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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25
Real estate.
James A. Henry,
U.S S. CLAIM ATTORNEY.
No Fee Unless Successful.

1prnCutc Pensions, increase OF Pension, Re
BtOfallOu tn Pension, New Discharges, COnGlu.
tAllou Oi %iiAtlnus, liOuntles, &c.
The fee for tho prosecution OF u claim for Pen.
sion Is BXri by law, and limited to SIS In each
case, aud M a claim for increase so, payable
only upon the successful termination Of the
claim, mud ny the Government Agent through
whom tile pensioners draw, Many soldiers now
drawing pension nre entitled 10 increase. II
you have applied before, and your case has been
rejected, do not be discouraged, rs | frequently
get claims though they have been rejected sew.
Cml times, Many nersOnA are entitled To- u pen
sion who have never applied because their dlEl.
billy WIS slight, while the fact Is, any dlShbll.
fly Incurred while IN the service Of the United
States entities 4 soldier 10 u pension, Or any
disease which exists, the result Of camp or
prison lie, II incurred In line Of military duty,
Soldiers residing In the city OF Wheeling aud
surrounding country will find 1t N their I'D.
YantagCt to have an attorney that they can con.
suit aud one who will write the application IN
full and see that the proofs be presented In q cor.
rect shape, | have known mAiiy claims 10 DO
sacrificed by Nn improper presentation Of the
proofs. As Notary Public l take dispositions 10
claims In which am not the attorney Of record.
Vouchers, SC, certified.
Many Bargains TO be had IN Real Estate OF
every description,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25
Can be Saved from a Dunkard'S Crave

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
permanently euro those who may DO afflicted
Habit, eradicating from the system the awful
craylng desire which so many lind hard 10 relin'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25
THERE Is u man In our town
And he ~ very wise, sir.
When e'er he doesn't feel lust right
Olp remedy no tries, sir,
Mkn hlnnh q niirllv ~

lie lolIl big IrIeldll and nothing eIAe
Is he induced to try,
because, having taken DIR. PlerCe's
Golden Medical Discovery to cleanse
his system, tone 1t up, and enrich the
and finding that 1t always pro-
duCes the desired result, he considers
that 1t would be foolish to experiment
with anything else. His motto is:
"Prove all things aud hold fast to that
which ia good" That's why he pins his
faith to the Golden Medical Dlscov'
cry"
Walking advertisements for DIR. sage's
Catarrh Remedy are the thousands 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. r
on and aItsr Monday April @ lssg
will run ~ folloWHi
LHAvE WIEEIINO.
$50 9. "a, eloR. m. T.0oA M si0oa, m, 900
MT 400 p, M. Si0op, m, 400 p. m, bil0 p, m,
6ilQp '. ms 1900 I, M, 500 p. ms $3.50 ?, m.
LEAyE WHEEllNo PARK,
6:l0a M, 7;0OL M, s.00A. M, 300 M, 1000
Q, MI ll;O0 ., MI 1900 ma 1907. M, 400 p. ms,
500 ?, mi 400 p, M, b;l0p. M, 6,l0p p, M, 100
y. m, 500 p M sib5p M l0.l0p, m,
suNDAYs,-LeGye at 100 u. m. and run every
h9ur, except church train Of 9tl5 p. m. Leave
Wheeling Park RtS;00a N. and run every hour
until 1880 D. M, except church trains, which
Will leave The Park at's;46a d. m.i and Wheeling
at l9:l6and 9;lbp. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25

CHICAGO, June 20, l~sSs.-rprklsh Talct Co.,
Philadelphia, PG,=0ENTLEMEN; ! have lnlt M,
RStOnlshed al their wonderful effect. A mouth
ago | was afraid TO walk any distance alone,
fearing at any moment TO be taken with nervous
proStrAilon aud fall insenSible on the street, az
] have done on several occasions, but Today |
feel like q new mRp, Shall continue 70 use
Turkish Life Tablett I'D. STALKER,
Salesman las, MpgneF q Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25

The oil from The VOLS either runs or
IA pumped into adjacent tanks, OF from
one OF the other u either pumped OF
forced BY la own gravity through PIPE
lines 10 the pumping stations elEuateu
down ~ The lower end Of tue helul on
KlnR,a crONkl some two OF three miles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25
Look and DO Youthful MS long as YOU can.

TWIN EHW VV EVWVIIIWI NJ AVHb v" VIZ"
TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will cause the
blood to loW through your vclns ~ In youth;
strength 10 those whose nerves and physical syS.
TEN have been 0yeFlA&Od. Tho tired and worn
out organs begin 10 show new life, the complex
Ion becomes clear AZ an Infants, tho eyes
sparkle in blllllancy, aud once more you are
what nature intended YOU to DO,
TURKISH LIFE TABLETS is q brain and
nerve food, for an ov6rtaxOd brain often gives
rise to many diseases Of tho nerves, aud works
lncalculRble mischief through theent!re System,
In many cases leading 10 tho verge OF ilGanlty.
MERCHANTS, BANKERS, CLER1YMEN, PLY.
siClANs, NEWSPAPER MEN, DRUGGISTS,
aud all those who require clear aud active rains
can not fall TO appreciate the unelunled virtues
Of Turkish Life Tablets. A great number g!
physicians arc now using tho Tablets, anu AL
write that they fully COME up TO our recOumeu'
datlons, and make the cur o. neryoua diseases an
easy one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25

OIL DISCOVERY WORKS CHANGES.
But what a change one short year can
makel The writer has recently walked
twice over the sCene Of his former walk,
findingthe transformations most remark
able TO behold. Now there are about one
hundred oil wells where there was not
oneithought Of a year ago. The light
ming rod agent no longer holds sway
without a rival, for domains heretofore
sacred to his d%eprivations are now In
yaded by the still more modern product
Of the man who wants to lease for oil or
gas.
The farmer Is rapidly becoming IN
adept in the matter Of leases, and in
some instances insists upon locating his
own wells, believing that he can do II
better than the oil men can. Farming
is beginning to- grow prosalc and unin.
teresting, there being 80 much moro OK.
element In oil prospects. In some cases
the matter Of stock and crops arc in
large measure neglected and forsaken
for the foreign pleasure and excitement
OF an unnecessary but interesting super.
vision ofthe oil mems mysterious move
ments and drlllings,
The experience OF suddenly having q
5000 cash bonus deposited In bank to
his credit, coupled with the peculiarly
that he never Ind actually seen or held
the money in his hands, but yet could
check 1t out Whenever he pleased, was
explained TO me by one lucky farmer as
something quite beyond all his previous
knowledge OF things-very novel and
very interesting, and altogether state
OF affairs which no one, ho thought,
would willingly iorego.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25
MAIN LINE-RAsT

ID On and after May 70, 1850, trains depart
and airiyeat WhSellngas follows EaSteFni time
MAIN LINE-EAsT.
For Baltimore Philadelphia and New York,
ass q. M, $40 andll;0 p, M, daily, and 500 o,
m, except Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40. a. MI, exf
cept Sunday,
dfaitol Accommodation, siOp. M, daily.
Noundsyille Accommodation, 6,S5 d. ina 1q,0l
aud 6il0p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE: y
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimote,
9iei and 12;90p, N, and HI p. M, daily. f{
0a%besland Accommodation, 600 p m,i ex'
Gtail6n Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
MOundsyille Accommodation, f;l6 a. N, and
l;4Oand 7i4Op. ms except Sunday.
TRANs.oiEo DIVISION.
For Chicago $40 and oiso .. m. and $40 and
4 cinnStI Express, Ssoa. m. andiliiSp. NJ
Columbus Accommodation, 9;9op. M, except
81 Gisirsyllle Accommodation, V.so q. M. and
2'2O and coop M, except Sunday,
ARRIVE;
Chicago Express, 1915, 5:ocand s,65 a. n. and
ClnclnIatlE ipress, ASA. m. and Giiop. m
Columbus Accommodation iOioa. m, daily,
except Sunday,
81 Clairsyillo Accommodation io;iOa. m. and
1AQRnd $50 ?. m. daily except Sunday,
WHEELING a PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, oORnd 7.25 a. m, daily, and
l;A0 p. m, daily, except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh and The East b;l0 p. M, daily
Washlngton Accommodation 5,sop. m. taiy
flltssarsR Excursion Train, 400 p ns sun.
ARRIVE;
From Pittsburgh. $50 q. m. daily aud 1870,
dla!ly, except Sunday, and O:66 and llRvip. M,
Slhineten accommodation siOoa, IN, daily
Pittsburgh excursion Train tiiSoa. M Sun.
day only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-25

Groceries, Etc.

NEW YoRk, June 2l.-Pig Iron actlyct Amer.
can sll GOal7 90. Copper dun. Lead easier; do.
nestle SIOO. Tin dull: straits Sl47b.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31
PEDIGREE

NJ.
by
Jacks by YoungB shaw, by
his
fiersC OF
Tucahoo Vine by Pno Domed of anmeter Dmd Grand
Lad o EDapre
uster
lin yeaing Lghfoot
Basfaws
of
OF
and O Q imported Messenger
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31
L Base SANDER.

The Chronicle warns Virginia
people not to go to Washoe lake
fishing on Sunday, as such crowd
from Carson is there, that they take
up all the best places.
This is outrageous. The Carson
people have not been fishing a sim
gle Sunday since the APPEAL began
its crusade against the evil-but
then the APPEAL only began its
work last Tuesday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31
THE SAMOA HURRICANE.

The terrific hurricane which ha!
recently visited Samoa has tragic
interest at this time, and looks al
most as If the hand OF God had
been interposed between the United
States and Germany in the interests
of peace.
Each nation had sent three war
ships to the island to protect nation
al interests, and while they were
lying in the harbor watching each
others movements, stroke OF
death from the clouds in a sing!e
hour completely wrecked six mer-
of-war, on which the engineering
SCIENCE OF two nations OF ship
builders had been lavished.
Each nation looked with pride
upon its massive engines of destruc-
ton, but when they went INTO the
swirl of the wind and waves they
were ground to pieces like SO many
eggs cast into the jaws OF rock
breaker. Aside from this, 146
lives were sacrificed, and among
them were men who stood high in
the naval service OF their respect
i've countries.
The sympathy OF both countries
will mingle in common over the
graves OF the victims of the dis
aster, and is likely to result in a
peaceful settlement of the Difficult.
ties which have for some time past
puzzled the diplomats OF both ma
tions.
After all, ii this sad disaster has
averted a greater one, the loss has
its compensations. 1t would be in
finitely worse if two powerful ma
tons were plunged into long and
bloody war over an island in the
Pacific so insignificant as to be
scarcely worth the life of one citi-
zen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31
Recently a respectable citizen

Recently a respectable citizen OF
Grass Valley was accused of an in
famous crime against nature. Be-
fore it came to trial, the man who
swore out the com plant left the
country. 1t was discovered that he
once before charged man with the
same crime and withdrew the
charge on receiving large sum Of
money. He told man in Grass
Valley that this was . sure way Of
making money easily, and he was
going to try it in Grass Valley. The
people of that section are on his
trail, and will hang him in FIVE
inmates if they catch him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31

A dispatch from Camden, n. j.,
saws that it has been discovered
that in a negro graveyard the bodies
are only buried eighteen inches
deep and in some cases the feet
are sticking out OF the ground I;
while the stencil in vecinity is I'M
bearable. If the feet were covered
up properly, everything would be
all right.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31

1t is now understood that the
Board OF Reclamation will carry
out the true intent OF the bill and
spend the money as the law pro-
vldes, and not make a ''mIlling
proposition" of it. The Gazette
sincerely hores that the report is
true. -GaZette.
The APPEAL could never see any
reason why the Gazette should
look for anything else than fare
dealing from such 4 Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31

The Government is trying by
suit to compel General Grants
estate to make good a claim, against
General Badeau. General Grant
was bondsman for General Badeau
while the latter was Consul at
Havana.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31
PEDIGREE.

Wilson's Blue Bull the sire more horses
Racing Breeder Association in
would
Stallion that is alive today Tumph cam
NJ Toomy OF
old 40
brood
3 nd
Clair
2 old
theR of Pas
Two 500 month have
owners There is fine
SELL good
YOU allowed the
'
JOHN P, SWEENY. Prop'r,
onu NEv.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31

A man walked into q Denver
bank on Friday, placed pistol at
the Presidents head and made him
sign a check for $40, 900. He COM
PEELED the cashier to cash the check
and then disappeared,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31
ALPHA.


N
in is workw hav q e.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31

Quite numbsr of Story County
Assemblymsn passed up the road
Yesterday. They looked hard
worked.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31
SAGE. RUSH
rxotting Nursery
HONE O.
215. GIBRALTAR. 2 2255.
PEDIGREE.


of good man horses wi
Theyare naua re dispositions
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-31


Glib
nd Terms 70 oinsure.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
For Mutual Benefit.

The Water Witch Hook and Ladder
Company, numbering about twenty-five
men, have formed themselves into beue
fetal order for mutual protection of its
members, by the election OF the following
officers: President. John L. Beall; vice
president. Thomas Eades; Secretary and
treasurer, Il. A. Shiourdan. The objec
of the Association is 10 extend relief TO
ITS members in case of injury by acct
dent, for which purpose small assrss
ment is levied upon each member month
", which enables them % pay To disa-
bled member of the company from So 10
SIS. 90 per week This is certainly com
mendab!e 10 men of an unpaid fire de-
parimeut. and shou be encouraged by
our citizens. There certainly should be
some provision AIDE for firemen who
often risk their lives in their efforts t.
save property. and Ii Is the duty OF the
city to make some such provision, in case
of accident.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
Railroad Notes.

Those who have any idea at all of
visiting Washington cannot do bet
ter than do so now while the rates
are down, and before starting it will
be to your advantage to remember
that the Short Line II. II. opens to
YOU new route. Comfortable,
quick, easy and convenient. Con-
venient-that's it. Because it takes
YOU via Baltimore--the gentlemen
for business on their way to pleasure,
the ladies for shopping, bound to
the same end. Then TOO, when you
get to Baltimore there is not an
hour in the day you cannot take a
train for Washington. All classes
of trains; those that stop every few
minutes, those that run a race
against winged time, and the me-
dunn speed trains, 40, so, go, 20 and
80 minute trains. Pay your $3.50
for round trip via the Short Line
and take your choice. You can go
Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Mon
day and return any time until
March 9TH. On Monday, March 4th
6.15 A. NJ, Washington Special,
through without change.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
.c,p1rAIn IorTINas. I"

February may be the shortest month
IA the year but IL hashad more winter in IL
lhaa ali The rest put together.
The Ice man should give the ground
boz medal
81 Paldck's Day March ~ falls on
Saadly this year.
Washington will be visited by many Of
our people on the 4th of March Inaugural
too day
Clpi. Howard has received his com.
mission as commander of the steamer
Gov Thomas. the appointment TO take
feet on The 10 h proximo.
gentleman from New York in writ
ng for Information at the Elk culive De
prlment ON the subject of immisration.
Ws Il Is contemplated to organize a
German COLONY If wood workers and
wed them 10 Western Maryland.
Friendship Lodge. M. 8, Knights Of
pylhas 81 Annapolis, will celebrate lis
Sb Anniversary tonight at the Masonic
Hall
AbamasQus was given by the officers
iad ladies of the Naval Academy last
alght, At the Gymnasium, many of the
costumes, coming from Baltimore. Wash.
asion and Philade phia, aud were of the
nos elaborate get up.
Naval cadets f. NJ Ballschmider, G. +.
Veasq and J. 2. J. Ryan, have resign
Tie Easton Guards have notified the
Aala'an1 General that they will attend
inauguration.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
A Woman,a Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her aud for seven years she with
stood its severest tests. but her vital or
gans were undermined and death seemed
imminent. For three month she cpug he'd
necessarily aud could not sleep. She
bought of us bottle of DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was so
much relieved on taking first dose that
she slept all night and with one bottle has
Mrs. Luther LUZ. Thus writes w. c..
Hamrick Il Co.. of Shelby. n Get a
tree trial bottle at j. Walter Hodges &
Co.'S Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
SECOND pIsTRIcr IrEMs.

We r-grst IL learn that uur esteemed
cit;x n. MIR Brice j. Wsrthinets.n, i I'D
Al his re>,drscs, near Crownssiiie.
TIE recent snow squalls have s,.flened
M, the ruad~ nsakin. them the T. verse ~
pi.a To travel ever. The den zens 81
The rural districts generally. are anxious
liz awaiting the appearance of cur esteem.
ed contemporary. the Maryland Repub-
licsn' on Saturday. 10 see what results X.
l.. Lang's challenge meets at the hands
of b. An offer 10 supply from his own
pocket money enough 10 buy all the oys
Ter shells b. will haul. is certainly eVi
dence IF unparalleled liherality On the
part Of Mr.. Lang. as road supervisor, but
We hope b. will take him up. There Is
nothing that will help US more than q
good hesllhy. honest. hearty, discussion
OF the roads. for some times we are un-
conscious # evils until they are pointed
out 10 us by wiser people.
We understand that Mr. L. II. Wilson
of the firm Wilson & Carr. Baltimore, is
making extensive improvements on his
Anne Arundel farm near Crowusville.
The Rev. John Rose holds religious
service every Sunday morning at St.
Paul's hapel, Brownsville, services al
ST. Stephens Church having cen discon-
tiDued for the resent.
A gentleman from the North has pur
chased u small farm bordering on the
SAT- Pan Greek Severn, River. whtre he
will engage largely 10 raising fancy poul
try Of all breeds We understand that he
will use the incubator exclusively in
Matching his chicks,
One mile further up the Severn. Mr..
William Burk, ia conjunction with his
thinning wood business. announces that
in the >priDg he will hegiu the maniac
iure of brick. the kiln for the purpose
bein1 under course of construction. VIM
is there To deny that along the SHORES of
old Severn at least. are many evidence Of
awakened thrift.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
Daniel Boone.

The initial production 10 this city oil
the romantic border drama. On the
Trail; or Dan'l Boone, the Pioneer.
written by Cbas. Gayler, will take place
at the Opera House ta-m rrow FRIDAY
night. An agreeable and important fea
ture of this play is the entire absence OF
the blood aud thunder" element winch
we have been so accustomed TO in dra-
mas of this kind. The acting possesses
tue merit of being natural 10 the extreme,
and the / dams, horses and other ami.
mails are great feature. The company
Is excellent, and the scenery superb. Not
the least notable feature being the excel.
lent music furDisntd by The orchestra
connected with the company. This l.
an opportunity seldom offered our citi
zens aud those who miss seeing this great
play may never have another such
chance. Tickets are DOW for sale at the
Central Drug Store of Goodman & Mar.
cey.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
Will Ask for DR.. Huntley's Return.

As the close of Conference year rapid
ly approaches, the members oil the First
NJ. Church and congregation are mani
Testing great concern as to who shall be
their m mister for the ensuing year AT
the fourth quarterly conference for this
year, resolution was adopted requesting
the Bishop f. return DR.. E. ID Huntley to
his present charge. The reports pre.ent
ed Ut th.t meeting, on all the different
interests of the church. showed the re
markable success which has attended his
ministry among them. Since this action
by The quarterly conference, the church
has learned that three of the prominent
churches Of Baltimore would apply for
him. and at specially called meeting OF
the official board last night. it was or
dered, without a dissenting voice, that u
committee of five be appointed TO attend
the annual conferences and request the
Bishop TO reappoint Dr. Huntley.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
Going for the Public sohool Exam,ner.

wii1.r in the Anne Arundel Adrer
ttScr this morning .undet ih,. caption If
n itlrai Bossism ia our Z. niyScha,ls. :
sand rs the Exauiner.,f public scboals
or this county. wilnout cloves Auer
reciling his actions before the county
teachers association, and his efsrts Ia
control a majority OF its members into
voting for constitution and bylaws Of
his selection 10 opposition TO those Of a
committee appointed at previous meet
iug. the writer says: ITO those of us
who are acquainted with Mr.. Bannon
aud the way he secured bis app intneut,
the indecorous, undtgnifed aud child sh
display he made of himself, was not
surprising; aud were we net already
thoroughly convinced OF bis total unfit
ness Tor the position be holds, his actions
gu this occasion would make further
proof Ut this tact unnecessary. The great
marvel Is that the uenple Of our county.
who are paying thirty five or forty thous-
and dollars year Ia educate their chill
dren should suffer their school-system
To be under the charge of beardIess
youth who has never taught day IN his
life, who could not pass sn examination
for second grade certificate. aud has
not a single other qualification for the
law to pass upon tue quail ticati"ns of The
teachers and give theta, from tune tn
time, Instructions about their work But
how is be 10 do this, not having the 1T
ness for ~ He announced snme time
ago that he would examine all the teach
ers OF the county; and | am crediby in
formed that he has called on the Exanin-
er of Baltimore county TO help MIN q. e.
do the WORK for him) As to The other
requirements OF bis office, he seems To
have modestly abslained from duties
which be feels he is not qualified TO per
form.
After giving chap. NJ. of the school
law, specifying the duties of the Examin
er, and h,w far he has complied with its
requirements, the writer says: "Dnes
Mr. Bannon observe this feature of the
law7 am afraid not He seems 10 take
too much interest In the Tobacco Ware
house in Baltimore and other political
machines in the county aud State. His
Office he seems to regard as existing prin.
cipally for his salary, which is enormous
ly large. considering the little service he
renders"
In conclusion the writer says: 1.-The
question for the people of the county
to self is, whether they will allow on~
of the dearest of their interests TO be
neglected in this way. They are paying
large salary, and. II they will insist on
it, can secure first class officer-one
who is ,horous hly acquainted with the
theory and practice f reaching, and who
would increase the efficiency of our
schools at least one hundred per cent -
The public schools of this county are
no more nor no less than a political ma
chine, run in the interest of politicians.
regardless OF fitness or qualification, and
the interest of the public welfare. This
state OF affairs will continue 10 exist So
long as the present system of appointing
power remains as it L.. The tax payers
who pay the bills. and the people whose
children are to be educated are the suf-
ferers thereby.