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Indigestion is not dangerous, says the ia
Guilty. Perhaps not in itself, while it re-
mains mere indigestion; but look at the
consequences to which it may lead, and Of
ten does lead when it becomes a chronic
disease. A pressure of the foot will put it
out; breath will extinguish it. Yet it may
fire powder mill, or kfnd!e flame that
will consume city. In like manner indi-
gestion may produce gastritis, cancer of the
stomach, congestion OF the bowels, apo
plexy, liver disease, and .m many other dam
gerous maladies. Is it not wise. then, to
check it in the germ? Nothing is more
clearly and indisputabiy established than
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will eradi-
cate dyspepsia in all its stages. The true
policy, however, is to eXtinguish it IN the
first stages with this wholesome, powerful,
and infallible tonic and alternative. 1t is
easier to quench spark than flame, and it
is easier to cure dyspepsia when it is first
developed, than when it has made Roadway
by neglect and become complicated with
other ailments. There is not the shadow of
doubt that the bitters are as directly an
tagonistic to dyspepsia as water is to fire
There are thousands of eases on record pro-
wing this fact. The remedy is safe and
agreeable. All the liquors OF commerce
prescribed as stimulants, leave sting be-
hind. But thu sting is taken out of the
spurious basis OF this great remedy by veg
etable medication. and, moreover, the slim
ulant thus medicated is of exceptional pu-
rity .-Of all tones taken as safeguards or
remedies for fever and ague, bilious remit
tents, and other fall epidemics, it is the only
one that can uniformly be depended upon.
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AGAIN
u O = TIP ED !.
JAcxsoS. Nov. Alb, 1871.

JACKSON, Nov Alb, 1871.
when, on 18th October, the Board OF Control
determined to postpone the State Pair 10 No
Vember 18th, it was confidently hoped that the
weather, and the general health Of the city
would certainly warrant the opening Of the
FAIR on the date named. Such, however, is
not the case; and the Board of Control, i'm
pressed with the responsibility which they
owe to the public, deem it prudent to still fur
Their postpone the holding Of the Pair, and have
accordingly selected
Monday, December 1tEf:
When the Exhibition will open, under Rules
and Regulations already published,
TH0S. GREEN,
ISHDORE STRAUSS,
WM. B. TAYLOR,
J. p. STEVENS,
H. NJ TAYLOR
For the Board.
Attest:
j. /. Power, Secretary.
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EDWARD PAYsoN WESTON.
INK DIsriAGuJsurp


II L. - - - ~ lE n a nj.
Has been engaged, and Will positively arnerr
upon the Pair Ground anI illustrate Die won.
dcrful powers of endurance. which have er.
cited the admiration of tho world. Exhibiting
the rate Of speed required 10 accomplish h.f
late marvellous tack pf wnlaHg IIE miles
within "a consecutive hours. end i0J miles iH
FIVE days, by walking o. distance off IItE
MLEs NnciudiuR onc-haifmi's backward. huI
one mile inside ten minutr.I wuuIa rHE
HOUR Mr.. Weston will wear his new and
splendid uniform, and commence hiHraat al
4 ociock >. m., on TntH.uAF aud FHuAr.
December 5tb and sth.
zn-All che School Children in tbe Eiafrafe
invited 10 attend on Friday. They aU Is
passed over the n. o., j. and q. N. Railroad at
two cents per mile Tor tho round Grip. au lr.-
day and all other days, WHOM coming HH
schools, whether under or over d. years. AU
children UEDEH ~ YEAhs, whether coming
with schools or not, will be passed on aIl iHe
trains on the New Orleans and Jackson Rail-
road attwo cents per mile, the round u.p-
Arrangements with me other Railroads uII
be hereafter announced.
20 All visitors Wishing % avail lhemssIgrr
o. reduced rates, should obtain thr proper r.a
turn tickets 81 Station Agents at polHt 0f
starting, as the Secretary Of Pair AssoeIatau
will not issue transportation ceuidcatea. ct.
cept in case Of freighs.
re- Cotton competing for The magnificent
premiums offered, will b. shipped free M Jart-
son, n consigned 20 Secretary Of Fa.r C.i-
ton shipped via yeksburg and Meridian Hai'-
road will pay usual fre ght charge 20 Jackson.
but upon certificate Of undersigned tbat Be vac
on exhibition a. Pair, the entire amount ar
freight charged viii be- refunded 70 shipper Ly
Station Agent who ships.
The Programme for E.uch mmy
viii Embrace Arena aud Eace-TueE
Exhibitions, for which liberal premiums and
purses are provided.
Monday-Grand Tro.ung Match
Tuesdny-Hame, iu harness
wednesday under saddle.
Bcat one-mile horse.
Display OF H0rscmauaLir rr.
Pigeon shootine Match
Thuraday -Fancy Tenms Riding and Driving
by Ladies, Gents and Boys.
Best Trained Saddle Pony
Best Four Mile HorHe--beat tua ln
three. Pursc,-..,.......,t.t N
Fridny-9rand Tournament
Firemena Parade.
4" Balloon Ascension.
Weston, che PedeHtrian.
" Tvpe-Setfing Contest
saturdav--flose Of Trend Base BAN ContrFa
FOR prise Of Champion Bet and beI.l
aud Purse Off,. ..............kltu ON
Foot Race, Mule Race Pony hHcri
Baek-Rnce, Creased Pole
Beat One Mile Horse.
sm- EHhibition Of Horses and Cattle In
Arena every day.
EaH- Advicea already received Indicate tnnt
every Department viii be- weihlied.
- Single Admission ......... ......-....l0 Cfulr.
E-Tickets good for the week ...ts.,,. ..,.,..l M
mm-EtOck Certihcafea, entitiinR holder
and his family 20 perpatual privi-
eyes, .................-........,.,........s25 00
Mm-For full details, send ioi carg of Pre-
MUM LiBtto
y. ~ nAoNgEag, aErreluag.
Jaakson, Miss, August ~, lgll.
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Mississippi State Fair.
Admission and Entry Fees

Admission Tickets will be for sale at the
several book and drug stores in the City Of
jackson. and at ne Ticket office near entrance
gate. Visitors win save ;me snG avoid con-
fusion by procuring tickets before going tC
Fai Grounds.
Single Ticket, admitting one person one
ch lidS u years and under 3;
Season Ticket, Tor one person, (not trans
ferable,) admitting purchaser to F.
Grounds duIing Fair Week, ............... 81 Ol
Exhibitors, aud ~ who expect to visit
the Fair Gaily, should purchase sea-
son ticket.
Ticket admitting one horse and rider
one time IS
Ticket admitting ore or two horse vehi-
Gle, one 81
Each occupant or driver, must have
season or single ticket.)
Visitors holding Stockholders or Season
Tickle will be entitled to free admis-
sion of horses or vehicles when used
by them personally.
Public Hacks, per day. Observation-Disclosures. i SO
Visitors requested to provide themselves
with change. Ticket sellers will be instruc-
ted not to receive any bills over FIVE dollars.
&zz- No checks will be given at the gate. A
single ticket is for single admission. A sea-
son ticket 1877, win admit visitors at all
times.
Grooms walters and servants, must, like all
others, pay tire above rates Tor admission to
the Grounds. There will be exception
Please don't ask J..
Stockholders will be furnished with Tickets
on application 0 Secretary. Tickets hereto
fore issued will not be recognized. Every
shareholder is entitled % ae nee admission
of himself and family during the Fair-him-
self wife minor children, and female men,
bers of his household, constituting the family
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The Large Number OF rooms en- suite
recently added to the AMERICAN HOUSE.
BOSTON, have been in great demand by
families travelling. They have closets, baths,
&c, and may be secured by mail or tele-
graph. The veteran Lewis Rice still exer-
cises his supervision over the conduct of this
hotel
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Foo FIVE DOLLARS Attention is
...,e5 10 a scheme for the disposition of
ne variable real estate in Vicksburg, the
.,.ss9. Of which are to be applied to the
nolefiea of new church edifice. The
~. amended to the advertisement is am
I so,r,utee that every thing in connection
.as tsis scheme will be conducted fairly
/ .osarely. Tickets viii be for sale at
.,seIl'. iewclry store early next week.
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The undersigned has the authority Of col
Al Brown. General Freight Agent Of the n.
O.. J. and G.. N. Railroad, for stating that all
Cotton sent to the Mississippi State Fair (Dec
a. to sth) for competitionfOr the Special Pre-
NUNS offered, will shipped FREE 70 JACK
sox over til. said Railroad, and that the station
Agents viii heso instructed a.-r
Secretary State Pair.
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r,.r ARRANGEMENTS FOR STATE
The Board of Control will meet
Thursday morning, at ten O'Clock, at
s.oretsry's office, to complete arrange
l.. n- opening the Exhibition on Mon
n.,suber 4th. A full attendance is
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Tar STATE FAIR.-This is the alb
5ing topic. Ii is in every body's mind.
| Directory deserve great credit for the
n and energy they have displayed in
,,nr their arrangements on a scale COM
be;arate with the objects of the Fair.
br hotels and boarding houses are being
n IN order. The street railroad is in ope-
.ign; the exhibitors are coming forward
rtb ,acrity, and expectation is on tip-toe.
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ENTRY FEES,

Articles competing for Diploma, -..-...... 90
- /" Silver Medal l 90
Gold Medal, 49, so
All other entries Except Cottonl five per
cent. on value of premium offered.
Cotton, competing or best bale, 90
Cotton competing for best bales, (the 5
bales being one entry, ).........-........... 90
Each exhibitor will purchase the usual adj
mission ticket before making entries. No class
of visitors exempt from the payment of entry
fee where the article animal entered is for
competition, either for regular or special pre-
miumsR
Exhibitors residing in Jackson and vicinity
are recommended to make their entries on
Friday aud Saturday previous to the Fair, as
far as practicable
The Secretary and his Assistants will be at
Fair Grounds on said days.
IA The Entry Books will be closed on
Tuesday evening, October 24th, and no entry
will be made after that time, unless in special
ca As named in Premium List, and by Especial
consent of the Board of Control.
If ]. L. POWER, Sec'y.
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1870 IN NEW ORLEAss.-T Thomas
OuR Avn X 90 Camp street, is our only au-
in the , CITY OF Nsw soi Heis- Sn:
5t5er pa ~ .R1oS in tia ely. We COM
3 f9r III 9eIntyre 10 the aGves Using Gus
I'D NJ. ~ paper, and all others who
ners o. III III themselves of OR columns. He
aid AVA ..borized 10 make contracts, and
/. iD 10 50 on as favorable 'sfhs - can DC n@d
" ,pblishers-
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Gbr,a' NJ. L. SLoPER, Cottonwood Falls,
dres-ny Of Leavenworth.) earned, in
CHA Nlng, with . Wheeler q Wilson Ma
earnss = 6O19 months, @13.3AO: In 1866 she
Aaeh;.e 4zoO; In December. 1861, e435. The
Sincs ,sa, mas been constantly employed
0Oi without cent for repairs.
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DURSUANT to Decree rendered by the
IL Circuit Court of the United States, SIT
ting in Equity, at Jackson, for the Southern
District of Mississippi, in the suit Of J: Il.
Williams VS.. Henrietta R.>YeFger ct al, U. 5.
No. 90-in Chancery-I will sell, in front of
the Capitol in the City of Jackson, on Fri
day, the 18th day of December, 1871, an undi-
vided half OF the plantation known as '.Iven-
hoe, /" in the county Of Yazoo; particularly de-
scribed as follows, tO-wit: All of section thir-
ty-six, lying east of Wolf Lake, township
thirteen, range three, west; all Of section two
living south Of Wolf Lake. in township twelve,
range three, west; the northwest quarter and
west half Of southwest quarter, and west half
Of northeast quarter of section one, township
twelve, range three, west; the east half Of
northeast quarter of section three, township
twelve, range three, west the east half Of sec
ton eleven, township twelve, range three.
west; and southwest quarter Of section twelve,
township twelve, range three, wcsi; and west
half Of northwest quarter Of section twelve,
township twelve, range three, west Said sale
will commences at u clock NJ. and viii be for
one-half cash; andthe balance 1T nine months
from day Of sale; with interest at the rate Of
eight per cent. per annum till paid. The pur-
chaser giving bond and security to be approx
cd Of by me.
nov16wtd Commissioner.
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Exhibitors AT Louisiana State
Fair Coming 10 jackson.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18th

New ORLEANS, Nov, 2Sth.
To The CLARION: A large number of ex-
.bI,or, and visitors now attending the
ouisiaua State Fair will proceed at once
Jackson, The latter part OF this week, TO
lend Mississippi State Fair, TO commence
.xt Monday at Jackson.
j. l.. PIONEER.
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State Fair-.--NeedIe-VV De
p1r6mem1.

have already received large number of
articles in the Needle-work Department, for
exhibition at the State Fair, all of which have
been duly registered and entry cards attached
the duplicate entry cards being held sub
ject to call Of owner.
Ladies who have articles of Needlewark
dy for exhibition would do well to hav
them entered in advance of the Fair Pack
ages may be sentby Express, but all charges
should be prepaid. The entry fees per cent
on the value of premium offered-may be en-
closed in the package. Competitors will please
attach a label to each article, stating by whom
made, the style of work, post-ofice address,
sc.
Send packages to
]. L. POWER, Secretary.
Jackson, Oct "a 1871 If
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me Kinds County Gazette has au-
fty for saying that Prof Rice has been
lated superintendent of Public Schools
,1a- Tucker, removed. The Gazette
ii. 70 Prof. Rice to take charge of the
hat what says Tucker?
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TITLE GUARANTEED

Gov. B. G. HUMPHREYS, J Committee
GEx. N. H. HARRIS, of
GES. WRIT ADAMS, Award.
The Award will be made on Monday,
january list, IS53. or sooner, if the
tickets are disposed of previous 10 that
time.
Persons at a distance can order tickets by
addressing either of the undersigned.
Tickets will be for sale at the Jewelry Store
of
JAS. S. BARFIELD.
Jackson, Miss.
ID. w. FLOWERREE.
JAS. w. GRAY.
P.F. WHITEHEAD.
WIN. A. FAIRCHILD,
nov24td Committee
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COMING FROM MAGNOLIA.
WILL LEAVE jackson

For Stations South at--.-..-...-...-.-.5s6o p. IN.
A platform car will accompany special
trains on Friday morning, and viii carry En-
zines for Fire Companies without extra
charge, provided that at least sixty men buy
tickets, and 20 with apparatus, the same 70 be
loaded and unloaded by the fremen and ut
their risk of damage.
October IL, 1871.
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supervisors OF Kinds County, MISSISSIPPI
pi
GENTLEMEN: Supplementary to, and as
part Of the proposition made TO you this day,
in behalf of he Mobile and Northwestern
Railroad Company, in relation to q subscrip-
ton to the capital stock of said company by
your county, desire to explicitly state that
the said subscription is asked and expected
only upon the express condition that the said
company shall construct their line of Rail-
road to Jackson, Mississippi, and through
portion of Kinds county route to Yazoo
City, within two years from the date of
election at which such subscription shall be
voted
1t is believed that the consideration of the
very early completion of the road TO the capi-
tai of the county, will be strong inducement
to vote a liberal subscription. If your people
want the road at all, they want it speedily
If you do not get the road nothing will be paid
and the only cost win be the trifiing trouble
of voting the proposed subscription. In do
ing this, the people Will have done all in their
power to secure the benefits of this great
work, and shall enjoy it, if it be found pfacti-
cable, with the aid thus offered to locate the
road on that line.
Very respectfully, your obi serv't,
w. ID. MANN
Vice President NJ. 6 N. w. X. r.
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The Route Of Old John Robin
: sons Mammoth Three Tent
show through the State of
mississippi will be as

Meridian, Thursday, Nov. 30; Forest, Fri
day, Dec. Brandon, Saturday, Dec. 2;
Bolton, Monday, Dec.4 vicksburg. Tues
day & Wednesday, Dec. 5th & 9th; Jackson,
Thursday & Friday, Dec. 9TH & sth. The
price of admission to the Grand Quadruple
Combination Museum, Menagerie, Car
AVIAN and Circus will be IS cents for
adults, and 80 cents for children under ten
wears of age
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..,,ibutors to special premiums, and
..oa premiums, to be awarded at State
-;.i h. called upon next week, as the
Af =, Control desire to have all such
p. clased up before the Exhibition
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BeJ-The Grand Fircmen's Parade aaI
Display will take place on Friday.
Grand Toumament-Fnday morning.
Gland Balloon Ascension Friday D.. NL
The Balloon "Horcuc.' $40 feet high Uaa
been engaged for Che occasion. a Ii.uuFu
ed .Eronaut will aaecud with iho Balloon.
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- synod of Mississippi will meet at
-, -, on wednesday, Dec. 9Th. The
tAs 20 : Trustees of Oakland College will
dav at IL o'clock.
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Stockholders in the Planters, Manufacture
ers' and Mechanics Association, are request
ed to furnish the undersigned with full list
of the members of their respective families
50 that ticket of admission may be prepared
for each. Drop The list in post-office.
Further subscriptions to the capital stock
invited. Call on Joshua Green, Esq, Treas
urer, who will issue certifcates-each share of
stock, SO.
J. L. POWER, Secretary.
Jackson, July %. lS7l.-tf
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To Competitors for Cotton Premi
INNS at state FaiE

After an Informal consultation among
members of the Board of Control of the
Mississippi State Fair Association, the un-
dersigned deems it due to parties interested
to announce that all carded cotton, or cotton
from which the seed has been picked by
hand, or otherwise prepared for eompeti-
ton in any unusual way. will be excluded
from competition for the premiums offered
by the Association.
] T. PowRp Sacretarv
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LAS full and efficient Faculty.
N. b. Students are desired to enter as soon
as pos sible. This is The oest place in Ameri-
ca to obi.in a BUSINESS EDUCATION, which fits
READ, WRITE AND SPEAK the modern or Com
mercial langua Ges.
Jude c o. DGcUE, late President Of Jeffer-
SON College has charge OF the French Depart
ment. #Mf4
Prof. MEYER, German and Hebrew.
Prof RICARDO RoRLEs, Spanish.
Prof eagle, Penmanship,
Profs NUM- and FRIEs, Bookkeeping.
Prof FRIES, Mathematics.
j. FoLET, Esq, Councillor at Law, &c.
H ALrH.-Tbe city is perfectly healthy and
has oee1 o - summer-more so han New
York Ps;l- delohiz or Boston. Reports 10 the
con;ray e.e 81 = -eG and circulated BY 7ED-
d sEes rUNsrEs and DRUMMERs fol Nor hern
Ci les HoIees aud Institutions To who
81 SEND o the oIth for Education, v0lun-
tf- iIv osv s,seir money to have tasS .lasters
Mae over ne waole people OF tae South
Ed nc ION ssl0ulG De free frOmW9oll Res, and
the Sou i mrs educate her own Youth, or be
the slave Of 0ther sections ALL persons
sboutC De ed Gated. 1t is the educated mind
hat must RULE, or RUIZ is the consequence OF
ignorance.
m. b. An &c 1cation ihateRables one to earn
NS1O00 5000 and $5OC9 per annum Is the best
roeitfon pareoss can Give their sons.
N. B.-0s all our numerous Graduates. for
the past 40 yeas, NOT ONE is new out OF pro-
fitable emDl0FE en., 30 far rs known
The - ! Anniversary win be Ke6ruary 20;
1872. and IS loPed all CORNER Graduates and
Students VA = p'sssiG9fiius DolREAg
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TgE FAIR.-The weather promises to
suspicious for the State Fair. The health
. hs town was never better; and the
.n,es Of large attendance are encour-
aos The Board of Directors have added
onvement to Improvement, and have
!, npremiting in their efforts to make it
4rt2t success.
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u AILROAD ELECTION No.

MoErLE AND NoRTHwEsrERx r. r. Co.
Office No. 40 ST. Francis Street
NOBLE, ALA, Nov. Is, 1871.
To the Honorable the President and Board of
Supervisors Of the County Of Kinds, Mis-
sissipps
GENTLEMEN In behalf Of the Mobile and
Northwestern Railroad Company, and in ae-
cordance with the provisions of Section 70 Of
the charter of said company, have the Honor
to respectfully request that, for and on account
Of the county Of Kinds, you shall, in confor-
nifty with said section of the charter, sub
scribe TO the capital stock Of said company in
the sum of two hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars, and that to obtain the necessary
authority to make such subscription you shall
submit the question of Subscription or NO
Subscription" to the qualified voters of said
county on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1871.
W. d. MANN
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MISSISSIPPI REPORTS.

'Olgme A of the current series of Mis-
Ss'pPl Reports is also in the hands of the
inner and will be ready for delivery on or
-loat 10Th January, 1872.
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w win forward 70 me by Express or other
wise, DKLIvKmY B00K, containing anbseri-
bers' names (for certain publicationsl IN the
town Of Jackson and other towns IN miaeis-
months ago. Any person Gndfmg che same
will please forward the book OF address a let
~. N. ID. MCDONALD,
No. lag CnrondsIst street, New Orleans, aud
give pArticularz, list 81 towns on book, g..
nov24awawlL
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,XFoRp. MISS
REV. c. II. BELL. D. D .,..........PRr.rDEzr.
NexI OpenlnG, September m, Is7I

Hh
This Institution is held by Board az Trus-
tees. under a Charter from the State for the
benefit OF he pablo. and Is authorized 90
confer the highest educational honors.
The Trustees and facnliy, truly gratihed
AZ the very liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed, are determined 70 spare efforts 20
sustain its already acquired reputation, as
one of the bes o. abe land.
The buildings consist Of three story brick
edihce, and two story brick Music Hall, dis
tant loo feet, anC connected hy corridors, all
situated in beautiful grove forestk rees,
and while he young ladies ale not permitted
t0,leave tae College limits unattended by o
teacher, tine grounds afford ample room for re-
creation.
The long corridors extending from the main
building 90 the Music Hail. not only afford
protection from the weather. but ample room
for cnlisthenic and other exercises.
The sanitary regulations are highly coudu-
Give TO physical development. The regular
hours for retiring and rising. and out door
exercise. good fires In cold and damp weather.
suitable and well prepared fare, have resulted
in excellent health in this Institution.
The location - unquestionably healthy -
Many young ladies who came 10 the lnstitu-
ton with enfeebled constitutions have entire
ly regained their health
Small children, and orphans especially, re-
ceive as nearly mothers attention az poe
sible; il being one Of the especial cares of the
Lady Principal and Matron 20 see 20 the
moral, social and domestic training OF every
pupil.
All pupils viii be considered members Of
the Presidents family.
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yard of five dollars is offered for
cory of a lost book.