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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05
PARsON LEE.
To a drownr connirv village

To drOwBy country village
Came a certain Parson Lee;
And man so quaintly different
From all the other men was he
That the Squire himself, the skeptic,
Came to church to hear him pray,
And to note the strange things uttered
By this marvel of the day.
The eccentric said this planet
Was true aud goodly place,
And the only thing It wanted
Was the more of heavens grace;
And he sought to show the people
How to think and work and live,
So that each should help the other
And unto the needy givei
How the door that leads to heaven
Was most amply broad and wide,
And how each could turn the handle
And go easily inside;
That the very gentlest natures
In the world may yet be strong;
And how truth is always wisdom,
And all Wickedness is wrong.
He explained how true religion
Was day-working, nothing more;
That this world was not an ocean,
Nor we pebbles on the shore;
But that thinking men and women
Should fiLd better things to do
Than in twisting Gods commandments
Or quite breaking them in two.
" As for acting like our neighbCrs,
Why, we none Of us are fools
You cannot be made Christian
Under everybOdy's rules.
II your neighbours not as good as
He or you would have him be,
just you go ahead aud beat him :"
Said this candid Parson Lee.
Next, he told them how complaining
Was noLiOus choking weed
That the flowers scarcely blossomed
Ere they changed to lonely seed
How that seed again sprang upward
And bore many hOw'rets more;
And that life was ever fading
And renewing DER and DER.
So, this man, by honest talking,
Worked his wonders in the town;
But he never cared for praises,
And he laughed at high renOwn.
Yet the people loved him dearly,
And they blessed God for the sight,
Till at last the master left them,
On a cold, dark winters night.
Thus he went, they knew not whittier;
Have you ever met him, pray?
You would know him by his smiling,
And the sunshine on his way.
We have hunted DER creation,
Over land and over sea,
But no traces can discover
OF our missing ParsOn Lee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vER1IFUoE CoAFITS
VII destroy worms without injury TO the child
being perfectly WHITE and free from all color
Ing or other INJURIOUS ingredients usually used IN
worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2I5 Fulton street. New York.
Sold by druggists and cheuaists, and dealers in
medicines, al twenty-five cents a bottle.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

THROUGH the length and breadth Of
the land the celebrated SILVER TIPPED
Boots and Shoes are sold by the million, for
parents know they last twice as long as those
without Tips. Try them. For sale by all
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

HAVE you infammatory sore throat,
stiff Joints, or Iameness from any cause what
ever? Have you rheumatic or other pains in
any part of the body? If so. use JOhnsOn's
Anodyne Linimeut, internally and externally.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05
HUDSON, Wis, May :. 1873.

Aessrs. c. G. OIIS & Co;
Dear Sirs-Tn testimony of the great value of
Mineral Rock Spring Water. 1Gr those suffering
with disease of the kidneys WOO Id state that had
been suffeTiu for months with diabetes. Passing
large quantities of urine. heavy with sUCat. and
tOTmP ted with distressing thirst, gradually los
ing flesh and strength and finally the use Of my
lower limbs, which became almost devO d of feel
ing. Ny physicians gave me up. and said that
had but short time 10 live. I had lost all hope
of recovery. when was induced 10 Mineral
Rock spring Water, and since then haze gradu
ally rsgaiDed the use of my limbs and also gained
4 strength and flesh. Il has done Tor me wha5 med
iCaI skill cOulu not do. am thankful for return
ing health. aud my prayer Is that II may prove to
others FffiiCteiSwith kidney affections great =
blessing as il has been to myself.
Yours truly. MRS. JANE SANDFHs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

MANY persons suffer with sick head
ache and nervous headache, usually induced
by costiyeness, Indigestion, etc. Such persons
will find relief, If not cure, by keeping the
bowels open with small doses Of Parsons Pur-
gati7e Pills.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

G c. OLIS & Co.. waukeSha. Wis Having
ussd your water fIom the Nj neral Rock Spung.
Wauk esha, WIS, for the diabetes, have nd
great relief { ON the use of the same. Before I
commenced using this water. my physician re
ported to me II specific gray ~ of my urine was
a. and after using 1t for twenty days the specific
gravity of the urine reduc & 10 y, sh owing a
great Improvement. and finding great eef in
not beins compelled to uTiHaJe so frequently.
had other waters, but give il as my opinion that
the Mineral Rock Spring Is preferable. And 7 do
earnestly recommend II to all who are afflicted
with the disease commonly known as Diabetes.
Respectfully yours ALFRED WILSON,
Dept. Coll Int. Rev. No. West Third street, Gin
Ct ma i, Ohio.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05
WAUKESHA WATER,
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,
CURES
Diabetes,
Dyspepsia
Jaundice,
DrOpsy,
Gravel,
Constipation,
RrIChf,s Disease

and all diseases of the liver and kidnevs- This
water is now known and sold remedy for the
above diseases, ia all parts of the world. It is
truly wonderful what effect II has upon the human
system. Il is being shipped at the following
prices:
Barrel. 40 gall, sI2; half do, -; 6emijohn and
jugs, 80 cents per gal kage extra bottles 90 s.
$3.50 doZ. Money must accompany the order,
except to our regular au thOTlZed agent Inquire
of our druggist for Waukesha Mineral kock
spring Water. Address &. {. DIN & Co, Wauke-
sha Wis, for orders for the for circulars.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

A CONNECTICUT lady remained too
long on a train to kiss female friends the
other day, and, trying to get off after
it had started, was thrown on her face.
eff ever I kiss anybody again !" she said
reveugefully, as she arose, ''any woman,
at least, " she added Jhoughfully, then
it Will be when I am crazy"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

THROUGH all the ages of study and in
vestigation which have marked the path
of scientific discovery, one especially al
Turing object has tempted the inquiries
and speeulatiOns of philosophers. It is
what the wizards and witches of olden
time, the jugglers of India, soothsayers
of Arabia, Magi of Egypt, necromancers
of Turkey and the Orient and alchemists
of civilized Europe have sought, but
sought in vain-a vegetable non-poison
GUS Elixir, which, by cleansing the
blood, removing from the system all i'm
purities, strengthening the nerves, the
muscles, and the brain, and vitalizing
every fibre of the system, should bid de-
fance to the cOrroding hand of disease
DR.. Walker, of California, discovered
an herb, the properties of which, if they
do not entirely fulfill all the conditions
above mentioned, have at least proved
themselves efficacious in all of them;
this herb Doctor Walker has made On in
gredient in his famous Vinegar Bitters,
which can be obtained of any wholesale
druggist throughout the country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

PUT on your right glove first, stupid.
Then you have your left hand uEgloved
to button your right withal. If you
put on your left glove first you have to
button your right cove under double
disadvantage.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

why VIII You surfer
To all persons suffering
from rheumatism, neuralgia,
cramps in the limbs or stonl-
ach. bilious collie, pain in the
back. bowels or side. we would
say the Household Panaoea
and Family Eminent is Of all
others the remedy you want
for internal and external use
It has cured the above com
plants In thousands of cases
There Is no mistake about Il.
Try It. Sold by all druggists
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05
AGENTS WANTED for the new book,
ssTPX H.AM,'

Lies ErpcrieuSe No-noasza- b Hrs strnhoana
O Lake Ci-T BEECH
ER STOWE II q 90 EEEzE AEE-ErTE
conpists IN detail. deeats
hcon. thrilling
the subject ~
Poll partrusFs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05
MARRIAGE glide

valuable Information for those who are married
or contemplate marriage. Price hfty cents. BY
mall address DIT. Butts Dispensazy, y North
Eighth street 81, Louis, No.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05
VIII You surfer

Go TO Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, III
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-06-05

Of the multitudeS whose ayOcatiOns restrict
them to sitting posture, more than two thirds
suffer from Constipation. Do they not know that
an occasional Ort to
TARR ANTS SELTZER APERIENT
would prevent all their serY2 Its regulating
properties unparalleled. For sale by all dealers
IN medicines.
, 1874-06-24

bdnnhts not only dcence stucnh hut literary rtents
eso Tho hubor Of courses Of loeturna g!Yeu to Btl.
donte IN all Department. Ia ErcatIy increased. This
lectures thkt tho form Of vprthoation aud ler1pn-
tsrAton Of principles, anil thuy nAow ths Eashoda Of
research, and Tho modes Of rtasonug used by fnveE
gators who create knowledge; and by f1xihB interest
&nd attention, arc mich more Instructive than lectures
Vpnid bo made without tho material nloans.
IAn college hAa maie 4 good beginning, Probably
- much has becn done daring tho ycar tic Trustees
expected would hs ono when they authorized tho for
nation Of tho College.
IN our catalogues Nc haro tcnt our ptans, % com.
peted to thousands, and wo confidently expect tlia
very many WILL At the beginning Of another year, pro-
scnt hsmssse9 for instruction. and w IA con1iently
hope tney '1sy mt bo 1lsarrolnsco. Roap*ctfuly,
OLIVER Manor, Dean Of til Faculty.
THE MUSEUM.
Tho report Of The mtaouua showed that no Of.
pendituroa had been mndo during the year, but
that thcro have boon many important oontribu-
tionB. Among tleso are mentioned tho material
gathered on an expedition to LAka Superior last
ycar, consiatug OF foaalls, Theological spool
mems, birds, aud plants, numbering loo apectes.
4 largo number OF birds haYo bepn collected BY
prof. Allyn, and other specimens donated, mum.
boring soyoral Thousand In alt.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
This ovontng tho public literary exercises OF
tho Alumni Asaoctatton will oocur At tho Metlo.
dist Church, at 7:45 o'clock. Music viii be fur
nished by the Apollo Club. Commencement *
erciBcs will take place at the same place to-mor-
row morning, at 10 o'clock, The prosldout's
loTos will bo held Thursday evening.
, 1874-06-24
LAKE FOREST,

rho cramnntion =, ~. aI.aaas - ransa y,
,,sa 't4o" MNA' ~" W Wy o'@'aes VI youok ~
aoa a. 1erfy aai!, on Monaay. conducted by
Prof. Weston and his ablo corps Of teachers aud
comprehensive and tl,orouub, Not onlv wore
too lac1s apa principles onunciatod In tho
'9AFpooas hso"nht 'ut fa'iy'-tlo pupils
bnt thoir relations to other aolonces, and their
p.ne.ioai applications to the dutiss Of lie. rero
coyofrtIv c.rvassaa - A'''' WA"
,a,.,, 1.a. ~.
:, 4hs 80, olAaoso IN @AThEhATlcs
Intelligent explanations showing % their % thotoush "
Understanding Of tho priucfnlos on vhioh
tloy wero baaed wlilo tLeir aconaint-
anco with mental and moral phiiononhy. mt.
era1 athGo!p{gy "a and tho other higher branches ef
range of tho quoatons askad and the road, , and and
correct answers given. The classics aid tho
modern lAuRuaxae also receiyed much attentiot.
Mus1o Is CULTIVATED
with great care and admirable success Tho
progrstume which No pub,iahea Mnndnv VIVA
followed, and tho pieces were rendered with
correct taste aud effoot. Seldom, il eyoy hare
We heard better performance from amatenrs.
This admirable execution eiYoa promiso Of vary
superior attalnmonts for several Of them in tbs
Yesterday the
proper took ulece in fla prcn,,ytar;.r f1huroh
IND frienda al ths cr.duatinr clsas and tGe iii.
zonB fiiied il to ith ,tmost cansnitv prnvcr xvaa
oiforeI by Tho Roy. j. NJ. Gibaon. OF EhiGaTo'
rur aA1.uTATnnY
was pronounced by AIjsa No]iio r, RYAN. Of
Lake Torost. il 40 nnnronrlata and
handsome manner sho aIso read an
ehsny IN q gtronrth in E,,fforinp j in xhich ai,c
diacnssad with wflo and ant ;I,uutrofinn anYuo ~
tia nohlest ,rincinles In o,,r hoiv 7e,nnns All
who heard and wifi ramembpr tia ossay viii mt
be at a loBa for q nuro rofura wnon Tia hour NJ
trial comes IA coma IL musf tn iii.
"rIns AID m1rna''
vas tho eul,fect at All cgany bv Hfisn lillian
Innpan. al nfoncnstor, Mons Tha ncrformnnca
snnrhiel w;th vii anl kank fha attnntio, ~, III
afort for tl1o oooi thinga ,yhci, tiaahad nmt ~
almost ayerv sentonnn. "''''@ '''''@''' WV ~
An ossay on ":'
u er,7,, .rr7rv,4on
hv Nr;sa e1a,eo +. Tov ~ INi,o rtr .f;r,
nointed mt IL" nati 81, tba stndont y ai,yan
nnannp intn hrfuhtar aaIIs ~ t.nt,, ~ t,'a I'll,
rawar(a # f1ntv norrarasJ ,oh1a a;,s,. aoi;o.aJ
nnd nfforfa ~ honoat raanSinI naco,nnI;ah ~
tThe ressv asoual thorn,,nI, a,ud~ ~ p.rnrri
diaorlminntinU tlnncht 81 "s"o' "'>' '"s''u''
MIN Tannin r.. Hcffrn,n =, f,,,,,.oo .rcs .x-
cnsnfl or acnount ~ tnJisn1sitfnn ~ '.oo' ""1 "a
'>> @ % SnEassNrs % 4sp % nnoonps."
cHoico cnijeoiion ~ fact. cothorai fro "s9 via
f1ald Of history. arranrod and nIaesno5 o
in m Admirable ma,,,'ors Thair 1nius
, 1874-06-24
THE COURTS.
miscellaneous Business Translated
: Ecatnrt1nTs

miscellaneous Business Trnnsactnd
+ Ecatnrt1nTs
| ITEMS.
| Tho United States Courts md Glorlta' Offices
| will 10 closed entirely today.
| None Of tho Judges Of tho Superior Or Circuit
Courts will hear cases, though thsy mny hour
noconsary motions or grant injuncsIons. both
tho olorks' Offices viii bo open all dsy - usun!.
UNITED aTATEs counrs
| Tue Consolidated Truit.Iar Company filod bill
aRatnst Abrnm Fronch, Lomuol CaswelI, - Wells.
- Goburn, Waldo Fronoh, William Tronch, and W.
Q. o.ohapmau, and another against Russell Abbey.
5ames Druoc, sna Eldorado Abbey, and third
againht II. 3. Brown and George Dohuor, to ro-
strain them from infringing on comp1ainant's
phtont for fruit-tar called "Aiason'a we'll
known PATENT"
". 3. Latid, @. 3. Tl}ton, and Stephen Mend
commenced hn action against Clarke, Layton l.
90. for $4,000.
Tho 5fovry Oar and Wheel Works began
suit against tho Rockford, Rock Island L st.
Lou!a Railroad Company In assumpslt, claiming
100000.
uAskaur1or 1TEMs.
D. II. Lomer WAS adiudfcatod bankrupt By de-
fault, aud a warrant issued for Aug. s.
In tho matter Of A. B. Van Cott l. Co., tho
| proceedings were dismissed as to ]. P. Mo-
Gregor.
ID tho n1atter Of tho Jo!iot Iron 4 Steel Com
pany tho debtor flled schedule OF its creditors
and twonty days vnB nlowed the potitionno
creditor to alc oonsont Of Ill In number and
one.third IN value to thu proceedings, or in do.
fanlt Of this tho proceedings wero to bo dis.
missed. Ths is undor the smended BANKRUPT
aot, aud 10 tho dret ust1ur i,uru untior 1t.
surEntoR COURT IN un1Er.
Anthony rogel began 8 suit agatnat tho North
Chicago Hallway Company to recover sio.ood
for being run over by ons Of tho defendaut'a
cars on tic sth Of April last.
W. II. Duuton began n out for "a, ,1oo against
James 2 i sh!fra and George Dugbce.
7. Clarke, r. ?. Layson, 9. ?. Silva, md Thomns
8. Dobbins. claiming $4,000. The First National
Bank sleo sued the satne perttes for elo00o.
;, q Il, Mulliken sued = Z Wrlkor for 81
pany hogan suit by attachment against John
M: In1nan TO recover sc, 435.50.
2. Z. T. Armstrong sucd William Adams fos
Henry Abraham began suit in trovor against
claiming sl0, ,o0o. @'>>' 49, 49, 1'''''''''
J. i. Hicks commenced . suit In assumpsit
for go 900 agsinst Isaae II. Wolff.
Robert A. frazor brought suit for e2OO0
against John Sullivan
The Chicago l. Great Wostern Railroad Land
Company was made defendant in suit foi
s5.ouo, brought against 1t BY Carol aaytos.
| Patrick Boyle for 81 ,o80.
CIRCUIT COURT.
z: 3 Waite u 4 f'led bin against L. swanson, 9.
y. Charlie, I. y. PetsrHon. and othera Interested,
Lots and 2, in Block 0, OF 0gden'n Addition 10
| Chicago.
JUDGMENTS.
UNITED sTArEs STATES, DISTRICT coUnT-Jup1E BLon~
ds. $3.50 md motion for new trial.sauo ys. sama
l9a1o-ssm,e ,n, ;. John 6 Enyart, $aa24 sann 70.
$12920.
, 1874-06-24

COLLEGE OF TEcHro10dY.
.,,o ns.., a1,,,'ad ra,,ar. ~ tTe'oae ~
tue Aa"'y-e6taphsneu GoAeRo oa 4ecnhology,
mna mnlea l7 shown D' tho following report OF tho
meaa ~ ~
1hs f@v. Char1ts q. Fowler, D. D., frssidct ~ tbs
s!H s, fler lat .pnaa, meeting, tho Trustee. of
tho university authorized tue organization OF College
rrssios y ithat o COURSES Of study had been Dr.
ranged III the same College, patRliul to the Classical
eonrss.
which had is origin four years ago. It waa tho only
course Ut applied science and naay waEa taking to
course. Aot cscase teY Wished to hocoMe engineers
trzining which would make them etlcicntin other call.
tnys.,,
By the authorization Of the College Of Technology,
crease tho amount Of instruction given Ia appltsd
diaeseht they wished 70 make sch instruction as iu
dependent possible Of tho test book aud lecture in-
s5s,Ss es siSspa xssa IS "'' Of culture to e''
Acting IN reference to these ideas faculty was Or
gsnized and three courses of study wore arranged
Corre Ia Engiucosng.'' smother styled "a course IN
tory. For tho nrst two years tho studies in al lilo
courses are made tie same, for tho .pur-
pose Of occurring tlat common mathematical
and literary knowledge, which III tho basis Of all
furtcr acquisition Of knowledge, and tho successful
communication Of thought. Al the end Of two years
tho lycrge, to meet the practical cus1s for
Which tho student may desire to Rtuty.
The great variety of cnds which studonts may de-
Alro to aain 1s propogcd to ba secured by permitting
tho students to gEs special attention ay Que Of tho
T9 execute completely tho idsa OF q college Of ap-
piled science, there must 10 ~ laboratories with a
sistants or demonstrators ami 4 books Of reference
,LnoaAron1ts; r.,
%ss e up i b.
ginning of tho year With accommodations for twenty
, 1874-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.


B1aH SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
Tho examinations ns the High School wsre
continued and concluded yesterday. Tho claasob
acquitted themselves a. upon tho preceding day,
NTH great credit.
Tho examinations extended over tho higher
branches Of study1noludlng geometry. .trigonomo-
try the ancent md modern languages, English
litoraturo and political economy, history. phil
oaophy, geology, zoology, and physical geogsa-
ply. The examiners for the ancient Languages
wero Alossrs. Washington Hesinp, and franklin
tlelr Latin and Crock. ,Tbefe wns larger
attendance than upon tho former day, and tho
acholsrs did not fall to appreciate the interest
shown. BY giving answers to questions and
problems, with more nptrit and accuracy.
Tho stimulus Of disclosing tho knowledge
which they have acquired by hard study to ttuao
who feel pride In their efforts should not In
any instance 6a doraet to scholars. Parents aro
apt to neglect their duty In thin respect, and to
ments II they arc present at tue oon,moncomont-
day exorciaea. Thsn Ia entirely mistake, for,
though the lattor day Is full Of enjoyment for
eacl,, tho roal results OF tho pupila application
Tho paintings. and ornyon and pencil draw
ings, which adorn tho walls Of tho 11iGh~School
ara we'll worthy Of attention md notice. Perhaps
there is too MUCK Nno devoted to mere fancy
hkcLCulnH, anu. CTltlcBtn WCf0 IN pl4co IL
would bc just to any that thcro Ia fold Of prao-
tioal art ID this direction, which It would bo bet
ter TO cultivate than to wasto abilities OIL that
which may bo termod IN accomplishment rather
than utility. Judged BY tho usual standards Of
minor pictures, the acholars however. have shown
excellent results. Thora can bo no complaint Of
their merit but only Of tho direction in which
thoir powera arc trained, Tho examinations
closod at 3p. m. Thursday afternoon commence-
u,ont exercises will bo hold at MoVicker'a TAoa-
tro.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
yesterday morning tho yearly oxerolsos Of tho
Cook County Normal School we're begun, aud
continued through tho day. This evening tho
Lion. Willard Woodard will ndlrcas tho
graduating class, and the following morning tho
contest for tho Brooks prizes in reading, md
the briggs prizes in oratory, will tako place:
Friday afternoon tho graduating exercises will
DO finished. and In tho esening thoro will be =
sociablo. Trims will leave the Rock Island
depot at $40 a. N. and 1920 P. u1.t aud return
at l and 4 p. N.
Tho fourth annual exhibition OF Bt. Ignatlus'
College takea placo this eyoning,
, 1874-06-24

Who wa outitiod to a I1riyorslty deRroo, rsr1,-
cd than Of tl,e innuer 1nrlitu IN lin unaeon
frturo aud oloaot) Ir Swing tGat ho honeI tf,a
day would soon s como nj e whone tfs Board d Trus.
tson would mninly 10 composed Of tho alumni
Of tho iJuiyoreity.
ANDREW :. ecorT
then delivered tho oration Of tho dav uliol,
waa uaaterly effort, lis production hoing far
TuE u,eron1ar,
Mr., ". i. Mattin' tho historian Of Tho olass.
rcal very iptoro etip1 ahotcl OF their exploits
and heroic decds. from wi,icl, aro gloaned tho
and m9nths. .ycrnae hoioi1t III S H. anct,sa
average weight, 14B ihe, heaviest Weight. liz
lts, Iiphtest Weight Isl tba, Tho ofdeSt II 90
yoarp mouths, and tic youngest Is yosrs ak
mouths. THO talcbk Ia foot Inch ti1e shortest
8 faot 5M iuclen. : The lsreost sizcd boot il
No. o., ths smallest No. /.
Fon FUTURE .rnorrssrons,
sixteen have chosen the minIstryi 4 1nvt 2
MERCANTILE pursuits: uledtcjup: i Journalism
! architecture; / civil engineering, and
to co.eduoaton s to tho method OF conduQtiug
It horo, and Oin favor al ara opposed to woni.
an suffrage, and iu inyor; II arc mo,nbora Of
the Methodist Church., Evangelical, presby-
terian, ! Congregational, Froo Thinkers; are
general, and l Mormon; are married, en-
gagot, and in love.
Hcnry s. Boutcll, tho poet. roed very credit
ablo ofrusioll, full OF spirit
JOSEPH ;atArTnsw uAwns;
very humorous description of the GLASS as tl,ey
wifi appear In 1864. Ths prophat nut a noint
On bis Lifts By o1hibttiug CARTOONS sllowin%r % thn
appearance Of tic members OF tho olnes,
Aithoudh not axeol1ted hy T'bnmna Na.t thoy
woro henrtifv annrcci.tn1 hv ,hn omd;onror T,t's
anoo1or .ynn fnr,!Edi, n.,sia,oJ "e a.. n ao
oTnas "'o Aon"11 app'aHosos ana taAae noe
An amusing fonturo o. tho ocraeion was tho
, 1874-06-24

Making IN Clio aggregate 10,402 hubordlnato
Oranges on the lat day Of Juno. Oranges arc
IoinE orga,ntzcd at the average ratio Of twonty-
five per day., which,. up to Tue proaont, would
all ayerago, humber nifty voters, aud 1t 1euuiros
no figuring to show shnt to-day thcro aro Ii, tho
United S!atea 100000 1otarA WHO arc patsona
OF lluhbAulry.
, 1874-06-24

The ep!rn atotk Of A. D, NcLain l. Sou, merchant
taiors, cons!aing Of the beat quality Cloths cnssl
naercs aud clothing. At the tme large lue Of
boots and shoca and draH goods will bo 1old by Wn
a. Duters l. Co., at their salesrooms, l0s Ar4leon
atzeet, Thursday tto.morrow> morning.
, 1874-06-24

Trench Artificial Eyes.
Largess stook In tho United Bsa.os. Gals b Dlock,
dsugg1aEs, Bs South Clark atroot; branch stores,
aud ~ Monroe street, Palmer House. and 81 cat Aau
dolph strcpt, !
, 1874-06-24

Tho largest and most valuable lot Of unset diamonds
over shown in Chicago, NOW on s1hlbon at tho
jowelry house Of g. B. Bhourds Co., 90 8atet corucr
Randolph streat-one iai1woghiug 20 carata cach two
argeat in America. Diamond seekers aud fauulers
will do well to examine them,
, 1874-06-24

Stop tho HaIr from Falling
ny using the "P,aon In1lgorator" Try the "phalon
Night.hloosntng Corcns for the handkerchief. Van
scAsaek, Rasyouson h Reid, Whoosalo Agents.