University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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'ro REGENT LEVI LEWIS BARBOUR OUR ALUMNUS BENEFACTOR, THE EDITORS DEDICATE THE 'NINETY-FIVE CASTALIAN.

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8 HE academic gown, as used in America, is really a uniform. On its historic and picture esque side it serves to remind those who don it of the continuity and dignity of learning, and recalls the honored roll of English-speakingUniversity men. .On its democratic side, it snbdnes the dilfer- enees in dress arising from the dillerences in taste, lashion, manners and wealth, and clothes all with the outjvard gracelof equal fellowship which has ever been clanned as an inner fact in the republic of learning. The gown uniforms a body of scholars, overcom- ing the nondescript dress of any considerable number nf men or women. On the score of economy it saves many a young man or woman considerable expendi- ture at the end ofa course, when there is the least l- ft to spend, but when it is desirable to make the best appearance. In colleges where gowns are worn throughout the year, the plainest suits or dresses may be worn beneath them. GARDNER LTo'rRisl.l. LEONARD. COTRELL at LEONA RD, MAKERS OF CAPS AND GOWNS . . TO THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES. ILLUSTRATED TREATISE. ETC, FREE UPON APPLICATION. NION AKRON CEMENT sets COMPANY, MAN::A1e:I':RERs The Strongest ST-Fi R cApAci-ry Natural Hydraulic as OF WORKS Cement Manufactured 2-000 BARPEI-S in America. BRHND ONLY- OFPICE. 16:1 ERIE STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y- AI mllllllllllll X ,xfrnsvtn s Dlllnnunomi. gym R v QW' Ufulguvilruilr ilhliluililiilvllgj -X iliiuarl vrf ivllll' oignoNll' -L Webster' l!!. A..' Ixxxlx ,,,,, , , A TITLE wdlf, Af, ' ' 2, X f'2'f X . ,rs li el ft' ll YN lx! Q mill... R mmc O I I s Internatlonal D1CtlOn8ry The New' Unabridged. It is the Standard of the U. S. Supreme Court, of the U. S. Government Printing' Office, and of nearly all of tho Sehoolbooks. It is warmly commended by every State Superintendent of Schools. A Cnllf-ge fI'l'1-sldent wrltl-R : U For mu-me with which the eye finds the word sought, for xtccnriwy of definition, for el'- fective nxethmls in inillcuting pronunm-ixttlmi, for terse yet umnprehensive stntmnentrx of facts, and for practical use an it working dietlomu-y, 'Webster's International ' excels any other single volume. G. 8: C. Merriam Co., Publishers, Springfield, Mass., U.S.A. mar' Send for free pannphlvt containingepechnen payzvs illustrations, etc mrlio nut buy cheap photographln repr nts ofthe Velrster of 1847.

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