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NATURE'S VOICE, ies so faraway that the human! i
__ mind can have no conception of the “2,?" 2" 1, 3'1, 4:2", iii-$2 22:; {t :22 w W,
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it was one far above my powers, and iul as Itl 111ay1seen1, 1t‘ “1101““ to be {ft :55 22,. iii ,3 '3' “"15“. '51:" ,i'f f ""2 '
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one worthy the earnest contempla- ‘1 ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " ‘ " ‘ * ‘
tion of the greatest of minds; but wit? 1““ 2’05" piyiiadstlof :i’fhms Di“ \1 l 1’9 I\'
. '. '. . - . - . . . w11c1'2'o 0 name up 1e 11 {v — . 12.. .——~—~-
xct it is. .111 object of my eainest *3 ~
longing, and I know should bea “av, are composed of identically
subject of interest and 1110111ent to the same 31mph" elements that are ‘ 3 R O C E R I E S P R 0V i S I Q N S
all. tound 111 our own little world. i y
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To even the superhcml Ol)S(31'vei-l lhus pending to .1 00111111011 011 PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
of nature there are facts prescntedigmi and scientific thought has, 111 “ '
. which both surprise and please, and the same channel, gone farther, andi | R S d
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this Inpqlost and pleasure increases seems to pomt now to the idta that Spec 3
in direct proportion as he becomes there 1"" but one element, 1B)" {12413-9 Hori‘n i.l'.‘1iii~~";'()f{ll.
more familiar with nature's werk— i‘neans Of the i"1"‘3Ct'1'05u-)l')C It ”151
him [(10 not cm, to (,0 into de- been observed that the more highly ‘
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tails even were Icapable of doing so, heated, and consequentl; the mote ,.
but merely to call vour attention to rare any heavenly body ‘Sr the more 17““ "’2‘;- ° 0 I
some of the general features of na- snnple becomes its eoniposmon. itiilllldi 1 i E E e . leq : 85 .
, turc’s “NM-kings) :and to draw from This has led some men to the be— “if?
2 .2‘ them some lessons which it occurs lief that all elements {110 but modih- 011.312,. Representing the makes of -
l ‘ to 'r"“”"‘”.‘ ‘ cations of 'ust one irodueed bv the ,.::-i'-'?i5;,.~"'a2\ -
"i2"‘""3’“ 1. i‘ t'J 2' _;1 no t1 .. } §y\\\ All American Manufacturers,
~ ' 1W?" 2. . ~ c0111 111121 ions 0 is 1 ms 1rouri x~2222 . 2
h f‘ ICE-[fill fact, that 111 all the 101110 ' of sour: subtle force 1f0t ‘L"f£:2o§i\\ M53“0'51“"57“"55'501V’2502592VO2 £102 5’5 ‘35“
me ':t~~'~‘,v~.r'1ty of 1,1l1ysical phe- ‘ ‘b° '3 “ L * ' ‘hgdifli'ig'h <20, <22 2‘2: $30 and upward
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nomena which are observable, each 1‘1“""1- ‘éfa‘t’fizwillfli ~—~—»o—~~~»
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1art1eul21r one is set a 1:111 hv itself The Mutual De 1endence oi phe- digit? ,‘m
1 2 . I . 2 2 ,. I . 32., FRED J. HEINTZ,
hut vet tliev tit closelv into one an- nomena, Whlch are otherwise Uli- vgqyd /2: . , . , , . , ,
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other, as 1t were, athusung each like, Is21stl‘lklligfeatmeoi natures ”Ugfi’V/ . Cuzslonlilnusc Square.
other, sustaining each other; but workings. ' \Ve. see this well illus-| ”:gfiy/ —~--03~— ,
neveronee in alltheir workings in- tratcd in the two formsof life which i ,rlv“ Rié’filail Orders Receive onr Prompt Attention. . .
fringing upon each other’s domain.1 are so unlike, viz: plant- :nid aninial2 a .
Again there is to be found a close life. They are self adjusting! .
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connection batween things which at' W hat the animal breaths out thei 2 \A/ th - Lf
‘ first sight appear whollv difl'erent ! plant breaths in, and xiecversa,andi ‘ 2 ’L, 2 a in. I I IS i e. 5
and oven opposite. I niav illus—iihcse very substances are necessary 0‘95 l,‘\ 9/5. ._ '.
t 1 il . l il l . 1 t" 1 . iiO tllt‘ \'(‘i'\' life 0,. (“1(‘h Animal w \\1=\12l'hi."// 42;, You want to dress warm from head to foot to '
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which cXists between all common i-llfi? W11“ “(it (“ISL “'ltl‘ “’0 great it "' \\ \\\\A_,:‘§///i//, nmnically '-'
20,005 we meet with in daily life,,‘lufmmt} ol (aibonu, dt.1(l gas 111 tht {WE ,‘lL 7'1. \_,’it,:€,)/N We meet your “mm. m both. we mm.
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\‘iz: motor power, heat, llglit and 1' RH", ”Hill” (“’Ultl plants fJ'l'UW \\'1th- 11:; A}; )Léiffj (‘nly the best goods in the market and our
electricity. These forces seem tolout a (-crtain amount of the same 2/; Tv:E/\‘\\\:\.:~ PRICES ,\51.(1\v AS AN\'\\’I'U'3RI‘3 IN'rnn 13$
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point to the lX~—f .
”WW." “1”." be stored “Pa and this Shall we not lift up our voices to Staple, Fancy GI'OCCI'IQS, 1’1‘()(I “(‘07 (@811 (',
i is “WON-V whatis (1011“ “the“ work the echo of sweet music and exclaim ' ‘. r .
; is accoml'dished. The energy is not with Israel’s poet, Fl'lllts {Hid V (‘gCttlblCS-
. aimihilatcd.luit merelv stored 11’). m , , . , v . > L
, ~ ln past. ages nature took care it) ShglflfhlillgfvciiigsjlllTiieltlngs)ofmylife, Telephone 240‘ V g ,. 36 S Limesmfl ~
l store up an immense quantity of fiffii‘gflig‘efiflthe Lord fOl-Cver'“ - . ‘ . _ ‘
, energy for man’s use in the form of In the dead of winter there are LeXI n gto n PI U m b I n g CO m pa ny ,
i great beds of coal, )etroleuni, and da 5 to ether in which we nevcrscc ’ :
i natural gas. the lattei' of which sub- t1“: 5111511,: is hidden by clouds; but H IG H G RAD E PLL M BI N G . ' . I
l ””11"“ “cm“ to bc at the present who would for one moment doubt HOT WATER AND STEAM HEATING. -
, . time, consumed at an alarming,r rate. that he is in the heavens when the . \_
“”5 energy may l’U turned IOOSC at light of day appears. Even so we WI n d M I I IS __-_ Gas M aCh In es, it
. will, for instance, by. burning these are surrounded by the bright light ’. I V - \‘
same substances. Not even thclof God‘s countenance. “'0 $0,. in Sewer and Drain Tile.- a.“ , . \
' Sliflht fur“? ””7119“ l“ the b10010 the movements of the celestial bod 19 East Short Street, Lexin '(y. :“
that causes the leaves to gently vi- 105 the light of His power; in the _____..______———————————‘3.~.m\¢fl'—- ,
bratc can be annihilated, even green lawns, in the mighty forest ' v I. . ‘I AI
, “mush 11‘“ t1)“ forces 0f ”10 “HIVGI'SO trees, in the bowels of the carth,and P. H . E A ST 1 N 9 lltdltl ill I i 10
' should combine aeainst it. In tlie.jn the little snow flakes we see the , , ' - .'_) J, I _ . . ‘ | ‘
workings ofnatur: we have. a reali-l lirrht Of His wisdom' and in the OPTIC? "m1 \flud 30‘ 1'3" l‘v‘lh’t MM“ Shut
- ‘ ’ ' h . . - ’ chnwton l\v_
, ration oi the wild dream ol perpetu-Ifiemg of wavlng grain, and the bur- : v .. .
I :11 motion. In mechanics it is laid dened fruit trees, we see the light of __________________________.__
I down as a law that every force pro— His mercy. We can not see His
i (111005 its (’flhi‘t- It (109“ “0t say face because there intervens that ‘ STU DENTS I , . ‘
i fil't'flt l‘W't‘Cfl l-HJtuUVUI')’ IOI'CC- The black cloud of flesh; but shall we
I conservation ('1' “WIT—W $901115 WI not with the same readiness with GO TO ’
point in characters of pure gold that which “.0 concluded that the gun . — r .
i ‘1'“ plan ”f “‘1" creator in all his was in the heavens conclude that \Afatlil 1/1 S & S 1/1 1 1th,
l \\"”‘l\'-*' is IIIHUOI'UIHU- Nothing God’s countenance is ever shinimr
i that is in the physical world, so far in the dome of heavenls citadel. 7 b , FDR BABGnINS’MiNIALL KIFDS 0F F901. WEABQI w
I “F m, 1mm“ mm (W, mm to exist. In this “11”me existence all is l‘hey keep the best *3. {pt and fl») lines of bubstautlal i. rots
i There. are presented to our sonscsl finite. We are hemmed in on all “de and guill‘untfi‘o (WNW I’m“ (“"0 me ‘1 (“H at 16 E'
two forms of energy, viz: physical sides by the hard chains of vile Main St, Lexington, Ky.
cucre‘y and lifc force; that subtle, flesh. We have no conception of _____________—______.W...._m.m__
mysteriousi'orcewhio'h underlies all the infinite. May we not hope, 0 C’ V - 7 7 .
life: which rules and'g'uidcs in‘ ac- when death has rent asunder the . a [70 /Y )‘g{ ’ql l I ‘
i cordancc with its own purposes all black cloud of flesh, and forever ' ' v" / (. h, ’ ,7
I other forces; that force which is (311- closed the entrance to mortality, toI . _ _ _ _ _ ' . .
i (lowed with intelligence, with feel see with eyes not veiled by 'the im- PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST, ‘
i ines, with aspirations; that f01‘ce,,penet1'able distance, to bear with v Comer Mai“ “MAW“ St- Li-‘X-“giomkefi ;_ .
l which when severed from its earthly I ears of ke‘en preeeption, and under- TCIQPIM‘C 200'
5 abode leaves the body nothing bet- stand with intelleets not finite in- ——————-——-—-—-———-—-—-———-'—-——
, tcr than mrrs matter, That higher deed, but in a sense of that word Great COHlblllatiOll 0f Cigars,
1 t'orccfitl'iat noblci' creation! Shall not known to finite minds, infinite, 1. . _ .
i we conclude with the atheist that all the workings of our (.‘rcator‘? . 141110 COIISlg‘nment 0f SDIOkIIIg.
i this mundane ‘cxrs‘tence ends this lilay we not hope then to grasp in a . Large Trust of Cigars.
f noblcrcreation? lhat tlic-(Trcator smgle thought not only infinite
, in his wisdom has chosen to make a nice and time, but also a true con- SIG N S I TTI N G I N D IA N
all things besides lil'cimmortal;thatIccption of the infinite. power, wis- ’
he has choscn that his noblrst work Idom and mercy which has created1 , . _ . 101 EAST MAIN . ST . .

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all. rules all. and is all Mar we praised and applauded ’ ‘ i
I ' I . " 7‘, '.-'(.4-:. ‘ ,- ' -;- i ' ', ))'1‘,7 .I.\I‘l';\l)l)l,:—\I l
not say with the poet: v 1 Phi: 30010th is greatly .indebted to “ ' H' “ A I‘LL)“ l i . \ ‘
”1:0”.lePC‘i illlto the ilillture'fm as ! Messrs. Jones, Murrill and Norman ' A
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Saw the visiloii 061"}telizoxlsiorldfiind all i lOI‘ the care they have. used 111 theI a/I‘I/‘e I I I [‘08 E30 C ers .
the wonder that would be- | selection of the paper, inouldingand I .. _ ' i ' '* '
May “I“ In“? “101% ‘»l1"‘—‘St0‘~1 Oflother fixtures for the hall. _ i 5‘ .,
I._IIeIaijthl_y liIn'iitations, be able to lift! Cole, I). L. S. i CORNER Hum AND LIMESTONE.
the curtain that hides the n‘iyster-i ;
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10.. (it God s “()Ilsé, and sec, and lStaFIe and Fancy (11 0081 18$, 1 1 ()(11108 and
know, and understand. And higli- DECLAMAT|ON CONTEST, ' 1 II .
er, iiIibler and liolier than all is that . « Dressed thrlne and P011 11 y.
beat ‘0 "L" . - ' ' > - . v ‘
. . ~ :N-(m'md'l “C not hope to The annual deelamation contest v - ' .
he“ God 5 . face, PC enlightened by of the Patterson Literarv Socictv Teas and Spices. A» fine line °f Cigars and Tobacco,
Itlifll'iure lightI of this countenance, which was held in the college ehap- II . I . _ .
an men attain to a knowledge of 01 proved as had been expected thei—-——-—-—-—-—-——,—'—_—"'
his mighty and infinite plans? event of the “(E’lQOfl ‘ ’ I V , '
W. \V. Woic'riiixcrrox. ('4 '
. __ ”.1 , .I . . .‘ The attendance was good in spite "
*T—fl‘ . . ’of the inclement weather, and every - -
‘ Pi. L S. . one was-delighted. ' I
‘ ""——— ' The progi‘fi'ih {01'le evening was '_ BEST MAKES AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT Afr
A delightful afl'air was the regu- [IS f0110WSI . '
lar monthly open session given hr» “Here’s to 'OltlE‘StaIte Coll:ge".Clee Club I... O W I I a I C E S
the I’attcrso,n.I Literary Society ,Q'ii “Kentucky Belle"........J. W. McFarlin .
tl1e,_evening O},- Ft‘lilfuitl'y 10, 18933.: é’l‘he lQh-ave Man". . . . . . .Ernesz‘IHugso: ‘
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II he hill 11 id ldttl) been papeIied -*’I‘l~ie.Sou,tli—.71ts Chivalrv and Love" I. _ II . . ,
and the apljiearance by the gas light ‘I"'" ' - ' ’1‘. R. Dean . ' ' v
was splendid? I As usual in our "‘TI'lieI'Dr‘i'i'iikaiitl'g'heath"..Felix Kemck . ‘ 20 East Main.
meetings, evéry' nlo'mber was prcs- “Christ A‘To'se". . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Glee Chll) '—___——_———_——
ent. »' - - ' “Attorney for Defendant'KD. D. Rayborn ' ' ' *
After chapel exeréises by the :Emmcgis'pefense: ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' .J‘GCI- 130216;: F res h B read a n d R OI IS
Chaplain, Migii; i-i. Hill,'Mr. Hud- tiff“? “Eff“,“m? ?e C “ ' ’
sonIread :1 Ivory amusing article, fol- h'féiiirIflI‘e-j‘lem-‘IOID OfIthIeI.ll]ld§=’I°SiI M’MILLAN (S: OSBORNES .
lowing wl‘ilcli IMi‘. .l. R. Johnson :0 n“; {i- “as presented ’I} ' “(Igc . I
read an essay “One Hundred Years Iriulob’ImngltoI Ntl J' “ ' Mal/Zulu}. - . I I
, From Now.” The essay was a good (i 7 cc. ' u) 1“" sang ‘ “’0‘ ‘ ' ' '
i one andmiyjr. Johnson credit. Night Ladies,” the, benediction was .' I .
”4"?" I 3' , . 1 ‘7 '- . « yv, ~ ‘)‘|2‘ ' “’1‘5‘
M '. b-gn , .I, , h .. , . gnen b} D1. Tell). and the meetingr LOR- ‘11‘17 AI‘D [“1412 SFREI‘ ..
. , 1 Ill/1’ 5;“ told I .tm) 01 “to - . . Best Bread Rolls and Cakes in the cit'v. Fresh Bread and Rolls ready every even
' loVing l:-. _ I..Iieparated by fate in dispciscd. ‘ . ' ' . ’ mg {t 5 (”lock
the youth of life and united almost ”‘0 Isomety feels deeply indebted —__.___—._____._—__———-—-
‘ in death, she having found him old, to the Judges, Mr. John Shelby, Dr. . .
, sick and poor as she went her daily Felix and-Judge Soule Smith, f”? ' ‘ i '
,0,de as a sister 0f mercv trying their services on the occasion. H AM I LTO N FE M A L E C0 LLEGE .
l to 1,611, the needv. . The. medal was very beautiful! . . Lexington, Ky. , .
‘ ' Tl l i . . I . and is no doubt high“. appreciated i The Largest Female Boarding School in the State. Accommodations first class
. 1e (cclamation glVen by Mr. l . 't‘ . I: t . 'I "q . l CH ' Heated by Steam and Lighted by Gas. Hot and cold water.
' Rayburn, according to your eorreS- ll 1 5 P190“ ‘ 0“ no" a: can i," "(In i Bath Ro ”Us and Art Gallery.
Iiondciit’s opinion, surpassed those .1)“, notIitcmgIthe caiIc “ ”h “ 1m.“ :ei send for catalogue J~ 3- SKINNEK Lexmlflml- 1x51
._I . _ . . . . ..-. , ._ l wears i . on us Yes. , __________________—_______.
$251032;le chapel in the dulama i Our advice to the successful con-| . .
I Mr. llobdy refused to film the II testant is come to every meeting I II
' . ’ . . -. . y . from now till .lunc and therebv , _ g »
subject of his oration saying, that in l l _ t't l ‘ I ' -' 9
. .. I r. v, . . . . siow us iis Ura i m e. :' \t;_ 5;“ ,3 - '
domg so, ll(, game himself more . I" I II . . l s: in; _— N0I6 E. Main.
, ””‘ng to talk (”I but vour corres To the i,iii/.ii((.t.sstul \H sa) come . . l‘ ~. 4, \k _ ’
' ‘I = ’ . ‘ . . - i , . .1; i \. ‘ii5""g.,,-L'—.it’sfiflfi a . -
pondcnt thinks Mr. :1]... had a ..text MM" mg t and .fit )ourselus btttu .--', ~If?"I"f"'—..,;él;‘f:i.,_§g.It;_ l 'li‘l)?‘ ljllcl (“Q9 §t0Ck 01 91100“,
- - - - - . for the contest next vear Mm .- - ‘ ‘5‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
in his oration to which he did lull ' 0' ~ 7 ‘ ~' -" ‘ "‘aéL—xQ-i-l’ji' = . I. --
justice. . .. -- . , - .~~2—.x—r~.—.———-—--———-_ , l " \\‘§__'IIII . '- ‘cii per cent reduction to eilery student who
. _ mentions this advertisement.
Mr. H. described the course of the EXCH ANGES ' , .
sun around the earth from the idol-‘ " : 1‘1" " ‘——+——_M—
. 7 :‘It:“::1:;:v::;:tl 51:15:13"Smirtuilu “mt‘i— \\'I‘ii. Astor has promised $1,000; SHELBY KINKEAD & BRO. .
i' V ’ .f , l i ' 1‘ 1 '0 )C, 'l' » , ,'
“[hopi‘i.” which he locates in [Ken 000 to found a negro uiiiverSity at
tu<=k‘}'- 'lOkhthoma, , . a. ': - . , Sole Agents GLEN MARY COAL & COKE CO.
The debate between Messrs, JoneSi 'IBy order of the Italian govern- 51 N, BROADWAY,
; and Garred on the atlirn'iatii'e and i nient. English is to be added to the PATTEBSON & MERINO STS.
l\:Icssrs. )lcl’arlin and Woods on the I school curriculum. . _—_———-———————-——_—
negative, was won b\' tlietlatter af- “7, . , ' . 3» ~
, - ien German students “flunk . a I” -~ b v I r r
H: '- - - . . - . .. 0111]“ 31911 . save 20 81- cent " )11‘ 111
i {“4“ “‘imi (.UllflI-st- 1 . .I it seems that they kill themselves. Y b , i . p ‘ ' g“
I Io win in :uc iIa dIeIiIateIaIs thr‘IlS It is reported that. in the last six 4 . . '
. an li‘m‘II’l: ‘m‘ t” "0 feat“ ”0 (“5' years 38;) students of the Prussian ' B 0 01:5 Sb 0 gs and Rubbg r5
gl‘m" schools have committed suicide on . .
“1" l“"‘l"“‘ 1“"‘1‘1 1‘." M“ 00mm“ ‘ account of failure in examinations. . ' , "‘“—““OF THE ‘ .
‘ was one of the best yourmrrespond- Ai'iilierst is building a Y. MJC‘. Lexington Commission Companv.
cut 0"01' heard “11d ““5 warmly i A. structure that will cost $100,000 ‘ ' ‘0

 I Regular Meals Only 25 Cents.
Meals to Order at all hours. Oysters, Lamb Fries and Spring (‘hickens a Spec-
. I ialty. Seating capacity ofhall 150.
' I H ~ Gus. Luigart Proprietor
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‘ "V ‘ " ‘ " ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "‘ lwav throuWh a larve yard to a crreat
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, ”IL SIAH" LOLLUIL tADhI’ dingy, brick building, entered one i '
Published Monthly during the Collegi- 0f its numerous doors, ascended I
ate Year only. in the interest of every about half a dozen flights of stairs,
7 Pipfrfmém Ofgm_:t_":e_l'flx_e:c___ l and having laid aside my wraps in
TERMS. ‘a small ante-room, I followed the O F K E N T U C KY
7 OneYear................,..........75c . , . 2 ~. _ .
. Six Monti-15.........................50cl0theI glltb‘is 11,1“) '1 hplC‘lOUb, uncar . « . n _
Three Months ,oc peted, unfurnished room, and there . .
Singlccol’y"""”""""""""‘°C the (rame was in full swav. The . . . . . .
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- dist]nguielnngrr leatuic of the AS)- _ . . _ . .
; EDITORIAL STAFF lum ball is that no ball is used. It lcal Englneerlng’ Screntific, Classmal, Veter-
H. M. Gunn’ Editor. lids]: ('lmi‘l's pan; folotjmll :tind his? inary, Normal School and CommerCial Courses.
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‘ Associate Editor and Business Manageni music, On entering I found the TWENTY‘BIGHT PRGFBSSO '
\V. T. DRURY. lcompany engaged in what a fellow— AND INSTRUCTORS
(“T“‘F‘Pill‘le‘liPatterso" 509“)" I't‘llol‘lt‘l‘cfllietl “threading the giddy I . I i
7M. AT’I‘ERSON, i . ., . . .. V,,,_ _ _‘ ~ _ _ , _ , .
Correspondent L'nion Society. lm‘l’“ “f Rh“ “4“" r ‘1“‘1 a” they County Appointeee admitted to free .l‘mtion. Board in Dor-
‘ MissLizzm SCOTT. “Wt glldmg 1’“St t" ”“3111“th 0f mitor ' 2.00; in )rivate iamihes $3 and 4 )er
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Correspondent from Hamilton College. the orchestra, I began to, think. how week Fall Term begins on second \Vednes-
C T- 1R. {Hi-Mi! C \ inice it would be to have the base day in September. Fm. catalogues and
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l t 1”” W hall llllts at to music, to have the other information applv to
i H’ H' “1L!" lpitchcr deliver the hall the batter . I
\ Correspondent Athletic Association. i _ ' ' V “q ’ i . ‘ i
l C C. COURTNEY, , gstrikc, and the fielders “root” all by JAMES K. PATTERSON, PH. D., PRES.
; Correspondent of Normal Departmentinotc. No doubt this improvement Lexrngton, Ky-
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l R. A- BURTON, l Will be made in time. _—______—_________._ '
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wallcormslmudem g l lound out that any one could ,
,p , - - A- _, MW~~mw~~~ljoin in “threading the mazes,” the E- KUEHINE, l V “B- FOE‘SF‘H k
«Address all communications to theiOlll)‘ reliuiisite being a partner. I Phoemx HOte‘ BARBERS' End” 1‘ a) ette ‘ _‘n '
' misgfgifgfivudd' “- & M' conegevlsoon procured a partner fromamong ’ ‘4
‘ WW";_____:m_:__fl ____.__. jmy young lady friends, and away l< El [H \ E A \ D » F0 I SCH
. jlwe went across the ball room floor. y V ‘OV 'Y
: EDITORIAL It all looked easy enough to me be— _ _ _ LE‘EIRVGI'I ‘ i 7 1‘ ’
; __._ ”01.0 trying, but it turned out that WSpeeial attention paid to etudenta.
‘ gun-quid agunt [(liscipulij- ,, i, its a little difficult for a fellow—no —_—--——‘_‘———_—_—""
nostri cat favrago libelli. i . . . , . . ' . i
jno. SM. 1,85. 5'5. . matter how 1good a 1:811 player he ils .
“\\'liatc‘r students say or do, think or l—t0 1611.101] KIT to \,Ce1' 15ml) “it 1 I _ N Ottn a g I e & B r0-
, dream, jthe musw. My feet interfered With n ‘ . ‘
. Our motley paper sauce for its theme." 1 those 01' my. partner quite strangely. 1 ROIRIE’IORS OF
; )lic. lini'ron: lbut I never like to lcavca thing half . ' i
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1 .\ lcw days ago I was the happyltricd, so we kept it up. W hen S 1 al E 0 er 1 S
J, recipient ofan invitation to a soircc} about half way around the room my ' - v , ‘ l
l (I would not advise you to attempt feet suddenly slipped from under MANUFAC’i‘L‘RERS AND DEALERS IN ,
I to pronounce this word if \‘ou arel me, and away I went sliding over . . . .
‘ v . . , ~ 7‘ 7‘ l _- - Fancy Familv Flour, Corn, Meal, Mill Feed, etc. Paragon Patent. Sterling, Chorce
, not a lficnch scholar) at the la. Kline floor him 1mr the VUUD" ladv ' '
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. . ' V l . fl . " ,, ' Family, Silv ‘r Leat, Roller Patent, XXX Family, Sunerfine.
L. A. llcing curious to know tlicl With me. As a slide-under it
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- , nature oi this entertainnicnt, your; “’OUld have done GI'Cdlt To ~ihe fa- i
i correspondent on the appointed cve- 3 1110113 K011.“ '
I ning. lu'mrdcd a car which had the; 0110 Of my friends who beheld .it ‘ 2‘ l . h d M
l above mentioned institution for its ‘ said afterwards that I cut one of the rlg t an A eyers, ‘
i destination. On the car weiw in l v l most ludicrious s )ectacles. It is ' i ‘ . V
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1v lonnd lor the same place, but m the true that my spectacles did fall and ~ A 1 *1
l conversation anticipativo of the I got broken, but that was probablyas Fresh Meat, Bacon, Lard and bausage.
; coining: event, the "soil-cc” was nev-r little ludicrous as any other part of | , 7 “l , ,
‘ ‘ cr inenlioncd, the entertainment al-I ilk? catastrophe. ' i 14 “ ' 51101 t Stl Get.
- ways being l'l'llf‘l'l'lKl to as the Asy-i Of course I was very much morti- 7
‘ lum ball. . lfied, but not nearly as much so as I , EXI N CTO N KY-
, Asylum hall is a'gamc that I had my partner. She seemed to think m.
‘ never lwloi'c heard of, but being very I was to blame for the whole affair, .
i loud ol all athletic sports, ‘I looked saying, among other things, that I J B R E0 R DO N &"CO
lorward to the pleasure ot the eve-I, should have listened to the music " ' E
‘ Hing With the highest degree of ex-‘and waltzcd in time- I told her
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pcctancy. Soon the car reached its; that I was naturally slow, and HIV HATTERS AND FINE FURNISHERS
‘ .l"“l'”“." -" “ML “Dd » “‘0 made 0111"; I’n'ofcssoi's are always after me for 40 East Main Street. , Agents for the l‘unlap Hat! _ , . ‘

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not being in time to class; that I spects from any other place in the[ \ r, . , :
had a )001' ear for music and the universe in fact a ver' )rctty sontr B 11 & A / .. ' ‘ ,i
(‘oloncll was after me for n’ot march- has been, written to‘ the1 efl‘ect that GO to e « 111111.161 111811] 5 . 5,
ing in time at dress-parade; and _"there’s no place like home.” My; 3 and ,0 \\-_ SHORT 5'11 lit :
surely an untimely end awaited me. soothing remarks seemed to mollit'y { , I i
I Showed her that I was in no~man- her indi rnation, for she smiled and . - . ~ , , . : , “1' _ . , ,, , - ‘ '
ner to blame for the accident, that stuck or: her foot with the remark, i For Forelgn and -1)Ulllehitlc It i U :15, ‘- V lili‘, 0\( ‘ ‘
the floor, which was polished as “I‘ve been bare-foot ever since I Headquarters for Oysters, Fish, Game, etc. Staicn \ La 1e ..‘.peei.i!li' koiiz‘ted ,
smooth as glass, was dangerous even been here_” No“: it, stood out as 3 Students trade especiaily solicited. All goods delivered free. ’l‘elthhone 79. ,
to walk across, and that those whoseidistinct deliverenCe ofmy conscious- ._ n I
duty it was to sprinkle saw-dust! ness that her foot" was about as '
over it, were guilty of criminal care-1 neatly clad as one could wish; but - I
lcssness. In the meantime the mu- perhaps she looked at. the object For Fl n e P h 0 to re p h S '
sic had ceased, and the game stop-1through a different medium, and M l
ped. I guess some one had called what right had I to dispute what GO to PaU| , uel lei". :r’
time; prehaps because my partner l seemed to be her candid opinion? , . . , l
and I had dropped out. lMOI‘evcr, she stated [herself with Above Lyon’s Jewelry Store, Mam and Mlll’ Le xmgton, 1A)" . 1:. “
‘ I went to inquire into the Immerythat force that carries conviction ————————————————4— , .
and met one of the oilicials ofthe in | With it, SO I ill-St smiled in return ’ 'i
stitution who. seeing my ignoranceland said “how “ice-n AhOllt this * 9 . . 3'
of certain matters, volunteered to l time the IhUSiC started again, the Gordon S caSh Store. I:
give me some very invaluable infor~ prompter shouted “salute )‘0111‘ part- ‘ if
mation. The ball is given for thci “01'," “balance all,” and away we 67 EaSt Main Street ‘ ‘1
benefit of the inmates of the asylum i went With 20111 that thOkGDS thor- MEN’S LADIES - .
—hersons whose Opinions differ sohllgh enjoyment, every face beamed ' i ’ i A:
widely from those that are orthodox, with satisfaction, and even those AND CHILDREN’S 3,; I A
that it is thought their minds are countenances which I had noticed - ' A . 1:
out of order; so they are sent there as sullen ordinarily, seemed to be . z
for treatment. Dancing is consid- lit up with brotherly kindness and Special prices to Students. Try our Men’s Calf Shoes $2 $2.50 and $3 ..
cred as an important mental restor- good fellowship. Thus the evening in all the latest. ,
ative, and the next on the program passed off very pleasantly, and not- ————————-—-————-——-——-—-—~_-———*‘—-— " :3.
was to be a quadrille in which the. withstanding the. little BPiSOdCS . ' I ‘ a .
guests were expected to join with IIICDtiODGd, “’38 one Of the most LeXngton Steam La'un {l-l'y' “£1,231;
the patients. I was introduced to agreeable I ever spent. special Rates to students.
one ot the patients, and was soon in NOW, Mr. EClltOl‘,VSIDC€ the above 109 and 111 E. MAIN ST. l -
the nndst t-,::”:;,’lrille. These peo— even