;s gathered around the Baudin mOnu-
ment at the entrance to Montmarte Gene
terry this morning. The Municipal parade
started from the Hotel de Vile at Ills
a. NJ, and slowly proceeded through the
streets, reaching the cemetery at 8 o'clock.
The police stopped ali carriage traffic along
the route, and as far as possible formed
Gordon in order to keep back the crowd
No incident occurred that ilnpeded the
march of the paraders, beyond occasional
demonstrations by the anti. Beulaneists
and other factions. The procession, in
point of mum bers, was a failure not more
than from $4,000 TO 10000 being in lire.
and half of these taking part were dele
gates from the provinces. The spectators
were mostly sight-seers, and showed no
display of political feeling.
On arriving at the monument Darlott.
President of the Municipal Council deliv-
cred an oration. He said the object of the
demonstration was to commemorate Bau-
din's intrepid defense of the Republics
rights against C@seTism and to honor these
who had been prescribed or had fallen ut
the time of the coup d etdt After a yigor-
GUS attack upon Boulangism, he said:
The Democracy acquiring renewed
strength in the example of the glorious
dead, is prepared for C;esarism. which is
again daring to raise its head"
The speech was received with cries of
Vive Ia Republique," and prolonged
cheers. There were no dissenting cries.
The procession filed past the monument
and then returned singing the Marseill-
aise"
In the evening the city resumed its nor-
NAL aspect.
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THE HALL SCANDAL.
a Wife Who Does Not Fear q Drunken
Husbands Threats

6usDanOS threats.
CHICAGO, December 2d.-Mrs. Pauline
Hall was seen by reporter yesterday as
she was starting for bicycle ride from the
residence of her sister-in-law on Michigan
Avenue. When asked what she thought
of her husband coming over from London
to ''stir up" things, she said
really do not care whether he comes
or not. Ny case is strong, and am not
afraid of any uncomfortable relations he
proposes to make. He was habitual
drunkard, and until l applied for a divorce
was unable to buy any luxury for myself
or family, owing to his constant demand
on my purse"
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Editor Dana in Rome.

ROME, December 2i-The Irish clergy of
this city are making preparations to give
handsome reception to Hon. Charles A.
Dana of the New York Sun
Brighrs Condition Again Cntjesi.
LoyDoN, December 2l.-John BriSit has
again became worse and his condition is
critical.
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To Wed an English Major.

NICE, December 2d.-A villa has been
taken here for the season by Mr.. and Mrs.
Huston of San Francisco. Great prepara-
tons are being made for the marriage oil
their daughter to Major Blunt of the Eng
hsh army. The Major owns villa at Ely,
and has handsome income.
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A DEAD SCANDAL.

Rev. Buckingham Rejoiceth that His
Prosecutors Had OMIT.
CHICAGO, December %. = Rev. ]. P.
Buckingham, at the Ada-street Methodist
Church this morning publicly expressed his
qualification at the termination of legal pro-
ceedings sgainst him in connection with
the Eva Parker affair lie characterized
the case as a vicious persecution, and
thanked the press and public for the man
ner in which they had supported him.
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A RECKLESS OFFICER.

A Chicago Policeman Shoots at a Burglar
and Kills Woman.
CHICAGO, December I'd Matte Olsen
was shot and instantly killed by a reckless
police officer on Congress street tonight
The policeman was chasing supposed
burglar and calling on him to halt The
man refused, when the policeman fired.
The shot missed the burglar, but struck
Matte Olsen in the temple, and she fell
dead on the spot. The police officer disap-
peared in pursuit of the man, and his
identity has not yet been discovered.
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TRAITOR AND PLAGAR1sr.

a Hrench beputy ftercely DenounceS
Boulanger at Nevers.
PARIS, December 2d.-BoulaDger arrived
at Nevers this morning. He was greeted
by an orderly crowd. At the banquet in
the evening there were 500 guests. Bou-
LANCER was loudly cheeTed
Simultaneously an anti Boulanger meet-
ing was held in the theater, at which Dep
uties Basby aud DTyalon denounced Bou-
langer as 9 traitor and plagarist of
NaO0leou
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NOBLE DEEDS.
4 Michigan Lady Who Proposes Giving
Away Four Million Dollars.

DETROIT (Mich.), December 2d.-Mrs.
Alexander Cameron of Windsor, a woman
in the prime of life, has determined to give
away her entire estate, amounting to 81
100000, before she dies. at meeting in
the Russell House here to-day she made
known her intentions. She has already
given away large sums OF money. Her
plans include handsome gift TO the city
of Dotr0it
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woman In PoIitics
DEFIANT McGLYNN.

Henry Georges EN-Partner Gays He Is
stDl On the Wsrpath.
New York, December 2d-In his lee
ture before the Anti Poverty Society to-
night, DR.. McGlynn said: Il was offered
(or was told that l would be offered the
pastorate of Middletown if l should re-
tract. denounce the whole machine l
telegraphed this "a secret which I now di-
vulge) in Latin TO Cardinal Simeoni: l
will not condemn the doctrines uttered by
me. | will not go TO Rome. l have now
no case whatever before your tribunal"
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CAPITAL GOING ABROAD.
Americans Talking of Investing In aus
tralian Enterprises.

tralian Enterprises.
New YORK, December2 81 Joseph Evans,
millionaire, who represents a syndicate
of Australian capitalists who are building
new railroads in that country, is returning
to the Pacific slope after having inspected
the car factories of the East Evans said
to-day that several capitalists in New York
city had expressed desire TO invest, and
he had arranged for meeting them and
some of his colleagues in San Francisco.
Woman In Politics.
HARRISBURG (Pa), December 2d.-Miss
Hage, head clerk in the office of the Col
lector OF Internal Revenue. is missing She
lost Sc, 500 of Government money in spec
ulating.
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A millionaire Murdered.

NEW YORK, December 2d.-A dispatch
from St. Johns, N. F., says: Archibald
Sellers, millionaire merchant, has been
found dead with two bullet holes in his
head. His partner is suspected.
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FAIRMoNT (Neb.), December 2d.-The
Peoples Bank of this city failed yesterday
with liabilities amounting to $4,000. It's
assets are unknown, but are supposed to be
meager. The immediate cause Of the fail
ure was assuming liabilities of the Union
Bank of this place, recently suspended, the
available assets being absorbed to meet
tbesp damands
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unexpected advocacy Of woman suffrage
renders the measure likely to pass early
this season, only b'g9ted Tories now being
opposed 20 it. a private canvass is being
made, however, assuring the old mossbsck
Conservatives that ii women get the suf-
frage the Tories viii be kept in power for
ever. The strength Of Il Primres- Laeg1e
is main instance.
Scene In Parlismeni.
LONDON, December d -Cunninghanr
Grahsm, an advanced Liberalist was or
dered this morning to withdraw from the
Commons by the Speaker, because he had
accused Smith, the Government leader. of
conniving al dishonorable trick, and had
refused to retract the accusation. AS Gra-
ham was leaving the House a member
shouted Bravo, Graham p
Dissensions Among the Liberals.
LONDON, December 2d.-A serious split
has arisen among the ranks of Gladstone's
followers on the subject of the new Irish
land bill. portion of the Liberal party
is in favor of buying out the Irish lsneI,,
lords, while others are pledged to their
constituents to oppose any attempt to use
the Imperial British funds for such purely
Irish purposes.
Another Manchester Martyr Riot.
DUBLIN, December 2d-In spite Of the
fact that decree had been issued prohibit
ing the procession, a parade was held in
Waterford tonight in memory Of the
" Manchester martyrs. The police made a
charge and succeeded in dispensing them.
The people retaliated, using stones as
weapons, and scene of great disorder en-
sued.
Along the African Coast.
LONDON, December 2d.-A dispatch TO
the Times from Zanzibar says that three
Arab caravans with slaves and ivory are
reported 10 have fought their way into Bag
amaye through the opposing coast tribes.
II is said that the Germans there armed
them with breech-loaders and sent them
back to fight the tribes again.
Honor TO Emperor Joseph.
VIENNA, December 2d-In the lower
House of the Reichsrath yesterday Herr
Smolka, the President, referred to the fact
that Emperor Francis Joseph's accession to
the throne took place forty years ago.
Cheers were given for the Emperor.
He TumbIed to 1t.
LONDON, December 2d.-Dr. Tumbety,
who was arrested on suspicion of being the
Whitechapel murderer and then discharged
Tor lack of evidence is missing. II is sup
posed that he sailed for New York.
The Impsriaiist Re pre- sentative.
LONDON, December I'd. = Ex-Empress
Eugenie at Brussels formally announced
her recognition of Victor Napoleon as the
head of the Imperial party. She has
promised large fund for party purposes.
Minister Phelps Evicted.
LONDON, December 3d.-Minister Phelps
house in Lowden Square has been leased
over his head. He is going to live at the
Buckingham Palace Hotel during the re-
mainder of his stay in London
BeIglum's Queen Kissed At
BRUssELs, December 3D. The Queen,
while driving out 10 day, was Missed ard
groaned at by passing bands of Socialists
The bysianders gave cheers for the groaps.
Editor Dana in Rome.
ROME, December 2i-The Irish clergy of
this city are making preparations to give
handsome reception to Hon. Charles A.
Dana of the New York Sun
Brighcs Condition Again CRITICAL.
LoyDoN, December 2l.-John BriSit has
again became worse and iais condition is
critical
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THE MERCURlAL FRENCH.
a Riot Inaugurated at Lyons About a
Trivial Matter.

Trivial Matter.
PARIS, December 2d-A riot occurred at
Lyons to-dsy owing to popular discomfort
over the municipal regulations regarding
the Grand Theater. The windows of the
journal Of Progress were smashed and mem
bers Of the Municipal Council were hooted.
Finally, the cavalry were called out, snd
they dispersed the mob. Several of the
ringleaders OF the rioters were arrested.
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WAS about to try change of climate
10 order to cure my cstarrh. saws |. w.
Willis, Of Chicago, when I took Hood 3
Sarsaparilla which entirely curei me.n
Try it yourself.
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Ar ,ba Ratar, =. c,

LONDON. December 2i.-Parnell does not
expect to testify before the Parnell Com
mission until late in 1889
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and Mitchell are in the city Biggs and
Thompson arrived on Friday. Senators
Stanford and Jones are expected next week.
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NOTICE..

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF.
~ the Buffalo Brewing Company, for the
adoption of bylaws, will be held at i006 Fourfh
ment6. State of California, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING. Decsmber 7. lass, at 7:S0 clock.
p22-td AD0LPH HEILBRON, President.
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a Consul panseron.1x m

NEW YORK, December 2d.-Hugo Fritsch,
Consul for Austro- Hungary, is dangerously
i'll.
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The Pacific Coast Delegations.

WASHINGTON, December 2d.-Rspresent-
atives FELTON,. Morrow and yandever ar
lived here to-day. Mr.. McKenna will ar
live tomorrow. Senators Stewart. DolpIi
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New YORK, December 2d-The World
Hall McAllister as giant Of
the bar, and says he probably earned more
money during his career than any other
lawyer in America.
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GENERAL IoNGsrRFEr ARRIvrs

INDIANAPOLIS. December 2d.-A late train
from the south tonight brought the dis.
unguished ex-Confederate General James
Longstreet, of Georgia, accompanied by his
friends-Hon. E. A. Anger and Alton An
geir, OF Atlanta They are guests of E. G.
Atkins, and will remain two or three days.
Ii is understood that General Longstreet
will hold an audience with the President
elect Tomorrow. His visit is declared to
be purely social one.
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HOME AFFAIRS. .
TWO BROTHERS BECOME INSANE
OVER RELIGION.
A Tennessee Farmer Assessed for
His Deviltry-Dynamite Hro-
mex Convicted Etc.
TWELVE YEARS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RnooRD-uSIoS.l
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
No TURBULENCE AT THE B4JJDIN
DEMONSTRATION.
A Riot at Lyons-Boulange Sc
vereIy DenOunced-A Scene
in the Commons.
a FLASH IN THE PAN.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcoRD-usos.l
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what Clarkson Dossn,, Know.

CHICAGO, December Id. S. Clarkson.
OF Iowa, is here en- route to Washington to
attend meeting of the Republican
National Committee. He does not believe
there Will be an extra session of Congress,
but thinks there will be four or five new
States IN the Union before long. He offered
no opinion as to the probable personnel
OF Earrison's Cabinet.
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Twenty.five Years in Cuban Prison.

TYLER (Tex.), December 2d.-Andrew j.
Joyce, who disappeared twenty-five years
ago from Marietta, Ga, has just been re-
united to the members of his family resid-
ing here. He left home in 1864, disposed
of a number of slaves, and became block
ade-runner. He was thrown into Cuban
prison in 1867, and has Just been released.
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woman suf,rare in Enplapd.

LONDON, December 2d.-Lord Salisbury's
unexpected advocacy Of womsn suffrage
renders the measure likely to pass early
this season, only b'g9ted Tories now being
opposed 70 it. A private canvass is being
made, however, assuring the old mossbsck
Conservatives that ii women get the suf-
frage the Tories viii be kept in power for
ever. The strength Of Il Primrcs- Laag1e
is main instance
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a Scene in Parliemenf.

LONDON, December d d-Cunninghane
Grahsm, eli advanced Liberalist was or
dered this morning 10 withdraw from the
Commons by the Speaker, because be had
accused Smith, the Government leader. of
conniviDg al dishonorable trick, and had
refused to Tetrsct the accusation. AS era
ham was leaving the House a member
shouted Bravo, GEaham 7,
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The PREsIDENr-ELECr.
A Quiet Sunday for General Harrison-A
Visit from Lonostreet

INDIANAPOLIS, December 2i.-The Pres
ident-elect and Mrs. Harrison attended
divine services this morning at the First
Presbyterian Church, and listened to SER
mon by Rev. L. NJ. Haines. The only out
of-town caller to-day was j. T. Loomis, of
Washington, who was Press Agent for the
National Republican Committee during the
campaign. Tonight General Harrison
presided at the fifty-third anniversary of
the indianapolis Benevolent Society.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 2d.-The In
dustrial building at 3l2 North street was
badly dam aged by fire early this morning.
The loss is $4,000.
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ouarantined Smallpox

Death of New York State senator.
New YORK, December 2d.-State Senator
Henry r. Low, President pro TEN. OF the
Senate, died to-day.
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JACKSONVILLE, December 2d-Two new
fever cases, but no deaths, were reported
for the past .wenty-four hours.
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Said He Deserved T..

SHELBY rs. O., December I'd Van
Canody, mulatto, twenty-five years old,
was taken from the Jail in this place about
u o'clock last night by a crowd of masked
men and lynched, for the murder of James
Phillsbreck, an old farmer. on November
22d. He confessed, and said he deserved
lvuchinC
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Yellow Jack Dies Hard.

New YoRK, December 2d-A varioloid
case is reported on the steamer Bolivia,
from Trinidad. The ship has been quaran-
tined
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Dissensions Among the Liberals.

LONDON. December 2d-A serious split
has arisen among the ranks of Gladstone's
followers on the subject of the new Irish
land bill. portion of the Liberal party
is in favor of buying out the Irish isnel,,
lords, while others are pledged to their
constituents to oppose any attempt TO use
the Imperial British funds for such purely
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Belglum's Queen Kissed at

BRUSSELS, December ID The Queen,
while driving out 10 day, was Missed ard
groaned at by passing bands of Socialists.
The bystanders gave cheers for tie groaus.
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Didn't Know Adam.

As Artemus Ward was once travelling
in. the cars, dreading sto be bored and
feeling miserable, a. man approached
him, sat down and said:
did You hear the last thing on Horace
Greeley q"
'Greeleyf Greeley 2" said Artemua.
Horace Greeley? Who is he 2"
The man. was quiet about Eve minutes.
Pretty soon he said:
"George Francis Train ia kicking up a
good deal Of q row over in England; do
you think they will put him in bas-
.tile?n
''Train2 Train? George Francis
Train y said Artemus, solemnly, never
heard Of him."
This ignorance kept the man quiet for
.ffseen nminutes then he-said
aWhas do you think about Gen.
Grants chances for the presidencyf Do
you think they will run him 2"
"Grant? Grant? Hang it, man. y
said Artemus, you appear to know more
strangers than any man I ever saw"
Themsn was furious; he walked up
the car, but at last he came back and
said
You confounded ignoramus, did you
e7ef hear of Adam?"
Artemus looked up and said: "What
was his other name p"
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Umbrellas.

81
Notwithstanding the constant demand
for umbrellas, comparatively few people
really know how they are made. The so.
called umbrella manufacturer does little
more than put the different parts of the
umbrella together. He buys the sticks,
the caps, the ferrules and the sticks
ready made. The covering he buys by
the piece, and it is the cutting and fitting
Of the covering which constitutes his
chief claim to the title of manufacturer.
The cloth is first hemmed that is, the
edges are bound, usually with thin silk
cord. The cloth is then given to the
cutter; who separatessit into triangular
pieces. Much care is used incutting the
cloth, and for his guidance the cutter
employs triangular tool very much like
q carpenters compass, the size Of which
can be varied to suit the demands of the
about.to-be umbrella. The triangles Of
cloth are then seged together by machin-
cry and stretched over and tied upon the
frame. The caps and ferrules are fitted
upon the sticks and the umbrella is then
ready to protect unfortunate humanity
from the dew drops sof heaven or the
!drizzls Of New York.
But, although nearly every one owns
an umbrella, there are but few manufsc.
turers in this country, and the majority
Of these are in New York and Phila.
;delphia. One Of those insthis5 city is
said e: :turn out 10000 pieces umbrellas
and parasolsY Ydaily-M Y.aWorM. g
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0. X. POULTRY YARDS,
WALHALLA, s. G..

IMPROVE your poultry, secure more
i eggs, more meat and handsomer fowls
by purchasing eggs from the O. K. Poultry
Yards at prices that defy all competition.
LEG HORNS, non-setters, everlasting
LAYERS White Leghorns, prize birds, yard
No. 1, $1.5O per setting of l3 eggs. White
Leghorns, average birds, yard Nos. 2, 8, 4,
s. 6, GOO laying hens,) Coo. per setting o!
13 eggs. Brown Leghorns, prize birds, yard
No. i, $3.50 setting 13 eggs Brown Leg
horns, average birds, yards Nos. 2, 3 and 4,
6Oc. per setting of 13 eggs.
WYANDOTTES, combination fowl,
beautiful plumage. meat producers, excel
lent layers, best Of mothers, clean legs,
81. 90 setting Of 13 eggs
PLYMOUTH ROCKS, farmers friend,
$1.0O per setting OF 13 eggs.
ASIAT1CS.-Dark and Light Brahmas
and Partridge Cochins-stock from the
world-renowned yards of Philander Will
liams-only $l.00 per setting of 13 eggs.
Buff and White Cochins. mammoth birds,
$10O per setting of 13 eggs.
DUCKS.-Royal Pekin and black crested
White Musk Ducks, S1.00 setting of IL eggs.
TURKEYS AND GEESE.-Mammoth
Bronze, White Holland, Black African
and Buff Turkey eggs, $1.00 setting of
eggs. Hong Kong and White Swiss Geese,
$l.00 setting of eggs.
PIT GAMES.-Blue Darters, Blue He
rons, Arkansaw Travellers, Black Hawks,
Dark Wing, War Horse and black breasted
Red Games at $l.00 setting of 13 eggs
Black Sumatras, (not pit game,) 81 90 set
ting of IL eggs.
Eggs carefully packed in baskets and de-
liyered at Express Office All remittances
must be by Express, Money Order or Reg
istered Letter, or Check on National Bank.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Address
JOHN r. COCHRAN, Agent,
Walhalla, y. G.,
Or call upon Mr.. Rufus FAINT at Book Stone,
March 8. 1883 IS 3m
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Mr.. Calhoun Breland, of Three Mile
township, made his cotton rows four and
a half feet apart last year. At the last
plougbing he planted peas in every mid
die. With four mules be made rs bales
of cotton and gathered besides 600 BUSH
els of peas from his cotton fields.-Barn-
weN People.
"A prominent Democrat recently
said to o reporter of the Chicago Inter
Ocean that in his opinion the choice of
Vice President by the Democrats was
confined to Indiana and California. He
said that he thought it wise policy to
steer clear of the factional fights in the
party in Indiana and to give the nomine.
tion to the Pacific Coast He thought
the judicious choice of a Pacific Coast
man would insure California, Nevada and
Oregon TO the Democracy.
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Bringing up Children Raticnally.

.l = ~
tits as natural toa child to be happy
as it is to fish to swim. But for this
they. need certain amount of "letting
alone." It's great mistake for parents
to hanger their children with foolish
restrictions. We pity the little BIS, our
next-door neighbours children, from the
bottom of our heart. There is picket
fence in front Of the house, and they are
scarcely allowed to go near it, lest they
should climb and hurt themselves. They
cannot climb q tree for the same reason.
They may not skate or swim, or have q
gun. The consequence Of this, training
is that their parents have made towards
of them all, with the exception Of little
Bessie, who is the most daring little mis-
chiefthat ever wore sun.bonnet, and
she has learned to be deceitful and plays
.allher mad pranks we'll out of sight OF.
her parents eyes. We caught her the.
other day walking the railing Of. q bridge:
that crossed the track of a railroad a.
hundred feet below, The railing was not
a foot wide, and she triumphantly told
5us that she had walked itwhile the train
was passing under. 1t vas enough to
make one shudder.
Don't fancy your boy is made Of glass.
Grant, reasonable request, and let him
feel that, whom you refuse, it is for his
own good. Between the Jellybys and
the Grandgrinds of life, children havea
hard time of it. The youngest child
needs some sort Of agreeable occupation,
and certain amount of physical free.
dom. There is nothing more painful to
young people than to feel that life is one
dull routine, and that "nothing everhap.
pens,n as We once heard disconsolate
lad remark.