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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-18
A TERnsLs STORM a..


Houses ANA Fencing Moved two Peo-
pie Injured and Othcr Damage
Done.
News reached tho city yesterday tina, the
storm Of Tuesday evening, which amounted
to only o lively breeze here In the city,
amounted to almost a cyclone some six miles
north Of this city, passing IRON east TO west
and doing considerable damage In its path,
which was only some two miles in widq
tearing down trees, upsetting houses and
blowing rail fences away. There was q
heavy fall of rain which Is estimated
at four inches, followed by light hail,
The rain was hard one, and for over An
hour H. poured down in torrents, turning riv-
ulets into large streams, which has caused n
decided rise in the Trinity river. The rain
fall extended nearly to the city limits on the
north and east boundaries. where there WAS
light rain, but no one dreamed of the terrible
storm that was raging six miles north
of here. Several houses were moved
from their foundations BY the strong
wind. Mr.. w s Githert's house was moved
six inches, and his kitchen, pretty good
sized frame structure, WAS blown entirely of
its foundation. Tho house of Mr.. John and
George Hughes was moved three inches on
foundation and ths top of their corn crib
was blown for distance of swo hundred
yards. A log house of Mr. John Field,
which was tenant and his
wife, was. blown down and the latter seriously
injured by log that struck her in the face.
John Moaely, a colored man, WAS struck on
the neck by a flying rail of a fenca and
knocked down, though his injuries are
light. There was a great deal of hay
stacked out blown away. What other dam
age the storm did in its track has not been
heard of, though it appears to have spent
itself in the Caruth neighborLood, about six
miles north of this city.
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FOR SALE.

DIR W, w. Adair offers for sale, for cash or
cattle. or TO exchange FIR town or city prop
erty, his homestead on Lone Oak ridge, in
Hunt county, about two miles {, ON the depot.
The improvements consist of handsome,
convenient and Attractive dwelling, stor :
house, three wells OF water, two larke stock
poos, stables, lOrs, crib, apple. peach and
plum orchards. Lands ca be obtained to
enlarge the farm or pasture 10 any extent
desirable.
Also, as the property OF Adair & Son, q
small tract of land on which Ia an excellent
ain and mil house, cotton gin, with feeder
and con' enssr, press. grist mill and twelve
horse power engine, all in good running order
aud supplied by large rool OF clear water.
Can also furnish, If desired, two three hun
bred head of stock cattle en- me place. Prices
quite low, and payments favorable
For Information address me ut Lone Oak,
Hunt county, Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-18

THE DEMOCRATIC candidate for governor
Of Virginia, John W. Daniel, is described as
very much like Lord Byron in personal APP
pearance, with beardless face, pale cast of
countersnco aud boyish expression. He is
repsrted as full of the proverbal "chiva,ry"
OF the average native Of the Old Dominion,
and is said to have left school because of the
expulsion of friend with whose ofiense he
was in sympathy, though not accessory. His
political friends had be tier be very careful or
he might leave the race. Such things are
apt to occur in the course of a century.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
Confined from rirst Ynse.


add four-tenlhs above nominal, whilh IL AN
Indication that there ~ still some m .laria left
hpwsver slight tn work upon. Tho yomitr X
referred 10 Ia the official bulletin, II said 10
have beelfvery sligh', and was the result OF
tho PATIENTS drinking Ice water. IL was
aftor drinking that ho expressed q desire
ito be turned over on his side, aud tho dis
ia, cd his stomach which eN rem erye weak
Tho only nourishment the president has
had to-day has been by enems, which, as
shown by the bulletins, has been retained
While the evening bulletin had the effect Of
warning OF all npprehersions Of crisis dur.
Ing the night, there IL still grave fears that
morni Will not bring much encouragement.
owing to the extremely critical condition OF the
patient 1t has been Impossible to ascertain
anything at all from the sick room since the
evening bulletin was issued. This IS con-
sidered an uniavorable indication, as the sur
at least 10 cabinet officers. A member of cab
met just said that nothing had been learned
from the surgeous since the bulletin was Is
sued between and O'Clock.
This evening Mira Garfield, accom- panied by
her son James, went t0r ride and remained out
about an hour. Thelady looked quite chear-
full. as much so in fact an could be expected
under the circumstances. She CONTINUES
to bear her trouble with great fortiude
Assistant Secretary Hit says he Ind not yet
heard rom Secretary Blaine. 1t IL UNDER
stood to be fact, however, that he Is on his
AtIO:I5 m DR. Bliss came from the sick
room on his wsy to the depot to meet DR. Ham
ilton, wheD.the following conversation o'car-
red b. tween several reporters and himself:
"How Is the president now?'' was askt ID of
him.
''No worse. He Is asleep nOw."
"Doyou feel as confident as you did two
hours ago?"
''Yes, 1 feel little better -
:'Has any morphine been administered this
aftsrnoon?'
None at ALL"
''Ha there been any vomiting this after
noon?"
"None at all +"
''Was the tneEna relleved?"
aye, "
elbow much nourishment is thus retained"
Enough to keep him going until his stom.
ach can regain Its strength -
Then YOU feet that it Will do?'
II hop
"Y u eiu.c argsd since the Ju letin waa
lssusd?"
"Iihiu& We II do"
Dr. Eii; t3 ~ thought from casual ex-
amin atiou mat few m ments previous that
ture about 0S.6, or slightly above normal, and
respiration IS Or 30.
The mansion has been closed for the night
and all Visitors have dis oersed.
Secretary Br wa has ju come from the |
surgeon IS quarters, and reports the president |
sleepi.ag qnie'ly at this hour. Also That me-
pulse has grown, less frequent within the last |
Two hours, and that no vomiting has occurred |
since about 4p IN
The follow cablegram was sent tonight to |
Mr.. Howell, mfnister at LOsdon: "a |
5 light rise in Temperatures; has |
vomited but once during the afternoons; nour- |
ishment by enema retained. Pulse now u p.
m. 100; temperature q8-6; respiration 10. His |
condition on the whole rather better than |
yestery.
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THE present condition of the weather is
wonderfully corroborative of the truth of the
fellows theory, which was published short
time ago, that the earth, owing to the influence
and presence of the comets, had changed it's
position with reference to the sun, and that
the torrid zone had been shifted to the Unitad
States If it ism so this weather is a long
way from home, and the torrid zone is loos-
ing good chance for additional fame.
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Is Local Taxation Expcdient 10
LenEShen the fern of Free

Is Local Taxation Expcdient 10
Lengshen the fern of Free
schools?
Correspondence of the HERALD:
ANswER.-Ought the term to be length
ened?
A six month term is apt to do more good
than three month, and q ten month than six
month. The term ought to be heightened.
How can the term be heightened?
By getting more service for the same
money-or, by eating more money where.
with to pay for more service. But to get
more service for the same money is to make
what is now poor pay, very much poorer
and we all know the adage. and not only the
adage but the fact-poor pay, poor preach,
poor paw, poor teach. To increase the etti-
cheney of the schools, then, by lepgthening
the term, will require increased means. How
can the means be raised BY voluntary
contributions from the benefcently disposed,
or by taxation.
Cannot tha people be- allowed the privilege
of taxing themselves? Let each county be di,
vjded into school dstric's-permsnent geo.
graphical districts, not temporary and shift,
ing school communities-and then let the
property ownYA of each district be allowed
to pay wheth, p'f not, and how much they
will tax theSs,,!es for the education of their
children. =, w Id NOT he difficult, perhaps,
to MATURE ~ Details Of d law that would
fecure * ~ ,,aople "locsl option in the
matte! - i ., ,xation for educational pur>
poses
Ts,ooi oo,;or' doea aeen to be just and
ae,sss",,, I'D therefore expedient
.JOHN u. RICHARDSON,
,.a.sLug. Gam county, Taxas, August 10,
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OHIO seems to be still in the ring as the
home of the "gallant soldier" About the
middle of September reunion is to be held
at the fair grounds in Cincinnati, of federal
soldiers and sailors, at which 10000 of the
veterans are to be present. The programme
is extensive of lite kind, and the Globe
Democrat will hsvc another golden oppor'
tunity to decry such gatherings and depict
their evil influence upon the efforts to har-
monte and fraternize the sections.
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TIE New orlssns Democrat says that The
commercial travellers. vulgsrly known ss
adrummsrs," held a. meeting IN Houston,
"Wednesday, and perfected their organization.
This movement vas organized By number
Of New Ebel.nd firms 10 CONSCIOUSNESS Of the
high licenses dsmsDdsd OF drummer In some
Of the southern and western sistef- The
firms sending them out we're sfrsid 70 take
any sofion 10 ths MISTER LEST u might injure
them with some Of thsir eusiomsrE, and The
convention Vas lsft 70 The drummsrA Afifr
Organisation. Il sss resolved b make test
Gases, sspsci.iiy IN Washington, D. c. VIZ
siria. North C.rolins ard Tsrss- Ths az
psssss Of fbass sciions are 10 Be mst b. sub
scrse.ion. sn5 papers for his purpcss s-e 70
Be- opsusa IN Bos,on. View York, Ptilsasl-
pti.. B.ldno.s, Cibcirnsd ard Rochester,
sss lsps opsr until JsDuzyL Tbs sruy
q -srurn-sr n this oou.irJ 3 sstiusiso
ct 10000.
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TIE AvERAox Amer can quickless to
learn where there is a chance TO make o
dollar Is admirably illustrated in the fact
fact that the New York legislature had TO
take extra pains in the framing Of a new law
preventing adulterAtions of various kinds.
The law goes into operation on the 1st Of
September and carries with Il fne and i'm
prisonment for It's violation. The Americans
srsemphsticslly the champion mixers oftbs
world. 1.-THE law bad been passed in Texss
and had come down heavy on milk sdulter-
alton there would soon hsvebesn some splen-
dod openings for new dsirymen. Many OF
these lstter now complain that unless Il
rains soon we viii have TO do With half the
quantity. II would take chemical expert
TO tell Just how much that would be.
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PENNSYLVANIA has never succeeded with
all hsr pain-taking and Wig ,rous efforts in
conquering the Mollie Maguires, as news
comes that the order has been making ex-
:snsive arrangements lately for wider opera
tons than ever. 1t is gratifying to know,
however, that they are being closely watched.
Several members of Ia; band have been ar
rested recently, and are supposed to have
been mplic sted in daatsrdIy murder few
weeks ago.
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The Gallant sixteenth Missouri Resi-
ment-Tbe. distinguished soldier j.
L.. wiIIiams-A splendid Party OF
People.
Among the many pleasant incidents of the
late reunion OF cx.confederates Of Missouri
at Dallas none were more pleasant and cor,
dial than that of the gathering Of sll the
former field officers of the gallant old six
tecu,h Missouri infantry around the hospita-
bla bos-d of their distinguished old fellow
soldier. J. l.. Williams, ESQ. II 10 pr5bEbly
tbs opiy regiment IN all the Southland en-
os Cd IN 90 many fierce aud sanguinsry con-
aicts whose fsld officers with one exception
the fearless Warlereg-are all alive. Its
yer, organization was bspazed IN The death
d.niire blaze Of battle Of Lone jock. Many
OF lie glorious heroes sleep 10 their silent sol
der graves on every bsttle field from the
TIE turbid Missouri river 70 the far famed
battle fed OF Pleasant Hill, louisiana An
sserire for duty st the feast was COL j. v.
C,,ckreil, Brigsdisr Gen. S. ID. Jsckmsn,
Col. j. Il Caldwell, Bdgsdier Gso. 4. NJ.
B,uis, Uol. p. W. h. Cumming Lieut. Col.
J,Nn NJ. Stemnons, Msior Jesse Harold,
hsrrv Ogden, s0jutant. nov state senstor In
L1,u,sisns That distinguished soldier snd
b.eiea rnsimed veiersn, Major A Q. Levin,
Of J-Fsrson City, Missouri, was also present.
TIE table Wa spread with an elegant and
b,us,iful rsnss,, and was presided over By
Ms Belle WiIIisms, the lovely snd sce0n.
pl,sh.d wife Of their old comrsds. Tine
hss dealt gently with tbsss old var veterans
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City Court.

Nathan shaublon, assault; discharged.
Dan MeCasty, drunk fined SIS.
Eom FrszieS, into1ic d fined S.
WIZ. Kelley, intoxicated; fined SIS.
Tobn Kellev, intoxicated fined S.
Rnrl 7, ,s.om, intoxicated; fined SIS
Lon LINDSAY. ivsgrsnt 8 fined So.
Ellen Matthews, vsgrant; fined So 80
Josie Walker, loud noise in public place
discharged. ~
Clara Bondss vagrant; nned ~ oo
Msyo;e Dswire, vsgrant; fined 81 90
Dick Batsell, interfering with publ prop
erty; fined go 700. 40 20
Maggie WALKER, vsgranti nnea ~ oV
Charles Walker, cursing ana swearing
fined So 30.
Mike Martin, vulgar ana hoecels iah'
gusge; fined So. e,
Alexander Carney, assault nned 20.
Walter Comas, assault fined So 90.
Jaolr Donnoyas, assault; fned So 90.
Buck Lawson, vulgar and inoeceS' IAN
gusge; fined 81.
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THE supposed terrible navy destroyer and
wsr-ship siunihilstor lying in the harbor Of
New York, and to be used in an emergency
AGAINST the commerce of England, has re,
Gently been inspected by an official from
Washington, and he has pronounced 1t al
most harmless. 1t seems thstit could not be
taken across tbe ocean nor pu. TO use in
rough water and can be made of no practi-
cal benefit to the revoluticnists. 1t is said TO
be of the most Aimsy make, aud could not
carry moro than supplies for few days, and
hence would be dependent upon short con-
necfion-
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Stolen from r A Williams. miles north
ives. OF Terrell, on the night Of August 18th,
q bay horse, 16 1-2 hands high, years old
last sprine no brand, with right eve smaller
than ths other eve, IN fDs On, white snip on
end Of nose. sd anal knot on point OF len
SHOULDER, made from collsr. I viii give 80
reward for recovery Of ssd horse. OF con-
ansnsut where can get him, Aodress.
r. A. WILLIAM,
Terrell, Texss.
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Nerrossat Wnr.
A Dog aud Discord.

Wat Turpiu, of color, cropped the farm
of Sim Howell, sfew miles north Of The CITY.
Wait we. The proprietor Of dog which his
landlord killed. The owner Of the dog and
the killer VI IL had fight which visa stopped
by the neighbors- After this The landlord
20. his gun aod went over 10 drive Wat frcm
Bis premises. But Wat met him with q gnn.
Bloodshed was again prevented By interpcsi-
ton of neighbors The negro, fearing tie
law, has left the neigh borhood.
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VIRGINIA is considerably ahead of the
msjority of the States as che has two demo-
cratic and two republican parties and
greenback party for good measure. Such
supply always affords the politicians a grand
opportunity to display their financial abili-
ties, and 1t doesn't take an Alexander Ham
ilton to handle them either. Z
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EsTRAYED.

L u. Porter Estrays before A. B. La Ter.
J. one Gay mare mule years old, about 10
hands high. branded on the left shoulder
Value $50 90.
Heury steIl estrsys before G 'orge Roberteon
one brown mare, IL hands high, small blaze in
the fsce, lightly saddle marked, short In 'front.',
year. old last May, branded CT SIS and han
circle on left shouldt T; value tsO.
A. n. Burnett estrays before george Rob-
erts IN, Justice OF the peace. the following
horse: one bar mare and earling cnlt mare
about l3K hands high, blaze IN face. 10 years
OLD. branded , on ieft shoulder. Doe dark
brown mare, IS hands high, three white feet,
saddle marked, years old, branded on left
shoulder and incescrlb.ole on let sioe.
Vaiua $40.
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In Montreal the proceedings against he
consolidation of the telegraph compa,ies
with the Western Union are detsrmi6edly
kep. up and most vigorously corducted.
One or two very prominent witnesseg have
been called, but the feeling WAS soSigh that
they feared TO declare themselves ss either
for or against the scheme.
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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES says if the
legislature of Pennsylvania is'to be called TO-
ssther in extra session it C,got to be done
Immediately, and for thes8press purpose of
enabling 1t to PAYS Some more resolutions
endorcing Mshone and the Virginia repudi-
atiopiste.
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Gsosrs Mslsngs, s.lsd. vss arrested yss-
Yesterday blythe police and lodgsd In The
s,.tic, bsuss on The charge offzhting boy
rsrned Henry Wingst I; . charEed tast
FeIenre would cstct Winest who = smaller
t5nn hiusslf oui and beat him unmerciiuhy
"a a bsc.uss he could. He vii have y
sosvsr this morning before ths nAyor 70 NE
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IT SEEMS that New York is enjoying q
mining boom ct present, as claims to twenty
two gold mines in Saratoga, Fulton aud
Hamilton counties have been iled With the
secretary of state.
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yJANTED-I viii pay the highest market
W price for peach seeds Of this years growth
and will buy any quantity from one TO one
hundred bushels. Call at Robert 0gdens gro
Gerry store, mt 54 Elm street. Dallas, Texas, or
at my nurseries, ono mile north Of Dallas
court house, on old Mckinney road.
j. X JOHNSON
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Jos Fen - Zee SO ru~os5 b Justice
Pres fsr sszsuifine Zen Lob BE pad he
frs s.d vs.t he psy. Tu,sd1g nigsi ~
.rs gsF B..sor rr.3s -cr'ntins1 fi'.ti. O.
-. Tse1 ~srs rrri- s--s.-1 m ~
- s-.esss5 SIS sn1 Bss,an ~ tns1 -,
shish 49, psi6-
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A71 Reward.

Stolen, OF or near Kemp, on the night OF the
9th Of July, one Blown bay horse, about
fifteen hands high, five yers old; small white
spot In forehead, one white spot on back,
mi kweed on left shoulder, thus nj j.. The M
showed plainly when stolen; the had nearly
faded A fine saddle horse.
Twenty-Five dollars reward Will be paid Tor
any infoi m stion that win lead TO the recovery
OF the horse and fifty dollars reward for the
thief. M b. JACKSON,
Kemp,
Kaufman Co, Tex,
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HOELIN.S INSTITUTE,
BOute tourt Springs, Virginia.


The 37th annual session closed with the most
satisfactory results. Sixty-six diplomas were
awarded In single departments; there, were
fOnr graduates In partia courses, and four
full graduates. The department of music
numbered more than one hundred pupils. and
made a chaste and impressive exhibit oil clm-
mencement day-Art also was conspicuous.
The facilities here Afforded for broad, varied
and elevated Instruction, the advantages OF
locality, climate and comfort, and especially
the care of health, morals and manners OF
pupils are mostinvftlng to thoughtful parents.
Eighteen officers and teachers, seven of whom
are gentlemen
the S5th annual session will open on the ls.h
OF September, 1881. For full particulars Apply
to the superintendent.
Pupils are received for the entire period OF
scholastic training, INCLUDING VACATIONS.
Here is q climate the most desirable ON the
continent for schools; In region free from
malaria, and Astounding In picturesque noun
tain scenery, at one of the most beautiful homes
In Virginia, enjoy Ing the further advantage
of mineral waters. Precautionary find p place
for the best physical, moral and aesthetic de.
velopement of their daughters.
The school employs no agents, secret or
open, but will furnish reference % many OF the
most prominent citizens of Texas, patrons OF
the school, and win send and officer to IKE
charge of girls who may propose TO entt ct
the opeulng OF tho next esseion. -
CHARLES i. COOKE,
Superinteld Mt
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ST.LOUISLAW SCHOOL

Law Department Washington unlverslp.
TIfte-nfh Annual Tern orens October ~ VI Course
Of Study cornprisss - 1nuni ~ q T,rfs
n Ni-s11rl Tern fee sincludina use Of LaN Le1su
49,. frrfIl eTrf 1t ~ Iowa CfIs Iowa ate ~
Il ~ T-u1isl " t HAMMOND, l. Id Denn 81 Law
f-ruii.. Or HENEf HTrCHoook. 81 Louis
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IT Is SAID by an exchange that some of
the small towns in Illinois-are SO hot that the
cold waves from Manitoba, after they have
once passed through them can't do much
good in this country.
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~ aIb,nv I-drsr.snndsra

sps.king Of govsrsors suggests tbs men
4 q Of An TEN We received from Mr.. Henry
A. Kniebt. fortm-h Al C6sries IL Wsisrs
4 ~ foTsrusr s8d valve rorks, B,ston'
Il..s.efuset. I hsTs used s. J-noes
Q !. smoue oar snplFres sad fad Ia J.
9 - fsi,s 70 cura Tts man sre Dc izhfc
IN h von1srful efcs Of tbs OIL, - y has
r ri tbsrn Of b-uisss. burns. e.s.
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ysB gEM!Es family sGE11.,
For Boys and Young Men.

For Boys and Young Men.
BOONvILLE, MISSOURI
Thirty-eighth year begins September sth:
tsNausge fDent and teaching of boys not
axcslled1-w. S. Gregory, Kansas City, Mo.
sA miracle wrought W IN my cod In teaohing
him TO THINK and OBEY laW'-Cols v. W.
Strong, ST. Joseph, Mo.
HThe best training school in the western
counfry"-Jas. II. Rollins. Captain u ;. a.,
Address, I. A. JOHNSON, frmclpai'
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FOR SALE.

A valuabls black sandy land farm for salei
IL miles northwest rf Denton containing ~
acres; l2) acres m culuvatloni ~ scIes =.
ussturage: good residence, barn and tenant
houses; Young apple and peaoh orc hards;w wei
vatered by tanks and well. For further parl
tlculars address II. HI LhEhls
Denton. Denton county, Texas.
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The novelist, lola, is paid $4,000 year
for simply weekly essay in the Paris
Figaro.
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Huntsville Female College

he thirty-sscond year begins August 5lst.
more hfslfhy location cannot Be found.
ne college uns never In q more prosperous
rouditioa A fell faculty. offhor0uTh teachers,
srlendld Dufldlnes, nnds complee outnt f0r
eiFdepsrfnsnts, liferary music, languages and
e~f OH-re the hifhesf advartaFss A ue-
daiiahffui home for pupils. frlces reduced y
ruIf 20 The firnes. ereclsiird rcfrnents offered.
Rsr. A B SOE -. A. NJ, Pres
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T.. Ersllsh srcksy eluo has bouset f1s
q. 4. n1ar Nsu1nnrkst n ire u1e1 -
- Vim . msnsl1n. aDd c1st So. go
arrnrrsmsufs h1rs -. c,upleirc rl-s
rr--I-'- u lIr- a. srtltlu11 - ~ All -
11-r-s Cos1r lnks near -. Lob. A1Ens =
nnaE
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1881.