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ARKANSAS TO THE FRONT.

The Commercial Appeal feels grati- fled to see it's recent expressions of confidence in the generosity and humanity of the good people of Ar kansas so amply vindicated. Yes
 terday a meeting was held in Little Rock by the merchants and citizens generally, at which a subscription was started and substantial aid given to the flood sufferers. Know ing the people of Arkansas as we do,
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 The Cotton Belt Route,

Third annual convention of the Arkansas Industrial, Agricultural and Protective Association, to be held at Helena Arkansas, April 1st and 2d 1897. For the above occa- sion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Helena and re- turn at one fare (S3 40). Tickets on sale March 31st and April 1st 1897.
 ]. ". FARLEY, Agt.
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MARBLE HOUSE FOR SALE.
Potter PaIsner May Purchase the Wander
 bilt Mansion at Newport.

Marble House, the s2, 900, 900 palace at Newport which William K. Wander bilt built aa birthday gift to his wife. may, it is rumored, he bought in by Potter Palmer of Chicago. When Mrs Vanderbilt secured . divorce and mar ried Oliver H. P. Belmont, 1t was said that she would retain the Newport house, but since then ahe has changed her mind and the place is for sale. The traditions of Marble House are so close. ly associated with the Vanderbilt family, and more especially with her first hus. band, that Mrs. Belmont. much aa she would like to keep the big white palace, has concluded to sell.
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Islanep.a erozgn Starts Q Fnss.

A faction of q colored Baptist church of St. Louis has issued circular let ter to the churches warning the breth- ren against Bishop Albert Mack, who is evangelizing the state. The criticisms gre caused by tho eocentricities of the bishop, who wears q black gown and . crown that inspire awe among the col. cred folk. Bishop Mack threatens to have tho authors of the letter sent to the penitentiary spf they don't quit their foolishness.
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Epworth League Convention at Clarendon For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets (Pine Bluff to Clarendon $1 .65) and return. at one fare. Tickets on sale March 22, 2 and 24. Return limit March 26, 1897. J, ". FARLEY, Agent.
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A tired stomach is very much like g

 sprained ankle. If you suffer from any of the symptoms of dyspepsia. your stomach is tired. 1t needs erateh. We must relieve it of all work for a time, or until 1t is restored to it's natural strength. To do this success fully, we must use 8 food which is already digested outside of the body, and which will aid the digestion of other foods that may be taken with it. Such product is the Shaker Digestive
 The Shakers have utilized the diges- tive principles present in plants for the manufacture of this article, and it's success has been truly pheneminal. You can try it for the nominal sum of 10 cents, as sample bottles are sold by all duggists at this price.
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TIE Democrats of St. Louis have badly split. This means that St. Louis will Lave a Republican mayor.
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We are authorized to announce RIr. HUGH F. WEsTBRooK. IS candidate for re- election to the office Of City Treasurer at the ensuing municipal election April tho 9th
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At the solicitation of many friends have consented to stand for Alderman of the Second Ward at the city election, April G. for the unexpired term of Mr. Il. Riley If elected I promise to discharge the duties faithfully and to the utmost of my ability.
 Respectfully,
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For City Treasurer.

We are authorized to anneune MIR. WAD. M. TONEY. as a candidate for City Treas urer at the ensuing city election, April the 9th.
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The GRAPHIC is authorized toannonnce MT. T. B. Atkinson as a candidate for the office of Mayor Of the city of Pine Bluff at the en- suing municipal election,
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s0FFEaaN7G EN SILENCE.

Women are the real heroes of the world. Thousands on thousands of theu endure the dragging torture of the ills peculiar to wo1nankind in the silence of home. They suffer on and on-weels, months, years. The story of weakness and torture is written in the drawn features, in the sa1Iow skin, in the list less eyes, in the lines of care and worry on the face.
 Inborn modesty seals their lips. They prefer pain to humiliation. Custom has made them believe the only hope of relief lies in the exposure of exafnina- tion end ''1ocal treatment. ,
 Take ten cases of ssfema1e weaigness'3 and in nine of them '4ocal treatment'' is unnecaA=ayy. There is no reason why modest, sensitive women shou1d sub init to t. ngnEsE. .EREEEsG
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The GRAPHIC is authorized to announce D. c. BELL as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the city of Pine Bluff at the ensu ing municipal eleetion.'
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, MAR. 24 1897
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Police .Indoe.

We are authorized to announce MT. T. HITE BROWN as a candidate for reelection to the office of Police Judge of the city of Pine Bluff. subject to the action Of the voters Il the Municipal Election. Tuesday, Aprif6, S97
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We are authorized to announce Mir. D. s MAUP1N as d candidate for Mayor at the nsuing city election.
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We are authorized to announce Mr. ]. c. SGHLOSS as a candidate for Alderman from the Fourth Ward at the ensuing City Elec- ton.
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For Mayor.

The GRAPHIC is authorized to announce MIR J. B. JOHNSON as Il candidate for the office of Mayor Of the city of Pine Blnff. at the ensuing municipal elec- tion
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We are authorized to announce Mir. J, M. HIG HTOWER. as d candidate for reelection as Alderman from the Fourth Ward at the ensuing city election.
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At the solicitation of many friends I have consented 10 stand for Alderman Of the Second Ward at the city election, April 6. If elected | promise to discharge the duties faithfully and to the utmost Of my ability.
 Respectfully
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We are authorized to oannounee Mr. A. B. NIyEN, as a candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward at the ensuing municipal election, April G.
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We are authorized to announce MIR. O. T. ROBINSON as a candidate for City Treas urer, at the ensuing City election April 9th.
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For Alderman.

We are authorized to announce MIR, GEO, ". STAINBACK as a Candidate for Alder man from the 3d Ward at tine ensuing city election April6. 1897.
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The GRAPHIC is authorized to announce Mir. P. NJ. BRIDGES as d candidate fer Alder man Of the Second ward at the coming elec- ton in Pine Bluff, April 9th, for tue unex- pired time of MT. H. Riley.
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We are authorized to announce JUDGE ]. w OWEN as a candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward.
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Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-class mail matter.
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LAXOh is the best medicine for children. Doctors recommended it in place of Castor Oil.
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FOR RENT-One furnished room. Central. " located Address T R this office
 } E dGf
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RH0NHY WANTFB-I= wanf to borrow MI SE000.D0 on well improved. centrally 1ocatea resident property Insured for more than the amount wanted. Address.
 | tt M. RestoHiees
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hiqae una, iie'ow AMI IL The rear hy lands
nov or formerly t-io. giug h. james I, Ral
lard. ard in front by lands ot par,Lassr M
nain Tnntous-J iegrfher viii, atlvth4s r;ukss
OF =, F'i'n;ise, the rights If way a,er He ID ,in
r'"', -" existing ~ land and iea,liag Iron
the '"you i.t'onrche towards tAe rear IL
w"t 4. ami I'll ether rights. way~ aal prt-
viltg \ 'h~trntto belonging Dr. ii any sss.
apln ft@ins
! eiIiis .'ii'. eoa,iiions OF sac. Cash, 10 pav
an'l - ti>ft ny sam % III HE .an II sfr
iiuh'iit"i "yt4h'> tt Urn cipaA. los, tier with.
eish; l,Ff cent PIT aritaaa iat. rast rt4efeoa
tfont tr 2oti 81 ~rpfeInt.r, is4l It'll mid.
II a saia az ~ npr r-t I nti IN. H. tr.a,sta
t.. reof uf -.td pr- s,cipai a4,. infet.. NJ
terne,s fees iie.. ia. a,t. I3laI ea>ss 49,
proceetli -. Nni whittl iii s44 ttat j
aforesaid = seemed bs act ~ Sale aud mort.
gaze. f,,Ssrn h.-ttrr lfrntF N. Cnu4o9 Natarx
Pub l - h, ralieh OF l.a.anreht. III Sepseun-
Der aBth, it9i-
JAMES REARY,
Shtriff OF L.afoarche.
January 93r.l. 1897.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court. Parish OF
Latnurchc.
Succession OF Irancoi. Samoan, No.
1896, Probates.

TAkE NOTICE: THAT PURSUANT To
IL an order and decree OF the above Ccurt
and to q commission to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered succession / viii
offer tor sale at public auction pursuant n
law, to the last and highest bidder on the
premises in the tcwn of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY,, FEBRUARY 9th. 1897.
between the hours ef II o'clock 4. n. anal 4
o'clock p. m. the following described uron.
erty. belonging 10 said Succession. to-wif:
One lot of movable effects consistinp ~
household effects, one lot OF books, and III
yers other articles. the whole Al per ~.
ventory ON file IN the Clerks Office az tha
Parish Of Lafnurche and nov in tHe sheriff
ONCE Tor reference. Also the undivided ono
bali Of tue Ihiaodaux Sentinel, d newsuaper
pablished in the Parish Of Lafougche. inrlna.
ing the printing presses. types and cases.
paper stock. paper cutters, inks. presses in,po
singstones. stools, tables and stands. and ;n !
word everything belonging to and lorraine
part OF the said newspaper and printing -.
Enlistment AZ the same il now stablislIed IN
The Frank Hotlnlann building. second ioor.
on Main street ia the town Of Thibolanx ~.
gether with the undivided half VI the oond
Will OF tie said newspaper. and inrlasing
also the undivided interest in the files az III
said paper. n
Terms OF sale. Cash to pay debts.
JAMES BEARY.
SHERIFF Of tue Parish Of Lafourch Ii,
February 18Th. 1897.
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G. G. Bryant rs. No 5, Westley Thomp-
son.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of IA writ OF Freri Fqcias. issu. III Nv
n. i. Bourg, justice pf tha peace os the So
ond ward vi the pa ish on I.atnnrche iii favor
OF G.. q Bryant and against Wesley Thomt,-
son defendaLt, and 70 me directed, / will.
at II o'clock ain. on the
3rd day Of APRIL. 1897,
at the court house door in the tp~n of Thibo-
daux, in til 0 End ward ct said parish. Offer
Tor sale at public anetiou the following dies
cribe1 property to-wit:
A certain tract Of ground situated in this
parish on the right bank OF Bayon atoui c ie.
1T about six miles from tile town of Tniou-
daux in the Brnslee Granii Chene settlement
measuring two arpents front on the Eastern
boundary. by five and a half arperts more or
less in depth. between parallel lines running
East and West: bounded III front or East by
land of public road South BY road separa-
ting from lands nov or formerly belonging
to Zenon Bernard being part of section As,
u. 10 ). X. ID Last ana fully described rn il
plan deposited III the office If the Clerk OF
Court, parish Of Latonrche, drawn by Joseph
Nicolas. Surveyor. on the 9Th day Oh October.
1855 together wi.h q ! the bniltifngs and i'm
proyem6nts thereon, seized as tta property
OF Wesley Thompson, under said writ Of
teri Jaci0s.
O. L. CARO-,
Constable 2nd Ward.
Dated this 9th day of February. 1897.
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The following item taken from the
Sugar Planter wfll interest our citizens
living 10 the Atciafalaya Levee Dis
trict.
The Board of State Engineers has
advertised for bids for the coustruc
ton Of the Hicky ~layee, il the lower
portion of this parish. This will be
one OF tie largest levees in the Atcha-
falaya Basin District. The line pro-
posed in aboat 1868 feet in length, and
extends alone tue river some 500 feet
behind the present levee line, directly
tnrnush the fields. Tie average
height Of the levee is Is feet, while it
occasionally runs as high as % feet.
The work will contain $780, 900 cubic
yards Of earth operations are to be
inaugurated not later than March Is,
and the levee must be completed BY
December IL next.
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We T. produce from the Plaqaemines
Observer tue following truthful obser-
vati1ns
lit is the most pernicions kind Of
economy to deprive your family Of
a local paper. says an unidentified
writer. The wife does not get out to
see and learn rs does the father and
children, and hence is deprived Of an
enjoyment that serses to relieve many
hours Ulicn she is alone Dr with tile
small children ; they will reaa of the
people and incidents with which they
are acquainted. There is nothing that
can be introduced into a family that
will better or faster teach to read than
the home paper.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th judicial District Court, VI,
lst of Lafourche,
Hrs. Um. ErsLiae ct as d. No. 3401.
Urban Toulouse.

TAKE NOTICE; THAT ACTING rNDrp
= ana by virtue Of a. order Of seizure and
saIe enianat'nE from the above entitled
1ouft 10 the above entitled and MN i rad
case, | have seized and will offar fnr ssia 7.
pnpiic auction pursuant to law "a rhe fast
ana highest bidder. vt tie Court Hone Il
he town OF Tltih0laux. oa ti"ns y
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27th 1897.
between the hours of II O'clock 4. m. and 4
erty ta-wit: pfoP-
a ee'faln lot Of ground or parcel of land
s,tuatfd ~ this parish. 90 tie rigLt bank -
,ne .,asos Lafo,rche st ahout four miles b.
Nv ahs .owli Or fhiinslaux, measuring Two
hetween ~sralirl lines hy three hnncr.i aai
~ .Sol 'fef IN depth bounded alloy. IL
'ahss ~" Or formerly belonging to Domi.
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Prof. Ludwig Edinger, of Frankfort

ff0f. Ludwig Edlnger, OF Frankfort
on-the4 Main, is engaged in discussing
the question, "Have fish a memory ~
That may be an interesting, it not I'M
poftant, question over in Germany and
other parts of the old world, but here
in this new world OF ours We are con
fronted with q much more important
question in the ann line of Inquiry.
That question is: Have Messrs. Have
meyer, Searles and other heads oi
trusts and gigannc corporations a
memory
Incidental to this question springs
another Inc portant question, which is
this: If these bfazen fellows have Il
memory, il there a way to compel
them to exercise it and to tell what
they know Of the inside workings of
their combines and trusts BY wllici,
the people are heecea?
These questions are much more i'm
pcrtant and not less interesting thar
the one which nov engages the atten-
ton of the learned German professor,
and We invite him to take up Their
study.
If necessary the government could
devise some "a to send him over
Havemeyer. Searles and their pals,
Which would be a happy riddance te
this country.
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The Daily States SAWS:

MIR. r. & Dunn admits that there
has been much disappointment among
business men because of the failure TO
ma'erialize OF the prosperity antieipa-
ted from McKinley's election, but lie is
It'll hopeful"
Ay, and $ /" are many Others like
him hopeful. But We have good au-
tiority for saying ''llnpe lang deferred
maketti the heart SEEK We hope
taat is not the kind Of hope which now
lures us on, but we entertain grave
fears OF the subject.
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TTHERN TEXT BOOKS OF
HISTORY.

The New York Sun and other north
ern papers have been lately finding
fault with Southern text books Of his
tory. used in our schools, because they
are written from a Southern point of
view. They object to cur teaching
our children the Southern view of the
principles and causes which led to the
late war between the States, and vehe-
mently demonstrate ~heeau>t the peo-
pie If The South will not passirely
atlaw tlieit children to he taught, from
northern rex books If history, that
the Southern soldiers and al who te-
sisted the federal government in that
war We're traitors and rebels.
Since the close 1T wat. writer's WHO
have prepared sel,nei histories from,
the northern point Of view have been
very partisan in titi. %eonn of fhe
great civil Wal, aud ut the causes
wl,ici, led to it. Thev sase, sanght to
brand all cnf.ft leraies as traitors and
rebels 10 their country, EN- who
sought 10 disrupt tie union 10 pre-
serve the institution ut slavery. They
have tried tn las out IT view the fact
that the SOUTH fought for 4 tiin,iple-
that oi States highland for their
rights under the federal constitution
or compact, Is they conceived Those
tights 10 he.
Having borne all the while such liz
justice patiently in the hope that. as
time wore OH. and the fierc. bitterness
engrnaesed in that terrible four yeais
conflict cnnleti. Justice world be event
,lally done them hy their northern
brethren. amt being disappointed III
that hope, thtf have at last set about
to right the asetves, Us teaching their
children tfit tins causes and principles
which induced them IT, take up arms
against the nnion ard to wage war III
maintenance Of their rights. Ard thew
@unid be craven if they did less.
TIL Baltimore American, 4 Repnb-
licau organ. So completely and salts
factorily answers tile criticisms Of the
New YnIk SHn and other newspapers
that We cattttnt refrain from frIlintn-
cling the following passages from \ Re
cent editorial:
IF our contemporary (Snn1 s:anltl
Iiao t1pS Asos ts4S4 u StiFAPt fEi1@
tories rs carefully as Ec has examined
tine Southern histories. he might find
there The reason VIII. the latter were
Written. No one unfamiliar with tie
subject would gather from tile north
err histories that the right ofsecession
was an open question until tie war
settled it. The Southern people were
lighting for a principle. They now,
and have for a quarter OF a century,
admitted that the question has tteen
settled, and settled adversely to thei,
contention, and they acquiesee in that
settlement, but they Eatrraily object
to teaching tiieii children that they
WeIe traitors and rebels. Secession
was first threatened by the New En-
gland States, but we donot whether
that fact Is very plainly brought out
in Northern school histories. Pafti
zanshipi is no better Oh one side than
the other. 1t is only the truth which
will make us WHOLE
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STATE o. LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Cnnrt, Parish of
Lafyurciie
NHceesvica Of Lro" zau=;n and his
rife, No. 1907 Pro5ates.

WHEREAS, LOUISE FAIfZIS, OF THE
" Parish - LHf urrhe, state Of Louist
sna, Vile 81 Tr.esphor. R0drigues. Jr., also
OF this Parish and State. duly aided, autho.
rized and assisted by her said husband has
made application to ba named and appointed
administrators Of the aforesaid estate,
Now. therefore. al. persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their oppositioas
20 the said applica ion in writing, With The
clerk 81 said Court, at his office ID the town
OF lhiiodaux, ten eas after the first notice
hereof. otherwise the said applicant viii be
named and appointed an snch administrator.
80 required by law and n accordance with
S-~l Witness my hand and the impressed
"a the seal 1T my office at Thibodaax
t~) La, this the Goth day OF Febru-
airy, a.. ID 1897.
P.J. ATEuIN,
DIV Clerk Of said Court.
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Comet please copy.)

Prof. Alexander Meade gives strong
reasons in Tie North American Re-
view Tor the belief that the question,
"Can We get rid of foc9n may be an
swered in the affirmative.
Well, suppose it may be SO answer
ed, would it pay to do 50? Again, who
wants to get rid of fog
II may be a very interesting ques-
ton from q scientific point Of view,
but we opine it possesses little prac-
teal value.
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It is the opttiou 81 Tie Living
Church, expressed il u recent ed,to-
rial, that the Unitarian Churct is not
properly speaking i Christian body
and ongt,t not fl te called such.
The Living Charei may lie correct
in It's opinion, bat uitIer it, anettine
of private interpretation held by II in
common with the Tnitasians ard other
sects, who will decide the issapf
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Gov. Foster has returned from hiF
trip to South American countries. The
city press report the Governor as CON
fident that his visit will result in good
20 the commerce Of our metropolis.
There is no reason why New Orleans
should not extend her trade CO and
from the republics to the South of us.
Well directed efforts on the part OF
her sIterprising merchant would ac-
compiisll wonders.
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The Silver Republicans in coneres

The Silver Republicans in Congress,
Senators Teller, Dubois, Pettigrev
and nthore have issued an address TO
the silver Republicans throughout the
country calling q national convention
for June 9Th 1897, for tie purpose of
organizing their forces ID every state
and territory in the union. Those
who predicted the death Of the silver
movement, upon Mckiniey's election,
must begin to wonder why the yexa-
tious question went down.
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The Crowley Signal saws

C'ohtpJ CipuAt HtNs.
"The free circulation Of sensational
newspapers and books that report the
criminal doipgs Of each day help to
increase the crop Of youthful burglars,
thieves and precocions criminals
throughout the country. The delinea-
ton OF crime, az given in dime novels
has a bad effect on the young mind.
Children should not be allowed 10
read such pernicious literatnre.-
There Is a weIld of truth in these
two shor sentences. and, yet. how
few parents have given tho subject
any thought. Most of them leave
their children to themselves in the Sc
lection of treading matter, never
dreaming of the nolsome and poisp-
nous dranghts which lie all round
about them, only waiting to he taken
to ruin the soul forever. And when
some of these poor children later on in
life commit some grievous offense,
the grief stricken parents wonder in
their sorrow how their offspring
could be SO deprayed. when their own
criminal negligence is often the sole
cause of the downfall.
There are papers and books, not fit
to come within miles OF children, aud
which a self Prospecting adult would be
ashamed to he seen reading, upon
which some children are allowed TO
feed unrestraiued their growing in
teliigence and budding passions to
their utter moral and physical ruin.
n yet soa,e people wonder at the
increasing number Of youthful crimi-
nails.
1t is high time FOR parents and others
having the custody of children to
awake to the danger Of the situation.