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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 834, 4 June 1910, Page 13

A Divisional Court in the lung's Bench, London, gave an important, judgment. It appeared that a school teacher named Brondbent refused to obey an order of the Justices of the West Riding of Yorkshire to send his two girls, under thirteen, to n certificated elementary school, and ho was convicted by tho Justices, who refused to henr what Mr. Broadbent said, that the children wero receiving eflicient education at home. Mr. Broadbont obtained a rule nisi calling upon tho Justice to show cause why they should not. hear reasonnblo evidence of tho excuse for non-attendance of the children at school. The court held that evidence that he children were receiving eflicient education under the Act! was i\ reasonable excuse, and made tho rule absolute. My "pipes" aro'all choked, said the plumber. And I seem to do nothing but Bneczo. May tho Fates change tho winter to summer And the grocer joined in with "Hard Cheese!" Whilo thero life thoro is "eoap," I am 6ure, sir, And of all the good goods that I sell, There's Woods' Great Peenpermint Cure, sir, Sure as eggs! it will 6oon put you well. I r-Advt ; i