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PROPOSALS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
1 General Superintende y. $. Lfe-saving Ser
vice, Washington. d. c.. May z, lS97-seaied pro-
p NJ. of Thursday, the Sd day OF June, 1897. for
furnishing supplies required for us of the Lite
1885, the supplies be delivered at such points in
New York City, Grand Haven, Mich, and San
Francisco, Cal as may be required and In the
quantities named in the specifications. The sup
p les needed consist of Beds and Bedding: Blocks
and Sheaves; Cordage, Crockery Furniture;
Medicines, etc Paints Oils. etc. ship Chand-
leTy: Stoves, etc; Tools and miscellaneous ar
cations attached to the form OF bid etc. which
may be obtained upon application to this office or
to the In pector of Llfe-saving Stations, "a state
street. New York city; superlntendent Eleventh
Life-saving District, Grant Haven, Mich, and
Superintendent 1--WE fth Lifesaving District. New
containing proposals should be addressed to the
General superintendent U. S. LIES wing service,
Washington. D. c." and marked on the outside
proposal for Annual Supplies" The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids and to waive
defects If deemed for the interest of the Govern
ment. s. l. KIMBALL, General Superintendent :.
DRUPosALs FOR PUKCHAsE AND RE-
United States Postoflce Courthouse. etc., San
Francisco CaI.-Office of the Collector of Gu stoms,
ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock noon on the
2Sth day OF May, 1897, and opened immediate
thereafter, for the purchase and removal of
buildings in accordance with specifics ion to be
seen at this office from the site of the proposed
United states Posiofice, Cours house, etc, build
ing San rancisco. CAL Each bid must be accom-
panied by a certified check in the of $3.50,
payable to the order of the Treasursr OF
the United states. Bids received after time
stated for opening the same will be rejected.
The right is reserved reject any or
all bids or to waive any deect or in
formally. Proposals must be inco ed in envel-
opes sealed aud marked Proposals for purchase
of buildings, etc., from the site of the United
states Pc ,Ioffce, Courthouse, etc, San Francisco
CAL" AID addressed to JOHN H. WISE, Col
lector of Customs Custodian Of Ste). San Fran
cisco, Ca.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


A NJ. SPECK & CO.--6O2 MARKET ST.
t1.A M. SPECK d CO.---602 MARKET ST.
-$30,000 to loan on income properly
big BARGAINS on HAM,
Bic BARGAINS ON HAND
$100U-A corner; cozy cottage; sunny; Mis- sion;
suitable for poultry: only $3.50 cash.
$1600-4 flats: near I'd ST.; must SELL
$355U-3 fats on Hayes St. /; great bargain.
S355u-4 new fats mr. A. h ST.; rents $50.
$36U0-10-foom house on Minna; rents $40.
$3700-3 cottages; stable; los 50x1 IA feet: very
cheap.
$5s5O-2 elegant brand new flats: rent $50, w. 4.
$600U-6 mic ha.s within block of 7th and Mar
kei sts: all rented, $40
$aSO0-3 elegant flats; i block from Market ST.
S6000-3 fla S on Powell ST.. near Pine.
$70U0-6 fats. w. a.. S75.
$S0U0-Fine business property, within blocks
of 9Th and Market SITS renting $500.
$16,0U0-Business properly on o. Farrell, near
Mason; large lot.
$25OO0-Business corner; 3O-foot front; fine
improvements; not far from Orpheum; pays per
cent.
$35,O00-Business property; block from Bald
win; 80 f. front
s45 OOO-Business corner: go feet front; block
from Baldwin,: worth $50, 600.
Other bargains at SPECK & co.'s, 602 Market.
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OFFICE OF Liz HTHOUSE ENGINEER,
" Twelfth District. san Francisco. Cal, May z,
1897 Proposals will be rece. we'd this Office un-
til ~ o'clock NJ. 1 uesday, the 9Th day or June.
1897, for furnishing IN scellaneous articles until
June 80, 1S9 ), as foilows: Lot /, hardware: lot
q engineer supplies lot g. umb ber; lot 4, paints
etc.: lot ., electric supp les. Bids will be received
for one more nun bered lots complete. Spech-
cations form of bid and full information may be
obtained application to thi, office. The right
is reserved reject any or all bios and to waive
any defects. Bidders are invited to be present at
the opening of proposals CHARLES e L. B,
DAVIS, Major OF Engineers, U. s. A., Engineer
Twelfth Lighthouse District.
TT s. ENGINEERS O+FlCk, BURKE BUILD
~ ing. Seattle WASH. Nav 10, 1S97.-Sealed
propo for furnishing 500 600 tors OF stone and
other materials for construction of iAtiy at Grays
Harbor, Wash. Will be received here until July 8,
1897 and then publicly opened Information fur
: nished on application. HARRY TAYLOR, Cap
tain Engineers.
DROPuSALS--EA PROPOSALS WILL
i be received ut the Office OF the clerk at State
prison, at San Quentin, Cal until IL NJ, Sal ur-
day, 22d day of May. 1897, at which time and
place they will be opened in the presence of bid
ders, for furnishing and delivering hree () steam
boilers according to the specifications file at
the office of the warden of said prison.
Copies OF sad specifications will be furnished on
application
j he board of Prison Directors reserves The right
to rel ct any or all bids the public interest may
require.
R. NJ FITZGERALD President
J. W ELLIS, CLERK.
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DROBATE SALE.
i AT AUCTION.
VALUABLE DOWNTOWN
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
SW. CORNER OF
POW ELL AND ELLIS.

The property consists of a corner lot 4Sx75,
on the SW. corner of Powell and Ellis streets,
with handsome modern 5-story brick build
ing, equipped with elevator and all the mod
erE improvements essential to a first-class Of
flee bui ding Present rents $3.50 per month;
$9120 per annum Rents can be increased TO
over $4,000 per annum. Catalogues at Of
flee. Sale takes place
THURSDAY, MAY 90,
At IL o'clock, noon. in salesroom, 10 Mont
gom cry ST. BALDWIN d HOW ELL.
W H. GRIM tS Co, 1lS MO NTGOMERY ST
w d. $500, only 5000 CASH. frontages w aler
to Germania ST.; 25xl20: fats Of and rooms.
$30U0-Fo!som- st. corner: store and fiat; 25X70
$250U-Cot;age, rooms and bath: 18th ST., near
Castro: 25x75.
$l6O0-Cottage rooms 22d St., mr.. Treat ave.: ::
3Ux95.
$780, lots on Ladley ST.. near Roanoke; we'll
loca ed aud lew steps from electric cars.
$1250-Miss issppl St.. near Napa: 30x10O
$S5U-22d St. near Church; 25x1 IA.
S70C- Bargain: Mission ST., near Brazil
Neat cottage of rooms and bath; 23d ST., near
H,rr.son.
$650-Wisconsin ST., near Napa; 25xl00.
Cheap lois in all the homesteads
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MEDICAL
A LII DIES USE
RENARD'S REGULATING WATERS
RENARD's LAVENDER BALM.
RENARD'S GENETIVO TABLETS.
RENARD'S SANITIVE DOUCHE

For further particulars call or send 2-cent stamp
to Pacific Coast agency, Renard Medical Co, 323
Spreck els building 927 Marktt t'st.. San Francisco,
GUARANTEED SAFE, RELIABLE AND
EFFICIENT REMEDIES
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STORAGE.


At Low RATEs-FURNITURE CARPETS,
"a pianos, household goods; clean, light com
parfInents: advances m ade. j. NOONAN, l0l7
to 1923 Mission ST., above sixth; open evenings
DEDUCkD RATES FURNITUKE, PIANOS
IL household goods etc ]. NJ PIERCE, 735 Mkt
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HOTELS.

ROoKLYN HOTEL 2Os-2l2 BUSH ST.
ID board and room 81 TO l2 per day s6 to $13
per week; choice rooms 30 cents to 81; suite
rooms for family 81 81 so per night; frst-class
service; uee coach CHARLES MONTGOMERY
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nRH MULLER'S ELECTRO HERBAL IN
~ slitute for the of nervous prostra tiou
kidney disease, rheumatism aud all blood disease:
paralysis, guarantee TO cure any case if not
two years standing or II over relef and great I'M
proyerent is assured: consu tation free; Ur. Null
iers paralysis oil has no equal in the Of
paralysis 225 Powell So; office hours from to
IL and to z. NJ.
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T ARGE SUNNY RO ms; GALINDO HOTEL,
II Oakland; board optional. Sth St, off Broadway.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

no RENT FOR SUMMER MONTHS-FUR-
nished house with large garden Ora nd
ST. station. d. BRUTON, 1880 Railroad ave-,
Alameda or 701 Front st., s. f.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOo BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
w Il EN- YOU ARE OUT ON AsUNDAY RIDE
w make visit TO A. Winberg builder and real
estate dealer 16l Twenty third ave, cor Twenty
second ST., and see the finest 5, 6 and room
houses in the market; finest climate the coast.
GOS0 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
sDACO. blacksmith If taken Immediately; 2
forges, tools and all stock on hand: also wagon
wood working department; an od-established
weil-paying business. Particulars 326 San Pablo
ave-, SOL CALDERWOO
~ EFT A CHOICE, hEALTHFUL HOME SITE
VI while prices low: lots 500 to $3.50 at
Fitchburg. beyond Fruitvale: the best property
for investment now offered: local trains and
electric cars: 10 minutes Oakland and IS to
San Francisco; splendid climate out OF damp
belt soil excellent for gardening: very best water
facilities; good school: terms TO suit Before buy
ing in this locality the owner of this property
c. NJ. kUNKLE. Sl51a Washington ST.. upstairs,
room %, Oakland. Cal.
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0DC6A NEW AND MODERN 7-ROOM
I'D DZZcO. coionIatstyle house; just flushed;
electric and gas fixtures; coved ceilings; porce-
lain bath; open-worK plumbing; fine mantel lot
40x122; ell ctric cars pass door l block from
Berkeley local station; this price includes grad
ing. maca damizing and sewer etc. Can be had
terms TO suit purchaser. Apply Immediately
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

ITO RENT OR SALE, WEST BERKELEY.
l. = ice Groom bay-window cottage; bath; BARI
windmill; 10, 50x25O. NJ box 10, Call.
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NEW COTTAGE; ROOMS AND BATH;
IN high basement: furnished unfurnshed !;
everything firslclass; no con tract work; agent
need app y; 10 commission given. Appl, by let
ter 20 +. J. TRIPLErT, box "a, Cal Office, s. +.
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DACIFIC HEIGHTS, 242O COUGH ST, NEAR
l. Broadway-New house, rooms marine view :;
fine location: modern improvements; eaey terms.
Apply on premises.
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DRESSES 50 UP; CAPES 81 UP: WRA
IL pers soc up. 43l Minna st
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A PROCESS THAT is PERFECTLY HARM.
n less; never fails in any case Of monthly sick
ness. no motter what cause; no electricity hum
pug or other dangerous methods: money in every
case refunded If q cure is not effected: travellers
helped Immediately; years experiences: home in
confinement with sanitarian. convenience. Con.
MRS. DAVIES IA McAllister ST., next Hibernia
Bank; hours, A. Il. to 8 and toS p. N.
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nE on FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
NCCU. building material fine building lot
minus 22d-st. electrlccars; Sunnyside; fine view;
see owner. pETTNER, 374o 26th st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-2 HOUSES IN PALo ALTO;
Il bringing good income Cali on o address the
owner, II. ]. JAMES. IL Crockcr building
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

Since the seal family AZ the ZOO has
Increased 90 seven members the biz
tanks In which they reside are sought
out by great numbers of visitors. and
especially az Z o'clock each afternoon
the crowds gather around 90 see Keep
er Gclgcr perform with bis pets AZ
that hour the keeper comes out with a
bucket of nsh To- his hand. tro,a alons
"a plank over the surface OF the water
10 a mound ui rocks In the center OF
the tank and assumes a heroic pose on
TOP Of the cmincncC Then with an In
troductory bow 20 the audience he
whistles 20 the seals and distributes the
nsh The seals cluster about him al
the base of the mound In a picturesque
group aud reach up their heads 20 re-.
celye the food. which be- deity losses
down their yawnlng mouths, II the
Gsh 20 In head first they are gulped
down with an avidliy that would put
,ho patron Of an Eighth street lunch
counter 10 shame. but u by chance they
strike the other way about the scales
are apt to catch In the rough upper sur
/ face % the seals mouth and cause mo-
mcntayy choking When the ash arr
tossed into the water and have TO b,
dlved Tor the seals never make a mis-
take bat invariably swallow them n,
right way. Philadelphia Record.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05
Egyptian. Embalmcd Awe

Professor Masporo. the renowned
Egyptologist. is authority for the state
ment that among the royal mummies
unhandagcd IN 1866 was one Of a
young man who had evidently been
embalmcd alive. The body had been
tightly bound In three places and then
coated with bitumcn. lime and pound
ed resin. and then wound from head
10 foot with bandagos which had been
soaked In some glutinoua preparation.
The agonlIed expression Of the face
and other evidences gave the scientistl
their clew. His age was probably
about %. The gold ornaments on hil
body indicated that he was one OF high
rank and likely the victim Of soma
terrible tragedy,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

federal chief magistrate. In defense
Of the republican constitution, Gen.
Crespo headed an instruction against
an executive whom he regarded as
usurper. but this movement was I'M
successful. and Roias Paul was left In
control Of the Caracas government
In 1892 Gen. Crespo organized a reyo-
luton against Palacio. then president
occupied Caracas. and soon aiterSard
was himself elected president The
ex-dlctator Guxnan Blanco. was sent
10 Europe as minister 10 France and
England IN 1884 and continued 20 dis
charge that function for a number OF
years. but since the rebellion Of '92 he
has not represented Venezuela or re-
turned 10 Il. Il Is said OF President
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05
An Etcr.. Of Faith.

Presiding Elder toxaminiag appli.
cant Tor church membership Does
40 hclectc dat Jonah swallercd dc
whales
Applicant ldcyoutlyl-l mttlngly
does. deacon,
Presiding Elicr-Docs yo' hclcobt
DAT Goliath killed Dnyld9
Applicant-Oh. rs positive shuah Oh
u. deacon.
Presiding Elder Does yo' beleob,
dat de- lions ate David and lat an as
slew Samson vii De jawbone OBJ a Phil
lslincs
Applicant -Yais, deacon, OATS gospel
trufe.
Presiding Elder-Oofl Yo' mus be-
leebe iais opposite TO ev'yting de bible
sails. den Yo's wuss dan a hertic an
yo' kalnt line dis var church nohow
-Harpor's Bazaar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

NE well spent and good deeds done.
This grand old man richly deserves all
the honor thus given him and more.
His life has been given to educa-
lion, and II the biblical promise that
those who teach others shall shine
like stars for all eternity" have more
In Il than beauty and subllmlty OF Inn
agery. Henry Barnards Immortality is
certain. Not only has he taught 9th
ers. but he has taught others how TO
teach. which constitutes an element OF
the elements Of education that Is be-
coming known and appreciated the
more the life work OF Henry Barnard
Is coming 10 be understood. Eighty
SIX years Is long time. Here is a
man who for forty-seyen years has been
a power In American education. HIS
influence has been so widely extensive
that lis effects are 10 be In no wise
commensurately known. He was born
on Jan. 20. 1871. In Hartford. HIS
family belongs to old Connecticut
stock. and Mr. Barnard is In every way
thorough American Until he was
~ years old he attended the common
schools Of Hartford. and then he was
sent TO an academy Al Monson. Mass.
and completed his preparatory eduea-
ton under the care OF private tutoi
at the Hopkins grammar school In
Hartford. Il was In 1926 that he en-
tered Yale.
The career which had been laid oul
for Mr.. Barnard was that OF the law
He studied law. but his mind did no
turn 10 II with spontanelty. His spon
taneous desire was 10 be an educator
And only In bis college life he planne'
career for hlmseli which he hope'
would tend to enlarge and benefit tn
institutions OF his country. lie mad
up his mind that he would interes
himself IN education and do what h
could for the advancement Of the com
mon schools In the United States.
when he left Yale he took up IN
, study OF law and was admitted to Oh
bar In 1885. But he did not practie'
He had mapped out his life work an
2 20 the accomplishment OF those plan
s he gave up his entire attention. II
n further the purpose he had fixed as hi
q ideal he decided be would visit Europe
and. as was the fashion In those day
be made tour Of the principal couu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05
CHINESE PAoopA.

one Of the Most striking BulidlnEs In
the "Tiowery Kingdom"
The most striking buildings In China
are the taporlng towers known as pa
godas. These are OF brick. covered
with marble. or most generally with
glazed tiles: and are built In stories.
one over the other from three. four.
or Ave. to a. many as nine In number.
Each story IL reduced In width. and
has a gallery round Il. The roofs are
hollow or sagglng and project a great
deal. the corners being turned up
sharply. On these light bells are sus-
pended which make a constant ring
ing when the wind blows. The roofs
are covered with glazed tiles OF various
colors. and the summit ornamented
with a species OF splrc and hnial The
most celebrated OF these buildings was
that known as the porcelain tower OF
Marking. II had nine stories, and was
about two hundred feet high. exclusive
OF the iron spire. - each angle was a
bell. making seyonty-two In all: and
there we're eight chains hanging from
the TOP OF the final TO the angles OF the
splrc. and carrying nine bells each, or
seyonty.two more. This celebrated
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05
nnelar aud Patient.

There Is mutual obligation exlstlnE
between doctor and patient The lattA
expects prompt and eficien, service, n
The sacrifice OF convenience. social en-
earements and, u necessary. OF comfort
and health. on the part Of the former.
on the other hand. prompt and full
rayment OF financial obligations and
The consideration OF his comfort. con-
ycniencc and recreation when emer-
ecneles do not prevent are the rights OF
the physician. The following "don'ts"
arc given. Don't choose an intemper-
ate physician; don't choose one who
has not the respect OF his colleagues:
don't tolerate one who Is constantly
singing mud az his brethren; don't be-
lIeyo the claims Of one who has TO hire
hall or a column IN a newspaper that
the world may learn OF bis triumph:
don't choose the man who g. ultra.pro.
tcsslonal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

aHd from being an object Of almost /
universal aversion and suspicion, bids |
fair TO become a popular hero. The |
particular dog that has brought about /
this important state Of affairs Is the |
property Of CITY Coucllman H. Bun
gay. Of Spokane. Wash. says the ST.
Louis Globe-Dcmocrat Pat Is the
name Of the clever animal. There Is
nothing particularly attractive In his
appearance. His lower Jaw has that
same ugly appearance that has preju-
diced the public minds against animals
OF this class. Il IL Pats jaw. however.
that has gained him fame. Mr. Bun
gay has n store in Spokane. and IN
front Of his place Of business. when
ever the weather would permit. Pat
has been IN the habit Of taking up hla
station. Ills original task was to guard
the store from all the nuisances that
walked IN that direction. and In this
capacity he has long been unequaled
Mr. Bungay has spent no little time
In teaching him that when a horse and
buggy were left IN front OF the store
II was the intention 10 have them re-
main there until the person who left
them returned and took possession.
Several times horses which have been
temporarily stationed In front OF the
store have taken the notion 10 wander
On. Each time Pat has interposed an
objection that always had weight. Tor
he IL stocky dog and weighs a good
deal more than his looks would lead
one to think. The climax In Pats ca
reer came a few days ago. when. as
be was lying on the steps Of the store
apparently sleeping peacefully a horse
and buggy came dashing down the
street AZ tremendous pace The bug
~ was empty. for the horse had
broken his hitching strap. which was
swinging wildly In the air as the fright
eaed animal tore down spragle street
Pat comprchcnded the situation at O
glance As the horse ncarcl the Bun.
gay store Pat gathered himself TO.
gethor on the sidewalk ani waited. 4
moment later the spectators saw O
white dog swinging IN an direction.
NJ the end OF that portion 20 the hitch
INK strap which remained attached Q,
the horse. For a few seconds the horsD
aid not seem 90 mind the animal tha
chung like grim death TO the hltchin.
strap. Pat would swing wide OF th
horse and up Ia the air. aud then com
down with n thud that made the PEG
pie who heard Il sorry for him. Ever
time he came down. however. h
braccd himself and gave the horse
head a vigorous pull The results q
Pats methods was that within com
paratiyely short distance the runawa
was brought 10 a standstlll The dos
rather scratched and a good dea
bruised. sat calmly down by the foam
Ing horse. pulling the strap AZ inter
walls. as u 10 say: You might Just a
well stop FIRST rs last when ! get hol
oi the strap" OF course. there wer
sny quantity Of men ready 10 hold IN
horse after Pat stopped Il. althoug
none Of them had exhibited the lca'
inclination 90 set In is way while
vas on the run.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

tries OF the continent on foot. lie
iourneyed through England. Scotland,
France and Switzerland. studying the
social. political and municipal condl-
tlons OF the people and adding con
stantly to his store Of knowledge.
While abroad he met many noted men
and became intimate with some OF
them. Among those with whom he cul-
tlyated a warm friendship were Carlyle,
Lord Broughlm. the poet Wordsworth,
Pestaloz8l. and DE Quincy. On his
return TO the United States he was
elected representative Of the Connee-
tlcut legislature. and In 1888 he intro
duced a bin into the legislature con-
cernlng education When this blu
passed Or Barnard was rendered and
accepted the position Of secretary OF
the state board OF school commission
ers. which had been created by his bill
After holding this position for four
Years he undertook. at the rcques, Of
Gov. Seward Of New York, a course Of
lectures throughout the country In
order to awaken interest In the new
idea OF education OF which Oh was the
father.
In iSiS Dr. Barnard was appointed
state superintendent Of education OF
Rhode Island following the passage OF
a law which he had drawn. Horace
Mann. his most potent co-worker. said
OF DR.. Barnard: "His Rhode Island
work Il the creates, legacy yet left to
American educators" In iS5s Dr.
Barnard went west and accepted the
position Of president OF the university
Of Wisconsin for a number OF years
lie was forced 10 abandon I, because OF
m health. In 1856 he began the publ
cation OF the American Journal OF Ed
ucatlon. which ne conducted for two
years. This position he gave up to
take the chancellorshlp Of the big vest
ern university. But the volumes made
up Of the journal while he was lie con-
ductor comprehend the beat education
q literature Of an countries Of the past
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

Intercourse with our fellows carries
with Il never-ialling possibilities OF
growth for ourselves. We are In a
world OF persons TO learn the interest
which attaches 20 them, and 10 escape
out OF ourselves In our intercourse with
them. Duty doing toward others Is
hard until we realize that they are be-
lnrs OF the same nature with "a. with
the same sorrows as ourselves. and
thus learn TO put ourselves into their
place. and to make for them all the
allowances We fairly could ask for our
selves. by such exercise OF sympathy
we come TO love them, and to love
the God who brought them and our
selves into being. Those who do not
re, beneath the surface OF human life
and and In other men the objects Of a
true affection are missing one OF the
greatest goods that earth has to Offer.