January 23, 1881 (4 pages)

¢ ° . Tt tristees feel they have mado S OL HO SC R in the hiring of a teacher, OU mistake , cript Trans The Daily a they are serviceable. ~~ WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. = 2 norman ee . IMPORTANT FACTS ABLY DISCUSSED. Jet them make the best of it for one term. Even a poor teacher, trying to do his best, with a little encour The Board z Congitgational Churen, in school ‘re generwl'y bid. Merit and. liberal terms were . er straggles ‘daily to redeem them . the pastor, Rev. J, i % band Satie «ciuea+ Ce wittlT cis’ AN “ine of home, H se theit decision. both” prime-factors in making up. from hereditary traite or the habits . in the evening eres children sliould be introduced to. ™US!c.” All are invited, agement will do something worth _ READERS AND LANGUAGE S208. . inaoual toil, tile runninga school for. If the Re a : cago wae -. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION, MARRIED, The State'must leave something —S Lodge, MACHINERY ication ball given upon the com J. L. Holt = ” da Nevads City, Jan 21 him privately and ‘censure, rearon change. ‘for patents to do, or it will turn itSener eetionstou ch, by bt °ith with, or advise him, without alarmtion are good. Their seript lessons’ self inside ont. Extremes. meet. Nevada City, Het Lotta Foot, ‘both ing the district, They shouwld—ex— start young children im penmanship. AL MATTERS. £ 6.0. ¥.,. 4 pect him to be temperate, industriearlier than heretofore. They steady Trades and occupations can not be series of reso utions were adopted, ‘The Pablic Schools as they are Now ousand prompt. They should not} their lessons now at the point ef taught at school, The State can’t Conducted—Needed €hanges, Hew a farm iL an thus fi:.ing. the stnnex re or Workshop to tach aud by Whom They Can-be Made—. dictate to him where ‘he ‘should peneil highly commeniliiig Jonathan Clarke ad pen eee a he eusnde ia [school. “Tt Gah'tprovide ka arity of. tention. Transerrbing the lessons is board, spend his money, nor find sevfor ing ~ “for his course in ‘preserv A Paper that Every Teacher, Parfault with hig religious or political a marked feature of the so-called boys with tools, .turning-lathes, maetal years and final'y donating to) ent and Pepil Shonld Read. —~ creed; [admire the grit of some of Quincy System, Ia the — middie terial to waste, and coMpetent o¥erStch an idea is born of wellorganizationa sum of money— = — the Series” has sup. seers our teachers, who have stood mangrades a **Lang meaning but shallow-minded theo— dedthe from planted. the lamet dry _gtammar; . 0 lized fully at some very unenviable posts, $500—rea about hey look at the State as an Technical Grammar, #scientific exrists. [Writtes for the Daity Tranacrivt by Jom. Oustamah THE DAI op which there was a formal “chips of the'old block.” The teach= only Sunday, January 23, 1881. he ip cae = , — reed trustees, ——s to, eg) Jind. teacher in faults i Se "an the mest Conspicuolle . hi EDUCATION. = LOCAL AND NATIONAL piiment. ss that may be amended, let them go to : t. i Neat lous =i Their comtents and yrada ee At thé last regular meeting of it by dint of hard tefl. Bad and lazy was . imited toa choice between those shildren ‘days vin, ‘Another¢ in the Stipet -@scar Mal big ‘Ypeducti: qt the Bay ¢ term of 69: gent ep fer: AT THE tendent of T. Wickes, Superin SANITARY MEASURES. _ . Public . : eof themselves, with. of Odd Fellows Hall, and-. ~ schools of NevadaCounty.1~ pletion miracalous ineans at its di ft to the highest grade.— “Swin : = = to them, abstracinterest on the same, A copy of Totke teach 1a%: ics is Pane r ®me mere +e and friends of e&~ . more concern forthe iealth of those ten'sWerd_ Book,” withen-admira. Taation ers _.*_the resolutions. was_ordered made . naation,some facts in my official. dewho are-in-scheol we can) this, do can’t we If tion. . and terms useful of vocabulary s large part of the} ble the schools sich “sciéntes as e, partment may be suggestive: and? ~~ dnd placed in a-beautifut-fram ~~“w committee consisting of S. A. abbreviations, classified, fills in a . teach in . ‘time, Bad ventilation, unequal tem. language course; which, capped by . bave a bearing upon fietts’ of ‘labor, “Swinton’s High School Grammar and industrial callings. What the. bution of heat and light, poisonows. and Composition,” is continuous. Kindergarten. is to the public school, with heavy hoisting and e ker and A. R, Lard was appointed “The number of schest censas childrinking water, wet feet and clothes, The Geographies, arranged upon the wecan niake that school to the work~ rig. with his. shops, and the professions. We ccan to present the same to Mr: Clarke, dren in the county i5,090. “The cause many of the. derangements of topical plan, diversified 10-inch Engine, 20-ineh stroke, visit. tery, correlate with the History, ar— . Cultivate _manual. expertness, an I have school In s the committee ré<{ number-of sckools;—as the basis of . the young: _ ="Friday. evening } New, Complete Hoisting and Py ' oJ, the teachers have been so absorb. ranged upon the same plan,aad illus. ‘ ing tig consisting of -2 19599 mp ——--paired~to his residence and-carried fapportionment, is 82, The number ed-in ; the reeiitetion of classes that I b oedtwith maps__oorresponsivelyy THE IDEAL OF THE STATE, is 78, with 80 have had to call for the building up The “Physiology” and ‘‘Revized out the programme, Mr. Buldnch of organized schools 5 gives, reels, bob, boiler 46 inchee by The State tries to meet the de=_ Balfinch, E. “< §TATISTICAL Hothersall, A. J . Par perature, cold drafts, unequal distri Praying making a highly complimentary and tenchers, of whom 41 are male and . of smouldering fires, the opening of . Physica” present natural science in The resi Plaia Ukat . rocks, anc teeit pistol 16 feet. ot the off ~gppropriate presentation speech.— 39 female. _ But 21 are married, an the windows at the top, the removal. an. attractive form, and give a zé8t . mandéot the times,_She wets her . A 8-in ch Engine, 16-inch strot of children roasting near the Stove . for widerresearch and more profound. ¢., 5, : y ’ trouble do “The recipient of the elegant toitinerant life not being favorable to or exposed to stealthy drafts, I have. study hereafter, We still use the ace agaiust a mere scholastic educa: with double hoist and ‘bob; fosler,, been obliged to call tor the cleaning old arithmetics. They were good in tion, She wants doers, arid not mere The Sou ken of the Lodge’s thanks was home or wedded life, 3612, pearl} new, She eae deenis it impefative: pe out of welis where the water was . theirday, but they are aot ap to the theorizers. : : ,. that the tr _ deeply. affected, and he responded ' QUALIFIVATIONS OF TEACHERS. poisoned. by fallen leaves. ~School. times. Kevised, they would do bet-. t@ prepare the rising getteration to ve 8-inch Hagine, 8x16, Revarj “on their te ina few remarks that were indicaLife diplomas are held by’ 15, State officers should see that the water} ter. The value of a so-called ‘‘shortenter upon a career in the agricttitt-4 e, with hoisting and pumysi ia aad Fordy _~ tive of his appreciation of the: sit-] State—educational diplomas by 1); which the children drink is free from . er course,” ¢ondensed, is not well ral,, mining, and ‘mechanic“arts, yet Boiler 36 inches by 12fee unachieved. It prescribes industrial having. tl _ uation, + -certificates of first grade by 31, and floating carrion-or. dectyed vegetable proven. A> child, in 8 or 10. years drawing, soimportantit modelitig, dematter, fruitful of the most virulenf. at school, will use up several books a 1 Portable Engine, 8x16, and boi. kind, Th 23 hold second grade certificates. fevers when transferred %o the living . anyhow, and xo money is saved in a signing, building, Sp veering, and Hoisting and: Pumping gear Employ Good Teachers. magneto b To subdue the et, Of thoze. actively employed, 19-have body. Childien should not sit at“shorter course.” Primary Arithmeskilled mechanism. nearly new, ~ “Phe “4c a collegiate education, 23 Northeir seats with wet. feet or c'dthes, 4 tics should embrace’ many--examples earth, to contro!, direct, and etonoie“ Americkn Iearaat of “Ede— had mize the natutal forces, to redeem in the fundamentals, to the answers 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16, boiler 4)” dag for the mal school training, and 25° have uptil the. blood becomes, chilled or cation, which is regarded as good stagnant. At the risk of--sotne sonof which the teacher holds the key. himself from slavish manual toil, is eertain ag been educatedoutside the State. fusion they should dry .at the stove, ‘An intermediate book should not ex-. the chief puravit of man, Hduacainches by 16 fect, __authority,has this to say about the -Grass-Ve'ley_and Nevada have-edufin stormy weather the ordinary re— ‘tend beyond decimals. Both should tion gives him new resources, The . best being the cheapest: ; cated, in whole or in part, 31; besides cesd. should be dispensed with and be supplemented by mental probiems. State feels obligated to sce that there . §-stamp mill, 850 pound ‘am. 2 5 aed are no more ‘‘Lost Arts.” She con Don’t try to get ‘something for many others ot actively employed, the childrem™ not be-s i It-can’t_be—done— trace out the wick of a child, and a. Serves the wisdom of the past, and Ad-etemp mill, 250 pout stan, . TS intherain. Parents should furnish Good things command a pfice in or who have drifted out elsewhere. their childrén transmits it, ‘With intetest, to the with rubbers to keep key weuld save time, ie The. Fr this world. If your area farmer and YEARLY COST OF THE COUNTY SCHOOLS, their feet dry. If they show care future. Hef servants should feel ter cylinder 6x12, ORAL AS AGAINST TEXT-BOOK TEACH-. alive to her duty and her ideal. your wheat is extra, it commands an_ reasonmay they children their for #boutup The current expenses foot Valley con 3 6-inch Cornish Pumps, Z ING, extra price. = : eS Se ; : performan {N¥LUENCR OF EDUCATION ON Na: The average time the ably expect it of the teacher. In If you have superior stock itcom$68,000. some. of the schools the scholars are It is often urged that eral should TIONAL GROWTH, : =" i Pampa, ~ Jong time mands an. extra price. : schools are maintained is rear 8} seated without regard to their stattreated take the place of text-book If your are a good School Directmonths per year. The salaries of ure, poring over their books in a largely Education enlarges the national : l Horn Pan and Settler, 3 : . or and you get a good teacher, he is 4 Michel Pans: ~ ° esthetical doubledap position. They briag an . ‘aching. It is too easily lost, The] jie, Ip unifies it. It distribntes worth more than a common ‘‘school the teachers range from $50 to $150, ; about its inclination_of the head up to the. book not only aids the child to pre-. i+, functions where most good can 3 Knox Pass, averaging about $72. The pay-roll . keeper.”Pay. them enough to sereading-@ -behold; and ___ eure the best talent,and to enable of the teachers last school year was debasing to the voice by a contrae=. upon,—butit-helpshim torecall-at+} be done, The National Government. ~ them to improve themselves as well $54,190. The salaries of teachers tion: of the vocal ligaments, with home what he has learned at school. should direct,—the integral States as the children. a8 of impressions divide the work. The benificent. chins so prone upon their breasts. The mind is a register So, too, of school supplies, Buy are steadily on the decline. A loss of the music of speech, stooprepeated. “Kindred objects kinpowers well hav. of theGeneral Administration . 35 feet S-imch column, newly the best. They are the most durGROWTH OF PIPULA% EDUCATION. ed shoulders and curvature of the dred thoughts inspire.” Books set should be amplified if tecesssry by mee. Lodge, Ni able, andin the end the “cheapest, I would .not impute this decline spine attends such instances, Physiin motien the automatic wheels of constitutional amendrnent. A conWater gates from 3 incches. to 2 represent. though they cost a trifle more to the mind, They stimulate the teachology is, taught in our schools, but atart with. In otlier words, don’t in salaries to the parsimony of the hygiene ‘should be practised. .-The er, who by hisadded culture weaves tralization = sectional rule, aristeinches, Bie which co. ivilege und corporate greed try to get something for nothiuy, peop'e, but: -to an enhanced supply eyes of the children are injured by. the threads of silver in their web of cratic } hh-inch Little Giant, seconion the 8 isto oe feared; but a centralizasimply because you occupy a pubofcandidates, owing te the: growing: cross—lights and-an unequal distribugold. Study, reflection, and illustretion of our best intelli ab the lic position. should go band in band. Aveiad helm of public affairs would bear distribution of popular education. tion of the light. Wherever easy, tion to. the Bu instead of having side-lights our extremes, Old time teachers gave co 59 the tide of progress. But ~ Tron Cars, and a variety of Mining The wisdom of the public would be A Pardon Secured. schools: should have sky-lights, letus a lesson, held the rod over us unwhile Implements. ead a8 order, wh we speculate, the mergement better shown, however, in choosing ting the luminous shower down from’ til_we recited it perfectly, and shed being accomplished. The law of eee ee cv oa the Governor Perkins having :pardén= the very best teachers from a more above upon the printed page; color little or no light upon it. Do we is our r.aticnal development is similar not go te the other extreme, do all blindness would not. thea be found ed Arty Smith, who had up te. Fri“ample supply, than in theif diminto ‘hat of organic life. “All advance the work, talk too much, while our ‘aere, from ‘a lower to a higher type, . _. day evening served sixteen of the -ishing the salaries. A collateral deso common, ‘children stretch and. gape? If we is marked by a gradual massing of fifty days for which he was sentenced mand for higher qualifications in T1E SCHOOL PROPERTY AND APPAtalk, it should be to some APPLY TO The pri: purpose. the nervous controlling power. First *) RATT. Paced to the County Jail on a charge of physicians, lawyers, judges, lecturWeshould pin our pupils dave to ee Jacai the coral, a multiple animal, a uni}' all. the . preparation, ‘aiid’ not give the mill fied colony, exhibiting life in many stealing $330, yesterday morning ers and divines, shows that asthe. Cabinets_are_needed__in : : : ’ Michell w more grist than it can grind, the boy Was released from custody ‘professions become crowded by’ our schools to. preserve the books and independent centres. “Next, the in— Nevada Foundry, Spring st, music wat sect, gathering the islands of nerve METHODS O¥ TEACLONG. aod departed on .thefstage for his educational systems, the public adapparatis. Outline maps, diction, a NEVADA CITY. j23+tt bers of th matter inte continents; or the rep: home at Washington. The pardon vances its standard, The plateau of aries, numeral frames and writing : foutest foi Scientific teaching visesset meth— tile, linking it in a chain of knots was granted onthe grounds ef the education, widening,’and being gradcharts’ are indispensible parts, -of . .ods to organize, discipline, secure along the spine. Then the mam— school furniture, ~ should be . United States Land Offlee,dB Oi 7 prisondr’s extreme youth. Although ually elevated, still lifts its promimade in every district to provide promptaess, awaken interest, fix atmals, converging it toward the head, . SAcRaMENTO, Cat, January 20, 1881. Grass Esq aatrong opposition to the pemalty nent peaks higher toward heaven, in the school. with improved desks, tention, and impart instraction in a until in man the brain becomes the ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN oe dgment of the highest governmenbeing lightened thus has recent.y the general movement, to stand as graded for the Various sizes of the schoni, he law prescribes ‘“Teachishereby given Nowe Heat tosh; time tal power. The analogy gives us Guette,Notice pupile—darable desks by all means. whose P.O. Address is Nevada Ci'y, ¥ “been manifested in certain quarters, landmarks of human aspiration and Common decency would see that ers’ Institutes,” where methods may the colonial government in the first Nine cou; pa county, Ca'ifornia, has filed his 1.0 there are some circumstances conthe irrepressible forces underneath, proper outhouses are built, and pre= be diseussed. Superintendents may type. Next, the~ confederated. tice of intention toffer final, proof in supthe cont compare them in school visitations, . Lastly, the constitutional —peviod, pect of tepelalen £7 S82 Nos 1-45u! and Th nected with the case that_perhaps _ATEENDANCE, : served in good order. Da one 08. Toy ship No. 17 North, Range Ne. .and prove which work the best. Our tending to the consolidated; cen‘ roe 34, t, Mount. jon eben se — Ot and J place the pardoning in the lightof a While the attendance in some -of to the ‘school property by parties teachers take educational literature ing the governmental power in a Pre-erapt’ claratory Statement No. ‘ outside may be checked by the citiwise step. He has received a severe the larger districts is good, we would and keep posted, hence we find no federal head, that sets through its 7113 filed in ma office on tne 14th day 2 Mullen a: . ,2.93 clubbing together. and. offering great diversity of -methoi in the May, 1873, and names the following as-n# Virginia lessop, and we hope his future course wish an improvement outside, Large a reward for integral limbs—the states, and de a. Se = iW For Sale Cheap} G G ALLAN P) the detection or canvicvn Mactng Peter Gore, L. Thompson, N. the whole body of Luehsinger, and M. Wichser, all of Nevada willdisplay that it had the proper children may be needed sometimes tion of the unknown offenders, Suck county. “A teacher of long and va-. — its leit ried augerience will vary his _metithe people. Iam not giving my po Cits, RB. O, Nevadacounty ; and that the vandalism has been arrested. by this effect. ne : to work at home, or in the field; but ede, to break mouotony, or answer to Visioal Views, but chiloniphiont ion 15th day of March, 1981, at’? o'clock AVM, means in other places, the conditions of diferent<schools. which are as apparent as the sun has been tied as the time, and th's office as often the advantages of a steady the place. ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. Alpha Mine. Those. who teach closely graded shining going school education are aot weigh! : TEXE Bogks, in the heavers. This gov‘McFarland & Farr, Atts. j3_ schools boast of their more symmeerning power shall be miade up of ed in the premises. District .trusIn an item about the Alpha mine tees and teachers will put forth moreThree Boards in this county chose tric training, it it is a question +he best material our educational inSuperior Court—No. 249. yesterday the types incorrectly stateffort to decrease the absences, when, text books. The books adopted in whether their pupils promoted to a stitutions cai Sale and Decree of Foreclosure. “elaborate ; unti) our Order-of ‘ed that 19 ounces of amalgam was as is probable, the apportionment of Grass Valley are almost ‘identical higher grade in another school-room national prestige everywhere conMICHAEL BD. MALONEY, and) as well prepared as those of a firms the triumph f of poular soverSARAH RALAUEY, Pitts. recently cleaned up for 12 working school mouwies will be based upon an with those chosen by the: Count are mixed school, who have had chances eignty, and the safety o. a system, average struck between the census Board. Uniformity "6 the whole shifts, when they should have sai voll and the daily attendance, Ow} ‘S{to hear the higher classes recite founded on equal opportunities to JOHN TAYLOR and county would have been : 9) ounces. The regular daily cleaniuytu eccentric timepieces in the caase our people amast better, bedaily. There may be a gaininredunall in a commonwealth of educaSARAH TAYLOR, Defts. byvirtue shift often SALE.—Underand HERIUFF’S up of amalgam at the Alpha is trom country districts sume. tardiness is arum ‘one part to another,“and this dancy at aloss of strength. For extion and of labor. As it iz only asa S of an order of sale anddecree of forecloThe vine looks ornamental, nation then that we can exert any sire, issued out of the Superior Court, in .unav, idable; but i the teacher ref might force a change 8 to 10 ounces.— Union. : ks. State ample: climbing the trellis-work, but the marked influence for good upon that and for Nevada County, State of Californis, laxes iu Vigilance, or shows Ll> least uniformity is Sa ppg oe It could wise gardener trims it toa stock, di—_—<> +2 —-— on the 20th day of January, 1881, in the inditlerenve here, it wii be fural to: he — best secured, however, whole hamanity of which we form an above entitled action, wherein Michael D, by an 2 Free Talks. that promptress thal shou'y mark anendmens~to the _Constitation,. verting what went to profuseness of integral part, our teachers,—servants Maloney: and Sarah. gene eea foliage, > ; to clusters of rapes Our of the nation, should bring themt it slow a the pupils of a Weli-d acipli ed school. empowering all-city and county suCol. Goulding will talk to” the lt ww ‘thesditt e foxes sprit the vines.’ perixtendeuts to learn, selveg in full sympathy with this ttaglor tor Scomn wre Hundred Say to meet in Convention girls display more'ambition Eight ($568.00) dollars, ether wi _ Shildren at the Methodist church tu»~ every four years at Sacramento to and show a higher average culture end. In their schools, in the teachHg seme $24.80, cad counsel fees alD&PORTM ENT, ‘than the boys. Their work is neat. aslopt séhool books for the State. ing of history, the review of patrilowed herein amounting to the sum of $75.0 _,. day, beginning at 1:30 o'clock P. “M. wn up,. etic literatare, the choice of Ameri. with interest thereon from the date of said The general deportment i tive Pavlishers could lay their: wares §eThe -boys shou'd, when In the evening he will deliver a free be shamed into sharing the ballot can biographical books for the librajudg fore such a body, 3 nt i w um lecture ou Temperance; at the-“same scheols is good, In wine shes its, aud await the explain their merwith them; it would open up the way ‘ries, by word and -admonition, let poe + dchineant eck 1 of the said S¢ issue. That powwithou procured is this much comp abe for needed reforms. The public,now vier Corrt, on 3 99 and 102," church, .The Colonel had au estab— er, When centralized in a few them set forth the unity of the Naperspending 550 millions hereas it ts ordéred that the Mortage #? unreby vases, few a Ja straint. for ram and sons, was tion, demanding primary allegiance thought to have been abus* lished reputation as an excellout lectobacco, would not grudge, then, teachthe of part on vigilance mitted ed, and the intent of the Constitu. to it, the c.ose kinship of our peoand 2 some aanie Senctived, ‘owt ‘turer, that have had a bal tion to distribute it among local one-fourth of that sum for our comple, of all sections ; and the restless Altand bacreier thes corkin piece and er, sch % so prophetic now of yod-given watchword of ‘‘Progress.” of } remises situated namehave retrieved it; not always Boards was good. Beok-agents, mon schools, of Penn Valley. County of Nevada, State o Want te Adnma/uistcr. ine change of a teacher, but in the dogging the footsteps of members of woman's mission. The unconscious Coliforrta, and des dene of a coumunity. educational boards at all hours are influence of a teacher also effects Suange ot the tone UniteiS tess of surveys as mid Coroner Huss has filed a petiti his methods. His looks, character, of the 8 W 1-4 and the S'1-2 he NWT In some districts where the people a sore besetment; but the sharp,comHere is a good story of the result f Section 38, Townsl:ip 16, N. . 1E MS to bd appointed administrator of the are adslicted to quarreling and tind; etition among them has produced habite, vempeeet and manner Band M , containing Hundred and 5 or neutralize all he does, © fault, the moral gangrene inbooks at lower rates. The only imaid of a schoolmaster’s endeavors to inty acresof land, toge her withall and sin estate ‘ of S. E, Cummer, deceased. ing fects the school. With the inflam. pro: and ntupon this system that I THE PUBLIC, AGAINST THE. COST OF still into the miads‘of his pupils the lor the tenements, Mrs. Honor Thom has taken a thereunto belenzing, be © mation the teacher is driven off, sup can-see, ig that the State should segteat truth that you should always Ue satiaty said Judgment, together with & similar action i e matter of the esporation follows, the local .irritatien ect som: of its best educators terest. and costs. 3 willed tate of He ‘Gundry, deceased, _ [. subsides, ard there is a healthy recompile a series of bouks, own to Those that estimate teaching by count a hundred ay before you Public notice is hereby given that I the pe waar action in the policy of the people. copy-right; print, and furnish them the breaking , and five h if itis anyos pabiie sale,in frous of the pore ar root of rock upon the road, 8) : : They find out that they are ruining free to our sehools. This would reor by the sumber ig very im a: of Mit gald,‘whics said’ fedgment practice E i] Miss Lizz Mi i 18% “Us mon Lan} Chas. Gra Grim ue Ten were dev polka, the result a 2 wari toilet set) a ancer, al clared ent fs : prize, wh quartz br ‘ie er ' : agreed and there Tecove senha bendy visit the i in his off The U 14th of ni sips tainment : Relief So . Friday = miner en Hill mi ne . his right school hours, . z “by making critics of lieve many of the cost, by equalizing and many others, also find fault with stove, and after. some minutes obTuesday, the 15th day of Febru @ the pum and {their children upon the qua ificadividing it. Let no one, howourschools, It is urged that they Yesterday afternvon while .the of 9 one oS. * serves that the lips of all his scholA. D., 1881, between the hours . tions, methods and person of their ever, deem education depends make not adequate returns. . = * high That ‘changang was working. cn. Sugar ; teacher, and they give him their supupon any Onethat 6 o'clock P. m., to-wit: Mu. and particular set of books. they traid up cur children in idle [ee ene ONY nd woleslomea. Pp, M., all the de: fae age ger aid aS -Loaf grade, Bob Brnce, one of the port. 'yOy = Culture is —_ -sided, A dwelling . : y to est and best bidder for ju t and all costs, of Jat. or unduly magnifying uf an life, and its realities, I demur. This Presently and simultaneous! prisoners, took French leave. At! TEACHERS’ TENURE OF OFFICE. . upon, was yest ant Weak oaks y they re under my hand this 22d day of books, ittles the idee of : . latest adviges he had not been heard . ' "The changing of teachers in the r@8 is wrought at home. They} ‘Four’ hundred and ninety-nine, ucation. We may say this much of perversion E!.Q, TOMPKINS, Sherif to ten 1 are taught in school to work. ‘The ifr oma. five hundred! Say, teacher, your Rr Cg Samar Unides Sheri: ia our eouaty— boy who passes ;miidle ofa term injures a school. the books now used through college, does coat tails are all on fire!” — “ \ . ee

¢ ° . Tt tristees feel they have mado S OL HO SC R in the hiring of a teacher, OU mistake , cript Trans The Daily a they are serviceable. ~~ WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. = 2 norman ee . IMPORTANT FACTS ABLY DISCUSSED. Jet them make the best of it for one term. Even a poor teacher, trying to do his best, with a little encour The Board z Congitgational Churen, in school ‘re generwl'y bid. Merit and. liberal terms were . er straggles ‘daily to redeem them . the pastor, Rev. J, i % band Satie «ciuea+ Ce wittlT cis’ AN “ine of home, H se theit decision. both” prime-factors in making up. from hereditary traite or the habits . in the evening eres children sliould be introduced to. ™US!c.” All are invited, agement will do something worth _ READERS AND LANGUAGE S208. . inaoual toil, tile runninga school for. If the Re a : cago wae -. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION, MARRIED, The State'must leave something —S Lodge, MACHINERY ication ball given upon the com J. L. Holt = ” da Nevads City, Jan 21 him privately and ‘censure, rearon change. ‘for patents to do, or it will turn itSener eetionstou ch, by bt °ith with, or advise him, without alarmtion are good. Their seript lessons’ self inside ont. Extremes. meet. Nevada City, Het Lotta Foot, ‘both ing the district, They shouwld—ex— start young children im penmanship. AL MATTERS. £ 6.0. ¥.,. 4 pect him to be temperate, industriearlier than heretofore. They steady Trades and occupations can not be series of reso utions were adopted, ‘The Pablic Schools as they are Now ousand prompt. They should not} their lessons now at the point ef taught at school, The State can’t Conducted—Needed €hanges, Hew a farm iL an thus fi:.ing. the stnnex re or Workshop to tach aud by Whom They Can-be Made—. dictate to him where ‘he ‘should peneil highly commeniliiig Jonathan Clarke ad pen eee a he eusnde ia [school. “Tt Gah'tprovide ka arity of. tention. Transerrbing the lessons is board, spend his money, nor find sevfor ing ~ “for his course in ‘preserv A Paper that Every Teacher, Parfault with hig religious or political a marked feature of the so-called boys with tools, .turning-lathes, maetal years and final'y donating to) ent and Pepil Shonld Read. —~ creed; [admire the grit of some of Quincy System, Ia the — middie terial to waste, and coMpetent o¥erStch an idea is born of wellorganizationa sum of money— = — the Series” has sup. seers our teachers, who have stood mangrades a **Lang meaning but shallow-minded theo— dedthe from planted. the lamet dry _gtammar; . 0 lized fully at some very unenviable posts, $500—rea about hey look at the State as an Technical Grammar, #scientific exrists. [Writtes for the Daity Tranacrivt by Jom. Oustamah THE DAI op which there was a formal “chips of the'old block.” The teach= only Sunday, January 23, 1881. he ip cae = , — reed trustees, ——s to, eg) Jind. teacher in faults i Se "an the mest Conspicuolle . hi EDUCATION. = LOCAL AND NATIONAL piiment. ss that may be amended, let them go to : t. i Neat lous =i Their comtents and yrada ee At thé last regular meeting of it by dint of hard tefl. Bad and lazy was . imited toa choice between those shildren ‘days vin, ‘Another¢ in the Stipet -@scar Mal big ‘Ypeducti: qt the Bay ¢ term of 69: gent ep fer: AT THE tendent of T. Wickes, Superin SANITARY MEASURES. _ . Public . : eof themselves, with. of Odd Fellows Hall, and-. ~ schools of NevadaCounty.1~ pletion miracalous ineans at its di ft to the highest grade.— “Swin : = = to them, abstracinterest on the same, A copy of Totke teach 1a%: ics is Pane r ®me mere +e and friends of e&~ . more concern forthe iealth of those ten'sWerd_ Book,” withen-admira. Taation ers _.*_the resolutions. was_ordered made . naation,some facts in my official. dewho are-in-scheol we can) this, do can’t we If tion. . and terms useful of vocabulary s large part of the} ble the schools sich “sciéntes as e, partment may be suggestive: and? ~~ dnd placed in a-beautifut-fram ~~“w committee consisting of S. A. abbreviations, classified, fills in a . teach in . ‘time, Bad ventilation, unequal tem. language course; which, capped by . bave a bearing upon fietts’ of ‘labor, “Swinton’s High School Grammar and industrial callings. What the. bution of heat and light, poisonows. and Composition,” is continuous. Kindergarten. is to the public school, with heavy hoisting and e ker and A. R, Lard was appointed “The number of schest censas childrinking water, wet feet and clothes, The Geographies, arranged upon the wecan niake that school to the work~ rig. with his. shops, and the professions. We ccan to present the same to Mr: Clarke, dren in the county i5,090. “The cause many of the. derangements of topical plan, diversified 10-inch Engine, 20-ineh stroke, visit. tery, correlate with the History, ar— . Cultivate _manual. expertness, an I have school In s the committee ré<{ number-of sckools;—as the basis of . the young: _ ="Friday. evening } New, Complete Hoisting and Py ' oJ, the teachers have been so absorb. ranged upon the same plan,aad illus. ‘ ing tig consisting of -2 19599 mp ——--paired~to his residence and-carried fapportionment, is 82, The number ed-in ; the reeiitetion of classes that I b oedtwith maps__oorresponsivelyy THE IDEAL OF THE STATE, is 78, with 80 have had to call for the building up The “Physiology” and ‘‘Revized out the programme, Mr. Buldnch of organized schools 5 gives, reels, bob, boiler 46 inchee by The State tries to meet the de=_ Balfinch, E. “< §TATISTICAL Hothersall, A. J . Par perature, cold drafts, unequal distri Praying making a highly complimentary and tenchers, of whom 41 are male and . of smouldering fires, the opening of . Physica” present natural science in The resi Plaia Ukat . rocks, anc teeit pistol 16 feet. ot the off ~gppropriate presentation speech.— 39 female. _ But 21 are married, an the windows at the top, the removal. an. attractive form, and give a zé8t . mandéot the times,_She wets her . A 8-in ch Engine, 16-inch strot of children roasting near the Stove . for widerresearch and more profound. ¢., 5, : y ’ trouble do “The recipient of the elegant toitinerant life not being favorable to or exposed to stealthy drafts, I have. study hereafter, We still use the ace agaiust a mere scholastic educa: with double hoist and ‘bob; fosler,, been obliged to call tor the cleaning old arithmetics. They were good in tion, She wants doers, arid not mere The Sou ken of the Lodge’s thanks was home or wedded life, 3612, pearl} new, She eae deenis it impefative: pe out of welis where the water was . theirday, but they are aot ap to the theorizers. : : ,. that the tr _ deeply. affected, and he responded ' QUALIFIVATIONS OF TEACHERS. poisoned. by fallen leaves. ~School. times. Kevised, they would do bet-. t@ prepare the rising getteration to ve 8-inch Hagine, 8x16, Revarj “on their te ina few remarks that were indicaLife diplomas are held by’ 15, State officers should see that the water} ter. The value of a so-called ‘‘shortenter upon a career in the agricttitt-4 e, with hoisting and pumysi ia aad Fordy _~ tive of his appreciation of the: sit-] State—educational diplomas by 1); which the children drink is free from . er course,” ¢ondensed, is not well ral,, mining, and ‘mechanic“arts, yet Boiler 36 inches by 12fee unachieved. It prescribes industrial having. tl _ uation, + -certificates of first grade by 31, and floating carrion-or. dectyed vegetable proven. A> child, in 8 or 10. years drawing, soimportantit modelitig, dematter, fruitful of the most virulenf. at school, will use up several books a 1 Portable Engine, 8x16, and boi. kind, Th 23 hold second grade certificates. fevers when transferred %o the living . anyhow, and xo money is saved in a signing, building, Sp veering, and Hoisting and: Pumping gear Employ Good Teachers. magneto b To subdue the et, Of thoze. actively employed, 19-have body. Childien should not sit at“shorter course.” Primary Arithmeskilled mechanism. nearly new, ~ “Phe “4c a collegiate education, 23 Northeir seats with wet. feet or c'dthes, 4 tics should embrace’ many--examples earth, to contro!, direct, and etonoie“ Americkn Iearaat of “Ede— had mize the natutal forces, to redeem in the fundamentals, to the answers 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16, boiler 4)” dag for the mal school training, and 25° have uptil the. blood becomes, chilled or cation, which is regarded as good stagnant. At the risk of--sotne sonof which the teacher holds the key. himself from slavish manual toil, is eertain ag been educatedoutside the State. fusion they should dry .at the stove, ‘An intermediate book should not ex-. the chief puravit of man, Hduacainches by 16 fect, __authority,has this to say about the -Grass-Ve'ley_and Nevada have-edufin stormy weather the ordinary re— ‘tend beyond decimals. Both should tion gives him new resources, The . best being the cheapest: ; cated, in whole or in part, 31; besides cesd. should be dispensed with and be supplemented by mental probiems. State feels obligated to sce that there . §-stamp mill, 850 pound ‘am. 2 5 aed are no more ‘‘Lost Arts.” She con Don’t try to get ‘something for many others ot actively employed, the childrem™ not be-s i It-can’t_be—done— trace out the wick of a child, and a. Serves the wisdom of the past, and Ad-etemp mill, 250 pout stan, . TS intherain. Parents should furnish Good things command a pfice in or who have drifted out elsewhere. their childrén transmits it, ‘With intetest, to the with rubbers to keep key weuld save time, ie The. Fr this world. If your area farmer and YEARLY COST OF THE COUNTY SCHOOLS, their feet dry. If they show care future. Hef servants should feel ter cylinder 6x12, ORAL AS AGAINST TEXT-BOOK TEACH-. alive to her duty and her ideal. your wheat is extra, it commands an_ reasonmay they children their for #boutup The current expenses foot Valley con 3 6-inch Cornish Pumps, Z ING, extra price. = : eS Se ; : performan {N¥LUENCR OF EDUCATION ON Na: The average time the ably expect it of the teacher. In If you have superior stock itcom$68,000. some. of the schools the scholars are It is often urged that eral should TIONAL GROWTH, : =" i Pampa, ~ Jong time mands an. extra price. : schools are maintained is rear 8} seated without regard to their stattreated take the place of text-book If your are a good School Directmonths per year. The salaries of ure, poring over their books in a largely Education enlarges the national : l Horn Pan and Settler, 3 : . or and you get a good teacher, he is 4 Michel Pans: ~ ° esthetical doubledap position. They briag an . ‘aching. It is too easily lost, The] jie, Ip unifies it. It distribntes worth more than a common ‘‘school the teachers range from $50 to $150, ; about its inclination_of the head up to the. book not only aids the child to pre-. i+, functions where most good can 3 Knox Pass, averaging about $72. The pay-roll . keeper.”Pay. them enough to sereading-@ -behold; and ___ eure the best talent,and to enable of the teachers last school year was debasing to the voice by a contrae=. upon,—butit-helpshim torecall-at+} be done, The National Government. ~ them to improve themselves as well $54,190. The salaries of teachers tion: of the vocal ligaments, with home what he has learned at school. should direct,—the integral States as the children. a8 of impressions divide the work. The benificent. chins so prone upon their breasts. The mind is a register So, too, of school supplies, Buy are steadily on the decline. A loss of the music of speech, stooprepeated. “Kindred objects kinpowers well hav. of theGeneral Administration . 35 feet S-imch column, newly the best. They are the most durGROWTH OF PIPULA% EDUCATION. ed shoulders and curvature of the dred thoughts inspire.” Books set should be amplified if tecesssry by mee. Lodge, Ni able, andin the end the “cheapest, I would .not impute this decline spine attends such instances, Physiin motien the automatic wheels of constitutional amendrnent. A conWater gates from 3 incches. to 2 represent. though they cost a trifle more to the mind, They stimulate the teachology is, taught in our schools, but atart with. In otlier words, don’t in salaries to the parsimony of the hygiene ‘should be practised. .-The er, who by hisadded culture weaves tralization = sectional rule, aristeinches, Bie which co. ivilege und corporate greed try to get something for nothiuy, peop'e, but: -to an enhanced supply eyes of the children are injured by. the threads of silver in their web of cratic } hh-inch Little Giant, seconion the 8 isto oe feared; but a centralizasimply because you occupy a pubofcandidates, owing te the: growing: cross—lights and-an unequal distribugold. Study, reflection, and illustretion of our best intelli ab the lic position. should go band in band. Aveiad helm of public affairs would bear distribution of popular education. tion of the light. Wherever easy, tion to. the Bu instead of having side-lights our extremes, Old time teachers gave co 59 the tide of progress. But ~ Tron Cars, and a variety of Mining The wisdom of the public would be A Pardon Secured. schools: should have sky-lights, letus a lesson, held the rod over us unwhile Implements. ead a8 order, wh we speculate, the mergement better shown, however, in choosing ting the luminous shower down from’ til_we recited it perfectly, and shed being accomplished. The law of eee ee

cv oa the Governor Perkins having :pardén= the very best teachers from a more above upon the printed page; color little or no light upon it. Do we is our r.aticnal development is similar not go te the other extreme, do all blindness would not. thea be found ed Arty Smith, who had up te. Fri“ample supply, than in theif diminto ‘hat of organic life. “All advance the work, talk too much, while our ‘aere, from ‘a lower to a higher type, . _. day evening served sixteen of the -ishing the salaries.. A collateral deso common, ‘children stretch and. gape? If we is marked by a gradual massing of fifty days for which he was sentenced mand for higher qualifications in T1E SCHOOL PROPERTY AND APPAtalk, it should be to some APPLY TO The pri: purpose. the nervous controlling power. First *) RATT. Paced to the County Jail on a charge of physicians, lawyers, judges, lecturWeshould pin our pupils dave to ee Jacai the coral, a multiple animal, a uni}' all. the . preparation, ‘aiid’ not give the mill fied colony, exhibiting life in many stealing $330, yesterday morning ers and divines, shows that asthe. Cabinets_are_needed__in : : : ’ Michell w more grist than it can grind, the boy Was released from custody ‘professions become crowded by’ our schools to. preserve the books and independent centres. “Next, the in— Nevada Foundry, Spring st, music wat sect, gathering the islands of nerve METHODS O¥ TEACLONG. aod departed on .thefstage for his educational systems, the public adapparatis. Outline maps, diction, a NEVADA CITY. j23+tt bers of th matter inte continents; or the rep: home at Washington. The pardon vances its standard, The plateau of aries, numeral frames and writing : foutest foi Scientific teaching visesset meth— tile, linking it in a chain of knots was granted onthe grounds ef the education, widening,’and being gradcharts’ are indispensible parts, -of . .ods to organize, discipline, secure along the spine. Then the mam— school furniture, ~ should be . United States Land Offlee,dB Oi 7 prisondr’s extreme youth. Although ually elevated, still lifts its promimade in every district to provide promptaess, awaken interest, fix atmals, converging it toward the head, . SAcRaMENTO, Cat, January 20, 1881. Grass Esq aatrong opposition to the pemalty nent peaks higher toward heaven, in the school. with improved desks, tention, and impart instraction in a until in man the brain becomes the ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN oe dgment of the highest governmenbeing lightened thus has recent.y the general movement, to stand as graded for the Various sizes of the schoni, he law prescribes ‘“Teachishereby given Nowe Heat tosh; time tal power. The analogy gives us Guette,Notice pupile—darable desks by all means. whose P.O. Address is Nevada Ci'y, ¥ “been manifested in certain quarters, landmarks of human aspiration and Common decency would see that ers’ Institutes,” where methods may the colonial government in the first Nine cou; pa county, Ca'ifornia, has filed his 1.0 there are some circumstances conthe irrepressible forces underneath, proper outhouses are built, and pre= be diseussed. Superintendents may type. Next, the~ confederated. tice of intention toffer final, proof in supthe cont compare them in school visitations, . Lastly, the constitutional —peviod, pect of tepelalen £7 S82 Nos 1-45u! and Th nected with the case that_perhaps _ATEENDANCE, : served in good order. Da one 08. Toy ship No. 17 North, Range Ne. .and prove which work the best. Our tending to the consolidated; cen‘ roe 34, t, Mount. jon eben se — Ot and J place the pardoning in the lightof a While the attendance in some -of to the ‘school property by parties teachers take educational literature ing the governmental power in a Pre-erapt’ claratory Statement No. ‘ outside may be checked by the citiwise step. He has received a severe the larger districts is good, we would and keep posted, hence we find no federal head, that sets through its 7113 filed in ma office on tne 14th day 2 Mullen a: . ,2.93 clubbing together. and. offering great diversity of -methoi in the May, 1873, and names the following as-n# Virginia lessop, and we hope his future course wish an improvement outside, Large a reward for integral limbs—the states, and de a. Se = iW For Sale Cheap} G G ALLAN P) the detection or canvicvn Mactng Peter Gore, L. Thompson, N. the whole body of Luehsinger, and M. Wichser, all of Nevada willdisplay that it had the proper children may be needed sometimes tion of the unknown offenders, Suck county. “A teacher of long and va-. — its leit ried augerience will vary his _metithe people. Iam not giving my po Cits, RB. O, Nevadacounty ; and that the vandalism has been arrested. by this effect. ne : to work at home, or in the field; but ede, to break mouotony, or answer to Visioal Views, but chiloniphiont ion 15th day of March, 1981, at’? o'clock AVM, means in other places, the conditions of diferent<schools. which are as apparent as the sun has been tied as the time, and th's office as often the advantages of a steady the place. ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. Alpha Mine. Those. who teach closely graded shining going school education are aot weigh! : TEXE Bogks, in the heavers. This gov‘McFarland & Farr, Atts. j3_ schools boast of their more symmeerning power shall be miade up of ed in the premises. District .trusIn an item about the Alpha mine tees and teachers will put forth moreThree Boards in this county chose tric training, it it is a question +he best material our educational inSuperior Court—No. 249. yesterday the types incorrectly stateffort to decrease the absences, when, text books. The books adopted in whether their pupils promoted to a stitutions cai Sale and Decree of Foreclosure. “elaborate ; unti) our Order-of ‘ed that 19 ounces of amalgam was as is probable, the apportionment of Grass Valley are almost ‘identical higher grade in another school-room national prestige everywhere conMICHAEL BD. MALONEY, and) as well prepared as those of a firms the triumph f of poular soverSARAH RALAUEY, Pitts. recently cleaned up for 12 working school mouwies will be based upon an with those chosen by the: Count are mixed school, who have had chances eignty, and the safety o. a system, average struck between the census Board. Uniformity "6 the whole shifts, when they should have sai voll and the daily attendance, Ow} ‘S{to hear the higher classes recite founded on equal opportunities to JOHN TAYLOR and county would have been : 9) ounces. The regular daily cleaniuytu eccentric timepieces in the caase our people amast better, bedaily. There may be a gaininredunall in a commonwealth of educaSARAH TAYLOR, Defts. byvirtue shift often SALE.—Underand HERIUFF’S up of amalgam at the Alpha is trom country districts sume. tardiness is arum ‘one part to another,“and this dancy at aloss of strength. For extion and of labor. As it iz only asa S of an order of sale anddecree of forecloThe vine looks ornamental, nation then that we can exert any sire, issued out of the Superior Court, in .unav, idable; but i the teacher ref might force a change 8 to 10 ounces.— Union. : ks. State ample: climbing the trellis-work, but the marked influence for good upon that and for Nevada County, State of Californis, laxes iu Vigilance, or shows Ll> least uniformity is Sa ppg oe It could wise gardener trims it toa stock, di—_—<> +2 —-— on the 20th day of January, 1881, in the inditlerenve here, it wii be fural to: he — best secured, however, whole hamanity of which we form an above entitled action, wherein Michael D, by an 2 Free Talks. that promptress thal shou'y mark anendmens~to the _Constitation,. verting what went to profuseness of integral part, our teachers,—servants Maloney: and Sarah. gene eea foliage, > ; to clusters of rapes Our of the nation, should bring themt it slow a the pupils of a Weli-d acipli ed school. empowering all-city and county suCol. Goulding will talk to” the lt ww ‘thesditt e foxes sprit the vines.’ perixtendeuts to learn, selveg in full sympathy with this ttaglor tor Scomn wre Hundred Say to meet in Convention girls display more'ambition Eight ($568.00) dollars, ether wi _ Shildren at the Methodist church tu»~ every four years at Sacramento to and show a higher average culture end. In their schools, in the teachHg seme $24.80, cad counsel fees alD&PORTM ENT, ‘than the boys. Their work is neat. aslopt séhool books for the State. ing of history, the review of patrilowed herein amounting to the sum of $75.0 _,. day, beginning at 1:30 o'clock P. “M. wn up,. etic literatare, the choice of Ameri. with interest thereon from the date of said The general deportment i tive Pavlishers could lay their: wares §eThe -boys shou'd, when In the evening he will deliver a free be shamed into sharing the ballot can biographical books for the librajudg fore such a body, 3 nt i w um lecture ou Temperance; at the-“same scheols is good, In wine shes its, aud await the explain their merwith them; it would open up the way ‘ries, by word and -admonition, let poe + dchineant eck 1 of the said S¢ issue. That powwithou procured is this much comp abe for needed reforms. The public,now vier Corrt, on 3 99 and 102," church, .The Colonel had au estab— er, When centralized in a few them set forth the unity of the Naperspending 550 millions hereas it ts ordéred that the Mortage #? unreby vases, few a Ja straint. for ram and sons, was tion, demanding primary allegiance thought to have been abus* lished reputation as an excellout lectobacco, would not grudge, then, teachthe of part on vigilance mitted ed, and the intent of the Constitu. to it, the c.ose kinship of our peoand 2 some aanie Senctived, ‘owt ‘turer, that have had a bal tion to distribute it among local one-fourth of that sum for our comple, of all sections ; and the restless Altand bacreier thes corkin piece and er, sch % so prophetic now of yod-given watchword of ‘‘Progress.” of } remises situated namehave retrieved it; not always Boards was good. Beok-agents, mon schools, of Penn Valley. County of Nevada, State o Want te Adnma/uistcr. ine change of a teacher, but in the dogging the footsteps of members of woman's mission. The unconscious Coliforrta, and des dene of a coumunity. educational boards at all hours are influence of a teacher also effects Suange ot the tone UniteiS tess of surveys as mid Coroner Huss has filed a petiti his methods. His looks, character, of the 8 W 1-4 and the S'1-2 he NWT In some districts where the people a sore besetment; but the sharp,comHere is a good story of the result f Section 38, Townsl:ip 16, N. . 1E MS to bd appointed administrator of the are adslicted to quarreling and tind; etition among them has produced habite, vempeeet and manner Band M , containing Hundred and 5 or neutralize all he does, © fault, the moral gangrene inbooks at lower rates. The only imaid of a schoolmaster’s endeavors to inty acresof land, toge her withall and sin estate ‘ of S. E, Cummer, deceased. ing fects the school. With the inflam. pro: and ntupon this system that I THE PUBLIC, AGAINST THE. COST OF still into the miads‘of his pupils the lor the tenements, Mrs. Honor Thom has taken a thereunto belenzing, be © mation the teacher is driven off, sup can-see, ig that the State should segteat truth that you should always Ue satiaty said Judgment, together with & similar action i e matter of the esporation follows, the local .irritatien ect som: of its best educators terest. and costs.. 3 willed tate of He ‘Gundry, deceased, _ [. subsides, ard there is a healthy recompile a series of bouks, own to Those that estimate teaching by count a hundred ay before you Public notice is hereby given that I the pe waar action in the policy of the people. copy-right; print, and furnish them the breaking , and five h if itis anyos pabiie sale,in frous of the pore ar root of rock upon the road, 8) : : They find out that they are ruining free to our sehools. This would reor by the sumber ig very im a: of Mit gald,‘whics said’ fedgment practice E i] Miss Lizz Mi i 18% “Us mon Lan} Chas. Gra Grim ue Ten were dev polka, the result a 2 wari toilet set) a ancer, al clared ent fs : prize, wh quartz br ‘ie er ' : agreed and there Tecove senha bendy visit the i in his off The U 14th of ni sips tainment : Relief So . Friday = miner en Hill mi ne . his right school hours, . z “by making critics of lieve many of the cost, by equalizing and many others, also find fault with stove, and after. some minutes obTuesday, the 15th day of Febru @ the pum and {their children upon the qua ificadividing it. Let no one, howourschools, It is urged that they Yesterday afternvon while .the of 9 one oS. * serves that the lips of all his scholA. D., 1881, between the hours . tions, methods and person of their ever, deem education depends make not adequate returns. . = * high That ‘changang was working. cn. Sugar ; teacher, and they give him their supupon any Onethat 6 o'clock P. m., to-wit: Mu. and particular set of books. they traid up cur children in idle [ee ene ONY nd woleslomea. Pp, M., all the de: fae age ger aid aS -Loaf grade, Bob Brnce, one of the port. 'yOy = Culture is —_ -sided, A dwelling . : y to est and best bidder for ju t and all costs, of Jat. or unduly magnifying uf an life, and its realities, I demur. This Presently and simultaneous! prisoners, took French leave. At! TEACHERS’ TENURE OF OFFICE. . upon, was yest ant Weak oaks y they re under my hand this 22d day of books, ittles the idee of : . latest adviges he had not been heard . ' "The changing of teachers in the r@8 is wrought at home. They} ‘Four’ hundred and ninety-nine, ucation. We may say this much of perversion E!.Q, TOMPKINS, Sherif to ten 1 are taught in school to work. ‘The ifr oma. five hundred! Say, teacher, your Rr Cg Samar Unides Sheri: ia our eouaty— boy who passes ;miidle ofa term injures a school. the books now used through college, does coat tails are all on fire!” — “ \ . ee