The Sentinel, 1881-12-09, Page 1VOL. V131-48.
LUOKNOW, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, DEPEMBER 9
1881,
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VVI[OLE No,
.11•11111/IMRSIL/WISNEfil
_LEGAL.
ff.1.1_IIT.4101.1TRAVER.
1114 -Attorney-at-Lew Solicitor in Chart--
•,..,ctrtvc..vancer Office next door to
.4.•-•he.POst _Office, Luclitiow, Ont.- . 318
) 4 f
A. MAePlIERSON, AmouNEY, Sonci-
,,a: tor, (1,:c., Queen Street. Kineardine. :
\ARRO & PRO UDFOOT, .
Barrister4 Solicitors, &c., Goderigh,.
eaueow mt. itouDE110.r.
TAMES.SOMEIWILLIK,7
' CoNvEvatiOsit. -
1:1Ioney to loan on easy terms ongeal,Illatate.
Valtuetor for Trust.and Loan Oe. ltf
AXTON, Conveyancer, Commis
ioner in 13. R., ete...F, Money: to
ioln at 6 per ,cent. straigt ietereet. Valua-
tor fforThe Landed_ Banlcing Co. t
• KINIOUGH I'. Q.
FREDERICK 'ROGERS,.
(listed Teesivater.).:
Ila rister-at La%-, Attoiner, Sidiator in
-C acery, Coliveyaneer,J.ItO.-, Etc.
}
1 : orrfor. i _.
Ilasou's Bledit : .• *f.N. ', GlIA:31,, 44
I, . , , i
T.
kr Setitt!Sllank. .
y amount ot funds to lean..
* .
,A RD.
"fl- W. G. MErER, BARRIST.KRL
• If . will be at Lucknow on every ,Wedues--
in eaela week!`t'ritil-• the BranOlt Mee. is
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I) a. MACKIE% •
RA.Db. -..TE of the University of Toronto,
Physicleh Surgeon, ttc., ()ace- CalK" • 114gler. the (non d
p.p.st., opposite:the hal*. In, efO3a the Dr. is and _has feereee
1n:the-office. call at the Lueknow _
Well, Mr. E to
. has been t atlleen
GENERAL.
probably before lo
yy.....o.lawW.••••••••••t
VO-111111TIVIeeiTION-.4.1•
ITora—We wish it to be distinctly und,erelood.
that we do liot ho(c or reelrearesponetbri for .
the uieros 'expreagittb4 correspoildents—tp.
-latadleittoler Prblic $`61tool.
Zb e Edaor of ljke -8erainel,
.* DELII SIR, have - noticetj- in the
, hest few, issues 4f yotte • Valnable , paper
eomurnuuaticn in regard to eiir Luck
now School, aid" tho tetepayers of
the echool seeti rt are etivited to give
their opinion ox t}4 _point now ender
diseusSion, 1 nqw asTet ratepayer, . take.
the opportuxity of giving my opinion,
and the oi 1nirnI of 4tEtti, and -1 shall
aveld all perso ah 1,eS. •I do net . wish
to enter into art • c fseussion whatever
on , the conntiu ie ions already past,
but I shall ju t t e thedoctor 'S last
sacrittde . into ons deration,. which I
consider, Mr.. I , the One half of it
not worthy A ceitt Your valuable
paper, And bfor. preCeeding further;
Mr. ' Editor, t tay state that 1 ate on
friendly: terme w h the .-doetore Mr,
Priest, and all het restees;bitt I think..
'Me. Editor,.1ti oty folly for the doe:
for to attempt t 4 aw. the .wool over
the eyee ot t ubhc in the way he
has -been tryiipg to 'do. Now Mr
Editor, the dec4or o egins first by"Stiying
that he 7 has la ed that Parent is a
Mityistereof the to eel, and is a (8, 4,)
...plitnie.) of Patent,
his stored callings.
think -the doctor
sit formed, he. shad
'4,- find. 'efut neiredis:
tinetty who Paren. as, and if he Wesa
inittiater of the eespel 1 cennot see
wherein he has fprgotten his ktierfick
callings,Parent has written nothing thait
t can see out of he way, he has only:
written on the poi tt wider dismission,'
()NEV. TO 1.4.IND on, easy terms of
payinteat. Apply to • • • . • -
I JOHN COOKE, Agent, Dungannoit:
• :4711 -us. r..-Ntrt,t, .
gr /- Provincial Laud Surveydr, Valuator be
. --, .
- ..1.9ad A.k,,ent Offiee.over Eadie's Drug Ste
Woehani, Ont. All (trams by mail will re- --
prompt attention. . - - :I and has not one tack for the plat four
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years. berripenng and ruffling unold dis•-
t Cattitingitaitt,
. _,, , • ..p#es, such-. as: w see in the clectOr's
.. . .
. fitSarali.Ce -Agent, laet com'rninicatio4 that is Of no i belie:
.0....,Gfielfik fit 4or the.pul!lic to h'
aat as it. haw all
......- been heard - once "
-gait' that the LUC
from the beginning, end giving such -a
Long ptoefs on (something, any:
thing, but nothing -particular.). Now;
Mr. Editor, we would. like to have Mr,
Priest's explanation of theSe chargeteand
give his supporters a fair and cleat un:
derstaudieg of those charges, and hope
that he Bha4 discuss the -point at ,issue,
and. to not do --its -erten* other hinuble
servant, Di. -Macerininiore 'Wander
about giving proofs good for -nothing-
but trying to ht his opPonent his
other Worldly callings . If he is ' not a
doctor Or teacher by ptofesiiim that is,
noereasen. Why he should be tree -tett by
the doetor disrespectfully. Now Mr.
Editot thanking you for your , valuable
space utla cottrtesy.I.. shall nosi_pionitse
that, le shall write no :more on this -• sub:
jitet. }loping to see the. ratepayers• all
.express theinselves on this subject,eis it
is certainly of benefit to the scitool seee
bon .am1not- go into inkslifiging:slancie
er as the public- dons :wish tohearit..
I shall now drat,' to a close Mr Editor
an,, dear sir yours truly,
AN 0/33 ERVE
To the Editor Of the. &said.. -
Dien your lad. weeks issue of the
-ScinNEF.appeare. another letter (No. 3) from
John. wqlker--which purports to be an .answer
- myreply " Pareat'd".letter . a former
issue. - Mr. Walker haS evidently undertaken.
tide task eitherto.cover up "Parent'S" iguom-
ittions retreat or because he believes hifittielf
to mere mealy And. better qualified for it;
as heltvcnild not " accent a Position for which
he is netqualified." :lie makes. a, feable effort
to deny the correctness of -my statements by
saying that the:pupils queStion attanded
Luekn-imSeltool. only as 4, reviee, romr..1In
order therefoze to be able to State • erutlifullY
how the matter stands.' I took the trouble to
' look the register go and 1 -find is follows'i-j-
Merdoch .McLean entered Luckftow bdiool
April fitli, 1.878-1_ . in July, .1879-, took third
lass, July,_ 1889, passed the interniediate;-•
two years and three mouths after entering
Lucknow John_ :Archibald entered
Lucknow Sohn], July fith,.1879, in- the fourth
befute. Parent haa
EXTISTRY. ;T. S.
JEROME, Lieentiate of --oow pdpila haye
Dental Surgery, has re-
. novett ft,A-VinOlam, -i.;fliere he will carry 'on
the dentistry business ; bat he. would. lieg to-
-inforth his.patrons that he will visit Lucknow
ati the first Monday and 'Tuesday, and also on
the third Monday anti Tuesday of each. nfnirtth
. 'co at Pascoe's Hotel. ' 15, .
, 0 . •
I dLight. Lodge-
‘1-0. 184.
11 F
Meets the Thursday-
onor beforefullircootr,
• tf each mon-that 8,
• ren cordiallyinv-ited.
R. L. HUNTER,
DoITGATID 3.1-OlCINNOIsT, W. M. Seoretary
i;.13-CliNOW - 1 a
LODGE , - .
No 112 ar
-Me efs.every Friday evening at 8 o'CloCk; in
her HaIl, Campbell-st. All brethren cor-
dially invited.
- i• WM. CONNE1.1.- :Secretary.
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on the First and Third Mondays in every
menth„.at 7-.3o, P. :n., in Tempereace, Hall..
' I lkethren will please attend. : • •
• ALE -Y -MAnINTYRE XS- '
.. - - , - 2, ,-
_ .
. .
5 . _ pies sent free. Address
to $20 per layithOmfr.- 81.1U1.,
. . 8 -1.1.1g8OR & CO, Portland ,- Maine.
ver,-
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Sherwood .q()Urt
0.0. F,. Nos 50
, Ltiektiovf di- - -ONT.
Editor, ray'opinion iii-eitp ply- this in -re-
gard to this - point if Mr. Priest has
' been teaching slang 'in our public
i'3,
.school, I think th. n it has gertataly a
right: to eoine out, iiblicly , to the - par:
*emits Of the section„ and if he. has. . been
doing Ins duty hal does not need to be
ashamed of seeing thein go into the pub;
lio press, and I think their is Very : few
parents ln-the.see ion but 'What 'would
= be glad to hear of, uth teaching stopped
. at as early a date possible, as :child:
ren -are quick eno gh at learaing slang,.
Now, Mr. Editor, one. more - charge I
As intim pact, stili keeps:on hand alarge and shall draw the attentinu. . of . the public
to, and if ,it be true if' Still eoeftfyitt tat:.
DEAR is rather encouraue-
, ,
qng to think that thoUgh -clergymen
have disgraced our high and honorable
And have dishonored the
"ntastet"- "profess" to "serve,"
and the,peOple who luta borne with us
beeanse.tit .their.nieeknees,-
-and very great :forbearance, have had •
such; lights as :the 'chairman:Of . the.
Lucknow Scheel -and hia
coadjutor tos, eoihnd the 44ffn;.and to
atand:On the walla' by the -iray of the
'gate, 1 and hold up their. placard clearly
written in large letters, lettere.ot geld;
(a 1 little -.ironical): letters that 1 ilante
.because of_ the "message they bear. "SO
fail' of love.. to the citizens._ for whoa
protection, - education, tntellectaptay:
*Orally ;_theye 'live SO
unsellishly., -Though. in the opinion Of
some, One. charges : enough for his pt, .s
_and powders, and the _Other has 1.200
at leatit, more for his -sereiccs,--jthen a -
second. class teacher igrade should •
have. It is 143alty amazing that neith-
er erigel nor rash. nor fallen-. -spirit, • has
been able- to expose those "Hypocrites
Asses 1 -Gigentic. tiara 1 -Aituperativee
Slatidereis leilthy Dugs!
in the 'mire 1: • Those ,Stidases ,
ivho betray With -it -like' end have. never ,
:heel' detected; bean thotte-ferty- years _
: have gene uncestieated by: church and
.eitite; - and Yet those'. defilore•e_are- still
accredited minittets .of.the-.-two largeet
Protestant • deno natiens- da.mel
turner he that 'Parent' e
-Presbyterian tninteter . in the .DOmin7-
ion; and as high a- -Moral. .standing -(if-
---stittistici be correct) - at -there. is und.ar
the sun "This ie all passing strange."
Fur forty _ .1peg years they never had to
appear before a church tcourt, -never
had the wand; the., Staff of Office laid
, • . ' .
nininCe theniselyeeligieter than.- -v..4nity.-.:
Yeu-Can eaisily iniagiee that .,yoti• ---,see,: :
a -man *strutting, with - a :pate nate .' ale -••
among -the, teacher, Who 'are Mere: than
his equal., -and., With .4* wave : (if' ihia -
b-omd and 'With a sthirli,"- Whieh iss.'tall.- -
. -
kid:II:Mit: 1:k.- --itt,ing. "I -ain 'potlatch of- :
411 :ourvey...i) .. `•-"These are my helpers,?7 • .
without..deigning-even to mention their
nein& ::"Tirliat- -a:J./Oz./rid& for a pthit- of -
.. . : • : . . • ...
it see0d. ela,48. eereilmaie.- - New -; ,14..r.
Editor ([had. well nigh said dear editei) ..
I have A feve:sliggeitiints;eif :Cart l'ed otit-.
:by the 'chair:Man-and his Sereant,; :they-
-.n:104 distingeish.themeelvs. for life. The. '
.fiest ., is that. they .ouretuli ' - ibrokoiett -
iatalticItctinerit-egainat . the erotic :- and
send it: down O the . proper ' :e, nth eri tiee - -
next -. (Tune. .. Let .the ., Ohairnian toiken ,.
officer .0f.the4411aw,:and as_ a -Viridie .
cator of the ge_Credeess „and perity- of
--the " .chtnth.). by: - .411.--Me-atte- ' ernleeere- r tbz'-_-..
secure a seat in theiassenabli withent -
portfolio, and..having. obtained, :Er.: place: .
-for _hitnielt:-- May in deffereieceto his -- - '
_ rg_ standing, and the:deep interestle ..:
• : . - - -
takes -in n2at tors- Of, -Buell; 44et iiii-por,
:twice to the asseitibly,: even the _proteo, -
tioti ofetheir : honor. - 11e- zloty :be, able
-,to Secure -a,•ettti.pg• for. -"his. :aeon neesis, .-
the diatinguiebed--anii -gentleUianly.ni4-,. --
ler of titer - pUblie " echoel; font: be Ors
both of yon . that. .yon..: be - prepared .,.:b5 :1 -
-.present : th:oee - diatinguiehing: ar tidlyS _
that you.: h.ave . written,. in deferme :
'of . your - -;_offica, and ..-ticerineetion- of --
-.those 'whonr ynn-have so "aa,tieftOrilyi '.
- castigsetl.r • ' -:-Those..litsraty,- ci;:refully.::,. '
-:written, transparent prodeetieoe, ,_they. '
tilihi:(1,1e8:4it?C:lje3rt '•Scettilltt 170. -"end. :4,- 7retifi°11-raeTan''d4ttrifil°:‘:.-: -
:etninetit writer -• and then it le taw° t-
der.tni4.-thnt_tk,*::-. tio.Orieries in .80 good- •-
. .
a Canso :Will - -easily' held their: own; ,
altlioulth tht.i.i.e --:.COUr- htiodtt-4 Lhiw'p.,..irs
-.0iinitiIer8,) -1.184 be all egainet.thein at -
,..ttie.::otitset-,... They.' will eAirteinly "I' -
need in. ekpelling this -notoriOna, reek: .
'end Serving: and meat IleSoma : Ma 4 If oin,
. the ho Ore ble.... phi'ce he' - lio 4,- -:ooOtipipe-.
(it if - all thi4. igi -to6 -nine b .- troll ble, just. :
-rest,awhile,.take breath, .and then selie ._
yeni staff of :office. and lay On. 1)0 not:-
- ... . , , - . . - . • -..
'let the old . -waifs t,yiticing-=_intireidatee:,
-.till- yen have drive nehirti---tipenehis-. ton--:-.
orable•_-:pecteletnl,. • and. ..if 'bee' will - net i
then attend to -.1tie-pipper: calling, :and:
orders, --ieroot., oto fof these 'pi Elate: in -use:
in the. :dark: (tips; -Aric,I.. then -., to -y our
-
staves ya-men Of: officee:and - drive.. the
IhypoceitenpAnd'eneke a pillareiaint
. comeeiu.e, ... castigate-d9n, but
t_ h.. iiite4trie so-Qtohaot one
, Iine:agy, _141It4--,
ay.es. 'cloe,41 rn'ir---perfect.-- oblivion to all;
earthly:.thiege; ,' end'. _face :eky War ); ho
- juiy -14,*ir inetildle .-with earthly i things„,:-
.bUt even " tie thel;aieknote School hOuse,..-
-Xx... Editore you,-Itrill'IileaS pardon -in .
re9s
its•fa. , lir or pupil. :: Oh fes! 'drive
hi- --:-so- into-hi:rnaelt Viet_ tbe - eV :,ti
babes rcaj_ never reach :Es: ,ear... ...N.nly
-
departurefromthe-T-StibjeCt this -onee,e...,
ebecenste you - know the -old adage: - is seal- '
_. 'true,. -... that :: '" Bad • ,c-Onneeny , :ccrtuitt
- -,_ietauriersi" .and -"A ,little'nonsenee„n: '
7 4114. #.100 is relehe'cl. by -the. wisest riiii4.
- :Be eUre-I: -wi-R- endeavor 1 . in. ftiture ,r
- - stick. ti Iliy-tekt as best 1
MR. W. •IC:',ci..
" • .. •• , .
class, was promoted to fife). June 3fithi eame- di'iwtt 'hardly or softly f.or; nnmoralay,,
year ; obtained 2nd July 1880-,
Mv.thers entered& pe 8th, 1879, paseed inter
.mediate in July, 1880.- -If putil attended
any klighSeheol naenthe, aud rs.sucCeesful
:in -passing that Schoollets the erecht as well
'as the Gov: grant. I'leave the public to judge
as to Which school .is . entitled to.
the eiedat of -those • boys. : re-
ference to the two:: pupils thet obtained 45,
• per cent.; and 50 per cent tespectively, at .:the ,
failed this yesaewh on sorrylo. say late inteemediate. I etated what. was true, JOCII:8 WS° feene t.118.gaalp-n8 they rinceffa,_
too tree," .and. 'ehella&also_made_ the_ caanzdalargPedailt slaty"aintd.;'.
hut JOhn -Walker stated
John Walkeror"l!arent" .:60neath...eneh blow of the: efacea eta ,
&nage:Alen that a e,`-eecind Claes, portal:: as fell On th6ii-Uni.)rotectet.1Shouhlers.
of any name till those giants of the
staff -come down - theireepeot7ohl
backs; ,eo braced were theybymoral
=fieling and .leve of ditty, that they. had
not -the least cpinpurettioeee'-thougli" the
large tears rolled, rapidb- down theit,.
furrowed cheeks, and .their whitenhig
what was -untrue and that he Inuit have dime.
_so deliberlately. (See report_minititer of --_Edu:
eatiou 1879.page l74.,) appears -clear from the
fact that he quoted from the book- beforeldth. :
• As to the correctness of the 'herein
• set forth,as the -interested re.ader isreferred to.
edLool register report's stateraentai'etc„ in the
hands of the eblignig Secretary ofthe .fidard,.
It; -Graham,. Mel.. Having' thus -Shown that
J. :-.Walker isnot only incapable of stretching.
the truth to a:very dangerous length but alsol
of Making poeitive false .statealen ts,eyen when
quoting from a reliablesObree, the public Will
agree with me that the inference' - iti. only fair',
that hisehargett against the head- teacher of
the Lucknow -Seheol are to be taken -With a
grate...deal'ot latitude, and if they. Were sab
mittedtif all -• inipartial trial, they . would--- be
finind-Se wanting in truth --aza- hie statementa-
regardingthe Standing of the school,...‘fetliidal I
eidneation, theraltrainieft,andencial position,"
to the emitrary notwithstanding. lam tifirg,
--ect with. ha-vmg-used very strong 7 Iliitgllag6 to
- 0.01-knientki..-adrait'It(-aml-1*OuldTrather-
'do so a thousand tithes tban. -make. one. eon-
. teraptible insinuation:. ...'.ef -. ': a : personal
.
character - - over -a.- nciat de - pitinne,)•
'IAA- 1 bilve - done so to . show' the unepotless
, character of the mien- who have so inmerenion-.
ionsly and:Se• unjustly assailed the Standing et-
• our ,sahool, the .- fairness --and lioriesty;"ef the
trustees,: and the replete** of the teacher. If
.Mr. Walker or bisfriends- ;feel 'sore . over - the..
language applied tehie9,:helnight to remem-
ber that he made specical.partithilar- and . re-
peated uncomplimentary allusiens to me hefore,
I ever Mentioned that there iviestioh. a man:
Ile Might also ta•remeniberthatliathiew-clown
the geantled 'firet; selected :his ground, and 7
pained his Weapons, and he bas been fought
on his own ground with his own 'weapons, and
werfited in.the .tilt; -he bite!: nal.' thie An -blithe-
-but John Walker. I- , aut: alsn..charged with
haying -". trumpeted-: the. head :: teacher's
praises," . I haiie. net clone se, but I . belie- ile-
fendii"d- his ohrieeter: and the reputsfion‘ f our
c\
whim': when orroneouKand false -charges __*ere --
made againat hire; by designing -parties,1 and
while the head -teacher Whole a . painstaking,
eihergetic and hard weliting teacher, as well as
a" 'perfect dieeiplinarisai," (sett P. S. . '.i.. re-
port,) _continuee to inanage the school' nk. fu-
ture as he has done in tleivaithe-cen:al)vays
.,denencluptin. my -support. - T understand: the
difficulties teachershaee_to contend with, 1 -as I
ate " no-noviCe14 tlie art," and if John tink-
er had-apPlied himself it.s diligently :in trying
to iutprove:' matters as he he has-. in 'gathiieing:
scandal trona house- to house- , it kv.oulii. have
egnmenced in, a- nialidio tut- elArit. eolith* €1. in
I
been better for all parties.. -, •-• . _. - . '
-: That this eoritispontienee was *mailed Itor,-
'-the sarae, ..;unprofitable, unbiteristing,.1', en,
charitable, unedifying, and uncredita.ble - i•Will-
I think be,tlit.publio verdict, andler tliLlparti
1 have taken in it I have already: apologized. -
As there ::are a • nuniber of - whinmg, !leak-
kue.ecl wen in every community. wlmarereaily:
to eiabraee an opportunity like Oa, . to IRO-.
aomething at somettedy'S head,. over,w2no a de -
Apia .1 beg; respectfully tosaythat I -shalt pay
no.attentiOn to any stnemiono coerespandence„
or to enytliftie fuether frein- John - Welker
or anybody On hie behalf unteleas a guarantee"
Silreraelty,he appeada-a-7latiataCtery oeitifi-
e.gte.tbat to kistueef.- eitecatina,.. wow _frein:
big,. anCreocihk piiiith.O. :lt 'y0114180 forbid.aSsii
ke.'!1'4'm'. that41.W...
cdte of ten years standink is 'not a And' it is sad to be -*old that their -dear
qtalifle tion Lit for. ocr 'schoel and in My (no...Judas thiel suppose) has
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opinion it is not. But as the -Trustees not WO any better: "ThoSe- dirty.
has seep fit to inigage- Mr. ,Pytest fur
-another -term,. I Would say lei' Mr.
Priest teach the term in. quietness • and
in piece. Now, Ir. Editor, in regard
to the •charges - laid' against aur feacker
;they are tierioue..I not-geing4o. con -
Still any of the itatementa made by Mr.-
Walkey as he ia 'at hand we will let,
hitn, fight his Cit. battle-. But, Mr.
-Editor„Icannotesee-any of those- charges
contradicted, therefore this leaves the
impreeeion on the minds of the -public.
that they carry sane weight lwatlithem,
--The-tint charge that Lshallereferkta-
that of teaching slang. phrases'. Now,
Mr. Editor, Mr. Ptieet_ did . not deny
the charge -Now, MreiEtlitOr.," in .tuy
opluion this is very :wrung of Mr...Palest
to be guilty .of any such an Then
the doctor goes on' to say why' was this
not Submitted to F. Graharn,the bffioiai
—
THIS COMIT mmrs-
FLOKR Alm FEEP.
WALTER TRELEAVEN
superior stack of
EN g Gitlf)C E 11 I E
nel.uding- everything found in the laraer of a
goo(i-housekeeper. • He would alSo infornithe
oa lc, more letrticularl v- the farming comma -
that ha has engaged the services of
THOROUGH
ATu.t earry en theMilling busirtesa Witt/
renewed vigor; and by 'turning ontgooci gnats
ie. quick time, gain increaseAlt patronagefrcim
•
the piiblie. All kinds•ef _
fkA I PI 44,14 g -
constantly on bon&
, • • .
.(140.7 isgyertlipzikstfy raisf
dontradicted, and it • certainly is verae,
Wrong, that is using (pin confounded
begger.) Now, in the last eo min utticai "
don the .doctok goes- oe ..to 'justify Mr..
Prteatie condu:3t. Why - does the -doctor
not let iKr.- Priest' justify anti : _clear
.hiraaelf of the (Annie 11. 1)oes the doetor
su,pposeeM*Editor, that your reafiew
will af.leept his exicilau-Atipan.as'a sufficient
t
excuse fig' the tea her -eke doing I - If : ep
the dootor might as well ask our howls,
for a (obt,ball., -I really A T yieudor at .-the-
‘14-ensiaolino.wle4ging Mr. -Prissa error.
in not tteniiing the party home:tit I- they
i Were. Ott..46- couiply• with the schuot laws.
$1014, Pi 4,41414,4i,
WAWA- 0.0 b•
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beggers.;"---.1"untitlypersete,". :".affeete
'.alrS;',' •
'feet articulatiOn,n:land their-"indietinet
.utiteraneee,•!' have provoked... the
of:the-etaff„ that lieliad to, conie
deern On those: tinforttinate.:
filcolesi. Children- with.suck-force:es-_-.to
. entirely .--overpower their -self : coSirttel
AS to. MyStity.'..theirininds Eand fill tbeir
°yes. with teats, as to utterly -theta;
fOr any-. work. .11-e:pity.- that
MAR' dear children had - tiothearti:,tef:
P4tne like- Ihe:caettgater's4netteie
Siaelvau4-: -strong -erea-rey----,franteie.4 .
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their ayes 'May - neve.r with
watery . vapor, there hearts neverequake
with 'feat; ..and 'their .:braitisenever;hte
-Cotne exliainatedisie tbertnightptir,
-their studies tinnissistede perforui-.
:ing -.4ret work, tu-'sirclor that
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d
.at thel time they deighf. .e
lust ftirnieh..an oPpo eta n i tyfO7the Mao
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for, vauntingiy•proelaimiug his ei4:0-'
cy as a suecessfid. _teacher. :It :"1.$ _-
,unfortunateehildren.- that you ,-
-get- utoNi yourselves and'haye t43-/.kip6nd
soraetitnes two or three daVe -maiming
oVerettn--- .inistdirett teneetionten your
paper unhelperl and unpitied. Oh bow
bide it weuld • be if yiu could do all:
,yeur work: ealone, , and juiVkeep, this,
:pert'inan with floWing.beeed and :.flaSh,
-beg eye, merely for an ornatnent, tuid-to
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trip up and .deein stairs ,forealittle ex-
ercise, and to castigotu • de.
-not-nieet- ,his views -"setiglamterily
, - . , .
.'or it ideal. seem to be Ruch -e.njOyment
:ret..thia Mati to use the: -:wart0--
;seeing alined a .pity that slavery We's
ever abo1ih1 itt the United State,
or else the:neonle of -.1,itclaaW',inigbt
:Inetnelaid-a:pathetie'rectnest 'Aielote: the
:planters for a .petmaueut, Sittiatien as
driver : for them,: :and • -how be -.and hiE.$
twin 'brother . -would enje#,-- . it - wbii
they sawthoae fiuie hlaek-•_saen writbe
the wu -
With a fop-. on their: erainly.:. -broad
shoulders. tab! the. pleitientat-Ot -_"eattie
'he* enjoyable
It is.for tOrne ,Men to -harig out t. ted
- tape,- .unititi-.tb_ceeil, and -giTe all the
canvas; to-j-,tka hreetee,. ,'Whett -Okay: ige
• ni contpan44,40. that. an Of
Lucknow Public School...
13.8.1.1VRA'S I,t00/ft.
Nte names on the register, 43; a
age attendance, 38. _
MR. MIDDLETOE1,8 ROOM.
Nonames on the reeister, 31 •
age attendance,. SO.
Nc'
II,: t_Rfe: S4r eSp4:-"‘gRyi 0::::10 0.21_1
age attendance, 48.
158 1ILEN
No. of names_ on the
overage attendance, 43, -
- rus4 -ritaGoria .141IRRAY-S:.Be
No. names on the. regietere -6
age attendance, 51.- -
Teta), natnet uu regieter;-2.
average attendaece,"213......
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_Too- milueetrreark, Vutiotigbe°, -,et:spibr.egt,
that -unsurpassed reritedy for zeta"
eathnia, eronp, 8017-e thyoat,- end All,
plaints. lf you ..84±ter frotai.riegleete
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inirenf
ve.
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