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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
Tho Agc of nisCONcrN

". Winter, the artist, Is about TO pre-
sent to the citizens Of Cairo a new pic.
turo, with all the coloring of real lite.
The means of working these charming
and life-likc pictures will not DE With
held from the public. The mods opcr-
a1idi is a follows: On the right hand
side Of the camera i attached mill
which contains the prismatic colors in u
pulvcriZcd state. As the colors pass into
the camera they are received by fan
wheel which keeps the atoms in
motion. The Photographic plate. while
wet, is then placed in the camcra-thc
sitter being in position. The handle OF
the mill is gently turned. The cap OF
tube is removed, the image OF the sitter
begins to form while passing through
the colorcd atmosphere, the particles OF
dust falling where they properly belong.
When, Presto. you have a beautiful pie
turc of yourself or friend.
Mr.. W. is also making a picture called
the nonpareil, a beautiful style, suitable
for lOckct, and miniature eases. Large
assortment of the latter on hand. Gal
cry open daily.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roreker is now in full control of
the Washington bakery, and having learn.
cd the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf.
Boston, Brown and Graham bread. and
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bakr y. lie maintains a full stock of
confectoneries, and can, as well az any
other dealer in the city, ill all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna.
mented on short notice. Specia lattention
given TO the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. 9l2.tC
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am prepared to furnish to customers
Boots and Shoes, Of as llne material, A. neat
In fit and cheap in price a. can be procured
by permitting speculative persons, or men
not -hoemakers having frIcnd.shoemakers
living in the East, to send for them, | ask
bankers, public officers, and other per.ons
10 take notice of this announcement. [
make Boots and shoes in any style and Of
every quality, GIVE me a trial.
Remember the location of my shop
Twentieth street between Poplar street and
Wa hing,on avenue, near the Court House
40 i.l3-tf. WIN EmERs.
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--Scarce-frec drinks TN, morning.
}. Burger 81 Co. have the largest
stock OF parasols, umbrellas and sun UNI
brcllas in Cairo. Chldrcn's plrsols at re-.
markedly low prices. These articles are
going of rapidly, and ladic, should call
before the best of the stock is gone.
The election, yesterday, was quiet
and orderly.
The housckccpcrs department at J.
Burger * Cos will delight the numerous
lady customers of that firm. The table
linens. towclings, napkins, .hcctnga,
pillowcasc muslins, etc. etc.. are of all
kinds and qualities and the prices within
the reach Of everybody.
There is a case Of smallpox on the
corner of Walnut and Twelfth streets.
Neck ties Of the newest styles, hand
some makes. and the finest assortment Of
collar, and cuffs, to be- found in the city
are for sale by j. Burger & Co, at popu-
lar prices.
Regular passenger trains on the mar
now gauge are now running on time.
-Ladic. and chidrcn's white suits,
braided and embroidered linen suits of
all color- can be- found in the city only
at j. Burger q Co.'S. Childrcn's suits
from 80 cent, 20 s.: Ladies' suits from
- to $40.
The Jack AMI Jill troupe win appear
at the Athcueum, saturday night
We call attention to the large and
handsome stock of gent. furnishing
goods just brought to thi. city by j.
Burger & GO. These goods have all
been selected with great care and are of
the latest and most desirable styles. and
sold at bottom prices. Gentlemen are
requested to call and see for themselves.
The Turner society will give pic
mic st Fort Jefferson on the 9th Of May.
The sipr water has almost entirely
disappeared from Lake Shauncssy. and
other portions OF the city will soon be
rid it. presence.
White goods, the haud,omc,t line
ever brought to thi, city, including
Piquc-. Nansooks. Swi,, muslins. tarlet-
ans, etc. all selling at prices lower than
the lowest, for sale at J. Burger Il Co.'S.
Ladic, viii save money by examining
these goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Now that the election is over. and
the consequent excitement has subsidized,
Dur people will once more settle down to
business.
Custom made ladies' and children,
shoes. all guaranteed, for sale at the low
est prices, at j. Burger & Co.'S.
Summer silks OF the very best quail
ity, prices ranging from Gj to 30 cent,
per yard. may ho found at l. Rnrgor
& Co.'S.
Blind Tom will be- the next interest
Ing feature in the amusement line, who
will appear at the Athcncum Friday
night.
j. Burger d Go. have the most beau
.iful assortment Of embroidcricS and la
,cs in the city Of Cairo, rctailel at whole
.aie prices.
The finest selection Of dress good, Of
he very latest style aud all the new fab
lies sold at prices which defy COMPETE
ion, at j, Burger Il Cos.
The little folk, and big folks are an
icipating gala day on the arrival of
Yankee Robinson's mammoth show
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Special Assessment Notice.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that the
l. county court of Alexander county has rem,
d"led judgment tor n special assessment upon
~" property benefited by the reconstruction OF
tile following sidewalks, via:
south side OF Fourth street between Washing
lon anu commercial avenues west side of WASH
lngton avenue, from Fourth to Finn street. ;
cast side of Washington avenue from Fifth to
J SiNth Streets north side Of tifh street from
Washington To Commercial avenues; north side
81 seventh from Walnut TO westerly line of Lot
~, Block -; north side OF Eleventh ffom Wash
Ington avenue 10 Walnut street; east side of
Poplar street between Division and Twenty
second streets; south side Of Iwenty-tlrst street
from Poplar To sycamore streets; south side of
Eighth street between Washington and tom-
mrrclal avenues; east side Of Washington uyc-
nue. from Eighth To Nineth streets; norih side of
Eighth, between Washington avenue and Walnut
street; south side OF seventh, between Washing
ton avenue aud Walnut street, as will more ful1y
appear from the certified copy OF the judgment
on lc IN the OiCe of the city clerk of the city of
'alrui that "A warrant for the collection of such
assessments Is In the hands of the unders igned
All persons interested arr hereby notified 10 call
anu pay the amounts assessed, at the collectors
onicc, No. Is Commercial avenue, within thirty
days from the date hereof Is b BLAKE
city Treasurer AMI IN-Onicio Collector
Da'ei this 3ist day OF March, les
l-l-tl.
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millinery g. pn,l.

Mr.. Iiultz ms the largest Millinery store
in the city OF Cairo with large stock Of
Millinery Good, Of all the latest fashion,,
and style, Of Lldlt,', Misses and Children,
has, and Ladies honnels, trimmed or un-
trimmed, all Of which have been ear fully
selected, an bought 81 the very lowest
Cash Prices at Tie fou- Der ut markets
st. Louis, Chic 90, Cincinnaii ana New
YORK, and which she VIII fer for ssle a,
cost. Now i your chance to get your
II t.. Cal and see her before You FUR.
chase at other place, >ho ha, ne a..
sortmcnt Of Ladies' Misses aud Chi.drn -,
Shoes, all made to o'dur, that III viii otter
for sale If y per cent chopp'r than can ne
bought't any othc pace ia Tho city q
Cairo also, yl'isty # other no'i,rs.
Mrs. VI. c. IIUL7z,
Washington avenue, between Tenth and
Eleven Il streets. 42-3-l8-llp.
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Something New.

! have just received complete assort-
mcnt of Glass Shades Of all sizes aud
shapes, suitable for clocks, wax flowers.
etc., also Moss and Chenille, and pic
mic and ladies Travelling Baskets-thc
largest stock ever brought to Cairo.
-. HARTMAN,
Corner Sixth and Commercial.
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That Trumpet,

The gentlemen connected with the
German Lutheran church, who took the
trouble upon Themselves to canvass the
town in order to give everybody chance
to cast ballot for the company who they
thought was the most worthy otthc trum-
pet succeeded in selling in all one hundred
and sixty-four votes, nincty-siX of which
were cast for the Arabs. twcnty-ninc for
the Rough and Ready, twenty for the
IIibcrniaus and nineteen for the Dcltas,
and the Arabs were presented with the
pri/p
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The well known barber chop, corner
Eighth and g numerical. presided Dy.r ~
he popula- artist, George >t.Inhru-". has
removed one door north oa 'orm rr a. in
hr Grand central I!o'D'. The uow .'pr IS.
Errc aul comm di,u,, .ui tJ..c N.slge
for ry hiufwtilir. 80 90. Hag oll-lior.
tis htr cutting, smooth -ho,c.. ,t', vi1
~ wei % ,Ji. at TIE G.aud CoLua HaIoe.
HOP Il 8-i}-'l
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Chaneery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, ALEXANDER COUNTY, RS.
In the Circuit Court--May term, A. d. 1873.

STATE or ILLINOIS, ALEXANDER COUNTY. Lss
In the Circuit COurt--May term, a. d 1875
sarah J. Chism " John u Chlsm, Moses n.
ChlsIn, James W Chi-m John : Chi,m Mary
sinclair, samuel sinclair, Martin l.. Chsm,
r Chism, Mary Chsm, Martha Chism Victoria
lhi-m, Doc. Nichols. Elizabeth Lynch Robert
iynch, California oliver James Oliver, Thomas
Robinson, John Robinson, Riley Chism, VIII
liam Robinson, Robert Robinson, R.becca Rob
nson and Jane Robinson Bill for Partition
AFFIDAVIT. OF the non-residence of John d.
thism, Moses ID, ihism, John ;. Chism Mary
sinclair, samuel sinclair, Martha Chsm, Vic
torla thisn, Mary thi,m, Doc Nichols, Eliza
beth Lynch, Robert Lynch California oliver,
james Oliver, Thomas Nichols, Jane SAWYER
Noah sawyer, Caroline Robinson John Robin
son, Riley ,hism, William Robinson, Robert
Robinson, tebecca Robinson and Jane Robin
son Of the above named defendants, having been
hed in the clerks Office Of the said Circuit
Court, notice is therefore hereby given To Won
the said John D. Chisn, Moses d. thism, John
: .thism, Mary Sinclair, samuel sinclair Mar
tina ChlSm, Victoria thism, MARY { hism Doc
Nichols, Elizabeth Lynch, Robert Lynch Cali
lnrnlh oliver james oliver, Thomas Nichols
Jane -awl Cr Noah sawyer, Caroline Robinson
John Robinson, Riley Chism, William Robin
son, Robert Robinson, Rebecca Robinson and
Jane Robinson, that the complainant lled her
bill of complaint in said court on the chuncerv
side thereof ON the 9Th day of April, A. D.. ls75,
ana thcrcupon summons issued out OF said
court, returnahle ON the 81 Monday In the month
of May next ~ Is by law required Now unless
YOU, The said above named defendants, shall
personally be- and appear before the court on the
first day Of the next term thereof, 10 he holden
~ and Tor the said county, on the 81 Monday in
May next, and plead, answer or demur, Ia the
said complanan'S bill Of complaint the same
and the matters and things therein charged and
stated, Will he taken ~ confessed and decree
entered against You accordingly 10 the PRAYER
Of said bill REUBEN ; NOCUM, Clerk
Cairo, Ms, April IN, ls15
Irardall Linegir, solicitors for Complain.
ant, SIT A.
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Notice.

have received large consignment Of
those celebrated domestic" Sewing Ma.
chimes, and hope to hereafter supply the de-
mand The ciusc o my running short of
machines vas the inability of the company
TO supply the demand 1t costs you nothing
to Try these machines. Parties In want of
new machines can test the Great King 1i
al machines by leaving their orders TO
'bring ma hiuc," q, the agency,
i-l4-,f. LANNON'S BOOKSTORE.
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The Heart is a wondcrru, PUMP

the valves OF which open and shut seventy
or gh:y times per minute. Tan alcoholic
stimulant be taken into the blood TIE pump
works much faster, and this unnatural ,peed
wears out the vital machinery. All the in
toxicating nostrums advertised a' "tonics,"
"renoyators," corrective" dc produce
this disastrous elect, and hence all intelli-
gent Christians are thankful that DIR
WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTERs
an lnvigoraut and Alternative without n
sting-i' everywhere supplanting thess
proprietary poisons, 4-lS 4w.
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WEDNESDAY, ArRL 81, 1873.
Locai Mcn,hcr I.enort.


Mr.. Winter has been elected Mayor by
a majority u thirteen votes. We do not
wish to discuss the causes that led to Mr..
Morris defeat. and bow gracefully to the
decision OF The little majority. If Mr..
Winter shall prove to be either a
wi'e Or good Mayor So shall De- agrcca-
bly, a.touishod. The people have made
tii. bed for themselves. We shall sec if
they .Irop in 70 comfortably during the
next two years.
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pinnn nn.InrEnn Timing.

Mr.. ". kuHue desires u. 10 say that Do p.
ready to cciNc orlsr- FOR p.up a,d or.
gan tuning, and repairing mu, cll i..fm
meats. order. may be- let at the corner OF
Thirteenth AMI W1laut streets, o. =. ..
Box GGj, and viii receive promp, a't.nt on.
s}.2-lG.3m
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LOOK HERE
HaSc Balls ofEycry Description
Al
PHIL II. SAUP'S.
l-l-lf
Notice.

notice.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRO AID COMPANY
AGENTS OFFICE, CAIRO, Apr. II, 1873.
To accommodate those wishing 70 attend
the Odd Fellows Celebration at Jonesboro
on April 21th the |, c, II. II. will run an
Excursion Train, leaving Cairo at $ a. m.
arriyin. at Anna about 0ij a. IN. Return.
Ing, will leave Anna at 500 p. m, Orrlying
at Cairo about 1906 p. m. Excursion tick.
cts will be sold for round trip at I. c. II. r..
ticket office, JAS. JOHNSON,
4-lS.dtd. Agent.
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n \ regular meeting Of Alexander
&<r Chapter No. III. order Of East
cru Star, VIII be held hi. We'd
uc-layI evening. Al members are re-
guc-;.l 90 attend. FANNIE t. LNoN.
NLcruInry
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THE ELECTION.
MIR WINTER ELECTED MAYOR BY
THIRTEEN MAJORITY.
Axicg. Clerk; Blake, Treasurer; Black,
tuy Attorney

The election yesterday passed of
quietly. There were no fights, aud but
few bpisterous demonstrations at the
polls. The principal interest was conccn-
tratcd " the contest for Mayor. As will
be seen, Il heavy vote was cast-2UO more
than were polled two years ago. The
greatest increase is in the Third Ward.
The vote in detail is rs follows:
FIRST WARD.
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Mr. T.. Fitzgerald has Just received and
"a. on sale at hj. sales room large stock
j E'.li.h ale. porter, lluro'.y 'raudy
ml wines, and liquors Of a'i -iuds. which
%, VII dspoto 81 At Reasonable prices.
J-N.y.tJ If
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Two good residences on Twentieth street
near the Court House. Also the Court
House Hotel, at low rent. Inquire at II.
Meyers Cigar store. JACOB KLEIN.
i-l0.im.
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To COnsunpti,cs

The advertiser, & retired physician. hav-
ing proyidentilliy discovered, while a Med.
icsl Missionary in Southern Asia, very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure OF Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and lung
affections, also positive and radical spe.
cidc for Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay, and all Nervous Complaints, feels 1t his
duty 10 make 1t known to hi. suffering tel.
lows. Actuated by this motive, he will
eheeriully send tree of CHARGE % all who
desire 1t, the receipt for preparing, and fun
directions for successfully using, tins proyi-
dentlally desired remedy. Those who wish
to avail themselves of the benefits OF this
discovery without cost, can do so by return
mail, by addressing
DIR, CHARLES 4. Marshall,
81 Niagara Street.
21.l.l.wSt, Buffalo, \, Y.
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II. Block, boot and shoemaker, on Eighth
street, between Washington lad CONNER.
cial avenues, has just received new style
81 last, and isnow prepared to make boot
t1at, for neatncss and comfort. cannot be
eNcelled. Give him call and examine
TINS new style Of last. 6l-i .1j-lm.
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Between Winter Row aud the BuLLE-
IT'S Ollie. somewhere on Fifteenth street
it i, believed, "a pair Of gold -pcctacles.
The finder will Jcrcwarlcd by returning
th" same 10 the BULLETIN Office. 81.
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NOcinbIc.

The closing sociablc of the Liberal Re
ligiOus Association will take place at
their hall Tonight. There will be the
usual course of amusement, OF which dan
cling will be the principal feature, Eisen-
burg's string band will be present, and a
pleasant time is antlcated. Everybody
10 sordiNlly Invited to attend.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockholders
~ Of the Cairo tity Ferry company that the
annual meeting for the election Of seven direct
Ors, and consideration of such other business NJ
may come before it, will he held on Monday,
May 3rd next nj 10 O'Clock, u. m. at the OnlGe
of the COMPANY, corner sixth and Leyee streets,
In this city, IhOs. w, HALLIDAY,
Secretary,
Cairo, Illinois, April 18th, $50,
T2-i-li-dtd.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HRppy NeIief Tor fOUng Wen from ths
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life, Man
hood restored lmpciimCnts to Marriage re-
moved, New method Of treatment, New and
remarkable remedies Books aud circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes, Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, il9 n. Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa An Institution having high reputa
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill. lGO-l-l5-dSw3m
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sheriH's Sale,

10y virtue Of ar execution 10 me- directed by
ID the clerk of the circuit court Of Alexander
county, in the state Of Illinois, in favor OF David
upon the following described property, in the
county Of Alexander aud state OF Illinois, TO-
wit The southwest quarter Of the north
west quarter o. section weniy-rH ,C40l,
range two'west of tho third principal meridian,
a. the property Of the snid Baptist Holster,
which will oller nj public sale at the southwest
door of the court house in the city of Cairo, in
the county of Alexander and State of Illinois on
the Both day OF April, a, H., 1875, ut the hour Of
eleven o clock, u. m, for cash, 10 satisfy said
execution. ALEX III, IRWIN,
sheritof Alexander County, lllinols.
Cairo. Illinois, April 22d, 1875,
4-2l-3w.
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IITO TIT'UVTIIIVs NViV rs IVIIWWH' III
the First Ward, Winter over Wood, 80;
in the Second, Winter over Wood, ~ in
the Third, Wood over Winter, So; in the
Fourth, Wood over Winter. So; in the
Fifth. Wood over Winter, 20. Woods
majorities aggregated, were $50; Win
tcr's were l05. Wood over Winter in
the city, 81. For Swayue, 10 votes
were cast for Wood, 625; for Winter,
5il ; total vets Of the city FOR Mayor,
1885.
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GooI single rooms Dl The upper floor At
.he saint CHARLES can &c had, with board,
e the very los rate Il $50 per month
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EGGS FOR MATCHING

From the following varieties OF PURK BRED
Fowls
Ata2 Per Dozen.
Dark and Light Brahmas; Bun and Partridge
Cochins; Brown and White Leigh orns; Houdans
and silver Grey Dorkings
| warrant one-halt OF each dozen Eggs 10
HATCH, II they do not will replace them at 50
cents per dozen.
Send stamp for circular.
Address. ISAAC LfNDL,
Marlboro, Stark ccanty, Ohio.
el-3-iI- wet
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Two.iforse Wagon For Sale.
new wagon Tor sale at bargain. Ap-
ply ae hs BvLLarIs esuutip2-rosm. If,
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FIRST ARTISTS.
HIS FAITHFUL IMITATION ov
His "RR,tIe of -l,n,.sa.',

Hon. stephen A. Douglas speech, and all
Musl'al Instruments, constitute an intere sting
r1li oithc entertainment
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Has been pronounced by critics a. the finest de.
,cripuye piece of music ever ompo-el.
Admission - 20 copts
rssReservcd seats AT IIartn,n's
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMEN1, RIVER RFroaT, !
April 20, ls75
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Two YEARS EGO.

Tho Vote for Mayor Gcstntci- How
Mauy vote. L"ra wood. winter Rnd
sWaNUc GO'.
For the Information of our readers and
that they may compare the vote of yes
tcrdly Tor Mayor with the vote OF two
years ago, We give below in detail, the
official vote east at the city election in
1873:
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CAIRO hlaRKET...WHOLESALe.

corrected Daily by r NJ Searns, commission
TnciInAh', secretary VI the Cairo Board vi
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-02
THE YEG HER EDTT.yTIO.N.

This Is she time OF year when college and
high-school graduating exercises are being held
not only In Lansing, but in every part of the
country, and we hear much SAID about the
'' higher education"
If higher education consists in acquiring
more languages and learning the names and
theories Of more sciences, it is good deal like
furnishing house with all sorts Of useless
things and by and by putting them in the gar
ret to get them out OF the way There is a
good deal of garnet furniture in the mind OF
the average college student already. and sys-
tenn which adds to this collection Of rubbish
will win no iaurels.
Studies are pursued which are never called
for in every day life aud in many instances all
snowledge of them IS after time forgotten.
Such education is useless, il it does not in
some instances do positive harm. II Is at the
best mere fragments Of real culture. which in
the lives Of q few might somewhere tit in and
help to make perfect whole but to the life
OF the average cultivated person is OF no more
use than a broken toy. TO those, however,
who look upon higher education as deeper
anu mOie IIdCtiSd' sc VI sninS5 "uiCu
Will be OF greatest service TO the student, thsre
is spread out broad field of genuine culture,
bounded by no limitations or conventionalities
and whoever graduates with the honors OF
such school will never be sneered at az super
fetal. That system which shall most thor.
oughly sift out the useful and truly beautiful
from the merely ornate, which shall cultivate
and develop the mind and heart, which shall
ring in the era of studying to thoroughly I'M
derstand the subject. and ring out the age OF
sham and cram. will do more for the cause Of
genuine progress than all the fine theories o.
education which have been woven since thu
world began.-Lansing Republican.