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VOL. 2. LEXXNGFON, KY., DECi-LMBER 23,1891. NO. 4
2 i .1, .1111.-. 1,5,5. - :— l PROF. JOHN SHACKELFORD. literature and theology, without 1—
h 1"" ‘3: 5:3: f-‘ﬂfsi ﬁawésf- 1:123:11}. fill-{133:7 “(FT-"‘1. ".’"-11.- 1 i' ‘ ‘7" 1 ' 1
. 1: t 5-,: .3:- fé,‘ 3f 6; 1.11-3.15; ‘ . ______1-.-,__.____..___..:._-1 once faliing into sentiiiientalism. ~ .
" :1: v2 - .- 1~. . ~ -" it would he imposible to hear his
1,1,; ’5 at?“ :1 , ”5 g1? €2.15- 2:; ‘ ‘ i , 1 formal deliverance as either teach—
, ,?. 13.; 5.71:,»- u—n ..m. raft 11;:- 1+. :3: *1: .. . 1 . . . . . :
1,1,1..- ,1, :3}: age: gag: ‘1“ {25" sir-3;? '~::1 3:? .1 p 1 _ ‘ '1 1. I er or preacher, or even his iiresnie
e i _1 _ :- '1' ’ _ conversation, and not soon remark ,.
l ,r”5‘~‘ ‘ .' ‘_ the familiar notes, illustrations,
. 11 and 13 W. Main Street, .1 £33? : ‘ ‘51 1 ‘l incidents, which form often the
1 ﬁg “21:.” “1 ., l media of expressing the largest,
l £121.11 .1 :‘ 9, i respect, and richest ideas concern-
1 :.f1‘1;'~"':1.:- :'~.,. 1113!. . ‘ - 1 '
The best lace to bu our 1 1:;11»?~: ."Iti ’ 1 mg 60d and man: .
' p y y l :~,’e ' i It may be eas1ly inferred from
l ‘i”? _ 1 this judgment that Prof. Shackel—
‘ ‘ -_é§",‘i1“:":;’" ford is a man of marked individu-
. l ,»<,.;:":\r?‘ 1 , liarly himself and yet in no sense .
‘ l .ﬁk-J-ﬁnw, EJE’Y‘": 1.1.1.1: .-:.::-::.-;~..~‘\~m:1’. ’ . 7 .
4 1 “:tﬁy'ﬁ-Q: ' offensively eccentric. l‘he kind
1. l "t ‘ L tones of his voice and his pleasant :
0 i . .n f“ 1:1,:VV51_,,:ng:;;,;,::_1:,,y.,. J" ¥ . . | ‘
1. COLLABS’ CUFFS AND HATS‘ 2, 1/111; . “ 1 1 smile constantly impress you that
, i ,i -’ § 1 ‘ ;, he feels, consciously or uncon-
l 1 : " ‘ ' f. «6 sciously, the sentiment of the old i
. , l ‘ ' " " . . m l
Full [me of Stationery, Boo/(s, etc, etc: : . , _ Roman W11 1 “m a ":31an
‘ 1 . . £5 1'19"": x- nothing that concerns humanity .: 1
i do I judge alien from myself."
i PROF. JOHN SHACKELFORD These more common manners
J. D. P U RCELL. iwas born in Mason County, Ky, lcliaractei'ize him, while again
EOCt- '21 1834- Of him it COUM “161“? may be the seviﬂ‘e 100k 01‘ ‘
- ihave been pertinently said, as the the sudden absent-minded gesture
‘ l ) Ct K n ‘ t 3,: v. v . “A 7. I ‘ ;
A11 _ W k _ G . . d jol'd luiitan aunt said of iach one “itlrnhich he will enforce some
5 or uarantee ° 10f the little .l‘lll‘lel‘SOllS, that he burning,r convmtion of right, or . ;
“was born to be educated." In a , some trenchent criticism of wrong._ 1
. VXCTOR BOGAERT, regular, healthy course, he \Vciitil’crliaps no one thing so reveals ' "3'
1::\ 1% Watchmaner jthrough the Maysville Seminary,’thc mind and heart of the man, . l
5:- .;3"» ‘ 1-1. 1:,” : - . jand at the age of twenty, washis real mental grain, as his pub- .;
. “"16‘1’ll',1W/ Ml / / 1‘ “X“ And Manufacturmg Jewelel ' 1 graduated from Bethany College. 1 lie prayers, whether as 30611 in his L
“ﬁfth: [V / $1, , Prompt attention id to manufaC. lIn [857 he was married to Miss wholly unconventional, self-for-
131' 9,; 1,35 Elsiﬂg; " _turing and repairing gwelry. Repair- ilClizabeth Wheatly. and was al- getful manner, or in the lofty rev— . i
,1 1117?. ,‘léﬁm MIuai’ﬁiiagae‘. ﬁlgl 0f WatChF-‘S a SPECialtY; Medals. l ready in active service as a minis- erence and child-like conﬁdence of ' j
1113-1511.. '1 .3, ,.',’\\ f. it??? “hgesi Bangles and Class Pms 0f any lter of the Gospel. Durinnr the his supplications. Altogrether no ,5
1:337:35!- ’1.{;1u1*\~-1.~..11-.p 1:11:31: design made to order. 0 . . ‘3. . ,
dared-«reg? .1 ,5 . ,,-‘ 1;- E t Sb 1 next ten or tivelve years he Served man more strikingly exhibits than 1
“Vii ’ as' 0" Stream churches of Christ in Mayslick Prof. John Shackeltord the effects
' 1: ‘- .116: ‘\1 .-;—--_1-.;_~.v;.-.-1-:1w-— :1: LEXINGTON,KY. and Paris, Kentucky, and Cincin- of sound culture and religious .
, 3W nati, tho, and for ten years of faith in vital union with a sin-
: . ' lthis decade ach as Correspond- cere, strong-keyed manhood which
‘ ing Secretary of the General Chris- never loses itself in any conven-
tian Missionary Society, and also, tional weakness, but expresses it-
iii association with Dr. L .L. Pink- self in undisguised frankness, with
erton, edited “The Independent a true human heart unfailing in
____—_______ Monthly.” In 1870 he was elected sympathy and blessings.
, _—.—____——_—__ to the Chair of English Literature THE POBWEOLATION
3 - , 1 , . , , . . . in the A. d: M. 00116 e of Ken- ’ . . ‘
$i:;:g:()tllli:rtgc:trilgl:e 5:1d4mll aliiy less “:it1110utgiviiigthem Iaway, such as 4-p1y tucky, situated at Lexiggton. Are you acquainted With the
1 ’ - x 16:11 s, -p y men cuﬁs atlo.ceiit:s,511k scarfs at 15, 20 and no He was married the second time above mueh-talked-of work, 01‘
cents, we shall continue to sell at the same price to the end of the chapter. But - 1 . :7 '
. ‘ 1. _ , to Miss Mary W. \\ heatly, Sister are you amend those who haVe
0n eieiyt iing else we have cut another notch. If there is anythiii‘y you want - .. -' . ' ’- 0 '
.- 1 1 . . ’3 Of 1113 ﬁISt WlfeiDecembGl 10,1890- “not even so much as heard if
now 111 Clothes, Underwear, etc., now is your last chance to get them for very 0f the issues of his l’rst . 0. ,,
little money tl ‘ ‘ ‘ : 1, , :0 1 mdllhloe there be any Poor Man’s C011-
. I I ”00 sons are lvmb'. solation? One might be of the
~ a t t t t The mature and fruitful years of 1 1 , 1 1 d , ,1 1
, E an 1 e as momen Prof. Shackelford’s life have thus attcr C ass Wlt.1OUt cseiViiig to
" (9 been passed in the duties of his be ranked as either a heathen 01‘
college chair, joined with an un- a £001; and, 111 fact, a few “1611 Of
“t . . failing service, also, in the pulpit, some local reputation have even
.. .. y .. puiirlay by .SElllfl‘cbya ClthOl‘ 111 LUX- lived and died here on the Amer-
, '; .:3.;,1‘:1’:. ..jr‘i-gt,‘ 11,1}: 3:1 1 mag‘m‘or V'1021)}ty it .17, 1 ican Continent in exactly this
«at gr}: . 5,3: .'j""'1‘73§1 143.122, 35,7311; 1‘ .19”? ‘mJ' “'0 5‘ 11 ‘mg C “Him" condition,—for example, one Mr.
316-31 ,5; 15-: _ ‘5: 1:1; * :1_-' tcristicsof Prof. Shackclford,which W ‘1. t , t" Tl
3;, f: 7;“ 1’11“}. ‘, ., ‘ j .31; , maybe known and read by all who as 1mg 011’ ‘1 oer dm iOinas
1- - 1 .11, . .. _-. '5: 7, at all observe human nature. He Jefferson, and a man known as
ON E P is a man at once of the strongest A. Lincoln. Then, With the un-
R ICE CLOTHING HOUSE, convictions and the tenderest fecl- dci‘staiidiiig that those of our '
M K ings. To watch hiiiiin the class- readers who happen to he in ig—
- A M A N 6‘; 00-, room or to 11.0"” him 1“, “if _lmlll’ll'» iioraiice on this oucstioi (if such
is .o secarrain ant arrain iisc iar- - . . . ‘... .
. . . n . .o . 10‘11012111CCbC the result of an un-
' acteristic union of loft 1' ct" .' l b 1 1
5% East Mam St. Lexington: Ky ideals of i'iwlitcmisness {213,} i:ff::,tlfortiiii:itc lack 1f opportunities
Prince {\lbei‘ts a specialty. and warm? humane sympathies and not of obstinate and wilful
Dress Siiits for Rent. ' ' ' ' with all our mortal life. In the iieglect,) may yet he JUSUYCOH'
truest sense, he humanizcs both sidered men of a average intelli- .

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genes, we shall undertake to 91'1'ithemselves before the nations“ 1:
. lighten them on the subject in ' now in heathen light. They ex-i E HA I l I N K E R .4
our own inimitable way. It is plain that they are thoroughly], - . p
t 5 pamphlet whose plan “'35 00“" convinced that “the world doi i; _’
ccived last summer by our three move” and that, despite any ef— ' ‘ BARBER _ if
ffifhdsi Capt. HMVCY B “711' forts of theirs, "the earth is go- _ ':
1181115, COL ROhCTEAhEH BIUTOI}, ing‘ to continue revolving round Cor. Short and M111 Streets. 2
and judge John G. MHXC)’, 1161' on its axle-tree once in twenty- D _ . , _ _ ’ E
tlier of whom was ever accused four hours, subject to the Con— “Mfgﬂhl‘hSU-C Hair-cuttinga 513601313" 7;
0f heinga $111115; 11 Sﬂlllt 01‘ ﬂ‘stitution of the United Statesl, _ . ..
CﬂlhtahSh LthPf space, “Pd 11 l, and the Declaration of lndepen-‘ econd N at i
561159 0f regard 101' thC feelings deuce.” They further explain , Iona an q '
and 0f I‘CSPCCF for the 11110111"itliattlieir object in writing isthe
geiicc Of 0111‘ lllddligCllt l'CadFl‘S) readers “191le 01- his 1ife...\vith LEXINGTON, E’EENTUCKY. ,. ‘ :
forbid our entering much into a very deCided preference for the j
dams ‘75 to the colttcnts Of thls former- AS the Pl'efel‘EhCC ‘5 asi A general Banking Business Transacted. Collections Promptliy E
masterpiece, but it the afore- far as the work ever got and asl ~ .4
- mentioned indulgent readers will time, according to its usual habit, i Attended tO- . __ fé
submit to be annoyed for only a “1333505 on,” we will here endi - T 3
' short time, we promise them this briQf notice of The P001“ 5 E E . D E N i S j
faithfully thht we ‘Vlh (lthhly Man’s Consolation, and unless at 9 i
hth‘ the e lll'thd remarks to host of our subscribers specia ll 3, r'K—fv"—--G-O TOW i
a WCh'tthd C1053 The hthl“ request it the article will not obi u a
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mac arms or this / “continued in 0“,. nextg, i Watkifrs and @geerieer i
volume were at that particular ._—...*_»._v y ‘ . 5'-
time inhabitants of “The Abode MANUAL TRA'N'NG- , F0]? BﬂﬂGA/NS ”ifi ALL K/ADS 0F F00 TWIZAR. nail.
of Angels,” with bank accounts A Pa - hi- i -i -‘
g , _ per Reau by Presrdent ,as. K. Pat ’ _ . A .
by no means enormous, livnig terson Before the Monday Club. ‘ , They keep the best $53-00: $400 and $5.00 Lanes of Substan K . '
on a plentiful lack of good, sub- The following QII‘GSUHIB oi" the? “31.311035 made, and guarantee every P311 GIVE them a call a ' ii
i staiitial {00(1) and wearing aplen- views. held abrozu upon Manual 16 East Main Street, LEXINGTON, KY, i i.’
tiful hle of ﬁne CiOtilCS, taking- ll'ilill‘illlfij) lb" liiitlizillj fl 0111 app??? I “W 3
LL 3 .' , , _ , A) , a . ‘ l‘e'd( )Y 113le CH v 215‘. \. ill at‘ ‘ ,_.
ENC} gtthL'Lb to ii“ sorts Of son before the Monday Club, andl klO H N 1‘1 IJTQD 1—] {SON ;
entertainments, mentally, pll‘ys- is here published bv permission: ’ ‘ 9 'i
19111135 and, above all, finanCially Manual 'l‘i'aiuingF has of recent ————DEALER IN———~— $
disabled. I“ order to thC some years received much attention in r,_ 3
occupation for their leisure hours Europe, in Germany and in. France 3
and to improve their pitiable particularly. In Sweden, isolated Z 3 , .
condition, they began this book, hl Eff-“lb ”hum“: “of?“ PM ("anti , " I" .‘,
trusting to providence to obtain neu‘tai systoiirtliflwpuih' iiiltlliri2011“PM“1m “i 4
) e2 ( i, L t 0 ie c1ar1 y ,, , ,1 t1 ‘ rrlt 1““an i,._;. i
. . part, iiillbi mini u ‘ _, . . ,
0f “1011‘ [Finis t01>11rchgsercio- mmi upon it, and this “10m PM 0000’s Prompt/y Delivered ana’ SUi/SfGC'I/Oﬂ Guaranteed. i
P105 at 33110119 PTlCCS- , 16 different stand points. The. lirst
book was to have a great nuin— point in view is the politieoveim- CORNER MAIN AND MILL STREETS: i
her of inottoes—ahout the only 110mm; and 1"‘.‘~§i““l“ “mm” min" Tele hone No EL >4 ‘
thing that it was to have. T110 ingfroni its raifoetlifipon iyi'oduetiion. p ' ’ LEXINGTON, KY- .‘
s ' ,7 . , . an It sets before it~'-e the .11r‘{ 0 iii- Emmh- L
. . ' ‘ ’ ‘ ’ L _ of force thC PIWhth‘ ”i. the "hhtm‘t’ V Y E ‘7 E; I NV; E
(lition, each , had, 011C 9r more 0ft and the nation. Here then the {)6 m o 4‘1 ® ® )3 ER & @909 1
11“; OWh' “IQ iollownig are 3, aim is not educational but pi'oduo- WHOLE“ ” ‘
{CW CXZtlllplcs' Mottoes for the | tive, mental discﬁiline 11]“ng on I ‘ LE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
entire book: concurrently with manual dexter- P . t m B h P I g l , g , . I
H . , . , o The W r W am i, as, it: is, iiiieii and Artists Materials ii iii Kiri: '
Aliuigiiiy dollar, thy shining lat-e habits Of thought, in the adapta-
Inlillijlliﬁllx'iﬁ‘ itiiy “iniirtili‘olis pin-(101‘; tion of moimg to ends, in quickness HOUSE PAINTERS. PAPER HANGERS, ETC.
l l‘,' mote , iiiilto iy res rafts, , ‘ ' - , '
l “W1 “W (ivory lion??? 1 i and new”? 0f 1;)e1‘001)tt’10_11, bl“ A full line of the Celebrated Town and Country Ready-mixed
" A, t intr is to rain tie - p
u the pOOI‘ (three of whom we iiifndmiiiig 0:70 otllt’ m]. to give Paints always on hand. Only ﬁrst-class work done at reasonable
-. , ,vr. '. . .. ‘ a . ' '.ra , fa , .' -
are) you have With you always," ﬂexibility and dexterity and (1611- 1111933 '
bpeCial motto of Williams: “I eacy of touch, and all this that 21 West Short streo—ﬁ-
don’t care a cuss what happens, more work, better work, may re— . __ __ .... ___________ _ _
just so it dou’ happen to me. if SUI? 33 th? 131“th 0" at (111101“ \\ \ L ‘
thy neighbor’s ox is in the ditch, trained active mind, sound by a % B E :
gush in uggw t‘th”Lif:3“§ilf§idorhi?l‘ét I I ,
Bui‘tonz—“Give to him that foiionthe iciidowmont of maiiual We can Show Best Values, Greatest Variety '-
I asketh of thee, and from him training schools rests upon the ‘ and Largest Stock. Come and see }
that would borrow 0f thee, turn multiplication of the powers and . _ ' 1
not thou away.” consequently of the objects of pro- FIne Stationery. Socxety Programs. ..
Maxey.——“Hethatbloweth not duction. It is. not intended to First-class Printing and Binding '
his own horn, the same 511311 not take .llitO eonSideration whether ‘ '
be blown. If anything has to the kind of labor and the method T P C
. drop, 1a her (110,,” g Erlmslrrucfimn,prepay-agony i“ am RANSYLVANIA Rmrms 0.. i
. - _ , u , a )or we 0 a oiarao or pin ueiice . . Y ; - ,
We file told in the pieface th‘lt proﬁtably the education of the. 1013”“ Mm" Stwet’ LEXHWTON’ [‘1'
the writers have 110 {html'UOh 9f scholar. Production is the essen- WW___~. ..
‘ producnig a revolution in sei- tial part, the producer is an inei— E, KUEHNE, B. FOTSCH,
- eiice, learning, politics, or reli- dential ailair. On this hypothesis Phoenix Hotel. Under Fayette Nat. Bank,
. gioii; that they have no thought the producer oxmts in} the, sake of
or desire to reform others or thidh'hdhﬁt- t1 7. t f . BARBERS,
themselv c . c i H z rmn re o ior poin 0 View .,
. no W’l CCL’C’EUd‘thSIL) :4le manual training IS regarded as an KE I i ENE and FOTSCH. ,
. ‘y '0 9m“ W1.1 en 1g1t' element in education. Does man- ,
‘ 011111;; the 113110115 119W 1h heathen ual training educate? Does it Special attention to Student."
darkness, 1101‘ of iininortaliznig quicken mental activity, cultivate #Em‘ GTON‘. 33%
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’ the powers of observation, promote l oi contemplation; teaches him to‘ _
concentration, stimulate ﬂexibili- l observe and ail'ords him an o ) H)l‘- J F h B & a R 3?:
ty, dexterity and delicacy, not oi'l trinity for personal expi’n‘ienele.i It reg “ Pea an ® S f/
the hand only but of the head‘.> if} assiSts the mind in its aesthetic ed-l ———-—GO 170— ll,
so, manual training is an impor-lucatiou, Showing what's beautiful ' 4'
'- taut element in education, other» ‘ in form, developing tone, assistingl MClVl lLLAN & OSBOR E N ’S ‘.
wise not. Whether the objects in o\r'ercoming necessary tasks l _ \_ . .... i.
produced have a higher or lower physically dillieult, and exerting l m @w agaam !ak@£~y i
market value, whether they in- an inllueuce in the foundation of ? .
crease the material wealth of the a steady and energetic will. This CURNER VINE AN“ UPPER S’J‘REE’I‘S. ‘ A ;
household, llW Vlllilgt‘w ll“? (llﬁt‘rlﬂt. l may be called the quasi-cduca- For the best Bread, Rolls and Cakes iii the citv. Fresh Bread and Rolls l?
' the nation, matters not. Not the tional point oi view. Herr Von Nady CWT." evening 3155 U’ClOCk» ' l
products of labor, but the physical Schennurdorii may be taken as 'W l”
and mental improvement of the the exponent of the economic the- l‘
laborer is the paramount object of cry of manual training. Says he: ESQ _ -— an l
consideration. Every mental ac- "All ,culture is accomplished 5,211.5." v - E“. ,i [—1 ‘,
tivity is educational,and in every through manual labors. Public J ' i l i: - a l
)roduction there is an element of education must rrivc to the ;t i _ l
iiiental activity directive of hand generation the elements of kriliiliid- Dealers 1“ an Kinds 0‘ i '
an eye to the accomplishment of edge and power already won from l
the result sought for, but the (la-cs- the sphere of work, if that knowl- FTeSh Meat} Base“) Lard. and §aHSage l
“(Hills wthelther time sift/Ulclcllpleil edge ztll§i§§3iv7":;§,§wj§~§3§§;37:§~ 5-:
l""lllll(i"llll.l’- Sllf’ desires llll'Lll’L‘l" ing forms, nor for producing. The lu" V:£‘;*}ﬁf§§¥f*iﬁA‘Lfg‘fiig~71ill
more to induce fill them the love eye has been taught indeed to see lil': " 71:11§§§;‘1,~,1;us:f’
”l \V‘H'li’flll‘l‘llll." 110C 0” “10 ””0 the letters of the alphabet, but the lHl‘ , 7 ’irﬁﬁgfﬂp 7*%gl$i%§,i,ulim§ , l
llilll‘l lll'1m ill'll)’ l“, “‘lllcfll" l‘ll“ View is not opened for the things liiiilll , ’3; ; iii." ‘ATVA‘~=”M,.”ZA,E2%;J§§§VSZlii'klj ;
worker, 1“”“‘li‘m‘llll'll." l“) llllil"ill-‘:‘l l oi the world. 'l‘o-day llll‘ pupil lilli : i 1 ”5:35:31“ "lilivlzfvgﬁéfﬁlﬁfuiL5,“??? E
nary he, hut in order to make meow-m1 ”hung: ,1, arm“; Hr manual g "_f “2 *~3 , 4 9:831“ *‘ t‘w‘E, f
iiiiiiisti-ious, economic a slil cont: llli-‘i Work, lilliils :1, lizlinw ,~; that at _ f . iw‘ £4 - .
":1 “Hargre- in HM; lunaruuac M i ill-(emit in the entire circuit of the" i, ._.:~ "a , "
the Min ISLUIv oi Public .l nstrufetiifm: , Mam,“ Hm”, is m, 1,1111%le I riwﬁ—f.:g:xt 3:2,, ,§,*r:;k ,733
“l“ . ““l'r‘i'mmnur UH” “11-“ “1' a shitting at" an- rim-is in the di-l , a” " i “3"
Sl‘.llllll’wln.51lzlll herealter ll“ fwd)”:t l I'cctiemioi' social aceom plishnieiits l lifl,alfv””*< 15-3"— *‘fifl‘ﬁhilidalfie
oi public instruction, the legisiati'ir l which must create the dancer ol'l lr’lnx”x",”:933‘is'~fi ‘:ta_fi,::!§sm%§¢3§€zvldfpsa I
llllh‘ ‘l‘h‘ll'l‘r‘l l" llilV‘l ll llll‘llfl'Sl"’0‘l an educated prolitarial, Manual} l'lllc‘rggymléﬁgii;kt~C::r\;‘3§:§£{{‘é23{3gins
1“)"th all, llllll ‘VQl'li “‘“lllllllfé‘ ill l labor is looked upon as degrading“, lili‘a,szfai‘ﬁigéﬁéi‘-at}ijﬁgﬁ‘ffwzégﬁfgﬁfffhﬁ’ i
once the suppprt of morality and and yet 1,). it alone ,3 n'ianiablc f0 wﬁgﬁsjiflz‘ﬁgﬁi‘liﬁi‘};ft;M5,“giggiég‘gﬂﬁﬁggﬁaggéﬁjai “Eli
the suurce qt Impurity. ought m support himself. 'l‘lius i oriq- l‘e‘ammsmfrssguﬁ
a democratic republic, to he not inated a conllict between 111011115- llﬁiféjQL—igmﬁnzgfaiéiiﬁA
only rehabilitated. but brought tion and necessity, nourishing so-
into honor. ln {dell’lon the legis- cial discontent. \Ve must learn
lator has prescribed that 9h“ 1”" to value work more according to O F KE NTU C KY
sti‘fuctifon shall commence lVIth the industry, the conscientiousness ' '
lliemliblvye ifilgfcli‘igegggnéiiilgdill: and perseverance with which it is . . . ' . l
‘ ~ ‘ -y Performed 011 these sl'Ounds Agricultural and Mechanrcal Screntrfrc En— l
through the hablt‘ 0f working, and therefore the manual labor school - ‘ ' l .
that, reciprocally the habit of work by the side of the literary school glneerlngs 018531031} Normal $011001 ‘
can only come by implanting the is a necessity for our present edu- and Commercxal Courses.
love of it. In short irom this cation ,,
early acquired taste should be en- ' , , f
gendered a precocious ability, an ,1“ an address deliveredat (rreen- TWENTY PRGFESQGRS
indispcnsible condition for future WlCll some years ago M13 Qrad- U
excellence and consequently a con- stone expressed himself In a 50171.9 ,
dition of economic success in for- what 511ml“ strain. . He .Smd “1 END ENSTBUGTQRSI ,'
eign markets. it is to the Teacher substance that‘thc kind oi eduefa— 3: ,
‘ that the task of forming the {4011- tion giyen in .ltngland to the chil- . f .« ‘ ‘ _ _
, cratives which are to verify these dren oi the masses when carried County Appomtees admitted to Free Inition. Board in Dorml- l
: Vlflwi“; “0t l0“ S‘lCllll than Ililll‘i‘ beyondfthe Ill-91.9% rudlmelltﬂq ,m‘ tory $2.00; in private ianiilies $3.00 and $4.00 per .
otic, is confided! lie then ought to stead Ol ‘lllilllll’lllg them 10‘, l‘lle ' l
i be responsible to the country, and future 1“” {’l lcaborl, ED 3111011191) per week Fall Term begins on second Wednes- ,
wi 1 2 3,3 ' H, .1 ,k 2 con . are i es lllet , 121 near y ie . f l ,
ll? llldi‘lt): i:1(]l:l(lllllll§:' Lrtls llidlltlil’iztllllll: ”PPM“? tendency. Its effect “7“ day in September. For Catalogues 2111‘l i
' to the heiirht of his mission or to make them discontented With other information, apply up .
fails thereiri,” their lot, tofopcn for them possi- ' '
ln (Vz‘rerniany diverse views are l’llllllC-‘l ‘VlllCll only the lCl" "Ollld P ’
held somewhat similar to those in attain. The masses Of mankind JAMES KI PATTERSQN! Phi Di; [ﬁgment
. Sweden, England and America. must 9"“ bcldoomed to ‘l llfo 0f
l Prof. Gotze, of Leipzig, says “In- labor 311d ton, and that Sort of edu- — LEXINGTON, KY, ‘
l (lustrial Education is not given cation should be given them W
l with a View to teaching a trade ‘VlllCll would but fluillll‘)’, them for
l but to help the pupil in a general the sphere 1” “Cllmll “‘9” lOl' was ‘
‘ way to a harmonious education by C‘lSl- ltngland 15 only leeling llCl’ E D H E RN D O N
. means of practical work. Such W“): somewhat tentatively and ' ' ‘ l
i nstru tion assists the physical heSitatingly 1“ the philosophy 01'
l development of the pupil, teaches economy 0f manual training; 5W0“ B [5 E9 BE E%
f him to use his hands deftly and to den leaves ”1 voluntary ”5 (lUQS \ D
f exercise his mind. It assists the Germany, Wlllle France makes 1t:
4 mentallifc of the pupil to develope compulsory “1 all SOllOOlS Of a 001“ N011? COI‘IIOI‘ I‘lul‘kOt £11761 Short;
i while supplying him with objects tam grade. -

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4 The State Gollege (Eadet. ,
.7 I I I 39‘??? i
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f w m‘ﬁt
1 Grand Opening was English it itchan, in i one . , e
i . ‘ 0 Regular meals 25 cents. _Meals to order at all hours. Oysters, Lamb Fries and Spring Chickens a specialty. 0n exhibition
daily 200 Fans, in perpetual motion, and 5,000 gallons of water ﬂowing over a Petriﬁed Nymph. Four latest improved Automatic .
' Phonographs on exhibition and an Art Gallery. Seating capacity of Hall, I 50. GUS LUIGART, Proprietor.
The State Selig e ﬂadﬂl lcongratulate ourselves upon the reﬁt combinathﬂ me COUSlgnment
I g __ ' ﬁrst term’s work and to look , Of Cigars. u ()f Smoking.
:$:_W—‘_nﬂ——‘ \Vitll Collﬁdellt 110196 to evell bet- 1' _ _ .Y 4
3:) 'll'l"irtli(.‘ll‘g'- .. . , ,. .4- 'i- ' ,j'r”“‘“"‘1.".r2‘ _
mild:iiiiir(iiillyt,iii{Killian-iiimonthly t61‘ things during the last half azi‘ge‘ ti List 01 Li- ‘E’ At lib l. B U“ LL
Departinunt 01' the State College. Of the year_ VVE hope to see 1‘ ”"1le @3575 ’[E E6 .
W L L . ‘ , '
TERAIS. the day when the State College a
0110 um 750 shall be to Kentucky what Co- WW ‘
. :ilx )lopltlis.l.................... . pgc ltlleia is to New York, what N ETTE NG IN DIAN . .
' "1 t 30 . .
Siii:lb 0:13;: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . in; 2““??? 15 to New ”1161563,, what 8 E G S ’
———-—————_—_— 1111 r or is to Mic iioau.
EDITORIAL STAFF- _._c_. .1 _i’ ‘ NO. 101 East Main Street.
I S L PUTTINGER’ Editor. Vvhell TIIP: CADE’E Illakes its WM
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PROF. V. ll. MUNCY, Alumnus luditm'. appearance each month our! 3,)
. J. G. MAqu, Secretary. _. p ‘ . _;§;§§ M
D. 1’. SMITH, Treasurer & Business Mug. l {11611C15.al)13103Ch us . 111 CIOWdSI l 13:33)) ﬂag; BUXV X7OUR ‘
MW “mm” HEAR“, entreating us to remind them oil ,2?!“ ‘. 1 1 i
Correspondent Ladies Department. their owing for subscription and Q"; .. 1
Miss 11mm; I'IL‘NT, explaining that it is very diiﬁ- g,_ % t
Correspondent Normal Department. cult for them to remember such .5 \T i i‘ HMS, 511068, Eta, ="
N MISS .LWIE SCO'T'i‘, ‘ ‘ small matters, which they would ﬁ%\ ﬁ CHEAP FOR CASH “T
correspondent irons :laniilton Coilcgo- gladly attend to, were it not that x%%\ AD I ER’S
. _{0nnit’i‘ x . Junrox, , . ‘ _ i¥_,.' 9 .
General Correspondent. their l memory is tieaclierous. E; W; [9 and 2. WEST MAIN STREET.
Mi 1] - t‘ s 1:037 N0W> Whﬂe we have never yet id?” Special Prices to Students Watch
A (( I‘CSS a (communion ,1011 . ,T. . . . ,7? “:2/ . . i ‘ '
‘ MAX“, State Uollege,Lex1ngt011,by. insisted on liavmg anyone sub— §§\& 600678 marked in plam ﬁgures m our
Entered in the Lexington, (Ky.,) Post—011100, as SCI’IbC for the papCl’ unless he \//\.\\17—" // Show Windows: _
. Wmoiﬂifwﬁﬂ; __#__i___ felt inclined to do so, and while ‘
l, EDITORIAL we have strictly avoided every-,——ﬂﬂ#w——‘
P . . : i211.:'g';2‘ 53-337 :3. L“ :1"? p]: I" I 'f‘? It A. ' l
f —— tliiiig that could be construed! ,» ::.-.;'.j'i;_; ‘53; a: :1; {,5 a]; 5x -.
‘ THE near approach .of the into a “dun,” being by no means it???" _ 2.2.} _ :3? |
: longCd for Christmas holiday va- anxious to be classed with liglit- 3.; 27$ 2: FE}; Lilia-i: '
; cation reminds us that the ﬁrst ning-rod agents. still we think - ‘m are .-..: 2: an»,- ., w- mar-B
l ﬁve months term Will soon be that a word just here would not STATEN ERY .
. gone and leads us to reﬂecton the be out of place, and we proceed f? .3; 3.24:: 5 ‘
' 111110h_g00d accomplished and to explain the situation and fur- ELANK l K Aw. RN EN
the lllgh degree ‘01— successﬂat— nish the desired reminder for the ' i! " i," 5
. taiiied during this term. the beneﬁt of all concerned. It is a
number of students enrolled has fact best known to us alone, that PﬁPER 3.VEREE N'VEi-SI '
been 1311‘s? than eveubefore and about nine hundred out of every 0 i is.
the quantity and quality Of: the” thousand of our subscribers still N. 48 E.MA|N 5T, lEXE H BT.N, KY.
work has been VEIy glatlfylng' OWC 115 the 51115111 but by 110 m p
. Never 3135 9161? been so tlarge a means insigniﬁcant sum of sev- W. E. MCCANN C. II. BOWYER
‘ class 0' seniors or so grea a per- ent “ﬂ .. 1 - . ‘ ' J .,
_ _ } Ve cents, anc it is none _. “g \ _ g, !
ceiitage oi students 111 the 001- the less true that even a ﬁrm We; E. AﬁlJ @ANN ﬁg ag.
le e no )er while the Academy . ,7 , ' V
‘ I g‘ 11 llitgifull share of earnest Izzma’na’ (gallant would make a Importers and Dealers in
‘ HTS 12“ ‘ _ ‘ ’ very apptemable dlffereiice iii the .
Wide-awake workers. Again, the condition of THE CADET treas— I d
lgormal pfpgrlmelltl and btltlle ury. Almost half the year is Ina, a 5, an UBEUS ape,
ominereia c 100 lave o i . . y .
‘ en'o ed a high degree of pros- already gone, and 1f 51011 are at ‘1.
' J_y 5, ‘ d.' all troubled for fear that all the . < > I I ‘ I ‘ I ,ER Y ‘
. - 0“ . . . I I I I I I
perity, léﬂegunﬁ. ”mat cple 1? money in the country is gonig '
upon, the“. 3C“ “165 as W1; as to accumulate in thehands omie Plated Wares and Housekeeping. Wares,
the institution at arge. ore- favored few you may now have . ~ . .
over the conduct of the students ’ . NOS- 50 and 52 E395 Mam Sheen
, ‘1‘ bl 1 . a most excellent opportunity of f s. ./. ‘ 7 —, D [/77 _\_ , , ,, ,
has been reinai a y. gooc, giv- avertin this dire calamit b lMlWI/Aiﬂmih‘ﬂltﬂllﬁs MlﬂﬂjQMlllmglm;-f;f.'2.f‘;i"2:31;“
from his rest; Grecran s way a long while ago. ‘;‘,.-'f'~';;2~‘?' ' 90 T O 2
He sighs a blessing on that horn, Anecreon’s Love songs are qmte ;4;;’j:'._?,;}: ,1 " i 1
And prepares (30 leave his cozy equal to those of to-day,) IL)!“ FRED J! ”Em-[Z 3;:
“0% J P NELSON =~ ' - ‘
When breakfasts o’er, again the _ 53% ~yzgrjmanf’g Jeweler!
' biwle sounds, , , , , ,‘ ﬁgs, “ 12s; 2-“ ‘
And liothe wandering cadet calls, 1‘0 L0‘ L' g@ igfstEOAEﬂEess‘EiEET' ' r,
TO 1110 1115“ t0 1‘15 weary studies’ Once when midnight’s ghostly ‘l‘gﬂ —-——--——— '
I‘OUDCS . . hour “.2, . ”/1 Best Faﬂllllles ~ 1 5
Ailililsigek Wisdom in the college 0,61. the Earth had spread its §%%% _____._= at“; . f
' power. . , ‘ ::22-:':..:r::,:::::—e~ lDWBSI PI. 2 .
But sweetest music to the eadet’s And the Wain wheeled in the 25’ 4 ‘
heart, ‘ ' Heaven 3} A“ , 1
IS Elle bugle’s note when (lt‘lll IS By BOOtES, ﬁnn hand driven; a WATCHES, . M'ﬁ'gtﬁﬁ?‘ l ‘
0 61" , 1 a f 'er ' 1
And helays his gun and sword W legeelﬁnqmce 0 men W e ‘HAMONDS, a. 3
apart . ._ i" . ‘ y “—7‘
And vainly hopes he’ll drill no T011 then powers 1“ duiance - CLOC