The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle. — 1872-12-28 (Stourbridge, West Midlands, England)

PHYSICAL STRENGTH OF SAYACIES. the celebrated American author, on behalf of an Or. Compel the children to play Whether they will or no horizon of the blank desert of his future life. He de- than describe. The chief officer, Mr. --, wanted to 1 As se emaaaple of the wonderful strength exhibited by , but let them work if they like. Those who do like to, 'paired. His existence had become an insupportable leap overboord with a cord and swim ashore, pulling a , savages, the case of the Dyaks of Borneo,mayil,m,cired. ti:e. phanixe in the Harrow-road, Paddington, the history of • Work and do work, and learn their lemons well, ex- burden to him, and he resolved to be rid of it. Still he rope to land from the chip, but the surf was so wild of whom while on the march with some Engin hi Id re, x hil I led it in a very miexpected manner. The pat was a terwhich is noteworthy. The in. titution commenced by a I empt than from the neceeeity of pi yin shrank from casting the disgrace of suicide on • name, that we prevented him, since it would have been cer- d slippery hills, so Mat tire rible one op and down steep an ' Com - -a. I bl so la devised tam death. The first boat lowered was dashed to . , • lade taking charge of one pour little orphan ;by de- pel these who do notworkto play tforonghly well. borne, at home, by_ onoura e relations; e el I. tl ' • • C mese coolies who accompame the par y feet ace away gram other Millen joined in the good work, and now a At a boy's sole iol, for instance lot the boy who does not, a plan which would accomplish his PtisPales without pieces against the ship, and two salon were drowned. , coo rice, e,isl lastly sat down and wept like children. The Iby the award of hie preceptor, obtain a certain number creating suspicion of his baying had nucidalintentions. About half past 10 am, a boat with form men and an I Reebok sergeant, a veterm accustomed to hard marchmg goodly number of orphan giils are trained as servants, ! of" marks" for his P games, be liable to - ' h t d Over the crater of Popooatepeti hangs a dense cloud officer succeeded in reaching the shore safely, which gave both in Chino and India, broke down at the first hill, and debut the work 'punts znen , an ve another step under the load is becomiog to, great for the kind-hearted ; occasionally "sent ult. for the cane." Visit failure to of sulphureous vapour, w-hich issues in volumes from the us all Ouch courage that we began to entertain hopes of 1 cwliodreAti!reise.iiagitty.,tior! rit,iro.ke, who was in command of the ladies who have und,ojaoon it, and public aid is Bought. catch the cricket ha when there Is a chance, for depths of the abyss. Any new approach to the brink only the ship being lost, and none of the passengers or and prthesed him ' asked one of the Dyaks to carry the sergeant's burden, 1 refer to this orphol home because I keow that it is . instance, or any other deficiency ba due adroitness, of the crater pro noes a suffocating sensation on every remaining crew. Unfortunately one of the boats, with Part 3'• . man additional piece of tobacco. The man dome a work of thoroughly Christian e• arity, with a good " whacking." one who bas ascended so far. A &swat law the a dozen French and Italian paeseseers of second or . . was delighted with the proposal, and accepted It. He was ' In came of misconduct, set • boy instead of so many crater, therefore, was considered to be certain death, third elms, capsized after rotmding fele ship, said most already earrywins, food for three weeks, his while store .of The dearness of coal has led to • good deal of die "lines," the imposition of a certain number of addi- All this was well known to him, so he mentioned to of them were drowned. This was the only mishap. clothes, one t a reepotmei shorten ,tetwortowoeelyee-pound_ t, dgfe: amnion mto methods of economiring it. bt it sia ... tional hours of plisy, or particular games •so many of iris friends hia intention to have • trip up the moun- and perhaps through their own fault, being too eager • double-barrelled gnu ah d ,I, :1,,, eodetegeTweartoyerir 1,,,.. be hoped that it will lead to someth• ° ' a___ _,- -- --,. a" ' football, for example,' ' b ' d t • d h set cut for it. On the various slopes of to get to land. Ws got off first the woman and children and his own ',ease ewer,' en P• 6 I. or prisoocris Bre, or roun Pill, 810, an 0 u thel th lie incommoded wan this, that Mt staged whale o e mg more Prea'ma'• or stag-out, or marbles, or hopscotch. Or compel • the mountains are some villages of the aboriginal In- in four boats and two steam launches, one of the latter , sergeant's kit on his hack, aria walked off as cosily gs if the at gentleman (who Is one of those who do good by • juvenile delinquent to whip a top throughout a certain diens. From the lest of these he took two guides, being the property of a passenger for CALM, the other whole load were but a featlor weight stealth, and blush to find it fame) hail placed £5OO at ' extra time, and if he doesn't, whip him, with ropes and poles, and other articles need in the belonging to the chip. I got ashore myself m the fifth • • the disposal of the Society of Arts, d tb• • an IS society -_ I After a eufficient course of tbis 114 nd of discipline, the went" and so reached the summit. Here he ordered boat, and was able to loin my family and the other,