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Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Ylucti0m.

llnetrie9neee alter at iGllt peo r%iftntlig
aut,icn. serea9 Den 29es Sertembtr 1877.
I'm Slrm / &ducrer lrrnibip. Nadmltet
6p.. SNpl. xarmen btltaar al 100 Atres
acet epeprtei eane. gcot ouis "a @lsrbtr.
@lno ~ Strp / Sperfloe. 0enns Giens
rom nil tlics iolsi nj 6~citbppenee. st
@unnrere Collars teialts nlar @lmmtreu
lalcer, ~ acnbiticnerns ~icrreiisn pil blirt
he%tlenetlicrte pdl auticnslieeei. Samtipi9
nil blipe irlli | Splno Selie. ! NrIn, /
Nelmr. | @rcletlft Sstoer. ~ andre Sdrms
Atoitaber, irm ttte Acoi tan rpreAnes.
49.3. I. Scbnicn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
N1ser.
As y. 6. ASeterIpm.
8 Ic,

butt MAJ mar III fcmmtr blem. at icrtRQi
Sdlpcr ~ anuo at ban AuNuit Sdniru
- ban fem bar Zen lirre reos Steplen uoens
Ior Sirrei Mt - 8ap mig tn ristis I'm als's
I'll Al bare Deb l. ~ ban rl sicrs a%tturlt
bet Canine mep eiS ~ enbrer anoeu. fem
tjster enrel Stc sasr Stsrlsr al BAN.
1an'cn frrhtrer. al bans Strtci sr | aIle
Cee li9s iaa grit. fem ret 9iiiS 9Saerien
iabritsrene Tor ban icrlpo Ceecrlb. ~ ittt
mere eno &dlpoelsn iaa rpri. OS bel btoltt
sr. at mar ban ii5er At glrerns ere soot.
iaa fan man ltrle MA BET. hi its bar bano'
let neo BAN / lem alr ~ ban bar llrriS
lppet idI mestt ION IN 5rmme. 4s-5l.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
ri ter usp acp sampittiatsp

vi ter mep acp Sampittisbeb
anbefale penne Sfele til Qanos
manp fj9rn % n9r, oa ri CT fit
fec paa, at man Der fan faa lige'
iaa sco unoerpiSnins, iom peb an.
prc fcrite 1lasieS Gpaeser, cs for
ben balpe Detailing.
6nbper, Der snRer at frefpens
tere penne Sfcle, ber tilIripe Sr.
Slof inareff mulist for at iifrs
fi9 VlabS.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Sapt. Silbprs par ipag inoe
paa Object % betalte fin aarlige
afgift I'll 1DecrrabsY oiten". Gap'
teinen er Ell al be Slass Golf, nj
lifer, tbi ban betaler altip en- Bar
tigers lib forinoen bans Cub.
friptipnsiib er nblgben. Sr.
SilbOrs bar MI flpttct fra GreScc
III New Samptcn, bpCr ban prt.
per S%crretnlng, pS pep Siben per'
AT bar ban en- tor 5arm, laa at
ban fan lepe baabe paa Slnbet % /
Spen efter Sebas.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

0reenbaf. 1pnpentipnen, Der pal
iamlet lioite Scrpa9, ncminercoC
fslaenpe GmbepsmRnb:
5pr Stats Senatpr Is. W.
8arnswCrtb.
6or &spr9lentanter Is. Gone,
% Spbn Ycaet.
6or 8asierer Wm. WcSauab'
lin.
dpr aupitpr 8. u. giselcw,
5pr SberlH 3. &. epOn.
5pr &eeclber: W. s. Garter,
5cr Sfole.S superintendent Y.
8esiep.
5cr Surpepcr Gmmet Barber
5or Sprcner: q. $. Sannpn.
5pr Superriior Saepb Scmea
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
farm tilialQS.

llnneriesnece asier At islls nm harm 2.
70. ! z. Is. q 2. a. I. %. " 9.
{ HVlelicn lGpnlbir. 4Rl Rcre fra ben
ncrlte airie). iicr 40 aues. brcrna Ct
Scet NidninlSbus ldmt llobuie. @cet
edne ca tneel Sfcr pad ednori. Tarmeu
ctl bllpe icllt Nailt, boiS Sdnptl tan itt
.S. 3. GQsne ibcricns Guft.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Sr. R. Glauien, Der bar ar.
beibct paa @reer d Suuters Weae
lise iipen ben beapnpte, bar III
fiebt Del | eli Wsae / 5iamcre
Co., Winneicta, bportil ban MI
er lpttet. SanS y. 8. CT Gil.
more, Fillmore 80, &lnn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Gn Srcpilriper / ct lusnit 8lab
siuer iclBeuos StlIprins al en- gam.
mel NlicrinbIe. Der CT at le 70.
butte Airie / SiaonC "Slllccet irsm.
%itlIler &rilii aOrSlelidle. Susrt
Yarli CT iorlpnet meo BAL. Der ben.
plle Ill On Nette unoer 8lleott an.
bro9ic 8ibeIipro9. ! Baa0ruuosu
ler man b0aos / SlmmeIeu o. paa
Jorbeu Starcr al aooe Wsnnsiitr,
% ~forioaolbt CT all 9oot % psl.
! Horarnnocu piltr lia oerimoo. mto
porn "a Sn'ieloo. t}anoeu ielu, Der
ef;sr at a 5oRa mtIlem bam % en-
/ Norbsnen al &orist ltdatnoe Ytr.
ION or 9anet ilipifsr. tralier allteo
meb Ell lpiiig 3iualpIluiis paa
RDgaen % Ioet ban Ieocr ioran 10
/ en- @rime iDenos Yerloner. af boil.
Il ben enc ipneS at p9re en- 9ol.
mano. meoens Den anoen b0rcr tn
SGt nnoo armcn. 8eicu CT brto
% 9aar ooer HOler % Spiliort,
buOrai ct 81 liaaer nermsit vi.
arunhen. ira bpis euer Den rlae
Wdno u~oltreffcr fine multuIsit VT.
mt % m breos 8pa."
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
TDcSfalc.

YOrcuBen. = Set befieubtaiereS
bsrptr iprSelisit icr iracGrenre SlsSt %
8tnner, II Qeisr Mllrius ScrsnBsn sr al.
saaet up Tspsu I en- alpsr ai23 aar. 500
Der ~ 8 Ssitsnrs ~tsBrSosr 3abet At en-
geo "a fjerliA Spn N Srocer.
6bieaac ben 8ns Septsmber 1877.
annd Maria scrtnBisn. lsbt Selltrsm.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
3 SGfrc"

Dc lsrls Setter al "Scr Sitmmer'
irr 1876. inrebclctnee; 50 S0itrc, FOR
falling fra eli nOrit 6iclobpgo, icrrotn -
lterre @rIitler ~ 80 Nlancin1er. ieness
p%crtririt til tcilfenicmbellt aoresie Der /
eanpst for 30 Gcnts. acresie:
q. Sbrcnoitn
5l.t.f. Or. IA. Ctecrdb, 3Nrl.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Sebatlpergsmaalet pep "Decc.
rab Snititute" n9ite Srepa9 Mis
ten er: "Resolved that, for the
people of Iowa a law regulating
the liquor traffic is practically bet
ter than q prohibitary law".
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

WfrS. StifleS er nof life gift
eubnu. "Hepublican"s Nepafter
ftrep til Ypitmcitersn / Solicit for
at finbe up, on ell Yreit pep
Napn q u. &iharp, bpem bun
fcreaap bappe piet benpe. PAR DO.
lat Der, men IF til Guar. at Der
life fnreS ucsen Yrat peo bet
Napn Spap fan pRre benpeS
Wenin9? grepet til "@spubli.
cam, meb 2G steiatSnctitien par
rimelispis frepet at benpe ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Wpc 2lpertiSiemcnter.
Marliat MDec.

Ort alriiSe Wcot I "gScmnns 6briftian
Iemperante Union, for at pGlas Seitprsrt
icr tcmmenct Mar, aitelcss {bprselS ZEN
I3ee Sertemter MA Ret alminoeli8e 9Th.
/ 6rn0re9aticnalii airfenS %liemeni. aae
Wenlemmfr lnmcpts nm at mpee.
Sefretgren.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Gn Wanp Der bpr / Wtnneipta,
lisepeo Scwaar9npien, falpt iiofte
qerhas up al @c9uen % braf fin
Hafte, bpilfct clcbliffeli9 meo.
braate Tcnen.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

I'm Seitetpp psb Napn Wife
farrell bier fibfe Scnbag srebet
pad 6lfaberpeien, 3 Wil ipp fra
Vpfpiae. gan bapbe itiaalct en-
Seft p9rbt $500 fra 8isbmanp
s. &. Weir / Gppta, Rinneiota,
% iclst iamme iii SOS. Bates
SanFn9 for eli 8csn % SRle.
9erfra reifte ban III @aufpn for
at iRlse 0psnen, men gap bette
op, ba ban fanot no, At ban par
eftericgt. GAN Bier braSt Der I'll
Spen fplfe Scnpas, o9 Wanpag
reiite man meD ban iii Winne,
fpta.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Tlpttct.

Senner ~ 8unrer unperreies rm At lea
MI bar Slpttt til Malbinsicn St. (a.
GleitarS gWnins). S9 bar MI beore
Bum eno t%ieliSere. ~ nil pere Iitlnp nj At
cpfplpe aQs biliSe Scrorinser.
&bscer &c Stc slIer Stpoler, laa bar
mil | otlpiuis Grinrrinb.
8srarsrinS ueisreS burtiai % tilligt.
Meb gltslie
= Z Slffn
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

NSrs. Gbarlep Steeu mep tine
TO gfrn reilte i9aar mcrles I'll
Weefer 60, Winn., til iine Scr.
9lbre, bpor bun pil ppbclpe iis
lplnter.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Oman Bros ff Wanpas Wcr.
gen OF Den tabtc Drill, citer at
bare arbeipst paa famine / rpsr
en- uee. SOrinsen or after be-
spnpt, % bar MI naaet en- Opbpe
df SIS 5pb.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

70 Sanger pep Wapn 5alabap
% 9uHp hpStspe fra Gcunlpfana'
fet fbifc Senpag mepeS Sberinsn
por I 8irfe. 1isusitepiasn bappe
ne Aiig, mob 6orbub, luffet cp
A,rren til 5en9flet for at ilippe
tnp en- pripili9erst 8anse, % ipet
0pren aabnebes, feb be up.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Oct pppulere SanpelsNrma
Gbriitinn 4 Yignicn / 5reepcrt bar


alerepe la9t inp npe 0arer for
Seitbanbelen, % bsreS Oplaa or
laar. 9runoet paa at be renter 40.
De 3ioer, iferre enb npsenfnDe til.
form. Sfc cs Stcpler bar be
lierpelesbep laSt fig eiter lbelt;
bet Ter no Tom be renter mesen
Sne, eaer fanfe BET or for at taa
BET iaa meSet biai9ere, at be fie.
Der iaame9et ap @ansen. af
@rceertes, Serol9e &l9ber &icle'
tcier pip. Nil man tnpe 9ppt I'D.
ral9, % III % unper 9secrab
Yrller. SIP
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Ylppe!

vi bar pla 9aanren ct meset tort Sps
la9 al no. l Vlcpe. brilfe nj oil islss me-
get biuiBt fer at iaa iclSt Dem ub. xlr'
mere nil giprs pei. briS be fcmmsr q bss
foyer ~ icrinoen Be tlcbe Rlrps.
IS. Kim UTc's.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

er miierre eno argentine, NJ Ill btipoeliS
%nerlatie Yriler. Sicite noe Wpeer netcp
dnfcmue. q. SiQ.
500 Prdttib Vlpd.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Sr. *. @. Saslsl bar bet M
nof iaa foiellgt / fit npe ecfale,
% or MI itrar / fulb Stanp iii
at betiene fine 8unoer. &c aper'
tiSiementet.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Staite SeubaS afbolpes Ssitfsit
paa @albinstpnprairie, % SUBS
tieneiten beSpnper til ~labpanlis
5ip. Oa upeutpipl ell Wanspe
Wennefler fra 0eeprab pil bsisse
penne Set, pil Der life blipe Subs.
.tjeneite / Spen ON Sormippa'
gen, men perimcp ON Mftenen
Nl. IA.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Spepepriisn / Wllwaufee bar |
be fpite 0ase palet, % falpt isaar
q 6entS. Yrilen par s1,15 for
Sarb; 1,l24 for Np. 1; 1,O9i for
Np. 2. Wcptaset 354. 900 Su'
ibelS % afienpt $4,000 Suibels.
Sbas betaleS | Oeccrab fra 50
iii 81 Gents pr. 8ulbel.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Tarit tilInl0s.

80 @erss belissenes mar pto 5rpl glper
u wdI ncrc ira Smitb' Srcen, Mi tlipe
lelst blutlt ~ raa acee Setinleier. R9rs
mere llnoerretninl a. Gieren
49.4. Sdlper Shrrnli.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
ST.. Smith.
Smdalift
Oicns oa OrcnbS psSomme.
Office Broabpap. ligsoperfor ben
norlfe &irfe. so.
Notice.

AUDITORS OFFICE, Aug. 81, 1877.
STATE OF IOWA, 90
WTNNEsHEiR COUNTY
Notice is hereby given, that at their
June session, 1877, the Board of SUI
pervisors of said county, ordered that
the question "shall stock be restrained
from running at large ?" be submitted
to the electors of said county, to he
voted upon by them, at the next ensu-
ing general election. +. G.. HALE,
County Auditor.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
9G Qtpiebe

| Cetcrab. Srra. BEN 7ee Serttmbsr 1877
cee xrerspcmmer Gutter: Mr. Scbn Scr'
lin ~ Wiis Setie Scbnien, Sssss Al Or
leans lNrnibip.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Slif NfclfeIpaub.

3 Spano, | Der ruinmcr Is Quarts. !
10 Quarts N ! 6 Suaris, for / Cellar.
au CT 1Ieen til At tiete tilliSt.
43 All. u. Q. Smputh.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

airer wltletn teere, plrer lansert ~ slar
~lttitre ene nrlen anhen Him | Ntreen.
Oisis Flert lidlr Ill Gittrior hes Sau,
aen s eulprrien. 0ttprib. Soma. ~
isl9s liasltets y. 4. SlHcre 4 6c.s
"Sultp 4lNrs". FAINT andre 6srnena5its
ElNe. arn ~ ie ~. Oct oil ftterllseu
beiaIt fa sppt.
-. Slu1en & nulWrirn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
) Gacrinnos Yoiten leles feIacuoc

y vB'i'hhus f0lifH lrles fel9cn6e
5nnicnoi; ga Der liripcs fra mana,
fainter | &eroen ON Mrbeioslssb,o
fan ri bir / Gseriuno mseoels at BET
oil pere ~9lenbeli9 at Dir fuuos acr
bulge GRANDDAUGHTER % iier Bpanina.
lntftr ION funoe Nrbcloe osrs %
Wlnoubre 8rapps m. m. iaa gn
COB iorlicneltc % ior nosle @iursr
Y, bet Dir Wnnsd ior os andre al.
mlnoeIl9r bueIi9e grbcioslolf. Sea
beoer amoers blnotnt al oplaac bette
open nnlcrit at Oct iuRoe iommt nj
funortab lor DC lom oil bare ar.
beloe laa tunoe Del bcrs Iiseiaa aoo
al Hcllt blrllI Gno til Amuiia."
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
DEBORAH Business College.

The Fourth Annual Term of this
institution will commence ON Monday
October lst, 1877.
RATES OF TUITION:
For full course-four months S2G 90
For each additional month 4 90
For Life Scholarship 30 90
Evening course j Bookkeeping will
commence on Monday. November 5th.
JOHN X. SLACK,
Principal.
CHAs. Valdez,
Instructor in Penmanship.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
&uTertcr &nTertcr!

Sea hdr netcp mcetaSst ct fort Sria9
al aunerter ~ Ndnette ~ fun iGigs lem
en- 8ufert irl SI,25 ~ rprper.
500 4. 6iQ.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
NecDrab nDrIfe
Yco Sioen at zee, Sobnion&Go.

ll%nbertssneoe nnbnsr QOroag ben
15oe september ct npt folosroiit
NteIisr i &aier Ct. i Senrp SEN.
lbs 8paniua. Seq bar en- flint norii
Nsfitent. Snitrumcntcr al benite
Sla9s, % oa isS MI bar prcust Nlt
ist lea milo iltano til at lone lao
aobe Blllsosr. iOm uo9cn Noto9rai
i 0seorab. % baaber nerfor al Yanbs.
mrnb berrcr mig meo osr,s Sea.
Ming. 5l3 -. 9 SasIcl
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

SDrtl6ben ira unosrteauche en-
adnrmsl 8pie, rep mep bpint Fletisr
| Vdncsp d liet hrie | Splnlerne. Ouner
uplrpss FOR {ilbd9fbrinldltn.
500. @islt 5orfelltn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Ii IOWA
Agricult'l Society

tilbpcsr Is Dollars til Oiitriit "8ais
Boil" elubber % ct 9ebers.So lo
trG til Der lelrsnos Yarti. Tor at
ipills life mlnbre emo 3 Spll paa
SSairarunosn, at beabnne Snsca9
Sen 3oie Sitober 1877 ri. 10 5or.
mibon9. Ollie S%ncie9nrlisr sr fri %
maa 9lgrss Den 29be Septbr. sler
icr. u. " YrsscOtt. Scfr.
Yoitpille Den l0oe Scplbr. 1877.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Sr. 8. y. Sanien, Sen at
Gbr. Sonien Der at 8pen, fpm
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13
Tlpttet. uoaipsrcn of "Scr
Shit Cplaa af Gafte

9lemmct" bar nu bcs or. Z. Rinseital
hot cltentrr Wain Streei Srp.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

Sfoma9sr @ilbert .. Mnbericn
priper fun mep balp Damp penne
usc. &c @pertiSismsntet paa
Snpfpeu.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-13

SebTe Sla9s Siearcr,V inc,
Oftlwanfce Seer % ell reel
@tblnclin9 bcs q. Gusian.
5l.3
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-26
EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE
I NJ NJ A G ULATE CON CEPTIOH,
Corner of Common and BAronne Streets
NEW oRLEANs.

This Literary Instituton Incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered TO confer degroes 10
duced by Fathers of the Society The build
inRs are well adapted for educational purposes. A
courtyard entirely cut of from the street.
reoreation that from the arrival pupia At
till their departure at p. NJ they are constantly
secluded and superintanded.
The Course OF Instruction Ia threefold.
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course 10 for beginners
The Commercial Course s for those students who dc
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course 10 for those " no deAro hAye
complete education.
French Ia taught IN the three courses.
Stadents are not Admitsed. unloss they know 70
read and write.
The moral and rc training of the students 10 thu
lead nR object of the Instructors.
Evory month report is cent parents, stating
duct, progress, rank in clRas and attendance
The academical year beStas the First Monday
OF octooei and c'oSes t3war.- tho end of July.
TERMS.
Entrance Fee e..
Collegiate Course payable in Rd vance aad Un>ed
states currency, two months. $40.
Preparatory Courae. SIG.
my2O77iv REV. r GHUTRELET. Prea,dept
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-26

be-" was the calm reply that turned the
jest into q prophecy. He wrote his great
"History of the Revolution" without any
assured prospect of publication, aud when
be tried to bring it out was told that it
would be useless to associate the venture
with an unknown name. A hack OF some
celebrity was mentioned. Say we wrote
1t together" said There 4; and the nance
were brack. ted together on the title page
How is such u man to be kept DOWN. He
bas no passion but his purposes. He has
dazzied women but he has never felt that
their service was the absolute loss of free
dom for the pursuit of other aims. His
only excesses, it has been justly written,
are those of work; outside that he has
never had a weakness, habit or a vice.
This appetite for domination keeps him
alive. Ioa can trace it's sustaining effect
by marking his too visible want of force
when he is not under it's influence. 1t is
the fashion to talk of him as still young, as
in England it was once the fashion to talk
Of Lord Palmerssob. Men fnd it 80 pleas
ant to fancy that life may be indefinitely
prolonged that they invent evidence to
strengthen the illusion. Some Of Us can
only conceive immortality in that way,
In truth NJ. Thiers ie almost as feeble as
he onght to be ut his years. His daily
promenade is in all respects that of
an octogenaran. You meet d unv man
with a waxen face-almost another Yellow
DWaTl-ShuUl jDg Win lnIBntinS sio"neeS
along the Champs Elysees, and leaning
with all his weight On a lacky's arm. 1t ia
the Coming Man, " ho has left his carriage
for a short turn on foot, taking care, how
ever, like the other invalids in the avenue,
to have the vehicle within Immediate hail.
He is mutiled up to the chin, to the nos
triis aud the eyes, just visible above the
muller, move neither to the right nor to
the left. Curiosity is fatiguipg; it adds to
the wear and tear of life, aud he must save
himself or he will never wear out MscMahon
who can still take his exercise in the sad
die.
Imagine q mummy in movement and you
have the effect. He could be more active
if he chose, bat why chow off to dazzle the
children and the bonnesf He may be said,
in confirmation of the words of st. Paul, to
die daily, but it ia only in the afternoons,
and in order that he may live to better
purpose in the mornings at his table work
and in the evenings Mt the social board.
He is hIsbanding his remnant of strength
in every way. He eats, drinks, sleeps by
rule and measure. He reminds one of that
veletudinaran who sat in scale at his
meals, and left off the moment his side of
the machine went down. ellis life is a
mechanism" Gays one who knows him we'll,
'Hs cafe az lait his soups, the wine with
which he vets his lips in the tribune, the
temperature of bis apartment, the material
and the make of his clothes, the elasticity
of his coach spriDgs--everythiGg is prepar-
cd, selected, arranged and applied by hands
deiicately ldolatrons, tanatically attentive.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-26

Es & ROCHE, UNDERTAKERs, $50 MAGA-
4RRAT.-The extensive patronage bestowed upon
~ hrm proves the high esteem in which its in.
A members are held by the public. Mr.. Chas.
tAeS khows the business thoroughly, from the
ess details to the most important, and his kind
courtesy and thoughtfulness in those sad hours
such qualities are most needed and appreciated,
won for him hosts OF friends and before starting
msef, ever secured him most respon sible positions
% employ Oh others. AS for Coroner Roche, we can
mp his charaeter in few wOrds-large heartedness
good nature. he is every mans friend, and, as we
q wit say the other day, We really believe that
, would consider 1t not such bad thing to die If
wero only sure that JnO. Roche would be around to
them. We hope that the new frnn win net as
dollars thin yosr as tho Individual monitors have
aa Rlas Corpner Roehes handa5ms rasisrity - tho
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-26
Wednesday, October 4, l276.

Wednesday, October 4, l276.
With the old advantages of a sound Classical and
Commercial Education, the Directors Of the College
offer to their patrons tho additional edvGn-
of hrstclasS building, entirely new. and much
superior tho former College in point OF venfiAon
an an cement And accommodation.
The Profossors being members OF Society which
for three hundred years has devoted itasf to the
Education OF youth have their favor tho 3D.
vantage long traditional experience. Tho EducAti0n
they profe give based Religion and Morality,
and aim, only to sdOrn the minds Of tsF
pupils with useful knowledge but also 10 tnstil int
for the lies tbey will have 20 discharge IN aterli
The Plan of Instruction consists OF three principal
Courses To" Preparatory the Classical and the Com
msroial The Preparatory lasta ONE year, and
intended to the younger sudens for higher
Class. either in the Classical Commercial course.
braces all the branches of thorough Collegiate and
University Education AT tho end Of the sixth year
those who give proof "r the IN tsS
ciency in Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chem1str9
and tho higher branches OF hAthemGtcS are entitled
The Degree Of Master Of Arts "a NJ II awarded to
those who devote second year TO the study Of Phos
years In the pfactlce Of q learned profession.
The COMMERCIAL Course lAsts TRRRB years, and
embraces All the branches usually taught in Commercial
the th and sixth yeGrs of the Classical course The
StudeDts attend lectures In Natural Phhosopny Ano
The age admission Is from nine 70 nfteen years.
and to be admitted one must PreVioaAy khO" no" "
read and write
TRuMs PER sEssIoS IES AoNTns-
Entrance Fee hrst year only. Is %
hoard Tuition and Washing, payable hAlfyeArly
and in ~ - -
Bod and BeddinR --------.--- INV
Clrculsrs can bo obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL CoLLEeE
THE JESUIT FATHERS.
+. PoURsTEE, College Agent,
HeI276Iv NO Graviar stre@t New OTleAns.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-26
JUVENILE COLUMN.
JIMMY, THE cow BOY

JIMMY, THE co" BOY
b eccentric old gentleman of wealth
led Morgan, invested q sum of money,
Income of wbich be intended to be used
he liberal education of the most deserv-
Had in town.
Ie made his plan known to five gentle
1, requesting them privately to make
1ryatlons and report tn him in six
this.
Id the boys known this. many of them
At have used every means to gain his
arable opinion; but as the matter WAS
.cret, he had an opportunity to watch
3 without letting them suspect his mo
the end of six mon this the five gentle
met at Mr.. Morgan's and discussed
Question in all Its bearings. Each had
whom he considered most
thy.
There is Johnny Ingalls,. who is a most
Aplary lad" SAID one-'What fault can
fnd with him, Mr.. Morgan ?"
will tell you," was the reply, 81 once
u him to take come important letters
he morning mail, but he met com
ipn on the way, and he was 80 anxious
is own Amusement that he did not
the letters until it was too late, and
d we're delay ed day, and gentleman
NAcdIA HIui Say " q COui
bot care much, 30 long as the old fel
would never tipd it OUT But the delay
lending the letters occasiOned me the
kof quite a sum of money"
enJlemen," continued Mr. Morgan, 81
- tried in one way or in another all the
b that you have mentioned, but none of
3 satisfy me-"
hen you will have to give up the pro-
said one, "for l think have dis
ed the merits cf nearly every boy in
believe Jimmy has not been mention
bald Mr.. Morgan.
hat Jimmy, the COW boy T. asked
ith a smile.
es, believe he drives cows to and
pasture"
nrely, Mr.. Morgan, you must be joking
never joke; and even if I had a dis
lon to 40 80, 1 should not select poor
boy for the subject of it,"
ut MIR. Morgan, do you know any
good of this boy 2"
20 you know any harm of him, cir 7"
Othing special; but does he amount
Tthing except to drive cows !"
e never had an opportunity, but am
decided to give hlm the benefit of my
et."
ROu will tell us the reasons for making
FOur choice 7"
certainly, with pleasure. You have
him COW boy. Well, that does not
u to me one way or another. 1t is
y because / know him to be good
Faithful COW boy that give him the
renee. 1t may seem to be- a small
to drive cows to pasture, but he is
nly one who has always done iG faith
every day, the same in my absence as
M was at home, while others loitered
e way, or allowed the cattle to stray
Other enclosures for the day, thinking
it would never be known. 1t is evil
to me that if he is so strictly faithful
mall things, he has the right spirit in
TO make him be trustworthy in greater
III "Tc-hnk, tolank to.linkle.linkle.
Der banks with buttercups at t-winkle,
IA The cows came slowly home"
8mmy, gray. shirted and bare footed,
ded them into the yard. He saw the
cow in, put up the bars, cav that the
b was all secure, and he was about to
\ away, when Mr.. Morgan called him
the house, where he told him some
hg that made him dumb with glad sur
le. and cent him home the happiest lad
bWn.
Wherever you find many men you find
|py minds," exclaimed public speaker.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-26
PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asylums at NatcheA- MisAs g.
sippi, will receive boys and girls boarders for tic
charge of $40 per month, always paid in advance.
This will pay for board lodging washing and tuition.
The girls pay extra nifty per month for tn
of the uniform
The boarders will hav the same fare and treatment
AS the orphans
This arrangement is made for tho especia sooommO-
daton of Catholic families with limited mesns. that
wish give their children plain Catholic eduoatioB
little ezpensei least give thom few months
OF particular preparation their First Comm unos
and Confirmation.
Children. however who not Catholics will AhO
be received.
Apply to the Brother Director OF D'Eyereux HA
Orphan Asylum the Sister Servant of St. Man
Orphsn ylun. Eatohez MissirHippi. jA30