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, 1874-10-23
.0H1TtlhRY.

81, Louis, Oct. aa.-alrs. Logan, mother ot
aenat9s e John A. Logau, dsed ii. Mu,phseysbos-
ough, ILL.,, to-day.
, 1874-10-23
INDIA.

CArTuRH or fENA BAHID.
LoNpow, Oct GA apecal to tho London
Times. from India says: "Neua satIb hes
been onpturod iu Govallor. he has boon iden-
tllcd beyond doubt by the Mal,araJah Of 5cind'a,
and III nos a prisoner In tho A1uliuraj jala pnla.o.
4 political agont has takcu Ills confession"
, 1874-10-23
H&nlU4Lpf.


LONDON, Oct. 22-Six fishermen were dl.uwnod
OF LowouatoG during the galo yesterday.
, 1874-10-23

s,tc,af f,tapa,ea to 7Itc Chitaa1 1fionn..
kAssAs Cry, No., Oct. aaa.-The attendance
ut tho great gathering OF tho Democrats Of West
orn Missouri was largo, domonstratire. and on
t1uasastic. Special trains fan on tho two rail-
hugo crowds The entiso country round about
tulnsd GU. on masse. Tho speakers were uar-
din, Cole,aau, aud Franklin, candrdutos Tor Goa
GrcsH. Gen. Shields, Seuasor Dogy, ex-Gas.
hoyuol1l, Il. @. 6yaunhusgt, ox-Gor. Born,
ead ot,:c7 le:.jiny Democratic politicians.
wogo also prcseut. II Uc1 tAo lasgost
demonstration OF tho caalnc!Gn. Tho basoe,ao
waB grand a1l3lr. Iha baking rits. Of i'm
nonao lcnstl, oontaInad tha roasted oarcasses Ut
Two 1atlen several huudsed fact IN length. woro
loaded. aud tho inmonae throng fed. Tho
Democrats aro moro thau over hopeful ot the
result in November.
, 1874-10-23
INDEPENDENT MEE11S0a IN THE FOURTH 1LL1No1a
Cnk0lEGxfaE4T4 OIHTltTQT.

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Cal. 4, i. Burbank nt,d p. l.. Ellis will hold
political moetiugs in Booue County as follows:
Gapron, Fridny evening, Oct. 29; Poplar Grove,
Saturday evening, Oct, "a; dardon Prairie, Mon
day evening" Oct. 20.
Con. Farnsworth speaks at Rockford. Monday,
Oct, 70, Roscoo, Tuesdav oYoning, Oct. n.
Con. Farnaworth, Col. Burbank, Lori Rhoatls,
Andrew Ashton, ard +. Il. Ellis. speak at tho
Free Church. Manchester. Boono County, Wod-
uesday evening. OF. %.
Col. Burbank will npoah at Caledonia Boone
Comfy. Ilusatlav evening, Oct. 20, and at Shat
tucks Grove, Friday oyoniug, Oct. 90.
, 1874-10-23
ITALY

NATIONAL FINANCES.
FLORENCE, Oct. 23,-Tho Minister OF Int,truo-
tion, addressing his constituents as AGnone, de-
prccatod US futile tho opposition on party
grounds to Administrative reform. He stated
that tho financial positlon Of Italy had greatly
improved.
aAH1BALDt.
FLORENCE, Oot. 22.-fin,lbaldf has accnpkcd
tho nomination an candidate for Parliament
from nono, at;pu1atiug TINT lie is to attend the
Chamber only when he thinks Ills pInsoucc
necessary.
, 1874-10-23

C0FFssroHaeHce of 1Hh CHit.t4o 1rtb"s'es
AuRonA, ILL.,. Oct. 2t.--Tho tlobate laat ovon-
ing betwoon 1furlbut and TaraHworth is tho
town-talk THU morning. Doth gentlemen NC
quittod themselves 1noat ably. Aurora y 2
strong Republican town, aud its people delight
IN faithful adAeroneo 10 party, aud Ar. 1lurl-
but, az, tho nominoe Of Tho party, lsaa
many friends. ~ nat:cr Of course;
known horc, aud lsa ability aud integrity are
highly respected. Tic foctinK is worry strongly
Republican; but the aualenco last uleht. wniSa
was largo aud enthusiastic one, seemed oqually
divided In their demonstrations. Tho friends Ut
lir. lIurlbut, howovor, this morning fcel CON-
saerably dspIrted. Eyon Blu Allen Ia . little
down ID tho mouth. sIr. FarnswortA, It is co!l-
tossed, had the best Of ii largely. He had tho
closing hour, md ho showed all that itnmonse
power ~ . speaker In making or repelllng at-
lacks, for which ho vas celebrated when in tlo
daya that are past. oratory told upon tao lat1tot
for a time suggested tho position Of tho cat III
the jaws Of the lion.
, 1874-10-23

CEsr,tA11A, ILL.,, Oct. 22.-Tho Independent
Reform meeting ut Nash vitlc, ILL.,, to-day was ap
cntllo succeBs, although tile utmost olTorta wero
made by tho Republican ringmassor, tho 1lon.
convinced that hia chances Of election to another
term III Congress woro excessively small, and
rnpldiY growing leBs ovory oay, he got Gov,
0glosby to como here on tho day Of our .nooting,
cruor's great namo. Tho Circuit Court hoing in
session, and the Conrt-IIouso belng tho only
place Of mooting In tho town. tho ring obsauod
permission to uso it for tho noon intermiBaion Of
lho court, hoping thus 10 koep tho Rotormo1a
went privately TO Judge Wa.ts md obtained all
additional hour, unknown to tho Hons. ogceby
and alart;n. Tho Governor proceeded with his
speech for an houf aud n quarter, in n huge at
Tempt to provo the Republican patty too puro to
isfaction ut loast: after which S. II. Smith, Of
Kownnee, proceeded, to the!r uttor surprise
ornor aud llss party such q castigatiop
ornor to confess that II ho Ind known tho gem
tlosnan was present ho would have made differ
cut and moro ranttous speech, Altogether, this
has boon tho best thing for ug that has over hap
pHnoa III this county, as It ~as tho first aud only
chance We hnyo had to meet auch men, mud sl'ow
the utter rottenncss Of their pnrty and preten-
Hions. Mr, Smith showed himself full yequal to
the OCCASION, nnd moro than tho Governors "a
equal ak all points.
SENATOR CARPENTERS ruBr1o RECORD.
Sretiai Uspatch 10 Tie Gbicaa0 1rtbu,n.
Aduc,tlser Of this city will contain al
elaborate article tomorrow afternoon, re-
yiowlne sonator Carpenters public record, and
giving mnny cogeut tcasons why ho should re-
tiro to private life. It studiolsy avoids oil al
iusious to tho Long Branch and other scandals,
hut deals with his official misdoods. Fiftneli
Thousand extYa cnries of tho paper have been Or
ned ,or distribution, mostly BY disatleoted Re.
pnblicans.
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Some time last year re gave a de-
scripiion of the wooden railways
which Terminate at Quebec. 1t
seems that the people of Wisconsin
are moving in the matter Of wooden
railwaya The Grant County Herold
says: "D. r. w. Williams IL driving
work on the Tomah L Chicago Mar
No Gssge Railroad from Wanzeks
to Reedstown, and it isexpected that
traies win be running over that por-
lion Of DE rosd by the middle of Sep
tember. The rails used are maple,
which are sawed out 34x5 inches.
These are gained into the ties and
fastend ut the ends with dowel pins,
the gains in the ties being made .
tits IarRsr than will admit the rails,
and ON either side of the rail are driv-
en- wedges in opposite directions
The maple rails are obtained at q
cost Of 415 per l, 900 feet, Is, 900 feet
being required to lay . mile Of track.
It 10 estimated that the maple rail
will last over one year without re-
pairs, hence the interest on capital
invested In iron rail would relay 4
track every twelve months. Last fall,
on the Elkader road, in Iowa, a por-
ton Of the track was laid with maple
rsils, snd IN examination made Of
thea this spring shows that they have
not been injured in the least by con-
stant use. There is no doubt that
the wooden rail will be extensively
sused In sections of country where
heavy capitalists do not wish to in
vest their money to the extent of
putting down iron. Prairie Farm
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A Dubuque dispatch Of Thursday
says: -
Reports Of grasshoppes ravsges in
Western Iowa continue to arrive. A
resident Of Humboldt county SAYS
that section is stocked With them, to
the damage of the growing wheat
and corn. The largest are about two
third. grown, and they very - a'se
from that down to those just hatched-
They are not yet hr.e eqeugk 70 ~,
and As yet have committed depreda-
tons only IN the places where their
eggs were laid. In ten or . dozen
counties vest of Humboldt, and up to
the west branch Of the Dies MONIES
river the country is full Of them,
They have already saten - growiae
crops on the ground, and left the
fields rs barren - board. Many oi
the homestesders, in dispsir ofacrop
have packed up and are moving Out
Of the couatry. Humboldt seems to be
the eastern limit, though further
north they extend further east into
Kossuth sand Winnebago counties,
and in Minnesota still further east,
while south OF Humboldt they do not
come go faf east. This is accounted
for by the fact that they came into
the country by . soushvsst uipd
The hope now is thet = seon a. theg
are large enough to ay, say by June
Is, or July !, they will leave. They
rise in clouds, and 90 whichever way
the wind happens to blow. 1t is
hoped that their departure may be
speedy.
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Droakibs Il esstiy.

.Yes, l remember that snecdoie,
the Sunday School Superintendent
said, with De on pathes inFhis voice,
and the old ssd iook IN his eyes. at
was about simple creature named
Higgins, that nsed t. hauis rock fol
old Malby. Wheu the laaented
Ipdap RaGls1 trinped ard dea down
e be i EairS an1 fukc lii
mecK, mn gfeat question ho~ 70
break the news to poor Mrs Bagiey.
But finally the body was put into
.Hi9rips' vakon and be wss inssfuct-
"a Is tsle Il - Mn- b, Int TO be
very guarded and discreet in his Ian
guage, and not becak the news TO her
It once, but do il gradually ard gent
II. WAen Hens got Herr With
his sad freight, he shouted till Mrs.
Bagley came to the door.
Then - sid, sDoea tha widder
Bagley live herr
arhe sS16ss Bag3ey? No, sir
am bet she does. But have Il
your own way. Well, does judge
Bagley iveHkerc:" -,
sfsR1 Judge Bagiey HIVES here"
an bet he don't. But never mind
j. amt for me 10 contradict. Is the
Judge in?
aNS, Sds 81 present
II Jest expected as much. Be-
cause, you Irnow-4ake hold Of some
thing, mum, for I'm agoing to make
. little communication, and ] reckon
may be ifN j~ you ssne. There's
bssa assessiAsaA, osn. I've at the
old Judge curled up out here in the
wagon, and when you see him yosn
acknowledge yourself that Al inquest
is about the only thing that could be
a comfort TO him.-Mdrk T,coin.
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HAppv relief for young men from
the efDDcts Of err0rs and abuses in ear.
~ Ale. Manhood rpst0fed. Tmpesll.
ments 10 marriage removed. New
method. of treatment. New aud re-
OarkAhls csaaedies. BOoka and eiscu.
lars sent free. in sealed envelopes
I n dFes. aOWsssi Ass0ciattOn Ma. 2.
oDethsNlath 81 Yhi1a1eiphts. Pa
81 1nssseution having b high peputa.
ton 1br -60N0sAbIe scOasloet and pro
6Gs1onalsktll 4syl
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. One Of the Mssqualkis Indians re.
Tsiding On the lows river bottom, !
Ut H. eouthxest of Toledo, On
It -, followed one Of four Paw
- 4ndians who were on = visit Il
i0e1onnlS 46e1, into ths wood and
dsGhG1n1o1a sh1t In DID, in1ictia8
two wos111, one q Is hssd and a.
i IT, 49, The nurdscer i Ia jed
= Tsls9e,
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A. D. 1900. Scene before q ere
nation undertaker's shop, where !
discoas0lats lover = AWAITING ssSults
Lover ito undertsker) SIR, fs-i.
she-incinerated yet? If SO, please
Gil this vial with her ashes" Under.
taker-''Can't do it, young man.
.Orden are strict to Sand 'em all home
SoAer m; 20 you can't have nary
ash The lover rctires overwhelmed
With emotion.
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psny with Julia Harris, walking
nth his arm around her waist, up
the plank road, looking more like .
fool, if possible, than ever. Anybody
will catch the poor fellow and bring
him carefully back, SO that ] can
chastise him for running away, will
be invi ted 10 stay to tea by
i. - KATE B. SMITH.
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! s&@ sasas6 @&@F sgsss AsFs
Ths largest and most snccessfol Busi
ness College IN the west. The following
are some Or ~ special ADVANTAGES:
1st. II h member Of the Internation-
q Business College Association. and its
Scholarships are good In al the Colleges
OF the Association.
"a. TAs stsdsnt sasss money BY cheap
er rates FOR board. Good board. In pri-
vate families. costs our students nom
$liSess el.50 pr week. Tho same class
Of board would cost, In large city Of
three hundred thousand Inhabitants, Ct
least two dollars pr woet norc--a say
ing to our students, while taking the
course, Of more than enough to paw for
. Lis Scsosasship h ous iustitutIon 49,
bat W do more. We have large num-
ber of Students who club together and
board themselves. and to all who board
In this way, We furnish. free If charge,
the use Of furniture, including bedstead,
chairs, table, stove. Aud cooking uten-
slls. Some of our best students are
boarding 10 this wsy. ct less than one
dollar and half per week, including al
expenses for board and room rent.
A smart student, Who boards himself
Il - y N4 go "
- suggested above, can complete the
whole coarse for sSs hundred ard speHfy
~ including tuition, board,
books, stationery, and ali necessary ex
pensee. This shows for five months
board and expenses
ID. There are DO extra expenses, gas
tax, matriculation. janitor's. or gradual
ing ices.
9TH. Our rooms are arranged express
" for our Business College. They are
the largest ami most complete rooms
used fer Business College purposes in
the West, the main hall being 80x90 feet
Students are required to study at ths
College, where they cas apply 70 ths
tsacher n charge for instruction an
explanation as they may need it.
9th. TAs Daesnport business Collsg.
70 the beat because il is the largest and
cheapest; because of It's experienced and
able teachers; because II is located In
the largest and best city IN the State
And u sbie TO iurnish situations TO 1
larger per cent of It's graduates; and be
cause 1t possesses the confidence Of the
entire business community. and its di
plsmas ere passports 70 favor among
buainees msn.
6sh. Tie Aetsal Bu1ness Dsparassenl
Of this College Affords ample facilisiel
70 inpress upon the students mind whal
he has learned in the theory department
The students not only do business among
theaselvss In the College, but With u,
other Colleges of the Association, tha.
establishing nter-communicstio ON, where
by foreign business IL carried on 10 ID,
same manner ~ that which takes plae,
in the Actual Business World. Thil
istss communication - now actual,
taking place. thus opening . corscspond
ence between other Colleges of the Asso
ciation Through these agencies, ship
ments are made and consignments re
l resvoA nth al tho otfnrdinr x.or.<.
pondence.
| The Teiegrsphic Department Is Il
charge Of . practical operstor. Of expe
rience and sbilitv, who devotes his Who'll,
time exclusively to this department.
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The 0eats II Iowa. Cedar County, S.
To Who's II may concern:
YOU ape heeeby notined that on the aDth
i day Of May. 1874. there vas opened
aa1 potltely road by the Clerk Of the Circuit
COurt. In and for said County. an inssra.
neqt Of Writing puspoEting TO b the last
Will and testAment Of Hans Peteraen. late
Of sAid County, deceased; and that the see.
commencing on the sth Monday. 2sth ds1 a
August, 1874, has been set ~ the day tor an
q hearing and proof of said will, vt which
time al persons interested may appear and
mitted 70 probate.
swA w. II. VAN EEss, Clerk.
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The Detroit Free Press says that
recently, while runaway horse vas
going up Michigan avenue, having q
saddle on his back, . horse and buggy
creased tbs asenue IN frUnt of kim,
and he made flying leap over the
horse and continued his fight. One
Of the flying stirrups knocked OF the
hat of the man who Was driving, but
he forgot to get frightened until the
runa way was biock distant.
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Slightly Provoking.

A boatman on the Mississippi riv-
er tells the following A poor chap
was going down the river in q dug.
out, and had been informed of , Ger
tain locality oalled Rich 8 Bend, which
was eighteen miles asoand IN one
place and about one hundred yards
aessss-He ~ algiasd to land q
nGp 4 i 81 Fag over II
o. tie led ~ point goinf
1(kn OF Isert ng it, and psi
]1g = IN lies around, 9
- otls side. Lan
ing 81 once, he dragged his boat
across, and went gliding along with
. light heart, till he came along with
in few PAGES Of the spot where he
dragged across h q hinling 70
was . new cut. Of, 49, ashore
and tugged his boat over again
When he got back to the river . Sec
ond time he sauntered around . lit-
tie to stretch himself, and soon dis
covered an old -aewspeper, ont gof
which ~ hid taken hid bssak fat chat
morning. Itwas now about shutdown,
and - he had padded 81 miles with
out any nattering progress, he scut-
r. - 1uo but win : shatchetbajlt
. 1Gllpy IND waited taiisnext day Tor
4 steamboat.
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This is the way it generally is.
Mrs. Jones will say to her nnlurifsl
little son, Why alma you like Willie
Bvpvnf Mrs. Brows viii remark TO
her. hopeful, aWhy Amt you like
Jimmy Jonesr The boys have lots
sSfu~sAsaghisg sbout il, especially
when they are stealing wstermelons
together. -
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Punch's receipts for the preserva
ton 81. furs 10 excellent: Pull out
~ The. ha;ss Nth twsczers, and var
nish the skin. In the spring remove
the varnish and carefully stick all the
hairs IN their old places"
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STnAwsERRlRs. - Never wash
strawberries if il can be avoided. II
it must be doue, do il before they are
hullcd. Uss > large bowlful Vt wafer,
put in . few berries At time, stir
Them lightly. with the hands until
clean, skim them out aud i.ull them
d. oooespusting Them into the ssucers
in which they are 70 be served
SpEinkle sugar oyer them if needed,
aud sepd t0the table without further
handling, or leave them to be sugar
Cd hF tbseaser. Every time they are
hA1be1 sakes sometling frua sheir
ftkpeSA but i II !. preferable for
oiher reasons to place them in one
large dish on the table put them At
.onos ista the dish = you take them
IRON the water aud hull them, sprink-
ling on the necessary sugar Is you
proceed, % that they will need no
stirring aiteswssd. They need no
draining. The little water that clings
to tAem Gill melt the sugar, and with
the juice OF The fruit will make sn sx-
quisile dr-ssing.-Herold OF UedltA.
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Extract from Address Of Er- Mayor Rem
isick, Noe. 12, 1869

! had the pleasure yesterday Of exam.
lining the various books OF Instruction
used here. and Of having explained to
me by the principals. the mode OF CON-
municating commercial knowledge, both
theoretically and practically. and which.
In my humble judgment, was most thor
ough snd complete. I know 81 no
branch Of educatien 80 beneficial tomen
Of al professions, - . good, sound
course of commeYcsal instruction
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- ytFtse q e1fsciA execution 70 ms q
- l9ooe1 49, tlAo 0mCe Or 'tAos OS1HN
efOedes and stafS 81 low, Ii fsvdk q NJ.
49, KeAl,A0AAOn1nsef ao6srt ". Mock o.
=: 49, 80. 49, = = &c y re &c se'i 2:
Robert w. Muck. and 8ussn Muck, to-wit:l
l % ssction number twenty 20, a JoY3.
number four ~, Weot or The Eh =, -. col.
ea14enG eighty acrss, ana s1tdaSSd n O6o9,
10y AZ : Iii os.r ~. -. =, :. !. i u.
01Gt 0anss asssylS9 hE 01uDo6 ndpe6nj =
49, OoQqtys On a6atnr6aY. tho nh 6oGs u
- ~ =. i0l. - 90 0SI6oR, IN. 49,
~. 2 10y SD sxscutio0 - Aeaes ~
4 011sA9Ais 1lss day - NJ. "A. D. tl7l.
AZ 4 @$4#st9g JOHN 0s00RAAG1.
srAny, f Sasss1 a e g.. cesasy. $50,
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liams.
After some desultory talk alb
the right of each member of tn
delegations 10 appoint . substitute
case he could not attend, and .
about the disposal Of certain fund
"sinews Of wsr-which IL appe'
had been raised during the day
political purposes, the convention
journed.
The ofneial copy Of these rssolutt
failed to come 70 hand ~ promised BY
8eeretary. In the above, tos which We
indebted to our naiGhbor. Two rssolutf
are m fsssss&<se 49, -azs=A - =s~~sln TIM
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Fsss 40 - heAceaaqesfthes 80
I0EY W51Sl VI
|absR &c 49,. Ys.sa 49, 'ssss's = -
lEss b /: ~ k e aIs a Sesssi u
oQleisA aaA Anesiea1 Inat114esS. -
- - ss1aaxesia6ly aissadsd Iiia -
1911 success Persons coming un44s
S1oae0a0e nay rest aAspred q rSrctyings N:
ery hsar1t knsransssd NJ liens skA'
81 esa019lnil-fn ihis Department -
el9aDeaaae she AsdSeas - prerArsa p 49, =
TIE Mmt scienftne mannes. He earnesely
aosi =, tselins peelectty confident that his
0allrfne giveA the N0st speedy relief. Theu
Ia. AZ I. .ss ssR Is,sis ks,s :
YOUNG MEN 1900
III aDllies ~ indiscretion should wall therA-
DesVeA 81 ehis, rms greatest boon ever laid ~
ths altar g snasriny huManisy. Ds
McAGFEE Wilt uAsAUtee 70 t0Ffeft oaoOs-
49, a. SLivss~ His<s 49, d any Kia1 q s5ssr-
acter which - undertakes and Aus 70 cuEe.
MGODLE.AGED MEN.
There are many 81 the ase of thirty 70 for.
dasidas q he biaader, olten arcom panied
asd Weakening The system tna manner that
! ehe pasient cAnnet aecoant ecr, o. exeqfn.
in the urinary deposits, fOpy eedlnAeel
0lII AlHea ~ 6OuAd, and aOmatimee 1911
paAfleles Of albumen VIII appear, or the eoS-
a. viii - O( . thin Or mllkikh hnas aGAln
changing 70 dark and torpid appeafanes
Theee are m~nv uAsn whe die @flAie diM.
Guilty Ignorant Of the cause, which II thu
soo0ad staQe o6 sentinel Weakn6ss. Mr.. Ne
s.s1s ana ; nsssshy rssssrssins Of ahss:ait1
urinary 0rgAns.
Once Hours to 4, q to q, Il TO =.
AL letters promptly answered, and e0Fre.
spo0dence confidential. Address, Lock Boz
-. Davenport. Iowa. ly6
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TEA AGENTS

TEA AGENTS. wanted In town and eonn.
Try TO sell TEA, or get mp club orders. FOR
sorteSs. prices AMI indacemenis 10 Afen q.
Aend for Cireuiar. Address, ROBERT
WELLS. " Vesey st., n. u, P.O. Box lls7.
Ed liz q Get. sssh last. saws: .faTiss:
wisnfnR 10 get mp clubs and all who can
get orders for TEA shousG write him for =
circular"
7A< Ne,o York Weekly Tribune, OF Sept. a.
Gays: "Ait Oranges should write him Tor O
circular" I,
ne &1thc. OF sept 3Dth, says: "Fsnh's Wells
10 ,ssHoHghiy reliable. ~ =
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From John r.. Dillon, Judge Of. e. s.
Circuit Court.

Educated labor is always in demand.
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply an obvious educational need.
The course of instruction Is essentially
and poiatedlY practical. Its not in lieu
Of, but rather supplementary 70, school
or academical education. II connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business 81 lie. Young msn
contemplating IIpK o. BusrNBss cas,
IN nv judgmsat, most prsasably pursue
= coasse Of instruction in the Davenport
1asinsss College.