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UTNIVERS ITY OF MIC.,tiGAN MTA ONI)ky., DECEMBER 1.3, 1890.
PRICiE 3 CENTS.
Anual Address Before the
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Irt of self-sacrifice aitd iiiiiWer-
1'rseaeto ite distitngiihted
1 lrSt life---.thie emptatiolns ill
tf fli10ress, tile aiiiiletittil-
tflli SdiscipAles, Juedas' teach-
Vd l" ibirdeti, of tC iiiso f
wolrld-.,allI failed to turii
1%.Qu its purpose. fCirist hali
' if r>3 "iiiottrv whelni liecola
h'5it 1i'111 l i
t'lfss atiti rolt.e lemfewnts
l 1 diedhighidetilt.ts itall
l Practical affait,of datile lift.; lie
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itpo llonear Co us is thtie itis
ift lecy of wviteallt ttttv ti.
'h hl Un t.1ion niade its first
e erallft last night aodpefofrmefd
r~l usCaI part of theer~vices in a
admirable manner. The sing-
ilatigtmust indeed hsave been
reelto010tohose who have never
ei~r heard a large, well-trained
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thers li~t-crcasre iaveor alttet.t
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ott it'ctriteiierge espci~allyineoti,7
thiel siilies thier sect.-whl
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whil iere isioi ir ntedu xiiiMr. is-
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art tid ciies. ltl e{.Universtyw
Ac eri ulpotoagracenis whih rof.
tue, sta Cite clctrigof dtysems
toea iolttioiU. of AC ite tiflas,
inituatin ost-ahttte ptomtie hoardtof
aitiries t N ciho t r hwichicPtrCit
KelseivesimapolrticsghavemIteilin,
to bie secreartif Cthe tearitltws,
wh-iere they hope fitr a favorabile tie-
tiston. 'me tie N ii oirk ideputy's
rulitig affects nottttitly this inistitti-
tiont,tiut all other collegers ill this
cuntotry.
'Te Freshtmetn withste expetrience
of thseir fiirat attempt to elect class
officers before thsemn, tad been so
careful in preparing for the second
attempt that they thsoughst no unfair-
ness could occur, but as a matter of
fact quite a number-of frat upper
classmen voted, and several also
"oted twice or thsree times.
W rightKay &Go.
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io-1rilriviitii tIse
Hasrivarii Citttrs,
(ainiridge. Class.
A SpdlidI New hine of Gentle-
men'usUndserivear, Gloies, lies, &c.
Also Sportitig aind Athtletic Goods.
Chas. Speller & .
20 1-2 5 State.
iAN sEAttN IlO
\J/CANZ3ES-
Iv ttatdressintg a Postallcatrtd to
Z_ 3D_ _STTTJS,
Mantager Michtigtat League Teachers'
Bureaui,
NO. 94 SOUTH. STATE STREET,
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Several Good Positions to be Filled
by January 5, 1891