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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

The Abita Ice Manufacturing
Company, Limited, have erected .
departure to their valuable plant.
They win carbonate and bcttls ~
water for shipneat 70 ~ Soseiga
and domestic markets. He. @. e..
Norcross, Of New Osleans, who b
the sole agent of Tie Tufts silver.
lined copper bottling Get, q be.
ton, Mass, has sold Tie oo0Peay
the finest and most complete ~ II
the country. Their plant = he
one that was % grandly displayed
BY an English apparatus naau1sc'
turer 1t the vienaa Exposition.
The Company have Tie exclusive
right to bottle The water, winch ,
brought to the apparatus, clasiaed
and finally carboaated Tie WATER
when bottled b h IT, pure stste
from the Springs, = i pssses
through highly silvered esaneleA
pipes which were ordered sxpsessly
for the plant. Each bottle Win be
labelled with . picture q Ne
Springs, chemical analysts a.d -
curative properties. Tie supply q
water from Tie Spsisgs b estiaated
At sixty dosea bottles N boar. II
win be placed o. the market b
competition with the 0aatsa, q
Waukesha, and he Ro,isasis, q
Germany, and has beea classed By
experts - far supssioe 10 u Oder
waters. Ne I'd. EadeEh, 0eaesal
Manager " the plant, Win b .
short time complete BIZ tvus
throughout the United States. md
is assured Of its success. - a, 600
cases are now ready for shipment.
Mr.. +. ID. Peyronni, who was IN
employee Of A. Hin 4 Co., Of New
Orleans, for the past thirty years,
started the works last week. With
his great ability and capacity The
departure win be . success. IL
bottling and bathing estab)ishaests
will be under TIE jurisdiction q
Mr.. Peter Durrl. Turkish, show.
er, hot and cold haths win BE ta|
progress this summer, aad wi1l Il.
ford great comfort TO Ne recapes.
at0rs and seekers a the Goddess
Of Health. z9ls.KA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

DO not for Q momeat th1ok The
Democracy vim hesitate 10 can We
shotgun and revolver into roqaest.
ton to protect IT. rights. TAcy
have already been pst Into cosdi'
ton to use.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23
COsvscIAL.1
RromulgatiOn
or THE
or The
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stituti0u Of the State
q Louisiana.
Adopted BY the (Seneral Assembly Of
1880.


Inpsrsuance Of the provisiOns Of the
Conslilutioa, publication r. hereby
made and given 70 the qualified electors
Of the state q Louisiana Of the pro-
posed aapendneat % the Consultation
Of this Staae, which has been cOacurred
IN By two-ehlSls Of al the members
elected 70 each House Of the General
.Assemhly Of this Staae, q the regular
sessiOo thogcof, held 1t the city Of
Baton nOaee, h the year 1880, and
which = required 70 be published for
the inlogmatioa Of the qualified electors
Of this State for three months .preced.
Ing the genefal election for RepFesenta-
tives, aad which proposed smendmsnt
more fully appeaSs IN Act No. l5S, Of
the regular session Of 1880, which h
hereafter O0cia1ly published for the In
fofnati0a q the qualified electors 0f
this state, and which win be Submitted
to then for their approval or rejection
ct the next Senefal electlon. which will
be held o. Tuesday, the 18th day Of
April, lso9, N being the Tuesdsy next
following tie third Monday Of said
month, ID sueh manner and form that
the quall0ed elections may vote for or
against said amendment; and II q ma
j0Flty d he QualiAetl electors voting 1t
sald election shall approve and raiify
sa3d proposed a0enllmeut, then such
propoeed eneadment, 70 approved and
rati0ed, shah hec01e . part Of the
Constitution u this State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23
Fer District Attorney.
re are authorized to announce
CLAY ELLIOTT,

q q. Tammany Parish, ~ candidate
q The next election for the ONCE 81
District Attorney OF the Sixteenth Judi
elal Dlrtrict of Louisiana, composed Of
- Parishes Of st. Tammany, st. He
Dsaa, Washington, Livingston and Tan
opaAsa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23
A PoLrr1CAL csllR.

Where ca . pceeedest b 11aD1
for the ac4ioa q Gov. llieAe1le -
his tool, Registras q Voters Hyns,
d the parish q Oslsaas, = ~
proposed ssppssssioa q Dsascss-
tic votes, h Tie anaals q Lsaiei.
ANA, bat under Ne do0ioa&ioa q
Radicalisnl Theee ~ oily tAe<e.
win The people tanely submit -
such . subvessioa a Ne stghes q
Democracy, Tie party q the Statel
We think not, and Ne know thae
the stalwalt Denecsats wAo steod
shoulder to shoulder b their oppo-
s,tion 10 the encroachments q Red.
icalism in the d.ys prior 10 1876.
will resist this uncalled-ioe aad Ne.
gal interference With TIE deasess
right Of every true LouisiaataR,
the right Of . free ballot and . fsts
count. The tone Of the press iadt.
Gates that the people are dreadfu1ly
alive 10 the importance u the issse,
and not slow 70 place the respoasi.
bility Of the situation at the door a
the State adnisistsaties, h ID
unholy alliance With Tie false cd
tickle Foster gang q alleged nossl'
lists. The iacoagrucss aggregs'
ton Of hypocsitiesl eeoeo0ists, q
which the ranp csowd = composed,
cannot hold honest DenoeeaAo b
their ranks, loe they Win ~ -
dorse any such absolutis0 b ~
politics Of this State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23
RICE.

Hat 6tt3e change can Be noted
lse Ne past week II either roagh
q cIeaa rice. The market contin.
ees ssssag With ~ active demand.
Nlacs JasuaIy J however, tie ID.
yaace = considerable, being sb0ut
co.. . baseel Tor roasA. and 2c. .
poaad average O clean.-Loaist
Ia p1anees.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

New York Herald. ]

New York Herald.
At present influenza prevails
everywhere In the two hemispheres
There b no corner in Europe
where Il has not been signalled /;
but this generalization has dimin-
ished its gravity, for. although
severe - it Il. It has not caused 90
many deaths - It did two years
ago. At that time It broke out in
several centres and the circles be-
came more OF less extended.
To-day Il Is spread out over the
entire surface Of the globe, but the
number Of deaths In proportion 70
the number Of persons attacked
by 1t 10 much less than In 1889.
The epidemic has gained In surface
but has diminished In depth.
A CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
A curious thing b noted, and
that is that In large cities It IL less
intense than In the smaller towns
and villages. It attacks Ill tenn
peraments. bat old and feeble per-
sons are the most severe sufferers.
Children support the malady better
than adults. II influenza b especi-
ally dangerous On account Of the
complications that arise from It, It
follows that its true treatment u to
avoid the latter. These complica-
tons are pneumonia, pulmonary con-
gestion, weakness Of the nervous
system aud acidulous poisoning Of
the blood.
HOW m fREAf InE PATIENT.
To avoid such complications tie
patient should b kept vigorously
in bed 20 long - there b the slight
est fever Or the slightest cough.
Warm aromatic poti0ns should be
given, which induce perspiration,
and BY sweating eliminate the toxic
products that incumber the blood.
l have determined, By The way.
hat the sweat Of . person suf-
|ering from iu6uenza b twelve times
more tonic than that Of . person in
! normal c0nditios. Weak doses Of
'ulphate Of quinine Of from twenty
I've to fifty centigEams should be !
yiven three times . day. The rea-
'on 10 that large doses make the |
'atient sleep profoundly and de- |
troy the fever, bat have no action !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

It was moved and seconded that
the license ordinance adopted in
1890 remain in force unchanged,
being the same as the State law.
Adopted.
". g. HuToHIsox, President.
w. G. KExTzEL. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

The Peoples Party will hold .
Coaventi0n In Alexandra on the
l7tA Of February. and nominate .
f0m State ticket
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

The Herwig facsioa q he Re-
publican party, which MT b he
city last Monday, no0isated . tod
State ticket, - follows: For Gov.
eruor, A. n. Leonard. q Caddo
for Lieutenant-G overnoe, n. Dad
lev Coleman, Of ORLEANS; tos
Treasurer. C. b. Dazfell, q s..
Mary; for Aaditoe. Chas. feass'
lieu, Of Iberia; ioe Secretary a
State, Tereace voisin, a s. Joas {;
Tor Attorney-Geaesal, Joha Test =
Pointe Coupss; 1ue Superintendent
d Public Edncatios, L. A. 0ase-
net, OF St. Marta. Tie eooveo.
lion adopted . platform ceataisaag
} qualified anti-Iotsery paask. aleef
some Opposition. Two a ~ CO.
1idates, voisia and 0ast0et, aee
colored.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23
Ne - autbasi1ed % announce
BOLIVAR EDWARDS

- . eaoAiiDaas &c The cllce Ut Dtstfie'
0ssssney - Ne Hixtesssh JsdieSaI Ds"'
oujse q l.eaisiaaa. composed q NE rsa.
lsAo - T. Tanmany. Washington.
fnnGlpsAsa, &. Helesa and Livisgsaoe.
llssoiso Apsil %. lisa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 49,
AMENDMENT NO. Z.

'spsopoainG . submit . the electors.of
tkos 8eats - amendmeot 70 article
two hundsed ana tventy.nine f199)
q ths Coostieatioa Of 1879, relative
% rablis Rdseaaioa."
SDc1soa I. De u enacted BY the Gen.
esal Assembly q he State Of Louisiana.
twNeAirds q he ae0bess elected to
eAeh hooss oo0eassing thereia. That AZ
eiels tvo h1adsed and twenty.nine Of
he Cooseitatioa Of eighteen hundred
and seveoey.aioe. b aDenied and re-
eaaeted, % - % rsad - follows. viz:
Article 11o-The aehool funds Of this
STATE shAll eoasiss Of: I. The proceeds
of taxatioo ~ school purposes - pro-
vided n this CoosaitUtion; Z The in.
tesest - ~ proceeds Of all public land
hesseo6sss gsaated BY the United States
Tor he ~ aod support Of the public
schools; :. OF lands and other proper
y which nay hsseaftsr Do beqaeathed.
gsaatsa % 1o0aesd b The State OF Rcn-
sEally Sss seheol psrposes; 4. An fands
OF property (oe6es thaa usimproved
laads,) be9aeaahed OF 9ranted 70 the
Stats. ~ delegated for other pur-
peess; &. he rSoet eds Of vacant estates
lhllinR uadss he laws Of the State Of
LouisianA The Legislature may ap-
propelate 10 Ne came faDds the pro-
eeeds. q whole OF il part. Of public
lande ret delegated los other purposes.
and sAall provide That every parisA, or
every scAool ward In each parish, may
levy . tax los tAs psblie SCHOOLS there
d, vhieh sAall - exceed Eve (5) mills
% NE 6oooAR, ~ vote % sueh TAX 70 b
decided b . majority Of Ne property
eax.payes6 q eseA parish, @ each school
ward q auoieiPality IL each parish. IN
value anA d 0s0bes voting q said cleo
tion-asA III noosys - collected 10 be
expsoAed @ he school ward where
levied. IAN elections under this net
shall Be oeAeeed b. The Police Jury in
ihe parish - which Tie tax ID proposed
% b. levied"
SnC1soa Z Bs Il farther resolved,
That ehs above aaendment 70 article
two hundred and tventy-nine (229l be
submitted % the cili1ens OF this State
at the nsxt eaneral election for their ap-
prevail OF seiectioo, and that upon all
ballots east q that election for State or
parish oGlces~ there shall be printed
these words: s.FOr amendment 10 article
929 q the Coaseitntion, 'Agaiost
amendmeat 70 article ~ Of the C0nsti-
tution."
Witness ny hand and the seal
fs8AL) q he State Of Louisiana, at
Ne city q 1aeoa Rosgs. this 9Osh
lay g Novsabss. 1881.
L. =. MASON,
Secretary Of State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

New Og1sans, nd TIE said tax shan b
poiA evee 9 eolleeted 70, ard b. ap-
polsa - ~ Doord a liquidation, 70
u pa1nsae q the intsrese and prinei-
pal q naGWiey q add Constitutional
Doo1DI 81 o9estandlng boods not 10
TIRED, 81 - IL peynent q the allot-
ncato q Iso0iu1 Doads and premiums
extaae, n ~ hands Of holders.
Sad tax b hereby declared to Be the
cootrae4 Iight q the holders Of all said
boads; I'd The exemption Of sid Con
seitueiooal Doods from all taxation by
The City g New Orleans and State Of
Lo0laiaaa = hereby recognized and de-
c1aFed, ~ after payment Of al the an
nual heeseot O said Constitutional
Boods M boods not retired and the
paymeat q The said annual allOemenes
q fssssiao Besds asd pss0iaDs ex-
tane q ~ haoAs q holdess. and after
nakise pseviaisss Sse . sinkios fand.
ae sueA 1isne aoa q saeh a0oant - the
Legislaeuss psesenbsa. the eu,Plns OF
said ooe Per eens. shall b disposed Of
- prescribed b The Legislature. :.
The ct paoeA at the present session
No. $ eotitlsd '.Aa oct % carry into Of
feet The Coostiessio0al amendment pass
I'll at The peeeeat session relative 70 the
boad debt q the city u New Or1cana.
etc.. b and il hereby approved anil
eooAs0ed n ell il parts - . contract
betweea the city Of New Orieans and the
holdess of saiA Constitutional Bonds.
Psemian Roads and Of she bonds ont
staodiog ooe retired ~ Aforesaid.
8sc1soa 4 Be q farther resolved. etc..
That the ,ily q New Orleans Be and Is
heseby Authorised and empowered 70
sxaoioe late a0A assaoe The payment
q ths elaios a oblianejoos a lie Beard
q Seheso Oisse1ess for Ne city and par
iah q Ogoeoaa dee for Tie yean lSSO,
1851, lisa, 1855 and 1854, nov il the
haaAs q esigiaal ovness, vho have in
- vise paseea With their ORIGINAL own.
esshjP - plsdgsd Tie sa0e. - may be
fe9ad - - sqaieably doe BY said hoard
Tor services seaAsssd, labof performed
q 0aesslals fasaished By authority Of
saSd baasA.
SnczSou 4 h Il further resolved, etc.,
That ell sleeeess vosisg at said election
for odd aneodoent shall place upon
theis ballsss che words. FOR the city Of
New Os1eAas de6t amsndment," and all
electors voting aG said election against
said ansod1eat shall place on their
ballots t:so voeIs, 'AGainst the city Of
NnV 0ronnna 1ehk am0odmAnt"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

We have beea Is war IN CAt9y
)nr tvo veeas-toe every 0eso!ng.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23
BUDGET.

At . meeting Of the Police .Jary
Of st. Tammany Parish, La.,: held
Jan. s, 1892, the following
ESTIMATE or EXPENsES..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

For Lieutenant- Governor,
ROB'T C. WICKLIFFE,
OF West Feliciana.
For Attorney General,
e. ". SUTHERLIN,
OF De Soto.
For Auditor,
o. b. STEELE,
OF Unicn.
For Treasurer,
GABRIEL NONTEGCT,
Of Tefreboune.
foe superintendent Of Public Eda
cation,
Nv. CALHOUN,
OF Orleans.
For Secretary Of State.
L. +. MASON.
Of Coucoedia.
lAnnouncements.
R~p aDS.Aeaef Afomrmev.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

OfOvI0IOO9 a the CO0m1ffuf1On and Laws
of this state inconsietent or in .nv NAV
CONFLICTING with this artir,e are declared
10 be suDerce,led herrhv-
Src. 3. r. n furthe1 enacted That
Il shall be the dufv Of the Secretary of
State IN nuhIi.h r. 1or.cr,,r~ nro,,Hsed
Amendment IN aecor.lenre With ths nro-
Vision. ~ srficle TO hrr.,r.sl .rd nftr
six Of thu Conrtitufir,r vit,;r th;r,v
davs After the Art a.. ~ I.nr.rv :,
the vear e,vhteen h.-.ir.,d svJ .,;,,..
one
Src. A n. n snr&h.- .,....a H..
a. -. 800 ..,.~.-I .S~-., Aas
VIM derir. r. xs,H. g.. s.sS s,".'I..s
shaIl write mr. mint nr.,, ,t.;r rai,o.s
en- -c-s- ar. a. 1aiiv''
Charitics p.rr,o.s nrs;.,..
teries AMI GenernI IND Amendment ;,
and IN electorx Who dcsirr ~ xn,. .,
Sid election ss.in.t ssid smer.,~s ~ nj
shall write or print upon their ballots
the words "Axa;nst the Leyees.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

Z n. Ta~sany parish. a. candidate
- Seoaeee ftoua the seventeenth Sena-
oosiaa District eoaposed Of the i'ar'*he"
q u TAnoaay. washisgt"s. Ta"g'l'a-
- llsa.nuAoo aud 81. Helena.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-23

o. Wonh10xtOn For1no, - cauNhus1e
~ Senator from the Seventeenth Sen
eessial District, composed Of the Far
$3.50 q It. Tammany, ~. Helena, Tan
aanahos, Livingston and washing:on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
Laurel House,
CranSiOns, WeSt-POint.0n-ihe Hudson,

Will open May 10Th. Mr.. Cianston will give his und-
attention 70 the Hotel this be seen
at the MARLBOROUGH by parties desiring
Halls nd heated by a md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
Ocean Steamers.

n OMpAGNIE GENEKALE Transatlantique,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE EVERY SAICfpAY'
LA CHAMPAGNE, Bower: ....., Sat may T. - a. m
La GAsCOGNE. santelli....... sat, Nay ~ 80 a H.
A. FORGET General Agent. No Iowllne 6rsen
DACIFJC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAICO
From New. YORK, pier foot Of Csnol-st.. y ".
for San Francisco, VIA :he Lsthmus OF Panama
From San Francisco lst and Irannan SIS
For JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY or PTKISti sails Saturday May 81. p.
For elgbt IaS- and general Information. apply TO
company. onct on thc pier foot u Cana!->t.. N y
II j. BULLAY General Superintendent
DED"Dn LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Wv ~ CORO AND MARACAIBO.
Pier SO, East River. -
VAkN XNCSailr Thurs3.y. Nav IT, r. H.
g. s. piiL1DEiPHiA... Saturday May n. +. ~.
A.y. very Superior superior
3'S HOS. Eoox Z sox. sOi and I.2S Droadwss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
cost an1 1onno

7 OST-RANK EOOK No ca go. Bank for Savings
l. ~ Blerckef-rt. NcwNork PAYMENT STOPPED. Please
return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
Vf(ur5lo it9.
miscellaneous.

vUN ROPlCAI FLORIDA.
DO you want the tropical part OF tho United
st,te. Jakcworth with all it, beautiful surronn ngs
and places Of note and Of tropical fruit IL YOU
do and viii ~ Registered Mail. Po'toicf
Money Order viii nd YOU by expires, = Photographs
IOxli all in beautiful case. with heavy triple braided
Palmetto Frames. prepared to hol II Views coeh size
aOxi2 inches with good glass In front. This makes the
orandest Panorama OF Tropical Views ever trought to-
cether Our regullr price Is $500 These magnificent
frames alone worth more than twice what We ask
m, the entlrs outfit We only desire 10 sell few at
the price introduce them. IL Is way down
below cost. Address McWAGNER, Palm Beach, Dade
Co Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01


r. IT, GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
ETHERLANDS LINE.
~ FOR ROTTERDAM. PARIS AND LONDON;
s. s. VEENDAM .............. saturday, May p m
S. 5. DUBgELDAM Wsdae'dwny, Nay H. p. m
First cabin. $50 to $50. Second cabin. etl Reduce
excursion ticket, Storage low rates ror illustrated
guide and passage apply General Agency 80 Bway
NETWORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Piers 10 and H. East River
SATURDAY Steamers P,as, =. and e,Ssys
Tampico. Tuxpam and Vera sruz
Matanla., ,ca!d.nas, sagua. Ca!oarlen ,,.,
c. or WASHINGTON, HAY. Matan11s.; wed. May y
CfENFUEGOS Nassau. Santiago de Cn9a 49,.
YGMURI Hivana and MeNicsn Ports. :, Sat Nav
SARATOGA. Havana ami CaPdfras We'd, MAY IL
YUCATAN. Havana and MeNlran Ports sat, NAY y,
This line drcc. with and issues through
Dnls Of Iading 20 all points on Mexican X w 90
Mexican Central Il. W Co.. Lid. and the Monterey ana
Mexlcsn Gull Railroad , .
For iull Iart,,ars freight or passage sgpiy e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
ummcr Hcsort Gui0cs.
Winter Resorts

g ~ III PINES Ilrocca' PARK. y !. 30 minutes from
Lakewood, in a forest OF pincs rcssonnble rate.
oJsn winter 0nd summc bay aud ocean. Newly ork
ONCE. 40 Wall-st., Room II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
ADIRONDACkS.
CHIlDWOLD PARK HOUSE.

AND COTTAGtS Not beauti1l ~ ocaton i, r ' ,arlos
oSlce 80 open Arepaccs Accom- citations ioi 'o saed
FISH ond game Ia abundance C2n0es ana e\lvIigt,ieV
For illustrated book and full PARTICULARS ADDRESS
R''W UAPGOOD 40 Trihune BuildGg. New-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN-.
THE WINDSOR.

rIIZANtiIII OWN n y I.ocuvd amidst the grand ~
mountain scenery. The largest and finest hou IN tnG
,Iace Table and service UNSURPASSED My flrnr ana
Gardens supply the house with fresh milk cream outtr
eggs chickens and vegetables Pure running sprnT var
,erouOhout Tho hOu.c Electric bells udth> ana iatsO
sanitary plumbing. Orchestra. billiards. bowling ALLEYS
dry bracng air; positively 40 MOSoC iIol Is. M
MATARIA. NV Tally HO COACHES and cHff9gcs H''t ui
,nts and trains WestDort and connect with regular
stage, Kcene Valley. Cascade lLkc AuiF"hoth
go Lake Placid. Procure through tickets: lclcEfari
axnre.s and ticket Offices in the hous Circulars with
city rcfeIenceS ~ ,-, orr, o. .,a ,,.,ocer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
Gunner Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SARkMAc LIKE HOUSE.
MILO MAlIl.LEK. PrOpricfor.

,ro resumed OF this house shall IN the future
Issm9 II m manner fully to maintain s CORNER hlyh
eVnuta,on Best cuisine IN the mountains an delcaci
Jason House located elevation oil -OOo icet
O. tne ,cComnended FOX lung and throat troubles hay
saxer unknown splendid trout fishing and hunting open
iailurs, Olive anI dnn SiOOhl WV ecS
ol1as electric be. in ieicct sanitary ceno1V open
~ 90 ScVcrb0r Send for ciIcuigr 70
''"' - MILO Il. MILLER. Soranac Lake. N Il
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DIR. HUNTRESIGNS.

Ill Health Forces Him to That De-
ctslon-The Most Popular Member
ofthe Sophomore Faculty-A Bril-
liant Young Instructor.
w. Irving Hunt, tutor in Greek in Yale
college, has been obliged to resign on &C.
count of i'll health. He had been secured
for three years at the college this year at a
considerable advance in salary. At the last
commencement day he received the degree
of Phi. D., and was regarded as one of tbs
most promising of the younger men of the
university. Without doubt he was the
most popular instructor in the sophomore
faculty. Consequently his resignation
will be received with especial regret on the
part of the students, as well as of the
faculty.
DR.. Hunt is a graduate of the class of
'S6. He spent year in Athens in special
preparation for his work. His researches
into Greek have been in the main on the
literary side and his paper before q recent
meeting of theAmerican Pathological society
on the wit and humor in Homer met with
considerable favorable comment. His
thesis for the doctorate degree was on the
influence of Homer on Matthew Arnold's
poetry. A diligent, conscientious student,
and a noble, upright man, he will
be greatly missed from the college
circles. A consumptive cough,
which is hereditary, appeared ibis summer
and he decided to drop work cor q year
and go to his former home Il Richmond,
Mich, to try the effect Of a change Of
air on his hsalth. It IL sincerely hoped
that DR.. Hunt may be we'll enough 70 re-
sass r. tss university altar aysit's rsst.