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DIP. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOWER AND GENTlAN,

MAY FLOWER AND hLN lIAN,
Su-c cure ror Liver Complaint, pyScpsls,
Impurities OF tho h'onl and General hrhility,
Female Weakness a.dRll other diseases nri,iug
from dlsutlCrUl system. positive ami tNc'.
tu0l cure f'r Fever and Agu". Thousands have
used ~ when MI other remedies iaiiei aud to.
cay are perfectly cured.
THE INDIAN COMPOUND
I. one Of thcno.t .uccessful mellclncs over of.
fc-cl in tn uphlic, vig For Crlmp clli', Mar.
rhcG INscH cry & thploru, and AL summer tnin-
ulnints Rheumatism Toothache aud Ncurilgia.
THIS Compound is warranted aui has never
teen known to tail IN Cramp Ioly In Horses.
HORSE And CATTLE LlNlMENT
This celebrated Eminent hasno ,Iull Ia the
world for tue trl0wiug complaints In man or
lrast, VII; sprains, Burns, sweeney, collar
Hlistors FLESH wounds Of all kinds nu man %
honst, Rhoum,tism. Burns and ScaId'."ntrlrt
81 o. cure snake Bites, Ague IN the breast, sore
Nipples, This Liuimcrt is highly recommended
by allWh' have usei It.
KEYSTONE Cough SYRUP.
Thl, wonderful medicine, which Is purely y eg
ciube Preparation, l. one oi the most sals,
speedy and sure cure Tor colds, coughs lIolr'
ness, bronchitis NOOping Cough, Pain In tho
chest, Spitting OF Blood, Soreness nri bleeding
OF the Lungs or throat which hps ever been
ororel to tho pu lie DO mt wait uutil your
cough has settled in consumption, tnr rnusuup-
tiuu once decIly seated cannot no cured Try II
yeaiHctod ones i0rsl hth.ic cough, Bronchitis,
Iud N other affections Otth lhruat aud Lungs
Etd with Gods blessing and = regular u.c pl
this medicine according . direction yuu UH!
cOnhd. ptly expect euro
GCRnNfRS VEGETABLE LIVER plLLS
Ior the relief an1 cure Of u Blipus Conn laints ol
OIL kinds, nysUcI-Il, loaniic' llolia he, IN
digcstIun, lmlJrity Of the blood. SO.
GOEDNER'S PILE REMEDY
IsNsuro |urc for Bleeding ami itching rllcs
Fuil directions TOR use accompany each an,
every Ireknge Of The nhOye medicine. lie sur,
ths' Dr Gnrdncr's name + printed up
ev rs Label, Int lfmation on any i selso cheer
tllly communicated lddre
Dr !. k-GORDNrR,
Light Street tolumJia 60, "
Jlr sale at all Druggists and country Stores.
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psy" Said Missouri preacher 4:
"Tmr's n powerful sight Of pigglinG
back thar in the corner, ard it's got
to be stopped. or the Lord will dele
gate me to open the door aud throw
some one out
, 1875-02-12

4 gentleman 10 tic wIoIs1Alo domestic c1ekh
bl1hiness vas telling ms other day Of 4 sharn
trick played upon his ho'lss by homs OF thar
customers. liz RAys Inst they will sell 10 iob-
berb several pieoss OF cloth marked on ths tag
~ measuring 90 ms!7 yards, and that, II the
goods run short. which il not often tho osnA
they make good tho deHoisncy. Yhsy wsTs vary
much surprised ~ well Al aHnoyqd by
tlo complaints Of ons customer in pRE.
ticus&r. wlo said that the nnfol1ants to
whom be sold the CLOTH found that IL did not
measure as marked. Tie houaa with which nv
frend IL conneolsd seio direct from its q mills
and lta clerks aro Ill man Of integrity. Mistakes
IL measurement might occasionally hnppep, but
tnelf @ tredueeloy WAS very puzzpR. to saJ the
isast. Ihess complaints, mint YOU, can,s from
tns merchants to wtiotn the johber sold The
goods. and Aot from tho fobbo1 himself.
!hs thing went Oh fur SONS tins, nhen sud-
aenly II occurred to one uf tho firm 10 COM
pare the Hgures marked on tbs tags With tho4a
IN their books. THIS was Immediately dma
end the result ahowea that the fotte, had
bssh putting On similar tags, marked, two, three
Ana tous yaruH moro thin tho goods measured
aud we're originally marked, Tho tobbcr rss
contrlte, aud thsy did not expope him, but Won
may ba sure alat hereafter ttay will soI tn Hi1n
"aa a. to borrow 4 term from tho mert.hsnts'
vocabulary. he man who has BEEN carving M
this swlndie stands III good otior amnnp hia
biothef merchants, s,,d they would ba yery ln,ri,
suspttasd il thoy knew What A. auliect th.,r
friend IL for the Rtate's Prison, Tbjs II ony ma
of tho trictA by which msn u,aks fortnnn. and
9oId llieir own agaipat Aoneat mercha M -Ns,.
,I,f aor@ tof''espaadsaec Of 8aturdav Epniuq Ia.
, 1875-02-12

From tic Washington Etpttt,tan,
JaAy Watts and l:eony Richards were sitting in
tue darA in "atts kitchen tie other night, crack
ing hickory nuts and telling oue another how
] good tleir respective fathers were. Jaky lizard
l'in father step up stairs and suddenly became
| silent. Mr. Watts Ind thrown out hint Mt t4e
dinner-sabo that he would tond to Jaky when ho
! casile homo for tying hissiatcr lip 10 Lag Wien
JaSy heard the old spntlcman'H steps approaching
| tile Kitchen stairs he aall Denny. something
ilsakes the feel aslf had forgotten to bhut the
ack quite; II pe hack III minute and hurried
out ut the dour.
Mf. Watts came down to the kitchen shaking
With suppressed rage. AID teei,lg = lone figure
aittihg i'll tho din Light Of thu IRE, lie grabbed
i by the car aud ralsed it out Of tho chair.
Bcnny set up terfibIe horling. ME. H.ttB
"altzod him around the room, jerEing out aich
remarks as ''l'll teach you 10 perpetrate aucll
things ~ my house; you thought you'd nla!trcat
your little sister, did ron suppose you'll want
up a .plo!onGcd howl. interrupted occasionally by
a'l11ek "ouch!' aud o vigorous effort to cover
sonle tender rI'ot With his hands.
hf. Watts gA.e him final wronch and Rlnng
linn Up aFas,Itt the table, with the obsorystloi.
that lc guessed !,o wouldn't folsct this rirht
away. Eenny rushed ont pf the house smiling,
and utte1mg all sorts Of threats against Watta.
Jaky htopred him III the yard anu mil, An e1-
Why, Eennv, srhat i'll tho weld i the n1attcri
Do YOU feel rick Z" Benny DID not etou to ex.
plain }3ut Hnahnd over the fence aud hone, dtop-
ping lad word 1t over! htep.
Jaky looked very weak as lie came into the
house rnbbiug his legs mud showing disposition
" run at every Mo;iun tia father nalc, aad
looked exactly ae il he had been whipped. Mrs.
liicI.ardn called tie next day in high state of
ndianation. Hhe took up her quarters in tie
basement lall, with ueuuy ul,tior Acr ain, aud
t,ll tbs Watts fo!ka jlst wllat a1e thought Of
them. She became highly intslnol and cLokcd
"ith passion, aud reminded them that they
couldn't ride over her. 1t Mr. Watts did hold
Government Office, not il she kuew l,ordclt SheI
like to STE hcEtelt ahsoctating With people "a
would set upon and maticious!y lualtreat . tender
infant.
Then she danced away with the assurance that
they hadn't l.card tie last II it. Mr.. Watts in
ycetiBated tue matter Ahttlc, ard he and Jaky
held business meeting in the wooa-ahed, mnch
TO JAlys disgust. The matter wag thoroughly
planned aud Mrs. Waits sent bowl OF currant jel-
y hreuud to Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Richards says
tlle never rcnlly knew what dear. good lady AIs.
Watts was before; but I}ouny tays that all the
currant jelly III tile district can't eiface the mem
oty IT Que night. and ho longs to be q man, 10
tlat he eau revenge himself upon Mr.. Watts.
, 1875-02-12


Tho saving t!lat :. .atisfortrnos corlle nnk sing
~ but III battall"ns" Booms to la Aadly llustlat.
ell in tue case nf tlsa Rt. Nsv. ". II. Uacnlsi,,-
Or. senior Episcopal lAshop OF New Jorsey. Soine
time aEu, he tnet with sarious aocldsut, fell al
bruke hls knoopsn. H!a vigorous constitution
onnl1le nt to Ret partly oror tllia md to ,canne
!Ifd Episcopal uutIes, but othee cares crnwIeA
on Him ~ that he WAS forced to de4ikt
from Diocesan labor. IIia daughter, nhe
lying III at his house, lost her lnls-
band under very affecting circumstances. Last
summer, whom tbs division Of the Diocese was
aHieed upon ny the State Convention, tho Bishop
presided. Lut had to be physically supported
while doing 10. lie was voted s ,000 alnl Icaya
Of abee1!cs Tor slx months. In tho fall after
ths ueneral Committees had ratified the decs-
ion OF tho Diocesan Gouysntlon to diyide The
Diocese and erect second Dislomic. tho bishop,
with his vito and boreaved daughter, started tor
Europe,-ths very day they started being .hs
one upon which the I&cv. Dr., Nicholson
announced his withdrawal from tho old
Episcopal Church aud Ills adhesion to the
nov. The hrat newH received from
the lHahop WAS shat he was improving rapidly,
and that the physicians gays promtae ol Prob
ably complete cure. Next cane from An.,apol,s,
Mo-, tho dreadful nams that tut l.iahop's other
Bon.tn-law. Nit. Harrison, WAS dead. And now,
from Europe, comes tho news that tho Bishop ia
i'll unto deatl. Mrs. Udcnl,eimor Whites that shp
IL "terrbly afraid OF the rosult," and bespsaks
tho PRAYERS OF friends. Ths sadness If this pews
and It's object will be understood when it il
that atleast To- 600 people In Now jersey have
learned to lore the Nshop NTH tie lore OF phii-
d1en for fa!hes+
, 1875-02-12

struck them Ia the previous day'a reading. This
av*tetn had boen adopted for the PURPOSE OF
giving lhom confidence a. tehchern in nttflrc.hng
large audisncoH. We thon proceeded to tho tall,
where HO OF them won't through their grmnast1c
exerc'HcH. and 1oyelicr or moro Interesting
e,"ht no person could wish 10 botofd Than wns
iseaehtod !" onr view. From this We proceeded
ni''eA oevhf'a the p0Ncr Of expresHloh BY
ussofssnR ~ hon thorough aud how competo wss
tha hTatem OF Instruction 1i1ete administered
WIN WHIT 1'Ito one clase-ro,tn where lad,na wcfe re-
I,ssiisi'B lhattncton In geology and tI,o firet
tnIilR tEat Caught my nys nan I ApIflted and
aeeqfatn Drawing. the alze It A,e-tf that ia not
.n, sm aiibn plil-of human tkelcton said tho
h"sseoh ,,.re NV WHO Grew tlas anatomical figure must
nave ~ been ~ great mn artlst NJ mAn
1f Science, 80 comnlete and 20 uae,er-
" we're the outlines and shading >
Int the teacher repIicd, "One Of orr rni,,,,
ladtca did that" Then heard them cxamusi
in varnl'a nubjectH. For instance, they wers
ashed X they cnutd giyo any account III Hutk.
eneare yonhG lady got up. and in TIN n,inl,tt,
tie told me great deal moIo shout Shab,,,eare
than erer knew-spd i1nagin than a rreaL
many about me knew-n my life. Aud 70 Va
went on from astronomy, mathematics, botany,
mythology. In evnFy claaB WAS .lle sA1ne ays.ein
hau tile same thorO,1RhDeBa. 1 mention thi.
circumstance in 0rIor that thoao who arn inter-
eeted i'll tho bringing up Of these young children,
sitting upon my tight baud. inny Le able to COM
pfehcnd n,at enormous advantages are open to
t1Gso who in the early portion OF their lives
and Whilo tiIey are still sclooi children, ft
thcmHelyee, aa it were. for passing on to that
higher education WHICH have ve,tured to do
hcfloe to Jun. There can be 10 doubt that every
yehr tho nccros Of successfully administering
Youthful education iH better Understood aud
inure successfully applied.
, 1875-02-12

FEaT1FlTiE9 IT TIE tAEllMAN HQEbH,
Tho banquet commenced about 10,80 o'clock,
in tue ladies' ordinary. After feaatiue upon tho
nauy good t1nGs With which tho tabea were
laden, Prof. DAnfort4 was chosen to announce
the toaBts Of the evening. Tho toaass wero ALL
nouncod and responded to in the following
order:
"Our Emcri.i rrofesaors-stay tl1c,r interest
in tho College for tho tuturs cIunl tlei. aaatcnHs-
fnl MD to it in the pull" 1tespoudcd to BY Irof.
Small. President Of the College.
''Neligiou III 1tclstett to Medicine" nesponil-
ed to by the Rov. Dr. ". Il. 1hnmas.
"0ur Alumni. the hope aud lritio Of tho Col
1cge, al tlleir record uobly stands the test ot
tine" Responded to by Dr. ]. L. Mitchell,
"1'll8 Graduating C1aaa--thn best ever known,
a'll 70 continue tho leat nllEal Feb. II, 1h7G.--
naY It ever deserve wel! Of its AlulA Mntey," ltc-
spondcd to iy 1'rof Il. Lu,ltam.
1.-THE Hospt'al, tho right arm OF tho College
mny lis shadow nGTer grow less, but hccumo
broaler mud broader until IL embraces tho great
ost clinical school Of tho world" Respoudea to
by lrof Dnnfurtl.
"Iho Faculty-maY 1t strive to fulfill the
highest demands Of ths profession, fp, a better
syetrm OF medical education aud worthy p4De.
uent Of It," Responded to by Prof. ". Ii, Wood
yas.
'The Misrepresentation and rnscabreak-
ors in religion orIllodnx, IN lnc,liciut hcsero.
do1-whRt Bhall ,ya snY Of tho,a z" Nespoudcd
to by prof. II. Il. Pratt
At midnight tho programme lad not been
completed, hut all seemed determined to wait
upon it. At Ill carly hour this morning tia ex-
orcibcB caMn to clcse. aud nlhny wcro fatigued,
bnt oil 1eto pleased Wlth the evenings enjoy
1ucut.
, 1875-02-12

was living hs didn't want, and wonldn't have,
any dri"RRihnE man round Ills place, and
firhinn went to l!s work with fcary heart,
and tia day dragged wcerily on Until IN the
afternoon, nlcn he TcceivcH -,
TELEnEAN "~
from frfcnl In Milwaukee, tho junior partner
OF tho Rochester cltthng stnsn of that Iace. np-
rristng him Of the fnct that sltnnton in tic
double that which tho Tallahassee dealers are
tlong him out, was at his disposal. conditioned
TINT 10 turned UP 1T tile Milwaukee stors At
o'clock next morning. To resign his situation
bit Of bis mind" and to Telegraph an accept
anco to Milwaukee, took juat ten minuten of
ripktns' time, after wiicl, he sailed home in
bus, and began to prepare fur liia departure.
o'clock and at half-rast that hour tho rpktn-
nes started for tho milwaukee, II O'Clock train.
They got tilcre half IN l,onr too soon, and Zip
k,ns left lis family to purchase tho necessary
tickets. TIso man behind the hoo in the wall
te}ccted tho money prof7ered, quietly renarking
40 TRAIN LEAVES 1o-S1nnr-
road showed up" The heart Of l1pkinB sank
within him as l4o returned to 1,is family and Of
deEsd! them to got ready to return home; Hay.
ing placed them in q carriage and sent them oF
home, he went to look aftor his goods, which
illled three express WAGONS and was htrprjsed
to lind tic exrrosHrncn engaged III an altereafIon
with couple Of men, ono OF whom had paper
in his hand which lio shook in u threatening
,naunor at the LEADER Of the oxpreaamen. Ruht-
ing forward. rspklna found himself face to face
with bis landlord, who ut once began to
treat him to such \ torrent Of abuse as only a
landlord who tbthke he tas boon Bwftdtea can.
It WAS In vsl1l that Pipkins tried to explain mat
tcra-to ASSURE tue anrngcd man TINT Le had loft
tho key aat tue bonHo Of his friend Jones, who
promised to return It, and tell tho roaeon Of
rjrkina' sudden departure. The landlord was
inexorablo an1, In spite Of Pipkius' ramon.
strancee. together With the bailir, whom no Ind
got to tcizo the goods ian unfriondlY neighbor
of pipiiiis' having informed him Of the esca-
padc), moved otr with them to his own homo.
It wcre unlsiud to pursue the subject further !;
to tell Of tic wild-Eoose clsse which Fipkins
in tho atroot car had after tho T1pkineea IN the
carriage cael, crossing the other in half-do.on
trips from :ho deserted homo 10 the station and
back Of this unpleasant family jar, in which
Pipk,ns got worsted, when he succeeded In stop
ping the carriage at the corner Of Van Buren,
and Peoria etrcets OF the fl5 bill he lad to
Eettle viii, tho hickman of tho remorse fes by
tito pi!'kinaes 1t having dsrcga:ded the old pro-
Yer:, which contrasts the respective n,erltB Of
birds i'll tho hand and elsewhere. Ill that re-
mains il to conlmiaerato pipkina, and 10 pray
that the cold weather, Which WAS 1t ths root 0f
all Lis troublca may Boon cease.
, 1875-02-12

The Paris Dsbats prints somo details Of tla
hrosEesa Of the Cha1lnal Tunnoi eckenie. It sayz
tnas Hl1 convention has bsen signed between H..
CAllAn1, the Minister Of Public Works, au4 q 80.
csesJ % capitalism, presided over by N. Michel
oASsalier aud IN which this French Northern Hail
way company II much Interested. The Uedats,
Eoine oAck to lie origin OF the scheme states that
y wa at hfst intended to form IN interns-
nonal s!a company bus owiasl to ths Difference
s,Ish laws in, tha matter tic promoters
VI tao undertaking wsza forced TO rs-
solt 70 another continuation. Two socintieB we're
formed, ons French and she other English they
viii spend .000. QUO frauoa III prolnsry iuysstt.
Rationa. 4hd II ths latter Are fund fAyorab1> tn
70 she scheme the societies will ho regularly and
aeanltlretJ constituted With common LINK ii
llulon to connect them. This Freuch society bes
uemahdod FROM ths State ths nscessary al
thoF'Sat'oa to wska ia preliminary reHcareheu.
ana y Engages 10 spbnd 4,UU0, ,DOlf. on tho
French coast; but ii viii ouly oonsnnt
10 incur this sxrsnss On the condition Of
haFan& ~ soastsssaa st ~ sauasl In tle
, 1875-02-12

Lord DNffGrln OH American Schools,
Tie Huyeruor-GonerAl Of Canada Was preuett
st t!ls thrtstmns distribution of prizes tn tue
publin schools Of 0Ltawa, which took place in sha
Hunk hlnsic Hail. An address to Lady DUFF
fsrln was prosecuted by the rnpln. and in tho
course Ut Aroply to 1t Lord Dune,in said It
may. plshAEa. interest you to hear that during
MY rtceut TiBit 10 Now YorG | lad an oppor-
tnnly of observing the application OF tbs tost
prlnciplcs Ut el1atlon ull4st the most favorable
circumstances thut eau ba conceived. In saying
thls. however, do not mean to imply that what
IL thcrs exhibited su'passes In tH ossontiAlA what
have Basn III Canada. On tIb contrary, | be-
licyo that tie system Ut ctucatlou established III
Untarlu, unler thu auEpcea Ut tho ltoY. Dr,
Nyarsoll, and lAoss NAo hAro acted with lin,
antl which is now administered by nobIu, cnn4-
retent, and selt-dsyu1ed ntAf Of teachers, COM
blues all tho exeetlsncca Ut any byBteul Of etuoa-
fion that can ba fluid in ANY country. Int, Ut
course. IN an important city like Now York,
which ID tho home Of 80 many millions Of people,
system OF education cAr ba based u, 4 larger
scale tlan y yet possible n this country. lsEaus
two entro days IN inspecting the normal ac,louls
in New Hosk. We arrived enrIy III tho n,orln.
for the purpose Of Aaeing tie scholars assemble
for the days work. Nc were shown to 3 large
hail four OF tive times tho size OF this one, bell
ranK. = piano struck up, sht III three and half
mlnttth 4Uo yuItg woIuen had taheu their
placea We Were then entertained by mort bsau-
tful singing III alternate chusus, and that part
Ut tho performance concluded With seyersi Ut
these young ladiea rising IN turn and repeating
soWo slophthoSm or other quotation whlch AAu
, 1875-02-12

event Of thu works turning ont successful SncI,
il thu object Of tho convention tnst tigned, and
which will bo admitted to tho Assembly In 4
rhort Inns. Tho French society, moreover, en-
CAGES To coma TO terms with tho Enrtinli nt,cis-
ty. rrnsisiG1 tile latter rotscrnes tl,n necoEsary
powers. Tho flrst society "lIF open thu tnnr Of
France nnt1or the hea, IN conformity with French
legislation, and tile second Hoctoty will do tho
Bamo nn the English coaat, according to English
l-gnlation. The Ue1ats wlnda up by stating
that tie French Government an been a. SUI ri
that tho Englirh Government will raise no oLatA-
clio to 4 French concession.
, 1875-02-12
HAHNEMANN COLLEGE,
Commencement Exercises at the Motho.
dist Church Block,



IT.. fft.a,tl, .prIvnroory ov.rn;.,. ~ a.
,...''. "'.se ,.a;,:"a. "',As oAete'7es u tno
rlace last evening At tho Clark street Mothot,t,t
tr,,-,,, T., H. nroeo,,,o ~ t.ss .o."a'1' ',.N
Tls ofcera and Faculty occupied tic platform.
ond .1o frout a,nta woto rauar,o,, ~. - :
A'u '.o .1,nt 1'"'a "o'o tseet'ca lot tAe
nuce by invitation, WAS ouito 1ar..c ,,,;,,v ~.
1ui1frr .o,,for,,,1u e '''0
ou,.'4''s n.: eol'''o1.aoss' ..
rey Dr, ". II. Tbomaa whicn VS. f.1ro.,,, H..
,nu.;r 10 fformsns = nro,,a,irs A'''o"oa ns
, .,,-, TN. nEAss RSfoGr'
>. y. alltchell, a. a., M. ~, Dean Of tho Fac
ultY, their presented the following ieports
III ma1ina tho report for the fifteenth ruAgate yc,r
oi iia3nennun Medical College snd II'4ri's.f CAl.
eaA,: tase praEre ~ h.ais that It's o.dn lHs
ts, ee ofe III W teslee"' than ut
Several utlycree circuustancc. surrounding II In
ylous Years fmyo lecu oyrrro,ns hy the m,Ir. -, ~ M
cueaS1,es auti the efforts Of ia frel,r Livery br,nr
Of rnecn nciencc ~ now in charge u ~e;l.:un,d
aii'i rhlH fented Frotehsnr The Number Of Chairs
sus se' ~ nrs ~ 10 se1 'he Ite
.,n1y and theIr 1rou,tnu tnIn se,.r 'o,e h',-, ~
ncnia llas securcd dtrsctne.s a,,l hsrnnny
| nony iu our inetruclion. In re.tonsc t., i
sro"ne demand Tor objective teaching, 'he Faculty
's M a.est M na!e'Ss s w. W. !'eahA ioE intatiAR tle
st rsrGr vi r.'an aa "lnet 'hc,lseai ifr1
dieuA t. TO- @dtaanose aud re'lnlsing lnrort4st ole,-
hsauls: ine 1see nbpslsa1y connected VIII the r",.
",trs, @ ~, ,,sM ~ '.o W.. ,, nu ne.'tr tllHieal
s'st 1I'a. .nan aur'"4 ",y ITs'"as WINTER Aehce our
tr,it. su nssh ~ ~, anu en-
% ilcanu'sIs @ @ =" tl,e n1pn,na1eM s'cessH 81 Tue
,i s""rer ; 1hyt % put III mnan.tn na'1 rn l4a.eu OH
. nshs. ~ ." .Ias VIZ sse oeon Aeo ~ sAola eot-
1a e3 " W ~. 1,.ay., Cav. an
e 'eEar ,eT Im opcnsa se!t ~. ls'a ana closed
S Esa.i5 @ ~, letHss LAYS oGfh sifen, fnofu
snn ~ ensloutan ,s g. waln s hase nceia 'nin1eas.
t Ua tiash nu,oescu @ eo,trfsllie arEeF
!nu!1r.on !!;1.; tunm a's's .. e.st,ea sinnnt. one
M g % II @ tnAs s.uueLts aIe a1aetra htte
ii T, a's'as. punMs'er ~ senlna ~ quota.
NV, e.pats @ ~ .ae Sh1a ~ - aai "a Aafe
Ins.eM 1na ann emasy eaaaat'oi, ID le several
10 the FsnultT "a jnt,ustrons e,r,t rnmmt,1t ~
Promising aid arc heartily reeo,unenel al deserving
# the dfgreo Of Doctor Of aedicine an, urger! wltrG
1t III your province Ana privilege ta hsstow+
The rresidcnt OF tho College, A. L. Small, 4.
H.. II. D., then dolivered the address, to the
| graduating elpas, which MnB ul tho mott cot,-
EratuIatory character. anu received w,th ma,1i-
testatiUns Of approval.
THE aAADuATEH.
At the conclusion Of the address, IN. q. d.
! r1onas wero delivered to The following, among
whom, it viii DO uotIced, arc not only several
"oh-sc!lnol" physicians, who have beau ezplor-
ing tho mysteries Of like cu,iug lEe," but sew
ara heals Of families 1T The OPT ttil. sex scat
tered through tho No1tlwenteIn States;
onApuar1yo C1ass
Charles IT, Adams, illinois Mrs. Aun,e F. Bst,rY.
1lnoia Mrs. Laura a. 8. Ballard. Tonn-sfea tArlta
:; hr.ss; Henrahs; @ Loais f. H. p TUE. Iillnna
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f0TIf;E.-Ths Band IL now maktnx : taur IT The
pinsual tetseEn a1d Wtstssa Cisies. thsir way
!6u!s7ll< III! to I'LL Ia tho latter Cjiy 81
tucky, -
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10 the llon. William It. Hnntia,l, htembcr Of
coHgrrsh from tho Ihittl Iowa District. The
President, 1t ssen,s, las promised the plscs to
All Iowa man and, aB tho Iowa delegation IN
Congress- hnve recommended Atr Donnan for the
place, there ia b1tt little doubt lie will be ap-
pointed. Il il further uulorAtood tLat tic
President first tents1sd tho Office TO e1-Gov.
ktrKwoot, of Iowa City; but, AZ tho latter Inns
sonlo dcsIens upon Wrlsht'H seat III tho Senate.
10 peremp1oIily declined trip u the region og
thu bnbl!nae Porto; ant 80 1t was passed over to
Dnnnan., The latter will doubtless accept. Mr..
l!onnan is young man Of much experience and
ability, aud the President might look muck
iuAEar aud make + wurse selection. r,
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