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T CAN.

or course you can. You show it in your
Aooks, In your motion, In your speech, and
| everything else. Every attitude shows
Ihae your body has a soul, aud. is inhabited
oy resolution and moral sense. I can A
nrsve, hearty, soulful, manly expression |!
There is character, force. vigor, determina-
| tlon, and will in it. The words have q
spirit, sparkle, aud pungency about them,
not TO be resisted nor forgotten. There is
world OF meaning expressed, nailed down,
epigrammized and crammed, so as to speak,
into these few letters. Whole lectures are
there, and sermons of mighty grandeur
anu eioq1ence, on the stern and solid vir-
tues. We like to hear the young man
speak It out bravely, boldly, determined,
as enough 1T WAS an 0utstretchipE of his en- :
tire nature--a reflection of his inper soul.
1t tells of something that is/earnest, sober
serions-of something that will race and
battle with the world, when the way is
open for it.
can! What a spirit, purpose, intensi-
", reailty, In the phrase 1t is a strong
arm, stout heart, bold eye, a firm
spirit, an ipdomitable will We never
Knew of man possessed of its energy,
visaiity, uHsubduedaod energetic fire, that
ala nos stain place of come distin ction
among/his iellows.
How should've may say how could, it
nave been otherwise Take franklin,
washington, Wilberforce, Ferguson, La
"AN OH LuO ubSl6E bplFlCS tuaC nave
round name and place on the page of
history, aud where is the nation, where is
the people, among whom they would not
De distinguished 1t could not be ether
Wise. 1t is the nature, constitution, order
necessity, the very ipevitability of things
and events, that il should be SO. can
rightly and truly said, and then clepched
and riveted by the manly and heroic deed,
Is the real secret, the true philosophy of ali
great mems lives. They took can for
motto, and then went forth and made of
themselves and the world exactly what they
pleased.
Then, young men, hear us, if it be only
THIS once. II you would be something
more than common, prosy way farer in
life, just put these magic words on your
lips, and their musing, hopeful, expanding
Philosophy into your heart and arms. Say,
L can and do it, and You are a man
whose fortune will soon be made, and
blessed with the recollection of making it |
yourself.
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At length poor Charlie, whose heart wac
fnll--too full to speak for some time,-re
marked 4" shouldn't care for the main OF
being thrashed if that was all, or for the
cold" and here be tried to draw his hand
out of bic pocket, but it stuck fast. beinr
literally frozen In, "nor do care for the
loss of fan this will cause us, for we deserve
it all. i would willingly give it up not to
have dieobeyed father in such a shameful
way, after we promised, too, or az good
as PROMISED. le is true am cold and wet
aIa miserable, but shall be much worse
Charlie. " p'oi
Here, then, you see the degrees of sor
roW,-sorrow for our misdeeds, because
they deserve punishment sorrow because
we have lost an expected pleasure, and sin
cere, heartfelt sorrow for having offended a
good father, who loves US more than we
can ever understand. Now all these kinds
OF sorrow are good il based upon q good
motive; it is even good that we merited
the loss of heaven, and should fear Gods
punlshments, because it is an acknowledge
ment OF Gods Justice aud power, and the
fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
1t ls good, too, that we should appTe ciate the
reward which God has prepared for US ia
heaven, aud sorrow for having by sin for
feited that reward which shows that our
faith and hopes are still alive, although our
charity has waxed cold. But one glance at
the party of skaters, aud their different
Kinds OF SORROWS, is sufficient to convince
any one that the sorrow of Charlie was the
sorrow most acceptable to his father a
sorrow so pure as this needs no punish
ment, requires nc uphraiGing, but at once
binus the offended and the offender more
c'osely together than ever before,
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Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
Commercial Education the Directors Of the tjolieSe
can now oner to their patrons tho additional adyn6
tages OF hrstolass building, entirely new, much
arrangement and accommodation.
The Professors being members OF q Society whIob
TOT three hundred years has devoted itself to The
Education Of youth, have their favor the great al
vantage of long traditional experience The Eaucation
and has for lite aim only adorn the minds of thai
pupils with useful knowledge but also to insti into
their hearts the esteem of virtue aud practical love
for the duties they will have discharge In
The Plan Of Instruction consists Of three principal
merca The Preparatory course iSsts oSE yasr Sn
70 prepare the students higher
braces ali the branches of thorough Collegiate and
University Education. Al the end OF the sixth year
cheney in Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
to deSrso Of ssoSelor o xrss are entitled
The Degree of Master Of Arts "a. NJ IL awarded 70
ply and sceEee in the College or who have passed two
year, In the P practice Of . learned profession.
embraces all the branches usually taught Commercial
Colleges The third year of this course corresponds 70
the fifth and sixth OF the Classical cou1ee The
students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the members of tho Graduating oass
The ago OF admission 10 from nine fifteen ysAra,
and TO be admitted must previously know Cow to
read and write.
TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS.
Entrance Fee, fret year only. is 90
Board, Tuition and Washing pay able halfyearly
and in advance 900
Bed and Bedding. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID %
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile, Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS
Corner Baroune and Common streets, New Orleans,
p. PoURsINE, College Agent,
sels76l v 40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
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COLLEGE
INN ACULATE CONC
Corner of Common and Baronns streets
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees IL con.
Quoted by the Fathers Of the Society Jesus The build
tngS are well adapted for educational purposes A
courtyard entirely cut of from the street reserved for
recreauon 80 that from the arrival Of the pupils 1855
A NJ, till their departure H. they are oonaan tlV
secluded and superintendent
The Course of INSTRUCTION Ia threafold, PYauarAtorv
Commercial and Classical
The Preparatory Course IL for beginners.
The Comm ercia Course Is for otudonts who do
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course Is for desire to hEva
complete education
French is Taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted. uness thoy know how %
read and write.
The moral and religious training studentsiB the
leAdlE x object of the Instructors
Every month report s cent TO pSrenrs, stating
duct, prOgress, rank In class and atteD dance,
The EcsdemicRl year begins the First Monday
Of OcJoDst aud closes towards the end of July.
TERMS
Entrance Fee, e..
Collegiate Courss, payable in II Uut,ad
States currency, two months, ego.
Preparatory Course. eIG.
myII76Iy REV. F GAUTRRLET President
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"My son." said MFR. x, kindly, to his
youthful heir, &c accustom yourself to be
polite to the porter, the servant girl, the
goodman, to all the servants thus you
will come in time to be courteous to all
people eFen to your pareDts.p
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ST. VINCENT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT DONALDsOEVXLLE, Ia.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
BAY ST. LOUIS, ArrssrssrrP

This Institution located in the above named health
full tte village situated at the junction of the Mlsss
sppi river and the Bayou LafoOrche. It s accessible
at all seasons Of the year both by railway and
Parepts will find for their daughters in this InAtitu.
ton all the facilities for Christian and refined educa
tom the c1nrse of instruction being the
pursued at St Josephs Academy, Emmettsburg Mary.
land, of which IL Is branch. The buildings and
grounds are spacious and commodous.
In consideration Of the changed condition of the
South the terms have been reduced nearly halproa
Tho academic year is divided into sessions Of
months each the frat commencing Septem Der lat and
the second February Let.
TERMS-PayabIe in Advance:
Board and Tuition iDcudiuG washing msndnX
bed ana bedding, per session .---...-------S rs NJ
French language. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 R'
Tapestrv. Pain ting, etc extra charges.
Music Piano at Profsssor's price.
Books ana Stationery, at current prices.
For further particulars. references be m ade In
person the different Institutions OF New Orleans
by le ter Ia thA Sisters at OonaldHonville iy2 6m
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ST. VINCENrs HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienville Street.

Tho Rev Fathers Of Holy Cross, in charge Of the
Home having completed extension Of tho buIdinRs
. few boys having parents guardians able To pay
small for their board and education, VIII 10 re-
eeved Those undsr twelve years Of age win be kept
At school at the Home, and those over twelve years
viii DO sent to Holy Cross Model Farm. whore they
viii DO employed half the day the farm and TIE other
half At school.
Apply 70 d. p. gCANI.AN, PruSidsHS
mails 49, l9i ConlnaaR afr1,t
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The best portion of good mans life ia
his little, nameess, aforementioned acts of
kindness and of love.
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asylums at Matches. Mica g.
sippl, win receive boys and girls as boarders for tt
charge Of $40 per month, always paid In advance.
This will pay for board lodging, washing and tuitio,
The girls must pay extra hfty cents per month tn
of the uniform.
The boarders will hav the same fare and treatmsI
the orphans
This arrangement is made for the especiA aocommo.
dAtion of Catholic families with limited means thst
wish TO give their children plain Catholic education
at little expenses at least to give Thorn few months
Of particular preparation for their First CommunioB
and Confirmation.
Children, however, who not Catholics viii ano
ne received.
Apply to the Brother Director OF D'Evereu1 Ha
Orphan Asylum to the Sister Servant Of St. MhrJs
Orphan Asylum hatcher. Mississippi ja3O 70 IL
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oTHER SCHOOL BooKS READY,

a Foil Catecbism of the Catholic Religion.
preceded by Short History of Religion from
tho Creation Of the World 20 the Present Time
With Quotations. for Examination. Translated
from the German Of Rev, J. Dsbarbe, s. j., bT
Kew. John Fander, 5. j. First American ed.
ton. Vol. l6mo. ......--...................6
Formby's Bible and Church History. Illus-
trated School Edition, with questions at the
Fleury's Cstechism. from the Creation of
Adam and Eve TO the Present Time In Ouel
lions and Answers. By hsv. H F0rmby.
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EDBcA4 0NRL.
J JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(SE MARYS)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA.

PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA.
SITUATED on the Mississippi River. Sixty iles abo,
This ancient and magnificent establishment iuoor
p0rated by lay OF the LeRisAsurs and empowered 10
grant diPiomAs\and degrees, win open on ruRa.
DAY October I'D 1875. It 10 under the diroctiop
OF the Asrist Fathsrs who form society specially IA
voted to education College Point and Convent LANDING
are and regular landing places for
going to and returning from Now Orleans.
TERMS,
Payable In q. s. currency half yearly In advance.
board tuihSn, wsAhinR and stationery per term OF
HNo IuonthB a,Sa
oootor ices AMI medicine, In ordinary oAses OF III
uy toSs uoF a'l per Annum Observation-Disclosures. 10
Rn,r.sa . 80
Antrance fec to be paid only ence---.......... ne
- Extra Charges
r. 80
y SO OF phiiosophiosi Apparatus and Chemicals. 10
Violin or Piano with OF Instrument por month So
oso OF instrument and music lossons Brass Bapdj
SoGnoi ,t -...--......s.. 2S
Sohooi Books stamps and other sch DOL neoessaries
Bedding when provided by the College Dor annum ~
N;B.-All musio lessons be paid for uouthlv
In advance. T " N'OAs1iS
REFEREycKsi
LIS SrSSo 'hs Most Rev; Arohblshop OF New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy of Algiers
For further details, apply 10 the Rev Presisspt a,
tho College, or to ''' A'oS'~o"'' ~
MR.. p. POURSINE
oofS ~ ly No. $40 Gravier street New Orleaua
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WHAT IS SAID OF THE YOUNG cArAoErCs

| WHAT IS SAID OF THE YOUNG CArAorICpa
ILLUSTRATED RAIDERS.
The Catholic Publication Society has just received
the following approval Of its School serios from .s
venerable Archbishop of oregon
L. Kohoe ESQ, S 80 -0'S
Catholic Publication Society rendering to our Halv
SooE cn assf o. hs
Is one OF the greatest II having spared neither iabsr
only equa to any Of ike onraStr Su Sn ss eIs1 ne
Ssr Of and oaoSe fr superior any y
and recommend tho Serios to parsnts, teachers and
Yours truly, IF. N, BLANoHEr,
p s.-Your Series Is in use in Oregon sHce I'LL ysar
ST. 1osAugs' coLtEeE. 4!s W. iaru b.. 1
KOhso. Esq New York ''' -" ass q
Dear sir-Please To accept the thanks of the FASuI
IliustTatod SchOoi Series Primer. Fisss i RoSa
Second Reader. Upon hAstv perusai. 1 lad them e
be introduced into every Catholic school in the Stat
" '-'''' WY joaS q. 'SESSEMAH. 6. j.. SEC q,
ST. ALoTsIUs' AcADKME u
Frankfort, KY May -, 1915, I$t
Dear sIr-The Sixth, Fifth, Fourth aud Third Raaden
of The Young Catholic Series which you sent ne.
have found none We'll adapted for estsoIiS saSeS
this Series The subjects IN tho reading lessons are
into thia Academy aud viii advise others do the
h. FIAv1AM.
From the Boston PilotI
The Third Reader 10 certainly ono of the beat rondae
We have ever seen. It is admirably arranged, g
selections are interesting and the eDGravings give ~
and beauty TO The books.
From Brownson's Revisw.I
they tho best have examined and va -
them. " ~
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GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS.

THE MILDEsT AND BEST GENERAL, PURGA-
TIVE IN USE.
Endorsed by the highest medical men in the United
states. Persons suffering from eostiveness of the
bow els or torpid liver will find ready relief by the use
Of these Salts None genuias except those put up IL
bottles with the label of the Crab orchAri Springs
J. B. WILDER CO. Agents,
ooIO 81 Lou sFfile. Ky.
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The Catholic Publication Society has prepared 4
New Series of School Books Known by the above site
which Is copyrighted.
The following books arc now ready for delivery,
The Young Cathelie'a Illuminated Prir,ar "a %
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WHAT NEXTf
A CONSULTATIVE CURED

When death was hourly expected all remedies hav-
ing failed, and DIR. II. JAMES experimenting
he accidentally made a preparation Of INDIAN
II EMP, which cured his only child Of cOnsumUtfon
he now gives this recipe free receipt of stamps
to pay expenses.
HEMP ALEC cures night sweat nausea At this atom.
ach aud win break a iresh cold in tTentyo honr.
Address, CRADDOCK & co,
1882 Race street, Philadelphia
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EDUCATIONAL.
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity
Near Emmitaburg Frederick County, Maryland

ThiS institution In healthy and
pStnresqoe part Of Frederick county Maryland half
niie rom nmmtteburg, and two miles from Mount St
mary college. IL was commenced in 1902 and inoor.
pornted BY the Legislature of Maryland in Isie The
buildings arc convenient and spacious.
months each. " VI N'9
Board and Tuition per academic year including
5Sed ana Bedding, Washing MeRding and
y $3.50 %
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The Academic year is divided two Sesaons O! Ave
months enoh beginning respectively on the hr Mopdas
OF septsmber and the arst of February.
Letters OF inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
NOS 10 - 81 IoseDb'a Academy Emmisahurr Nd
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sr. JosEPH's.)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution so fAvorably know,
60 the people of the South will upon lie Forty
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS or ST JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Galves streets
New Orleans.
And Bay ST. Louis, on the Sea Shore,

| The government throughout this establishment 4,
miI ami parental The pupis separated from
their instructresses RecreAton table dOTmitori6s
the same for all In short everything tsndS TO pro
mote ahectionate union between the Sstera and the
The instruction 10 thorough and solid and In harmon
with the requirements of society oomprser
lin both English and FrenchD al the ches of know
ledge cultivated st the present day Each Language n
taught by natives of respective Countries
sure correct pronunciation.
The academicAl year closes with public exhibition
and distribution of premiums to which parents In.
vited.
Education 10 hero the object of special attention and
solicitude. Governing those placed their cha
by moral suasion alone, the SBters Of St. Joseph on
vor to inculcate principles of solid piety REQUIRE
strict observance of polite and amiAbe department and
insl feelings Of respect and affection parentS
PupilB Of all denominations admitted.
hoTA-Durtng the bathing season. the Boarding
School IL moved 10 the Bay S. Louis whore the
Of St. Joseph have = hOurshing academy.
TERhS-TO be paid in advance as followBt
boarding, per three mont 90
MsShinR, ---.----.-.-.---..---.- 10 %
Music Lessons and use OF GbstTument-.-..--.2 ~ 90
DfAWlnR Lessons %
Pastel oil painting according to the Dor Of pupA
Needle-Work in all 10 Varieties golden embr0idery
artificial flowers taught to the boaTders without extra
charge.
Fer further particulars address, superioross Of the
Academy Of the Sisters Of St. Joseph Bog 1911 New Or
leansI" or, If moro convenient apply TO
de24 70 iy or @. D. ELDER. Agent
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of st. Dominic,

DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of St. Dominic.
The duties of this Institution will he resumed on the
First Monday In September.
The system Of education embraces History Geo
graphy the English and French Languages and Litera
ture. Rhetoric, Mathematios, Bookkeeping Natural
Philosophy, Logic, Metaphysics.
Special attention given Epistoary Correspou dence
and Composition; also to Tapestry Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental Neodlework-
Lessons in Painting and wax.work form extra
charges.
Lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music by n
Rrofeesor aue7 TT
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CorEAU, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.
This College, Incorporated by the State of Louisiana
WIN the privilege OF comforting Academic Degrees Ia
conducted by the Fathers OF the Society of jesus
The plan OF instruction embraces the ordinary
OF Science Literature and Commerce, the they
The next session will open October Cd.
Board. Tuition Washing and Stationery per year $3.50
Mdiof Fee zee 'lor Inc nrss year oniyl.----. 10
1euIca, Lees 10
Bed and Bedding when furnished by the College 10
Payments must be made halfyearly in advance
For further particulars apply to
P. POURSINE & CO., Agents
oul3 % " 40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
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SCHOOL BOOKS IN REPATRIATION.

SCHOOL BOOKS IN PREPARATToM
The Young Catholics Illustrated Bibio ana
Church History. In one volume.
The Young Catholics History of the United
The YOGng Catholics Grammar-schoOl sDslls
after.
tits The intention Of the Catholic ubcatian society
70 issue from time TO time all the bookS scsdsd IN
well regulated Catholic School.
Samples Of all sent free.
Special terms for introduction. Addsas fhe
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAWRENCE KEHoE. eusrArAront
swarroh strset. New York.
Or CHAs. d. ELDER, sHthsrn Agent
iss.Caur ssToot, New Orleans.
In LouisiAns and Bisuirstspi tie Young Catholic a
Series Of Books have sWiftS sprung into AvAr vita
The leading Catholic Scbsisi being Arsndy used -
he Sacred Heart and Urrtins Nuns, the Sotre Da1ss
md Mount carmst efssrA tho Psroehai schools Of
e. Tberosas and S. IssPhs PArishSa' and nuuerous
thsr Cathoiio aehsV scattered throuGhlth Spieeee
e Dleur i0rlatnr 50 isfshaqss,
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ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY.
oREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broad way Streets.
New Orlears

This Academy, under the charge OF the Nuns of St
Dominic, occupies beautiful site near New Orleans
The plan Of instruction uutes every advantage which
can contribute to education at once solid and re-
fined.
Board and Tuition, per AMMAN $500 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges
Scholastic duties are resumed the LIST of September
For further particulars address
ocae 16 ly MOTHER pproprcs
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SOSAD
The Young Catholics Illustrated Primer. 80 90
The Young Catholics Speller ag
The Young Catholics {" lstReader q
The Young Catholics I'd Reader AZ
The Young Catholics Sd Reader ea
The Young Catholics 4th Reader ys
The Young Catholics 9Th Reader a
The Young Catholics 4" 9th Rsader o
The Young Ladies' &" Reader.iE RI
The Young Catholics Illustrated Table Book
and First Lessons in Numbers. 90
Those Readers are compiled by competent hAnds aza
tho proof sheets have been carefully read and rovse
by Rev. j. L. spaldpG, q. 7. L. No labor or expaass
has been spared In getting up this Series Of Readsxs
The illustrations made to 84s
ILLUSTRATE THE TEXT.
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Morning Star and Catholic ressenger.
JUVENILE COLUMN.

NV oRIEHNs, s1NpAY. FEnR1GR9 ! 1s.7.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04
Parker again gave class exercise

Parker again gave a class exercise
in Grammar. But, after some discus
sion by various teachers, who seemed
to know none too we'll what they were
talking about, we hoped tina: the day
might come when a knowledge of Latin,
at least, would be required Of teachers
for we thought that had many teachers
spent one half their time in Latin that
they have in English grammar, they
would know more of the science of
language.
Map drawiog was treated of in the
afternoon by Mr.. Kneeland and Miss
Buttruff. Mr.. Aldrich in his reading
class, though he secured promptness,
was too loud. Mr.. NJ. L. Haggard, of
Roscoe, secured the prize for spelling,
a book entitled "The Art of Tea chiue''
by Sypher. .....
During the institute Messrs. Parker
and Stearns aided by others, furnished
some very acceptable music.
Friday and Saturday were devoted to
an examination of applicants for teach
ers' certificates. Yours, hastily,
REPORTER.