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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17
MARINE CoNFERENcE
Representing All Nations Assem- blss
al Washington.

! The International Marine Conference mel
today At the State department. The confer
ence was welcomed by Secretary Blaine on
/ behalf of the L aited States. The reception
aud welcome partaklng of diplomatic nat
ure, were conducted in accordance with the
etiquette of such occasions. the doors being
.crupulously guarded and the proceedings
held ia the -trietest seciusion.
At an Informal meeting of the delegation
yesterday the matter Of presidency was
talked over. Charles Hall, q. c., Member
Of Parliament and one OF the delegates from
Great Britain, proposed the name of Rear
Admiral 5. K, Franklin, L. S. N, for the
position of president and he was unanimously
elected.
The conference then proceeded to the
White House, where the delegates were
presented To President Harrison.
When the delegates reached the White
House Secretary Blaiue informed President
Harrison of their arrival and they at once re-
paired to the East room. Secretary Blaine
presented Rear Admiral Franklin as the
pre- 'ident of the congress and he in turn
introduced the other delegates.
After this the conference adjourned until
Thursday when the election of vice presi
dent and secretaries will be made and vari-
Gus sub-c0mmittees appointed.
Lieutenant V. l.. Coitman of the United
States navy will be permanent secretary of
the conference.
In the matter Of the selection of vice
president for the conference there cropped
out yesterday feeling, which, if persisted
ia. is liable to make trouble. Ii is nothirg
more or less ihtn the old jealousy between
Prussia and France. Both nations are de-
termined to press member of their delega-
tioL for vice president and how the matter
will be eventually settled remains to be seen.
The conference viii be, IN some respects.
the most important gathering of the year
The subjects to be discussed are not simply
social, OF pertaining to private business, or
limited to single part of the world, but
concern all maukiEd, AMI the delegates have
for their chief aim the devising of means for
saving human life and property on the sea,
regardless Of place. race or nationality. All
OF the countries of any account that main
tain navies, military or merchant, take part
The topics sell ct,d for d scusson are a
n.fOrm system of signals and code OF
rules of tn" road - meaus of commun
icating warnings of storms. of rocks of
changes of buoys and of abandoned vessels !;
regulations hxi'g the proper load line of
vessels and track for them to pursue in
frequentei vaters, sy stem of marking them
ard plan for testi' Z the efficiency of officers
and sedmen and the establishment, of a per
maHent int, Irrational commission ha ing these
matters IN charge AMI gather ny and dissem
mating usoiu' Information.
The SESSIONS viii probably continue until
the end OF january; and even then it is
doubtful whether the members viii have
finished all la work laid out for them
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soMEasErs TEACHERS.
Second Day OF the convention-rwo
Societies Formed Elected


Special TO the kennebec Journal
PITrsrfgLD, Oc.. Is.
The proceedings o. the Somerset County
Teachers Institute here today has been in
formal consisting Of the guerv box, which
has called out spirited discussion. and a deep
interest in the practical management Of
schools.
Thi. forenoon Mr. 4. VI Edwards gave
some instruction in the use Of free text books
relative 10 the introduction of the same. and
the topic was discussed at some length by the
teachers.
This afternoon about the same topics had
arisen for discussion Election Of officers
took place and two societies we're formed
for the county this being called the East
Somerset society whose officers are as fol
lows; president, Prof, q. II Drake, Pitts
field; vice presids ut. ID Z Thompson,
Wheatland; secretary Mrs. Maria Libby /;
Palmyra; executive committee, DR.. Wm-
Mclaughlin. Harmony; DIR. c. A. Moalron,
ST Mans; Miss Carrie Libby, Pittsneld.
The County Supervisors meeting held at
the same time elected the following officers
President Frank W. Hovey, Pittsield; Vice
President, /. o. winslow, St. Aibsns Sec
retary Mr. Ball Bingham; Executive Com
mittee, DR. Mclaughlin OF Harmony, l.uceiia
Osborne of Hartland. Alonzo Small, Corn
Vile.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken from the Cure It News
OF the Day.

Baltimore oystermen have raised the prices
20 per cent.
Schooner Anna A. Hutton Of Rockiand is
sunk in Proyincetoen harbor.
Diphtheria has broken out in the St.
Mary's Orphans Home at Dover, N. II.
In Newark 800 bakers are on a strike and
Jumped several adj Of dough into the river
The Concord wooden mills at Smyrna, Ga.
have been destroyed by FIRE. Cause unknown
Loss 5000 no insurance.
The Seer owned by A. VI. Gareelon, Lew.
iston, Me won the 2.23 class, purse Of $500
at Mystic "Wednesday, best time 2 2234
Sir Charles Tupper has gone 10 Madrid u
reopen negotiations for commercial treaty
between Canada and Spain including the
Spanish West indies.
New York electric lights were displaysd
"Wednesday night on such circuits 81 are pro
nounced safe by the board Of electrical con
troll. Many gas lamps were supplied.
| Fifty thousand democrats were at A,ianta
/ Yesterday to welcome GOV. Hill Of New York
/ Speeches were made by Gov. Hill, Ro,~eiI r
{ Flower, Gov. Gordon and Pa, Collins
! At the Lexington races Wednesday. tn
224 class vas won by Gypsey Queen i
220I-2. The free for all pacing race va
won by Roy wilkes best time, 2.i5 -.
Augu.te Arcbamboult Of Coa,icooke, I
q. vas adjudged dead from typhoid fever
and was being lowered into the grave. whe
he esinesd signs of life and il is thought b
will recover.
All Of the American excursionists We
nesdsy afternoon, were driven to the CARTEL
memorial monument at Cleveland. Previot
to the public reception at the hotel dufin
the evening, deputation Of school childrs
called and presented the party with ch0ic
bosuonr aires. At II O'Clock the party star
ed for Detroit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

Drs1y, James whslen. Hhl,s6eli. bs.
Jocce. john Curtis. IVES, Gardner. Z,
| hing Pailin; Charles Staekpole. Gardiner.
blk .. WatchmAksr Jr Benjamin Clark
Randolph, br z, John L Charles Colby
! West Gardiner. z, Jack WlthSm.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ first in order wiA be a
scrub race, open to ali trottiny and pacing
horses, fran the Mes Mills B ijse to Spear
Corner, round the square 10 Horse Shoe
Pond Bridge, through Li,ehdeld 10 Barn
ham Bridge. ard TO Merrill. Corner The
celebrated horses. Gen McDafy. John L.
Sullivan. Harry G ooiblooi aud AIcryon and
many other good ones are entered. The
colt race will also be in the forenoon. The
80 class and free for ali Will be started at
l.30, 2. VI The race will be mile heat
best 5 in ) 10 harness- IL the day should be
stormy the races will be postponed until the
mex, fair day.
We understand thar L. vision not satisfied
with the base bail champion ship, are plan
hing 10 organize 4 hose running team 10 com
pete with the Continental Of oar city for the
challenge cup. Tommy kearins and T.
Egan, formerly of the Eagles OF this city,
two fine sprinters are worsiT the matter up
and will bring the matter before the Lew
iston fire department and if they viii fur
nish hose truck the company will be organ-
lied, and our boys then given a chance TO
show what they are really made of.
Two French boys from Augusta, aged
about sixteen years, were puI of of the Wed
day morning Pullman train not having money
to pay their fare. "Wednesday afternoon the
father of one of the boys came down and
they were released on the payment Of their
railroad fares. The boys names were
Joseph Gonyea and Joseph Doatile.
John n. Drummond of Toledo, O., is
visiting friends in Randolph.
Work was begun on the rev railroad
Wednesday mJrni0g at the Togus end of the
line.
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Two Hundred and Fifty Earnest
Delegates Present
To Participate in the Grand Sunday
School Work Yesterday.
How Busy People May Learn Their
Lessons Treatment OF Primary Class
es-ManneI OF Meeting Pupils-Tem-
peIance Talks.

The second day Of the Convention of the
Sunday school workers of Maine opened
most auspiciously. Never has biuer sky
shone over city and never was there a
more typical specimen of the Indian sum.
mer day than yesterday. Ii was vertable
benediction The fine weather placed every
thing and eserybod, in the best possible
condition to forward the interests of the
Convention. The coming train from the
west brought about sixty delegates from
Auburn, Lewiston, Brunswick, Bath, and
way stations. and again at ten when the
eastern train stopped similar crowd from
down east poured upon the platform
The number of duly accredi ed delegates to
this convention is said TO exceed 80, and in
addition TO this are scores and hundreds who
come on their own account to listen TO the
able addresses and spicy discussions and
conferences of these Sunday school workers.
hor ever, and thus far has proven equal
to the emergency and almost every house in
the city has extended hearty welcome to
one or more delegates or friends Rarely
will one see more thoroughly interested,
Intelligent congregation Of people than was
gathered in the Baptist church Yesterday at
the commencement of the forenoon exer-
cises.
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FACTS FROM FARMINGTON.
Allen Campmeeting Association Elects
Officeis-The Tuberculosis Outbreak.

FARMtSHrON, Oct IL
The Allen Campmeeting Association, named
in honor Of the late Csmpm Getting John Allen,
at an al iourned meeting elected these officers
President. W. l. Daggett; vice president,
z. A. Sawye-; secretary. c, s. Parlin
treasurer, Nelson Walker; trustees, 7. A.
Sawyer, +. A. Durrell. c. $. Parlin, w ii
H. McAllister, T. J. Pennell, Nelson Wal
ker, y. 7. Peterson; executive committee,
Nelson Walker, W. f. Cummings, T
Pennell, James Lord, Rufus Graffam, Geo.
W. Barber, W II. II. McAllister. Their
grounds at Strong are nicely located and the
association is in prosperous condition
The report that tuber ;uiosis had appeared
among the cattle of Llewellyn Norton, caused
DIR. Bailey of Portland, State veterinarian,
to come here. He stated this morning that
1t was false alarm, that no tuberculos
had been discovered.
Joseph Hatch of East Wilton, the aged man
whose skull was so badly fractured, is still
living and the case excites considerable in
terest among physicians.
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b LII AT BOWDOIN.
Freshmen and juniors Strike at the
Curves to Advantage OF the LatteT-
Football Men Working.

Special 60 the krnnebec journal.
SswIcK, Oct. l6.
The Junior aud Freshmen ball teams
played the great game this afternoon on the
neltA. the former winning handlly The
Freshmen mt up stiff game. however, and
made very ere iitable showing against the
strongest class team in college For the
Iua,urs, t al aad Hi on led with the willow
and every buly IA, saol fielding Freshman
uutrhns.n got in- pretty three bagger ~
tar Il t Iutiu4 when the bases were full.
savage pisy.i ~,i at short. Prince did
IA .rn.elf or,l,tat Ia bat ami in the field
Fl. .ht ,nen,o,5- 81 ne Delta Kappa Epsilon
fa.r.,, sre a.sL..is the convention IN
Il ston
ia, 800, lsll M. are working hard for the
.sm erh tI.ts O.. ,.s 26th inst.
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THREE rIsabRMBN DROWNED.
They Attempted to Leave their Vessels
In Mondavs Blow aud were Cap
siRed

NKw BEDFORD, Mass. uet. 10.
Fishermen arriving from Guilty hunk, to-
night, report that during the blow Sunday
the fishing sehooncrs Quilp and Mamie Of
this port put into Cuttyhun harbor for
anchorage. Monday, during a heavy blow.
the vessels driftcd together. The crew Of
the Mamie took to tho Quilp. Finding that
both vessels would drag ashore, the crew Of
the Quilp, Capt. John Flanders. Arthur Bor-
den aud Samuel reokhsm of this city, started
To row ashore in a small boat to get the life
saving crew to take the crew Of the Mamie
on. The boat capsixcd and three men were
drowned
The crew of the Mamie were rescued by
the crew of the Humane Society.
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DELTA KAPPA SILON.
Over l3o Delee stes at the Convention
in 3 lston
The Delta Kappa Epsilon coil

BVsIUNF Vtt- IT
The Delta Kappa Epsilon college ffater-
Hity continued il convention today The
secret sessions we're he'd at the Parker House
this morning and afternoon. Over 1870 dele
gates, representing Is of 81 chapters and
eight alumni associations, we're present
Off ,ers President, Chas II. Forbes of
Brown; vice presidents. f. d. Raymond,
Amherst. W. d. Ball, University of Michi-
gan; secretaries. W. S Dutton, A1elbsrt
llese, B. ". Sherman, Niidlebury. Pub
lie exercises xers held at fremont Temple
in the evening and addresses delivered by
Hou. George A. Mard-n a a Fl on. John d.
Long: poem va. read by Rev. Berj. X.
Bulkiey of Taunton. Mass. The convention
was a crest success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17
DumP|in95
with
Royal Baking
Powder

No dessert is more delicious, whoiesome
and appe,izing than a well-made dumping.
filled with the fruit Of the season. BY the
use Of the Royal Baking Powder the crust Is
always rendered light, Aaky. tender and d.
ges,ible. Dumpiings made with il. baked OF
boiled, will be dainty and wholesome, md may
be eaten steaming no, with perfect inpaaity.
krcrryr On. quart u -four: thorosehiy ma van
IL three Teaspoons Of Royal BAKING Powds - s9.n
tea,poon u salt rub in psece o busses - ~ -
s1e a an ezz and then add large po1nac. gs.esd =
the four aker the butter u we'll mIed sss = ~ ~
kn-zd to the consisieney Of so biscuit dossA: bssh
oG pieces of dough large enough TO ciose ov1 tsss
quarters of apple tor other frs desred) vAsse
rolling. and lay IN ezrthsn dish tor ssesnss) -
scan until the fruit s tender Bake pss<sssd.
In all receipts calling for cream Of tartar
and soda, substitute Royal Baking Powder.
Less trouble, never fails, makes more ape
tizing and wholesome food and is more eco.
nomical. Royal Baking Powder IS specially
made for use in the preparation Of The hns1l
end most delicate cookery.
oetSudxCovu
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Afternoon.

The afternoon session of the convention
was called to order promptly at 9 o'clock and
the devotional service was conducted by Rev.
DIR, Whitaker of Portland. At 2.l5 the
conver ton went in'o a conference o. the
whole, and was addressed by Rev. X. +.
Hook of Belfast, on What is the Aim of the
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TRIALS AT SEA.
Three Fishermen Drowned In ClttJhuak
HafboP.
Schooners Washed Ashore in the Re.
cent Gale Searching For Disabled
Graft.


VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass., Oct. l6.
The steamer orien left Boston today In
search of the disabled schooner previously
reported OF the south side Of Nantucket.
An inhshitsnt Of ChsppaQuxidick leland re-
ports that during the gale Monday morning
he saw Ihs schooner drifting out through
Muskege, channel with a piece Of the jib
AID forcssil set. She is supposed to be the
abandoned schooner Forest City previously
reported II such is the case she will prob
ably never he found
The schooners Nellie Clark and Benz amin
English, which are ashore here. remain In
the same position. The schooner Jerusha
Baker. which WAS ashore at Edgartown, was
aoated today.
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T Special to the Kennebec Journal

MADISON, Oct. Is.
The farm buildings of James Welch near
Patterson Bridge were burned Tuesday in
the afternoon caused by defective chimney.
Mr. Welch lost nearly all of his furniture
farming tools, a large lot of lumber, two
hogs and lot Of straw. Fortunately the
barn containing his hay was not burned. No
insurance.
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THE NATIONS
Welcoming the Internal onal AaFlne
Conference.


WASHINGTON. Oct. Is.
Pension Commissioner Tanner vas asked
zh-;her he had anything to say respecting
the recent decision of Assistant Secretary
Bu.sey. overriding the commissioners order
Of April 25th iast. He said: When
they post themselves on the power the
commissioner has they will see too
broadly that il gives lie to all our promises
for years past yesterday sent to the pen
sion Office Tor copy of Gen Bussey's de-
cisiou over the ruling by order Of April 25.
and found that il bad been ~ilhdrawn
look for a revised edition | srraign Gen.
Bussey for undertaking 10 pat NE in false
position before the public. Such at least is
the resul, OF the wording of his decision,
whether be int eD1ed 10 do it or not.
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Fire at Calais.

CALAIS, Oct. TO.
ALA NJ. "Wednesday. fire was discover
ed in the house of Cap. :. Sprsgue on fArK-
er street, Calais. The building Sas com
pIetely DESTROYED Loss. $500 Covered ey
insurance. small portion of the furniture
WAS saved
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CABLE FLA6HE 3.
Fresh Bits OF News from the Old World

The Russian gunboai Sasr -ed-din-sbah has
been sunk at Ba'oum. The crew wee
drowned.
Tonight the condition Of the King Of Por-
tugal IL announced to be worse. Gxnzrene
has set in and the patient il delirious
Sergeant Nogues has been sentenced a,
Paris to imprisonment for life for offering to
sell Lebel cartridge to Count Won Mol,ke.
An explosion occurred at the Bentilee
coliiery. at Longton. county of Stafford.
Eng, early Wednesday morning. Seven
iy-five miners were in the pits at the time Of
the accident only eleven Of whom are alive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

A,oung lady went into u store and asked
for uunth"r lrven shoes. In what large
W"stert cit, dol she livef
ID stamp, ot Burnt Cabin, York County.
Pa, can put n large gooseeHg In his mouth
and clpse h.- lp. without rushing the shell.
VIVA, is the color of u. Stump's cuiicleI
A foreign gentleman addressed n native
the other day IN these words mo checkee.
no shirtcc ln ~ha, country WAS the
foreigu gentleman bornf
In IA certain bRr-room u man arose and
made this remark "Coloncl, will you take
drink" Every man In the room rose, 4,
saying Thanks Don't care II do" In
what state did this take placer
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Captured Ate, Two Years

BinpEroRp- Ne, Oct. 10
Thomas Woods. rho escaped from Alfred
Jail two wears ago while serving Il four months
sentence for larceny. was captured at Bitde-
ford Tuesday night and was taken back to
isil Wedne siay-
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LNERMoRE FAILS. oct Is
The aru ease of tuberculosis in this Vi
einitv vas discovered today in COW owned
bv Frank Warren She vas killed by order
~ the State Veterinary Geo Bailey Port
land.
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FIFTY PEOPLE INJURED
In Railroad Collision Near Omaha.
One Person Since Dying.


bAAHA, Ntp ''et- IN.
wreck occurred on the Burlington and
Missouri at Gibson. few miles from Omaha
at Gas last evening. Ahout hfty pss.en-
gers inj j1red. one since dyirg. Two or gines
we're completely demolished, the chair ami
combination csr was thrown from the ira ks
and reduced to atoms. Tbe ess,5oHnd local
ran iuto the westbound train.
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10y AL LEGION.
Gen. r 3. Hayes Reelected Comman-
der-iG- Chief at the 5th Annual Meet
ing.

ing.

PHIIADILFTIIA, OCt, To.
The fifth annual meeting of the comman-
der-in-cbief of the military order of the
Loyal Legion of the United States was held
TODAY in the hall of the IIist-ricai Society
of Pennsylvania. Gen. Il B. Haze com
mander -in-chief. called the meeting 10 order.
The morning sessi ~ was devoted 10 reading
the reports of officers. Gen. HAYES was
unanimously reelected commander in chief.
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CRONIN SENSATIONS.
Bsilin Released on Baii-Private Clark
vi Alexander ouiIivsn arrested.


CHICAGO, Oct Is
Bailif Soloman, indicted ss the Cronin
iurv fvrr. was released on bail this after
noon Henry NJ. Stotenberg. private secre-
tary and stenogr2pher for Alexander Sulli-
van. vas arrested this evening for alleged
completely in the jury bribing IN the CroDia
case.
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THORNTON ACADEMY
Ten rhcussrd Reouesthed to Purchase
Books fot the Lib airy


Alta citizens meeting In Saao this after
r,,.,, sction was taken to receive from the
trustees ten thousand dollars bequesthed by
,he late Cornelius Swestzsr. the income
Of v bich will be devoted annually TO the
rurchsse of books for the library of Thorn
ton Academy.
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BACKED INTO A FREIGHT
Brakeman Ground to Jelly, Two 9th
eTs Killed

A construction train loaded with section
men on the midland railroad, three mile.
east Of here this morning backed into a
freight brakeman sss ground To piece.
and two men fatally injured Several 9TH
er. we're seriously bruised. The freight
failed to clear the main track 10 switching.
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North Livermore Cattle Show.

LrsERMoRE FALLS, Oct To-
lsThe annual cattle show snd fair at North
Livermore today vas largely attended The
stock exhibits were large and there was
fine display of fruit in the grange halls
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Torn Sails and Lost Carso.

PLYMouru, Mass, Oct. l6.
The tchooner Union. Read master. from
Bangor for Nor~alk, loaded with laths, put
in here today having torn her sails and lost
part of her cargo. This is the only evidence
of the marln, disaster seen here since the
gale began.
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Sold to Mlbridge Par les.

PEovIscETowS. Mass, Oct ls.
The f.hing schooner j. z Borl-y mas
been sold TO Miibrsdge, Ne. parties, together
with hshing gear etc. for Se15.
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Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineer.

DENVER, Col, Oct le-
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
of the United States convened here this
morning, Chief Engineer Arthur presiding
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Evening

The devotional and praise exercises open
log the convention were CONDUCTED by Rev.
3 z. Snow Of Willard. Tne first address.
Of the evening was that Of Dr. r. " Pelou-
bet of Boston who discoursed on The
teacher in his class" He spoke some y ha,
"a ;oiio'e1:
let u. take She teacher on his xay to the
class. He feels that he is an ordinary man
and in this he is eminently the man for the
place. 1; is ordinary men that do the uork
TEen he thinks hat he has to do and the
importance Every teacher should be full
| Of preparation for himself ss we'll A. his
| class. When We teach without having pre-.
pared ourselves We are doing bogus" work.
| We are TO look at ii. brood over il and study
| il We should be at the class 10 greet them
| 10 such a manner A. to give them q home
feeling. Worship as you should expect
| your pupils TO worship.
| OF most importance is the question
| what is your assistant teacher that stand in
/ visible BY your side to give its influence
! Your assistant 10 your oun characteristics 0.
good and evil. 1t is either undoing vha
you try TO do or is doubling your teachings
/ The Bible is absolutely necessary yet I thini
the Sunday school scholar should also hav.
quarterly. We ought TO be more familia
1 with our bible. Have them With you and uss
them ~ an aid to the quarterly in the class
Teach scnsthing 3eieise and clear. I. PEI
pie remember anything they must be clearl'