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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-16
&TATE OF WISCONSIN T1-,;1-----

vs1 Iounay circuit CounJadgnent for All ~ onA
ss PFyists on foreclosure Of NOR oi mort
COMPANY rs Tb hfTi enc, Rockford ROCK nsS nals
Samuel b. Scott ~ ~ henosha, John p Yelyerton' ond
Judgment fa ~ ny virtue and in pursuanc. ~ ana ana
after described s sac Of the morgaged premises hern al
ton on ~ made and entered in the above
Novemb 'e nineteenth day of November D 1ss ac-
of said county - sald court Alonzo p Tymeson sbT
Dublc a.iy OF henosIa, shall offer for sale ga me IN
door of the 70 me highest bidder therefor at the o a.
and sta, 80 S mouse in the city and county Of 'front.'
stte OF Wisconsin, at ten oiclock IN az q hehosha
the fooni me 2s day May 1e. o.
tberenf lg described lot or parcel of lard 10 So9
cots as VIE De sufficient to satisfy the said Wucn
thatis ~ WIN the costs and expenses Of sad ~ ana
s W say " The southeast Quarter ~ - sau sale
range l tsirysx G two m nor st
~ acres decided by John Eullen and re ana one-half
in ~ony ~ aeeD bearing date October a. 8s ana Ahra =
Ay ~ acres Seaa decided b said ana w Pege III AND
acres decided by said Iiugst 2O 1919 and three M
ard also Rree q assd September 1881 1851
Es y DEED dated June r. sS 9eh and wife to
Dated, November %, 1858 s AhLoNzo ?. TYMEsoN,
- ~ em2A
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STATE OF MIsCnNsTN- I r,5 ...,

SSIAIE OF WISCONSIN KENOSHA
- county Circuit Court Abraham Hanson against
Sohn wilson John Cove, c. VWhitten L. B Hopkns II .
Burdt James Greenough, William T. Cook Jacob r seed,
george W. Carnes Field Benedict CO. Benedict MaIIorv
fsrnham Iewe't Gates Johnson s h. Barrett Hem
~ W King Co., Daniel Head, Dewitt Campbell Georga
y. Head, Charles Rowland, Frederick Robinson I p
S,aFkWeaIher Co. g. ~ Kinney Nicholas Ellie Georre
6ennett William t. Seeek, The Gitv Bank Of fs,,s,SS
1san Johnson Lucas G Merrill, E. H. kellogg David
tears h. D. Kellogg, Phineas Hovey Cartafn Hannebs
y L. NY, George Baldwin, Harmon Marsh, Charles Dur
a. o.oe o IrqeSdeii, Jaaes j. Petit Mrs VAIL Moses
oatoer Feter H. Wood Tomas Carter Isaac YYabs tar
Aionzo 7. Tymeson, and Serene Fisk Defendants ~
tors of To,,,, ,r,,, .,L.., To the credi-
a pursuant 10 the order of this court in hi. ctio
maze az me SGVenber term thereof $685. you The credi
os o sad ohn Wilson, whose claims were or may baa
Desh contracted on bSfore the Ith dav OF Ionnar
1903 make proofs of your claims before o. s Head Ee
heieree appointed in this action at his office in the III
Aehosna, Wisconsin, on the 9th day of December
" 1905 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon or as soon brrea
e as Inc matter can be heard by said Refsee or in
OF making such proof you will forever barred nd
from making claim TO any part or portion of the
ast Iond created by the Assignment made y said Iobn
wilson TO said Abraham Hanson bearing dat he Ith
day OF januaIy, ID. 1858. ~ Wv 'e'''"
Dated, kenosha, Wisconsin, December 1915
o"-S ABRAHAM HANSON. ASH
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sSTATE OF WISCONsIN--KFYoc7I-

SSTATE OF WISCONSIN, KENOSHA
g.1.d s circuit Court-JudgmeDt for sale of mort
erss against William Strong, the Kenc.la and Rocsord
atoau company, and the City Of Kenesha Rv yirtpe
tn.ortsagea premises hereinafter described mado and n
.eeu IN Ins above entitled action on the 10Th dav ~ NJ
1906 AT The November term of said conrt Al
20 r Iymeson sheriff of said county Of Keposba shi
ar of sae ana sell at public auction the highest bdd
and county of Kenosha and state of WiecnnSi .e cy
IN te forenoon Of Saturday, the eighth Tsh day ~
d !o2s, me following described lots Or parcels Of
anu 70 satsly sald Judgment and costs together Wiz, ~
costs and expenses OF said saethat is to Saw IAN ms
f piece, parcel or lot Of land, lying and being IN ~
ourn ward OF the said city Kenosha and part.nis
hnGMn ana described oews viz; Lot number civ fsY
~ Dock lumber three [3, in the southwest frac,i ~
f ~ oi Vi secon plumber thrty-two 1927 in tow
w ~ norm OF range number twenty-three 1921 ess
poted " Sa y sac, 6 "a ALoNZO p. TiMES0N
- 'Ni NV lVi - u 6EG4
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NEN0srEA COUNTY, Co.7Tgv

FKOBATE.-In the Matter of the r.
"a tate OF Jonas A. ode. On reading and Bling tho -
uu0h OF j. y Petit, of Kenos,a city, in Kenoshs cn
OF Wisconsin, and taking proofs the sa
us Alpone oher tfngs, that Jonas A. ode Late
ueoosr A. u !S3s died intesat, leaving goods ebatie
anu estae WITHIN TINS county and that hehe petitioner
tr,t;o,, ~ 80 ~ HsceaSedi ana praying that admins.
at9n OF SAID estate be granted Joseph v Ouares II
~ that sad petition be heard before tie ndoe 81
teSo - 49,. " fL'ay, the gath day of December < d
deoo ~ zen O'Clock A NJ at his Office in the civ ana
couhy OF henosha Aud it is further order that no
teTeo De gwen to the heirs of deceased and 10 IN
persons interested by publishing copy Of his nrder az
successive week prior to said day of beorIn IN
published 1T kenosha, in said county p -N'sH ana
3w25 'NN :, 'tirpH,
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JON B. JILSUN.
Referee 4 Receiver
NIRCUIT COEIR,C CnIrNrY q

a nv ChI Coz iEG,g COUNTY OF KE-
- HosHA.-The State of Wisconsin to Joshua Davis
you are hereby summoned and required answer the
complaint OF Edward Balm and Lewis Ban, which was FL
ed IN the Office OF the clerk the Circuit Court for said
county, on the twelyhird day OF November 1855 and
70 serve copy Of your upon Office in the
y ana county OF kenosha, and of Wisconsin with
IN twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of the
daS OF soch service and il you fail to answer the com
pSt as aforesaid the said Edward Balm and Lewis Rain
VIM rake judgment against YOU for the sum six hundred
ana fourteen dollars and eighty cents with interest at the
ave " t"e'e per cent per apnum, from the nineteenth
gay OF august one thousand eight hundred and ty-eght
besides the costs Of this action ~ - $50
Oatea noYeIlber ~, lS5S. o. s. & F. II. HEAD
. o"G4 Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware are invited call and examine
their stock.
will always and them well supplied with
Iron OF all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes, &C. with
full assortment Of
sa Blacksnaitb's Tools,
AsnE which may be found Bellows Anyls vice, sledVe.
Hammers, Stocks and 9ies, Rasps, Piles, Nippers &C.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Cabinet Makers Tools and TrisE, n. i Z. gs :,
that pertain to their business.
Choice selections of English and American Table and
Pocket .HHF- 81 a141- =
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated German Silver, Alhatta Ware OF all
descriptions, together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cistsrn and Chain Pumps with tubing1 well wheels Cor
dage Of all kinds and in fact everything to the
Harawars business comprising enc of the most extensive
The stock entirely new having been selected With the
aye care ron manufacturers and importers, and will
ne sod ior cash as lew, lower than be bought
sat.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And 9 al othsrs are respectfully requested call and
ly exhibited.
Z Ia O III
OF all descriptions. Ok bows OK yokes rings and sta
PIES steel sprngs, cultvator teeth Nails little cheaper
thsb our neighbours wheel heads wooden iron bench
nous quantities OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Vore,
ofeur evn and not surpassed by any
this side Of shutdown!
OUR TIN SHOP
Ii up STAIRS wEere and keep constantly or
hand everything in the line Of tin and where
we are ready make tin CUTTERS trourhs
&C., and put them up at short notice.
TO all who wish to make acquaintance we would saw
We are Always glad to 10 trade with you get your
money in exchange for full equivalents You have
no. tne cash. or old iron rags old copper pewter brass
Ae' We oht refuse to wait on You reasonable length
" time S7'Hg by you as we would be done by
F or.eIs will receive prompt and careful attention
Kenosha, Sept. as, 1855. 1y15
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Gle AN YOUR HEAT
Gel The BEST TANNING MILLS

GLE AN YOUR HEAT
Gel The BEST TANNING MILLS!
I'D w. DICKEY is now manufacturing at Keno-
sha the best Tanning Mil now in use His
Mills have received the highest premium at the
State Fair, al the Dane and Rock County ApricuI
tura Fairs, and better than all that every farmer
mat has ever used them, is living testimonial OF
1nelr superiority over any other mill manufactured
Inc following is the award of the state Fair last
year.: The Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
awarded his Diploma to =. w Dickey, for Rest
canning M:llexhibited at its annual fair. 1856.
Geo. Iifany, Sec'y." Harvey Durkee Prest >
There is no mill in this country except this that
VIII clean spring wheat perfectly clean. That tbis
one Will do it the following certificate sufficiently
proves:
81 purchased of p W Dickey. one of his Fan.
ning Mills, and on far trial | have found il to
be all that he claimed for it. 1t is the only flaming
mill that have ever found that would clean snrnS
wheat perfectly. John IANR
Being now prepared to manufacture these mills
on scale to meet the increasing demand orders are
solicited. Manutactory at the foot of Market street
near the middle warehouse, Kenosha, Wis.
Agents-Jalesville, Bump & GRAY, at Mil. E. &
W. X. X. Depot, Madison, s. r. Fox, hardware
merchant; Belxdere, Ill.,; Henry Williams.
Price of Mills-Cash down. or notes payahle nj
the city Bank III 60 days; with interest, 500 90
Orders promptly attended to. aud mills sent TO
anypart of the country.
Kenosha, August 81. 1857 Tiff
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1 ~ a ACERM EMF. = kenosha County
a CITY OF Kenosha, }ss-In Justice Court-To Pette
n mnef doe are hereby notified that writ attach
mas Deen issued against you, your property at
tached to satisfy the demand of Horace d Nocre 70 %
twist ASahe Farr and John Parker amounting to sxty
hree Soiars ana eleven cents Now unless you shall ap
pear oeore H. Futile, Justice of the Peace in and far
s county at his Oce in the City of Kenosha on the
zSrd da) Of December 1885, one o'clock in the AZ
property sold to pay the debt 80 @'
Dat ia O74J,,la
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" Id q CREDITOFkS OF MIS- Il a III
- T. 1VlIo NBsIIIsI sdlu ueceeSed- : y
1r5i y 1V'io9o' JON B. JlIsuN.


z y = - =. IA o. . = ID n. -AENOSHA
{ q Ccunty Circuit Court.-Thclnas s Coo,,@r ~,
Storm and John G. Saith against Andrew L 1, aser
Isc hassett andSamon Upson. BY virtue Of judgmen;
asILee IN ms acunn' shah sell at public auction for
cash NJ the court house door in the city of Kcoosna
ne l4th day Of January A. D. 1882 between the hours Of
enc CLOCK and three O'Clock in the fernoon of that
hasse llad Oh the 26h day OF September 1886 or tbt
Time 10 the northeast quarter of the southeast ~
section nine, in town one, north range twen.
also to the north half of the southwest uarter Of sh
cas-; quarter of said section nine, in the town Of Rri
kencsha county. -l77 - ~ VI i'ii s'oi
Dated November "a 1855 ION a Irr cr->-
O"<f --+a f Referee RecSivar
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EAR. & IIYE

Deafness, Partial er Total, ENTIRELY Re-
moved! ..t -~et--
DR ENWo0D, sR., begs call attention Of those
suffering from total partial loss of the hearing to
the following facts He treats OF diseases of the middle
and internal ear with
Hgasj lsedieasea Bore es, ~ ..fe.5
Such as practsed in the ntrmares of Berlin Lepzic
Brussels Hambsrg and Petersburg and lately bv he
most distinguished London Artists with the MOST woSDER
Full SUCCESS led it is the only method which has been
uniform successql the treatment win be reference TO
nery NINE HUNDRED residents of the United States
Canada New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
3. WhG hnve been Restored to Hearing.
And not single solitary to knowledge we fail
to effect either partial total restoration Of the hearing
when our advces and instructions faithfully aud
punctusly adhered Many who could not hear the re-
port Of pistol arms length can hear watch heal
at the distance OF four feet.
The cases ofroucus Accumulation the Eustachlan tube
and ympanum, inflammation OF the membrane ner-
Yous affections disease Of the of the Mehrance Tympan
commcny called 'the Druns when the dseas can be
traced TO the effects Of fever, Colds the use of quinne
mercur!a medicines, gathering in the childhood DC
Dr. . treatment precruinent where the AUDITOR
anal is dry and scaly with ttle secretion when the
deafness is accompanied with noise the ear like fa;re
water ehrrng insects ringing bells rusng leaves
coniipal pLisations, discharge of matter, when in
stopping sensation is felt as if rush of blood to the head
weather, when cold has been TAKEN this method Of
treating the disease is infallibe.
Ina kaeaf and EbuneEJ Gnsea.s 4.
Ny experience warrants in saying that the hearing
at any period good, very much may be ACCOMPLISHED
In the Deaf and Dumb School at LEIPZIG out Of class
fourteen restored FOUR to AcrTE HEARING. DR.. beg.
explicitly to state, that in those he undertakes he
guarantees successful result, complete
sucn marked Improvement as will be perfectly satsaco-
~ if his remedies are faithfully applied directions ad
herred 10.
Applicants will please state their age duration of dis.
ease matters issue from the external passage if there
are noises III the ears, state Of health and what they SUP,
pose to have been the cause Of The deafness When the
hearing restored is expected that those in easy cir
cumstances viii contribute literally
All diseases Of the Eye successfully treated by the appi
cation of Medicinal vapors de- NFAILIBLE and PAIN
LESS treatment for diseases OF the Eye, or chronic
Catartc, specs, 1nfammatihn, n aud weakness vision
nj lrerat nnfI a,1,rp
10 the astonishing and gratifying effects of treatment
the child the youth, those of age well those far I'D
Vanced in life, all bear testimony OF its wonderfully emo
yating healing and soothing effects
give hbosIa rs-c'0lseHstatiOn Zee.
w Postage must he enclosed for each return answer
c Money Letters must be Registered by the Fos Mas
ter when they will be my risk.
s- Medicines, APPARATUS, DC. viii be sent to any uy
at my own expense and risk.
5ml0 II. ENW00D, SR., Brooklyn, N T.
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PAPER IEANGINGS.

Wan and Window Papers, and Borderng-te largest and
Best assortment before offered in this MARKET OF ali
prices and qualities, from the finest Satin to the eommor
kinds at the lowest prices
The public requested to look see for themselves
he inducements offered for they are too numerous 10
Kenosha, December 20, IS. Iy27
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.Fx. -
Mate OF WISCONSIN, FNOsII1
rs6 TU urny circuit Court.-Judgment for sale Of r
ii i ,i on foreclosure of tgage-samne us
nsist the henosha Rockford Railroad Conna,, a az
ne anu 70 insurance of final judgment for the soI -
sr, @ aeea premises hereinafter described mode ~
teiee IN the above entitled action on tbe tl;r,.t
s s :" 0Fg'n1er A. D. 1857, at the November term ~
~ 81 = - " uiiam b. Siocum, referee duly annojr,sd
az t eoart Tor That purpose, shah offer for sale ma %
fror 49, Fu c 70 the highest bidder therefor M ~
nash ~ oi,s court house. In the city and county
10 oe staie OF Wisconsin, ten oicock in the -
1ssa - Sseaorasy' ths eghthsthl day of January n
mns ,Is "lis described lots or parcels Of land or 81
~ eol a. VIII be sufficient to satisfy tte 80 " ."
said u e4ts' together with The costs and exnense
ya,oSi t.'"t Is 70 say AL the foIlovips dss,ri,I
~ y I ana Described follows to witt o
f.is q, IN block number three T8l in Tie
,n,r o. section number thrtytwo T92 to-
Two III north Of range number tP pyi
ao, lot -FOUR III in block number thrtetn fIa1 ~
moth ~ OF section thirtyone 1911 town to r59
% Terms oJSdlsl (tash - WITTY ~, !, Ii
" ). HEAD, Atty for ri'R cItSieree.
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NTATE II WIsCONNIN.-KE

iA4E OF ViSCONSTN.-KEN OSuI
- county Circuit Court.Judgment for sale oS 80.
KNOWLES against Patrick Smith John Diedri aaiotte A.
o Sewah. by virtue and in pursuance Of final i
eul iof t4e saie OF the mortgaged premises bei us
~ - oeu, maze aid entered IA the above entted .i
On lie nineteenth day OF November, 1855 AZ tb
el'n OF seid court Aonzo p. Tymesot shsriss
county OF kenosha, shall for sale o I'm OF said
auction 70 the highest bidder therefor AT The 9 az public
e0 n opss ~ the city aud county Of Knosh 0 and
day the twenty 2Shl day e ma y satur-
lots Of parcels land to satiy . os
Of said % G,s, together with the costs and cx5en"o u
yrd TX u block tup4ber forty three i3i In ~. n G
ia W the cry OF kenosla, IN the CONNIE ~ ~ nrst
~ sac,ia t. VI Wisconsin, and the scutl,.ae, ,
~ number try-one 1917, town uunber quart 1T
Terms Of Sale lash ANY, i c a
Dated, November 70. 1858 SI,rrcG ~ ~ - 1hESON,
q, 3 HEAD Atty for ftf N''''h IA County.
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SUPERIOR GREASE.
EI7OR all kinds of Carriages, Carts. Threslilng
n Machines, Reapers. Mil Bearings, &c, put
up in ct cans Tor sale by
-.tG TARI&WEATEFR & co.
ENSEED OEE.,-French, Yellow AMI veu
n nan ked, large invoice just received and "
es gold cheap, by STARKWEATHER- j. Co"
E4NkESHs Pure Lead and French Zine at
4 i ta TARKWEATHER'S
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g5tgal.

OH OH Ih.--Whereas my wife MARY has lsf
c 10y IN Ueu ala beard, wi;hou. any just provocaton
az persons are hereby notified not to trust or bar
oo e OF er ,anhy on my account as will paw no debt
~ 49, ~ ner, or her family, after this dare -
henosha, NOV. Is, lS5S. 4w25 NICHofaS potr,
AsSTEAY.-Bfoke into the enclosrv, 80 -,
IA subscriber residing in the town ~ - VI TIC
somers eighty rods west Of the corporation sssy5s
ine of the city of Kenosha the Burlnrfan 3<T q
road on the 18th Of Nov. inst, two spotted 90
Leu and White HEiFERS, coming two wears ola 49,
spring The owner is requested TO prove pronert nes
.sss anu take them away. i. r. HUGUNrN
W dE CREDITOEkS OF MIS Il NJ
nc ncNh--i IN Probate-Kenosha County Court In
nosba 1901 OF me estate OF Michael Rock, of Paris Ke
Iettsr ~ ~ deceased TO all whom it may concern
s,sJ - VI aonnhistraton said estate having been is
and ~; i,1Sh ca tue 10Th day of October A. D 1858
,redors 70 aylng been allowed and limited for
i =, ~ present their claims for examination ann ii
the ssa aaS Notice is hereby given that
S0s ana on the 4th day of April b. 1859 "a 10 ococ
a "a I Sio DAYS at his Office in the city and county Of
heh9sha receive, examine and adjust ali cla,s -
"anas OF all persons against said deceased an" ue
I@5t 'A0S'' JON B. JlISUN,
Id
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Mate OF WISCONSIN, KFN0ST,-
- county Circuit CourtJuIsnent for sal ~
gssea lreiIses on foreclosure Of mort
zen aBahstJohn Cornelius and Joanna 59rnalin W hu
y ~, siftue ara IN pursuance final nle nent for WIG.
sie oItsaged premises hereinafter described ais
ei.efeQ ~ the above entitled action 81, tho
Aoti} uaY OF November, A. d. 1885, at The NoSe,
i Aonzo Tymeson sheriff Of said cotH
toA 70 the highest bidder therefor At the from, a9c
opse N ne city and county ofKenosha d s ,s
wise )il-ln at ten O'Clock in tbs foreman ~ s,at7
vac fourth lday ofJune, A. ID 1853 the saturday,
pieces or parcels ofland much thereof CHI ca
20 SATISFY the said judgment and cost f,h os
f i te iD"wplg premoses, to wit: Lot four az ami -
o Lgo ~ ana three (3 ia block eighty-tlree I9a ~
s, MarG IN me city Of Kenosha being tbirfr ont
ee wae north and south, eight (sl rods d lou!
@est rom south end Of said lots two and tIree t
o 'ieaSt fractional quarter of section nrInbr 'ne
Terms Of Sale Cash ' 'iiee lzol east
e W. ~ nshosha this Both day OF November A II ras7
r. " Inns PIN 3 Atty, ALONZO P-TYA1PSosy' 20
OmZ)oct2 Sheriff of Kenns,n rn,,... ,...h,VN,
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THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Is the most extensive complete and through that can I've
proved and practical forms for keeping books nv Doub
entry, in every department of Exchange and
consisting Of Wholesale, Retail Manufacturing ~
Foracdrdiaeg and Commission. Ri
Importing Exporting Brokerage, BANKING and ErcAavs
Farmers, Mechanics, and Professional Men. sl.e
Sednboatiag. ~ ~ taa
Applied to Lake and River Navigatlen BY Individual,
Partnerships and Corporations with Compound Comnany
Single Entry Double Entry taxing
IN FARMERS, Partnership Settlements complete course 81
Commercial Calculations. r. 81.
Embracing every variety OF Computations pertaining 70
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ROOM The subjects OF tta asE tteHaa :.
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Railroad Book heeping aas
This elaborate work, prepared by experienced Rail
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Commercial College in the State knowledge Of this
complete work on RaIroadng alone worth more The
scdent than the tuition fee PAID for the entire
The FORMS used in this College have been selected nom
the FIRST business houses in tue United States render
ing the course the most complete and practical u
GRADUATES Of this College have gone directly into some
Of the principal Banking and Mercantile Houses ans ars
occupying lucrative tions receiving salaries far
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LADIES. 7DEPA ItIIMEiyI. -8f
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Ladies wishing TO avail themselves Of the Commercial
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ID OT'ASRs lii No. Cans, with full dire ctio,
L making Soft and Hard SOAP, at =
~ SpARKWE.lTHER g. co.
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Tine Of Commencing, ! &c.

Students enter any time there being Vac alton or
Class system The average time for completing the coarse
Is from eight to ten weeks. Rooms opened evening.
DIPLOMAS awarded to those no pursue entire course
and pass the required examin alton.
For further information please call at the College
Rooms or address
6m2I - 49, So se-ll4 W ~ pITII pr;noi,,o,