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Newspaper Page TextEdBC&tiOH&l Xotcs. There are 150 Normal Schools in this country. Wmzor and Mary College lias just held its 184th Commencement. Tire Kindergarten system is partially used in the primary schools of Washing ton. Of the 2,0S3 Chinese children in San Francisco, 109 go to private schools. There arc none in the public schools. The first diplomss bestowed in Dakota Territory were preseated to the Class of T7 la the Yankton Hiffh School a few weeks ago. It baa been proposed, in the Georgia Constitutional Convention, that the State provide a University for the training of Georgia statesmen. The school board of New Orleans has decided that black and white children shall be educated in separate schools. One of the colored members advocated the separation, on the ground that it would tead to the benefit of his race. There are 1,900 schools in the Argen tine Republic, with 120,000 pupils. The National College at Buenos Ay res was opened on the 10th of March, 1877, with more than 1,000 students enrolled and entered for the course of instruction. Iowa State University has had during the past year 550 students. Of the twenty-five academical graduates, five were woaea; of the law class of one hundred and three, two were women, and of the medical class of seventy-nine, two were women. This is the daily programme of the Harvard Summer School of Geology: A talk from the professor for an hour, lie ginning at six in the morning; breakfast; the day's excursion, with picnic lunch eon; dinner, six in the evening; writing up notes of the day. Ma. W. Y. Harris said in his recent address at the Massachusetts State Nor mal School : "It is in education as in other departments of the business of civil so ciety. In the long run, skill, prepara tion,and brains will telL The profession al teacher will, after a while, luraish the only standard, and the make-shift teach er will be valued and remunerated like the make-shift shoemaker or mechanic, lawyer or doctor. And here it is well to say, perhaps, that -the educational labor ers have matter all ia their own hands. Nay, more than this, each indi vidaal teacher has the matter in his own haadsso far as be is interested. There is hight above bight, and the crowd is found only on the lower terraces. The uppermost ranges are wail nigh unfre quented solitudes. Then, again, the rod to promotion is clear and well marked. How easy it is for the young man or womaa, fired with zeal, to add to the nar row aad accessary preparations required for the conduct of the daily recitations a constant study of the great works of hn- geaiss Never Treat Religion- Lightlt. Impress your miad with & reverence for all that is sacred. Let so wantonness of TOBtafal spirits, do compliance with the intemperate mirth of others, ever betray you into profane sallies. Besides the guilt that is thereby incurred, nothing gives a more odious appearance of petu laace aad resumption of youth, than the reflection of treating religion with levity. In tead. of being an evidence of superior uaderstaadiag, it discovers a pert and shallow adad, which, Tain of the first smatterings of knowledge, presumes to make light of what the rest of mankind revere. At the same time you arc not to imagine that wbea exhorted to be relig ious, you are called upon to be more fur rail aad solemn in your maaaer thaa oth ers of the same years, or toerect yourself into snperciuous reprovers or those arouad. The spirit of true religion breathes gentleness aad kindness. It is social, Jdnd, cheerful far removed from that gloom and illiberal superstition which cloads the brow, sharpens the tem per, dejects, aad teaches mea to fit them selves for another world by neglecting the coBcercs of thk. Let tout relisrion oa the contrary connect preparatioe for heaves with aa honorable discharge of W6 UUUC8 Ui U1C. JL BUU1 XCUglUB, IUI cover oa every proper occasion that you are sot ashamed; but avoid making any naaeceasary ostentation of it before the world. The New Aeistockact. The follow ing colloquy comes from an unknown source: "Ephrahem, come to yer mudder, boy. t aar you Deenj" "Playin' wid de white folia' chilnm." "You is, bet See hyar, chile, you'll oroice yer oia muaaer s Heart, an brong her gray hairs in dc grave wid yer reck lumacsa an'-carryas wid evil assoyashons. Haba't I raised you up in de way you snouia ongtit to goi" "Yethum." "Haba't I bin Irine an' tender wid you an' treated job like my own chile, which joa iiP "YethHm. "Haba't I reezoned wid you, aa' prayed wid you, aa' deplored de good Lord to wrap yoa ia His bExzamP 44Yethum.w "Ah' isa't I yer aaterl detector aa' gardeee fo' de law!" "Yetham." Well, dea, do yoa s'pose IVe a gwiae to hab yer morals ruptared by de white trash? No, sah! Get ia de faosse dis in step; aa' if I eber cotch yoa 'musics. tie' wia de white trash aay mo', fo' de Lord, aigger. Ill broke yer black head wid a brack." The Soxs of Esau. The wild Bedoa ias resemble ia many respects the wild red mea of oar own laad; aad some have claimed for them a kindred Oriental origia. Charles Warrea Stoddard de scribes the former somewhat ia a strain of poetic hyperbole, bat, withal, in splen did, aad graphic language: He sits in thk fierce heat aad braves the terrible light with the quick aad sa erriBg eye ef the eagle; he basks like a lizard ia the sua, aad live oa air aad goat's milk. He k a salamaader aad a fatalist, aad bears a charmed life. I doa't aad hk grave by the wayside, thk fire fed Bedouin; I believe that be k hatched ia thesaad like aa ostrich; that he lives a tboasaad years oa the chameleoa's dish, aad k thea coasamed away, beiBfj at white heat, aad out of hk aabes springs hk phoeaix saa I Son of the saa, wedded to the daughter of the mooa, begetting tribes as slim aad swift-footed as lizards, aad holding forever the aalovely wilder Bess ef fire aad famiael ' It was very maddy weather wbea Pres ident Hayes rkited Rhode Isiaad; aad wbea he weat away, be carried about three-foartha of the State oa hk boots, aad had to sit down ia Coaaectkat aad let hk feet baag over the line, while the despoiled iBhabitaats scraped off their estates. The IsUaders doa't waat him t come back again . Htmktyt. Elopaaat Trapping in Ceylon. The elephant, in Ceylon, is, in it wild state, a marauder, the dread of the culti vator. It is necessary to thin the herds out by capture, cither to tame or to kill. This leads to a grand hunt every year, in the dull season, when the ncc field, rapidly advancing to harvest, enable! numbers of the peasantry to be drawn off. At the appointed time vast numbers gather together to put up stockades, cut through toe jungle, in some part much frequented by the animals. Hie corral includes a stream, and is not cleared; trees and bushes are left in their natural state. The fence of the corral is made of trees ten or twelve inches in diameter, sunk three feet in the ground, lashed together by transverse beams, and supported by props. A corral will be five hundred feet long by two hundred and fifty broad. The corral completed, the natives spread around in a vast cir cle, aad begin cautiously narrowing in, keeping a close watch, and building fires at Tery short intervals, the elephants al ways retreating from fire. At sunset (sajs an eye-witness) the scene was of extraordinary interest; the low fires, which had apparently only smoldered in the sunlight, assumed their ruddy glow amidst the darkness, and threw their tinge over the groups col lected around them, while the smoke rose in eddies through the rich foliage of tbe trees. The crowds of spectators maintained profound silence, and not a sound was perceptible -beyond the hum of an insect. On a sudden the stillness was broken by the roll of a drum, fol lowed by a discharge of musketry. This was the signal for the renewed 'assault, and the hunters entered the circle with shouts and clamor; dry leaves and sticks were flung upon the watch-fires till tbey blazed aloft, and formed a line of flame on every side, except in the direction of the corral, which was studiously kept dark; and thither the terrified elephants betook themselves, followed by the yells and racket of their pursurer. The animals approsched at a rapid pace, trampling down the brushwood and crushing the dry branches; the leader emerged ia front of the corral, paused fur an instant, stared wildly round, and then nuhed headlong through the open gate, followed by the rest of the herd. As if by magic, the entire circuit of the corral, which to this moment bad beea kept in profound darksess, now blazed with a thousand lights, every hun ter on the instant that the elephants en tered rushing forward to the stockade with a torca kindled at the neatest watchfire. The elephants first dished to the very extremity of the ec closure, and being brought up by a powerful fence, started back to regain the gate, but found it closed. Their terror was sublime; they harried round the corral at a rapid pace, but saw it now girt by fire oa every aide; they attempted to force the stockade, but were driven back by the guards with spears aad Sambeaux; and on whichever aide they approached they were repulsed with shouts and discharges of musketry. Collecting into oae group, they would pause for a moment in apparent bewil derment, thea burst off ia another direc tion, as if h had suddenly occured to them to try some point which they rud before overlooked; but again repulsed, they slowly return to their forlorn resting-place in the centre of the corral. Tie Taiae of Plaek. It k this pluck, this bull-dog tenacity of purpose and stubbornness of persever ance, that wins the battles of life, whether fought in the field, in the mart, or in the forum. "It is the half-a-neck nearer that thorn the blood aad ic the race; the one march more that wins the campaign; five minutes more of un yielding courage that wins the fight." Hi lory abounds with instances of doubt ful battles or unexpected reverses trans formed by oae man's stubbornness in to eleveath-bour triumphs. It k opinion. ties, aad it k opinion that loses them. The battle of 3Carengo west against the Freach daring the first half of the day, aad they were expecting aa order to re treat, when, Deataix, consulted by Napo leoa, looked at hk watch, and said: "The battle k completely lost, bat it k only two o'clock, aad we shall have time to gain another." He then made hk fa mous cavalry charge, and won the field. Blucher, the famous Prussian general, w&s by no mesas a lucky leader. He was beaten in cine battles out of ten; bat in a marvellously brief time be had railed hk routed army, aad was as formi dable as ever. He had hk disappoint ments, bat turned them, as the oyster aoes tne sana wmcn annoyes it, into a pearL Washington lost more battles thia he won, but he organized victory out of de feat, aad triumphed in the end. It was because they appreciated thk quality of place, taai, wnen tne cattle or Caanx was lost, aad Hannibal wa measaring by bushels the rings of Roman knights who had perished in the strife, the Sen ate of Borne voted thanks to the defeated general, Consul Terreutias Yarro, for not baring despaired of the republic. Ia the vocabulary of such men there k no seen word aa "fail." Impossibilities, so-called, tbey laugh to scorn. "Impossi ble!" exclaimed Kirabeau oa a certaia occatioa, "talk not to me of that block bead of a work 1" "Impossible P echoed the elder Pitt, afterwards Lord Chatham, ia reply to a colleague in office who told him that a certain thing could not be dose: "I trample upon impossibilities 1" Before sach nen mountains dwindle into mole-hills, aad obstacles that seem ua coaqaerable are not only triumphed over, bat converted Into helps aad iastrameata of sBccesi, by their overwhelming will. The Pcsch Writers. Loadon Society says tbe writers for Pu&eh were mostly foad of children. It was Thack eray's delight to "tip" boys. When Sid aey Blaacaard was a little fellow, oa oae of hk school holidays Thackeray fare him a dinner at tbo Garrick, took im to the theatre in the evening, aad enjoyed himself immensely in tbe delight of the boy. Leech was Bever happier than ia bis pictures of children aad their childish humor. Da Mauricr k never more at home thaa when be is delineat ing tome quaint joke ia which tbe chil dren are the actors. Tom Hood was oae ef the most simple and geatle-miBded of poets. Mea who love children are ia variably good fellows, aad ia their owa hoses er reasd the FunA table, Mark Leaes. Jerold, Horace Mayhew, Leech, Thackeray, Tom Hood, Joha Tesniel, were simply a party ef grown up boys, fall ef freedom aad u conventional geni ality ef youth. Ia their troubles aad la war pleasures taey were a sappy tamiij. Sat little aad do much. Gossip. While it woul'd scarcely be just to say tht all the ga1p in the world is set aflont by woman, wo fear that she is pos H".ed by that demon to a much greater extent than man. If this gossip u al ways harmless the evil of tattling would be less. Unfortunately, however, this is not the case; not ouly are matters of but little consequence rolled under the tongue like a sweet morsel, but charac ter are torn to shreds, and circumstances thst should be covered over by tbo veil ef silence, arc ruthlessly exposed by the eajjcr gotslp. The more disgraceful the fV-n, U e heritor pleasure does the tat tler tale l.i its discussion, the more lArti .-t .a lieretTorUto discmtaate the ticking tidiujr. She knows no fear, and, alas 1 sue knows no mercy; she has got hold of something worth talking about, and she hugs it to ber heart as a treasure of great price. Thk eagerness to gossip about tbe af fairs of others is a terrible flaw in the character. Gotslp is rarely good-natured. She goes about with a poisoned dagger. She is the meanest goddess to wor.bip, because she is full of malice and unchan tableness. She strikes in the dark and knows as pity. Tbe Greeks represented the Harpies as women of frightful countenances, with serpents in their hair, aad holding the torch of discord. Were we to paint the gossips of society, tbe modern Harpies it is thus that we would portray them women of frightful countenances, with hisiing serpents twined ia their hair, and holding tbe torch of discord. In 1709, an diet was issued at St. Helena for the punishment of gossip. The ordinance was as follows : bereas, several idle, gossiping women make it their business to go from house to house, about thk bland, inventing and spread, ing false and scandalous reports of the good people thereof, and thereby sow discord aad debate among neighbor, and often between men and their wives, to tbe great grief and trouble of all good people, and to the utter extin guishing of all friendship, amity, aad good neighborhood; for the punishment and suppression whereof, and to the in tent that all strife may be ended, chatitv revived, and friendship continued, we do order that if any womaa from henceforth shall be convicted of tale-bearing, mischief-making, scolding, or any other no torious vices, tbey snail be punished by ducking or whipping, or such other pun- ivaiacoi u war crimes or iraasgrasioas shall deserve, or the governor ana coundl shall think fit." After so terrible a threat as this, no doubt the womea restrained their tongues, tranquility and peace were restored, aad the reign of goaVip was forever over at Sl Helena. If such a punishment as thk was inflicted uqon the gossips of New York, we fear that there would be ia the whole citv very few drr women. or womea wbofe tender shoulders did not ache from the effect of the merciless lob. AsteBt of Xoant Vesuvius. Not only k the cose very steep, but it is covered with ashes, so that one has no firm hold for hk feet, but sinks deep at every step. Thus be makes slow progress, and is soa out of breath. He can only keep on by going very slowly. I bad to stop every few minntes,aad throw myself down in toe asnea to rest. But with these little delay, I kept steadily mounting higher and higher. As we ccared the top, the presence of tbe volcano became xaaaifett, not merely from the dood, which always hanga about it, but by smoke issuing from many places at the side. It seemed as if tbe mountains were avast, smouldering beap,out of which the internal beat furcnl its way through every apwrtcre. Here aad there x loeg line of smoke seemed to indicate a sub terranean fisure or vein, through which the pent-up fires forced their way. As we creased these lines of smoke the sulphur ous fumes were stifling, especially when the wind blew tbea in our faces. But at last all difSculties were coaquereLnd we stood on tbe very top, and looked over the awful verge Into the crater. Those who have never seea a volcano are apt to picture it as a Ull peak, a slender cone like a sugar-loaf, wita a round aper ture at the top, like the chimney of a blast-furnace, out of which issues fire aad smoke. Something of thk indeed there k, but the actual scene k vastly greater aad grander. For, instead of a small, round opening, like the throat cf a cbim large enough for one flaming column, tbe crater is, 1 should think, nearly a mile across, and half a mile deep; and one looks down into a yawning 'gulf, a vast chasm in the mountain, wboe rocky aides are yellow with sulphur, and out of which the smoke ksues from diflerent pliees. At rimes it is impossible to see anything, as dense volumes of smoke roll upward, wbea the wind drives toward us, so that we are ourselves lost ia the cloud. Thea they drift away, and for an instant we can see far down into tbe bowels of the earth. The point where we stood projected over the crater. The great eruption three years since had torn away half the cose of the mountain, and now there hung above it a ledge, which seemed ready at any moment to break aad fall into the gulf below. As I stood oa that "perilous edge," oa tbe crum bling verge or a volcano, I seemed to be in the position of a human being exposed to dangers vast aad unseen, to powers which blind and smother aad destroy. As if aature would fix this lesson, by aa im age never to be forgotten, the sun, that was declining iu the west, suddenly bunt out of the cloud, and casting my owa shadow on the column of smoke that was rising from below. That shadowy form, standing in the air, now vanbhing, thea reappearing, with every flash of sunlight, seemed no inapt image of humaa life, a thing of shadow floating in a cloud, and hoveriog overaa abyss 1 Dr. Fidd. Those who indulge the fancy that tbe Governraeat should owa and run all the railroads of the country and engage in public works, for the purpose of srivin? employment to all tse labor offered for sale in the market, as the means of re lieving the wants of tbe poor, assume that the uovcrament sot only a great busi ness firm, but is also omnipotent and om niscient. No government is competent to the task which they propose, and aoae can do it htlf as well as it will be done by priv&to enterprise, andcr tbo regula tions of law. What the Government docs it should do efficiently; bat the great mass of bumaa latcrests must be left to individual Bsaaagemeat Independent. As a geatlemea was riding along aa obscure road ia Alabama, he beard some children screaming, ia a cabin in afield, aad ridiag thither be found that a wild cat had attacked an old Bcgteas, who was figbtiag desperately for her life. He drew a revolver aad shot the catamount, which was fall grown. That Insidious Foe to Health. Aa otmoiphere Impregnated with tbe seeds or malaria. Is rendered harrale by tne Umo ly use of Hosteller's Stomach Hitters; and It a resort to this benign protective ajrent has unwltcly teca drferrrtl uutll tbe fever flu have drtrlnrvd It will Int. tho -fr.r r - - ' " " " MVW. eheeklnir term nrt nrrniillnp tli1r ..turn This statement I corroborated by tbouianda . i. , . i .... . . nuu iiaTe incu iui rocuicinc lor lever ana ar ue and hlliout remittent trrrr l.M. .f peculiarly rife in malarious localities. inroucBoui me eii. inured in every part of tbe American eontineut where malaria nrrrilli It U ih mantel v.. I. the area of iu usefulneis elrruiaeriCed by mo iirsiuoi we united Stales, since it U widely uid in South America, Mexico, Aus tralia, and elsewhere. Complimentary Letter. Sax Fkixcuoo, Auguit 1, 1S77, California Elastic Truss ComDanv. CIS Sac ramento street Qc&Uemen Itaaords me pleasure to Inform you that the double truss pdrchaed of you for my child, two and one half years old. ruptured shortly afterbirth, has riven entire atitfacUon. 1 had, previous to purchulncyour Battle Trust, ased sev eral of the old style steel spring trusaea.tmt no benefit waa relved. Tbe child could wear tne spring truss but a few hour at a time. But your truaa, from the hour of IU first application, haa never given theiltUe tel. low any uneasiness whatever. A remark, able fact connected with IU uc, U that lately It haa been left off several day at a time without the rupture coming down. I feel confident it will effect a radical cure. I UVe plena re In recommending all whoareafilict. cd to use the California Elastic Tnua. Wbb leg yoa the greatest succeaa, I remain yours respectfully, O. W.CLAKK, Conductor a. P. R.B. Purchasing Agency. Ladies who arc desirous of having goods purchased for them in Saa Francisco can do so by addressing Mrs. W. IL Ashley, who will send sample of goods for their inspec tion and approval. Would say that I am an experienced drcaa-maker, and have the ad. vanUreof baying at wholesale, aad would give my patrons the benefit of same. Goods purchased and seat C. O. D. Send for Ctr cular. Any Information In regard to stjlea cheerfully given. Would add that 1 bate a flrst-dasa cUblishment for Uress-mailar, and am prepared to execute country orders with dispatch. Address Mas. W. ILAsMLxr, 13d Sutter street. Boom 51. San FrascUco. Dr. Hunter's Letters. Dr. Hunter' celebrated letter oa disease of the Throat and Longs are now being pub Ushed in pamphlet form. As the author has devoted tcenty year specially to these ail. menu, they will prove interesting to this das at lavaSda. and we advise them to send to Iir. IlnnUr for copies of them. Address him at S21 Salter street, San Francisco. 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Worth house, 60S T&tcm. itX.'W'.fr.Sfrs f.tarruxelsee The rxPECsiosro bigs to xxrocvez X taat.atacBM aa takn ta BssBsmsrat of ta kSntMacniHSm pat U taaraoaTB rrxlr.aad ta UWplaerdBMvTtaecaarcoera nam of Wcx vtprrtMK. t aaa boo- prpajsl to o3rr So raaaT niirsorstBslroeB.tta -It snt.itrraanB tbtrntn, ClIAA T HOWLAXU. Trvprtrtor COMMERCIAL HOTEL SAJN FEANCISCO. JOKX KKLLT. Ja TOE 31 TEA 3 TBOmiETOB of tM Broetira Howl. a. r u aow eeaaetM oalr aruk Im CUMMtKCtAL HOTEL. oa Moatna rry ara. aad Ksorar su ft. T T CMaWrclil u a trtlass aad cosamioalax aev Sotarr Votoi. vtta Irrstor, etc aad oStrs ssperlor fseiBOr at lav rsus. IYr eosca sad earrUcr. rrom aa polcts. X caa rroa torsser patroas rtspoctraar Ur.uc INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 4 sutsl Kssrtr U Bajt aTrsusrloe. SI SO aad rSB DAT. B. C TATKIDSE. .... Taorcrraa. Tw Coaror-4 CmcBoo. wttS Im aaas of O Haul ca. wm alvsf s m la vsiuss at tao Isadlac to ssSTrrpsBfSfcnUtUUolrllM. 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