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commercial Arithmetic DeDarf.
mcnt.

However well versed in the science OF accounts.
flacking In ability to make rapidly and with un.
erring accuracy, during the hurry and press of
business all the various commercial calculations
that form . large part Of the accountants work he
is OF course unht for such position The failure Is
almost invariably found 10 be in the foundation
work Of addition and multiplication, In not being
able to grasp, AT sight the results of certain coin
atoms or figures and know that the work Is
without reorganization.
To accomplish this, the rapid addition Of singh.
and double columns, and the multiplication Of any
quantity by two or three multiplying figures writ
ing the entire product at once, without the Of
partial products Is first thoroughly Illustrated and
explained. The astonishing rapidly with which
tins work Is done by Prof Montague, seems at hrss
beyond acquisition by the many. but when arainlls
and thoroughly drilled from the foundation Young
men with ordinary talent and thorough application
may acquire this TO degree that Is remarkable
BY these most thorough drt'Is that are continued
throughout the course. thu ident becomes a hln,
dred fold more rapid and in all his coinpu.
tatfoDs. In working interest. and the arious
applications OF percentage, similar contractors and
rapid methods Of calculations. that are Invaluable
to . business man, are introduced. As new ea-ss-.
are formed every few weeks. each student NAV he
placed in class best adapted to him, and since the
work in the other departments is conducted fndt.
vidnaiiy, without classification, each NAV Civ.
10 this department whatever time is necessary.
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Buckingham's Dye.

As our Remover in many CASES
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, In one preparation which viii
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces q color which win
neither rub nor wash of Sold BY
all DruggistA Price Fifty Cents.
nlsasfsstxrsd By r ?. HALL, { co.
1AaHUA 1X.
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Bookkeeping

Is taught In . thorough and scientific manner
commencing first with most simple transactions
nom which 20 make up and arrange sets OF books.
and gradually increasing to the most difficult thai
can occur in any department Of trade
The system OF Initiation 10 peculiar 10 this Instt-
working In the dark that most students perirnce
when initiated by the old system, and consists of
the following stepa.
lst study OF the general theory and object OF
bookkeeping together with description OF the three
and Ledger.
ID. study and examination Of the theory of led
ger accounts followed by examples OF isolated
system OF DEBTS and Credits the Resources Liabili-
ties, Losses and Gains ofa business ascer,ained.
planned, its results demonstrated by ample black
board Illustration. and principles fixed upon the
mind of the student by test examples. These Jam
pies are given until the teacher Is hy satisfied tina,
the theory has been comprehended by the pupils
and until upon given Trial Balances and inventories
they can make . complete statement Of the stand
ing OF q business. Next comes d
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MANHOOD:
How Lost; How Restored,

%-SfSA- Just published. a new edition Of
Zl1kR Dr. csivesves1's ceietssteA Eseay on
Su-5o1 the radical cure without medi.
cine ofSPERMA roRRHHA or IN
rrv.LssrI. Mental and Physical Inospacity.
Inpealments 10 1mpediments 10 Marriage
- eE., ALSO. CoSsuA pTIos. EPILkPSv and FRA
agance. S~o~a eAIAN.
SSPrice In sealed envelope only cents.
Inc celebrated author. In this admfrahi.
sssay: clearly demonstrates from q thirty
years successful practice. that the Ala rn,inr
CONSCIOUS ices of self abuse may be radicaIIy
Suasu without the dangerous use OF internai
neoicine or the application of the kniSs.
l .r,a.. ont mode Of cure At once ample.
.ra.,. n ana enectual by means of which
every sunerer, n n after what his ropdisec.
a may ns. cure himself chenpiy. privately.
SS-This lecture should be in the hands ~
every youth and every man In the land.
sent under seai n plain envelope, 10
any address posf-rsid, on receipt OF cenaa,
price 50 cents o0'
Address the publishers.
iyis CHAs. J. c. KLINE,
III Bowen hss Sert, Post Once Box. ASos.
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Of the East and West. Costumes a,
be studied along with manner ant
habits. The Bokhariot, with his dow
ing and loose-sleeved robe, stands In
converse with the armenian, with hii
conical cap and wide trowen. and the
Russian with his lower garments Of
European pattern, and his caftan,
which reminds you forcibly Of An Ul-
ster overcoat. Coasack policemen
wander through tho crowd, and keep
1 sharp eye on those who may be
thieves or disturbers Of the peace. In
the open square which forms the mark
st.place there are huge piles Of mer-
chandise waiting to be received in the
warehouses, or transported to the fair
1t Mini. On rare occasions . travele:
from Western Europe may be seen,
attracting attention By the strsngeness
of his dress, snd sometimes by the
open-mouthed curiosity which he
manifests.
The fairs of Russia are arranged at
different periods, 80 as to accommo
date the merchants who wish to trav-
Ell from place to place. That Of Mini
Novgorod, the creates Ia the world,
and having an annual trade of three
hundred millions of dollars, opens on
the lst OF July 20. s.; 18th, n. 81,
and lasts sixty days. Three months
earlier there is smaller fair at Oren-
burg. SO that goods may be bought
there and sent to Mini. In January
here is great fair at Irbit, in the
Cral Mountains. 1 have reason to
this fair, as I was delayed
md vexed aud several times over
urned by the hundreds of sleds and
leighs on the Barabinskaia S.eppe,
arrying goods to Irbit. A fortnight
fter the fair at Irbit there is one at
dinsIinsk-which likewise inconven-
enced me in traveling-and 30 they
o on throughout the year at various
Iaces, oil having reference to the
reat fair at Mini. The arrivals OF the
aravans at Troitsk, Petropaulovski.
nd Semipalatinsk are time with ref.
renee to the fairs. and the scenes are
,ueh like tha: have described ut
renburg, though on q smaller scale.
Harper's Magazine for July.
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The Patrons Of Mount Pleasant held
grand picnic on the 18th inst. /
was complete success in every re-
spect. There were over six hundred
wagons in the proces-ioil, and il is safe
TO say that ten thousand Patrons as
sembled on their fair grounds. Every
Grange In the county was represented,
and many from adjoining counties /;
each Grange carried banners with
suggestive notices and caricatures.
The procession was admirable
handled by Chief Marshal Brown and
assistants. Gov. Carpenter addressed
the assembled thousands, his address
received with enthusiastic applause.
Colonel Scott, Col. Smedley, and 9TH
er distinguished Patrons were in at
tendance.
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KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCKU.
Avoid ouacks and Impostevs,

NO Ihhflt TOT Adylce And CohkuIaton.
DR.. !. X. Dyot. Graduate jefferson Medical
Cogeos. Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be- consulted on all diseases Of tho
Sexual CT Urinary Organs, (which he has made
an especial study either in male or female. no
matter from what carse originating or Of how
long standing. practice Of 30 years enables
him TO trest disease with success Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. 1hose At dis
lance can forward letter describing symptrus
and enclosing stamp TO prepay postage.
Send for the G.tde 10 Heath. Price 10 Cents
LIB. DYOTT, NJ D., Physician and Surgeon,
lo4 Duane ST. New York.
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PenmlallslliD.

This department Is, we believe, the best place To
learn to write . good bushes hand In the United
states. We claim for IL more than we can e press
In this short space. Our purpose Is TO make tins
department Of high order that there can be no
write.
Both Of the propriefors ofthe College are practical
Business Penmen, and most successful teachers
The finest premium for both Business and orna.
mental Penmanship has been awarded tn.
propretors Of this college for last three yenrs nj
the Iowa State Fair and at numerous other agricul
tufal Societies.
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Thorousl, Drill.

In the theory and principles of double entry book
Keeping wherein the student h required post 10
SIX eieton ledger. take trial balances and ma Ike out
statements for ten different businesses embracing
every form OF TRANSACTION which is likely to occur
In actual business The use of the skeleton ledger
has proved II 10 be by far the best and almost the
only method OF teaching book eeping successfully
The absence of unnecessary and tedious writing en-.
abies the teacher to keep the mind of the pupil
constantly upon the principles and results of The
science until they have fully mastered them which
chico. having been accom- isish~1.
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Business Sets.

are In form written In the Daybook Journallzsd
posted to the Ledger Ledger closed and ms
OF results made.
In working these sets students are expected 10
act upon their own responsibility, asking as few
questions AS possible and showing each book I'm
every set to the teacher for examination and cor
rection.
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Toruadoes and Forests.

Ii is about thirteen years since q
fearful tornado rushed from the prair.
les of the far West and took our city
in its path. The visitation was not
one that anybody wanted to see re-
psated. Our streets were filled with
fragments of trees and with bricks
from overturned chimneys. The roof
OF the then new Commercial office
flew against the western cornice of
the building at the southwestern COR
ner of Fourth and Vine streets, and
left dent to mark the collision.
Worst of all, several persons were
killed in and about the city. Cincin-
natl is not as exposed to such disasters
a. many other places. Her rampant
OF hills is great protection, of which
the suburbs do not enjoy the benefit.
But the most elevated districts of
Southern Ohio are freer from danger
than the treeless and hilless States
further west. A few acres of forests
would do more to protect the dwellers
on the prsiries than anything that
could be devised. 1t Is true that a
tornado will cut through q wood, but
II II Is met with many such obstacles
its pathway would be impeded, its
speed and violence abated and its
track shortened. Tfee-planting or.
CARNATIONS are forming in some sec
tons, aud their increase is urgently
required. Central Iowa has had
lesson which should not pass unim-
proved. In Northwestern Iowa the
railroads carry trees gratis for all " no
will plant them, and similar encour-
agemeat should be given elsewhere.
The destruction of forests is not only
to be deprecated in view of hurricanes,
but 1t has injurious effects upon the
rainfall and the climate Of the sur
rounding regions. A check ought in
some way to be put to the waste Of
wood, and States might well have
special commissioners of forests. The
subject has received increased atten-
ton of late, and we hope it may ex
cite more general interest, -C Cincinnati
Gazette.
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An exchange says: "When you
see a bareheaded man following q COW
through the front gate, and filling the
air with garden implements and pro-
family, you may know that his cab
bage plants have been set out"
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Association SchOIarshins.

IL should be borne In mind that schelsrsh 10 pur-
chased a. this College 10 good during the fe the
holder In al OF the Colleges constituting tile Inter
nat ionAi Business College Association. and he
used for taking the course for reviewing amy Of
these Colleges This feature alone Adds u@uct To
the value OF the schclafsnip. kyen after the
10 completed this schoiarshp retains much yalu.
- " gives the holder. 30 10 speak business con
n1tton and An acquaintance in all OF thee cities
which > oftenttme> Of greater value TO III. hoicsr
than the original cost OF the seholarship.
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JOB Noses sI1 {EAHsfss -. Ggh.A.Rexrs

96sas~ 70 sel3 ~ - = 49, ers.s@ SySts
49,. ~ .sssss - ~ ssas " Je6 Meoes = sseA
$1,000 40 seAevs ere 001eAiao S@ilosieaa ~
oEAuMk ny afs un1ailing IN ths care d eI tAcss
eansas 80 eaaesso9 diesasss 10 which Us fsnals
50. t.eas.aasse. g Assa.e. L - cssss q
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q. ~ 011uM9 I'm - on3d q Dnoe dFuR A0Roa -
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Pnbiic notice is hereby given, that the nm.
aersigned Referees, appo nted ~ the Dis.
tiict Conrs. In and for Cedar county, Iowa.
~ = decree Of said District Court, therefore
viii sell 70 the highest bidder for one thi I'd
mssn. one-third in one year. and one-third
secured by mortgage on the premises. the
,oiiowing described real estate, to.wtt:
Lot mum Der eleven Oh. In Block number
town q Louden. Cedar county. iowa. SAID
10y viii De sold Mt public auction ut the
o 20 nonse door, a. Upton In said county.
on saturday, the 9th day of July. 1919. 1T one
me purchaser In pursuance of said order of
June ID, ls73
JOHN McCLURE.1
-. wM. KNOTT. Referees.
o~A J. b. bHEARER,
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The following are the postotfice
changes in Iowa. for the week ending
JUne Z, 1878:
Hayesville, keokuk comfy, c. G.
Conkright appointed, vice T. ].
Hawiey, resigned.
Happy Hollow, Wapello county
William Trimble appointed. vice Jas.
D. Hartsiuck, resigned
Tara, Webster county, Silas Wright
appointed, vice Chas b. Shultz re-
segned.
Duncomb, Webster county. John
Grant appointed, vice w. X. Hsrdinn
resigned.
Chillicothe, Wapello county, Miss L .
L. Johnson appointed, vice ). P. Hea
conk, resigned.
Lester, Black Hawk county, Samuel
II. Kayler appointed, vice c. A. Har-
rington resigned.
Astica. Marion county, ]. B. Ruff
ner appointed, vice T. ). Cathcart,
resigned
VIVA, Cne-r, keokuk county, Rob-
bert \. Waddell appointed, vice
Marion Dun bar, resigned
Warsaw, Wayne county, ID. F.
Okerman appointed, vice Greenberry
Wilson declined.
Allamakee, Ailamakee county. Geo,
Boardman appointed, vice P McCabe
moved away.
The people Of England are as much
excited over the matter Of railway
management as are those of this coun-
try, and popular sentiment IL in favor
ofthe government buying the roads,
and running them for the good OF the
public. A carfui estimate Of the cost
of these roads made in 1872, put the
sum At $500 90 .ceo, or about 500
OD, 900. At this cost, government
could carry freight and passengers
much cheaper than they are carried.
and still pay II per cent. on the mon
ey invested. Bath railroad com pan
les, thinking they might be obliged 10
part with their property, have been
making up valuation Of their lines,
which amounts TO just double that
made about year ago. This state
nent has been extensively circulated
with view Of convincing the public
that il would be losing operation for
the government TO undertake the
OF railr5sds The rail-
road men contend that as the roads
would pay only 81 per cent on the in
the people would have 10 be /
taxed to run them, since money can /
not be had in England on national Sc
curities for less than three or four per
cent. The human nature Q. railroad |
managers seems to be about tile same /
On both sides ~ the ocean.
sunday school teacher (who thinks
enc hAs satisfactorily explained the
doctrine OF regenera,ion): Nov, my
good by, would you no. like 10 be re-
generated. or born again ?n
Good boy "No-a!"
sunday school teacher: "So'wby
not s,'
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Attendance and Department.

The system Of checking AID keeping Q record o,
attendance and department adopted by this Goiircs
giyes universal satisfaction We have tor the past
four Year. kept complete record of attend and
department, and still continue 10 do 10 Ne s4,,o
weekly REPORTS 10 parents and guardians and all
are pleased with and heartily concur In the arrange
ment.
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash. e50,. 600
Only few tickets remain unsold ana thev
vii be furnished to the fIrst annI,c.nss
the following prices:
Whole tickets $40 halves, IS; quarters. q. 10.
tickets and full information. applv 10
THOS. 4. BRAMLETTE.
ls0uIsviIle, nv.
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~ y = ~ ] u ~ . ~ SuV ~
IL the only Known Remedy for DEiahts, Dis
which Il has been given. Irritation Of the Neck.
ofthe Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys.
liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
ton Of Urine. Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges and for En-
attended with the following symptoms Loes
Of Power, Loss Of Memory, Dihlculty OF Breath
ing. Weak Nerves, wakefulness, Pain In the
Back, Flushing OF the Body, Eruption on the
Face. Pallid Countenancc, Lassitude Of the
System, etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change OF
life, after confinement or labor pains. bed-wet-
ing in children. etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies' tho Ex.
tract Buehu IL unequaled by any other remedy
Asin Chlorosis or Retention. 1negularity. Pain
fnlness or Suppression Of Customary Excavations
liberated or Schirrus state Of the Uterus, Leu
cofrh8a or Whites, Sferilify, and for . II CON-
plants incident TO the sex. II 10 prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enf.ebled and delicate constiu-
tons OF both sexes and all ages.
KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCKU.
Cnru yasenAss Ayiein1 from hnuygdsEoes,
Hdbits AZ U,ssipnti0n etc. In all their stages at
little expo nse. little or 30 chaDgein Diet no in
convenience, and no exposure. II oanses fire.
quent desire, and gives strength TO Crinafe,
thereby removing Distinctions. PreyeI ting and
Curing Structures OF the Uretha- Allaying Pain
and Inflammation. so frequent In thisclaes Of dis
eases. and expeliing oil Poison Gus matter
KEARNEYS EXTRACT BUCHU.
$foo per bottle or six bottles for s. o. delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold
os arG RgfEARSEY c. ios f Duane Ny
TO whom all letters for information should be
addressed
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Preparatory Education

The preparatory education necessary to gaiH al.
mission Is simply = knowledge of the func anaEslAl
principles Of the English branches Taught at Ia.
common district tchoois.
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Will II PaYs


~ ~ mot possible for any young man to ibvssi the
amount Of money that he viii require 10 f4Ee the
course In any other way where IL viii pro1ace him
- good returns
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MONTAGUE 4 LILIIBRIDrR, Prcpr's

To the young Men and Women OF the Northw est
We wish 70 present the claims Of the Davenport Ru-
siness College
We claim that the Davenport Business College Is
not exceled by any Institution OF the kind in ths
ent.-nt Is eqnAled-and We only ask visit from
those Interested when We are confident that We can
establish our claim OF having the largest cheapest
ana oest Business Training school an The West. We
spare no pains or expense TO make work first
class in every particular.
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sunday school tescheY (who thinks
she nae satisfactorily explained the
ooc.fine of regeners,ionl WOW, my
good by, would you not like 10 be re-
generated. or born again %,
Good boy. "No-a."
Sunday school teacher: "So,wbv
not ?''
eood boy: 'fear'd { tnoighs be
born girl"
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Our New Diploma, engraved raesr the anspices
Of Association. b Of tie most beautiful
specimens q ar; In this country. To this cur graH
sa<s vii hereafter be entitled Withous EXTRA shayre
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Waters Concerto parlor f,rnans
100000 CASH!
GIFTS TO BE PAIDIS FULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert
IN AIDoF
Public Library of Ky.

Public Library Of Ky.
WIN be given IN The great hell Of Library
BaiIding. at Louisville GA TUESDAY JUIy
,, 1878. at which time TEN THDIfstgD
Siris. amounting 90 grand total OF essp.-
90, ALL CASH. viii he distributed By lot 10
hck holders. No reduction in amount OF
gtfts al this distribution, but each gift Will
he PAID IN FULL.
OFFICE OF FARMER AND DRoyyR.s BASg)
LoUIssILLE, KY, April :. ls.a
ihls Il To certify that there il In the ease.
ers and Growers Bank. tothe credit of the Third
Grand Gift concert for the benefit Of the
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Dollars, which has been set apart by the Man
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