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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-18
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON.
o73 PaEes. Illustrated.

The thrilling story of the adventures of father,
his wife and four sons on desert island. This
companion volume to Robinson Crusoe ~ equal 70 III IL
Of Swiss family, consisting Of father his wife
action OF captain and his sail lors and left upon a
tossed vessel of their escape IRON
island for many years. and of their deliverance by
Rrit vessel.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04
SIBERIA REGINA
= iteaI oipsS ousen with 5000 Subject.
~ Ia the berkshire INNS.

= - - hsefhNllFt INNS.
Queen Siberia absolute ruler a.
! 900 gypsiea Is rs years old with
bold and striking mlen. her hair Il
raven black adorned with many o.
nament, her icalures regular ewes
bright teeth as white rs snow com.
ple&ion q little less swar.hy than that
OF the traditional gypsy Grm mouth
ana good chin she dresses IN ex-
cellent and modern style with the
possible exception % wearing too
many ornaments which. however
are not Of the iRWdry variety.
The finest Pullman Is none TOO
gooa Tor her according 10 The Boston
hlobe Her stater1om OF cabin when
she crosses the ocean Il booked weeks
ahead with tie cxclusivcuess on tha
-Four Hundred. Her country scat Al
oAfordshlre England Is as good rs
money can command aud II this
camp ~ seventy Or eighty souls is Il
sample she rules with absolute power
ana y respected and loved with a de-
rotlDn that equals that given /,
Victor a Her y nD0 subjects each
pay her :, yearly
Close your haad tightly three
times sue says geauy whea YOUR
dollar rests with ils relatives III The
pitcher Mnkc three wishes IN your
mind apd will tell sou whfEt they
ARE and sou mentally resolve TINT
lhe every day ordinary wish for maneE.
the love ~ your best girL that Won
may play no right horse secure
political prelermeni, etc. shall NOT
allow you 70 be caught III 4 common
place rug like that auu So yol dream
~ ihe impossible ihul your butcher
may give you tender meat that smith
may pay you tho $40 ne borrowed OF
yuu last week or That your wife wtli
speak words 81 love when you come
home AZ M sunday morning after
little game ~ penny ante. but lis
40 use queen iberia reads your
thoughts more plainly than yua can
yuUr own manuscript
How does she 10 ILL.,
Ihr ayp,tcs say thut Sic ha- The
giti ai charm iIat comes 10 tho
-v.untn CHILD - The seventh born
etc. hgt a i4u from that 50. en- solve
tAe p.oaieai 10 sat, yourself
Sue does the net there IL 10 toubt
ot tH4t
ilcr mother the Ella Queen Brit
anniH Who diced tear Newark n. ii.
aHaai two years nso ii the r.pe Ola
a2c " W. seems - maze passed con.
s.derably beyond Tie three score aud
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04
WAS IT TIE CAT?

A man in Lawrenceburg, Ind. was
bitten by a cat while at work in distil-
lery. Fearing hydrophobia Lie immersed
his arm in tub Of spirits and drank .
quart of whisky. He became pale and
trembled after this, and then drank an
other quart Going home he retired to
his room and within an hour he was
dead. The only query is, did he die Of
fright or whisky? For it is evident that
the cat is not In ii. This foolish conduct is
parallelled by many men who think they
must drink whisky whenever they take
cold. To over stimulate the system is as
bad on the one hand as to under stimu-
late it on the other. When you take
cold, do not drink whisky, for whisky
cough is about the most difficult thing TO
cure in the world. Whisky congcsts the
blood vessels in the stomach as well as
in the lungs. and while il Injuries the di-
gestion, il also prevents the lungs from
doing their work. Get bottle of Reds
German Cough and Kidney Cure and
take it freely 1t viii certainly cure
you. Every druggist has it. Small bot
ties at % cents. large size so cents.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co..
Peoria I'll
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04
At,er ,ne u,t,oraaic,l1od.

There i M pnWritcn law among
astronomers that when new bodies arc
discovered IN the heavens they are
not 70 rccct q tho name. Of their find.
crs nor 81 any other person. With
ont 8 coptinn tho celestial nomenelu-
turc Il taken from Greek and Roman
mythology not only tho gods and
mortuls enjoying THIS distinction but
boasts. from Pegasus 10 Medusn aud
occasionally the iuanimato things Of
NEUROLOGICAL association.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04
TI,r Ash Trcc

Throughout Northern Europe the
leaves OF tho ash arc he 4 to be po.
tent against the bttes Of yipers. IN
Devonshirc il used to be common
belief that II a circle be traced with
an ash staff round sleeping viper
tho reptile will be as unable to PISS
over il as IL It had been made with
the cnctus.twigs so much in favor Tor
a similar purpose in MoNico.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

Ia the pagish church OF Soho, Eng
land. dedicated 70 1T. Anne we're iu-
TERED 10 1856 the remains OF Theodore,
king o. Corsica. Inc want Of funds
necessary for the pay hieuJ Of his
.ruUus caused MIN 10 come 10 LONDON
10 search u fresh supplies. Hero the
lucEless crowned mead vas arrested
TOR aeDG And lor some itma Was loo ged
"a ,ug hinEs Bench prison. Horace
VA pole tells That as soon as Theodore
Wa sut a, liberty nc loUK enair 10
Iar Portuguese minister The King
was not successful. ia finding MS eG-
crltency al nome. ami not possessing
asI1peues in MS purse wArrewlih 70
pas for his rdu. desired Ine cha rmau
~ carry him 10 tailor ia soho Wnom
he prevailed upon 10 hAropr him. The
mex, day tue uuHappy sovereign fell
lick and in three more died. The
poor tailor VINO gave King Theodore
Hual mcaeer hus p.lailgy lie could a..
fora W4, npasei anao,e 20 pay for the
iu.crmra. - tue royal rrnaius 1Ae
expense sa- betrayed By an GILMAN ia
tgU u.ou street called a0aa Wr.ghL
u.u .aiI tnat - was willing Tor once
70 aly Inr funerals expenses 81 King.
DON'T Eiso np sn1 .ar therc i rohe'r'aF
GzsAtsH Has Er4sf ASA tal4 iA tg Atlt t4ilcn
ttsaals O. tl ;l.ag E.g Gssaa bAlM Aas
saigs. ea.ri ,i-gia
have brra be,hefrl With ratsrFh far
aha-. ;asH,t sf; ! ls@A latt Sense ~ ttEell
tnLEst# rld Z AAI AimuHI iaAi ms AeAg.UE.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04
Incnn,Ic-ccni y .m.p..

Tho number of lncandcscent lamps
made in the United states is about
so 900 per day or 10 900. QUO per
year with an increase OF about J. 600
900 per year The average yearly
profits from this industry are nearly
So, 100 900.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

rhci Have Pleasure. rhai millionaire
Cuula Not HuN


j, ~ III "'''
1919 ".s some treasures 'nH, mon
WY IN Nat- aAA- tas h.ca2"
Il''l'u, No' = 'i''' "hai'e ~ hl1"Eo
S"A ~ s'.'ss''''" =. i street WAGON
H" 'e'''i ""n'"h "h'" now Y ri
EiA Ai'eE ~ mr. s'oppea ah@
s'.'iioea H""a 'r'N HI. carriage ana
so5ee'th WIS particular push ar ~
shAi. P"' en1s@ "nd h''"r ~ has
p4lSA'''Y a.'H ll.' 'ot VII 'he e.e"Hl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

Engineer Chewing met horrible
death mt the RocKdale Touring mills at
Dubuque the ouner morning. While
applying resin 10 tine betting ne was
caught and drawn up 10 the low CELL
ing, against which mis- BODY was pro-
PEELED feet foremost until his legs were
completely smashed ana hung from the
knees Dy shreds. while his right arm
was torn off az the shoulder, his left
arm thrust into his liver and lungs.
and his Body denuded. One foot was
found twenty feet away and frag-
ments OF flesh and clothing were ali
over the ceiling ana floor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04
4 ~, nr r.l,tIc NInanet..

Assuming that iron Is u systematic
combination OF little magnets and
making possible assumptions rs to
the size aud strength OF these mag
meta it is found by Professor Fitz-
gcrnld that their natural rate OF vi
brntion may be ono hundred millions
per second.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

10 Mr. A q. lanyard, the English
Astronomer and editor Of knowledge.
il seems lhab me nenula We see have
"a greater analogy with the solar cor
ona than win the fiery condensing
mists conceived u Dy La Place. They
are very generally associated VITA
stars. and ia some cases the nenuious
structure clearly indicates that the
nebuious matter mas issued from the
sar, and sometimes from staress
region. The forms Of neouia are cer-
tainly IN general inconsistent with the
theory tnat stars airs condensing from
uepuia
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

10 represent Us in every I WI IN Nebraska,
y extern Iowa, South Dakota anu Northern
Kansas We carry Inc Largest Stocks and
greatest variety ~ &, ous west o Oh ca 0.
We mahe me lowest prices ana make u spe-
ciaiiy 81 Alliance ara . her Formers rade.
Be carry complete lines ID ali kinds II
merchandise, including Musical nst.u-
mems.
liberal Inducements fIered TO i've man
IN cHrt town. IAlDES BKos,
DHI GOODS AND CAIPIIs, Omaha. NeD.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

Young Slowboy oh, no Miss
smilax. assure you / was not at.
tempting to kiss you; | should not
dare do such thing. Miss SmiiaX-
| hntc n coward. Boston Courier
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

rsii tt,al ia l,4sr 81 sth.EmaH's Asthma
lnfr rErH to any tui,r.er G.grs lusgant
ftl.ri 10 wnlt. c8tca, and rurcs Ehsrr atn-
ett ia.l Name tuts rarrs aUs teuislircRA
No fFitrh sotcrc. y has tctord alta
meuhry uiil dgrtH- inn pssi ls1 YEAR,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

Do not allow yourself TO b. Imposed "a
M the msnv novel schemes, advertising
new and untrird socaiied remedies. Int
stiek 10 the old iiaHie, Dr.. Bulls 10 eh
syrup. the untai cure Tor OIL afTes Il ous
"a ne throat anA chest.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

Coughing leads 10 Consumption.
ktmps BElsam will stop the cough al
once. 60 70 your druggist TO day AMI get
sample bottle tree. La &c Lolties So GEMS
ard SLIGO.
A new process Of refining sugar depends
iar@ely upon the use OF fuosiiicate Of leaa.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

ANY enc Ia ossesstan o. % cents esI 20
70 he nearest dcHles IN me eiues ana i ..
cure bottle ~ salvation OH "a be cured
AZ once 81 rheumatism, neuralgia, Or any
or q a.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

The bats At muse are iouad 10 mu le
halls
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04


in the system is produced By q disorderly
liver. Bile gets into the blood and gives
saffron tinge 70 The countenance and eyeballs,
thrown out Of gear, the bowels become costiye.
there are pains through the right Fide ana
shoulder blade. the breath grows sour and the
tongue furred dizziness is ireqpeat especially
on rising suddenly This state OF affairs can
not exist unless tic disturbance we're serious
one Yet II is easily rcmcdiable with Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs, which relieves every
symptom Of biiiousHess and INDIGESTION, and
promo es q regular nction ot the bowels and is
auxiliary Of appetite ard sleep. The Bitters il
q superb SPECIFIC Tor malarial and kidney trou.
bic, rheumatism and debility. wineglassful
thrice day.
Tickle false one. he hoarsely
cried. you are not woman; you are
q statue-a marble statue with heart
OF flint. Unfeeliug cruel insensate
you 90 on your ruthless way. over a
path strewn with the crushed hearts
OF coniding men; as remorseless in
your career OF conquest as any chief
tain OF OLD VINO leu mis- cohorts 10 bat
lie across the smoking ruins of desc
lated homes. :"
The maiden looked at him thought
fully for moment Then IN voice
as musical as The murmur of a bereayed
dove, she murmured What's it TO
you?"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

A. ~ PRIEST, Druggist, ehelbyviIe. Ind.
rays: "Hallls CatarFh Cure gives this best ~
satisfaction. Can get plenty 81 testimonials.
as Il cures eTeryone who taleb IT, Druggists
asll 4. 1le.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

The best in the world. Cures consumption.
Makes neW blood and ncsh. Sod by druggists.
In 1850 there was but one cremation So
ciety IN the Unite states
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

s YoUR blood or Take Beech8m'
Pills. Is your liver out OF ordefi Use
Beecham's Pills. 70 cents a box
Rush yalley, Utah Territory, has mine
OF natural snoe blackin.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04
IN oLDEN TIMES

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action, but now
that it is generally known that Syrup
OF Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation. weli-informed people will
not buy other laxatiyes, which act for q
time, but finally injurc the system.
When the barber Is out th ough with
his customer il IS pr per tuat the m-lter Of
par ins should come up
FITS-An fts stopped free by BI. KLISEs GREAT
hKAFt hksfoklL No ut after nrsI days use. Mar
Fel1us Treatise and a. % trial bottle 10 nit
eases Send 10 Df Kline, VI Arch 81 Philadelphia, "a
lie state % arlington has oiiic ally
adopted me hoGGCendron a. IFS Hover
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

" Huuzar's Magic Corn SuiYr."
WaFFRHtu 70 cure, ~ iHuuey FefaHQed. ASK
your Druggist Tor %. fuce u cent?.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-04

f.!4-ra : ,'a outlets sen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14

FRANTIC ENTHUSIASM OF THE CROWD
Admiral AveIan and his aide de camp Lieu
tenant TolstOi. appeared on the balcony of the
Town Hall at 345 O'Clock. They saw "A scene
of frantic enthusiasm. a shouting, singing
multitude filed the square from the steps Of
the building back to the quays. covered the
decks OF many steamers and nearly swampcd
the small boats near the shore. As Admiral
Avelan bowed his response to the cheers the
military bands began with a crash the Mar
seillaise." and the thousands in front OF the
SANS bade sood-by to the officials in the large
hall and returned to the quay. Their boat
Was towed out to the feet by the Chamber Of
Commerce steamship. A they left the shore
tho air was filed with shouts of Long live
Russia" Long live the Car"
After Admiral Avclan's visit to the Town
Hall the Mayor and other municipal officials
ship.
BANQUET TO THE RUSSIAN OFFICERS
Admiral Rieuniers official banquet 10 the
Russian officers given in the grand saloon
q the Prefecture. The persons present were
Admiral Avelan, Lieutenants Martinon and
Toistoi. Captains Drucher, Tchoukine. Lavrof,
xfieger Lostchinsky and dc Giers. and twenty
two other Russians. besides thirty high officers
0the French Navy. The rncnu included shark
mn so;p saddle Of Siberian wild boar and trufiied
peacock, with delicate wines. During tho
Hneuet "A bard played selections from the works
pcscrs
admiral Rieunier proposed the first toast
mo health Of the Gear, whose namc.' he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14

A CHANGE NEEDED IN THE EXCISE LAWS.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: While the excise law passed April 3d. 1872.
gives the Excise Commissioners power to revoke
licenses. it does not grant them power to punish
parties who sell without a license. The Excise
Commissioners of town should have the same
power TO summon witnesses before them where there
Is violation OF the excise law without license as
they have where license Is granted. and be en-
powered to fine the guilty party az much as the
price OF a license. which is from $50 TO $50. each
time the law violated. and for the second OFFENCE
send them iail from thirty days to year IN
addition the fine. This change in our excise laws
would stop Illegal selling without license, and pro-
tect those who have license.
The right to certorari to persons who are denied
licenses in our towns should be repealed. There are
some 800 excise commissioners In the
towns OF our state the lowest bond re-
auired Is 1900. which should insure a re-
sronsible class Of men for the office. ] would sug-
that State convention OF excise comm ssioners
be held To consider what changes we need III our
excise laws TO promote temperance and the pros
perity Of the people of state. each county send
Ing from to three Of their excise comm ssoners
TO the convention. | would like to hear from the
excise commissioners Of the various towns IN our
State in regard to holding such convention
JOHN w. CIIAMPLIN.
Millbrook, n. Y, Sept. 81 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
no EXPENSE WILL BE SPARED
MANAGERS FOR MANHATTAN DAY DEPART FOR
CHICAGO WITH FULL POWERS.

MANAGERS FOR MANHATTAN DAY DEPART FOR
CHICAGO WITH FULL POWERS
II was .eciled at a conference yesterday. be-
tween General Porter and the Mayor that o. s.
coclev. of the Manhattan Day Committee. should
accompany the Mayors confidential clerk. W. H.
McDonough. to Chicago, TO arrange for the festNi-
ties of October q. Accordingly. they started at l
u m Their Headquarters at Chicago will be at the
Auditorium. They are given full powers, and were
directed TO spare expense.
The fireworks display on Manhattan Night VIII
be- elaborate, and IL expected to cost 5000 The
management OF the Exhibition grounds has been
requested to allow them 10 remain open until mid
night on October r. TO give the visitors an op-
portunty of witnessing the fireworks and seeing
the grounds lighted up. Fifty thousand more
ba lses have been ordered for distribution, 10000
souvenir admission tickets TO the grounds Will ar
rive at the Mayors office to-day. and will be on
sale the Bureau OF lnformatioN IN the Gov
ernOrS Room. and at all the railroad ana steam
SHIN ticket Offices In Ncw-lork. Many Of these
tickets Will doubtless be purchased by people VINO
cannot avail themselves Of the privilege 20 take the
trip. Every member OF the committee Is drVotiue
nj. entire time to make Manhattan Day at the
N,ditional subscriptions yesterday Perry
Relmont and g. +. Huntington. SHo each; Robert
r. Mooney James :. Coleman +. d. Happen.
Robert McCaffrrty and 5. ". Fdrchild, 81" each
Joan j. Ryan and A. l.. Herriam $50 each total,
The Old Guard. for it's guests and band 200 In
ali has made arrangements with the West shore
Railroad To run special tram OF V'Stlpulu sI.ep-
Ing and dining cars through TO Chicaso N rWensy
ond-st at ; y. IN. Thursday October ~ Audltlohai
trains FOR the accommodation OF Manhattan Day
Wrine-iay October IS. and Thursday. october ~,
| nj "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
AS TO THE MOSAIC LAW.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Permit me to take issue with writer In
the current issue OF "rhe North American Review"
%. $50. who says: THE law of Moses put the
wife and children to death with the capital crim-
nal" and he adds. I'VE think this was barbar-
GUS" as OF course. should If 1t was true.
But first what IS the law of Moses on this sub
jcct? 1t be found very plainly stated in
Deuteronomy xiv, l6: THE fathers shall not be
put to death for the children. neither shall the
children be put to death for the fathers; every
man shall be put TO death for his own sins This
command OF Moses presumably was necessary to
prevent unwarrantable and abusive application OF
the law which is manifest in the movements or
divine justice toward the criminal Jurisprudence
of the land. since 1t n common thing among
heather nations. 2. e. the Egyptians, Persians;
Macedonans and others for the children. and
even the families Of criminals. To be also put 10
death on this Esther tx. IL. a. and the
reader of Herodotus will find II stated IN volume
III D. 49, The heather did indeed resort to this
barbarous practice; but 1t does not appear that
the law of Moses to he charged with TINS bar
barsm. MAlsShAl. IL. DIi'hl'
Tarrytown. y. ". Sept. 30 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
V0TTS or THE MAGE.

4 dinner was given by T.. j.. Rice to Edward
roLolovsI Among the guest. w'r,
Gustav Ecrxor william II. Fur. Carl P'ueger Woolson
Morse Chprc. rucrner frank \ Iiowson. Jesse Will
Jams. sherman perlct Franc Incoln, I. 3. Harms.
RI,hard Mansfield Francis Wilson ~ H. 'ahoy' 10 cph
Howard ir A. r. Harms fIank b. Robinson, Julian l..
Meyers Howard Paul.
performance OF AS You Like IT. Is u BE- given ut
palmer. Tbc,tte on the afternoon OF November for
fine benefit OF the Professional Womans League. All the
part, are 20 be played by women
T. l. Pratt the theatrical LAWYER In who hands the
,rcbc,s az the chorus Of The H,maher OF SYRIA Put
,hlr claims for ,,i,y has decided t. bring about twenty
uits AGAINST MI IL; cbon the becker The amounts ior
which he intend, To sue aggrreatc 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
CONFERENCE or EDUCATORS At YALE.
PRESENT METHODS or TEACHING LATIN IL
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS DISCUSSED.

PRESENT METHODS or TEACHING LATIN IL
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS DISCUSSED.
Now-rIayen. Conn. oct. - (specIaD-The eighth
~ Colleges and Preparatory Schools was begun
this afternoon in Dwight Hall. the building Of the
y NJ e. A. at Yale. with an Attendance Of about
IN members Of the association. The afternoon Sos
sion r1s opened by the president. John Tetow.
who made A short address OF welcome and then
introduced William &. Collar. head master OF the
Ro.bury ,NlassD Latin School. who spoke upon
what Shall We Teach In Latin In Preparatory
schools and How" Professor Collars address
vas chiefly devoted 10 criticism OF the present
Inefficient METHODS OF teaching Latin. professor
Tracy Peck. OF Yale followed Professor collar
ably opening the discussion on the paper gem
eral discussion OF the question followed In when
william Gallagher. principal of Wiston SEM
mary: l.. Clark Seely-. president Of smith college
and D. Y coms,ock OF the Yale Preparatory
school AT I.akevie. participated
Tn. visiting members Of the association were on
teriained AZ an Informal dinner 10y the Val" mem
h.rs in Alumni Hall at O'Clock. There were no
tons,s President Dwight. Of Yale presided
President Eliot Of Harvard. was the speaker at
| the evening session. His address criticised IN "A
| vigorous manner IN. lack Of uniformity between
requirements for admission and for degrees In lead
ing schools OF the country. AFTER giving hrthil,i
OF the last national convention 81 ','ohoiS
Saratoga. he DENOUNCED the sprit ot Inc 49,
| n.nts of various branches of study racn urging
,hat his pet subject should be taught earlier than
any other. and that The CHIEF attention shouhl p
maid 10 H. He also strongly rebukei professional
,choos many of which admit candidates without
any examination whatever. - majority or th" rest
| requiring only slight examination PRESIDENT
| The American school system. a crowded audience
listened 10 his address.