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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-31
DR.. [. j. CO. PNaro
oRIvAT EDiCaL IN STITuTs
1877 Nor tgonery street

i27 Nor tgomery street.
San Francisco ....... Opposite the Occidental HsieI
ESTABLISHED IN ss54.
For the Permanent Cur of ~t1 spec al s"''
Chr"nse Diseases as lso II Frn .ie
COmp!ainss amt Di ea-es Of the
Nervous ~ st. ma
'HyHE VMNENS Sc ElES RUS'TTstN OF HI
life annually from secret and chronic f1seasee
aused this old and reliable institution to be estabsht
first in Philadelphia Penn in 1880 and afterwards IL HL
Francisco CAL in 1854 private dispensary, in ord Il
lord the afflicted the best medical and surgical tream.n
FOR the above and all other affections and complaints
Consultations at the institute or by letter, FREE
To the AIN ct.>':
Dr. L. ]. Cxapkay would most respectfully inform Il
public II The Pacific that at the earnest solicitation
If his friends and hundreds of hose unfoItu
1atey afflicted with disease he has rcoened his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practH
his profession. The doctor would remind ali those wa
in need OF medical aid that since reinquishlng his
very extensive and successful practice in San Francisco
has visited the principal cities in Europe, inspecting dill
renty the most renowned hospitals and gathering the
oerence Of the learned in the profession the hene'
which he offers to all in need Of his services. heu
matte affections chronic eatarrh, diseases of the stomach
md kidneys liver complaints etc, successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and inscretinn
youth, nervous weakR physical and mental debility
assured of permanent Charges moderate Al
communications strictly confidential Medicines sent BY
Express. Address L. J. CZAPkAY, NJ. D. a.,
1877 Montgomery St, between Bush and suffer SITS,
au251v san Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-31
FITS, EPILEPSY
FALLING sEfKS E%S

~a- Llt!y Cur-"'- n" humburt
."Onfh = DIX. ui - eFefs
t-tai ibl- E's p TO convince sufferers tina
these powders will do all claim for them will
them by mail, s's'-t s,ai +" trta itnx vs. Iir
ouard is the only physician that has made this d
ease spechi study and as to know ledge thousand
nave been p I'm ."ens cuCeh by the al thee
=" III GUn germ. ~
cure in every cage, u"| al n'o~"s
-''''+'. All sufferers should give these Powders
early trial, and be convinced Of their curative powers
Price for large box IS, boxes for $40, y
70 any rar Of the United States Canada receipt
price, OF by express, c. .. d. Address,
asa Il FINS.
fehloy 800 Fulton STREEr, BROOKLYN N Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-31
e q = & T. .

svHE "0P''T%s ZIP COM "CsED ~
p A Wagner and John G. Fox, under the name ard
style Of P A. Wagner Co.. of Carson City, Nevada
dissolved by mutual consent May ID. 1873 Mr. Charles
Sader having purchased the entire OF Nr John
Fox therein
The business will hereafter be carried by the under
signed Charles Sader and p A Wagner, under the firm
name N Wagner Co. who will collect all dues and
pay all debts OF P A. Wagner Co
P A. WAGNER,
CfiAS. SADLER.
Carson, Nevada May 7, 1878. M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-31
N-'TtCN ~ HtR@'Y GIVE ~ r4.

A~'TECE H. HtR%'E GIVE eH THt
~ undersigned, Assignee i'll bankruptcy Of the estate
A. Il. Drieshach and A. b. Dresbach and n. D. Hatch
bankrupts IN bankruptcy that will sell public auction
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1877 at II o'clock A. NJ il
front OF the county bndns IN carson CITY to the hghes
erty wit: All the right title and interest of the said
B. Driesbach bankrupt in bankruptcy. twenty -fom
thousand and fifty shares Of mining stock in the min,
known the Fourth of July Gold and Silver Mnins
Company" located in Eureka Township the county o
Eureka, State of Nevada
Also all the right title and interest Of said bankrupt
and certain mining quartz claim known the " Da
wilson Mount Hope Nine located in Grizzly Flat Min
ing District, i'll FL Dorado county state of California.
Also, all the right, title and interest to the bool
accounts and demands belonging to said estate, that
main unsatSied at the time of sale.
ISRAEL. CRAWFORD, Assignee.
Carson City, August sth, 1877
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-31

~ Memorandum Book, containing papers and letters
The finder by leaving the at tbe Carson Post Office
Will enfsr favor. J,2S A. CAMERON
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-31
BISHOPS DIRECTORY
OF
Virginia, Gold Mil, Silver City, Car
City and REM.
= 3 = SO,

One VoiaRe svo, 900 pp. ........P Price O.
CanVassers are now in the field gathering nforna.
for the above work 1t will contain complete and rel..
Bile register Of ali residents and full classified Busipe.
Directory. Information relating to the growth popuI.
uon etc, of these cities, their municipal government
educational institutions, religious and Benevolent assoIs
uons mining interests etc. making il most useful be-.
of reference for every resident.
Ii G. NANDALL. Publfa IL
Compiled by u NJ. BISHOP l. CO. compiler. Rish.s
San Francisco Directory directories land Aares
Berkely Stocktan San Jose and California State
Directory.
Changes, removals, etc may be left with our agent
John G. Fox, Carson street. Carson City. jelI
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NOTICE OF DlssatUrt0n OF C0eART
RER>hIP.

rgNHE C0P4RTNER Up HFRFTGFORF
existing between ". A. Hawthorn, NJ L. Wager, Jerry
Schooling John S. Adams and James B. Taylor in the
business of mining and ranchiug in Esneralda County
Nevada has been dissolved by mutu consent. Mr. Haw
thorn will pay all debts contracted by the partnership i'll
Esneralda County; the other parties will pay and dis
charge all liabilities contracted by the partnership outside
of said county, ". A. HAWTHORN,
NJ L. wager,
JERRY SCHOOLING,
JOHE S ADAMS.
JAMES B. TAYLOR.
December 5th, 1873.
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q PROF. Z. X. MEL0AE, IL
sA-A OF VIRGINIA CITY,
rs NOW EPARED TO FURNISH
Musfc for Balls. Parties and Clubs,
At Rates to Suit the Times.

k9yClubs forming practice tuition in dancing villa
fud it their advantage to communicate with the Pre-
fsaesr. Address: P o. Box 21S oe24m
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ADvERsTIsIN& sEEnIH

because of its greatly enlarged eircuh.tIs
Also it will be, as heretofore
onducted
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SfEREFF'S SALE,

Carson, Nevada, May 7, 1878. m
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
A Request.

Mr.. EDrToR.--I have been, for some
time, an attentive reader Of your valu-
able paper, and must say, that i have
felt more than passing interest In the
religious discussion that still continues
conspicuous feature In its columns.
Without desiring to become coll
trovcrsialist OIL the subject, 1t occasions
ally occurs to my mind, that ] would
like to ask question, whereby new
ideas might be elected.
Inoticc, In your issue of the 18th inst.,
an article by ). q. Rainfall, on "Ortho-
dox Religion" the closing sentences OF
which, read as follows. "No doubt
God has prepared II place for the soul
of man i'm future state of existence.
come to this conclusion from my rca-
soning faculty, and not from any posi-
tive knowledge"
The request, that have to make, Is,
that Mr.. Randall will he SO kind ,,s to
write an article, stating by what course
Of reasoning he has reached such con-
clusiOn, and, what facts he has taken
rs basis to reason from.
Believing satisfactory answer to
this question would crafty many
minds, beside my own, 1 shall look
earnestly for his reply.
Very Respectfully.
lg E.fs AN INQUIRER.
JuIy 18th lSTS. ..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
Reply to Man in the Woods. /"
July 18th 1878.
ny y. d. LACY.


You misrcprescnt me when you state
that say "the bible Is all fabrication
of lies" Idid not say or intimate any
thing of the kind. don't believe the
bible is aU a fabrication of lies. Think
there is some truth In 1t, and i don't
object to truth because 1t is In the bible,
nor regard it as any more sacred for be-
ing there.
Then you don't want me to use the
bible to show the contradictions I'm II;
but YOU want me to use something out
side of the bible. Now, IL 1 tell you
that ''no man can see God and live"
and somebody else tells you that ~
have seen God face to face, and my
life is preserved" you will say either
one or the other, or both of US have
lied. Now, your bible makes both of
these statements, and q thousand worse
contradictory statements, and there
fore, as / find contradictions and i'm
consistencies I'm the bible. 1 say the
writers of the bible lied.
How 10 you know that Noses could
turn the stick you hold In your hand to
a serpent? Doyou think 1t Is necessary
to have 1t turned into serpent?
You ask "why is 1t that man and all
creatures live for o short time and then
dic?', Answer. Isuppose they die for
the want Of breath! aErs
You ask, ''if the present order Of
things will continue forever" Iconsid-
er. that Nattrc governs all things now,
and as her health seems to be pretty
good, have no doubt she will continue
right along.
!. You ask, "what is mans state to be
i'm the futurcf' Well, now! really l
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
Peruvian SYrlp,

For nearly quarter ofA century the
chemical preparation known ~ PERU
WAN SYRUP has been steadily growing
In public favor as u means of impart-
ing vigor to the human system by
vitallzing and enriching the blood. AT
the present time II Is one Of the most
popular and valuable OF the established
proprietary medicines I'm the world,
and not few of the best druggists
confidently advise their families and
friends to use 1t for the large class of
complaints which 1t relieves. The val
Tie of iron rs u medical agent has long
been known to physicians, but 1t has
never before been presented In form
SO agreeable as In this preparation.
This syrup prepares the system for the
debilitating effects OF the hot months,
and has proved an antidotc to many
chronic naladies. Boston Ibst. Sold
by all druggists.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
Deyelepmcnt.

Lust Saturday; having occasion to
visit Reed City, on business; we Thought
We would test our legs and see II they
had forgotten army times, and 40 :. t
out on trip through the country %
Chase. We were fairly surprised ut the
changes which had taken place along
the old wagon road from Reed to Chase,
since we passed over II, some four years
ago. The forest Is disappearing, and
cultivated farms taking Its place. AT
divers we turned north, out past sew
er.l fine farms, the most noticeable Of
which, perhaps, was. Jacob Moriart's.
Reaching the road OH the northern line
of Chase township, we turned east, and
on coming to the farm Off. Blood, we
found "Zach.o and w. Kellogg Just
finishing a fine large frame barn. AZ
ter brief chat, We started again, and
came past the farms Of III. Saunders.
Mrs. Lockwood and Mr.. Hoover. The
crops looked well. Reaching the farm
ofour old friend, ID. A. Lathrop, we
found him busily engaged cultivating
corn. After few moments chat, we
accepted the invitation to Mrs. LIS
supper table; after which Mr.. Lathrop
showed US over his place. He has n
good improvement, and his crops ARE
looking finely. He seemed well con-
tented with prospects, and said he ex-
pected to contribute something to the
show ut our next Fair. On the way
over to Chase to catch the evening
train for home, We passed the farms of
John Bigbee, Dickinson, the Munfori
place, and r. E. Bigbec. Their crops
looked first-rate-especially timothy.
some Of which We noticed growing
thick and rank, and AS tall as seven
rail fence. II the balance of Lake
is doing as well as the strip we passed
through Saturday, we have no fears
about development.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18

vs ss n%sSr sssss sRss " sss
AMI ami s %I .s sess s fssay ~ ss.iss x
MsSsns .ps hss s :.
s1sf sr nas: S% fr.n an" o .'
ADvxNTxaEs 0IrERxS.-inc Inv.,ias' ILa,,
NOR. complete In n i.s apPointn,enis than any sn:
y H. % u 'ns TS . sraf d
the CITY Of Buifslo and conmsns fine view sf Latu
q p.r x The . s
pe ant aecss = s'
tina: eh baths and nss . s M VIA r.
AFFORD proper means of exereisc. -T ! = =
CMRcNiC DleEAsEs OF AL Arms. whether r-quir-
DisEAsEs OF woEES.- -E.n,taiiy are % tie rs-,r-
he aS 3 spiansc. 'fsr Ss the ss u
al sHSss saro,s rs 1:sssss e. ns. The
clceirt-thtrn,a and other approved 6atllI, !. II
sss & %s fs
:" The surfSse gsnsra,l s&hamIoinx & sweis ,n.ys;
relieve. congested parts, in,prnvr dITesiioi. sr3
bic. No experimenting Is y~or.sd 10 IN the tr-s.-
sayea ana ns's,srs asS r ssrss r
e sII t " eGndi,cn , % the s,int IL. thsroas
u.ncs o. music & sesl 4; ,n,srcour. inncs.st E..;
sroass The mini OF the psiicnt ir.m dsspan.sses
and thus promote recovery, arr not Mrircttd
NERVOUS DlsEASEe.-Parriysis, Epilepsy (.Ifs,.
Chorea tst. vituss Dance an other l.. ris.s ans.
tions, receive the attention Of erp IN this sp-
cay by which the Ercacst skill Is attained Aiid t0
most happy results eecuresi.
LUNG GDIsEAsEk-This division of the practice Ia
the lnvaltis' Hotel Il very ally ye Ly rSn-
lleman OF mature Judgment and tkilL BrvncLil,
ThrVat and Lung Diseases very largely trvaieJ
highly gratifying TO both physician aud patients.
EYk AND EAR-Specisl attention is given u tho
guished oculist and aurist Icing under .nxAs nies
" conduct ills branch or the practice
lnva.ids arriving in the city and desiring 70 zen.
suit us, should conc directly 10 the IoeL Itissseiy
accessible by carriage, omnibus or street carr Mil
LHRs Omnibus Agents. on all Incoming trains. rsn
BE- relied upon 70 deliver passengers and bag.nt:U
with security and dispatch.
rYAidress 4. v. PIxMcr. NJ. n, world.s Di,r-~t:
llry and lnvx,isis' Hotel. Buffalo, n. \.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18


We learn from Isaac Grant that
lightning struck the Gilbert House,
Reed City, yesterday forenoon, and
severely injured four persons; one of
them girl employed In the hotel, +. fa-
tally, t-
W. J. Holcomb, of Dover, and III.
Saunders, Of Chase, were IN Baldwin,
yesterday, attending meeting of the
Superintendent Of the Poor.
We hear that man named VIM.
Wood killed one Victor Baril, In ~
quarrel at Lebouf7s camps, near Evart,
last Tuesday.
"Uncle" Alonxo Smith has q hard
time Of 1t; the hot weather and his
manned hand. He has the sympathics
of the community.
N. Lucas informs us that his crops
look first-ratc, this season. Such seems
to he common complaint, even on
the plains.
Communication from Nirvana,
crowded out this week.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
GREENBACK CLUB ORGANIZATION

GREENBACK CLUB ORGANIZATION.
The Greenback Club has a perma-
nent organization, with eleven mem
bers; and will meet on Saturday nights.
The officers are as follows:
Augustus Towner, President.
! Thomas Smurthwaite, lst Vice Pres
ident.
Chas. w. Fuller, I'd Vice President.
l.. A. Carpenter, Secretary.
John Buchanan, Treasurer.
Thomas Smurthwaite will tell us why
he is a Grcenbacker, on Saturday eve
ming. An invitation to all. e' iecl
BY order Of the Club.
l. A. CARPENTER, Sec'y.
Baldwin, July 18th, 1878.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18

Mr.. Thos. Ball, of this place, has the
oriental style of playing croquet--hav-
ing an awning to his grounds; making
II very convenient for the players. Es-
pecially, during the exceeding warm
weather, will 1t be great advantage
to the young ladies and men Of this
part of town. Mr.. B. has fitted 1t up
regardless of expense.
Our friend, Mr.. George Bolcom, has
been promoted to assistant superintcn-
dent Of the hand-car division, running
between Chase and Forman. On the
9th of July he gave free passes to his
friends over the road.
Mr.. Dove departs for Petoskey; where
he has homestead. A young man
goes with him.
Mr.. J. Stroud gave us flying visit,
on the Fourth. There must be some
attraction that brings him here quite
often. What is it, John? Fill us with
knowledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Lacy, of the Nirva-
ma House, took their silver wedding
tour, on the GLORIOUS Fourth"-to Lud-
ington; that is, it took silver to cele-
brate the day. Mr.. Lacy was much
surprised ut the growth of the town;
not having been there for 30 years. II
has underwcnta a great change. At that
time there was but one primitive shan
ty, called tavern, IN which to accom-
niod,,te travellers.
Our physician, DIR. McMath, has the
"boss'' boil OIL his arm.
"Tramps are getting troublesome"
here, Of late. One morning; having
occasion to arise quite early from his
virtuous couch, v. f. Lacy, Esq, was
greeted at the portals of his door by an
apparition of q "Cardiff Giant" with
arms extended wide; with a handker-
Chief waving In the whispering breeze;
while from his enormous pocket pro-
truded bottle which undoubtedly con-
tanned the "elixir of life" or "eye OPEN
er." Bracing himself against stump,
he stood In all the strength of beautiful
manhood's pride and glory. v. +.
(which means Very Easy opened his
mouth and asked him, saying: "Most
noble stranger, what wilt thou have,
my dear sir, this morning.? All the
answer he could hear was the far-off
notes Of the plaintive whip-poor-wlll.
"What wouldst thou, fellow; and how
camest thou hither?' "Whip-poor-
will! whip-poor-will!' were the answer
ing notes. He began TO get wrathy,
and exclaimed in the language of Bill
Shakespeare-"What shall / do to this
base man? Shall so much dishonor
my fair stars, OF equal terms to give
him chastisement?v Gathering his Co
horts around him, he made a grand
movement I'm tho rear Of the tramp,
knocking him down in ascientific way,
that would have done great credit to
John Morrissey, the great prize-fighter.
Judge ofbis surprise, after laying his
victim low on the grass, with his ghast-
ly face turned to the moon, that it was
not flesh and blood, nor like the Car
diff Giant, Of stone; but made of prim-
itiye sawdust and shavings put inside
Of an old suit Of clothes. v. L. talks
Of going to the Black Hills. 80
Bro EYE.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
WIN. r. I.auvhIln who resides ai,f

VIM. b. Laughlin, who resides about
two and a half miles south east of For
man Station, on Saturday left specimen
stalks of timothy, rye and wheat raised
on his plains, at the STAR Office. AS
long as our settlers can produce such
samples, we see no reason Why they
should feel discouraged.
> Mr.. Sylvester Collins, of Charlotte,
VINO had been spending q few days yis-
iting the family Of his son-in-Iew, J..
ID. Garland, returned home last patur-
day. w. H. DeLamater and family
also, returned home, yesterday.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18

A DRIVE of from $1,000 to 100, 900 cu-
bic feet of square timber, making in all
about 800 pieces WAS started from
Hought,n Lake about the 10Th OF June
last, and reached this place few days
since, and l. being temporarily held
here In booms. This timber l. now be-
ing loaded OH +. & p. NJ. Railway cars
from temporary boom construction
blow the Village OH the east bank Of
the river AMI adjoining the track lead
ing t. G. L. & ID. +. Wings mill, and
from here shipped to East Sawiliaw.
A. that point it will b. loaded into ve.-
sells for Kingston, Ont, whcr. 1t will
I've RATED for pass tge from thence 1t is
t. bc shipped to liverpool, England,
and Glasgow, Scotland. The moving
of this quantity of timber from this
point will make about I'D car lOad.,
and will require about ten days with
the present force employed to load the
same. Goikin Bros Is the name Of
the firm handling this timber.-Ecart
Repisip.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18

Spurgeon says that he once prevented
severe case of. hydrophobia by simply
getting on a fence and waiting, patient
ly till the mad dog had passed. Many
q noble housewife could have prevent
eel having sOgyy, sour biscuit, II she
had only used Smiths saleratus made
by the new, process. 1t Is always fun
weight, uniform In strength and the
lest In the world.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
For Dry Goods, 20 to
JONES & HOLLISTER'S.
Eli UDdenlahle 1lfllh.

You deserve to suffer, and II you lead
\ miserable, unsatisfactory life I'm this
beautiful world, il IL entirely your own
fault and there IL only one excuse for
yOu,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you
Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with
all Its miserable effects, such as sick
headache, palpitation ofthe heart, sour
stomach, habitual costivcncss, dizziness
OF the head, nervous prostration, low
spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every
town OH the Western Continent anil
not u Druggist but will tell you OF its
wonderful cures. You can buy SAM
pie Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
NirIana Items.


The mills are active quite, tti
The weather hot and dry;
The woods breathe firc and smoke
The dust and s,std dies high.
The nights are hot for sleep, f -
The bed-bugs crawl and bite,
Till roOstcrs crow In the morn,
Or sun sht ds forth his light.
The harvest calls the scythe
And rake 10 save the grains
l fear that some will cut
And rake their 1elds In vain.
with preaching and with shows,
Which Mgitates the mind,
Az hies doth tense the nose.
While Turner breaches Christ, Isl
30 rorely crucified; s
The woman breaches God,
but badly mystined.
Tho Turnet Is 30 free,
In social Intercourse
Some think that skepticism
VIII overpower his force.
But Lacy In his friend
And Arm through good and Ill,
Hence Turner IL at heart,
Some think bitter pill.
But York comes down to earth
And deals In solid fact;
You cannot get around
His proofs clear and exact.
He answers quite as well,
We hear the Christians say,
Thnt kind OF Infidel,
We like TO hear each day.
He sends the story home,
And there In no defense;
Religion OF his kind,
IL purely common sense.
And Vrceland Is no fool,
Hut makes you laugh Mt will,
Ventriloquisni's his forte,
Dogs, birds and planning mill;
Babes squailing on the house,
Pigs squcaling In the pen;
And neat at sleight of hand,
Besides gentleman.
II gay and festive, too,
With music and good cheer,
Go witness him perform,
And lend your eye aud ear.
More wonders might stale,
About our place, In rhyme,
But l had better wait,
And tell the rest next time.
Tirvana, nth.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
Girl Wanted.

A good girl, aged from 10 to IA years,
can find good home nc a farm house
until she becomes Of age, and a reason
able compensation at that period. For
further particulars enquire atthe STAR
Office, or OF John j. Andrews, Yates
township; or, address John J. Andrews,
Sun1mitvillc, Lake county, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-18
Mayhew Business College.
"TUE MOST prRFEcr POSSIBLE

The u. s. Commissioners Report
classes business Colleges among the
"ir cful iilstitutions' 0fth country, and
:, ys: "One 1T tlrni-the Mayhem
Business College, Detroit--conducted
by Hon. Ira Mnytcw, formerly State
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
deserves especial mention. Young men
desiring business education will find
the advantages here offered the most
perfect possible" Centennial Pamph-
let's and circulars sent on application.
IRA MAYHEM, LII. D.,
Detroit, Mich.
5-2l ly