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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-03

Rutherford b. Hayes, by his letter of
acceptance, has placed himself in the
most decided, open and unequivocal
manner on our platform. We recon-
mend his magnificent letter to every
thorough study. No unprejudiced citi
zen now can doubt, for moment, that
the good cause of reform has found in
the Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency its called representative.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-03
Lafayette. Journal.

1t is a clear, Straightforward, une-
quivocal statement of his views on the
more important points in the Cincin-
natl platform, and every man in the
land will know, when he votes for Gov
ernor Hayes, just what he is voting for.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-03

1t is the voice of an honest man. a
true patriot, sincere reformer, speak
ing just what he means. Since he has
been nominated he has received many
aecessionsOf support from sources which
might have been alienated; but Gov.
Hayes, henceforth, is his own best adj
vocate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-03

After reading that letter, we cannot,
but feel that Rutherford B. Hayes is
the man raised up by Providence to
meet our Nations present political
emergency, just as Abraham Lincoln
was raised up by Providence in 1850 to
meet the emergency of the rebellion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-03
Philadelphia Times.

1t is the rosiest, happiest paper we
have read in many long day. He al
ludes TO some of the planks in the Gin
cinnati platform, and pronounces them
just as he shall be pleased to fight and
win and work upon. If elected he will
abolish the Jacksonian rule, ITO the
victors belong the spoils,'' and divide
the offices himself in the interests of
honesty and efficiency.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-03

His letter, as whole, places him in
direct alliance with the best and most
truly reformatory elements in the party,
and makes him emphatically leader
suited to the spirit of the times and the
highest necessities of the country. 1t
cannot fail to win for him the respect
and support of all men who believe in
good and honest government, and who
are not to be misled by the Implicitly of
the st Louis platform and ticket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-03

J. W. MAXEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-03
: The YELLOW Centaur Imminent

Is adapted 10 tough Che muscles. cords and
flesh Of horses and animals. III has perform-
od mere wonderful caiSs of sPdyino Strain.
Wind gals. Scratches. Sweeny, and general
Lameness .han all other remedies in exis-
tenee. Read what the great Expressmen say
of it: .efer
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EDUCA. oNAL.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
l NJ NJ A c ULAT CON TION,
Corner of Common and Bar onne streeta
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary institution incorporated by tho State
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees 10 oon
duoed by the Of the Society Jesus The build
inRs are well adapted for educational purposes A
ro@ryaG6 cut on from tho street ia
A. M till their departure at r H. they are eon.tSnt,
secluded and superintenJed.
The Course of ls pranarn,or>
CommerciA and Classical.
The Preparatory Course is for beginners
The Commercial Course Is for those tudepts " bo do
not wish to learn Latin and Crock.
The Glass cal Course those bo deaIre In hAva
complete education. " ~
French is taught IN the three courses
Students not admitted un lcsa they know hov IN
read and ~ '"
The moral aud lr,.iu- of n, atnd,nt. "a ,h.
!fn" ;'2 object of tiI, tilJtr0rtora
'rv MONTH t"'oi' ~ Sent I" pnronts, stating con.
GO t'r'Srrss, rH'. in a. Iss and attendance.
=" RcaGamlc;. year ruSiG- IA the FirHt Monday
ut s;rt0up; aud aln.Ss - .t.- unl of JpIv
CEi:NS:
Entrance Fcr D..
oolesiate Couis". payable ia advance sad In Uni,~d
States currency, 'no .uprths, $40.
Preparatory Cu'rSn. sc
myi476ly HNy = GAUTREIrT pr,.,d.,,
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST.. JoSEPH'S CONVENT,
Corner of st. Philip and Galvez.

The re-opening of the Scholastic Session will take
place on the 10th of September.
Parents who have sincere desire for the success of
their children earnestly solicited send item at
the fixed tine.
BAY ST. LOUIS.
Two Sisters of this Academy will In the city
until the 18TH to receive and under their charge
those pupils whose parents will be unable to acconp .ny
them at the stated time.
They will return to the Bay by the frat train the
18th of Sc P.embsr se3tf
THE MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
(now entering its twenty seventh SESSION. will re-
ceive pupils on the First Nor day in Sc ptember.
Terms m ade known at the School, No. sss Magazine
street, between First end Philip streets
References. the drst in the city, ae34t
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Wednesday, October 4. IszG.

| Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
With the old Advantages of a sound Classical and
Commercial Education, the Directors of the College
now offer to their patrons tho additional nd van
superior the former College In point ventilation
| Ari an cement and Eccomm atIOn.
Tho Professors being members Of Society which
for three hundred years has devoted itselI 70 the
Education OF youth, have their favor the great Ad
they profess TO Hv based Religion Morality
and has for it's aim, only adorn minds OF thsfF
pupils with useful knowledge but also 20 nstI into
their hearts the esteem OF virtue aud practical
the duties they will have discharge In nfterIfe
The Plan of InstructOn consists Of three principal
Courses the Preparatory the Classical and the
mercial. The Preparatory lasts ONE year AND
is intended TO prepare the younger students
Class, either in the Classical Commercial courHs
The CLASSICAL Course lARts years. nnd en.
braces all the branches of thorough Collegiate and
University Education. At tho end Of the siStb wear
those give proofs the req kno In the
Greek and Latin Languages, and show sufficient pron
cheney in Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
to the degree OF A. b. bachelor Of ArtsJ.
The Degree of Master Of rts "a. M ls awarded 70
ply and Science in the College who passed two
years in the practice of 3 learned profession.
The COMMERCIAL L Course lasts THREE years, and
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
Colleges. The third year of this corresponds
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the mem bers of the Graduating class
The age of admission is from nine to fifteen years
and 10 be admitted must preyouAly know how 70 |
read and write.
PR sEssIoN OF TEN MONTH";.
Entrance Fee first year only Is %
Board, Tuition and Washing K payable half yearly,
Medical IL 20
Bed and Bedding. ls W
Circulars can be obtained by addTesstng the
Near Mobile, Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS.
L,ornsT Bsronne and Com strseta, New Orleans,
p. POURSINE, College Agent
Sei275ly l4o GrSvier street. New Orleans.
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A BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENTAL French
horticulturist, in studying the physiology
sf the vegetable kingdom, conceived that
the smallness of certain plants-the violet,
for example-was owing to an atmospheric
pressure too great for its delicate organs.
Having carefully resolved this idea into
form, he determined to test the correctness
oft by some satisfactory experiment. After
not a little calculation he at last hit upon
the possible and probably only means by
which he might illustrate his new theory.
He prepared small balloon of as light ma
terial as was consistent with the necessary
quality of durability, and this he made per-
fectly tight, 80 as to prevent the escape of
any gas with which he filled it. To this he
attached strong silken cord, 1900 metres
long, or say 4O90 feet. Attached to the bal
loon, in place of basket, was a pot of
earth, in which were planted Parma violets
just springing from the root. The result
has been wonderful. In the thin air which
the delicate violets breathed at that height
for flowers do breathe in their own deli
cate way-tbey throve mervellously, the
blossoms enlarging to FIVE times the size at
tanned at the level of the earth's surface.
This beautiful experiment, after about two
months of judicious trial, rewarded the in
genious and scientific horticultural by pre-
sentiDg him with violets as large as Bengal
roses, something probably never before
seen on earth.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of st Dominic

The duties of this Institution will be resumed on the
First Monday in September.
The system of education embraces History Geo.
graphy the English and French Lancua Litera
ture, Rhetoric, Mathematics, Book. .Keepipg a. Natural
Philosophy, Logic, Metaphysics.
Special attention given to Epistoary Correspondence
and Composition; also to Tapestry Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental NeedlewoIk.
Lessons in Painting Wax work form extra
charges
Lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music by
Professor. auo7 IF
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ST. VINCENr'S HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienyille Street,

The R'v. Fathers Of Holy Cross in charge Of the
Home having completed extension of tho buidinRs
few boys, having parents guardians able to pay
small sum for their board and education. will To re-
ceived Those under twelve years of age will be kept
at school Mt the Home and those over twelve years
will DO sent to Holy Cross Model Farm. wheIe they
will be employed half the the othe-
half at school.
Apply to D. p. SCAELAN Prasdenx
mhl2 oaI op,r,op .tronk
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The government throughout this establishment Il,
mild and parental The pupils from
their insructresses RscreAton table dormtoriea nre
the same for ALL In short erything tends to pro
mote atectionate union between the Sisters and the
young ladies intrusted to theiI mothHrly care.
The instruction ID thorough and solid in harmony
with the requirements of society. The
I'm both English and French) al the branches of know
ledge cultivated at the present day Each Language Ia
tRagh by natives of respective countries so ~ to In
sure correct pronunciation.
The academical year closes with a publio exhibition
and distribution Of premiums, to which parents 10 are 10
vited
Education Is here the object of attention And
solictnde. Governing those placed under their cha
by moral suasion alone, the Sisters of ST. Joseph en-
vor TO inculcate prncipleB of solid piety, reGuire
strict obser"ance of polite and Amiae and
nsti feelings of respect and affection
Pupils OF al denominations are admitted.
NoTA.-During the bathing season, the boarding
School ia moved TO the Bay ST Louis, where Sisters
OF st. J0eeph have a hOurtsbng academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, 10 follows,
Boarding, per three mon tbs. -$5+ 90
Washing, "a " --...-.-..-....-.......IO 10 Ou
Entrance, 81 ''
Music Lessons and use Of flnstrument...-..-.G 81 90
DreWlnR Lessons 0C
Pastel oil painting, according to tho pupils
Needle work in all is Varieties, golden embroidery
artificial flowers is taught to the without
charge
For further partcuars address, 'Superioreas OF the
Academy of the Sisters of ST. Joseph, Box 1911 o.
leans;" or, II moro convenient, apply to
THOMAS LAYTON
dogs rs iy or @. u ELDER. Agent.
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I INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
The IMMACULATE CONCEPTYON
Thirty-Einth and Pine Streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA

This Institution, conducted by the Religious OF II
Good Shepherd has for Its objects tho ing OF
young girls in habits Of pety aud dusrY inn Arfna
1t the same time Soiid English education
Terms for Is, ard and Tuition inc udInR wAAhin ana
Bedding per AnDum. $3.50.
Music, Gold Em mbroIdery and Artificial Flowerm
form charges For further particulars Gpplyto
aus 10 ~ THE SUPERIOR ESS.
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THE LOCQUET-LEROY
N. o. Female Collegiate Institute,
2SO.---.-. Camp Street. go
Between Cailiope and Poey far,a

The Sixth Scholastic Year of this Institute will com.
mence on Monday, Septem6er 4th. 1876 The of
study English and French, embraces all the branches
Of solid Instruction The price of tuition in both
languages for day scholars from Is to per
month according to the classes; for boarders $40 per
month or $50 payable Invariably
Eapecal attention will be given pupils preparlnp
for First Communion under the direction Of priest
appointed by His Grace the of this Diocese.
For further particulars apply to the Principal Mime
S. b Locquet Leroy, by letter. Postofce Box lI3O
au27
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N Il I. .y any body d0nbts that Euglapd bos o,oi,,
ind oN Stii called the tight little seS he e'Ti WI
bundled t6oussnG ae E1sSSm0SSn dSS@@Snts that three
A'r drunkenness last year, were arrested
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
(ST. AARYS,)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. LA
Situated ON the N.ssssippt River, Sixty Miles aO,,
New Orleans.

Situated on the Nssissppt River, Sixty Miles a,,,
Now Orleans
porated by Il law cI the Legislature and empowered
grant diplomas and degrees, will open on TUhS
DAY. October al 1875. 1t 10 under the dir.olio,
OF tho MarSt Fathers who form a society specially d
voted to education College Point and Convent Land
are convenient aud regular ind places stsanbna
going to ard returning from New Orleans
TERMS:
Payable in l. 5. currency half yearly In advance,
hoaEu union washing and stationery, peI term Of
.slse
Doc Sors Fees and medicine. In ordinary casea OF nj
Io1D wv az pe' hhhuih h
" NaShlHR per ahhnm
Entrance fee. to be- paid only --........ 10
Extra Charges
GermSh OF spanish e5
use OF philosophical Apparatus and Chemicals.-. 10
at ProfessOr's G rPeA
Violin or Piano, with of instrument per month
Use OF instrument and music lessons tBrass Bandl
per anhhtn
school Books Stamps and other sch ool neoessaries
pos,,.. at current prices
N. B.-Au music lessons to DO paid for MONTH,
In advance.
His Grace. the Most Rev. Archbishop OF New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy Of Al-iers
For further details, apply to the Rev. President q,
the College or
MR.. P. POUESINR
oo2I 70 ly NO 40 Gravier street New Orleans
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ct. srAEIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAT ST. LoUIs, Mrsslssiypr

This instituton chartered by the state LsEaiAturs
and conducted by the Brothers Of the Sacred Hear
been in sucoessful operation since Beautifully
situated on the shores of the Bay o1ta
sve view Of the Gulf and AfordnR all the advAntNVh
Of the sea breeze and bathing the summer Its spen
dd location lie great incHment to hsaIthful oxGuae
and Amusement for the pupils The Com Coura
comprises all tho BREACHES OF good EnKsh oduostoa
Board and Tuition, por session, payable half yearly
ADVANCE t2$O o.
Washing per Sssion Observation-Disclosures. is 90
Bedding Por session, optional. A).---.-.--.-.. 20 Oe
DoctOT Ee08
VHoatiOn II spent at the institution. 50 "
CHABgEB.
Piano and Violin per month, eGch..
Uss Of Piano per month nth--.-....-....----...---
Eluts nOnfh---- 4 10
BTAsE Instrument, per month h.....-.....--. -.
BpAuish and German nEuRges, Per month, each.
For farther pSrtioulArS, apply TO
BRO. GABRIEL
mys TGIy Director Q ths college
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young LADIES' ACADEMY
UHpxR TIE DIRECTION OF
TIL E UR S ULIN NES,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS

This Institution which the inhabitants of Louis,an
and the a ,sent states have Kindly favored with ther
RECOMMENDATION {" b" introduced TO public notice it
WIN thaeiore suffice to give outl the of
education pursued by the rutoresses OF this
MORAL EDUCATION.
The object constantly kept in visw bv the Ladies' is
me ndoIning of Their pupils minds with know ed ge
them TO polite aud amiabls deportment as we'll IA Il,
habits ct iudn-rv order and They are YER
suffered t" go heyond the rea "f watohful but =
ternal supe nendenc,, those Vigilance securss the
preservation of morals and the willing of
ahe rules Ihoush the members of this Community
are exclusively Catholics pupils OF all demon i.titt-
score of reicon, bat for the sake of order .i ,r.
equally required to assist At the exercise D.vtno
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The health Of the pnps is object of unn terrupted
to their food which wholesoms and ABUNDANT
The hour. Of relaxation are so distributed throughout
student suffers from their application their classical
When eick, they are always attended by one of the
adies: IL necessary tn. Pbysieinn is in immediate
or guardians.
The system of irstruct on emb' the following 9
o'Jects The Er gi-h and Fr"nch Languages plain .nd
ornamental writing Arithmetic Geography, the use
OF OF the Globes His'ory sncnt rmd nl"-rr> thoogg
CHRONOLOGY Engllsh French L''eratnr-, Astr0n.
taayht in ths nsr hq,r"H sn4 h.m'.try are
various sty Water Fnsri, and 81, velvet etc
Arthctai Flowers pam and or'aM~ur. >eedle Work
aricnl4r attention IL ia d ~ Music.
-TEEMS:--
Ihe Scholastic wear. o: ten h. aud half com
mences ON the ID of Nov, uIhe. AID ends about the
middle OF September.
Board and Tn'tioT, per session. s2in; PAYABLE in
advann- the fret in Noven ber toe seC-
ond and third in February and in June each {s1 90
Day Scholars per session, SIas, payable In ad.
=, vance eacn term 46 60
Entrance lor tne 6oArders 90
Gbtrance LOT tne Day scholars
No deduction Ia made for tho.e who are witbdrawu
before the end of Ierm for accidental absen
nor for those who proong vacation time beyond the
appointed day for their return. ~ ~
EXTRA CHARGES.
Statonery and use of Maps and Globes per term -
1iuelc' per month IL 90
ror tne use OF oiusca Instruments. per month. 90
Drawing, including paper and pencils per month s 90
1Hrtincis rlowers, per term -.---.------.- 10 %
W AsnihR' per mohth s 90
1pehses Ior the bathing Sc
OInlnAry lhnrmary expense / 90
E"oks necessary LOT the nerent classes be
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
FoRDHAM. NEW YORK,
UNDER DIRECTION OF THE JESUIT FATHERS
Ia beautifully situated In n very picturesque and
healthy part OF New York County.
The College affords every facility tho boat ClanaeA
and Commercial Education.
Studios will be resumed Wednesday, Sept 9, ls7e.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per
For further particulars apply to
REV. r. wM. GoCKELN 81.
bgl3m President
ST. VINCENT"S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES
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ct. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND COTEAU, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LoUIBIASA.

This College Incorporated by the State Of Louisiana
with the privilege OF comforting Academic Degrees
conducted by the Fathers OF the Society of Jesus.
plan instruction embraces the ordinary
OF Science, Literature and Commerce. the they
are taug ght in otrer Jesuit Colleges.
The next session will open October Cd
Board Tuition Washing and Stationery, per year $3.50
Entrance Fee for the first year onlyJ.--...-... IL
Medical Fees......- 10
Bed and Bedding when furnish ed by the College
Payments must be made half yearly in advance.
For further particulars supIV TO
+. POURSINE 4 CO, ARentE.
auI396Iy $40 Grsvier street. New Orleans
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan AsyuDs at Matches. Mias.s-
sipp will receive boys and girls boariers for Il
charge Of sio per month. always paid 10 alvAnoo
This will pay for board lodging, washing and tuition
Of tho uniform.
Tho boarders will hav tho fare aud .reatm or
Rs the orphans
This arrangement is made for the espeoia aoootnmc
dAtion OF Catholic families with limited means, thl
wish 20 give their children plain Catholic cd ucaton
a. little expense or at least give them few montho
of particular preparation for their First CommunIol
and affirmation.
Children however. who are not Catholics will ane
be received
Apply to tho Brother Director of D'Evereux Hall
Orphan Asylum or to the Sister Servant St. Maryu
Orphan A-y ylum Natchoz, Mississppi iA3O 7sIv
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/ INSTITUTION THE SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and GAlvez streets
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, the Sea Shore
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsT JOsEPHs,l
MEAN MOBILE ALA.

This long established Instituton, 80 favoraby known
70 the people of the South, will eDter upon itA Forty
fifth Scholastic
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CoNDUcTED Br THE SISTERS or cnAnrrx.
Ar DOSALDSoNVILLE. Ia.

This Institution Ia located the above FAMED health.
ul htile village, stuaed at tho junction tho Mise,a-
rpp river and tho Basou Isfonrohe II 10 accessible
at all AeAsona OF the both bv and Watar
Parrnts viii find for their dsughters this Institu.
ton, all the facilities for Chratian eduoA-
ton the oourss of instruuton being ~ tAAa
pursued at ST Josephs Academy. Elm mettAburg Mary.
land, of ~kich 10 Ia q branch Tho buiidinga ana
grounds arc spacious and commodious. :
In consideration OF the changed condition OF tha
South the terms been early halcurica
The academic year is divided ss.sops Of avo
months each the first commencing Septem Ist and
the second February lat.
1ERMS-Payable In Advance:
Board and Tuition. including washing nendng,
bed and bedding. per sossion. rs 90
a"hu'u $50 20
=
JapcstrN. Painting, etc extra charges.
Muain Piano, at Professor uriCa
Books and Stationery, at currS II prirEs~
For further rarticufpra rcferences can ba m ado in
p"fr" 10 the different lnstuionn OF New Orleans or
hS i". tor /" tho Sistrrs at Dunslds"rviilN iva
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This Institution is most desiraby located three miloa
north of Baltimore aud Ia provided ~ith every
cory Tor health and comfort The Nysom Of education
pnrsaed is desgue To develop tho mont,I morai and
physi'al power OF the pupils To make them refined,
accomplished and useful members O soc
In the regular course which includsa tho German
and French lAnguagss. the number pupils limited
to 40. PBrlor iSoarders young ladtes who dearo
private RpRrtmon's number lim ed 10 u
Young ladies np.ci al prf yilogea
can be accommodated Mt frat class country resienoo
located on th" grounds provided fifteen positive App
cations made before the 25th Of August.
For particulars, send for Catalogue iya3u
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MIGHT SCHOOL
ST. AIphonSuS' Convent of Mercy.
Horr"-6P NJ. to sirM'
Terms made known at tho Convert
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Hours A. N. 10 M
Lessons in Ma-o Vocal and Instru mental RoIl
Embroidery, Wax Work, Flowers Dress MAknz etc
given in private in class.
Particular attention given to BOOK KEEPING In
the Boys Department jsa0