The University of the South,

SEWANEE, TENN.

THE University is under the joint control of fifteen dioceses of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Opened in 1868. Located at Sewanee, Tenn., on the plateau of the Cumberland Mountains, 2,000 feet above the level of the sea. Sewanee has a national reputation as a health resort.

Vacation from December 20th to March 16th, instead of during the summer months.

The following Departments of the University are well equipped and fully organized:

ACADEMIC, THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL,
LAW, AND ENGINEERING.

A SPECIAL BUSINESS COURSE in Finance and Economy is provided for students not intending to study for degrees. This course extends over two years, and includes the study of Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Banking, Political Science, History, English, and Modern Languages.

THE SEWANEE GRAMMAR SCHOOL prepares boys for this and other Universities and for business.

The Lent term of the University begins March 16th, 1899, and the Trinity term on August 10th.

For catalogues and other information, address.

B. Lawton Wiggins, M. A.,

Vice Chancellor.

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VINDICATION OF ANGLICAN ORDERS.

By the REV. ARTHUR LowndES, D. D. In two volumes, 8vo, cloth, gilt, 400 pages each. Price, $5 net.

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two excerpts for want of space.

and scholarly review (December 4, 1897), says:

The Rt. Rev. H. C. Potter, | The Rev. Theodore M. Riley, | The Living Church, in a long D. D., D. C. L., and Bishop of New York, writes (November, 1897):

S. T. D., sometime Professor
of Ecclesiastical History at
Nashotah, and now Professor
at the General Theological
Seminary, New York, writes
(November, 1897):

"It is a sincere pleasure to "I have been strongly imwelcome this fearless, wellpressed with its exceptional ordered, and valuable vindi"Its interest is as remarkable excellence in many unusual as its research and its learning, cation of the validity of Anand it seems to me its unanswer-glican Orders against the respects. Its singular clearable truth and appositeness. I attacks made upon them by ness, succinctness, justness of know of no book of such present Rome." value, and I am sure it will restatement and admirable ar- ceive hereafter permanent attention. Its necessarily polemic rangement make it, I think, tone will not diminish the a work of lasting value. It weight of its arguments, and its ought to be in the hands of fairness, its truly ecumenical far-reaching thought, its great every one in whom our Or- spirit, its appreciation of antiq- ing effect, that we welcome ders are matters of interestuity and of the present venerable this work as an important East will carry its force far be- vindication of the position of yond our own communion." the Anglican Church."

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