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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14


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tory 20 tftr taulas Wher a ma u.
F.ut the day uA tts weight IN 81,
back 3 easily seems one hundred
pounds 10 weigh. asfan rrhf o1mes
some q them carry organs hat usgh
be- much a. srrenfy pounds. bat tter
generally break down when ther uT
fas. A man may carry a. organ weigs.
mr. FORTY pounds without hurting him
NHaf Erl a-a most prffsrredf
THE weight j. the fr.i lu.l5eut1n.
.ls gtpasi aIwars bang tAf taeariA
Aer' r1mr. those Aaring ne most p1p.
U.Ef street trt The taBes ~ Harlran.
songs t-t the ID sought s'ter bow.
Er. Rave bern o. grrH, iea.rrs this sum.
mr- pns song rstar sIlr Aas taken well
a d NnrE 30 ylgr Mother Tom some
ri '1r second nnd organ. that We have
could rl most Interesting stories. and
tsge picked up .ml. fortunes Their
uwusr- trBrr. o.. over AID show a won.
lsrfal an1uuiF pluck sud perseverance,
-lmer mes J know ~ Jbs remarkable 10.
F-luH AuumuH- Of /. ~ ae3 az old Eel.
oyer fffy years % sre. came ia
Hs-. L.rl 11ugi' S taIry-psund organ
o. s.s-ad from ls-f with 10 upon hi.
Ya and iIr sonnet M ! did not lear
q tu Theut 81 my surprise ! got word
t.a' hs "a. 70 California making monsy
Ilr y.1.ly ID fellow bad walked the
"r'- distance 20 California climbed
tb. Roxy mountain, ard carving hi.
organ with lm fhe entire distance He
EJf Interested .n ~srsculniiug after ~
rUt here. beginning 10 s. small ssv. And
toe lasl time ! heard u him be- uas well
"a H. Wa D stubborn old fellow. aud
whEi started him Of on BIZ journey yas
q lsv suii with q church Tho lssi tine
] ttw tin hs figure VA. beni far over.
bui b could b. lssn that be retained the
same Old st-uJbOrnDess a chAraeter.n
Whist Do hsnd0rgAns cygy''
A new one made 20 carry, Is worth
from one hundred 10 two hundred and
hiiv dullGrs. but We .sll 4 good second.
hand organ for from frs dollar. up. A
~futa1rEun. weighing thirty pounds.
with tWenty-fouf KEYS. and that PLAYS
Mo tunes. costs one hundred dollars,
with q black-walnut case; with a rose.
wood inlaid ease, one hundred and
twenty-five dollars A flute organ Of
ipny pounds, with twenty..iK KEYS and
two .iop pipes. playing ten tunes, costs
one hundred and ifty dollars In black
walnut extra cylinder. cos, forty.6ye
dollar e~rh. An organ with Ante and
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

The Chewing Cum Clnb' will
take the place u the s.kettledum. I
the Coffee Clock" aud the "IIiqh
Tea aw.=hinEs0n seisI tfis wihleT.
IL !. 80 easy - learn The accom-
pilshmsnf that Il prpmises 70 h
VERY popular with the ,uunk ln<iies.
usesgs in<er-Oe<s<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

Structure Of the urethra In Ia
worst forms, speedily cured by our rw
and improved methods. Pamphlets, ref
erences and terms, two three. cent stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
03 Main Street, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

A wosdsful turkey sesblsr he's
been discovered IN T~snne&sis h1rsat-
ly u Indicated q d<<lre te initiate .
moshsfiy hss. ssd ~ ss-s IL pstiesce .
dozen sggs we're placed under IA
The gybb'er ssi ths fsquirrf period. aad
n the prsuss rss~ = t=sr' = fff'H
shseks appeared 1he5 en- ihffslo1
and ar greatly stl.fAed ~ fIssif z1saaxs
persal-M L>sk ofpt<
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

Pass TusfateHs if#yfs cure IN iiniuutal hc
GsHa . ssalhat sup hsala aud beaatlhha NO..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

CAN a deep.volced male singer, who nc
companies himself ON a piano, be called q
bass-bawl playerl-N. y. Graphic.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

ONE who thinks he knows about farming
says the best way TO raise strawberries 10
with a spoon.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

~ was . tfsys hfsn wbo declined % bs
v~Mefiaafei on ibs ground itat he vas hot
T. h Wwsd by any living man. HosfoH
Tasltapt
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

risH arc generally weighed 10 their own
scales LIZ.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

NEVER praise your wife's bonnet until
you have seen the bill for it.-FdH River
AdpaHcs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

u months treatment for zoe. Piso's
Remedy for catarrh. Hold by druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

Tma voBsin bfN fm,o ~ Hefshalb Mfeh.s
eHaf a. sahi lhaif NsiahfsfNd khe6fHp Fhfs
faH NHlf aHf Hihrf FffUThin A~fFtfAHlEs
mmgsf~f sifh nsfvaHs dsfalifys Ices ~ Vital
~ smH iii hlHafel lfaltlFM. Also f1f fhens
h.sgsm ,HsaFaiais, pAfslfsls,aHd fnaHf Mbs
~ 4 anaaaa. fluIfIafn restoration a. health,
elras sol manhtssi ~nHafaHteoL 10 rl4k Ias
esrfai. e. b asy#' sfiHi l. allowed Write
thsm 4 once ~ Illustrated pamphlet, free.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09

allowed ." 90 INV hjrpcd over the
State. We know you are the man
to do it II will Certainly be- u
sacrifice at tine and interest for YOU
tn do il. hut We must whip Alcorn
to The raw believe IN striking at
the head centre" though smaller
creatures must not he neglected. We
don't want YOU u say Nc"
Gen Lowry dId NOT SAY No. be
promptly took the field aud all over
the State met and vsnquished the
radical allies wherever they present.
ed themselves. There were 4 mum.
Ter Of able men in Mississippi who
might have been called upon to per.
form the duty So ably and willingly
pen formed by Lowry, but they were
generally inocuiatcd with the mo
chance disease, and hence they
were hot called. The Hon. joel +.
Walker would doubtless have been
invited to meet Gov. Alcorn, but at
the moment Lowry was doing hia
DEvoW i'll defense Of Mississippi and
Democracy, We are informed Mr..
Walker WAS industliously engaged
in detrlng the u~agcs aud traditions
of the Democratic party.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
From the TSIOedy Ground.

l8LL' NH'Nts n
la. ). B. HAETrNN & Co. Cnluubus,
CNio.-I keep the largest >tUk vt ruei,-
C'neo .; any s,o.s IN L.wi~ COtr'y. with
The exception o. 4 drug store ~ NGueC-
burg, CAR co.uitv SCAT sIS an sc.tHs u
g=cat deal OF yod- pERSSN and MASA-
IIS 1t giving the scNt ta'isiac, on 81;
any medicine thu, cyVc handed. In oas
case I'll. ccn,,I5s, fSs tac vrc,:p Las
been vrry sick al low spirited for i l0r,
tune. For several years IL Ia, trjcd al
the doctors here, nal we have t-,uc good
oies, AMI ,h,y did him no gcol. htlr
much persuasion I sold him two b>',,Cs
Of PkRu~A AMI NANALIT. liz took In /
81 The medicine could sce Il great
change in him. and now he is Us sound
man apparently Is there Is in tbs vi,jniiv,
aud nc saws he Is entirely wei. lie r.
4 numbCr one man nrd Is highly re-
>pcctcd lie is satisfied that our mcdi-
cine saved his life, after all the doctors and
ali medicine hal failed. Beng unlc-
quairtcd with You, / rc'er YOU to John
Shillito s. Co, Altor, Packard n Co,
ard other business houses OF Cincinnati.
X. l.. GILLESPIE, L. NJ.
McSsrs. AAamsNn " Shiplcv, of
Mayncs'urg, Pa, write: please send 4,
some las OF Lie" Immediately. We
ire having big ran On your medicine,
,'EEUNN. Instead OF dv.r out, Lie most
medicines, IN course OF tire, il seems to
- growi;- il favor. W. sell lots c! it.
.'.rI>c send the y - : soon"
Mtssrs. WirtA5rn & Than, OF Ai,c.
hcny City, Pa write :: " Having large
49,. for your PnRUNN and MANALIS, We
1,Yc a,-o many calls for your book, Is
y Lac Please send Us 4 supply OF tAu:n,
German AMI English, and obi;.sa.'
5. Wof s. S5a, Wi.mot, @, write .
.Geatl.nea We handle yoar goods, aIl
.hey give good satisfaction"
A. G. S>.Ilris, GrccnuH, X, SAYS:
Gentlemen am handling Year medI-
ciics, ard having a good trade or them
7. <. Saunders. Mart.usburg, w Va,
writes e" Gentlemen : Your PERUNA
sells fast ami gives good satisfaction here.
We sell more PERlNN than any ot.isr
preparation we handle"
w. Bauer, St Mars, Ia. writes:
My son j, Sill! improving il health.
Your PfRUNA i, Just the thing for him"
Ii l.. DIv y Co, New Vienna, Ohio,
write IS. 3. UARTMAN & Co .Co.um.
bus, Ohio -tientlcmea Your PEKUNA
Sis as well as any mcdcinc with IT'S.
Qtjte number have told us that PERUSA
- tins beat th'r-. the" ever useI.'
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
Fourteen Years Ago.
From the Y. e. Herald. :

From the Y. g. Herald.
4 II Is The h>hloh nova days,
among the "anN holy To beat Lowry
journalists, To represent him as u
mere nobody, q creature Of accident,
! who has r, ached his present exalted
: position 10y chance merely. There
was time. when, IN the estimation
at many Of the best Z, preventative
Democrats OF Mississippi, lie was
held IN very different estimation.
Fourteen Yeas ago, when the people
Of our state wer" groaning under
The most accursed despotism to
which any people born free had ever
been subjected, many of the best
men in the Stale, under the lead OF
| that noble old patriot, the late GeG.
Benjamin G. Humphreys, looked to
Robert Lowry. Il, the one man who
! could meet aud overthrow the Hon
/ James l.. Alrorn, then as now, the
ablrst Republican in the state.
Every o!licc, Federal, State. County
aud municipal was then filled BY
the creatures OF the Republican
party. Crime. lawip>sne>s and vio-
cacc were rampant Throughout our
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
Monuments.

n. 4. I. Errc,iici oFWoodville, Miss.
= lie uIly authorized Ug,ut inr Ia" Men.
tm"Lta Bron1e Co, 6 BciIScIs,rt Cen.
-'"atiort, f"r he Coni Iirs ~ Lincoln,
franklin, lmito and Wilkinson. Nh,e
Srcnto v the only in.t-riai that vi.
=. itlsfAad the Artinn of tAa n'rorph,re
.r cenrurieA sAd retain ~ If its beauty
unchaugc,. fur sYs,c'rs>n 49, thr rnonu.
rn-at eftcrol ~ The r.rIHiuNy uf Mira !. 2.
Chrisnan in Btcokhayrn cemetery.
Specimen cuts iHav also he sern III The
} iS,pER Office. VIII al~n contract tor
,;-oH fencing. Address all coinmanica.
cons TO A. 7. BKHRDiC-, Wvodviiir, Miss.
Feb i9.sm
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
FRIEND!


hits invaluable pre-
paratlOn IL truly mi
Iumph ~ scientific skill
and no more inPstlmah!e
then"ht was ever he b
slowed on The not hers
iuf the world.
/ tV IL not only short
ems the time Of labuT
land lessons the iuten Siiy
/ of, pain. but, better than
lail II greatly dlminishe4
the danger To life Of
10th mother and child,
dhd leaves the mother
III n condition highly
favorable to speedy re-
covrry, AMI far lesS
liable to flooding, con e.
: WILSON'S, Ani other
alarming symptoms in
iCIlcnt To Lingering and
paInidl labor. lts truly
wonderful efficacy IN
Z this +. SpcCt enlItlns the
/ MOTHER's FRIEND to he
ranked as one Of the
life SAVING Appliances
gIvIn 20 the world by
the discoveries Of
modern science.
From the nature Of
he case, 1t Will OF
course lie understood
/ III [ we cannot punish
certificates concerning
this REMEDY without
wOunding the deuCaCF
IUi the writers. Yet we
have hundreds ui such
testimonials On 4 Z, al
hO mot er VINO has once
used IL Will ever again
be without II Ia her
time Of trouble.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
Very respectfully.
Your obedicnt servant.
ROBERT LOWRY.

In addition to this correspond
cnco, that rob!e old Roman, Gen.
Ben Humphreys, who loved Missis
sipp' as a child loves lis mother,
and whose heart never had pulsa
tion that WAS not in unison with the
honor and prosperity of the land
that bore him, addressed private
note to Gen. Lowry urging him to
enter at once upon the work propos-
ed. In this private note Gen. Hum
phreys said
Il have just forwarded a better
golteu up here requesting You to
canvass the Slate in a joint discus
eion of political issues with Gov.
AlcoYu We hope Alcorn will not BIZ
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09

prom. Den physician Etciy remarked to the
prop. ietor That, If Il we.e admissible TO nuke
Puphc the Letters we rccaIye. the Mother s
Friend would outseiI anything on the market.
lmo,t earn 'stiy el;rcat every female Expect
ing 10 he confined 10 use Mothers Prieu!.
coupled Win this entreaty / VIII ant taat dur
ing long Obstet" cal prdctIc. for. -iopr years.
have never kno,en 1t to 1th 10 frodC:r n safe
and gu',k delivery.
II J. HOLMES N. n. Atlanta. Ga.
Send Tor our Treatise on Health ahl llapp.-
ness If " oman" MALE free.
BKADfIELD KEGCLAr0R e.. Atlanta, ca.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

Madison adopts the fusion policy
,ur uHts oilitrS.
The Oxford Falcon came out a.
daily DUNG conmencement week.
The Seaside Hotel at Bsv. st.
Lnu., was DESTROYED by frc On the
list.
TIppah county decides by phi.
mary election Der choice Tor ali State
officials
Judge Warren Cowan j. spoken
of "s the Democratic nominee for
Shrrlf! of Warren county.
l. \. Corirauc, Of LaudeidaIr.
was the frs honor man in the law
department of the State University
this year.
SSltcIlieid, the horse thief, was
s"njcuccd by Judge Wharton. ot the
Kinds county Court, to 8 years in
Tie pcnltrntiary.
After the death Of A. +. Dorsey,
treasurer OF Union county. it was
found that he WAS deiaultur to the
amount OF $500
Hon. T. NJ Favre has been ap-
roiutcd Collector at Cuslona Tor the
Pcari River District and assumed
The duties Of his Office.
Hon. }. Nee Martin, in u we'll
wllt,cn card. declines "nuder any
and al circumstances, To run for
The Senate from Claiborne.
An old man named Joe Wrcnn,
living at Scoola, kempcr c"uuty.
was found dead last week with his
la-"at cut. He i believed to have
committed suicide.
Madison is the only county in the
Safe in which the Republican, have
an genizatiou, and the Canton
Picket says the call tor meeting
met with very silm response.
! Walter Is Barker, of Macon,
Miss, has been appointed Indian
trader Ter the Chtycnnes and
Arapahocs In the Indian Territory
/ the best position OF the Kind in the
, gilt Of the government.
\ cplorcd man named smith, hv-
ing nn Cola Water river, Killed his
m"thrrin law, by breaking her neck
With hoe, and tncu throwing her
into The livcr. His crime was DIS
Covered. and he has been arrested.
The Oaykr BrP'ist clurch ha>
been in Inuddte because OF the
trial and cXpuIsi"n of certain mem
nc', on The charge that they refused
, /" coutIihUt" 10 The support of the
pastor when tIrey were able to DO
81.
/ y train on the NickshurL and Me.
md'an Railroad ran over two negroes
near Wondlawn, Il station four mile,
east Of J Ic>>Oe, on the lst. One
! was killed. and the other fatally
hura They were asleep on the
rack,
/ The Railroad Commission met in
Jackson Jaly let. and called OH
the local roads for their ,Chedutr nl
ta>rs, and transacted such other
: business aS was permissible under
h" recent ruling IF tue Supreme
/ Court.
An effort is being made t" oct
,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
F EAD TT
BkIAIl.. ia. Nov. q, lisa

GkLAIE. TIA. NOS. q, !ea+
Gentlemen
have been using vour wonderful remedy
"Br. B'I7dr.l'~ E..ir.e I;Nta,ator," IN ms fan
~ tpr = long time. aIH want - say 20 the SUI
frrng uurs Of ~ sex rAa' tIrre never WA
anr,Giug to oqod -. N0Gl3 t. God that every
afflicted woIaaL IL car .ana knew Cf IFS woR
darfuI virtues ani turatve powers as 1 do. I
have nsed q greet t"&l y. u since the birth of
NV last rhl,d, apcut II Year AID h-tAgo, ana
1 10 THINK ns,l itru; h,e,. III tbs valuable Nod
icinc, would hu7" ben
Bed-Rilder For Life
Is II thanks 10 n kind Providence. ! Wa directed
IL It's use, and my NE and health have been
spared me. II Inv means woa!d admit Of II, !
would never be without II Ia lng house.
have recommended Il t. q humber Of INV
friends. ana without exception ;nev have ali
been wonderfully relieved and cured. give
this Endorsement without solicitation anl free
~. for The benefit tar Suffering ones Of my
sex. Very Respectfully,
MKs ANNA RAMP.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
j. b GaMBkELL, ]
j. W, BozEMAN, : Con
l.. L. HALL,

The above report speaks for itself
and was unanimously adopted by
the representatives of 54,2l0 white
BaptistS afiiliating with this State
Convention. 1T is most heartily en-
dorscd by ninctenths of the 4l6
ministers "nd by three fourths ofthe
10000 members represented IN this
body.
Tue report was 10 adopted word
tor word, by the Union Baptist As
sociation last October at Galman,
Copiah county. Fellowship and
Port Gibson Baptist churches belong
to this Association. So then. al
though it was not in The usual scope
OF the Southern Baptist Convention
l" report on temperance, yet all the
State Conventions which compose
that body are speaking out i'll the
sentiment OF the above reports.
r. s. Foster.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-09
AUGueT, 1871.
lirnrrAl Rnhrrt LnMl.y

/ General Robert Lowry:
I,.,p Nas H.rn,;nr nrlirn co.,
! Gl.,,.,.iu ,nol abIlit, iu.d j.cr,s th,
,s.n,. ,r,nIypl in llr rr1d,ng rl,r.
tinn and KNOWN, ,n3r zc,loo, aud
I .inaIt,si o,unsirInn ia Tho cnrrun
itiun orrn~,I,rp and iyra,Dy nflGr
marry nIa.rd in mower IN tpis Stall.
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Restored gentleman having iunocl Mt, Y contra.
al TIN habit of tctabu"e in hIS Youth and IN Cuft,o
guclICc sui tGr0d ~ the hlrr Ot uai lcapHt y
Lost Manhood. Physical Dec ~ (cne -al prus;rg t!ui
ETC. viii. out Of sympathy for his Follow sufferer
mail free the r"1' BY which he wos finally cGrd
Address IL confidence. ]. ". IINKEEf.
IL Cel -
New ! orr,
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The Railroad Commission met in
Jackson Jaly let. and called on
the local roads for their schedule nl
talts, and transacted such other
business n was permissible under
IT," recent ruling Of tue supreme
Court.
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III pTHp = CURED by ,r A,t-.nceut Lo-
~ - J04Iton. safe sure cure send stump
'uF D"7s- PhE1 co saJl 81 Ave, New York CIV
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July, at kosriusko, and | beg YOU
in justice to the denomination TO in.
scrC it. You will find it on pages
80 and 40 OF the accompanying copy
Of the Convention Minutes Ii is As
! follows
REPORT uN TEMPERANCE.
/ WHEREAS, The use of Intoxicating
! beverages aas hrcamp great nation.
I'll siH, aud We aye titlnly convinced
hat the Liquor Tratl!c Is Il grcat
"vil and whereas, the p'c-rlt crisis
III the temperance reform demands Il
special HDd Outepoktu aNOwaI OF cur
! principles and position, therefore.
RESOLVED i~T, That a. BaPli>ts ot
Miesls>ipt.j and as the body known
- the Mississippi Baptist state Com
vcnu'n, We propose to again place
ourselves Oh record on this subject
Pad. That We raise our uuCunpro
missing protest against the use. man
ularlul" ar sale of Intoxicating Ii
qaoro rs Il beverage against the
renting of property for the manutac.
ture or sale oil Intoxicating liquors,
the selling of the fruits and cereal,
TO br manufactured into this hcycr.
age, the signing "i WHISKY petitions.
or 9 Ing on The bonds Of liquor sell
Icgs. and against giving vruutraaMcr
in any way to the luiqatous traffic OF
use.
Bad. That the ministers and lay
.Ecu are requested lolahe "A stand in
the present temperance movement,
aud GpcuIy wage In all legitimate
ways an uhCra~lng walt'aie u1aln,i
he a,rociou~ liquor business and the
p'cniciou~ evils OF intrmpcrncc.
1 n. That We will prosecute the
work of temperance reform by The
exercise If our privileges Il, citizens
and church members.
9th That the causc OF Christ i,
gr,atiN i'jarrd ny churches rcja.n
ING in thclr fellowship whi~kY.,vll
rrs, whisky drinkers, Visitors Of 81
looms, ani ,rgocr> If pei Us to sell
whisky, and those who PERSIST il
tending heir mi icncr to Satan N
these WAYS >h"u.u h> brought under
church discipline.
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Miss Week Hal was the FIRST
honor man,' of the Oxford, Miss }
University, at the recent Commence
ment. a Picayune special refers to
her as follows I'm clear voice
and with fanIlless expression, she
read speech Astounding in great
force and original thought. She
took for her subject, 'Womcn's place
in civilization 1t is the unanimous
opinion of ali whose privilege it was
ia bear il that it was the ahiest
speech of the kind ever delivered on
that pia'furln. Miss ITili vas
elected "a next cssali.t If ,he
AumaI Association.
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