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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-07-26
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Henry's Carbolic Salve heals bnrns.
Henry's Carbolic Salve cures sores.
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Henry's Carbolic Salve heals pimples.
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals bruises.
Ask for Henry's and use no Other.
~ Beware Of Cpunterieits. SO
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-07-26

The Public Is requested carefully 10 aoice
ths neD and ealbrged ReAsms 10 D. draD.
MOahLy,
or GApirAL FHszE, $4,000 10
Tickets eniy VA. sharsia proportion,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-07-26
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

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Incorporated IN iS6S for Is years by tho
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
Pplppses-yilh . capital Of " 900 900 =tO
watch I reserve lnHi n $500 has since
beeh added,
liy ~ overwhelming popular vote ls fran
ehlse wa. made part ~ Tbs present. state
Constitution afopled DeCember2, 4, u, 1879
The only Lnllery ever voted un Gni on,
iorsed by Tho people u any state,
! aeper scales o. pOsipOaes,
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take place N.n,hiy.
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Gen, u, 4, hRAuiiEGAHD OF La, and
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-07-26
DEAR SIM

DEAR Slit
We are compelled to
notify you To stop lchc sale of Lager
Beer in your building occupied by
to exempt trouble. l.. Il, {.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-07-26

Dyspepsia, the bug.bcar OF eplcnreans,
will be relieved by Browns Iron Blttcrs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-07-26

e His front name is Luke.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-07-26

Mn.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13
Young Ben Hill Paints While
Speaking.

Al the Speaking at Atlanta the
..ti.er uigl,l u. H. llilI had iseen in- :,
lvnl,m'eI am.l after sparkling viii,
much grace and fl,,ei'sy Tor iew
,niuutes a,,.lalrnly fallerrtl. ret'|ssl
and would have fallen lsas) he not
l...u canxht i,y = gent le.,,an near him.
III. was laid In tsintiug condition
u,u,n the tl.nDr IL the Speakers ~.
run, and hix head l,atl.ssl IN e,OIat
waixr. which revived him' in . few
minutes, when he ar,,s'se.i with the
.xrism,stj,m. /" Rlrh.rti'. himsse!l
again :" aud went IN with nis spec.'.'
wiIh an ease aud energy that sur
nri.a.l tl,ss.r wlm, hasl with ~ much
,.:,in witnessed l.i~ 'aintt"g ut. He
i,...i lateIy rvsOveresl from . sp'.ll III
sick k,rrx, and hrs feeble es.'tly CON
.iitiDm. added I" thu painful :n.! sn.
l,arvu.sinx ..s,,s,liOs,. ex''itt>1 ~ tne
x,,i,jss.t Uf III. remarks. overg:s''''' !.'a'
c,r = few minutes. -l:kamLss. t'a.,
ENGINEER. Noe. u.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13
ALL SORTS.

A Worcester man who has Oh
served the comparative ease with
which people " do" thirty and forty
miles an evening "a roller skates,
makes the prediction that the time 3
nat distant when smooth covered
ways fo9 the accommcdAtion Of way
laren % equipped will be - common
~ are rail and driveways.
At the last term Of court at Rock
land, Me-. . wonian applied for d.
vorce, which Was Grante1. Soon al.
ter the divorced woman married .
second time and went to h0sDsekeep.
ing. Nov, mys th0 GDwrier. Gazette,
The nyst az divoeeed husband Of the
woman is boarding with bis former
wife and her newly married hus-
hand.
The Early Closing Association Of
london points with PRIDE" to the
great results that Il has accomplished
during the last two yeen, and has no
reason tO "view with alarm " the
future Of the movement. There r
scarcely . sjngDe important district
In London which he's nat s)lared In
the improvement effected among the
retail trader.
A Parieian physician declares the
following . certain cure TOR small
pox or scarlet fever: Sulphate Of
zinc, grain fox1gjove (di9italie,,
grain half . teaspoonful Of sugar.
Nix With two tablespoonful Of water.
Take . spoonful every h0ur. He
declares the remedy unlailing. !ts
very simplicity has caused 1t to be
overlooked.
sheep culture ID nOt . matter o(
doubt or experiment In the ATkansas
Valley. Numerous streams Of pure
running water, tame and Wild grass,
cheap food aud market facilities pre-
sent great iuduces1,ents to sheep own
en-. From . very small begjnnine,
made about i've years aS0, the bust-
mess has increased to great proper.
tions.
A new style Of bsass "hre dogs"
represents I've charming women ot
the Sixteenth century, their coquet-
tish heads en,efging from wide Tu6!,
every fold and jewel of which y
beautifully nsolded. The pair sand
nearly tlrpe feet from the Ground.
supported by . guard and fender q
heavy brass work, and create . very
in,poejng elIet.t under . high chin
ney n'antel.
It was recently reported that .
method OF changing the Objection
allie color Of south African i)iamonds
(which have . yellow tinge) had
keeu discOvers<!. ''6uch," says the
London Truth. lis the case. but the
im,pOStaut addition has to Re MADE
that the yellow reappesrs efter .
slight washing. - some French nser-
chants lately found out ~ their COS.
after purchase, Ct . high price: Of
some perSeetly white diaInoDds. The
method IL . simple application Of the
law Of complementary coIOrs. The
yellow diamond h put IN son,e vtOsee
solution. \ slight coating Of violet
yutJjcxs t0 render diamonds 0f the
nnnt pr,nOun.rsi yellow tint per-
fsctlv white"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13

Au6s sSe smaller than ever.
Velvet bonpets are the mnat fash-
io0abSe.
Ostrich feather trimming b used
On hands0sne n,antles.
The small capote looks more IKE .
haby's cap than ever.
Tan-eolosed kid gloves are worn
With evening dresses.
Velvet b the hvorite millinery
and trimming material this winter.
The large fur cape viii b worn -
much this winter . Il was last.
\ pretty fancy b to trim . black
velvet hat with . single white bird.
Home Of the new boouets have the
Crown II one color and the brim Of
aDolheS.
Waisteoats o. separate garments
are . feature In Engiish women's
dresses.
White or colored silk hapdkss.
chiefs are worn arourl the neck in
side the e|oek.
The new linen collars are Standing
bands, with row Of en,beojdery %
the edge.
Blsck silk embroidery done on
white kid b among new xarnitures
for evening toil.ts.
Wocd comes from Paris that the
hair b % Be worn once moee % Tie
top of the head.
0aSk wells of tulle dotted With
cheailDe are stylishly worn with
either turbans or bonuets.
Evening dresses are frequently
made with bodices of . diferent ms-
terial from the skirt.
kDots Of beight-colored ribbous
are worn on The Coinage Of simple
dresses, instead 0f flowers.
Leather c0l0gs, such - Russia
leather, c0EdOva, deer skin. and tan
brown are among new shades.
Applique desigus In plush, such -
velvet az elOth, 0utli1etl with nne
braid, are used tisr trimming sO0e
elegant dresses.
British materials, particularly
WO0lens, are much used In Paris lo1
travelling dresses and utility suits
Tall dresses OF yelling. white aud
tinted, aTe - nDWch In favor now -
they weFe In the summer and Gall.
RouGh-surfnced chine materials In
w0o)em mlxtures Of many col0n aye
the fancy of the Parisians 1t present.
Strings AZ amber Roman pearl,
a8atee, etc., are worn - ueckloeea.
Indeed al quaint necklaces are In
good form.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Charles r. J0hnson. 1eeeeoo'
Mosice h kesCSy given ~ the andeestened.
~ sdminisarosor of The eetats q Caas9es
r. johnson. deeeacod. = toe esec!sc ~ ~
sstd S SSeetscsd, 10 exSiStt lhea Win The nee
eSarv vOnehesv, within eoo1 Do0she st!et
M drss na6lieatio0 Of this roelee. " tlse
~ administrator ~ Bate Cley, I'D toe
eoe"'S q 9'En EnWiH q. WATERBURY:
Ainajniosrato9 Of The estate q CosIse: r.
John0oo, 6eeeaaei:
lSa1oi III u 18TH day ofNove0eer. Ise.
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Foreign News

l.,x,u,N. lle1.. Y.-Eivc lH'r st'i's.
l,onds, extended, IN.
ED,N .R.,, l)<s.. Y.--Sir !l"xn
Allies, die,l .,isIslenly this n"'rs'ng'
PARIS. ux~.. Y.--The condition u
1,.m,i,e1ta IL Dss~ favorable. Hem
orrhaee h apfrrhen''ssi.
Sr. t'ErEmsHC RG, IN'c. w. lIe'
s,e.nale desiS)ed Jews are in'1pa''''
"a hold "1II.,t.~ iM R,nssta.
Roxn. IDxx.. M-Th~ Til's r. RISING
.md threaten. IT, iuuusSait' the '"we'
l,ast NJ the city. .
Sr. pErx,.snuKG, lhr. ".-Th:'
nrefe,4 ..s,lerwd the ln.liee 70 exl:..
IN Jevs residing within the Guy
vithovt oilSrial l'esn,is~tt'".
l,unL,N. lec. "a rewsrl ~
RI m /. offered Tor information !tsas''
inr to tue conviction Of tl's n,ur.'s1e! !!
of John I.emmane a( n'INo"" '""'
January.
Ioxl,ox, ues.. "a telegsan. '.a. .r''.'
Ac6esn reports that batch t!'''!s''
s"nnorted Ly the Dutch nees, :.
n. ~ ~ Rajah q fnsseogs"' WIN
Seavv - % tks latter.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13

NJ Memory, I.assilulc. Nocturnal EMls-
sion, Aversion iO NCcicsy. Dtmnees II Vis-
Ion. Noises IN the IL aai-ihe vital nutd pss-
s'nx unOhscrved In the uiine. and Esny
other diAGa, cs that lead I" intanjey and
death.
lSIs. MlNTlE will agree ~ forfeit FIVE
HCxDRED l)OLLAEA for case Ot this Kind
the VITAL RRHrokATIvE lu'A't r hls special
advice and treatment, will not cure. or 'Or
anything impure ~ tnluraHus hb0!!a IN u.
DR. NINTlE treats All Private D!seoses
suecessfully without mercury: Crsuite-
ti0n free. Thorough cxsint"o ~" anI e1-
vice. including analysis Of urine. .. FItes'
Of VITAL RExTORATlvE - bottle. or four
times the quantity. ~M: sent tO any I'D
drcss upon receipt Of price. or 4. q. d.. ~.
cure from ohsrrvs ttD'. Alnl IN private name
II desiret. by \. r. MlSTlE. N. ~ wha. ~
. regular rhysicusn graduate OI iae rni
rcrSIly Oi IrW:syivaNtai
kEARXEY Sr.. &Ax FKAxClsCO. AL.
ga ,aa pie Bottle Ts'a'a..
Kent on applic ih", hy letter. sie!inx
symplOs,is. rex ana Ays'. C''hsrunicatt0s'S
strictly confidential.
DIR. MlNTlE'S KIDNEY isExEnY ME-
PHRETlCCM. cures .1l k:s.js Of tdney
alhl Bladder Con plants. 0OalOfrIisrs. 0Deee.
LeucOrrhGra. For aale by all OruSgtsts; -
. bOttle. Or x,x oDtilea for -.
IIH. MINTIE'N DANnELjUN PlLL&
are the hest end cheapest DYSPEPSIA amt
BLLICCs cure In the market. For salo b!
all druxgista. 9serif
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13
Looogs BY The London 1,r,.

Losers BY the London 11ro.
LOxDOx, Nec. N.-The heaviest
losers amoog insurance companisv
~ the nre Of Thursday night are
the North British and Nefeantila.
10000; Ph&eoix, 81, ,0N', and Royal
Exchange, $4,000
Re0aine q Anthony TrolIops vas
buried to-day In Kensal Grees Gem
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13

| ke(kxsiessI Esras.
Francis Z. Mcbride,
4 ATTORNEY.AT-LAw w
= .Cos. NAin anA Pask sasssss.
". Y. PENlBERTON,
Law OFFICE,
0UT1E,. .'......... MONTANA
O0oe 10 Chanbsn' B:oek, Room NO. :.
THoS. /. L.&H. ?. NAPToN
Law Office.
A.saAsvs' Buildins. Fast Granite street.
2a1p9s1tf
RoHI0SoN STAPLKToN
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW
oss:: ss:...! !. Butte City an" Ue*r !o:ig'' ::ss
:. Z. GLEASON.
Surgeon Deutist,
XUfTI, :: MONTANA.
- % s.airs h ~ ?. y. Duildiug. Main
0tDooe.
EDGARLAU14IN, MD.
PHYXICIAN IL SCR0EON.
rs West Granite st.
DR. l. Z HOLMES,
CITY PHYSICIAN.
SURGEON u. 4 =. H. u.
OQeo aad ruons N0k N and I: ke,,sl.a y
9j0ek, ~ saaivs, orposite the Po"e' 'o0Scs.
Butte. Montana. Il':::t
DIR. DeFREYE.
Physician ssDll Surgeon.
Late Hurgeo0 =. Army. late Pros. O
HuSxeTy and lIoam Of Facully. =.
r.. (1l. etc. etc.
l1Sr0Mic aMl Private DjSrastx ~ sasJs >s'N''>
0GIcr AMI residence. Wess easA assses.
between Main Ut. AMI the Bridge, oe06 eoe
OgsAgo. Consultations fssr. C.H'>'llin-
tlos.s 10 ell modern Mngnaee:: English.
u. Dox ~, Dotte City. n. +. E%fHr pat
iirularx sse page ~ tl,is paper. ~;
g. 4. xlOoo,
United States Deputy MIN
eral Surveyor.
0s1s -. sosso Qssss.. Dssss.
] NJ. MERRELlA.
.A00AHEl4-
a@Oecs, East 0rsnIts street, near MAIN.
BUTTE CITY, MONTANA
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13
T3l3aAPHIC HEWS.


Spain Proeee:s.
Manor. ~. a -,
.,on1si.. . ,.,s~ g. -aIe -.n,e, Ivy nook
nes:.s" ~. @ SY~:.I !" wcscn SPAIN d.
have ~ r;Shs ~ .s%.i..,so % s1o.sa nos
M. IN ".,rs.ss;.s Hc've ...:.s. y" l3tesveo-
cam.i ''" '"e Panama
----
Loooep bv fho Yne,ao, r,,>
rnr,,o~ ~, =.
49,. ~. - -Ine neevSest
n, n. ~ msa9ce c0@penles
Il. W...S I...!Ia !a1ass. nlSos ote
~ ~ ~ r. so -. :n1 ~. seets ntlse:
Er:S~r.n "; rSs ~ H''"' ""o SsoysI
~'
neIseSne q Antn0ny TroIbope Was
Oorse0 t0'0oy ID kenaal Gree0 Gem
etery.
.,,--...,~--, 80,
~ 1 Notee.
Most Of the Western member,
favor two cents postage. and An(lef.
son win ORR % amend 10 beein ne
next fiscal year. The HAM, M
SENATE Agricultural Com.ui1tee ex-
appropriation blu Nondsy
SENATE.
l'endl etOn asked unaniu,0a,s con.
sent 20 take up the Civil Service bill
aud make lt the speciol order for
Monday. vOgbees oblectesl.
->-
WORK or IN lmmigroTjo0 A0oo-
c,atjon.
cAN FkANcIsCc, nec. ".-Tne I'm.
@lIot1oo AoocseIsoo rePoets ~
.s s,n sv, =. T10, TC1:aS, W. soe
~: ~ q eoeoey O1 Ene.s1nse9 Irom
% N e9 h. s - 3oe 70 Senaocsno
coCnsy 70 e'ect tce.sSOI w S:oeH
Iasslng ana genesaI 1asm!n4. The
aeeocseteoo No Jcce et!0paeted Io:e1nR
tne tsove!uuoent nlso. o. STOCKTON,
see!asoeoto, SsFysvo'Se anu 1oacea
SAoo oest!Ses". anu SaS pooSssOts! .
feocsal !eocsspteom oS the P'sb'Ic
'en0s a senSososA.
c-
Fa0o Oneso . 3seooeutsoo.
WASMINOToN, 1)ec. 9.-0n the
House, l.age of the Commerce Com
mlttee, reported . resolution calling
On the Secretary oS War foS infer
NATION - to whether the money ap.
pg0pgiates) l,y the Iast River and
Ha5l,O1 l'ill was appropriated IOf
works or objects not In the interest
of eonnmers'e or navigation, and II -,
resluesting specifications be fur
niehed. Judging ffOm long cOW-
venntion with mesnbess Of the Com
merce Committee they are maDch ~
GSievUd over the vbews expressed by
the PTss!deoe re:pecssme the ast
River 1MM HAHnOP n1Iu. Nome me1Ms
bem N - Ghr - to ssy they will pss-
.s,. ~. ~ ~ ~. -: .:.,s..,. =. mi. cc...
t,srv .oev,thsaenSinS
IN the Senafe nefitions or tobacco
dealess and manufSc1uress for : r.
hate equal TO the reduction that mas
b made In the tax on tollaf'cO were
pcesentet] by Hall, Miller and I'd
n'ondr. -
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13

MADRID, llec. 0.-1he Red Book
contains . note In which Spoin a.
nsnds tISs United States sloukl not
nave the right of exclusive interyen-
tSoo IN connection with the Psnsmla
canal.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13
The Great English Remedy

IL . never failtnx
eurS ls,r XeIv0eD0 lDe-
biliiy. Exhau~lel
Vitality, He0tuol
Weakness SpernDa :
tCrrilSssa .IIOAT y An.
HOOD. 1mpOatllSE
l'avalysis. 1'ysssiA-
tOrrj,tV.a. ami all
the terrible effects sSs
Self \ 6use, youth
lUl iaSllteH Aud ~
ccSsex IN uSalu1er
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MGst Of the Western menl,ess
favor two cents postage. and Andes.
son VIII oIef % amend 10 t'egin the
next 0scol year. The House and
Senate Agricultural Comssajttee ex-
pects to complete the agricultural
appropriation blu Aondsy
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13

l'endl lelOn asked unanimous con-
sent 70 take up the Civil Service bill
and make lt the speciol order for
Monday. voshees objected.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-08-12
THE NEWSPAPER.
ABLE, NEwsY, GOOD AND CHEAP.
WEEKLY COURlER-J0URHAL.

THE Gourier-J -Journal-Henry WattersoR
Editor--is by circulation and reputation
the acknowledged Representative Newspa-
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The Courier Journal is a consolidation OF
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,CHAs. J. PETERSON, 8OS Chessnu
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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N.kE@4Ez DEMoCRAT"&robabIy Y the
most. t.iIMpVrtant step ln,the direc-
ton OF &tate assistance towards Sc
curing higher education for the
women OfMississippi was staken by
the Board ofNIsitors of the State
University whearthey resolved 10
admit female students TO the tclass-
es of the institution. We'll guard,
ed restrictions have been placed
upon theaprivilege and We see no
reason why the-benefits otthe Uni
'versity may not be availed rof by
many Of the bright and intelligent
girls of the State. One OF the
brightest mathematical students
we have ever encountered WAS a
young lady, and it is by no means
unusual tO,meet with girls who
keep pace with the brightest boys
.as far as they were allowed to go in
their studies. Itthese girls are &C
corded equal educational priyilege'
they will enter on the race of Life
with inielIects as well cultivated as
sthoSe Of r.brothers, and will be
better qualified to snter-upon'thaI
anost important task, the training
4Orlhe youthful minds of their SONS
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-08-12

Bishop Hurst announces in the
Independent thatrum selling has
been utterly and forever destroyed
in Iowa. "The great aVengine
sword Of this long-tolerant peo pie
he exclaims, ''cleft it asunder on
the 9th ofJune, and a moral cy-
clone has hurled oaelhalf Of at into
the Mississippi and The other into
the Missoun. The fragments viii
never meet again.
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A GOOD FOUNDATION.

In American households the pre-
vaiIing complaints are weakness Cd
the stomach and its consequences,
Indigestion, Nervousness and Rheu-
matism. Such sufferers can lay a
good foundation for health by using
Parker's Ginger Tonic as 1T tones
up the stomach and nerves, and
keeps the kidneys active t. carry
off the foul matter. IN. 0, Plea,
yune.
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The State University.
[Vicksburg Commercial. ]

The University of Mississippi is
about to begin its thirtieth session
and never before has it been so ef-
fciently organized, so thoroughly
and amply equipped, and IN every
respect SO we'll prepared to carry
out the purposes for which it was
instituted, Its affairs are Under the
control of a board of regents com.
posed of the most distinguished
men of the State, whose experience
and high character eminently quail
ify them for the position and who
earnestly consider the best methods
of carrying out their trust. Their
efforts are we'll sustained by an
able chancellor and a proficient
faculty and the published
courses of study show that the
standard maintained is fully equal
to the best. To say that this home
Institution should receive home
supportis only to say that it is en-
tirely worthy ofaNy patronage and,
in addition, commends itself by its
location and by its Identification
with the State, of whose public in
stituiJns it is by far the most i'm
portant. Tuition is free--except in
the Law Departmen:--and the eN'
pense of living Is reduced to the
lowest point. The locality is
i,among the most healthful in the
SGnth and Is free from many temp
IstaNons generally to be encountered
lin the vicinity of colleges. To the
I'enquirlng parent, or to the stHdent
who seeks a thorough education at
reasonable cost, no better opportu-
nifty is elsewhere presented. With
in the State, it can safely be assert
cd, the Univerily has no equal, and
to 90 to a distance for that which
may more easily be obtained at
home would seem-unless in eN-
ceptional cases-the height of I'M,
wisdom. OF course the University
as an instintion.-like everything
Q se-must seek for Buppor! on the
grouad of intrinsic merit-'ot the
quality OF the education it-affordS
and of the facilities OifeEed to
thoroughly acquiring that educa'
tion-rather than merely because il
happens TO be located in our State
This fact has been fully recognized
ana tile University need fear n
competition, merely considered, a.
an institution of learning who'll.
divested OF State character. Bu'
all other things being perfectly
eqnal,it is certainly worthy OF con
sideration that to MississippiaI
the University Of Mississippi mus
afford advantages not obtainabl
elsewhere in the greater .attenllo
paid to the history and physical re
sources of the State and Incidental
/ ly TO its constitutional policy, a
: well as in the aequaintaAces mad
: in the .clolstered seclusion of co
$ lege to be renewed in after life uI
i. on a broader field.
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a barsfooted Georgia farmer,
while hcaing potatoes . few days
ago, saw what he thought was a
snakes head peerlng from the
ground directly in front Of him.
he struck savageIy with his hoe
and cut off bis own big toe, which
he lad mistaken for : reptile.