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'I '& f-li T flpWHiJlgL J LI 1 Ir ." 1 k- 1 l ?5 - s r ? M I VI til 11 l".J r u ii T F8--- rarest aa the Balaf!!. Daring the early stages of the discus sion regarding the influence of forests upon the annual rainfall, we are induced, by wliat was deemed most significant testimony, to take the ground that as yet there was not sufficient evidence on hand to justify the popular opinion that the removal of forests resulted in the diminution of the annual rainfall. On the other hand, we have the testimony of Professor Draper and the meteorlogical record to prove that the average rainfall over the United States, taken year for year during the last fifty years, has neither increased nor diminished, though the removal of timber has been rapid and constant. Although we were in cliaed to consider this opinion regarding the annual rainfall as sustained by abundant evidence, we were alqo ready to admit that the clearing of forests did result in an increase in the violence nnd nuraler ot our local freshets. This ef fect was attributed to the fact that for ests serve to check the'too rapid melting of the snow, while they also serve to hold the surface water and p. event its too rapid flow down the hill-sides to the streams below. Then, again, the irregu laxities of surface, caused by the eleva tion around the base of each tree trunk, and the intervening depressions thus caused, would seem to act a? so many basins, in which the falling water might collect, and from which it must pasB ..cither by absorption or evaporation. The leaves also present an extended surface, upoa which a certain amount ot water is always retained, and from which it is again returned to the atmosphere by evaporation. We are thus prompted to review our reasoas for believing that the removal of forests iacreases the liability to freshets and consequent"1 inundations, in view of the fact that a recent French writer, M. Valles, ia a work eatitied "Etudes sur lea Inondations," takes op posite ground. The main argument ad vanced in support of bis opinion that forests do not diminish the violence of inundations, is that over wooded dis tricts, "mosses and plants abound, beds of dry leaves accumulate yearly, and rill up all the interstices; the roots of trees themselves fill up the fissures in the rocks." On the other hand, the writer claims that in the cleared regions the ground is kept plowed and clear of weeds, while the countless numbers of furrows and ditches give the soil more time and opportunity to absorb the water. On reviewing this argument, it is evident that the writer, in support of his theory, is led into certain evident in consistencies. For instance, it is claimed as against the forests that the roots of the trees fill up the "fissures in the rocks;" and yet immediately aiterward and in the same connection, we are in formed that in the cleared regions the ground is kept plowed, although the plowing and farrowiag of rocky slopes is a rare occurrence. It is true that the vineyard districts along the "Rhine are often the most barren of hill-sides, and yet they arc hardly such as the term "rocky fissures" would indicate. Grant ing, however, that in exceptional cases the effect may be as ttated, it is evident that to us In America the conditions may be altered. It is a demonstrable fact that the removal of forest in many of our wooded districts is not followed by the subsequent cultivation of tbe land, and hence the leaf-covered surface, now hardened by the direct action of the sun's rays, soon becomes an impenetra ble table, from which the water runs without impediment to the streams below. We would not have given to the discussion of this question so extended a space were it not that the subject is one of general interest, the recent floods in Europe having served to direct public attention to it, and already active meas ures are being taken to prevent the in discriminate destruction of timber, and in cases of cleared lands the owners are advised to begin a regular system of tree-planting. Wnile those who are now suffering from these causes are engaged in devising a remedy, we of this country would do well to adopt tbe wiser course, and by "prevention" avoid the need of "cure." Aypleton't Journal. A Historic Phrase Disputed. At a banquet of the Veterans of the Mexican war, held on Tuesday evening, L. B. Mizner, of Solano, in the course of an eloquent address, took occasion to correct a fabrication which had passed into history, attributing to Gen. Taylor, the hero of Buena Vista, the slang ad monition, "A little more grape, Captain Bragg." Such language was unworthy of the man and the historic moment, when the result of the most desperate and memorable battle of the war was wavering in the balance, and nothing, said Mr. Mizner, would have been more foreign to the character of Gen. Taylor, in his manner in trying emergencies than such an exclamation. Holding the position of interpreter on the staff of Gea. Taylor," said the speaker, KI was seated oa my horse immediately near him, when Captain Bragg dashed up hurriedly, saluted the General, and re ported, General, I shall have to fallback with By battery or lose it? Several of his gun had already been dismounted, large part of his horses killed, and about thirty of his men were prostrate on the heath. Ob receiving the report, General Taylor tmraed on his horse and surveyed tbe sitaatiom for a few seconds he reqmired bo feld glass, for the sceae of coalkt was aot far reawved aad the reply ma, CatalB Bragg, it is better to lose a 'battery tkam a battle.' This was Oa iaterview oa which eras based the famoaa ataag jteaaa that was sew uttered by the General to whom it was impaled. Ceptaia Haggretaraedtohk "battery with reaewed ieteraiaatioa, aad bytWefcrtsaf taatfaNaataacaraaai hissMvaeeeaaiaadtheti4eofaattkwM tarasd aai the tiaalast vieiery of the ' yeWwt0tm"B leaf. If. I LaTe as Hanest Fey." There's a German who keeps a corner grocery in Keokuk, and be had a call from a little boy the other night who had been sent to get a f 2 bill changed. Tbe boy received the change and returned home with it, when it was discovered that there was a quarter which was rath er ragged, though good, in the change, and also that tbe quarter was just twenty five cents more change than the folks who sent the bill were entitled to. The boy was sent back to return it, and of course the ragged "fractional" was sent with him. Entering the store and hold ing out the ragged money, the boy said : "You changed a $2 bill for me. Here's a quarter " Our German lriend, Eeeing the ragged money, and fancying he would have to take it back, interrupted the boy by ex claiming: "Shanged nodinks! I shunged no pills mi I you." 'Yes you did, and here's a quarter " "Mein Gott, vas a liars. Never in my life did I see such a poys. I dells you, you nefcr shanged me mit any pills." "Why, I was in here not half an hour ago, and you gave me a quarter " "Gif you 6ome quarters gif you some quarters! Donnerwettcr, young feller! do you dink I pin gone grazy mit my prams ! I don't gif you some quarters. Now make yourself seldom, right away, pcfore I put shoulders on your head," and lie commenced to move out from behind the counter. "O, you didn't give me no quarter, hey; all right, all right, 'squire, I'm just a quarter ahead," and lie started to go out. "Now," s tid .the German, putting him self in an attitude of admiration, "dot is what I like to see pctter as notings else. I Iofe an honest poy, and I shoost pin trying you, sonny. Yaw, it was me what makes shange mit ter pill, and I knows it all der same, put I drying you. Du peetb a cheney poy, and I gifs you a nice, big apples for your honesty," and) pocketing tbV.quarter he led the boy back to the rear-end of the store, and selecting an apple-about the size of a marble he presented it to the boy, and patting him on tliehead. said : "Now run along home, sonny, and "dell your folks vat a nice, p-e-a-u-t'i-f4t4$fmd shentleman it vas who eif you dot nice apple." -Keokuk Constitution. The Law or Elect loss. The Hon. George W. McCrary, a law yer of great ability, for many years a member of Congress lrom Iowa, and for a long time Chairman of the Committee of Elections in the House of Rcpresenfa tives, has added to his public services the publication of "A Treatise on the American Law of Elections." This con tribution to political and legal literature is a timely one. The volume includes in a compact form all the adjudications of the courts and other tribunals of the country touching cases of elections involving the following points: 1. The qualifications of voters. 2. The qualifications, duties, and powers of election officers. 3. The times, places, and manner of holding elections, arid the notices thereof. 4. The prima Jacia right to an office. 5. Eligibility to office. 6. Practice and evidence in contested election case3. 7. Imperfect ballots. 8. Violence and in timidation. 9. Fraud and illegal voting. 10. Prosecutions for violation of election laws. 11. Civil liability of election and registration officers for a failure to dis charge their duties. Mr. McCrary has collected the decis ions on all these questions as determined by the courts and legislative tribunals, and his book is fairly said to contain the "American law of Eler.tinns " In addition is given the various constitu tional provisons on the subject ot elec tions, and also the laws of the United States in relation to the elective fran chise, the election of Senators, election of Representatives, organization and meet ing of Congress, contested elections, and Presidential elections. The work will be of value to the Bar, and to all persons interested in the matter of elections. The author gives as one reason for its publication that a knowledge ot the law as determined by the courts will prevent litigation by the way of contests. It is a misfortune that the officers who ad minister the election laws are to a great extent ignorant of the law, and substi tute their own uneducated notions and their prejudices for the statutes. The greater part ol the legal controversies over the results of elections are based upon the errors and the misconduct of the election officers. If the law of elec tions could be made familiar to the nnlv. lie, and especially to election officers, there would be less complaint, at least from misconduct resulting from igno rance. The cases of fraud are to be reached by public opinion, which must hold the election officer who commits . the fraud to be as depraved as the pick pocket and forger. This valuable book is published by R.B. Ogden, of Keokuk, and E. B. Myers, of Chicago. Chicago Tribune. The Boston Commercial Bulletin says that the merchant tailors of that city are contemplating a reduction ot wages. Tailoring is done by the piece, the wages beiug fixed by the trades union. Tbe price for making an overcoat is $11, with an extra one or two dollars for quilting or lor every pocket, and other items, sosaetimes doubling the bask price. Tbe journeymen make aboat $25 a week, and, by hiring girls, often awre. The Irish aad Germans monopolise this industry and tbe trades eteuoaisTarj strict But tbey will have to ykld ltK mately, or drive their castoaMn iato reday made clothes, or across the liae iato Canada. Eaoeg k eaa ha saved oa an oreroftat to take oae to Meatrtelaad back, aad a few ssassas of self iaaml will accamalate serosa sasagh fta take b) wea mBWBBBsaw"BBBJB "DMaf She Bast!" Jrut after 'the close ot tbe war, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company commence 1 relaying the track of tbe branch ot that road from Stepheasoa's depot to Winchester, in the valley of Virginia. Upon its completion to Win chester, quite a crowd assembled to see the first train arrive. Later in the day an old darkey was noticed examining very minutely the locomotive. It was at the time standing motionless on tbe track, although steam was up and tbe engineer was in the parlor polishing some of the brass work. Over and over the darkey went about that engine. Every portion was closely inspected. Finally be drew off to one side, as though to take a final look at it "all together!" then it was that something caught his eye which had escaped him before. It was upon the top oi the boiler about midway between the parlor of the engine and the smoke stack; he walked down to the side again and gazed at it long and earnestly ; it was not satisfactory; he musfsee it closer; the enifine was still, and the idea of climbing up struck him; he thought no harm would come of it, and forthwith suited the action to the thought; he readied up and took hold of tbe foot board, which stands alongside of the boiler, one foot on a driving wheel, tbe other on tbe piston, and up he went. The object ot his curiosity happened to be right alongside of the whistle; he had leaned ovc by it, with his face ciose down, when he was espied by the en gineer, and a smile went over his coun tenance at the sight. Several persons who were around the depot had by this time had their attention drawn to tbe man on top of the engine, and a- chuckle went through the crowd at the evident intention of the engineer. The s i.IIe still lingered ou his face, and he reached cautiously for the whistle rope. Tbe crowd held their breath, and waited for the fun. The old fellow was still lean ing over, his ear not six Inches from the whistle. The rope was pulled, a piercing shriek pealed forth; the crowd burst forth in a roar: the engineer sat down on one of his seats and held his sides. When that whistle burst forth the old man just threw up his hands, jumped Jiackwards about four feet in the air, aaaviauing tiat on bis back, lay mo tionless. Alter'the laughter had somewhat sub sided some oue went to where he was still lying, caught hold of him, and gave him a shake. - He opened his eyes slowly.looked round and exclaimed in a whisper: "Golly, but didn't she bust?" " Potfa Baby. Young Mrs. Potts, who resides out in tbe Sixth ward, is the mother of a hand some baby, and young Mr. Potts is the happiesl man in Cleveland. That baby is to him a wellspnng of of delight, and its beauties and intelli gence have been spoken of so much "down at the store" that the rest of too boys sic are beginning to be sorry that the said infant ever found a landing on the shores of time. They had a chance to get even with Potts, and take it out on tbe baby last evening. P. had taken his wife to see the White Mail, and she. of course, had taken the baby. The devoted husband got her a good standing place, and then went out after a cigar. Just then a couple of boys came along, and as they knew Mrs. P. and she did not know them, . they concluded to have a little game at the expense ot Potts and his youthful heir. They took a stand behind the mother and opened the conversation in a stage whisper which was loud enough for her to hear. "One wouldn't know it had mulatto blood in it it he wasn't told," said Smith. "It's real pretty when one gets over its dislikes for freckles." "It's stub nose would be an objection to some," answered Jones; "but I never think less ot a baby on that account Poor thing, it can't help it" "And what a mouth!" said Smith. "And then again red-headed children always have bad temper. I pity its poor parents." "That isn't so bad as the lack of in telligence seen in its face," responded Brown. "It's an awtul pity that a child like that should be born an idiot." But Brown's fast remark fell on the empty air, for the irate mother had snatched her babe to her bosom, and with a lurid glare at the impudent strangers, made a bee line for the street cars. When the boys met Potts ten min utes aiterward hunting for his wife, they told him that it was an awful shame that he didn't introduce them to the mother and babe, and made him promise to bring the interesting phenomenon down to the store some of these days so that "all hands and the cook" could get a good square look at it once ia their lives, aad the happy father smiled and said that he iroila. Cleveland Leader. a PerabtrBt Wlatfew-Breaker. Tea years ago a man named Richard Hamptoa broke the shop wiadiw of a harmless watchmaker ia Woolwich. Eng land. He was sent to prison for nine months, and on the rerj day of bis dis charge returned to Woolwich aad aaaashe the same window. This time the court gare him 18 months; aad oace more, oa the day his sentence expired, he retained aad agaia- broke the wiadow. His third seateace was for 10 years; bat the other day he was, for good coadact, discharged oa a bcket of leare, haTiag aerred nearly eight years. 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Sanaiarilliai ai its AsudateL aea aa . nw4 VMS a Tley Drnttf Oeear after Ualac Few Deame Sarsaparillian Resolvent, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. 1. Oaad arinta. daweeaanaa af vtabsaa. laaoae, antes rbnly; terra 4 bllnai afaaab a4 aiaaalaa. ata. X. nrraictb laaraaaaa. aetettta taaearaa. faiiab rat (aaa. aalai aad aslbaarlil aUae. aemaaa 6ab aa4 Tlnraaa. Uea cUar aa4 baalaby, a. mnauaw at aaa. bliUBaa. MaiMt tta aaia wy.ua a naa baat4 tnm lis tarbt4 aa4 tlaaly aiaaaraaw ta a claar tbatij ar iiaar cular; iraMrinaa fraaJr rroaa Vm UaJ4r Unaaik Iba aratbta arttSaat pajta W U n; bttlaar aa aiHaMat. aa fta ar A. atarsad dlatlsatiaa af eeaatity aa trmrmmj af la ealaabwy aaa-aln4iaara(tf aaltctajtUaj).wiO aanataty o rarauaaat rara. lactaaaal auaaftb a i btbtaal lath aatratiaa ais4a, aad fxtinul baxaa; raanwl ta tba aararsl arfsaa. A TUrtianataabltartaeyLatlwiwafViy. atf roa ypaaraac W tba akta aaaa w a aiaar. Uly aa4 baattby aolar. a. Tbaa aaartaf frost waah r alaatalal Uaa ar tabard will raatla itm baaatt la aiaaratlu fraaty tba tooth pUtcst ar B)aerraai tbalasaa. air aalla. braaaai r wtaJrJra. tEroa ar baa4: itaUalabiaa al tba finaaaiy t eaaffc; taaral tacraaaa at Uraaftb tbiaaaltuat tba aya taau storaf af alfbt saaata aa4 aaiaa a4 faaliac af eaakBaa araaad lb aaklaa. Ufa. abaaUara. at: aaaaaHna ef eola sad tbllU. Maw af amatiaa: bard braibl a4 ranayaau af eoab oa liac aa ar anaiaa la tba aura. lac. All tbaa itiatraaataa; ijmfmmm (radaaly aad saraly aUaarMtx. 7? jUdijaftar Jay U aAmSAPASUI.UAJ U takaa. aavaio of rataratec baaHh 1SI aayaar; aa tba a!od improra ta tia(U aad perUy. dtaaaw "111 4mia lab, aad all forcife aad lataar dapaasta. aaaaa. tcatara. eaaeart, hH laaf. ata, b rraotrad avay aad tba aaaaa Btada aoca4 aa4 baaltby; alcvri, farar aorta, fjf billlia ssraa. cbroaie kia Jin tan gradaaUy Aiaarfaar. 8. Ia caae wbara tba ayatasi ba baaa aaliratW. a4 httmry. QnickaUrar. Ceman aautcut (tba rriadat coBJtitatat of tba adrettlaad saraaiartUM) naaclm ta oaa caaea with lira, af rotaaat,) bar accaatalttaa aad boooma drpoaitad ia tba boaa. jolata. ate, aania earia af tba boo, rUkata, afiaal rnrrtura. toatortioaa. abtta (wtlllao. ttneoa valaa. t&. tba ABWalABBB U4N will reaotraaaar tbraa dapoaiia aad aatorailatl tba Tiru of tba llaaaa froaa tba jbmb. . If thoaawhoarauklac tbaaa atadiclaai fortSaear ef Cbronlc. 8crofalaea or jrAililla duaaaa. bowarar alow may ba tha core. ! batter aad tad tbalr carU Ualth iavroTlBC tbair aaeb aad waifht iacraaatagor area kafU t: ea, it 1 a rare tca that the ear U atinnailaa. la tbeatdtaeua tba ratiamt either nt better er wore the rirut of the diet ia aot laietlro; If aot arraated aad dritea from tbe blood, it will apreed aad eoatiaae to aadarailae tbe eoaautntioa. Aiaooa aetb HABUIArABII.a.I ! aukai tbe nttieat feel better, arary bar roe wtll (raw better aal lacreua la health, etrtawtk aad teeb. Tbe great power of this reesedy U ia dleeaee tbal tbreatea dttb aia Coaaaaptloa of tbe Lain aad TstarcaUria rtitbUi. Scrofala. Syphiloid Diataa, Waatiac. Hfeer. tloianl Uleentioa of tbe Kldaer. OibbabM. fltoepaca of Water (iattuitiaroa relttf affordl where catbeter bat to be nanl. thne doiac away with tba ralafal eperaUoa ef aeiar tbaa iattromtaU). dtaaolTlae etoee ia tba bladder, aadiaalUaeaeof IaftemmaUoa ef tba tUadder aad Kll aey. ia cbroaie caee ef Jeacorrbea aad Uteria dlaeaaa. la tomore, nodee. hard lamp aad (ypbUoid alcart; ia droray; ia TaaereaJ eore throat, akera. aad la taUtrele ef tb loon: la foot, drrprpata, rhearaaUaai, rkketa; la aaer enriaj depoaiu it i ia tbaa tarriale forat ef diataa. where tba humaa body ha become a complete wrack, aad where very hoar ofeiiauaea ia tortare, wberela thi gr I remade eh-JIeagte U aMnaiahntat aad adaUmiea of thealefc. It ie ia euch eaee. where all the plea-area of eiteteaoe apaar cat etf from the aatbrtaaata. aad by it weaderfal. almoat uperaataral aftary. It netorv tba bopelea ta a aew life ad aew eileteac whera tala (Taal remedy ataaa alea la it ml ht aad power. Ia the ordinary kla ditesar theterery aaa Is sear at lee troubled with, a few doaae will i a moat eaee. aad a bottlee ia lb mora Sffraratad forma, work a are. Tfioee 9icte4 with chroal dtataat heald rackace cnatalninr oo doaea bottle, rrieaaiaaar er a per balf dotea bottles, er fl far hettla. Said by rsffitu. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Will Afford Instant Ease. INlXAlf MATIOK OF THE KlDITCTf, INFLAMMATION Or TUB BLADDE1L INrLAatMATIO.H OF TUE BOWE1A CONOESTIOM OF THE LUHOS. 80RE TintOAT. DmiCULT BSEATIIUfO, PALPITATIOX OF TUB II EAST, uvsTEKica. caour. BinrracMa, CATARRII, INFLUENZA. HEADACHE. TOOTIIACUE, ntUhtrS. MEUaVALalA. KnECMATUM. COLD CUILl AUUE CHTLXS. The appileetloa ef tba BBABT BBXIBr to the part or part wbar the peirn er diAcelty aalsU will atard eaa aad aomfort. Tweaty drop la half a tvmbler of water win. ia a tew BMeaeata. ear CRAMPS, SPASMa. SOUB STOMACU. HEABTBCRX . SICK IUCADACI1E. UIAUUIEA. 1ITS KNTEBT. COLia WIND IN THE BOWELS, aad all INTERNAL PAINS. TrTleTaboldalwyrarT7etlfBAWAa'W BKU:r with them. A few drop U water wUlprt rest ickaaei ar pala from ahaaf af water. IT IS BETTER THAN FRENCH BRANDT OK BIT TERS AS A STIMULANT. Price SB Cents. Sold by Brntgists. DR. RADWAY'S REGULATING FILLS PerraeUy maaaana. ate aatly eeated with sweat jam. ware. reditu, parify-eleeaaaaadettaautthoa. BdSWAri PILIA far ah emrsef aU dJaordera of tba memaeh, Urer, Bowel. Bldaaya. Bladder. Nerraaa DUeaaea. Head acba. CoaaHajailoa, Ooatireaea. ladiaaadoa. Dyeaopata, Billioeeae. BBlioa Feter, Iaaemmatlaa of aw Bowels. Pile, aad all Pu.i miati of the lataraal Vlarara. War. raated to eSoet a aeaaar ear, rarely TeeaawM Inf ao merenry, Hieaasi or deleterioaa drafa. JVObeerre the Sanewiaf ij ft lasallaf woera n ta laaeawaa uiwaaac Coatuaauee. uee tU.raTTaasi af the Bleed la aha Bead. Acidity of the of Food, tallaaa . Maata. Meanaara. Daaraat Uoaa atakiaa ar Swimaiaf of thai la a Uw r of tbe lerrwS aad DUBeelt Flatteriaf atiba OTSaVaaaaaa aaeaiaaiyiaa keatrathoHaal ef Vhaea. Dots or Web ey of PereuiTaUea, T ia the Bad. Cheat. 1 aPaiaiatboHead.Dotalia af the Bkia aad Kyai. Pala Baralac ia th tleaa. r aaa. ryUem from all the aaare aaaaad diaaraofa. ti eeaatnmerkx. SOaawBT fiBTJOOISTS. A lew or mM TiniXBwfnrraaah St7B. ATdkCBuWevI wUlbsi X2TQTJXELE2 POR W.A.Drown&Co's UMBBBLItAS TO) Tae imaiKiee aaarkaal wkh their R. B. B4UHER'S Star Well Auirer, teted Urm,mt. WaHaMftlSamsiia4 Hd-jra. Cac bore S3C fsei deenir oeeeaaarr. 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BBBBBaVmmmmmmmmmmmwaP BTeBBamwaP." ' Bbbsbt mmmwaf BaammmmmmmasaamwV" Bammnal-'? fA aaaaW saaaam BBBBBBBBBamBBBami mwYeBBii a'4'! BBBr BBBBa mmmnvmmr Tsaamm mL bBbKvs aawBaBB BBaamV smmmV tmne aaBammmmmmmmW eBBBBBBBBBBBBaB MKIlinill.H Aiall I'l Aiajliai " "."-': - "-. - t ra t v iBwT'arv ww m t-w-. wer m -- -.' m M.M.j.m.-mr m. M.m.i.-9 -vee j rrnurd rroa trirre to twoire tuontr that we will sell forcaaHat SSB9 each; aeveo o:tavt; roaswood caee; werraittl (ytr drj Urestest bar;altt zrtr offnred la Chicago. RREtVe TBMPLk OF MVNIC, S Vaa Ruren Htreet. Cti!rac. Ill aamwamwmmmwmwwamwawwmwawmaBmMBmaBWBaBwawamaiBBiBwaaec. THE EAGLE Bill CORN HUSKER. I acknowlrdged to be tbe bed Ilnsker t-ver iiTettUd; very eay to tbe hand, and can be aed over clove or In mitten. With thl device most or the huak I ipo-ened at tbe flrat motion, then thx ear of orn Is broken oat ealcr and cleanrr. It baa become a great favorlt" with the fannem. Dralrrs r they will oolacll aaythlDfjof the kind In the market He! sll price USccnte each. Kor alc by all dealers. CHAMBERS & QUINLAN, Kiduitrt MavJtt(urtrt, Dacedwr. llllajela. KOrJCATIHXAf. WAHTXD Yonae men to learn taletraphlax Tuition to he weld oat of salary alter l'na lion Is sheared. qUBBN CITT TKLKUKI'a IN8TITUTK. Sedalla. Bo aad hi Loai. Mo.. and Kaaeaa City. Mo. Wanted Immediately 1 sflO TOUNO MClf TO M.9U LEARN TftXBORAPMV. Salary paid while pmctldnf. Aervas, with tamp, C.A.BHBAKMAN. teet't U. T.V.. Oberlln. Ohio SC JeweBh'a Heaalnary, KaakaJiee CHy, III. THIS establishment, within a fcw mlsatae walk of the Kaakakee railroad tat ion. la cendacten by the Bisters of ike Coaerceatlnn of Notre Dame. Board, bed. aedeHnf. ta.Uon ia the Kngiisn. French and German leaf sacra, par term of Sre month, f Ti. MbIc etc, extra. Addreaa HI STICK 8UPSXIOR. nNIYERSITY If DIS M OIMES. THK fnll Term oT Uls lastltntiea wlU ones Best. St. This school oners excellent adraa Ucee to staeVnte. ltaa'ad at the Capita, with competent toachtrs. n college coarse, and ample fad 1 1 tie In all depavtmente of stndy. Wet eaUlOft-ee re- drcalar, apply te Dee Medaee. IsTS. P. JKTT. Pree't. BUSIBEm KOUCAT1UBT. TkM Oetejanarw BemdaeaaiCa4awmwMl Tilsarnpk laaata. tnie Is new eateries on :u iftk year with ceaUr lmnrored fad 11 tie, pladnc It far la ad recce cd any similar Insulation In the State. In plena estnee of locality, neelaets and elefaace ef ar- raaaentent. ear room crrtatnly eieei. Oar, confae f etady h enuisly prntiawl. mad etla a to the demands of tkh peecnwalTe ay an eSaclent teacher far eh avnartmeat. entire preaamme ia earned eet with tae arualnat harateny. Send stamp me etreaUr and snecl mena. Pcats A Tnonraoa. Ottamwa. Iowa. TafB x rnmnmYwnwi SsSJ7V7rjffl ADTMTAGES , in mfOf it Mb, - w pcIJaitaa, .Tsri i ir.K... . .. ti.hr. ..t k... t. " n TATUlU A K4KI.M P, TIIK Waielton IANOS. beajHl t$9WA aay W4 Cm'miaaA a WIBalfnt A ri-flH.U RGANS AND riANOS. a - BLTOM A C t.'.ZnOY. Cmnmral Ammn a. ' -y rrr. Hie. GEMXUAlTYlfmMT CAKC CO Maaaracturer or the olehrated " CENTRAL " DRY HOP YEAST These cakea are nurWp trfHmM. ar pal p lal Ua toil, aad are warranto to krapla any dte.! All order promptly ailed. MAJiUFICTOKY. ni:- femuo Ms. aaa rirt trat. r mmuH igwi. JVLOJN JD V T lararn, Kaecen Kchmaha aavl Mmrtfcweeteni Mlaanwrl. Upon ImproTod farm, la nm of msttm aad ai ward, for s term of a to a yars; latere, at 10 percent., perable remt-aartaally. Paads soppltad ua snonr 'mc and at as scenn nam of eoBimlseton. Apoty to BURN HAM. McKlKLlfr A CO toearl! Maf. low t&Mmsii Cae acta Jly be atada arltb ILm - " . r... nl,l.- AbUSB. we mean It aad are prepared to demonstrate the farU tMr AMSSfS Ska eiCaaamJkwl .aSlow.t. 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