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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-27
TO physicians.
New York August 18th

New York, August 18th, 1888.
Allow me to call your attention to my
OF COMPOUND
EXTRACT BUCHU. The component
parts are, BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERTIER.
MoDE OF PREpARATIoS.-Bu in
vacuo, Juniper Berries, by distillation,
to form a fine gin. Cubuebs extracted
by displacement with spirits obtained
from Juniper Berries; very little sugar
is used and small proportion of spirit.
1t in more palitable than any now in
sue.
Buchu as prepared by druggists, is of
dark color. 1t is a plant that emits
its fragrance; the action of flame de-
stroys this (its active priuripail, leuving
q dark and g!utinous detection. Mime
is the color Of ingredients. The Buchu
in my preparation predominates; the
smallest quantity Of the other ingre'ii-
ents are added, to prevent fermentation;
upon inspection it will be found not to
be a Tincture, as made in Pharamaco.
pra, nor is it a Syrup-and therefore
can be used en- cases where fever or in
flamation exists. In this, you have the
knowledge of the ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with q
trial, and that upon inspection it will
meet meet with your approbatin,
With feeling of profound confidence.
am, very respectfully,
II. r. HELMBOI.T,
Chemist aud Druggist of - years expe-
rience.
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ga sAA
Fall pH1NinR

There are certainly many advantages
In fall plowing.-The weather is then
cool. the team strong; and there is more
time for it than there is in the spring.
M d M saves time to do Is much of
ia aNkabls during the pre-.
I'd slllurhns Tile winter frosts serve
sloTdft ef4xe The p'owed land so that is
more mellow in the spring, and will
continue 80 throughout the season.
Good crops cannot be raised from hard
cloddy land. The finer you pulverize
the sol, the more benefit will vegetation
derive from it and the greater will be
the yield, other things being equal.
Many insects are destroyed, which
would otherwise tive In the ground
,Snasistsrbed ~. their dormant state until
spring, when they revive and are ready
for action.
No matter how late in the fall the
blowing is dose. it insures all or even
more advantages than earlier plowing;
because the ground lies up looser so that
uAaf IN pene tfate it, not being pack
ed by SO many rains.-Homestead.
The Deputy Collector at Savannah,
Georgiu,- lowered the United States flag
on the Custom House to half mast, Us a
signal Of mourning on hearing of the
death Of Robert f. Lee. Thereupon
Collector, Robb restored it to the peak.
Tiereupon there was a great howl OF
sihdfgnatlon among thecitizens: Collec-
tor Robb referred the matter to Secreta-
~ Boutwell,, and the Secretary sustained
him. This is right. IT is the basest
mockery to set at halt mast. in mourn
.hkOf Lea lhe flag which he bauled
down and tried to Keep permanently al
half mast with the bastard banner OF
slavery above it! Lee will be mourned
and tenderly remembered by his perso
nal friends but there is no reason why
bs,shdild be publicly saluted as bene-
factor of the nation. George Washing
ton once wrote to friend; NO punish.
ment, in my opinion, is too severe fol
the man who can build his greatness Oh
his conntry's ruin. '-NicGgO Post.
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COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Ralsnm is healing softening
and expectorating. The extraordinary power it pos
sesses In Immediately relieving, and eventually cur
ing the most obstinate cases Of Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis. Influenza catarrh, HoarseEess,
Asthma and Consumption is almost incredible SO
prompt is the relief and certain its effects in all the
above cases, any affection of the throat and lungs
that thousands of physicians daily prescribing it,
and one and all that is the most healing and
pcctorating medicine known. One dose always at
forts relief and in most cases bottle effects
Sold by druggists, in large bottles Price One Dollar.
II is your own fault II you still cough and suffer The
Balsam Will cure.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE, WE'LL IMPROVED FARM.
N situated six miles east Of Upton, eight
miles south or Clarence, and sixteen miles
north OF wit N, consisting Of 24O acres choice
prairie land, all under cultivation; 10 acres Of
II In tame grass, 3 miles of hedge. living water
300 apple trees, cherry, pear. and plum trees,
small fruit Of every variety; Also, 70 acres Of
good timber land, two dwelling houses. stable,
cribs. and out buildings. Terms moderate.
Price reasonable. JOHN DRUNER.
Inquire OIL. G. PrArr, Upton.
MAY nth. 20 an,el
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they were painfully affecting have been radca any
cured such great G h n seareey
be informed of its virtues OF uses. $50. ,.,,,c.;ve
Scrof,llous poison is one of the most destrlc', o
enemies Of o,lr race Often, this unseen and unie'
tenant of the organism undermines the consttullon
and invites the attack of eneebiing or iata dses
without exciting suspicion OF IT'S presence. nd
II seems to breed infection throughout the Dony
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly ae.e NJ
into one or other of its hideous FORMS eher o hsr
surface or among the vitas In tne iat.er, ngs or
cies NAV be suddenly deposited in the iunss w r
heart or tumors formed in the hvef, OF e nIcer
its presence by eruptions on the skn Oh ot ncca.
atoms on some part OF she ooa sy,..nnnr;Un is ad
yisable even when active symptoms Oh Oh. u.s com.
appear Persons afflicted with the following sd IA At
length. cnre, by the use of this SARS4PIihai,a.
La: st. A,,thony's Fire, Rose or E,i;sys sr,u
letter, Salt Rhenm, Scaid Head, King g;an. Of
sore Eves, Sore Ears, and other efuP.loin - ths
visible FORMS of Scrof,lons disease Also IN ~.
more concealed forms, as DNspepst6, D.,l1;1,
Heart Disease, Fits: EMssfE.y' Of the mnseu
lar and nervous systems. n...oses
Syphilis or Tenereal and MercMriai n nrsd for
cured by it, though long time Is ny medicine
But long continued use Of this medicine MIterine
the complaint. LeMcorrARa or Whifes' ore com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured p ~
purifying and inyigOratng effect. Mln u.. sup.
tons for each case are found in our Aima. when
piled gratis. determinations and cow matters
caused by accumulations of extfaneous i Iirer
in the blood, yield quickly to IT, as also s,aem-
Co,p.ai"ts Iorpiify rongs::,io" w Gr arising,
as they often do from the ranking poisonss re.
blood. This S1RSAPARILL4 is e.. 2 system.
Those who are L0,.0uid and Lisfless, DespSr-
DENT sieepess and troubled with n sss affections
prehessto,s Or Eears: OF any MI, y and immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of Its rcs'o''"'O
power upon trial.
PREPARE By
Dr. =. G. AYER e CO., LEVEL, M'"
Practical and AnaIysteas CAessss's
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EvFRYWHLn1'
r,r.,Ie IN Tf,,on b. y. r. scnmnHh''
A. MEirk 90
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink, War.
ner's tinnm titR. or Wine Of Life, IL free from
any poisonous drugs ir purties being prepared for
those who require stim,ian.. IT is splendid ape
tier and tonic, and the finest thing i'm the world for
purifying the blood. 1t ~ the pleasant and deli
cios article ever offered to the public far superior to
brandy, whiskey Wine, bitters other article.
IL Is more healthy and cheaper Both male and fe-
male young or old can take the Wine of Life 1t is.
In fact, life rreseryer. Those who wish to enjoy
good health and free flow OF lively spirits will do
thing ever before In IT is sold by druggists also
all respectable saloons Price One Dollar In quart
les
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E M M E. N AGOGUE f..

WARMERS EMMENAGOGUE is the only article
known the Whites mt will cure In every case
Where Is the family in which this important medicine
Is not wanted? Mothers, this Is the greatest blessing
ever offered YOU and you should Immediately procure
it. cure for Female Irregularities. and
may be depended upon in every where the month
" Aow has been obstr,icted through cold disease
sold by druggists. Price One Dollar Or sent by mail
on receipt OF One Dollar and Quarter.
All the above Medicines are for sale in Upton, by
Mcnamara & Lytle, u. r. Schumacher. ana A. NJ
Kirk 4 20. 1871
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile remedy has never failed mot
even In one case to cure very worst cases OF Blind
Itching bleeding Piles. Those who are afflicted
should Immediately call on their druggist and get
WAHSER's PILE REMEDY. 1t Is expressly for the
Plies and is not recommended to cure any other dis
ease II has cured many cases of over thirty years
standing. Price One Dollar. For sale by Druggists
everywhere
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MIR. JOHN u. JOHNSON


writes This is to certify that | afflicted
with rheumatism for about four months, IA
part of the time SO bad as TO require the use OF
crutches. tried physicians ana their pre-
kcriptions for rubbing, without being benefit
ted in the least SO far AS could see but rather
try your Joinson's Rheumatic Compound.
and cone ltfdad to do so; j must confess with
very little hope of relief, but | am pleased to
say that felt relieved after taking few doses
and now, after using six bottles, am entirely
cured.
] consider your Rheumatic Compound IL most
valuable l1csitciDe, and recommend IT to all
my friends who are afii ictcd rs | was, ana it is
with the hope that others seeing this may lie
induced to try it. that freely give this, my
certificate. Respectfully yours.
d, ELISHA :. IIURBAED.
= Nlddle lown. Conn, Aus.i0, 1870.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PUnIrYING THE BLOOD.

Inc feputalioh vs..
cellent medicine enjoys
is derived from its cures ,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis.
ease, where the system stem
seemed saturated WIN
corruption, have b, been !,
purified and cured oy ". +
Scrofulous affections ana
disorders, which were az
gravated by the sero 'l.;,
ious contamination uhiL ~
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BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
B j CH ]

For weakness arising from indigestion.
The exhausted powers of Nature which
are accompanied by so many alarming
symptoms, among which will be found,
Indisposition to EXertion, Loss Of mem
Dry, Wakefslness, Horror of Disease, or
Foreboding Of Evil in fact Universal
Lassitude, Prostitution, and inability to
enter into the enjoyments Of society.
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DE, WILDER

@tONTINJ-ES to trca. al Private Diseases. Sypl-
~ Ills all iorus of tuaorra.tl, elect. STRUCTURE,
e.: completely tral "atCd. That numerous class
Of casts Resulting from sclf-ahuse. producing VIZ
ma,incss, ncrvnrs debility y, iritahil!F, eTupllohs
seminal em issioEs. and finally impoiency, pefnis
nently cured. Persons afflicted with dencMc,H -
tricate and longs aEGiGr constitutions complains
are politely invited TO call Tor consultation, when
cos.s nothing. Grpcriercr, tic hest oftt"che[rs,
has emitted him 10 10 rect Remedies at o &C EN-
ciciit, safe ,ermanoEt. and which IN n'os1 case
can ~ used " ituIt lincrancc TO frs!ne' ; lhesa
tabli embrar, Office reception snd waiting
rooms also boarding aud sleeping arart mcmts ,vl
patients requiring daily personal a,;'n,iGh' bsHe
failed. state your csse Read his pamphl sent,
any3.ldl sfrce. ghousanGs OF cas- a. m..h1
ally ID o..ire .ad ell over the country oio 49,
in;tDu:.T@.. i. Louis. Hours 9 \. NJ to = r !,
Pam lhiets s"nt 10 any addrcssfcr w e.I'ps. ~
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dispe psin Tonic is prepared express
ly for Dyspeptcs and those suffering with habitua
Costiveness. 1t is slightly stimulating tonic and q
splendid appetizer; IL strengthens the stomach aud
restores the digestive organs to their healthy state
Weak nervous and dyspeptic persons should use WAR
NEns DYSPEPSIA ToS For sale by druggists. Price
One Dollar. s.s.s r.
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PRlCES.--A Fair Offer.

1.-THE Merchants in your place will not furnish.
for the Machines send us the retail price, Washer
Slj, Extra Wringer, 50, and will forward either
both machines free Of freight to places where
Is selling; and so they will be liked, that
to refund the money II any one wishes to
turn the machines free of freight after months trial.
according to directions.
No husband, father brother should PERMIT the
drudgery of washing with the hands. tytwo days in
the year. when IL be done better, more expedi-
tousy with labor and injury to the garments
by q Duty Clothes Washer and Universal Wringer
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal discounts
made,
II. e.. BROWNING, Gen. Ag't.
~ 32 cortlandt ST., New York.
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A Rare Collection

RowLAND'S REcElPTs-Magic Arts, Discoveries, 4,
comprising valuable Information for every body Sent y
MANDY, No. l7North Eighth street, St. Louis No o''-
nRAKES COLLECTION OF nearly one hundred ,.,,,.. r.,
making Brandy oil kinds of Wine Gin Ale Bsr cas
dials Superior Cider, and much useful nsarms,i
for those dealing or manufacturing any ofthe above ether
Sent by mnii Gree Of postagc) for rirr Cn.s s,,.
=. =. NORMANDY. No. IL North Ella hih street ST. Louis M,
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NfEN'S. Womens. Misses and Children
vi Ruhnrrs. ~ the Si1 BOOT
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SOLE PROPRIETORs.

We present the following certificates from
men whose respectability and character in
this community are Il sufficient guarantee for
their genuineness. @
eaasa~ MIR. WILLIAM ". COE
writes: My little son Charles aged five years,
s~sgna Aikaictsd Wit h the Rheumatism mt times
had as to be unable to turn his hand. or scarce
~ to move. Tried physicians for about three
weeks. without being benefited in the least.
z US l could see. Atleneth WAS recommended
!. to try your johason's Rheumatic Compound, which
did. ana am pleased to say that IN ten days
from the time ! commenced giving il, my
child was entirely Well and has remained SO
ever since, now about one year
Signed, WILLIAM W. CDE..
E. Md lc,own, Conn, August 10, $50.
MIR. JOHN u. JOHNSON
writes: | was tlictcti with iuflamlnatorv
rheumatism about six months. three of which
was compelled to go on crutches. iieu VA
tklhA comedies, without doing any good, one
nfedfcine alone costing SIS ut 81 per bot tie
! was recommended to try your johnson :
Rheumatic Compound which did without
much hofe Of relief:~but after taking the first
few doses felt much better and knew it was
doing me good, and after talk ing three bottles
was permanently cured, and have remained
80 ever since. now about two years. Trusting
This may be of benefit to you. and to others
who are afflicted as was remain
Respectfully yours. joins ID. JOHNSON.
s-s MiudletaWn, Conn, Aug. ~, 1870
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Try Wells aarDuIic Tablets.

Price % cts ler box. sent by mail receipt of the
pr'r", ~ John .. k"llp.s. - P&t street, y. \. Sol"
ayenl for the L =.
SOLD RY DRUGGISTS
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Editor and Proprietor Dav. Der Democrat.
T. II Thayer, Proprietor Clinton Age.
Frank III Woodwork, Real Estate Agent.
p Towle. Merchant. Clinton.
Iambrite Bros, Shoe Merchants. Clinton.
G NJ Hewlett, Postmaster. Cedar Rapids.
J S Cook, Wholesale Grocer, Cedar Rapids.
, 1870-12-29

testimony of all Who have studied tho college
that there is hardly Al institution in the world
which actomplshes benefcla1 results in au-li
rsst proportion TO tbs nesos 1t md.
ieEe has felt, under Dr.. Woa,sey. AMI wli:A
are largely due to him. are too many to bo
mentioned here. None is more Characteristic
than the abolition OF the old traditional ca.-
ese laws, under vii |. class snbord,n.sion
WAS Eecog1ized. aLd lhe dignity OF cfi:erA
and teachers WAS fspeed around by curious
{oruAlittet, and tbs substitution. in sub
stance, Of tbs common Gods Of civilized socie-
y. The standard cf scholarship h1a been
steadily raised 20 that Nh educA:ian 1t Yale
Id far better preparation for intellecsuA
work than it sses in 164G- fh5sieal culture has
been encouraged will naked auccesa; SO that
tbs graduates Of eallier years are surprised At
vigorous health among the students. New
br1nches OF etudE have bten pursued with
zeal and Dr. Noolsey has had great per-
sonA influence in turning tbs minds of yor:.g
aen 10 history, 10 public law, and to Bouad
AID enlightened Political ecouomy. Aud the
mest important educational event in America
uuiipG this century Is probably the foundA.
Scientlac School in Yalo College, klseAdS ono
Ct the Leading schools Of its clarsiu the world.
President Noof=eyA own literary work has
leen important; his Manual of
International Law, IL particular.
being much the best textbook Of the
subject. Eut tue work Of his life is 10 be
found in the college with xhlc!, ho has been
corrected almost Wishclt internis.ioa ever
tiDee he entered it As student dfty-fnnt Te::s
AGO. Ss.cb life ~ his il tas1ly TO be found
eIseElere in Au-.ica, 70 flee from the e1cirs-
He1.ts of publicity, but 60 long, 20 constantly,
nEd with tueh eminent eti.ieucy given 10 tbs
work waich, After ali. lays the foun l.tioa Of
tie republic nhia louol ed aud richly earned
retirement, he viii, We trust, show for mans
years to the ycEus men Of the country haw
much more Of good to mankind, and of the
rcEes iew4Ids ssise n.el d. s:cs for I'll sulae.ves
krc TO be cLtairei By the fai:hfaL sn't ptrsia:
text service OF truth, than II the loudsss 7;1d
Lcrcess efforts OF struggling ambition, thouSt
1t ILL tLe world with its noiee.
, 1870-12-29

Church In fhta city, Seventh and Locust
streets, and IVES Inst allied juno Is, 1880. After
1ea1ly forty. years serrice here, increasing
hli1tness and the weight Ct years led h,ca. tao
its active duties TO d coadjutor, though We be-
Aeve that bis pereopal +. lxtionA 10 it ~ pd4for
emeritus, we're never closed. His study was
i'll the church building; and for year.. in A1l
beasonH OF the year and in every vic1ssituda
Of tho weather, he VAS there before the sun,
AID there with Lie commentaries, hiatoE1eA,
and concordsEces, tpent the greater pat OF
his time. He was not given to calling or r.
ceistng calls. He left society chisfy to Itself;
from no distats for its pleasures, ,!uor not from
the dieiEclinatiou to genial companionship,
hut teeaute aqk "a esi'y in Giq; Il planned that
''Notes on the Whole Bible and this, de-
nsEdipg familiarity with mAny languages Atd
3 vast amount Of ftuly and reference. LETT
hitn little tlnae for the secondary huti~s Of \
minister, and noLe whatever fur individual r.
la1asion and pieAsuEaa.
Til. wttk,- k,-1s Il secosled in the brief gum
mary With which, very receu"ly, MF. B1Fnsa
completed his tAsk aud tad1 farewell to bis
lsbcts, 20. uitltut ctrsain touching Iefer-
eEIe 10 the eal!; probability Of tbs eeaut
We record ,-w5s t.:A1ned and comneuce1 IN
Mo1rietown. It's Early deeiga contemplated
commentary on The Gospels ios uss in Saa-
aay Schools. Tns swe1leu to the grsates di-
nleusions subsequently, aszumsd ~hen Res. ].
II. Alexander surrendered similar work that
Ee Va. eas,sed upon flr tho American Sla-
day School C:'oa To slz. DHrcs. Tbs nuias
Logan With the Scs Testament, aLd covered
tie wleie S%,;u:nE.a- Tuu great 1us1iLs OF tue
aLnotatt-an ats TIA. thrJ 1eject hJpotLssi.
taole thsn most; FrtseLt full topographic Il
AID AiHt1neal tlnc:dasionA give tl1a e.io-
etArre It others csuelu ious IL bsi:f, nd
leie,eEee 10 ths,n, wLsls staucg, =tr,1ly anl
fairly, the auiher convistioa.. TueHe acc-rd
en- al substantial Issues win tl4e
tutnc Ct Tia Pyestyltri1ns. Bat Mr.
Haites wa. lut \ zealot, aad Eo%ilere il:
lie cGsEa e'.1ies tlues 10 i.ai.s Oh tAc A5so-
Into tn: ottscce OF uEcre.y tec.zria7 i1tas.
His .itwa lsl !. bzo.d las.zun. without de-
VAIN 6 an iota ftonl tie platform Of tho uloct
rigid OF Lis Denomination il fundamental
ieeuer.
In addition to his Commentaries. th::
passed through 1nahT editions IN ttia c1t1n:r.s
aud remain eta.datd for several lenonina-
il<us, xLd have leer reputllshed< approved
and tnt ltyea iu tire.t E,lt1in. aud are re-
felIed 10 as eueod,irg authority wherever
oltloeox doctrine II deaa'td, 11r- 15atcca
published > volune in With lie coila:tsd
ScriI Ituraf op:rieLs on slavery, 4 Nauusl of
Pnytys, Family Prayers, Ecr.yxl Sermons,
tue Relations of the EhuEcu to Slavery, tho
.A,enemeut, Es:aEs ard RsvieSs. kc, He
lad great tGeo.osi ic.l eruli:iun, tnt mastered
II nII wbs net 1,Astezea IS IT. Ills style was
rim; 1e; lis Industry great; lis honesty bo-
y6l i question. and lis latIucry vii long II
cherisEt i III I'll tho churches Ii pure, blt;
md veherstctss that Il Fhe fe1euloat t;yiu. :.
TIC cAsleo CT .ir. Hls1e.' dsa:h vas Le1t:
tatsehee,
, 1870-12-29
DIR. HToolsCy aud Yale College.
FroM III Nt7f t.ofk EsfNia9 Fax
II

kT11 {Hf y ! GFk f.sfAlH2 f1Ht.
1t \ meeting of L committee Of the 1@lo
ColIsse corporation, lasr week, Dr.. Weolssy
1rrcuuccd Els fxed Purfoso to re.sGa tie
Tlokidezcy OF the college 1t tae next Aoon1l
meeting Of the corporation. ic July: ls.!.
lie hsa long resolved nor 10 rcnnsln 10 tho Of
ice tcyoac the xge ot 10: and Ge will ceE.-
rle.e ii. 10Th yesr Oc.e her 81. 1871. He Will
then bAye reeu President Of Yale Cottese
quarter OF ccnsru; period du1ire ~atih
no lees than tix scholars have faccesssels
presided over the sister university at ;; Esa-
biitee-Slessrs. Evere:t, Sparks, WAker-
FELTON,. Hit, Ard Eliot. 1t is = curious
f.ct ,l1t Yale has l'al in II tnt Ei7s I'resl'
dtptr, wto.e average terra & osice has be-
riutteeu years. 1hlle Harvard has had tFeu-
ty-th1ce. Serving "a the aye,1so bu: te1 eeass
each. President Woolsey's term OF etd:o has
bscu by far the nos: rro.peyau. aod use: al
period In the history at Yaie College, and this
has been Quo - EuEh to the frm, wiss. lar
sighted adna,ui.:ration OF winch he Is ths
head, a. to it's increased ueAlsb Aad the uose
cplichteucd spirit Of the times In eva15 de-
pa1trent tbs progress Of the institution hss
been eurpIisiEg to these who knew 1t bast. II
has corue nearer to tho wAnts and the work Of
! tho age in WHICH We hte; 1t has grown more
national, uo.c practical. less scholastic in tat
narrower eense, hut mcte scholarly In all tas
| is broad 1nJ hopeful; lis resources haze u:,;l
:ipued AZ public cor fdereo IN II aud pue!tc ?
] piecixtion OF its work have Increased; but IL
| ust{uIn1es - sn1 i.a .1ussqnE1t naedS hA7e "a
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, 1870-12-29

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, 1870-12-29

-Msjos J.hn B. Butler. retired army ofnce7,
Who AZ enc time uanfed quite prominently in the
FolIucs Of pennsytvsuta. a.ed 4 few days ago as
ClrelnEsu a. THE age Of .a lie saved 81 ptt-
yate during the war OF 1919, and Aiter the val
walked frnI Ba'ti1osc to Pittsburgh Pa. xh.fs
he engaged IN the printing huttness, and was for
Ealy Ttals editor md pub tshes OF The Pittsburgh
Sso.ss,aan. Newes n this periu1 of his Me ac-
GveJ engaged In politics. and in 1898 was appoint
ed Rtcorter vi petcs, and Afterwards Cana: Com.
missioner. When wa. vita NFx CO was declared.
MAJOR Bnllet IVES appointed PlJm4steE In the
amy, SUD wtpt with General Tayfo1's command
10 the seat Ct wat After the war hs was n7-
rc:nted Military storeket per At The Atleghen5 AT