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a great deal in what he said40 7,feb41 #affd47 8,he also made me fully understand that the old law of prohibiting bullion to be exported is1 and ever was1 a folly and injury rather than good4 ,arguing thus1 that if the exportations exceed the importations1 then the balance must be brought home in money1 which1 when our merchants know cannot be carried out again1 they will forbear to bring home in money1 but let it lie abroad for trade1 or keep in foreign banks2 or1 if our importations exceed our exportations1 then to keep credit the merchants will and must find ways of carrying out money by stealth1 which is a most easy thing to do1 and is everywhere done1 and therefore the law against it signifies nothing in the world40 7,jan41 #affe47 ,,is ,,alarmed4 8,about eleven o'clock1 knowing what money ,i have in the house1 and hearing a noise1 ,i began to sweat worse and worse1 till ,i melted almost to water4 ,i rung1 and could not in half an hour make either of the wenches hear me2 and this made me fear the more lest they might be gagged2 and then ,i began to think that there was some design in a stone being flung at the window over our stairs this evening1 by which the thieves meant to try what looking there would be after them1 and know our company4 ,these thoughts and fears ,i had1 and do hence apprehend the fears of all rich men that are covetous1 and have much money by them4 ,at last1 ,jane rose1 and then ,i understood it was only the dog wants a lodging1 and so made a noise40 7,july1 #affd47 ,,uxorious4 8,called upon ,doll1 our pretty change woman1 for a pair of gloves trimmed with yellow ribbon1 to match the petticoat my wife bought yesterday1 which cost me #bjs42 but she is so pretty1 that1 ,god forgive me6 ,i could not think it too much1 which is a strange slavery that ,i stand in to beauty1 that ,i value nothing near it40 7,sept41 #affd47 8,to the ,king's house1 to a play1 ,the ,traitor1 where unfortunately1 ,i met with ,sir ,w4 ,pen1 so that ,i must be forced to confess it to my wife1 which troubles me40 7,jan41 #affe47 8,to ,clerkenwell church1 and there1 as ,i wished1 sat next pew to the fair ,butler1 who indeed is a most perfect beauty still2 and one ,i do very much admire myself for my choice of her for a beauty1 having the best lower part of her face that ever ,i saw all days of my life4 ,after church1 ,i walked to my ,lady ,sandwitch's4 99 99 ,my ,lady asked me my opinion about ,creed1 whether he would have a wife or no1 and proposed ,mrs4 ,wright for him4 99 99 ,she desired ,i would take a good time and manner of proposing it1 and ,i said ,i would1 though ,i believe he would love nothing but money4 99 99 ,so away back to ,clerkenwell church1 99 99 and home1 and there my wife was angry with me for not coming home1 and for gadding abroad to look after beauties40 7,oct4 #bnd1 #affd47 ,for the ,,archive4 ,,reading ,,maketh ,a ,,full ,,man4 ,,by ,w4 ,p4 ,a4 ,mirrored in the epigram at the head of this article1 is the soul of the great man to whose force of intellect the world is indebted for the 8,inductive ,method0 of investigation1 which has made man a prince over the mysteries of science and a minister of nature's sweet and bountiful gifts4 ,never did ,bacon philosophize more wisely1 or frame epigram more in accordance with comprehensive truth than when he uttered this sentiment3 8,reading maketh a full man40 ,let us stress for a few moments the abstract idea of reading1 and the consequent concrete idea of a full man4 ,the vexatious problem which immediately confronts us with mountainous proportions1 is how can we make the vast number of scientific languages and dialects1 in which are couched so many thousand volumes of literature1 wholesome1 pure and classic1 compatible with the brief period allotted to human life1 and the miniature portion of even this time that can be spared from the bread-and-butter warfare to the reading of other men's thoughts8 ,we do not propose a solution of this problem1 nor do we believe it possible for any man to indulge in one grand review of the world's literature2 but it is the blessed privilege of every man to become moderately well read1 in proof of which we would have only to cite illustrious names already familiar4 8,in books lies the soul of the past10 and if we would quaff the sweet ambrosia which is the world's inestimable heritage1 and develop in ourselves minds which shall prove everlasting sources of profit and pleasure1 we must wed ourselves1 with unmistakable devotion1 to the acquisition of useful knowledge2 if we do not inherit opportunities1 we must make them1 and read selectively1 comprehensively and retentively4 ,one individual can't select for another the books best adapted to the mental growth of that person2 individuality of taste is an idiosyncrasy of the human race4 ,give a person free access to a well-regulated library1 and you need not fear but that person will suit himself4 ,let the flocks graze at will upon the verdant plains where grow the herbs both bitter and sweet1 and where flow the waters of both life and death1 and an unerring instinct will always avoid the bad and feast upon the good2 then is the reason of man less to be relied upon than the instinct of the dumb brute8 ,but far be it from us to argue that any man should cloister himself within the walls of his own imagination1 feasting upon his own secluded judgment1 and thus refuse to lend an ear to a wise suggestion4 ,a lack of space forbids a more thorough discussion of this tempting subject--reading2 so let us pass to a brief contemplation of the sequel--a full man4 ,if a young man is devoid of a noble ambition1 he would do well to examine himself and bring about a correction as soon as possible4 ,honest labor is praiseworthy in whatever field it may be expended1 but there is something nobler1 more inspiring1 more appreciated1 and more remunerative than hewing wood or drawing water2 and if a man can1 by thorough preparation1 ally himself with the intellectual aristocracy of the country1 then are the possibilities of a true life spread before him4 ,what a sublime and ,god-like spectacle is a full man4 ,these are the men that wear the crowns of earth2 in their hands are the sceptres of state2 and in their lives are the world's treasures4 ,the ,alps may be hard to scale1 but the ,italy that lies beyond is worthy of the most giant effort2 and those who put on the whole armor for the contest and stand as full and well-rounded men will be the ,hannibals of unrecorded history4 ,,the ,,infinitive4 ,much hinges on the question1 8,is the ,infinitive a ,mood80 ,it is necessary first to define mood4 ,harvey says that #8mood' is the mode or manner in which the action1 being or state is expressed4 ,he says further1 8,the infinitive mood expresses action1 being1 or state without affirming it40 ,though he defines the manner in which the indicative1 the subjunctive1 the imperative mood expresses action1 being1 or state1 he fails to state in what manner the infinitive expresses the same4 ,if he means to say that it expresses action1 being1 or state without affirming it1 while the indicative1 subjunctive and imperative moods affirm any of these1 and that in this difference lies its claim to be called a mood1 why does he not call participles and gerunds moods1 as they also express action1 being or state without affirming it8 ,mason says3 8,moods are certain variations of form in verbs by means of which we can show the mode or manner in which the action or fact denoted by the verb is connected in our thought with the thing that is spoken of20 furthermore1 that the infinitive may be attached to a subject in a dependent phrase1 as #8,i saw him fall1' and that this would justify us in calling it #8mood4' ,according to ,mason1 in the sentence1 #8,i saw him falling1' it would be justifiable to call a participle1 which is sometimes called the #8infinitive in-ing1' a mood4 ,why then does ,mr4 ,mason not call it a mood8 ,besides1 in a great majority of cases the infinitive is used1 as in the sentence1 #8,i will go1' without this subject accusative1 as ,mason calls it4 ,his definition of the word #8mood1' though phrased with a view to include the infinitive1 does not give any more light on the question than the definition of ,harvey4 ,clark holds3 8,the infinitive mode differs from the other modes in this3 ,it has no grammatical subject and therefore can not be a predicate40 ,brown1 in his 8,grammar of ,english ,grammars10 says that the infinitive mood is that form of the verb which expresses action1 being or state in an unlimited manner4 ,it seems that these authors ought certainly to have given a clearer or at least a more consistent distinction between the infinitive1 participle and gerund on the one hand1 and the indicative1 subjunctive and imperative moods on the other4 ,they make the infinitive a mood along with these three moods because its manner of expression is unlimited1 while these mood forms are limited1 and yet neglect the participle and gerund1 which have1 by their definitions1 just as much right to the distinction4 ,the preposition #8to' is not an essential part of the infinitive1 for it is not an invariable sign of it4 ,many verbs1 especially the auxiliaries1 are followed by the infinitive without #8to4' ,the infinitive in ,old ,english ended in-an and did not have #8to' before it4 ,it was treated as a declinable abstract-noun1 and a dative form 7called the gerund7 was used with the preposition #8to' to denote purpose1 as #8,he that hath ears to hear'2 to hear to gehyranne4 ,this gerundive infinitive passed into modern ,english with the loss of the dative ending4 ,from denoting purpose1 the #8to' came to denote the ground of an action1 and may indicate the cause or condition of an action4 ,thus the gerund 7the infinitive with #8to'7 came to be used in place of the simple infinitive4 ,the preposition #8to' has in this manner come to be nothing but an inflection for the nominative and accusative cases1 and to lose the notional idea of a preposition except with the infinitive of purpose4 ,the infinitive is a verb-noun4 ,the authority for this begins with the fact that it was in ,old ,english declined as an abstract-noun4 ,prof4 ,whitney1 of ,yale1 says that the infinitive is a verbal-noun expressing in noun-form the action or condition which the verb asserts4 ,welsh also calls it a verbal-noun4 ,both of them say that mood serves the purpose of showing a difference in the mode or manner of assertion4 ,these two authors do not consider that the difference in the manner in which an infinitive and the indicative1 subjunctive and imperative express action is of the same nature as the difference between the indicative and subjunctive1 or between the subjunctive and imperative4 ,these differences1 as any one can plainly see1 are altogether unlike4 ,the distinction between the infinitive and the three moods is by far greater than any distinctions that the moods have among themselves4 ,the infinitive1 gerund and participle have their verb natures alike4 ,all three are unlimited to person1 number1 or order of time4 ,it is only in the other half of the compound that they differ4 ,the gerund partakes of the nature of a verb and a noun1 while the participle partakes of the nature of a verb and an adjective1 and the infinitive is verbal in the dependence of other words upon it and has the nature of a noun in its dependence upon other words4 ,from this it is seen that1 if the term #8mood' can be applied to the infinitive1 as it pertains only to its verbal nature1 it can be applied to participles and gerunds4 ,if all three are called moods1 then there is a nomenclature which is not needed and still not such as will separate the two great classes of verb-forms 7finite and infinite7 and show the difference in their expression of action1 being or state4 ,the name #8infinitive1' it is true1 would denote its manner of expression1 but the participle and the gerund have nothing in their names to denote this same quality4 ,what is needed is a distinction between the two great classes4 ,if the infinitive is not called a mood1 there is this distinction2 if it is called a mood1 then there is need of some other names by which to distinguish the two classes4 ,the infinitive has the principal uses of a noun4 ,it may be used as the subject or object of a verb2 it can be used as a noun in the accusation to modify a noun1 #8,a house to let2' it may be used in the accusative as an adverb1 #8,that is hard to do4' ,all these reasons go to show that the infinitive is a verbal-noun1 and that no one will ever have to contradict himself if he calls it by this name and does not call it a mood4 ,r4 ,d4 ,m4 ,editorials4 ,m4 ,c4 ,,thomas1 ,hesperian1 ,,editors4 ,d4 ,c4 ,,roper1 ,columbian1 ,the amount of ,greek and ,latin required in our colleges is necessary and expedient4 ,the extension of the curricula to include more ,french and ,german is indeed commendable2 but the study of the ,english language in most of our colleges has been1 to say the least of it1 too circumscribed4 ,the earnest ,english student is not satisfied with giving the ,greek and ,latin literatures only a passing notice1 but studies them as languages1 both for the mental training they afford1 and for the influence which they have had on the development of his own language4 ,so the study of ,english should be the study of a language1 rather than the study of a literature4 ,the old-time curriculum looked upon the study of ,english as a 8belles lettres0 course--merely the study of literature4 ,this1 indeed1 is good enough as far as it goes1 but it is neither commensurate with the claims upon the consideration of an ,englishspeaking person1 nor with the benefit that is to be derived from the study of the language1 pursued historically4 ,a knowledge of ,english in its less developed condition1 accompanied by a fair understanding of the modifying influences and developing changes which have from time to time been brought to bear upon it1 is indeed necessary4 ,it is as impossible for a person thoroughly to comprehend the ,english language without a knowledge of ,old ,english as it is to understand the ,latin language without a fair knowledge of its word-agreement4 ,the study of either the 8belles lettres0 or the historical course1 however1 to the exclusion of the other is not at all commendable4 ,what we need and should have in our colleges is a simultaneous study of these courses accompanied by a thorough study of the grammar of ,modern ,english so measured out and distributed as mutually to aid in a thorough comprehension of each other and1 consequently1 of the language4 99 99 99 99 99 ,among the latest features of the present system of teaching ,english in our colleges1 may be mentioned the introduction of what is generally known as 8parallel reading40 ,formally the student was required during the great part of his college course1 at least1 to study only text books1 which tend to train rather than fill the mind4 ,no question should be of greater importance to a developing mind than what should ,i read8 ,this is a question which the student cannot decide without help4 ,if the mind were originally able to grapple with great subjects1 this would not be a perplexing question1 but like other things1 the mind has its infancy1 at which period the directing hand of one more experienced1 is quite indispensable4 ,the professor of ,english and a good library unite in college1 as no where else1 to do this important work of mind-training and mind-filling4 ,this parallel1 which is read at such spare moment as would probably otherwise be lost1 not only enables the student to learn what he should read1 but also gives him a fair knowledge of the leading ,english authors4 ,for example1 if1 in this way1 one book is read per month1 the student1 at the end of his four years college course will have read about forty books1 which having been carefully selected by his professor will give him some knowledge of ,english literature4 99 99 99 99 99 ,phrenology may have some truth in it as a science1 but implicit confidence1 to say the least1 should not be placed in the statements of so-called phrenologists4 ,a phrenologist has recently visited ,trinity and examined the heads of a good many of the students1 and as a rule to their supreme satisfaction4 ,the strange part about it is that all the students1 with a few exceptions1 had special talents for the professions--would make first-class lawyers1 doctors1 preachers1 c42 but lo and behold6 scarcely a single one was told that he would make a good farmer4 ,such taffying pays the phrenologist very well financially1 but may do harm to the young man who is thus flattered1 as he will often conceive that he is indeed a genius1 and imagine that he will become a distinguished professional man if he only turns his marvellous talents in that direction1 when he is not suited for such in the least4 ,there may be something in phrenology1 but the young man who relies upon the fine marks given him by a phrenologist as conclusive proof of the fact that he will make a grand success1 will eventually find himself left in the race of life4 ,energy is the great thing after all4 ,the boy who has energy will be certain of some success at least4 ,so it does not matter so much whether you have a fifty-four or forty-nine ounce brain1 but whether you improve what you have4 ,you have an opportunity here at college to improve your mind2 make use of it4 99 99 99 99 99 ,let outward and inward improvements keep pace6 ,away with 8,smoky-row06 ,this filthy den is a disgrace to a community whose object it is to bring up young men in the nurture and admonition of the ,lord4 ,reviews4 ,j4 ,s4 ,,bassett1 ,hesperian1 ,,editors4 ,w4 ,j4 ,,helms1 ,columbian1 ,,psychology4 ,by ,john ,dewey1 ,ph4 ,d41 ,assistant ,professor of ,philosophy in ,michigan ,university4 ,new ,york3 ,harper ,brothers1 #ahhg4 pp4 xii1 #dbg4 ,this book is designed purely for class-room instruction4 ,the author has endeavored to produce a work free from metaphysics1 which he tells us has no place in psychology4 ,with this in mind1 he has also endeavored to make his work an introduction to philosophy in general4 ,he has attempted1 by his mode of presenting his subjects1 to form in the mind of the student the habit of looking at questions1 which may present themselves to him1 in a philosophical manner4 ,the obscurity which characterizes most books on this subject1 and which always leaves the mind of the beginner in a state of bewilderment1 is to a great extent gotten rid of4 ,the definitions are plain and simple2 the disquisitions are full but not tedious4 ,at the end of each chapter1 numerous references are given to parallel works on the subjects treated4 ,a writer on psychology may reject some of the matter which that subject includes1 as for instance1 the will1 but he cannot make new material2 he can only present in an attractive manner that which men have used for centuries4 ,the author has done this admirably4 99 99 99 99 99 ,a ,,tramp ,,trip4 ,how to see ,europe for fifty cents a day4 ,by ,lee ,meriweather4 ,harper ,bros4 ,for sale by ,de ,wolfe1 ,fiske ,co41 ,boston1 ,mass4 pp4 iv4 #bgf4 #ahhf4 ,there are many young men who desire to broaden their field of knowledge and more strongly impress upon their minds historic scenes by traveling in ,europe1 and yet these young men are prevented by not having the amount of money generally requisite for traveling4 ,to such 8,a ,tramp ,trip0 will be especially interesting4 ,the author tells how he has made a trip in which he saw all the objects of interest1 was enabled to study the masses from a standpoint totally inaccessible to the wealthy traveler1 and all for the exceedingly low sum of fifty cents a day4 ,a number of tables show the result of his investigation of the social conditions1 and therein are some instructive illustrations of the tariff question as applied to foreign countries4 ,the style is the free and easy and there is enough wit to make the work very interesting4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,slips ,,of ,,tongue ,,and ,,pen4 ,by ,j4 ,h4 ,long1 ,m4 ,a41 ,,ll4 ,d4 ,new ,york3 ,d4 ,appleton ,co4 pp4 #ajj4 #ahhh4 ,here we have an unusually well selected list of the more common mistakes of our language1 such as expect for think1 presume for believe1 per with an ,english word1 as per day2 we should say a day and per annum4 ,beside such as these are also added grammatical points1 suggestions upon composition1 synonymous words often confused1 objectionable words and phrases1 and a few simple rules for punctuation4 ,many of us would be surprised if we should read it and learn how much carelessness and inexactness injure the purity of our language4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,poetical ,,geography ,,of ,,north ,,carolina1 ,cold ,water1 ,reply to ,gray's ,elegy1 and other ,poems4 ,by ,needham ,bryan ,cobb1 of ,north ,carolina4 ,cambridge3 ,printed at the ,riverside ,press4 pp4 #fa1 #ahhg4 ,as the author states in his preface1 the object of this work is to aid the pupils of ,north ,carolina to memorize the geography of their native ,state4 ,the first thirty pages are devoted exclusively to this purpose1 and hence can be of local interest only4 ,the chief characteristic of the style of this part of the book is that it rimes in couplets4 ,the subject-matter falls far below the true standard of poetry1 but this is perfectly excusable when it is remembered that the author's intention was not to weave in beautiful poetic figures with smoothly flowing rhythm1 but to produce a brief1 concise aid to the memory4 ,the remainder of the book1 which consists of poems on various subjects1 contains more of the real poetic sentiment4 ,the 8,reply to ,gray's ,elegy10 8,cold ,water10 and 8,worldliness and ,worth1 or the ,butterfly and the ,bee10 which closes with fine moral on ,bible-reading1 are especially to be admired4 ,this little book should be in the library of every student in our ,state4 ,it contains a number of good illustrations1 and its general make-up is attractive4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,life ,,of ,p4 ,t4 ,,barnum4 ,written by himself1 including his golden rules for moneymaking4 ,brought up to #ahhh4 ,illustrated4 ,buffalo3 ,the ,courier ,company4 pp4 #ceg1 #abm4 #ahhh4 ,price #fj cents4 ,it is always interesting to watch the struggles of men who would grow wealthy4 ,then there will be found much interest in the account of the struggles of 8,the ,greatest ,showman on ,earth40 ,his life reads like a novel1 so full is it of incident4 ,he makes the keynote of his success the fact that ,americans admire nothing more than to be cleverly humbugged1 and he knows how to satisfy them4 ,his avowed object1 a good one1 is to furnish a moral show4 ,when this can be attained1 shows will become an educational feature by no means to be despised4 99 99 99 99 99 8,the greatness of ,london is in no respect more strikingly illustrated than by the range of its literary activity10 says the ,may number of ,harper's ,magazine at the close of that interesting article entitled 8,london as a ,literary ,centre40 ,few people are aware of the fact that to-day #ad1jjj persons in the great metropolis earn their living by their pens4 ,london is the centre of action of many whose names have become household words wherever the ,english language is spoken4 ,read the article4 ,exchanges4 ,a4 ,m4 ,,sharp1 ,hesperian1 ,,editors4 ,g4 ,n4 ,,raper1 ,columbian1 ,diversity seems to have been ordained of ,god4 ,this is especially evident in the animal1 vegetable1 and mineral kingdoms1 and the same law1 with some modifications1 underlies the world of thought4 ,no two men think alike1 act alike or pronounce exactly alike4 ,the difference between the lexicographers of ,england and ,america is very apparent1 although the two countries are very closely connected by means of rapid communication4 ,even ,american orthopists differ4 ,usage has established in ,new ,england1 for instance1 a pronounciation somewhat different from that in the ,south4 ,dictionaries do not establish usage1 but record usage1 and no dictionary is complete if it records the usage of simply a few ,states4 ,how great a diversity there is between ,webster1 ,worcester1 and ,stormonth1 commonly recognized authorities6 ,the person to whom #8accessory' 7ak-seso-ri1 ,webster7 is applied1 ,worcester calls akses-so-ri4 ,both ,webster and ,worcester prefer to accent the first syllable of #8access1' while 8,the ,academy ,orthopist0 accents the second4 ,in pronouncing #8,christianity' the usage of the ,south is in accordance with ,worcester 7kris-ti-ai-ti71 and not ,webster 7krist-ya-i-ti74 ,the words #8rise' 7noun7 and #8revolution' for instance1 are pronounced by the ,south riz and rev-o-lo-tion by ,webster and ,worcester ris and rev-o-ltion4 ,the ,archive was pleased to see the stand which the ,roanoke ,collegian had taken on the subject of orthoepy4 ,in many instances in pronunciation1 when in ,rome1 it is better to do as ,rome does4 99 99 99 99 99 ,some one has been collecting facts about the fathers of ,united ,states ,presidents1 with this result3 ,grover ,cleveland is the only ,clergyman's son who has ever been elected ,president1 though ,arthur's father was a clergyman4 ,he was not1 however1 elected ,president4 ,the fathers of the ,virginia ,presidents--,washington1 ,jefferson1 ,madison1 and ,monroe--were planters4 ,john ,tyler's father was a lawyer and a statesman1 and ,john ,adams1 the father of ,john ,q4 ,adams1 was by profession a lawyer4 ,grant was a tanner4 ,hayes's father a merchant1 and the fathers of ,garfield1 ,lincoln1 ,pierce1 ,fillmore1 ,polk1 ,van ,buren and ,jackson were farmers4--,charlotte ,chronicle4 99 99 99 99 99 ,napoleon1 while at ,st4 ,helena1 when asked how the condition of unhappy ,france could be bettered1 replied in his laconic style 8,educate the mothers40 ,the same remark will apply to every country1 and it is with special interest that ,,the ,,archive notices ,the ,monitor1 a monthly brim full of plain1 pointed common-sense articles4 ,this new magazine hails from ,henderson1 and is devoted to the interests of 8,our ,homes40 ,one of its aims is to make better cooks and better mothers4 ,to know how to cook is more necessary to a truly educated woman than a knowledge of painting and wax-work4 ,a man that marries a wife who has no idea of culinary affairs will either be poor all his life or die early with the dyspepsia4 99 99 99 99 99 ,intelligence among the masses is very essential to the success of a newspaper as well as to a great many other benefits4 ,a weekly paper will succeed in many places where a daily would fail1 especially is this so when a majority of the people are engaged in rural pursuits4 ,the success and high tone of such dailies as the ,charlotte ,chronicle1 ,wilmington ,messenger1 ,news and ,observer1 and the ,twin ,city ,daily argue well both for the ability of their editors and the intelligent spirit of the people4 ,what ,state that has no more city population than ,north ,carolina can show a larger list of newsy and literary dailies8 99 99 99 99 99 ,the third anniversary issue of the ,daily ,argus is full of interesting news and wood cuts of ,goldsboro's churches1 fine buildings1 c4 ,it is another of the successful dailies4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the subject of ,kissing is treated at great length in an article in the ,south ,carolina ,collegian4 ,this unique subject is a good one and one which should receive more attention4 ,the author says3 8,i feel that my subject will commend itself to the majority of college-boy readers40 ,his feelings did not deceive him in the least2 but why not say college-girl readers as well8 ,the girls must feel slighted4 ,does he mean to say that boys are the only ones who enjoy kissing8 ,it is to be supposed that the fair sex derive some benefit from it or it would soon fall into a state of 8innocuous desuetude40 ,at present1 from all indications1 it seems to be in a flourishing condition1 and who could desire it to be otherwise8 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,binghamite for ,march presents a marked improvement upon any number previously received4 ,it is clothed throughout in a new dress and is now as neat a magazine as could be desired4 ,with the improvement of its outward appearance1 the reading matter has also undergone a change for the better4 ,the majority of the articles are very good4 ,the one entitled 8,india3 ,her ,past and ,present10 being especially worthy of note4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,christian ,educator for ,april has been received4 ,it is full of very interesting articles4 8,the ,bible in the ,schools10 by ,j4 ,w4 ,baylis1 ,d4 ,d41 and 8,something for ,everybody to do for ,trinity10 by ,pres4 ,j4 ,f4 ,crowell1 are articles of worth4 ,the ,educator is published1 it seems1 in the interest of all the colleges in the ,state4 ,alumni4 ,g4 ,t4 ,,adams1 ,hesperian1 ,,editors4 ,e4 ,k4 ,,wolfe1 ,columbian1 --,h4 ,m4 ,alford1 '#fb1 is a successful physician in ,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 --,w4 ,f4 ,stevens1 who was here in '#hf1 is merchandising with his father at ,stevens1 ,n4 ,c4 --,b4 ,y4 ,rayl1 '#fa1 is an enterprising lawyer at ,winston1 ,n4 ,c4 --,a4 ,s4 ,peace1 '#ff1 is an active and prosperous lawyer at ,oxford1 ,n4 ,c4 --,f4 ,d4 ,swindell1 after leaving ,trinity1 began work in the ministry4 ,in spite of difficulties1 he has worked his way to prominence and is one of the first ministers of the ,north ,carolina ,conference4 ,he is pastor of ,tryon ,st4 ,methodist church1 ,charlotte1 ,n4 ,c4 --,j4 ,o4 ,walker has been studying medicine for the past three years1 and has recently graduated from the ,medical ,department of ,vanderbilt ,university4 ,he intends locating in his native town 7,randleman1 ,n4 ,c47 for the purpose of practicing medicine4 --,c4 ,w4 ,robinson1 '#hf1 is one of the growing young ministers of the ,north ,carolina ,conference4 ,he is pastor of the ,west ,end church1 ,winston1 ,n4 ,c41 and is quite popular4 ,bro4 ,robinson is yet unmarried1 but if the reports concerning the frequency of his 8pastoral calls10 which are so essential to the success of every minister1 be true1 we may reasonably expect in the near future a change--for the better4 --,m4 ,a4 ,gray1 '#ge1 graduated with high honor1 and choosing the law as his profession1 he entered the law school of ,judge ,pearson1 at 8,richmond ,hill10 and was licensed to practice in the courts of this ,state4 ,he represented ,lenoir county in the last ,legislature and is a member of committees on the ,judiciary and salaries and fees4 ,it is a fact worthy of note that every member of the class to which ,mr4 ,g4 belonged1 while at ,judge ,pearson's1 has since represented his own county in the ,legislature4 --,john ,c4 ,everett is book-keeper for one of the leading merchants in ,bennettsville1 ,s4 ,c4 ,in ,june1 '#hg1 he went from ,trinity to ,lexington ,business ,college1 ,lexington1 ,kentucky1 where he obtained a first-class business education4 ,after completing his business course at ,lexington he returned to his home at ,bennettsville1 where he has since been engaged in book-keeping4 ,j4 ,f4 ,everett1 his employer1 is also an old student of ,trinity4 --,r4 ,b4 ,clark1 '#gi1 is principal of ,gibson ,station ,high ,school1 ,gibson ,station1 ,n4 ,c4 ,he has a flourishing school4 --,t4 ,n4 ,ivey1 '#gi1 is stationed at ,lenoa1 ,n4 ,c4 ,after graduating he began teaching1 which he continued until a few years ago1 when he entered the ministry4 --,w4 ,d4 ,turner1 '#gf1 is an active1 successful lawyer in ,statesville1 ,n4 ,c4 ,he represented his district in the last session of the ,senate1 and is chairman of the committee on ,enrolled ,bills4 ,the legislative biographical sketch book of the session of #ahhg pays him the following high compliment3 8,mr4 ,t4 is a leader on his side of the ,senate1 and mentally1 physically and socially has few equals and no superiors in our present ,assembly of law-makers4 ,with striking personal appearance1 excellent mental attainments1 pleasant and engaging social qualities1 he commands that recognition to which these and other qualifications so justly entitle him40 --,b4 ,g4 ,marsh1 #hd1 is principal of a successful school at ,troy1 ,n4 ,c4 ,in a letter recently received from ,mr4 ,marsh he has this to say3 8,the ,,archive is well edited4 ,it is a neat paper and reflects credit upon its editors and the ,institution4 ,i am truly in sympathy with you all1 and hope and pray that our beloved ,alma ,mater will soon be the college for all ,methodists of ,north ,carolina4 ,i shall send all the boys ,i can to ,trinity1 because ,i know they will be well cared for and well instructed1 not only in literary attainments1 but also in all things pertaining to a full ,christian gentleman40 --,f4 ,m4 ,shamburger1 '#hc1 is in charge of ,plymouth ,station in ,washington ,district1 ,n4 ,c4 ,conference4 ,this is his second year at this place4 ,he has proved a faithful pastor and has accomplished lasting good4 ,his love for ,trinity1 like that of all her true and worthy sons1 has not abated1 and he continues to work for the promotion of her interests4 --,f4 ,c4 ,frazier1 '#eg1 after graduating from ,college1 took a thorough course in dentistry in the ,baltimore ,dental ,college4 ,he is located near ,trinity1 and has quite an extensive practice in the counties of ,randolph and ,davidson4 ,,little ,,river ,,academy1 ,n4 ,c4 ,april #eth1 #ahhh4 ,,mr4 ,,editor3--,i am heartily in sympathy with the object so worthy the earnest efforts which the students are putting forth for its accomplishment--the ,society and ,library ,building4 ,old students1 one and all1 let us not turn a deaf ear to their timely and earnest appeals1 but let us prove our loyalty and devotion to our ,institution1 and manifest our interest in the proper education of the young men who shall attend it by lending our aid in the erection of the proposed building4 ,you may put me down for #ej4jj4 ,b4 ,b4 ,,adams4 --,capt4 ,d4 ,m4 ,payne is one of the industrious1 level-headed farmers and mill owners of ,trinity ,township4 ,locals4 ,t4 ,e4 ,mc,c,r,a,r,y1 ,hes41 ,,reporters4 ,l4 ,l4 ,,burkhead1 ,col41 ,may4 ,where is that ,senate8 ,president ,crowell's mother is down on a visit4 ,dred ,peacock is a happy father4 ,it's a girl4 ,mr4 ,t4 ,p4 ,sharp came over and spent the #aath with us4 ,the old ,white house has been repainted4 ,lawn-tennis has about usurped the place of base-ball4 8,uncle ,ben0 has painted the roof of his ware-house4 ,some of the students spent ,easter at home4 ,mr4 ,j4 ,f4 ,jones has left college on account of his health4 ,bear-man and the ,siders are to be seen daily4 ,five seniors were born in the same year--#ahfg4 ,sure enough1 we had to pull 8,possum0 out of the mud4 ,throwing bean-bags is now a popular game at the ,parker ,house4 ,president ,crowell is to deliver the address at the ,winston ,graded-school commencement1 ,may #agth1 #ahhh4 ,gen4 ,j4 ,m4 ,leach and ,capt4 ,f4 ,c4 ,robbins1 of ,lexington1 stopped here a short while last month4 ,an old student wants to know why the boys go to ,archdale so often to play 8,lord ,tennyson40 ,about #ge4jj worth of books have been purchased for the ,library by the ,societies4 ,it rained so hard recently that several holes were found in ,crawford's umbrella4 ,the ,crowell ,nine are having uniforms made for the coming season4 ,major ,robbins1 of ,statesville1 spent a few days with us last month4 ,mr4 ,t4 ,m4 ,jones has been elected ,business ,manager in place of ,j4 ,f4 ,jones4 ,mrs4 ,mc,clane and neice were here on a short visit to relatives and friends4 ,the ,black ,diamond ,quartette ,no4 #b gave an entertainment for the benefit of the ,crowell ,nine on the #crd ult4 ,it was a rare treat4 ,tell it not in ,gath6 ,a ,junior thought ,christmas commemorated the resurrection2 and ,easter--well1 he didn't know4 ,prof4 to a promising ,prep4 8,what is commerce80 ,prep4 8,commerce is some kind of vegetable40 ,pres4 ,crowell delivered an address before the ,y4 ,m4 ,c4 ,a41 at ,charlotte1 on the #bjth ult4 ,a large number of the students attended the ,masonic services held at the grave of ,mr4 ,thomas ,finch last ,sunday at ,hopewell4 ,miss ,kate ,craven has returned from ,winston1 where she has been visiting ,col4 ,allspaugh's family for several weeks4 ,games are good for exercise1 but they should not be played on the ,campus1 because they kill the grass4 ,go to the play-ground1 boys4 ,local ,editor ,burkhead resigned the office of ,chief ,manager and will leave for ,alabama soon to go into business there4 ,we are sorry to lose ,dick1 especially from the staff of ,,the ,,archive4 ,mr4 ,w4 ,j4 ,helms was elected by the ,columbian ,society to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of ,mr4 ,burkhead4 ,five ,freshmen and five ,sophomores will deliver orations at ,commencement4 ,the ,faculty choose two out of the ten1 and the ,societies choose the rest4 ,the contest for representatives will come off ,may #ajth4 ,are you going to ,asheville8 8,yes1 next ,summer40 ,we will not have the pleasure of describing the ,asheville trip in this issue1 as the boys didn't go4 ,the ,richmond and ,danville ,rail ,road ,company would not charter a car to run on the regular trains1 but offered special inducements to a party of thirty or more4 ,the excursionists have postponed the trip until after commencement4 ,the ,college ,christian ,association was admitted into membership with the ,y4 ,m4 ,c4 ,a41 and sent ,messrs4 ,roper and ,adams as delegates to the ,convention at ,charlotte on the #aith ult4 ,sent in to the ,local ,editors3 ,in the spring1 the just weaned ,freshman1 ,longeth for his father's shed2 ,in the ,spring1 the ,classic ,soph'more1 ,sees his ,math goal just ahead2 ,in the spring1 the ,junior's mustache sets ,itself to grow2 ,in the spring the trembling ,senior ,fears his thesis is no go4 ,original1 tho' you mightn't think so4 ,prof4 ,w4 ,a4 ,blair1 of ,winston1 delivered a lecture here on the #adth of last month4 ,everybody was well pleased and said that it was the best lecture of the year4 ,if you have any of the 8,elements of ,success0 in you1 such a lecture will bring them out4 ,we will be glad to hear the gentleman again1 and that soon too4 ,an ,athletic ,association has been formed for the development of the physical man1 and the boys are zealously taking hold4 ,we hope soon to have a ,gymnasium and also to have a record which will head the ,state schools4 ,prof4 ,english1 with three ,seniors and a special in tow1 went to ,greensboro last ,saturday4 ,won't they shine in their ,prince ,alberts6 ,interesting and successful meetings1 began by the delegates returned from the ,y4 ,m4 ,c4 ,a4 ,convention1 are being carried on4 ,rev4 ,mr4 ,bays1 of ,asheville will deliver the address before the graduating class at ,commencement2 and ,rev4 ,w4 ,h4 ,moore1 of ,washington1 ,n4 ,c41 will preach the sermon before the ,theological ,society4 ,dr4 ,mc,canless is building a house nearly opposite ,prof4 ,gannaway's4 ,we are glad that the ,doctor will make his home with us4 ,a goodly number of the students propose to attend on ,may #eth the celebration in commemoration of the battle of ,guilford ,court ,house4 ,a new catalogue will appear in ,may4 ,there will be changes in the requirements1 changes in the courses and changes in the arrangement of these4 ,send your address to the ,president1 and one will be forwarded you4 ,several of the boys attended the ,quarterly ,meeting held by the ,friends at ,springfield a ,sunday or two ago4 ,do not forget the ,re-union announced in circular ,no4 #c4 ,unusual attractions await those who attend4 ,not a single old student should fail to be present1 for the pleasure in store promises to be an ample recompense4 ,the ,hundley-,house boys and the ,gannaway crowd are at dagger-points4 ,it is all about one girl4 ,,dike ,,book ,,company1 ,opp4 ,national ,bank1 ,,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 ,fine ,books and ,stationery ,,of ,,all ,,kinds4 ,base-,ball ,goods1 ,croquet ,sets1 ,hammocks4 ,books of great value1 including ,history1 ,biography1 ,poetry1 ,travels1 c41 for young men and students1 at low prices4 ,,full ,,line ,,of ,,the ,,poets4 ,latest ,publications of ,lovell's ,library1 ,munro's ,library and others4 ,,important ,to reduce our stock of clothing1 we offer same for #cj days at ,,prime ,,cost #ej ,suits #d4ej1 #e4ej1 #f4ej2 #ej ,suits #h4ej1 #aj4ej1 #ab4ej2 #be suits1 ,corkscrew ,worsted1 #f4ej1 #h4ej1 #ab4ej1 up4 #aej pairs ,men's ,pants1 #ge;c to #e4 #ej prs children's pants1 #ce4 ,r4 ,j4 ,,lindsay ,,bro4 ,,grimes ,,strickland1 ,pharmacists and ,apothecaries1 ,,thomasville ,n4 ,c4 ,keep constantly on hand ,,pure and ,,fresh ,,drugs and ,,medicines4 ,best brands of ,cigars and ,tobaccos always on hand4 ,prescriptions carefully filled at all hours ,,bellevue ,,hotel4 ,j4 ,n4 ,,campbell1 ,,manager4 ,headquarters for ,sportsmen and ,commercial ,travelers4 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,,john ,h4 ,,tate1 ,leading ,retailer and ,jobber of ,staple and ,fancy ,groceries1 ,,fine ,,confections1 ,foreign and ,domestic ,fruits1 ,nuts1 ,,fine ,,patent ,,roller ,,flour ,a ,,specialty4 ,best ,line of ,green and ,roasted ,coffees and ,teas4 ,i also keep in stock a good line of the celebrated 8,agate0 ,iron ,ware1 ,,wood ,,and ,,willow ,,ware1 ,lamps and ,lamp ,goods1 ,brooms1 ,kingan's ,fine ,hams1 ,bacon and pure kettle rendered ,lard4 ,prices as low as the lowest4 ,new ,corner ,store1 next door to ,post ,office1 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,,when ,,in ,,high ,,point ,,call ,,on ,r4 ,c4 ,,charles1 --,,for-- ,groceries of all ,kinds4 ,he has a large and well selected stock of ,,fresh ,,and ,,reliable ,,goods bought low for cash4 ,he can and does sell as low as the lowest4 ,will deliver goods at ,trinity free of charge4 ,send ,your ,orders to ,charles4 ,dr4 ,h4 ,c4 ,,pitts1 ,,dentist ,high ,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,gas or ,ether used if ,desired4 ,office over ,wrenn ,bros'4 ,store4 ,,peterson1 ,,photographer1 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,solicits any kind of work of ,trinity students4 ,challenges comparison with any work in the world4 ,groups1 any size1 of the very best4 ,satisfaction in every case guaranteed4 ,,call ,,at ,,call ,,at ,,wrenn ,,bros4 and see the spring attractions in ,men's1 ,youths' and ,children's ,clothing and ,gents' ,furnishings4 ,latest styles in ,,soft ,,and ,,stiff ,,hats4 ,elegant assortment of ,neckwear4 ,shirts to order on short notice4 ,a line of ,s4 ,gardner ,jones' ,calf and ,kangaroo ,shoes4 ,,hello1 ,,methodists6 ,,send ,,for ,,circular ,,to ,piedmont ,poultry ,yard1 ,,knob ,,creek1 ,n4 ,c41 and get prices of our ,pure ,blood ,stock and ,eggs1 ,brown ,leghorns1 ,light ,brahmas1 ,langshans and ,scotch ,collie ,dogs4 ,eggs for ,hatching our ,specialty4 ,,trinity ,,college1 ,,trinity ,,college1 ,n4 ,c41 ,u4 ,s4 ,a4 ,,faculty4--,separate chairs in ,history and ,political ,economy1 ,latin and ,french1 ,english and ,german1 ,greek and ,metaphysics1 the ,natural ,sciences1 ,mathematics and ,engineering1 ,business and ,pedagogy4 ,,departments4--,collegiate1 leading to ,degrees of ,a4 ,b4 and ,ph4 ,b4 ,preparatory1 preparing for admission to college4 ,business1 five months' training for business life4 ,post-,graduate1 advanced studies beyond graduation4 ,pedagogics1 lectures and special work for teachers4 ,theological1 preparatory training for the ,christian ,ministry4 ,,expenses4--,tuition1 #c to #e per month4 ,board1 #h to #ab per month4 ,tuition should be paid in advance1 and books at the time of purchase4 ,,special ,,lectures are given weekly to all who may wish to attend1 free of extra charge1 on topics of interest4 ,the lecture program of prominent speakers for the weeks will be announced later4 ,,examinations4--,examinations in course are held twice a year or at the completion of any particular subject4 ,examinations for admission to college in #ahhh to any of the regular classes will be held in ,june on the day following ,commencement1 and in ,september on the day before the opening of college4 ,students are admitted to the ,preparatory and ,business ,departments without examination1 but to no other4 ,the requisites for admission to the ,freshman class in #ahhh are ,arithmetic1 including the ,metric ,system2 ,algebra to ,quadratics2 ,u4 ,s4 ,history2 ,english ,grammar and ,analysis2 ,geography1 ,descriptive and ,physical2 ,natural ,sciences1 ,physiology and ,hygien2 ,latin1 three ,books of ,csar and ,latin ,grammar1 including ,prosody4 ,an extra year's work in ,latin and ,greek will be required for admission in #ahhi to the classical course only 7,a4 ,b4 degree47 ,,location4--,in ,randolph county4 ,reached via ,high ,point1 ,n4 ,c41 over the ,piedmont ,air ,line4 ,healthfulness and quiet location render it peculiarly safe and well adapted to the education of youth and young men4 ,,information4--,special circulars issued quarterly1 and the regular annual catalogue will be sent or any desired information given respecting the ,institution1 upon application to ,,john ,f4 ,,crowell1 ,a4 ,b4 7,yale71 ,president4 ,,wm4 ,,partridge1 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,makes a specialty of ,,ladies' and ,,gentlemen',s ,,fine ,,shoes1 ,,hand ,,sewed ,,shoes1 ,,french ,,calf ,,shoes1 ,,hand ,,welt ,,shoes1 ,,goodyear ,,welt ,,shoes1 ,mc,k,a,y ,,sewed ,,shoes1 ,,gentlemen',s ,,genuine ,,kangaroo ,,shoes4 ,j4 ,,faust ,,son',s ,,fine ,,shoes4 ,dunlap ,youman's block of ,,stiff ,,hats1 also a fine line of ,,crush ,,hats4 ,,wm4 ,,partridge1 ,boot1 ,shoe and ,hat ,store4 ,,brown ,,matton1 ,,druggists ,,next ,,door ,,to ,,post ,,office1 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,invite the students and friends of ,trinity ,college to examine their complete line of ,toilet ,articles1 ,perfumery1 ,stationery1 and all articles usually found in a first-class drug store4 ,,the ,,best4 ,,the ,,best4 ,holmes' ,new ,readers1 ,maury's ,geographies1 and ,holmes' ,new ,history are recommended by the ,state ,board of ,education for exclusive use in the schools of ,north ,carolina4 ,best books at lowest prices4 ,every school should have them4 ,,university ,,pub4 ,co41 #ai ,murray ,st41 ,,new ,,york4 ,,thomas ,,bros41 ,successors to ,thomas1 ,reece ,co41 ,,power ,book ,,and ,job ,printers1 ,,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 ,printers of 8,the ,archive40