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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-05

Alonzo Robbins has returned from
the mines OF New Mexico. He reports
the weather warm as compared with
our climate at present.
Miss Lena Armstrong has returned
from Colorado where she went for her
sister who is quite feeble.
On Monday Hermon Strouval and
Miss Amelia Close were married at the
residence of the brides parents, and
on Tuesday Jos. Firner, Jr. and Miss
Kemp, daughter of DR.. Kemp, were
married. The band gave serenade
and spent an enjoyable evening.
John Dudley is filling his large ice
house at Point Douglas.
Mrs. II. N. Holman has been quite
sick for several days but is slowly re-
covering.
Corn and oats are being hauled from
here to St. Paul and vicinity in large
quantities.
Plenty of mules in town since Hous.
ton & Jay returned from Mo. They
are being fitted up with new harnesses
before starting for the Red River VAL
ley.
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BRACKETS HALL.
LECTURE COURSEl

DR.. StOlz's lecture on Saturday even
ing, Feb. 7, will be on the "HUMAN
FACE DIVINE" Monday night, Feb.
Q, private to gentlemen-SeXual Phys
iology. Tuesday afternoo0 at 3 O'Clock,
private to ladies on Human Beauty"
and Health of Body. Tuesday night,
Feb. 10, on "Courtship and Marriage. :
After this lecture ten couples will be
mated as they may be selected by the
Doctor from the audience. THURSDAY
night on Human Longevity.
UNION MEETING OF ALL PEOPLE.
Sunday Afternoon, Feb. s, at 8
O'Clock, Dime Lecture on alcohol
ism.
DIR. Stolz has tor twenty-five years
made scientific observation and exper-
iments of the physical effects of all
forms of Distilled Liquors on the
human system. This is an entirely
new and original lecture and will be
splendidly illustrated by several thous-
and dollars worth OF fine paintings
and preparations of the human system.
Also, actual stomachs of persons who
died from the chronic effects of this
terrible habit of strong drink. Also
chemical experiments will be made
before the audience. Let old and
young, men and women fill the hall at
an early hour.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Eli. PAso.


We think there has been more oak
logs cut IN this neighborhood this win
ter than In any one season before.
A steer beloging to Peter Murphey
was smothered in straw pile recently,
and three others and four or five hogs
had narrow escape.
Haster Bros. have their engine and
saw mill neatly enclosed.
We learn that Henry Shepard has
taken contract to deliver 800 r. r.
ties at Beldenville.
We notice some good oak ties left
on the street hence we suppose they
are for the K. r. when it gets here.
For the last two or three weeks the
mail did not touch here going east.
What have we done to Uncle SAINT
VIM. Wilton hauled one thousand
and forty feet of green oak lumber III
one load from here to Barrett's.
Thos. Hurley has bought John Hur.
ley's house and lot on Main street.
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Monthly 4 examination of the River
Fails Institute.

The classes in Physics, Latin, Constitutions
Geography, ElocutOn, Geometry, French,
were not examined, at the close of the first
month. The names of only those who stood
best, are given.
PHYSICAL GRoGRAPHY, Albin Rosenquist,
Edith ellison, Lizzie Wilson, each 10; J. W.
Crabtree, 9z; a. J. Downer, % Carrie Grant
PHYSIOLOGY, A. P. 9; Carrie Grant, 81;
Winnie Finley, 8 Edith Gibson, 8k.
tsT HISTORY, Alexander Lander 10; Libbie
Rasmussen, 81; Carrie Grant, 90; Otto Ras-
musen, s;
1sr. ALGRRBRA, Frank Day, .; Lizzie Will
son. j. w. Crabtree, Stephen Moulton, j. c.
Brown, Winnie Finnily, Lutte Dodge, each s.
LIST GRAMMAR, C. W. Stephens, 90; Win
ME Finley, 81; A. II. VAIL, 81; Frank Day,
94; Fred Barnett, 9; Carrie Grant, 81; A j.
Downer, So; Albiu Rosenquist, 8H.
HIGHER ARITHMETIC, ". Davies, ~; Steph-
en- Moulton, 90; Winnie Finley, 90; Lizzie
Wilson, Ok; A J. Downer.9; J. c. Brown, g.
ID. GRAMaER, Anna Horstad. 10; Libbie
Rasmussen, T. 5 Nelson, 0. + Bsrg, Willard
Davies, J. c. Brown, d. Collins, Lewis Wang,
Rachel Moulton, Is. P, Barg. Carrie Larson,
Gabriel Harris otto Rasmussen, 9
IN. Practical ARITHMBTIc, Vanhtrin, 10;
Miss Petry, 10; Miss Moulton, 9; Harris s 3;
Chas Younggreen SIS; 0. Barg, S; Miss Lar
sen, 8.
SECOND ALGEBRA -Rosenquist, 9S; Down
er, 9 5; Davies, 9; VAIL, 9; Miss ellison, 8,5;
Rogers, S6
FIRsT PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, Peterson, 10;
Wahl, 10; Howard, 90: Rasmussen, 9.5; Mel
son, 90; Wang, 5; Miss Grant. 90; Miss
Petry, 9; Miss Horstad, 9; Vanhtrin, 9; Miss
Rasmussen, s. Barg, S5; Miss Gibson.
SECOND T. ). HIsToRY Peterson, 81;
Wang, 95; Vsnhtrin, SO; VAIL, 90; Miss
Moulton, 9; Miss Wilson, 8; Miss Petry. 9;
Rosenquist, 9.
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The Dime Concert of last week was
given to a full house rs usual. On ac-
count Of the illness of Mrs, Paulson
her solo and the duet with Mrs. Will
kinson were omitted and Mrs. Burhyte
and Mrs. Moody kindly consented TO
fill the vacancy in the hill. They sang
j duet ana Mrs. Burhyte solo, both
pieces were good and well sung. Miss
Nellie Vannatta recited the poem
son the Shores of Tennessee" and
read the angels of Buena Vista, ;"
giving both in a very ereditable man.
ner. Geo. Williams sang comic
dutch song which was heartily encor-
ed. The programme for this week in
cludes some choice pieces by the band
with vocal music by Mrs. Paulson,
Mrs. Wilkinson and Geo. Williams;
piano solo by Prof. Johnson and read
ing by D. NJ. Woodbury..
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE AND
SALE

Names Of Mortgagors. J. C. Tovey and Mag
gle A. Tovey, his wife. Names OF Mortgages
a. p Merrill and Il. NJ White. Date OF
Mortage, September I7!h, 1873 Mort gage
recorded september 2Sth, 1878, at IL o'clock
A. M, in the office o. the Register of Deeds in
and Tor the county OF Pierce and State OF
Wisconsin, III book l. OF Mortgages, on page
2Sl
Description of Mortgaged premises: All
that tract or perce OF land lying and being
in the county OF Pierce and State oil WiscOn-
sin described as follows, to wit: Commence
ing fity-seven t57) rods east OF the section
corner OF sections No. tWenty-one (21), twen-
ty two (22), twenty ven TN, twenty eight
(2S), town twenty five (25), range fifteen (l5l,
west, thence south twenty (20l degrees, thence
east ten (i0) rods, thence north seventy (70)
degrees, thence east twenty (2O) rods, thence
tn to the section line, thence west Oh
said section line twenty-three (23j rods to
the place OF beginning, containing three 81
roods and twenty t20) perches.
Amount claimed to be due upon the debt
secured 10y said Mortgage at the date Of tins
notice is the sum OF One Hundred and Tween
ty-Nine and Ninety-Three one-hundredth
DollarstSl29 ,93l, and no proceedings az law
or otherwise have been instituted tor the re-
covery OF said mortgaged debt or any part
thereof, and default having been made Us the
payment OF the said sum Of money claimed 10
be due az aforesaid,
Notice is hereby given that the said mort
gage Will he t0reClOsed together with all equI-
W OF redemption Of said mUrtgag0rs as eX
pressly waved and released by them N said
mortgage, except the one years redemption
as allowed 10y statute. and that the said Isl rt-
gagged premises will, 10y virtue OF power Of
sale in said mortgage contained aud there
with recorded, ana pursuant to the provi-
sions OF the statute ia such case made aud
provided, be sold at public vendue 10y the
Sheriff OF said Pierce county, or his deputy
at the front door OF the post Office i'll the viii
lage OF Maiden Rock, county OF Pierce and
State OF Wisconsin, on the 2lst day Of Feb
ruary, A i. 1850, at one o'clock P. N, to
satisfy add Jay the amount then due OH the
sand mortgage debt, and costs aud dsburs
ments OF said sale together with the SUM Oh
twenty five dollars stipulated in said morris
gage TO be paid out OF the proceeds of such
sale to the MORTGAGE in case OF the fOreclos~
IRE of said mortgage as and for attorney
lees. A. +. MERRILL and II NJ. WHITE,
AMBROSE Cook, Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated, Dec. Doth. A. d. 1879. 37-6w
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SPRINn VALLEY.


Miss Julia l.. Akers has been serious
iy i'll, but is now conyaiescent.
James Cormican has left Spring
Lake and moved to the railroad during
the winter.
Ella Lynch is attending school at
Spring Valley.
Justice Brown has received little
experience in settling disputes, the
first suit being tried before him Jan.
II.
Rev. J. P. Whip delivered course
of sciel hc lectures at the Reed school
house Jan. Il, %, % and "a. His sub
| jects were-lst, Astronomy; I'd, Mys-
| teries; Sd, Science and the Bible; Attn,
| The Struggle for Truth. He was lis
| tened to with the utmost attention
throughout. The effect of his lectures
is manifest in general desire fol in
vestigation. He seems to be actuated
| by desire to aid the truth and in
crease knowledge, Jan. 23d, he gave a
| free lecture on Astronomy to the pupils
of the Reed school which awakened
quite an interest in the subject with
several of the pupils, the subject being
| illustrated with the orrery.
The town of Spring Lake has an
other bill of damages to pay by reason
of defective high waters, John NJ.
Graham has put in bill of $l00 dam
ages for injuries done to one of his
horses last fall by breaking through
! a bridge on the Martel road.
w. d. Akers is on the sick list at
present.
paper is in circulation petitioning
the legislature to legalize the laying
of the state road from Maiden Rock to
Hersey asking an appropriation from
the state to aid in building the same.
The building of this road would be of
great benefit to large proportion of
the settlers in Spring Lake.
Prof. Borst, aided by Mr.. Gilmore,
of Rock Elm. gave free concert at
Spring Valley Jan. 3lst, Prof.'s object
being to organize vocal class i'll music
at this place. The cl lss was made up
within two of the required members.
They meet to complete the organiza
tionFeb. 9th, when we hope the num-
Der will be made up.
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THE QUARTER CENTENNIAL.
The Congregational Church Of River Falls
Passes its Quarter Centennial
Mile Stone.

The services of the 25th anniversary |
of the Congregational Church CT Riv-
er Falls took place at their church on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, Feb.
Sd. At P. NJ. Rev. VIM. Gill who |
had formerly, for twelve consecutive |
years been the pastor of the church, |
preached very interesting memorial |
sermon, taking in mainly the years in |
which he was identified with the |
church. He spoke feelingly Of the |
long line of worthless who had aid |
ed in the organization of the church |
but who had now laid by the cross
and taken up the crown. At the close
of the services the entire
congregation were invited by the pas
tor of the church, Rev. Blakeslee, to
repair to the parsonage and partake of
the sUmptuous repast so freely fur
nished by the ladies of the church.
About rs or 100 accepted the invi-
tation and most enjoyable time was
had there between the services. At
I p. NJ. large crowd assembled again
at the church to enjoy the evening
exercises. Quite number of minis
ters were present, among whom we
noticed the following: Rev. Brown,
of Hudson; Rev. Gill, of Mantorville,
Mimi; Rev. Hall, of st. Paul, who
claims the honor of preaching the first
sermon in this valley in what was
known as the "Old Pioneer Store;'
Rev. Potter, of Marine; Rev. Hicks,
of Hammond; Rev. Norton. of New
Richmond; Rev. w. d. Atwater,
Presiding Elder of st. CroiX District
| (Methodist), and Rev. Collins, pastor
of the NJ Z. Church, of this village.
The services col men>pd with singing
by the choir, reading of the Scriptures
| by Rev. Brown, of Hudson, and pray
err by Rev. Hicks, of Hammond. AT
| ter singing again, Prof. Pratt deliver
ed most interesting historical ac-
count of the church, Notwithstanding
the fact that the Professor was hardly
| able to leave his home and il was with
great difficulty that he spoke at all.
The preparation and delivery of this
sketch reflects great credit upon our
worthy citizen, and at our earnest re-
quest he has kindly consented to fur
nish us the same for publication, which
will duly appear in our next issue.
Then followed remarks by H. l..
Wadsworth on the organization of the
first Sabbath School, after which let
| tiers were read which had been re-
ceived sfrom absent members, and
then followed ''toasts and responses
as follows: "The Old Pioneer Store.
responded to by Rev. r. Hall, of st.
Paul. The "Old School House" re-
sponded to by o. 5. Powell Esq. "The
Sister Churches of River Falls" re-
! sponded to by Rev. 4. S. Collins, of
| the NJ. E. Church, and "Our Goth
Birthday" responded to by Rev. Pot
ter, of Marine. Rev. Blakesee made
a few remarks, Coronation was sung
the benediction was pronounced by
Rev. Gill and the congregation dis
persed pleased and prOfited by the en-
tertainment and wishing that the
next 25 years in the history of this
church may be much more pleasant
| than the past.
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Call before purchasing elsewhere
and get my prices.
Address, Ellsworth or Hammond,
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure and Sale.

Names of Mort8agors, Peter Hanson and
Mary Ann Hanson. Name Of Mortgage,
Horace J.. Stevens. Date of Mortgage, June
10Th, 1878. Mortgage Recorded, June 27th,
1878, at O'Clock a. N in the office of the
register OF Deeds IN aud tor the county of
Pierce ard State OF Wisconsin, in book "M''
OF mortgages, on pages 449, 450 and Ash.
DESCRIPTION OF nortgdged premises-All that
tract or parcel OF lana lying and being in
the county Of Pierce and state ot Wisconsin
deserted as follows, to wit: The north half
ot tue south east quarter of section No thir-
ty-five (35j IN township No. twenty six 1861
north, Of range No. fifteen ll5l west And
whereas the said mortgage contained con-
dltlOn that in case the sad mortgagOrs
should make default in the payment OF in
terest or principal or any part thereof, then
the whole sum should become due and pay
able Aud whereas, default has been made
in the payment OF 5000 interest, which be-
came due and payable Jan. LIST, 1880, with
the further sum OF $500 90 with interest
thereon 1T ten per cent. from Jan list, 1880,
to become due. Now, therefore, the said
mortgage doth declare the whole sum due,
therefore the amount claimed to be due upon
he debt secured by said mortgage at the
date oi this notice is the sum Of seven hun
bred and twenty and nIuety-fve oue-hun-
iredth tS72O95) dollars And no proceed
lngs at law o. otherwise have been Instituted
tur the recovery OF said mortgaged debt or
my part LHttt0t ABL ANiaHlL having Deen
made III the payment OF the said sum of
inouey GAINED to be due as aforesaid
Notice IS hereby given that the said mort
gage will he t0reci0sGd together with all equl-
- OF redemption Of said m0rtgag0rs as ex-
pressiy waived and released hy them in said
mort gage, except the one years redemption
80 allowed hy statute, and that the said
3aortgaged premises viii, by virtue Of a pow
er q sale IN said mort gage contained and
herewith recorded and pursuant to the pro-
visions 81 the stattlte ia such case made and
provided, b. sold st public vendue by the
Sheriff OF said Pierce county or h:s deputy at
he ofhce OF :. A. Green ia the town OF Maid
IN Rock, Pierce county, Wisconsin, on the
20th day OF March, A. d. 1850 at one o'clock
P. n TO satisfy aud pay the amount then due
On the sad mortgage debt and costs and dis
burseInents OF said sale, together with the
sum q fifty dollars stipulated in said mort
gage . he paid out q the proce EDS of such
sae to the mort gaeee in case Of the foreclos
are Of said mortgage as and for attorneys
ices. Horace +. STEVENS, Mortgage.
DoUGHrT i CARD, Atty Is Tor Mortgage.
Dated Feb. ID, A, D. 1850 4Iy7t
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KJERRA--Tn Gilman, Jan 90. 1880, OLE II.
KJERRA, aged 81 years and months.
CHRISTENSON.--In Nlartel. Jan &c, 1850,
OLE CHRIsTBNsoN. aged So years.
PROCTOR.-In River Falls, Jan. 90, 1880, OF
pneumonia, HOLLIS SMITH PROCTOR, aged
50 years.
The deceased was born at Newburn.
n. H, in which state he resided until
the spring of 1859 when he came with
his family TO Wisconsin, locating in
the town of River Falls, where his
honorable and upright character won
for him the highest esteem of his fell
low citizens. He leaves a wife and
five children who have the heartfelt
sympathy of all. The funeral took
place at the late residence of the de-
ceased on Sunday last under the aus
pieces of the Masonic lodge of this
place, and was largely attended.
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IN rEEMORIAm.

Upon the death of Hollis S. Proctor
River Falls Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ,
adopted the following resolutions:
WHBRBAs. It has pleased the Great Archi-
teet of the Universe, the All-wise and ALI
powerful God, 10 remove by the hand OF
Death, while in the prime of his life and in
the midst of his usefulness as citizen, our
beloved Brother Hollis s. Proctor;
RESOLVED, That we bow in submission to
his will, knowing that ''He doeth all things
WELL
RESOLVED, That by the death OF Bro Proc
tor this lodge loses true and faithful men,
Der, the community loses an upright and
honorable citizen, and We, as individuals,
lose g friend ever true in time of adversely
sickness and desth, and ever genial and Low :
ing in the sunshine OF life.
RRsoLvRp, That we tender to the bereaYed
family of our dead Brother the sympathy
which we can only truly feel when we con-
slider that We ourselves, sooner than we
know or think. may also be called to mourn,
or our own homes be turned into houses OF
MOURNING
REsoLvRD, That . copy of these resolutions
be presented to the bcreaved family OF the
deceased, and that the JOURNAL and Press
each be requested TO publish them.
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e.. II. EDaUfs' EssEEeFsas.
Impatience dries the blood sooner
than age or sorrow.

Impatience dries the blood sooner
than age or sorrow.
Hoofaline for sale by C. f. Davis.
At negro ball, in lieu of Not
transferable" ON the tickets, was post
ed over the door, mo gentleman adj
mitted unless he comes himself"
CHICAGO, H.. Aug, Is, 1875.
have used Hagle & Co.'S. Hoofa-
line for the past two months. 1t has
produced the best results in every
case of Hoof disease for which it is
recommended. 1t is also the best
known remedy for bruises and raw
sores. pronounce it a success and
recommend it to al horsemen.
DIR f. S. BOWEN,
Vet. Surgeon, Fire Dept.
Before marriage Il girl frequently
calls her intended her treasure, but
when he becomes her husband she
looks upon him as cher treasurer.
Our OFFER.
Remember we have IN article.
Davis Bitter Extract Wine Of the
Woods" a spoonful dose, which we
will absolutely warrant to positively
cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, head
ache, Loss of Appetite, Billiousness
Fever and Ague, Liver Difficulties
and to counteract the effects of Mala
ria. We offer it entirely on its mer
its. Try it and he convinced. Regular
size, 81; small size, % cts.
G. Il. DAVIS.
A man is always fool. If he b.
young, the world says when he is old
Ell he will know more; if he be older
it says he is old enough to know bet
ter, and when he is old it says the old
est fools are the biggest fools.
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DIME CONCERT PROGRAMME.


l. Quickstep, Don't You Cry so Nora, Darling
Band.
>. Piano Solo (Seleeted) Gustave Johnson
2. solo. The old sexton" Mrs. NJ. A. Paulson.
/. Reading (Selscted) n. NJ. Woodbury..
&. puett. The Flower Gatherers," Mrs. J. H.
Wllkin-on and Mrs, NJ A. Paulson.
PART 2nd.
!. The Turkish Notwithstanding the advance
passing ani fnal disappearance OF the Turkish
Guard organ, Mrs. Paulson; Piano, Gus
tave Johnson: Violin, Mr.. Geo. Burt; Cor
nets RyHdon Bros.
:. Reading (Selected), D NJ Woodbury..
; ryan SoIo, GaIop de Concert, Mrs. N. 4.
Paalso;.
4. Song. Things that ought not to be- George
Williams.
:. roIka Briinante, Cornet Solo, Band.
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Farm for Sale.

one hnndred and twenty acres OF
land in the town of Oak Grove, 4 miles
from Prescott. on the State road. 100
acres under the plow and the balance
mostly timber land. There is a small
house and granary on the place and a
good well of water The farm can be
bought on time to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to Geo. Newton,
Red Wing, or |. W. Day, Lake City.
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CLIFTON.

A dance at HacOck's. Mann Valley,
Friday evening.
Silas McIlroy, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Prayer meeting at the NJ. E. Church
Sunday evening at o'clock.
Installation of officers of Glen-Wild
Lodge Saturday evening.
Miss Bertha Henry who has been
visiting friends in Clifton returned on
Sunday last to her home in Minnesota.
Miss Nora Campbell is on the sick
list.
A dance at Clarence Sweets on
Wednesday evening.
Geo. Clark arrived home on Satur-
day last.
On Friday evening last number Of
our young ladies treated their young
gents to sleighride. They visited
River Falls and attended the Band
Concert and ball.
Will Caldwell teacher in Dist. No. 3
is well liked by par ents and pupils.
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CIRCUIT COURT SUNNOiS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN !
Circuit Court-Pierce Collnty. (
J. Il. Wilkinson, PIalnti

J. Il. Wilkinson, Plaintiff,
vs..
John l. ndquist. Nellie Lund
quist his wIie and Sylvester
Baxter, Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the said named
Defendants and Each OF Them.
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days alter service OF this Summons,
exclusive OF the day of service, and defend
the above entitled action in the Court -aiere-
said and in case Of your failure so {, do,
judgment will be rendered against you ac-
cordng to the demand OF the complaint: OF
which copy is herewith served upon you.
]. Il WILKINSON, Plaintiff 3 ATTY.
2. 0. Address, River Falls, Pierce Co., Was.
Dated Dec. 9th, A. d., 1879
To the above named defendant, Sylvester
Baxter, take notice, that the complaint i'll
the above entitled action was filed i'll the Of
fee OF the clerk OF Circuit Court at Ellsworth.
county of Pierce on the 3lst day Of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1879. J. II. WILKINSON,
36-6w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The course of lectures which open
ed at Brackets Hail last Monday
evening by DR.. J. Stolz, of Minnespo-
lis, promises to afford our people rare
chance to inform themselves in regard
to their own systems and the best
methods of preserving health. The
subjects treated are the head,
heart, circulation, respiration, diges-
ton. ETC., and the proper methods for
caring for each organ. DR.. Stolz
comes highly recommended by the
press throughout this part of the coun-
try and is evidently an able man and not
a travelling shyster. He will give two
lectures during the course which will
touch upon the relations of the sexes,
one special to ladies and one to gentle
men.