"— y ■ t Vr ( ,TO !THI BDITOB, y ' ''■ Sib,— Can there be some faulty element in our apparently* lovely ohmtte that under mines the common sense of its inhabitants — p»rtionl»rlji of its iromen'P J&iie why : this oonstant outory if ■ schoolmaster or* mistress assarts 'his or, her«authority, »od - when absolutely necessary Upholds it by an application of the rod to loffc, ana not«»iilv. injured places; Small wonder if oar Jtreeti ' be infected by larrikins, and if, colonial ■ youth become remarkable for, their l*ck o£ - discipline and self denial, Poor yonng fchingi lj ' Why blame them, when it i« th» . ' fault of the mawkish sentimentality tb&t'is " now being foisted upon to* publio under the •/■ name, of humanity Have sensible, kind masters and miitroißei appointed, and then , let them administer " -justice tempered with' ■ mercy,"— l »m, eto,, - , ' . > { . -

THE FLYGER-CASLECLIFE RAIL WAY CO CASE.
