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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-04
Senate Joint Resolution.

Proposing an Amendment 10 Sections
Three and Five, Article Four, Of
she COnstItuttOn, ReOrEanizinG the
Judiciary of the state,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-04

Thanking our friends, and the public generally,
for past favors, we feel confident make
prices to your advantage. if you call again.
22tf G. & L. LEMAY.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-04

The man who dreamt he dwelt in mar
BILE halls woke up to find the bed-clothes
had tnmbled off
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-04

SEC. 1. The Executive Department shall
consist of Governor, Lieutenant-Gov-
ernOr, Secretary Of State, Auditor, Treas
urer and AttOrney-General, who shall
be chosen by the electors of the State, at
the place of voting for members of the
General Assembly, and at the time pre-
scrihad nv La w
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

Special attention given 10 the 81. !.
North Carolina Real Estate. No c.,ar.
made until : sale is effected. Al ~,roner-p
placed III our hands for sole viii - .avgt
tiSed IN the popular work. he $ .nth
Illustrated free of expense.
The Charleston News and Courier -.
aEverybody has heard Of Geo r.. CHAN, ).
farm agency, and few are unacon3i,7al
with the success which has attended : on.
erations.'' W
The New England Farmer saws. 600
II. Chaplin mas advertised bis farms O ne
amount OF $4,000 during the past v.ar.
We commend him to our readers"
Ire Aiken IS O. Review saws: No ona
has done more than Geo. Fl. Lhapin in tie
cause of Southern immigration. On VII.
Iage is thronged WI h Northern poon in
search Of Southern homes, and good sale.
are being made. The '.Sou.h Iilnsrra,. d
is doing a great work for u.s.
The New York Tribune, the Boston Her.
aid, Journal, Traveller, Globe. end Advert.
Sc speak in the highest terms Of Chapin',
Farm Agency.
N. B.-onALL FARMS particularly,
are wanted at orce. Is ~Offce-Fisher
Bull ling. TAuc If
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

. m NJ learned German doctor has discovered
q means Of dyeing the eyes Of animals in
t s'neI Ia and OF men in particular any color
u ne piieases. He is accompanied on his
e od1oes Oh Propagation by a dog with a rose
sod Iie' eye, a cat with an o~range-red eye,
Rnt a. ! monkey with a chrome-yellow eye.
.,a 'ne most curious specimens of his art
are ARE a gegro with one eve black and the other
olue' and a negress with one eve aold-coI-
tor or a anu the other silver-white. The doc
far from 'ne process of ocular transformation,
imnroras iaJuFlng the sight, strengthens and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23
NOTICE.

A dividend of 3 per cent. on the capital
stock of the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad
Co., has been declared by the President
and Board of Directors of said Company,
payable at the office of the Company, on
nd after October /, 1879.
The transfer books will be closed until
Oct. Cd, next w. w. VASS.
sep IL I'm Treasurer & Sec'y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

Us simplicity OF construction and strength Of material.
+apsoiu1ely safe as regards fire. Cheap to suit the
IIneS. Price of Eight Horse Power only 2475.
Large Screw, with Back and Forward Gear, to be
orNen Dy one belt, fof packing cotton, S1Oo.
| bought OF you 1 use with ORDINARY FARM
W. M. Benton, Boykins, says; 81 easily ginned 7 70 :
y a day. 4 eoIored man with no previous experience
We could multiply testimony if necessary. Send for
CIRCULARS as regards Engines and orr celebrated Cotton
aatao Iando rPoWer. TAPPE4 Il STEEL,
mas@9-u' Petersburg, Va.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

STEWARDS PHOTOGRAPHS
ARE THE
8 cards Furnished, Sl.OO
lallery, West side Fayettevi't" 81. ., e
l.. I. Book Store. Opposite Tu"Eer
all. sep II Pm
, 1879-06-26

william Foley, John Mpludy, William rros. iii.
ward Hocas; Michael UAelhpfcn. Michael Riordan.
WM!lam M, Wsa.l'ey, Mnthaw bytne. Charles
s':s: *Hs' NasA'sy NaS"sy sSn st he:; ,ss: s:Ss Exss
Richard Mcpnnunet, William Mayer. Inhn 20.
land, Henry Fuerst. John lhclnn. Timothy Nc
tAtthy: feter Murray. william Mchtsey. Francis
acriclim. Thomns Hoy, .Tlnnaa Mctiarry, John
Enstaec. james .IOr dhn,. John lfynes, to.oph kc-
n9si osca efdel, Ksi.Io pctr francis F!ashse.
n!ennan. william Flanagan, Charles ssamm. John
Wtsc'!meyer, Charles DerRe. t!onel ChnrbonnennI,
John Mcl)crmott. James Mpose, Chhfies Beeee,
JDseph LAucf, tRnattus Schrn!tt, tnhn Nssehneyer,
William Mnsta9h. John tingcrtv, Joseph Aionnep,
Jamca Jordan. Charles f'rnisesu.
The following students distinguished thcm-
solves durlnR the animal examination:
classlcai consat Thomas Finn, Carter II. liar.
rlson, it,. janies Rlordnu. George natter, Pat
, fisk llickeT Frane,s iIall!gan Matthias l'.and.
.ea william Bys"e. Wlian 'is Fo'eg Sa'.ss Xntlony us
F1nck. George tramanu, Jostph I.enx, william
Mctlinn, John Mchren, H,char.i Murphy, Michael
RYAN, Anltuny Hchn!d. Eugene Sullivan, Mat
tttw HyFhc. John Cihncey. Lnhn utfin, John
Melody. Alphonse McEny. Hugh Morrison, 10.
,eph e, ssuaney, Edmund Murphy, John O'ponohoc,
Edward Sullivan. Edward Soons. Michael UuuI.
hofch, Thonas Whalen.
y, Commercial coursc-John Doland, Henry Fucrst,
Charles urrrcr, Cornelius ligaly, Richard Nc.
DoAouH!.. Timothy Mctarthy, Eugene U'Keisly.
John Phclhn, Peter Murray. George Gnthter.
Ihomas lloy. WILLIAM McAsscy, fsancts. Me
rhcl'nl. ThoHas Mcuarry, Robest nromne5; WI,-
Sheridan, Charles Htamm, Human 8wladecki, John.
HlHchMaYeF,
, 1879-06-26
ST. I0NAr1us'CoL

ga 4"H1A LIS
The Commencement uxntclscs OF st. Ienalius
College took place last evening iu the prcseare
of II very large audcaec, tue immense CoIlees
l.all being nearly full Of lalirs antl gentlemen.
There wcra no graduates this year, owing 10 a
change In tho cousao Of study. Appended Ia
tile programmed:
1iu.c-Cysrturs. orche,tta.
nsaconrse-rhc Constitution and The Individual,
Etw. Wtnauw, 4. Il. IT
AfuAc--urellratra iii
l;soa9,shs s,en;,n coH'tutsoa and ths Family.
s cd..9s,os "sEy I'D IN; % ssse,,
". j. lItndctsou, 4. II,
MAstc-OEchestFa.
blal9Kue-''What! Shall Do, )" Richard Murphy,
JaMes llgaiy Jann !'eary. G, A.. llsnksf. Alpiouso
son9-t 'Eo.tIS iHo Eehas s$ ;Tsin,, ;1Sis Hs..,n,
C0ntSrr1nR OF llexrces aud Cvrtlhcatrxt u. Of L.,
Niche FEancts Cooke. N. ~ 4. H., W, j, itvi,.
aerson. Edward WineIoW, ,anh v ttltam nonIIp. j.
Matter Of Accounts, William, Muttul.lI and John
Charles AoheEa.I.
Muxio-urcAe4lr4,
Awarding Of prizes. ~
After nore ulusIc by tia orchestra, Mayor
Harrison made a few remarks On thu impur.
tanc1 VI u good education, congratulutiI.r tie
young men, who taI kpukcJ,, uiuu proficiency
ulsy displayed III coMposItp p,i mid urasory.
Ihen calnc the finale BY the orchestra.
The following pupiIs received premiums for
cxeellcncs Ia lhele studlss;::.-
HcoEgs ntatter. James IIyhfs, John rype, Car
FINN. Thomas Neste, lasriek Hickey, Francis
!!aliiEau. William lIsilerau,t Michael Lambert.
Nautilus kfand, LOUIS uecketi MichaHl Nyun. Eu.
aaus Sullivan. Autao11 schm4a. William NcGipll
, 1879-06-26

TERRE HAurE, Ind, Juue 25.-st, Mary's In
the Woods Fcma 10 Academy {Catholicl situated
four miles west OF here on the indianapolis t. 1t.
Louis Railroad, to-day held its nnnuar Com
mcncement. People were prcscnt by excursion
trains a'Ml BY carriages, the fine weather per-
mttttng many hundreds to drive there. The
handsomely-built academy buildings stand In
beautiful grounds In ono OF the pretttcst posi-
lions Of the State, at,d arc Of tl,cmseves slight
ally brilliant, consisting Of fifteen selections, ait
well rendered bY the Young ladies'. The regtta-
t!on hall was very artisttcaly trimmed, as was
the building generally. The Interesting occasion
was honored by the presence OF two Bishops,
Fort Wayne Diocese.
, 1879-06-26
HARVARD.

d0ff701 U41UafeN 70 7fs 7f15arR
Rosros, June e5.-Thc Commencement At
Harvard to-day was On several accounts moro
interesting than usual. chiefly because the bur.
which havo surrounded tho election OF Over
sccts stncs 1865 haye been broken down, and
Dr, Bellows, Of Now York, was elected to The
Hoard by handsome msJority, His election
was urged by the New-Yorkers not only bo.
cause hc ia enlncntly lifted for the position
but also In order practically to push the rlam
tlsat al! graduates hre eligible 10 tho Office Tho
Supreme Court will now have to decide whether
he can take l!A scat under the act,
The candidates. for degrees marched to tho
Sanders Thcatre at 10. o'clock. accompanied by
4 laruo number Of distinguished gucsts. Tho
exercises were OF tho usual character, the hon.
orary degreo Of l.L.D. bel,ig conferred on Frau.
cla Dowrn. Joseph Lowering, aul uaury Was-
, 1879-06-26

WATERFOWL, Wis, juno a5.-The annual
Commencement Of the Collcge of Our Lady Of
the Sacred Heart wns held lust evening" An
interesting literary and musical programme was
finely rendered boforo large audience. Thc
following IA the graduating class:
Clasetgat-H. Aaloney, Harvard, ILL.,; J. NJ.
Boyle, Wau,naudcc, VILE; l.. uolton, Hastings,
Min.
ConmercIal-D Powers, Milford, WIS.,; L.
Perrin; Waukcgan, Ill; {. ]. Coonan, Jefferson,
Wis.,; N. Moran, Watertown, Wis,
, 1879-06-26
INDIANA.

ADtrfos Dfsra!eA "a 7he Tribune.
TERRE nAuTE, Ind, June 25.-1he wheat
crop is nearly atl cut 1T this section, and Is
proving to oc good average yield, and eight
cen bushels per acre Ia expected. An unusual
number of rcapcrs ara at work hcrcubonts.
Corn 's poor crop this year, but the recent rains
give promtae OF better crUp than heretofore
expected. Thu acreage is much less than In
years pu8t-
t1rectcI 5,iteotrn 10 Tas TrtbHn..
FlHCEaNEs, Ind, June 25.-I HAYS Just re-
turned from trip through scyeral Of tlie coun.
tiea Of Southern Indiana, and submit thu fol-
lowing report of the crons Is ttsev weru observed
en route: Wheat Is unexcellcd IN quantity unli
quality by no crop since 1851, untl then only IN
GuAutity; Tlle stand is rood, head lar1e, nn,l
berry firm and plump. The Yield will
probably average nearly twenty husl,rls
per ucre. saw number of fields already har-
vested. where tho yield reached, un averauc OF
nearly thirty bushels, und OF exceedingly f,no
quality. The straw ia unusually short, Oats
md hurley nre q compIcte failure; only small
amount, however. Is In. OF corn serious fears
ara entertained, as unfortunnco weather has
driven It back. reducing largely both the aver
aye yield and u.e quality. At present It bids
fair to bc about q two.thris crop. Fruit Ia al.
most total fallurs with the ore :exccption: Of
applea. No peaches or pears will bo gathered.
, 1879-06-26
Tie Navel Of tho Earth.

= U0f70n AdFef14ffT
Dulwer, In bis novel, "Allce," speaks Of Paris
a. The "navei OF thu earth" George Eliot, fn
her uo5el "lton'ola,'" makes EelIo, tl,e bar6er,
say: "Mr *Aup 10 tho fucus Ut Fiorentluo IN
te'lcrt, and la that scuso tle usys| ot hc earth"
, 1879-06-26
wISCONRJN.


BLACK LuEKk, Outags1nis Co., June e5.-
Chluch bugs doing some damags to wheat.
Stand Of corn Is poor, aud plant smsll. Winter
wheat headed well, md prospects fair.
= CHIPPEWA Falls, Chippewa Co., JRpe o3,-
Dry weather has injured the st,all graE,,, anu
tile .c!op will be light. Pastures pooE. Hay,
not half crop. Prospects auyt4lng but aattes.
, 1879-06-26

Throat diseases often comIncnto VIII rhr.s
incipisnt symptoms aEs al4yrd ~ tnon1r't,i tno w..
"l'town's bronchial TIochra H. ,hti.s *
nfteD reaalt in chsonic trouble ot 'as ''''"s
eouu boz. Avoid limitations.
, 1879-06-26

Nello H. again matle to LAY. ut 10 alway, m.
II ever quit this navel OF The earth suu,fthI
takes the opportunity Of hnppenlng IN |",.s ny
p!nzza.H WIN, asks correspondent, Is INT ,hfs
ira as bright IN " lostdn is the iiub uf ''s ,h,
Un!yerAc.n - s'a
, 1879-06-26
Tho Finished Scholars Take Farewell
of Their Alma Mater.
A Great Dny for Those Whom the
Professors Pronounce o. X.
Commencement Exercises at Lake Forest,
Racine, aud Evanston.
The Chicago University Graduates
Bury the Hatohat.

rlv rn}p hi III aof AM
sa.. .,s.ns osous! s.oSae nj, ~ s.r.n',a raeas
1ittle city was oyeraowl''E Win strange laees'
white cl,okers, and bright dressea
Ata.ao In the morning the annnai meeting Of
ty building. These wefe .eo members m preaentt n
any IN H aossee o. ans uss'n 1eu h.
ssaur nce,nr oert openea viii Sn' prayer. rvns' " ~
T,,o tas,rns,to" Ja nf H. Eau,, p y,,r,. 40
profe..or in thc 1Inlvor.itv woa received md
accepted. ........, .......,........
i The following WAS passed on motion Or Mr.
, Amzi Benedict:
E,e,<d II ,sr M { ?, tne ss.eps!,on q Pref E.
OF tbe ananccs oi the fn.tttntion, resulting irotn
shsnEs. made n TIC ana son'5s q
Tt.o!?ta. Tlst ye bear testimony ,o , Tho
t Il, aty ana a =. 1u III po n
natbsms,ies d M ma c1ss.cs: @ sna fnr,ber ''e''' :"
any Institution ~ q Christian inan OF unusual
,canlor. who viii faithfully meet 10 .he hest nf
,hts ability. any reapon;lb!llties which he iuny
tic report OF the President, DR.. b. 8. Greg
pry, was read mud adopted. For the first tImo
an the h!s'orT OF the institution all the rlassts
OF ihr University in oil departments have bcen
under Instruction. No special report could be
made as to tho Academy, as lint Institution
has heretofore been practically independent OF
the University Faculty. although that condition
OF affairs has now ceased.
Prof. Wilson, the PRINCIPAL ofiForry Hail. has
been ton enrrosred to present full ropors, bu.
1t may b. sat in general that the school ts In
four[shng condition. and tint the year has brcn
a prospcro,,s one. Considering ti,. fact ti,at
II has been n year, Of. organization, tue
factory as could have bccn ant anticipated,
and tie Indications for tho coming year aru all
favorable. The. work in the Department Of the
Natural Sciences suffers rrcutty from tic ]ack
Of suitable nppasai,ls, rpscttnens, md chsrts.
The fund Of s5OO at rominand wns exlcn,ici In
tl1e purchase Of appfratus and che1uicais fo1 tic
for ftsnf ~ n charge il mnf1c In rnnarotms
broke and chcncais used. The report c!oscs
With request for 2a '0U 10 be used in Tue pur-
chnsn NJ annnrntus, which nnv he ksnt I'm t,'rrt
aftcr by an annual ex nonlitnfe Of from sim 10
8gOO,
Prof. John II, Hewitt sent tu tie report of
: flo. The add{tlnn6 10 the Library during
the school year have been coo volumes
, 1879-06-26

with tic tIrht Or lowest form, nii1 50 on up 10
the moro advanced students. The following
prizes wcro awhrded: -...
Creek, wis: second. L. j. Wyeth. Chicago. ILL.,
Second Form-Ftrst nrixe. John L, Cru ikshank,
T Ill., selsen L. Sas MsDosei SSG
GheaEo. ILL.,; second, John ". Merriam, 81
i Vonf,f Form-rir,t prize, Arthur II. ronlkes,
Tetfe ; liaSts, ind.; second, Charles ii. Schultz.
is;Ss ;s rss hs5 .s, P nssnsa
Sixth Form--Flsst prlze, g.. r. +. I1ort. In.
dianapoI's, 1nd.; second. 8. Hodges. baltimore.
The prizes for proficiency In the mathematical
division of tho Granituar-Sehoot wcre awarded
as fo!lowa:
,nS c:.:F! H,1pn p5:1s Meswooa F!sh se%s0n
caro- IT. .eeend. t1e teorse T. podse. ,s"se! coi
,'s, Ill sssona, 5s' 5ona r ioi'ins%oasS, ebs.sa'
Tho foregoing prizes consisted Of very elegant
books.
metals were then distributed. Those fos pro-
ficiencJ IN classical studies went rs follows:
ssst:Fs, n:si iou:th i.im. Arthur G. Fooike'.
The GrammaE-Schoal medals for proficiency In
mathematics wcse as follows:
II clets, G. J. Wolff, Chicago, average, .. 70: G
:,s cass' t. A. Chandler. Knoxville. ILL.,, average,
The Kccuo Medal nas then presented. THIS
medal gocs to tic hest boy In conduct and
studies frum WisconsIn. Tits WAS taken by
,Fnckson Kcmper. of Nashotatt, Wis, whose
nvernen was n.58. The avernge Of Harry y.
Robtnson, 0t Ractnc, was Atloo higher, or o.st.
nut be taken into accounk In ill.,. awarding Of
this prize.
who "scts tic best example, md tiocs the most
to promote LOYALTY, good atudy, rood play, and
tic GENERA, GOOD Of Ills follows. Torn)ly a!;l In
tellcctual)y.H The pr,ze went to Ciarlea ii.
Thc nj announcement 10 p was made by the Warden
that next year tho "r,ass Of 'i0 McJnl,n new
prize. would BE- awartisd 10 the boy who passes
tic jest examination in Creek prose. ~ ''0~'@'
following new projects from IA anonest ttc &c stu, t
dents: Kcinuer, Roas, Smythc. Steel. McDon-
aid, Jones, Dodge, Rockwell, F0ulkcs, Schultz.
Hodges, Chandler, iIollIugwortsl. Prefcct nf
Ken,ptr Hall, LurFabes: pTctect nf Pnrk iIall.
The Inter announcement was hailed with ,l.,-
ronrloue appliiIsc IN the nert nj thr stndnnts.
during whicil Robinson went up to tho dats to
Thc Warden nnnn,,nrct, that thc commf,tcc
who had listened to the oratons and declstna-
ritt, whose subIect was Eurska was cntitlea i i
e 10 1 H. speea, PC pfIH 9r 81 1e1c
~ ~ nv y notnt E,c !, nnso.me IN sopy
Ihis terminated the exercises, md the visitors
wtlldrgw.
Tae conmencement exercises at Taylor Hall,
ginning At $50 O'Clock. The gymnasium was
get npart Tor thrac exercises, and was illctl with
interested Spectators Al the appointed hour
tl!r procession entered the building, mud con-
, 1879-06-26
IOWA.

aptridl hsnatch<s ia ms 7t1htss
VEGA, Jefferson Co., juno 25.-Drought has
cut short spring wheat and cats 10 per cent.
Thu late ra!ns ars bringing on hcary growth
to cut this week. Corn, good stand, but basi. I
ward.
iocK RAPIDS, Lyon Co., June 25.-Dry
weather IN eafly aprlng Injured The spsng wllcat
materially. III NOT mora than halt \ crop expect
abundant Yield.
WAuKoN. Allamakee Co., June a5,-Crops
arc booking will. flood stalisl Of coru auli l,as
becu well cultivated. l1ay, good crop
, 1879-06-26


Vpoa tho Chicago University erounda yestcr.
day afternoon tlla graduating. exercises Of tue
ciuss Ut ~ of that institution took place. The
weather was delightful, thu heat being tempered
by cool hrcezs trotn TIC lhke. Tia nttep4xn 60
was large, comprising tho immediate relatives
and a1mrtng friends OF the young ladies' aud
gentlemen who wcro about to soycr tl,elr
connection with the University. 10 thu
left Of the matn entranru lsnye
platform had beca erected, upun which tile
Students took their places Al nearly . o'clock,
Music was furnished libcraliy by ahe Sixth But
talton Baud. tbs graduates wcrs, ", IL.
Adams, i. anderson, ". II. Carmichael, II. j.
Carr, j. T. Church, +. 4. C0ulstuck, Anna NJ,
Gnol!, J. j, Coon, +. u. Eshef, FlorcncH IL. uul-
hF'"k, Casriu Z. lIuwu, II. u. Meredith, w. il,
Mics: Z: r. sorey. u. q. parkins, e. n. ratter.
son, j. y; Hussell, II. IL. Swnney, W. j. Wut-
!Ae EXERCISES were Ut the CUSTOMARY kind
and "cre onened by Mr. +, s. Cotlslock III u
brtof aldrcss, thallkitg THOSE hoturu hin fur
their presence. nnl alIutilg to tie strllKglrs
an.i thn trun,plis u hls eluss assoeutcs.
atr. ]. +. Church foll0wud lu u papsr. m,de
np VI tlsa University EaGs und wttt!els,us ul the
past ycar.
An unusually ablB oraton son nLnrtl
Byrun" wus read by Sir. e. N. Patterson, lii
preliminary tslaasks dwelt briefly upon Tic
, 1879-06-26

NVstll W I*S EFk4 UNIVERSITY.
Yesterday was an "oil day." 70 to speak, Ia
the exercises OF Commencement week ut tl,e
University. The graduating class WAS loI,ine
under tho trccs, guztng treamily at tile lake, or
lyln. on their backs looking at the lcccy clouds
III tue sky or Into the deeper hiue farther be.
yond. The Professors Of tho institution, with
far more dignity aud smaller comfort, wcro
wandering pcnslv1y about .!,c Eulla OF lii lJnt
Yerslty or seeludng tetnsclyes ut .llr,r homes,
thinking Of the possibility OF having to submit
to further Etalucsl0'l Of their now nnrasrr SAL
aries purng Thu coming year. lllr whole AEr "
ti.s !nwn during tls day W. " oMa of sleepy trac-
EValstnnfan is aGOut as eyc.tful as a ELAN III
high water. Ns Is bound to bu good, for lhrru
10 nothing 10 call forth his j,ass1e,ns. :Uo ia
bound To l0 scholastic, fDr ,le inhales learning
IN tlle ntr he breathes. lie IL boitnd to 10 Ut
peace Will. lnanktnd, fnr tietu " nothing to
cutnbxt.
The only event pertaining to tho University
Which occurred during the day WIS tllr business
meeting uf The Alumni Association ut = O'cluck
csali,n arc t'ls Rev. A. ": Patten, President;
Inc li"l!. l.: c. Collins, Vlcc-l'restlent; Z, i.
na'nastoF, Secretary; nnd DR.. NJ. G. I,ragsi0n,
Treasurer. 1l!e proceedings uf this body wcfa
OF business eliaraeler, nilA nl natuSs which
public ~ newF
!, A. 9 o'eioekp ?. n. the Alumni Grafton VA.
ael!vers1 by Dr. ". Il. Il. Adama, President
- q lAo Wesleyan University At HIuomngtol1.
as!un ut labor ahd learn'ng. lie sook the pos!-
tlon tlat learning .iocs ,ot necessarily uHtlt une
Tor MANUAL toll. d. Adut,ls IL q atalwart er-
Ionent VI this rugged doctrine. liz il 1t the
neaa VI onn oL Tue largest universities III Tho
" ralc1:ste al eclipse: llo owns suialI iarus
u twelve acres Aoar Bloomington nud taLors
'aulscEauinatelY atnoug tho blackberry hriars
, 1879-06-26

knew preserves had been stored IN ttr hpla' hus
t!lut Jot,nny died II must have hccn abnut ~
o'clock Mt night. Kept lin until 3 O'clock T.!
the morning, and then rolled him orr Into thu
sea. .,,
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icft alone, but as INV mans IL written IN ny
arn in Ind,a Ink, hi lns!a myself to the rrssr
aud Il aver thu vrsscl Is picked up, shall ~
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and dried, my lips wcru swollen, md n,Y body
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skin to cover the ribs. Il was afternoon. asA!
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/ For a Good Appetite. Strong
/ Digestion. sweet Breath.
iSound Sleep and Clear COM
Iplexion. use DIR. Smiths still
iiingia BLOOD Purifier. II f.
moi Il cure for all Ills. but so
positive are we of its merits
that we offer, in good faith,
1920 to any person afflicted
with diease OF the E,c33, I.T5.
q gi2-sys which its timely use
sNEgl yT~ aus-a
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WISCONSIN LAWS.
Published March Is, 1870.

CHAPTER 24S.
An act relating to the lighting of the capitol
with the electric light.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section 1. The governor is hereby author
lied and directed to negotiate with manu-
facturers Of machines for producing electric
light respecting the practcability and cost of
Lighting the senate and assembly chambers
and the dome of the capitol building with
the electric light, and he is authorized to per
nit any of such manufacturers to set up their
machines and lamps and experiment respect
ing such lighting, and may permit such ma
chimes and lamps to remain in order for work
ing until the meeting of the next Legislature,
so that that body may see the light and de
termlne by practical experiments the cost Of
the light and its efficiency: provided, how
ever, that the governor shall not have power
to bind the state TO purchase any such ma
chine or lamp, nor shall he make any con
tract or do any act which shall in any waw
make the state liable to pay any money, di-
reCtly or indirectly, on account of any such
machines, lamps or experiments, but he may
allow the engine and machinery belonging
to the state to be used to propel the said ma
chimes
Section ?. The governor shall report to
the next legislature all steps that may be ia
ken by him in pursuance of the provisions
hereof
Section 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved March Z, 1870