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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28
We advise Bryan to 60 East.

A correspondent Of the London Times
shows, by reference to the agricultural
returns from the United Kingdom, that
the acreage of land 10 cereals is much less
there than last year, and that the bad con.
dititon of the ground from excessive rains
threatens . short crop. He estimates that
moro than one half Of the grain needed
for consumption 10 tho kingdom must
co1e from foreign sources. It's ian ILL.,
wind that blows nobody good" and while
We may properly sympathizs with the
people Of England on the prospect Of .
scarcity Of brosdstuffs, yet rejoice that
We have enough and to spare, and can
give them millions of bushels whsrewith
to feed themselves, the only effect upon
US being that We will be tho richer for
the sxpoTl
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

The Jefferson City Tribune reports
the wheat prospect good. and estimates
that good crop will be worth 100000
to Cole county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

Eight thousand mail bags Of public
documents have been sent from the fold.
ing room of the House Of representatives
since March 4.
A fashionable young lady Of Philadsl.
ph,s dropped one Of her false eyebrows
10 q church pew. and badly fr'g htened
q young man next to her, who thought
it was his noustache.
Mr.. P. p. Ellis. of New Florence, G.
w. g. T. Of Missouri, will start for Lon.
don, England, about the last of next
month, to attend the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars.-Mont.
gOmery City Standard.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

The 81. Charles Cosmos says letters
from different parts Of the county report
the early corn rctted and being generally
plowed up for ano,her planting.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

The court before which George Francis
Train vas tried have decided that be is
insane, and ordered that be be sent to
the State Lunatic Asylum.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

A little daughter Of Mr.. Len T. Gray
sas sccidse,ally killed, a few days ago,
at her fathers residence in Platte county,
by falling down stairs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

The remains Of Gen. Candy arrived at
indianapolis 90 the 22j, aud we're 10 =
TERED on the following day.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28
N u RSERY

Brother Farmers, don't forget that our Eastern
neighbors are feeding apples to stock with good
results, while We have only scanty supply for
family use.
Also, that Eastern farmers have their barrels
Of cider and an abundance of the best Of apple
vinegar, and hero either Is q rarity with the ma
jority Of families.
And yet we most all cultivate more land than
Is profitable, and have often an abundance OF
waste and worn out lands that could be made
profitable II set In tIees, besides improving tho
condition Of the land.
Being overstockod with winter fruits, espe-
c'ally Of Janneting and New York Red Pippn,
or Ben Davis, will sell this spring by the Thou
sand at $500 by the 500 at $4,000. Price by
dOsen and 100 same as heretofore-by the dozen
$3.50, by the 100 $ll.6O. viii sell Hughes cider
crab, per so $500 per 100 $500; per 1000 s6o.
Pear, Cherry and Plum trees 90 cts eachi per
dozen 5000
Concord grape, hrst class, l year vines 10 cents
each: per dozen el.00; per 100 S dollars per
1000 IS dollars. Bearing vines each 25 cts, per
dosen 2,5Oi per 100, l8 dollars.
All other stock about tho sawe as ct spring
g1- For further particulars call at the Nur-
sorry, miles southeast Of Troy, on the Ieie'
graph soad, or address the proprietor.
a. M. SHULTS,
TrOv. Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

The little state OF Delaware still clines
70 the pillory and the whipping pos, 10
Furnishing crime.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28
Troy, no.. NAY IS. fS7&

St. Louis is to have another paper
The "Tribuue." The capital stock is
100000.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

4 part OF tho \ odocs have surren
dered TO the troops, but Capt. Jack has
vanished.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

Somebody down 10 Texas thought Rev.
o. W. Parsons vas q turkey and killed
him.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

fSE 10 500 per day. Agents wantedl
%O ~ AO All classes Of working GEO
plo Of either sex, young or old, make more 10 oney
at work for us IN their spare moments, OF ali The
time, than at anything else. Particulars tree
Address D. stinson 4 Co., Portland, Me. [ 7v48y
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28
Christian Institute,
Miss .. A. Stuart

Miss >. A. Stuart
MOULD inform her patrons and the public
w that she will remove her School from the
house on Main street to the Christian Insti tut,
where she will reopen her scoool on
Wednesday, January 1st, 1873.
Miss Stuart hopes to merit share of patron
age by her unremitting endeavors t, improve
those children who are intrusted to her care.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE
MONTHS.
CeuioT Vueses SZUVU
primary Classes...".... 1000
The Ornamental Branches will be charged
as customary in schools. colleges, &c.
Incidental charge (fuel &c. ............. leo
Payments made-One-haf at the commence
ment, ,sand the remainder at tho end of the ses-
sion of five months.
REFERENCES.
Judge Samr Watson and lady. St. Chorles.
Judge Buckner and lady,
Dr.. Samr Overall and lady, "
]. W. Redmon and lady, ="
Col. T. W. Cunningham,
Squire Wheeler and lady, Troy, Mo.
November 27, ls72.-n4S4t
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28
Nick-Nancs.

The following are the Nick names or
the States OF the Union: "Alabama
Lizards: Arkansas, Toothpick Califor.
MIA. Gold hunters; Colorado. Rovers
Connecticut, Wooden nutmegs: Della
ware. Musk rats; Florida. Fly-up-ihe.
Greeks; Georgia. Buzzards, Illinois
Suckers; Indiana, Hoosiers Iowa.
Hawk-eyes Kansas. Jayhawkers; Ken
tucky. Corncrackers Louisiana, Gre
oles; Maine. Foxes; Maryland. Craw
Thumpers Massachusetts, Bay Staters
Michigan, Wolverines: Minnesota.
Gophers; Mississippi. Tadpoles; Mis-
souri,, Pukes; Nebraska. Bugeeters Ne
vada. Sage hens; New Hampshire.
Granite boys; New Jersey, Blues or
Clam catchers; New York, knickers
North Caralina, Tar Boilers and Luck
les Ohio. Buckeyes Oregon, Webfoots.
and Hard cusses; Pennsylvania, PenHa-
mites and Leather-hesds 4; Rhode Island.
Gun flints; South Carolina. Weasel- /:
Tennessee, Nhelps; Texas. Beefheads /;
Vermont, Green Mountain BOYS: Yir-
ginia, Eagles: Wisconsin. Badgers.
TERRIroRIEs.- s.-Dakotah. Sqnatters /:
Utah, Polygamists: New Mexico, Span
ish Indians; Idaho, Fortune seekers and
Cut Throats: Nova Scotia, Blue noses =.
New Brunswick, Fish-heads /; Canada
Cannucks.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28
One Thing Lacking.

a clergyman at the hotel has been
seriously i'll for several days past. \
kind-hearted nurse, in the person Of Al
old pioneer Of this State, '49er. ha-
been patiently waiting on the man and
ministering TO his physical wants. The
nurse was full of sympathy for his
charge, and determined TO leave nothing
undone that he could do 10 make his
patient comfortable Fearing that the sick
man was backward in making known
his wants, the nurse addressed him
a. follows: Ask Of me any favor that
you want. aud | will be delighted TO do
it, Don't be afraid to ask" The cler-
gyman family responded. pray for me.
The '49er stood aghast and replied: 81
can whip grizzly bear play poker, drink
a gallon Of lightning whisky, aud swear
a blue streak. but haven't seen the in
side Of church for twenty-five years.
and can't pray. Don't know where TO
begin, what TO say. who 10 talk TO. nor
when TO let up. Ill 90 out Oh the street
and whip the biggest man in town for
you anything but make PRAYER" The
minister entertains high opinion OF
his nurse, and is getting better.
Nevada Enterprise.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28
Cercmonics amer a poac's Death.

Ceremonies after "a yo9c's Death.
A. ,onn a- !. Pope dies. the Cardinal
Chamberlain cs.li. out 10 linn three iime-
ia the pn.-rncc ot several members oi
thec1uncl. addressing him by hi proper
name -Art thou dcla Then answer
ia. Tor The deceased. he eXciaiins, "lle Z.
dead ~ and taking the fisherman ring.
- the seal ot the Pope j. called. breaks
H. The bell OF the Capitol j. tolled. and
the news is dispatched 70 foreign gov
crmmsuts and 10 absent cardinals. which
latter are invited 10 the couclaye for a
new election. While the vacancy con-
tinues the Chamberlain exercises fnil
authority. The cardinal, y lao have been
created hy the drilmct poniif puts on
a. mourning serge reJe> o, n violet col
or while such a. were created by his
predecessors wear green faced with red
The dead body is washed and enhslmed
and taken 90 the Panline chapel oi the
Vatican. here IL j. arraycd ia the pom
ti;ics habits. after which il is taken to
~. Peters and placed IN the SisIine
Chapel ON splendid bed OF state. sur
rounded By burning tapers night and
day. and priests who pray for the de-
parted me peOpis t1ranNhlle crown
ia kiss his ieei. On the ninth day after
the death he is PIT into "A coffin with
coronation nre,kls in gold. silver. and
brass. TO show that death eqnalsall things
After tie funeral ceremonies the coffin
j. removed TO 4 church which is said to
have been founded by Constantine the
Great. and left till il is deposited in the
tomb prepared for it. After the nine
DAYS Of funeral rites, all cardinals who
can possibly be present in Rome meet
together to 90 into conclave. Before
entering they visit ~. Peters where the
mass of the Holy Spirit is sung aud an
Grafton delivered on tho election ~ n
pontiil. They then return TO the |ati-
can, where the hymn "yeni. Creator" Is
sung, and certain prayers arc rehearsed.
and The bill for the election read.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28

srBcEIDr ZOE THE JAsrrE Cormrr
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28

WHITEwlsH-oS TINE.-An agricul-
tural paper says facetiously: Ii is abont
time that old whistewash "from the
Presidents house at Washington.
should 20 the rounds of print again.
Can't we head il of this year with a
new one from mason Of forty years
experience that appear. in the Rual
New Yorker? First prepare a twelve
or fifteen gallon kettle; have il clean
and dry take eighteen pounds of quick
lime that is unslackcd, fresh burnt: put
II ia the kettle. pour boiling water on ii
and il will commence TO slack immed-
ately. but keep il covered with boiling
water or IL will burn. While the lime
j. going through the Stacking process. il
will absorb considerable water but nut
ia water SO fast that when the lime i.
done Stacking the kettle will be full
Put in one and a half pounds Of sulphaie
of zinc and one pound OF alum: keep II
well stirred until 81 Is entirely SACKED
and it will be about the consistency oi
cram. Ii is then ready for using. II
will mix with any kiEd or pain a.
well as oil paint. have used II will
lanp-black. or yellow ochre and RED
lead, for painting brick walls. IL forms
perfect cement so that water will mo-
penetrate il after ii gets perfectly dry
Freeing will not scale IL particle
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28

7 is often the the sa MT eco alike crrs@-
4 0gsutir. she farmer uagh ilte fo se~ a.r.rea'
quantities q grain according o. the - s fe- D
part ~ Sid hiih the Farmers Fri-ns Gren lF Z
this ran be dome wfhpuf lcs. " time frraEr ~
going his field wifh orr isriii. b. rrn. vrher.
stopping his hurses ~ sn1 time rae DRILL frnr
more or less grain vlth the greatest - ard rr
iecfion- anf hen rhan-st wiIl $50 she desired
eNarfly- The sesi cups are alwsys in virw ~ the
driver. which enables him 60 a. a-ce whsn the
Haprcr-hox = ersrfy.
T. = double forced frrd Drill Gar hs rhnrrf irtr
brpatcasier- NJ taken tH ~ rar-uheffs ~ rats
change In quarfifv 20 ~ efniaf us-riar--1 str-ig
len o. nEh ~ srnerfh. hii'F uF lsrfi iarf
Can he changed fraFa one an.ufifv f1 arrthrr ir a
moment without stopping ihe frsHr Niii All
kinis n seed Nifh regularity An1 arv fav fueiss
years 90 manArefhl. nrN n a rirtf.ssitfe a.
make mistake. lsiDoEE SHrHN Ar HTK
June 1uih Ie.l Ararf-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned wishes 10 sell several
L hundred acres OF his land. lie will
give purchaser an opportunity to selesi
such as suits him. IL could be divided
30 a. TO make several good farms II j.
in Patoka, Bainbridge and Hall town
ships in Dubois county. Purchasers can
have part timber and part improved
land.
Terms Of sale will be liberal and easy.
as he j. offering 10 sell because he has
too much land. Title perfect from origi-
nal purchasers from Government. En-
gnire on the premises. or address him al
Jasper. JOSEPH a. MILLER.
Oct. IL, '73-3m.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28

~ h.- rl ahrlfr m r cfnt .fly claim
fsrif .lasltH-.fe atef a.l rfar- ever. ftr. rNs
'r far tee tSl rFst ssNr curf m fus
tr.f F4Frf Sh- sI Fewer trtter ~ short i.lg
fran.far Ms f.t.r. ln he snfre Ntstefn ana Snrft
a.srf-1 ranntrr fn Nrrr ltu tff frlrl al
fas sssfrnr rHrtlu rf.r ufrftrerv i tfaiiter
IL tha Erarfiaa- .rriefiF faisu ~ sut in grra
rrrr ease. srrIr lt.e hfs been Sufficient Or cure
s-I aheefa .i+s haV- been cErrt ~ single bo-tic
p.t nsrffr- restrrr-tnn af faf nfral htaltL. Z
arrrrtr -rf r erfrf 1ors ccr.1in fc r'rs
'-. r.f .r.fi Deb -aafr ..-s- l.r sees ~ frc
rrsrhe rar-s DIS. been ad especially 'H dIf-
arf s-rr sffrf rttes srri lhis metiigiae,
r- rsn1 sif ta t.er fh. fts i- seed ori.
ttrt tt. .a-trrt ra-trrr rrnfre rarlari r.s.f'-
.r- rf.r nrrr~ .rtrr 'hrre n- far tcs- r. ffe u'r
\ .-~ 90 f.-s ~ 7r!L-s TE1ETAlLE FAy.Ll PILLS
uill lesus-c-llf.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28
b u l. l. S
w Orn Destroyer

EXTRACT or LETTER FrOW CEoTGIA.
ynlaxou. wsIxsr Co.. Ga.
Imrs 2e
Ia Tnrs R~tr-rstr rirs iaff -rcrffiv tlver vour
.aWar- Fes'raver' several -t. fr H Hst Go rterfri 81
-1rus u has n1s fai, n single Instance 90 t-v ?
tha Hfas- Or eTsct su dr'ur rrefry large country
prasfrs ana have daily far some arsc.se n thekiut
am. SIR most respectfully.
rrLIrS 2. CLEMENT. ". y
r 8 50 r-nnFiiref ara uar.eruus are the testlrno-
rtna ~ favor ~ rv Wurrl DESTROYER hat revsrap~r
sr.sr. "A anfirsfr TOO 81 sff 20 tell 10 merits
q an iafllfh1f Teuetv far Worms Try y and he
coavirr-d. see my Jourlalfcr more fa lsscrptiou-
JOHN BULL.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-11-28

~ The regular winter trial of Mrs.
Glenn will commence next month. The
date OF her spring appearance has los
yet been fixed.
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he declared he was quite we'll, they formed
litter for him, and carried him in tri-
umph to his hotel. AS soon as was fully
recovered, fell upon his neck, aud thank
ed him from my heart; but he turned to
me and said, Dear Ned, don't thank me
give God the praise" Then we went on
our knees, and my uncle extemporised q
prayer in which inwardly Joined, and at
its conclusion gave hearty amen. 1t was
thus that he taught me, in all dangers and
a'hcaities' TO place my trust in God, and
to give thanks to him for all things.-
Young Crusader.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-23

During the time that the late Sir Robert
Feel was premier, Lady Jsue Peel was ia
the habit of pasting on a screen all the arti-
cles which appeared in the newspapers op-
posed to hin. "There is nothing very
singular in that" remarked Peel !" it 10
but the duty of every good wife to screen
her husbands faults"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-23

AT the depth of furty five feet below the
earth's surface, the temperature ia usifOrm
throughout the year. In the Mammoth aud
WyaHdotte caves it stands the year round
at So.
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Inc Christian population is composed of
1'49s, o29 Catholics. or these gu, l62, are
residents of Ontario; 1919 $50 of the Pro-
vince OF Quebec /; 95, DIG of New Brunswick;
lO200l OF Nova Scotia. The Protestant
population numbers l 1868, 7sS-distributed
amongst an immense number of different
scots, arranged alphabetically-"Adve
usts, Auglicans, 'Baptists, Methodists, Nor
mons" OF whom it seems that the great
majority are in Ontario-"Presbyter ians,"
besides many Others which it would be to-
dlous to enumerate. These however are
the principal. Indeed what a job tho Gen.
Gus takers must have had in their efforts to
give afuii religious classification of the pop
nlatlon may be guessed from this; that of
the Methodlsts alone no less than eight
suo.sects are enumerated or Baptsts i've !;
OF Brethren, three; and of Presby terians,
SIX. The Anglicans are all, whether High
or Low-though betwixt these there are as
great and serious differences as there are
betwixt any of the several Methodist or
Baptist sub-sects-lumped together, and
given at grand total of 494 ,O94, of whom,
the great majority 800, 995, reside in On
tario. In point of numbers the Methodists
take tho lead of ali Protestant sects next
In order come the Presbyteriaas, and then
the Anglicans. The Murmons stand last in
point of numbers of any Protestant sect,
counting up only 534 but by late accounts
they are making progress in Upper Canada,
ard by the time of the taking of the next
census they may perhaps occupy more i'm
portant place in the muster roll of the Pro-
testant Church in Canada.
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EDUCATIONAL.
L cor rioN y OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JosTPE
New Oreans

mild sn Houernment throughout this establi.bm.. a.,
their ins, Snia The papa never separates e..
the sans fac re- Recreation. table dormtores 49,
young iadio nate union between the Sissors And az
The na lntrusted to their motherly care au sas
with thn ~ uctoh Ia thorough solid and In
I'm botb snients of society The cour.a
led re aud Frcnchl all the branobrs N r.
taught bv at the present day Each ianonssS =.
surc correc, ss OF reapective countrca 40 as ~ a.
and distritn,in year closes with publ, e,h,ht,.>
vited. VI Pfemiums. to which parents arc N
Eaaeaton Is here tho object Of snec,.,
bv moraf Soverning those placed undcr thn h ~ sne
yor to n %asion alone. the Sistera of 81 Jo ennt1e
strc, oueate principles of solid ptety ehaSa
nstii of polite and amabe dSnore we
Pnn;i ns q o. respect and Affection tonr.. sna
NoPn 81 h an denominations admitted pAfenss'
School i. nug tho bathing season the aon-a,n.
Of St JoseS TO the Bay 81 Louis where the sistsaz
.TEREs"4HTres :. n nag N . academy,
Washing, ''..--.-----...--..-.&E 90
Entrance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 %
Singing Isen ana use Instrument. ...... ~ d
NeeS,n paihting according the number of rnr,Ss
arti6cint fo' IN all is Varieties golden embrodcrv
charge. " A"Sot 10 tho boarders without extia
articuafs address, ..Super,or... =, IN.
leans ~ ae sisters OF St Joseph Bog ISL Nsv or
nos.D,, THOMAS LAYTON
or q. ID. ELDER Agent
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oAN GRAYER. PKuPRIEToR OF PHHSIx
- SIABLE5 aud UGDERTARER, IS and 81 Ell sta n
Fie.as street, opposite PoBtchattran Railroad Thtrd
O1stteL NeW Orleana CarriaEes B4rouc hes Buggies
ana SSHaia Horses to hire Horses bought soiJ Snd
sTpt on livery Pat ut Metallic Burial Cases Nanoqnny
blacE A'nut ana PLAIN CofiRs aiways ON hand FIN
rails attended TO by the proprietor who hopes bv
trOnage. "a $3.50 pa
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Don't take too much Interest in the affairs
OF your neighbor. Six per cent will do.
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FINANCIAL,

81 9y s
sPP sew set &c
e S AND
essi.Isa 20 tho eauirsmeats or act Of CoSgrsSa
asds SSaa ags g
ss III e:
eo@msns1 s'a ss ret reg Tired e with
jay kso Spd coS s1S IT.
ks'o5i9 H fE:E;' hss iaS 4
70 the and SS state q
0r Ia .Ss. Tnssr the sss OF
0hSs the isth day of Rs559ssy ia n-n0 ana ''"'
Iso. SsSs sS of Currency
leans March 1873 -Undsr aScvS aatso4isE 1ss o.
e and SA ifF 81 s5' SE
daily ssiAnes Sst Cs the Sn Ss A0..a .
oG .sss y ~'y be a sSs r.pIrTov
[ oUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAN
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
ol-----------.- Camp Street.
Proident1w. VAN NoHpEx
Cashier--JoHS S. WALrOK.
bREcToRa.
". nd acS%sS9 e. e. fStADAtd BrOns0n 20.
David WalIsO., Of Wallace & Co.
w. Van Eorden. w.
W. ii. T6oass. of FOlesr Co. ss,sntv
Fl HERNIA BANK or lew ORLEANS.
Hzw ORLRAEs Juno 10, ISL
STERLING BILLS oE THE HIBERNIAS sANK.
DUBLIN. payable In parts OF Ireland. fcou, o.
round upwards, for sale this Bank
- W. ~ " JAS ;. TARLETON Cashisr
FoREIGN EXCHANGE
SOUTHERN BAxK, New orleans. Nav Isnn
This Bank viii draw STIRLING BILLS IN .-na "a
st parties EShns 70 Tene email amoUrss to En kiand
u roland c. LTVAUDAH
Why CasAIsa.
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Ills ln's'a'ion, situated In very delightful ,oeau,v
IN fennsylvania is under the direction of En-. s,.,
Oh 'he immac uiae Heart Mary. Tho Sister, HAVING
recently purchased the large and commodIous b,,s,,
'''0hS'hE to tho late Anthony Boluaar arc now bro
pAFea 10 anora their pupils greater advantages than
heretofore.
"' 9ooola>tio Year 10 divided into two sessiona q
n'' months each commencing September Lei. and Fob
ruary Ist-
TERMs
i'a ana Tuition per annum. payable half yesr,v An
Saso
AAnHuaGes' Music, etc, form extra charges
FOR further particulars apply to tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
West Chester Pa.
la OFFICE OF MORNING STAR
>!------------ f2f Carondetet street, N. O.
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OCTOBER 80, 1879.
With the old advantages of a sound Classical and
Commercial Edncation, the Directors of the taiisaa
tages Of arst class building entirely new and nn
superior to the former College in point of yenat;nn
arrangement and accommodation
Tho Professors being mem ers of n Soeetv which
Sf .nfee hundred years has devoted itself to the
Eaacation Of youth have in their the great adj
saey proess to give is based upon Religion and Moratv
nna mas ior its aim not only to adorn minds Of tbsr
their hearts Tho esteem virtue aud uractca iovo
for the duties they will have discharge In after life
The Plan Of Instruction eonssts three principal
merciaL The Preparatory course lasts ONE rsar and
Class eitSer The students higher
The CLASSICAL Course lasts SIX years asS avn
braces al the branches of thorough Collegiate and
those who give proofs of the In the
Se IN b Mental and Natural
to the degree of A. B. Bachelor Of Artsj
t, peg,ee Of Master of Arts "a M Is awarded to
ply and Science in the College, or ho have passed t
years T 10 n ths practice Of learned profession
embraces all the branches usually taught in ommercni
tse S and aS third year Of to
Students attend lecares in Natnrn ph Soarsa: Inc
Shemistry with the members Of the Graduating caa,
no age OF admission 10 from nine TO fifteen yeara
anu 10 ne admitted one must previously know how To-
read and write. " nv" "
TRIMS PER SESSION MONTHS.
Entrance Fee, first year only. .--....-.. a l., 90
Board Tuition and Washing, payable haIEycary, " w
and in advance. .....-......-,...-- 100 M
Bed and Bedding. - w
Cireplars can be obtained by addressing the
y iHh"oioESf OF SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
eo-nor r.r,u, THE JESUIT FATHERS
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