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Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
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oil this medicine has often
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Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
i.S5.
Tnc commencement EN-
crciSes of the Tula Nor
maj Institute and Busi-
ness College Closed
June 18th.

! The Eight Anrual Commence
ment exercise opened with
the famous Temperance play,
Ten Night in a Bar-room." T"
Each actor performed his part
80 well thlt the most critical
had no cause to criticise. Fri
day mornings program con
sisted of original addresses by
a number of Young lady stu
dents. each having prepared
herself with an address that
reflected honor on the Institu-
tiOn and more especially on the
one making the effort.
Each student deserved spe-
clal mention. but owing to the
number engaged in the exer-
cises, and the limited space. for
this report, we omit special
mention. The music was of
the best quality and listened to
with intense interest.
An exercise was given Fri
day afternoon. OF the same ma
ture to that given Friday before
noon.
Ii was announced by the
President OF the College, that
all pupils who were present,
were expected to assemble in
the hall at 3:.5u p. IN.
The meeting was called "a
order ard short address de
hVered. rehearslng the Colleges
history from its origin to the
present. Then followed MANY
appropriate talks by the pupil,
who had been connected Will
the Institution previous to tn,
last session.
Many pleasant memories q
the past were rehearsed, man,
expressions of JOY for th,
present were heard and man,
good wishes and kind words
for the future of each other and
of the Institution were ex
pressed.
God seemed to be with then
and bless the thoughts and ex
pressions of those present. We
must say the meeting was one
never To be forgotten by those
who pledged themselves tC
live near Christ. and more by
those who asked To- be remem
bered in the prayers of the
Christian pupils.
The exercises closed FRIDAY
evening with 4 drama Wreck
ed IN Port Thus closed ons
of the most successful sessions
OF the school history.
Improvements at the College
building have already begun.
More room Is necessary, and
wen the work now in progress
Will have been finished. Trls
Normal will be dOmiciled in ON.
of the prettiest and most con
venient buildings found IL
North Mississippi.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
Maryecus Results

From a letter written by Rev.
j. Gunderman. of DimondaIe,
Mich We are permitted to make
tins extract: Il have no hesita.
ton IN recommending DR.
hIng's New DiseoS cry. as the
results were almost marvellous
IN the case of my wife. While
l was pastor of the BaptIS;
church at Rives junction she
was brought down with Pneu.
monia succeeding La Grippe
Terrible paroNysms of coughing
would last hours with little in,
teFrupiion and il seemed as il
she could not survive them. 4
friend recommended DIR. Kings
New Discovery: il was quick in
ITS work and highly satisfactory
IN results" Trial bottles free
at r. K ChiltOn's so. Regular
size 90 cents and al.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Rev. 1T Hicks. the weather
prophet OF - Louis. says there
viii be 10 more tolnadoes this
season As showing that Nr
Hics> knows whereof he
speaks. s.ys the 81 Louis Star.
II l. OEiy Necessary - say
that n his almanac published
last October lie predicted grea,
wind storms dErsGc NAY. and
advised people 70 make pre1a-
7atioas tor some place 10 sch
safety Then, again. on Aprl
u IN IL p3pe-. Words and
WORKS. Re pred ed lie re-v
DAY Of THE great cyclone il
Teas which occurred OF Ma
=. and sad that lie greatest
period Of disturbance would De-
fron NAY > 70 -. All these
protectors we're verified
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

larger cities have societies
formed for the purpose cf prose
cutting this particular kind ci
infractsun OF the law and as a
consequence offenders are FIRE
quently brought 90 justice
through their agency With Us
the conditions are entirely diff
ferent There is no such so
cIety. and what is everybody's
business is nobody's business:
a. a consequence this very hu-
name law is 4 cnmberer of the
statute and a non-entity- He
will be "A bencfactor who de
yiscs means to enforce it.
Water Valley Herald.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Prof. Cook. of Yale. has
offered q prize of $50 for the
best unpublished poem of not
more than loo lines upon some
subieet connected with history
or art. to- be submitted on OF
before the 18th Of Nav. 1897
The competition i open To all
students of the university. The
COMMITTEES of award will consist
Of MessrS- Edmund Clarence
Stedu.an. Thomas Bailey
Aldrich and Francis Fisher
Browne.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Padueah may well feel proud
OF some of her enterprises
Messrs. ID. Wilson x Son. OF
kimble, Ky, write to the +. f.,
Sutherland Medicine COMPANY
as follows: I'VE write this In
certify to the wonderful and
grand good results from your
Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey.
which is selling faster than any
medicine We ever sold. People
who never traded al our store
have heard Of it and come from
adjoining counties for il. One
ease in particular is that of Mrs.
smith Woodbridge. of this place.
who was so afflicted with her
throat for over two years that
she eonld not speak above a
whisper. After she used the
hrst bottle of DIR. Bells Pine
Tar Honey she could talk as
well as ever and the ease is
such a wonderful cure that her
neighbors come in to see for
themselves and are astonished
TO hear her talk.
Mr.. \. X. Humble. also ofthis
place, says your DIR. Bells Tiny
Tonic Tablets are doing him
more good for dyspepsia than
any medicine he ever used
These are only few cases and
We know that there cannot be
too much said in praise of your !
celebrated medicines. We are
thankful that We had an oppor- |
iuhity to buy such valuable
goods. They are proving a
blessing to our community.
Sold by
MIS- Z o NJ Rayburn, Toecopo- !
a, MISS; MIS- o p Nabors. Den.
mark, Miss; G " Durley. Tyro
flss.; Rev. EN- Parrow. Etta
MSS; DR.. C p vaughan. Potts
amps, Mss
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

The St Louis Republic has
made arrangements to cover
the political news of all parties
in the coming campaign in a
way that has never been eqaaIed
by any newspaper. Those who
wish To keep posted should sub
scribe at once. The Republic,
daily and Sunday. has been re.
dured to So a year. 50 for q
months or 60 cents a month.
The Twice-a-Week Republic is
Al a year.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
cruelty to Animals.

1t Is 4 noticeable fact and
frequently the subject of com.
ment, than our Statute relating
10 cruelty TO animals is a dead
letter. There are possibly many
reasons for this state of affair.
bn' that this section is not vio.
lated Is not one of them. The
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Mr.. James Perdue, and old
soldier residing at Monroe
Mich, was severely afflicted
with rheumatism but received
prompt relief from pain Inv
using Chamberlain's Pain Bl,1'.
lie says: at times my back
would ache so badly that |
could hardly raise up. Ill had
not cotton relief l would not be
here to write these few lines
Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
done me great deal of good
and I feel very thankful for il =
For sale By all Druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

According To current report,
Blue Pond. near Oxford. Ala.
- bottomleSs. Tradition saws
that less than 2no years ago the
site of the pond was covered
with a heavy growth of timber
The Indians say that several
hundred noble red men were
camped in the woods when the
crust broke through and thai
the most of them perished In
the rushing waters.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Mrs. .. \. Hastings of Port
Gibson, Miss, died on the 10th
inst. She was lady of promi-
nence and was Grand Secretary
ef the Grand Lodge OF knight
and Ladies' of Honor. of Missis-
sippi.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

There were 20 ladies enrolled
among the students of the Uni
versity last session, the largest
number since co-educatiOn was
adopted IN 1882. In all respects
their work compares most IA
vorably with that of other stu.
dents.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

The Law school of the I nj
versitN. under ;he instruction
If Hon. G.. u. Stands. pro>pers
as It never did before. The last
two sessions have SHOWN re
Spcciivcly 10 and - students
enrolled Young men iHteEd
ing IN study law are aPpFeciat
Ing the Importance of the tho,
OuzhneS> which char4cterize-
this school. Gov. Shands IL
not merely 4 lecturer. he is a
teacher.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

As the present County ExeeG-
tive Committee was elected al
the last Congressional election
two years ago, 1t will be ueces-
sary for the voters to select a
new Committee al the coming
primary to be held in August.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

The first American raIlr0a1
vas Laid IN Is36. Ii vas three
miles long, and ran from the
granite quarries Of Qglncy.
Nss-.. 10 SepOnSet river.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Rufus. p. Prentice died in
Washington ON Friday last. aged
~ years. he was a brother -
Geo. d. Prentice who made the
old Louisville Journal great by
the magic of his pen.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

ty. and within ;hc last three
years fully one thousand tearh-
ers from ali parts of the State
have visited the institution and
mingled with its students and
Instructors. Auv oue desiring
reliable information about the
University ought To =. able IN
get IL from these.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
Bucklenls S k.nica Salv.

The BEST SALvE In the world
for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers.
Calf Rneum, Fever Sores. letter.
Mapped Hands. ChiIblains.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. Ii is guaran-
ieed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price -
cents per box. X. r. Chiffon
X TO.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Mothers will find Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy especially
valuable for Group and whoop.
ing cough. 1t viii give prompt
relief and Is safe and pleasant.
We have sold il for several
Years and il has never failed Ia
give the most perfect satisfae.
tiOn. G. W. Richards. Du.
quesne. Pa. Sole by all Drug.
gist.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
MCKINLEY AND HOBART

The Republican Convention
has finished is work.
Mai. Wm. Mckinley. of Ohio.
was nominated on the first bal
ioI. receiving 66a votes TO 23s
divided between Morton. Reed.
Quay and Allison. Hon. Gar.
rett Hobart. of New jersey. was
nominated Vice President on
hrst ballot, receiving 53i votes.
Their platform declares for a
high protective tariff on all
foreign products. and for the
single gold standard Of values.
Six Of the Western States have
bolted the party oa account of
is declaration for gold.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

The work done at the State
University should be judged by
the estimate of those who have
personal knowledge oft. There
are thousands ofits old students
N the state, some in every coun-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Clear springs, KY, March II, 1886.
Paris Medicine Co., ST. Louis.
Please allow me to say word
for PORTER's ANSIsEPTIC
HEALING OIL. 1t cured me of
Poison Oak when ali else tailed.
When DIR. Porter dies there
ought TO be a monument 200
feet high erected 10 his memory
He has done more for suffering
humanity than any man living
to-day. Yours very truly. A. c.
NANCE.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Vice President Harahan. Of
the Illinois Central K. L.
that road has no intention of
removing their shops iron
Water Valley to Memphis.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Porter sAntiseptic Healing Oil
Is guaranteed to cure old sores
on man or beast no matter of
how long standing. All drug
gists refund the money ifit fails
TO cure. Price &c.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Miss Christine Steel. second
daughter of Rev. Dr.. Steel. oi
Nashville. died at Holly Springs
where she wss attend ng school.
on the 18th inst.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

\ new bank with Mr. :. T.
Baker a. President is soon 70
be ready fof business N New
Albany. Miss. The hanz ali
start with q capital of $4,000.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

DO not despi>e your situation
IN il you must act. suffer anu
conquer. From every point on
earth we are equally nssr -
heaven and to the infinite. -
Amlel.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

The June distribution of the
Mississippi common school
fund will not be made unit,
sometime in July.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

\ man in Memphis has q
Bible printed IN lois. II con
tains the record of his ancestry
for 2-a years. II Is the old
version used before TIE King
James translation.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
SeaIedHl.is-

Sealed Oids viii be received mn
% Y O'Clock m, July 9Th, 1896. 70,
repairing the FondrefI brid0f
across Yocana river, said repair,
CONSISTS OF four new trestles OF the
same slze timberas old ones, plaee,i
on each outside OF old ones
Ordered June ID, 1895.
b. p. GRAY, Clerk.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Seven mercantile establish
ments comprising the main Por-
ton of Carthage. Miss. vss
burned on Tuesday OF last week
Total loss. no insurance.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Abe Lincoln oace said that II
God had intended any man 10
eat without work hc would
have created him With a mouth
and no hands. M man OF
woman has a right TO live ou
the pro iuct Of anothers labor
without giving an equivalent -.
some Aiad in exchange for II.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Col. Charles f. Hooker. Will
enter the race for Congress in
The Seventh Mississippi Dis
trict.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

1t il truly said of the late
Congress that it cost the coun-
try more money and did less
good than any that ever Assem-
hIcG.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Figures given by the street
commissioner Of 81. Louis show
that the recent cyclone Obstrae-
ted 81 miles of streets in that
City-an area Of SIX square miles
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Thousands of cases oil Con
sumption, Asthma, Coughs
Colds and Group are cured eve.
ry day by Shilohs Cure. For
sale by 7. ID. IsOm x Co.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
Non Resident, Notice

state OF Mississippi No. s!7o
10 J. X brewery and VIM. Drew
cry and Joe Singleton, Annie sing
Teton, Marguerite Singleton, Essie
Sinrleton, and Sam Singleton and
hnius H. brewery, whose postoffice
ADDRESS are unknown. You and
each OF you are commanded to an
pear before the Chancery Cont
OF the County. Of I.aFayette in
sald State, on the Second MONDAY
IN July A. d. lss6, at rules, to de.
Iend the suit m said court Of G. h
evans ct al, wherein you are de-
This the sth day of June A. d. 1895
b.. p. GRAY, Clerk
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

The red rust injured the
wheat crop of UaIon county.
Miss very seriously this year.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

| heard of DIR. Bells Pine the
Honey being for sale at Tai
store of Me>srs Gam. Burnett &
Co. Grantsburg. His. and see,
ing many concentrations from
different persons, of its wonder.
ful valuable merits, | thought I'd
try a bottle. have been Sc.
riously affected for - wears
with a cough and pains in my
side and breast that were eaus-
ing me a miserable life. |
spent hundreds of dollars with
doctors and for medicine, but
everything failed until | tried
dFis wonderful remedy. rec.
Ommend DIR. BeIl's Pine Tar
Honey to everybody with weak
lungs IL Is great success.
J. b. ROSELL
GrantshGrg, Ills.
May 90. 1895.
MIS-, L % II RaybarD. Toeco-
pola, Miss. MIS-. q p va Sors
Denmark. Miss. e W Durlev
Eyre, Miss; Rev S EN- Farrow
Eta, Mss; DR.. { p vaughan
Potts Camp. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

July the National Demo.
cratic Convention meets ia Chi.
cago.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Rev. Irl Hicks. the weather
prophet, s.iys there Will he no
more cyclones this season.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

rive hundred tons ofAlabama
IRON was sold Last week Ia
Genoa, Italy.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

\ farmer near Memphis has
made 900 this year off of one
acre of ground.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Spring chickens sell ia RIPPLE
Miss, at IL cents.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

lou can hear your choice of
any one Of 80 records on the
Racket Store GraphOphone for
8 cents or two for ) cents.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Health and sweet breath
secured. by Shiloh'S Catarrh
Kennedy. Price ~ cents. Nasal
injector free. For sale BY T. II.
Isom x Co.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

The Columbian quarter-dol
lars are worth sl.JO each.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

ShiIOh's Cure will imme.
diateiy relieve Group, whoop.
ing Cough and Bronchitis. For
sale by T. ID. IsOm 4 Co.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

BY authority we announce the
name ct ". \. ROANE a. candid
ate for Congress from the
Second Congressional District. sub
lect to the action Of the li.srnocrai.c f.
Party.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

Use ChiltOn's Reliable Diar.
rhOea cure-a sure shot for
Diarrhoea Dysentary and all
Summer complaints.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
6. W. Petrie.
Reai Estate Agent,
AND
Promoter OfLOap

Parties having lands or houses IN
sen or rent will ind it to their in
terest 70 list them with ne ax
there VIII re no charge unless a sale
or lease Is enecte1. Am prepared
70 secure advances of three fourths
us value on all cotton stored in
warehouse, and viii make special
rates Of storage and insurance 10
Farmers who wish to store their
cotton Ofice with Drs. Isom Z
Dung, over drugstore of TN
Isom & Co., where orders for coal
can also be left. sA1
oxford, Miss, Sept. I2, 1885.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
Who Made the Tramns

Iramps and paupers we're IN.
known TO this country until the
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

hari's Clover Root Tea puri.
hes the blood and gives a clear
and beautiful complexion. For
sale by I. ID. Isom x Co.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

~TNe Use 81 'Cz<to-iA' L 80 rr'verssi and
N. merit. 50 weEi known that it sr-rls work
Of slpeF~-ugstion 10 endors IT, F-~ ar tne
Ert~'H-eat families who do not kes2 C1s'o-A
vitkia elsy rcach-"
CAz1os AAzITS. \. n.
Ser York CITY.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

All lines OF carpentry, contract
lns and building promptly attend
ton
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25
). PRACTICAL INTENSELY INTERESTING

PRACTICAL INTENSELY INTERESTING.
Young people who have lost all interest in study become in
very snort me deeply engrossed their work and anx ~
gave promise o nothing but failure have after or IN o,,h
" uh choo aehieTed remarkable and astonishing sue.
cess students Particular attention is ,,vep tho
Penmanship and Arithmetic
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTTING
Inc latest and best system Requires only half the lime
nee ded to learn Pitman, Graham and Munsou and ~ h,
.uon On 70 EMPLOYER and employee. Terms reasonable
A. T. NELSON, L. l. B. President
BAKER PH b, Principal
c. ii. THREIK KELp Associate prnc;n.l
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-25

-F5r .--ra ysa-s hare r~oo-sraentss
your 'Ca<fc-fs, ard shall alyays ec-ti-sc "a
do 50 a. Il has Invariably froircss b.ns-.Sisi
r<zzi.x"
FuvTS =. PAEoEE. Il D
fssh Ssr~et ADD sth Ave- .'eS Yorx Cfty.
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EMEIH CHAPTER OF ROSE caOM.
New Eody Of Scottish Rite Of Masonry io be
Established 10 Augusta.

A rev body OF the Scottish Rite of Ma
sonry will be granted disrcnsation i'll
this city, next week, the exact date to be
later announced, under TIE title of Emeth
Chapter of Rose Croix, it bang the 18th
and 18th degrees of that branch OF Ma
sonry.
The new chapter will have exclusive
jurisdiction In Kenneboc county, and CON
current jurisdiction in tho other counties,
Including Cumberland, Androscoggin,
Penobscot and Washington, where Scottish
Rite bodies have been established.
The chapter is of the ancient accepted
Scottish Rite branch.
The large number of Masons in this and
other cities, who have already petitioned
for the degrees ensures an suspicious be
ginning.
Hon Marquis f. King of Portland,
leputy for Maine Of the supreme council
of sovereign grand inspectors general OF
the SD degree, will oflciate and will be
accompanied by other prominent Masons
Of the rite from Portland and other parts
Of the State.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.
Organized 184S
BANKING ROOMS 235 WATER STREET.

TRusTEEs-Wm. s. Badger, J. II. ManIey, L
G. Cornish, Lendall Titcomb, b. r. Par,ott.
Deposits received and placed on interest the
first day Of every month.
Interest paid or credited on account on the
nrxt Wednesday Of February and August.
Deposits are exempt by law from all taxes,
and accounts are strictly confidential.
Administrators, Guardians, Trustees, married
women and minors.
apr2dN EDWIN e NuDLTY. Trsss
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A NEW BUILDING
To Be Erected for the Maine Relief
Corps Home at Newport.
Enthusiastic Meeting-Plans Tor Structure
10 Be Made at Once.

The Maine Relief Corps Homs WAS well
represented, Friday evening. at Hotel
North at Il special meeting called to con-
sider-not the advisabiiity Of enarging
the capacity and facilities Of the home at
Newport, for that was at once settled be-
You'd dispute-but to determine what will
bs the best kind of building to have.
The meeting was most successful one,
and very enthusiastic. Noplans were de-
cided upon, but a committee was ap-
pointed, which is to go to work at once, and
have drawn up plans for the new build
ing.
There were several present at the meet
ing, and all had plenty to say on the sub
jcte Everyone was Of one mind regard
ing the home. and that was that 1t must
be enlarged at once. There are now about
seven residents in the building on the
beautiful site near the shores Of the lake.
work which is to be done, and for which
there Is il great call, there being now 60
applications for residence.
The move is bound to keep moving, as
the home has the support of most of tht
6. y. r. and Woman's Relief Corps Of
the State, besides State assistance and .
large number of those who have personally
guaranteed their support.
Colonel y. S. Bangs of Augusta, an6
George B. Stafford OF Skowhegan, were ap-
pointed a committee TO look after the
plans Of the building, and work will be at
once started by these gentlemen.
The building will probably not have
accommodations for over 90 persons, but
nothing positive has as yet been decided
upon this matter.
The meeting of the cOrp0rators of the
home was held. all the morning and dur
ing the largest part of the afternoon.
The following were present: Col. II.
r. Millctt of Gorham, and Mrs. Milett
Mrs. Ella Jordan Mason, Biddeford; Col
Howe, Lewiston; Mrs. Belle J. Palmer,
department. president of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps; Mrs. Clara 3. Leavitt and
Charles F. Jones, Skowhegan; and J.
Wesley Gilman, Oakland.
The officers of the home are: President,
George b. Stafford; vice presid mt, Mrs
Grace Howe, clerk, Miss Ella Jordan
Mason; treasurer, Col. Henry r. Millett
The executive board consists of Charles
f. Jones and Mrs. Clara B. I.eavitt
The meeting was adjourned in time to
allow the visitors chance to take the
afternoon trains.
The home is at present doing excellent
work, under the care of Mr. and Mrs A.
Frost. A short time promises to make a
great change In things, and a large build
ing will be soon constructed
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The Wakefield Concert Co.

The Wakefield Concert Co. of Boston,
appeared at the Opera House, Friday
evening. in the last Y. M. G. A. series of
before large audience.
The musical programme was certainly
most excellent and the players, both in
solos and in concert, did very superior
work.
Miss Ethcl Wakefield's selections on
the pianos were especially well received,
and Miss Faith Morse responded to some
we'll deserved applause with a choice little
song which was bright and really very
pretty.
Miss Blanche and Master Irving Wake.
field played with much force and tech
nioue, and were we'll received.
Mr.. John i. Wakefield gave two recita
tions with some dramatic power, ant
force and receiving an encore.
The programme was decidedly to,
heavy and should have been re
lieved by little more of the lighter vein
1t was, however, Of excellent material
and beyond adverse criticism as such.