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TNsr1rUT1oN ., nu,
SIS T E RS OF ST. JOSEPB,
Corner St. Philip and Galves strests
New Orleans.
And Bay 81. Louis, on the Sea Shore.

The government throughout this estabIsshmanA Il.
mild and parental The pupiis fo,
their nstructregsee. Recrsaon table dormitoriee az
the for all. In short, everything tends % pro-
mote AfectionRt0 union between the Bsters ana ~
young ladies intrusted to their motherIy care.
The instruction 10 thorough and solid harmonv
with the requirements of society. The pre
ln both English and French) al the branches Of kno
ledge cultivated at the present day. Each AnHua9e a
taught by natives of respective Countries 30 = IN
sure correct pronun citation.
The AcademicAl year CLOSES with public exhibition
and distribution of premiums to whob parents In
vited.
EducntiOn b here the object OF special attenon and
soHcitude. Governing these placed their charge
by moral suAson alone the sisters of st. ends
inculcAEe principles of solid piety require the
1triot observance polite and amiAble Sps
inst feelings of respect and Affection parenS
Pupils OF all denominations are admitted.
HoTA.-During tho bathing season, the BoArcin
School moved 10 the Bay St. Louis whore the SstoTs
Of st. Joseph have q hourlshng academy.
TERMS-To be pAid In advance, as follows
Boarding per three mon thS --..-----.--.eS %
MaehnR, y, -, --------..--.---.--.--. 10 Oe
Aasio Lessons and use of ofInstrument..-.-.-.2G 70 -
Or1WlnR Lessons . co
Pastel oil painting according TO the number Of pupin
Hecdiework in all II varieties, golden embroideFy,
artificial flowers In taught to the boardsFa without
charge.
For further particulars address, ''upsroress of the
Academy Of the Sisters of st. Joseph Box 1871
leansI" or, II more convenient aPPly 70
de23 n iy OF o, d. ELDER. Agent.
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September 8.
ST. HENRY, EMPEROR.

Henry, Duke of Bavaria, saw in a vision
his guardian St. Wolfgaug pointing to the
words "After six" This moved him to
prepare for death, and for six years he
continued to watch and pray, when at the
end of the sixth year be found the warn
ing verified in his election as emperor.
Thus trained in the fear of God he ascend
ed the throne with but one thought-to
reign for His greater glory. The pagan
Slavs were then despoiling the empire.
Henry attacked them with q small force (;
but Angels and Saints were seen leading
his troops, aud the heather fed in despair.
Poland and Bohemia, Morsvia and Bur-
gundy, were in turn annexed to his king
dom PaDnonis and Hungary won to the
Church. With the faith secured in Ger.
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FUNERALS, MARRIAGES., ETc.-Attention is
called to the card of Coroner j. G. Roche. which
publish in our advertising columns. He will take
charge of funerals and the embamiDg bodies Having
been raised in the business and having studied it
thoroughly the Coroner fails to give perfect
sfacton. He has carriages in all any
in the land, and employs none but experienced and
polite drivers bis charges invariably oo. Call
him at $50 and 252 MAGAZINE street.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(aT. JosEPH's,b
HEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long establiAhed Institution GAvorably Rs-
20 the people of the South. viii enter upoa ~ Est
seventh Scholastic year 'T' -'T'
OCTOBER 3, 1877.
The Plan Of 1nstruction consists Of three u<zssRr
Oour9e9i the Preparatory, the Clsssical ana The
merciAl; Tho preparatory course lastS yssp snA
10 intended to prepare the younger students for a
olals either In tho Classical or Commercial conruo
The CLASSICAL Course lAsts yeaEs, aad eua.
braces All the branches of thorough ColiegiaAo nHN
University Education. AT the end Of the sfzta NE1
those who give proofs OF the regulate knoWlOdgs In 1o
Greek and Latin languages and chow suhiosnt Isns-
and tho higher branches Of Mathematics are SuSSsr
TO the degree of A. u. Bachelor Of ArtsD.
The Degree Of Master Of ATts "a Nj II sWaT6aA n
those who devote second tho study Of Ptlgz1
ply and SoisGce In the College who have paGoo3
years In the practice Of learned profession.
The COMMERCIAL Course lastS THREE ysaRa. nn3
embraces all the branches usually taught IN Conam1iAa
the ffth and sixth years of the Classical courses ~
Students attend lectures In Natural Phoe0Iphy naE
Chemistry with the bers of the Graduating oa
The age Of admission 10 from nine 10 Aftsen JaaEpa
and 20 be admitted one must proviouAly know b0y -
read and write.
TERMS BEasIoa TEN MoaTRa.
Entrance Fec, nrst year -
Board, Tuition and w WashinR payable half yearly,
and In SEQ -
11solcAi Lees IL ~
Zoo ana D0oolnR''- n -
PRECEDENT OF SPRIkG HILL CoLHEaN
Near Mobile, AKA
THE JESUIT EATHERG
Corner BsrOnne Ani Common streets New OFtsalr,s1
p. POUR8IHE E, College AETR1, 80,
Soi6TlV l4O GraVtor street. Now 0rleal1BL
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ST. YINCENT's BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
DoNALDS0NHILLE, Id.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.

ful little village situated at the junction Of the Mis-
ssspp river and the Bayou 1t 10 accessible
at ali OF the year both by railway and
Parents will And. for their daughters, in this Inst
tuition all the facilities for Christian and refined
education the coure OF instruction being the
that pursued at st. Josephs Academy, EmmettSburg
Maryland of which it is branch. The buildings and
grounds arc spsoious and commodous.
In consideration of the changed condition Of the
South, the terms have been reduced to nearly half
pnce.
Ave months each the rst commencing September lBt,
and the second February ist-
TERMS-Payable in Advance:
Board and Tuition, including washing, mendinR,
bed and bedding, per session. IS 90
l0O w
Tapestry, Painting. etc, extra charges.
Music, Piano st ProfesAors price.
Books and Stationery, at current prices. je30 4m
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Corner of Dryades and Clio Streets,
NEW oRLEAHs LA

Through the kindness OF Rev. T. j. Kenny, the
Christian Brothers have been enabled to establish
themselves perm an emily in the above location.
The building is large ard oommodious, has been
recently repaired and improved very extensively 1t
contains every facility esssary for the educa
Of young men for the various duties and employ
ments of business life whether clerks accountants
merchants, bankers, profe ssona men, any other
calling where knowledge of the special branches
taught may be made available.
TERMS.
Tuition in Senior Department, per quarter Of %
months, pay able in advance. 90
Lntermeu uiAto department l2 %
Preparatory Department for young boys--...-.. 90
Books and Stationery furnished the Students
rent rates.
The Session begins on the First Monday in Septem
ber, and closes about the first of July following.
au4tf BRO. OLIVER, Director.
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IMMATURE LIVES OF THE SAINTS.
September 2.
ST. STEPHEN, KING.

ST. STEPHEN, KING.
Geysa, fourth duke of Hungary, was,
with his wife, converted to the Faith, and
saw in vision the martyr st. Stephen, who
told him that he should have a son, who
would perfect the work he had begun.
This son was born A. d. 977, and received
the name of Stephen. He was most care
fully educated, and succeeded his father at
an early age. He began to root out idola-
try, suppr essed q rebellion of his pagan
enbjects, and founded monasteries and
churches all over tie land. He sent to
Pope Sylvester, begging him to appoint
bishops to the eleven sees he had endowed,
and to bestOw on him, for the greater sue
cess of his work, the title of king. The
Pope granted his requests, and sent him q
he regarded him as the true apostle of his
people. His devotion was fervent. He
placed his realms under the protection of
our Blessed Lady, and kept the Feast of
her Assumption with peculiar affection.
He gave good laws, and saw to their exc
he had Christ on his lips, Christ in his
heart, and Christ in all he did. His only
wars were wars of defence, and he was
always successful. God sent him many
and sore trials. One by one his children
died, but he bore all with perfect submis
sion to the will of God. He died on his
favorite Feast of the Assumption, A. D.
1893.
When st. Stephen was about to die, he
summoned the bishops and mobiles, and
gave them charge concerning the choice of
q successor. Then he urged them to nur-
ture and cherish the Catholic Church,
which was still as a tender plant in Hun
gary, to follow justice, humility, and char
ity, to be obe edient to the laws, and to show
ever q reverent submission to the Holy
See. Then, raising bis eyes towards
heaven, he said, % Queen of Heaven,
august restorer> of a prostrate world, to
thy care commend the Holy Church, my
people and my realm, and my own depart
ing SOUL And then he died in peace.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE LocQUET-LERoY
New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute,
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL,
2S0. Camp Street. .---.-..- $50
Between CAiiope and Poeyfarre.

The eighth scholastic year of this hrst-clsss apS
wellknown Institute. with complete and able corps
of achers will epen on MONDAY, 10th Of Septem ber
The entire of study all bran cbes
of a solid instruction, English and French
Particular attention Is paid tho instruction of
Christian Doctrine, under the direction of Priest
designated by the Most Rev OF New Orleans
Children prepared for First Communion with the
most conscientious
The second session of the KINDEBG ARTEN, will
open on Monday September 3Oth where children Of
both admitted.
Terms moderate for 9TH departments.
For catalogues of the Institute clrrnlars the
apply 20 Camp street. toShe principal
address Box lI30, Postofice New Or
leans. aue5 1y
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(sT. MARrG1
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,

Situated on the hi,sisspPi River Sixty Miles asare
New 0riesns.
This ancient and magnificent establishmsns susw.
porated by Law Of the Legislature ompo1yssa An
grant diplomas and degrees opeps on ahz NIEswx,
TUESDAY Of October every year. It ir unday ssAD
direction OF the Aarist Fathers who form . nssssstu
specially devoted to education. College Point azE o..
vent Landing convenient and regular Inn ding ys
for steamboats, going TO and returning frOca Ea1p
Orleans.
Payable In U. 9. currency half yearly in sdvs,ss..
Board tuition. washing and stationery por terzp a
nV0 monthe
Ooo Cor feee and medicine In ordinary oaess 49,
nose uor 9ll), per annum
aShluk Por Anhum
Entrance foe TO be paid only yonce.............- TE
Extra Charges
GermAn or Spanish. .----..--.....s.......... szs
DraWlnK ma
Use Of philosophical Apparatus and Chemioals,.-, 70
Vocal at Professors
Violin or Plano. with Of Instrument per noF.e1
HeI ~
SchOo Books Stamps, and other school neceanaEiez,
Bedding. whom provided by the College Per an1rza s
n. R-An music lsssona to be paid EeP r,ax<Nav.
In advance
RRYEREKCESI
His Grace, the Moet Rev. ArohbIshop New Onaca1n
The Rev Clergy Of Algters. s
Tor further details. apply tho Rev Pfeaasa. Es
MR.. p. POURSTNH
MA lily No. 40 GravieF street. New Ors@a s.G
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EDUCATIONAL.
PIo MONO COLLEGE,
PI0 MONO COLLEGE,
MACON, GEORGIA
Session Opens Tuesday, September gath, 1878.
CIAL COURSE


CIAL COURSE.
The Institution is stuAted the heights surround
Ing the city Of Macon. at elevation nearly
feet above the level of tho The surrourdng arc
beautiful and picturesque. Being below tho snow
line tho climate 10 exceedingly mild and free nom all
malaria 1t 10 especially for students Of
delicate constitutions who may wish enjoy ell the
advantage of FLORIDA without las distance inoon
veniencos Macon is 900 miles northwest Savannah
and has direct rairead and tefegrapho
with all parts Of the county. The vaIious branches
Of complete college edo cation ghiy impars
cd by compete mt staG OF Professors and Tutors
The domestic department. 10 up der the care of the
Sisters of Mercy.
Board and Tuition in all the College branches
per yeAr $3.50 90
WIN. a. GROSS. d. D..
Bishop Of Savannah, PIesident-
N. B.-Catalogucs, with full particulars forwarded
npon application my9s Am
ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY
aREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Brosdway Streets
New orsaDs.
This Academy. under the charge Of the Dominican
Nuns. occupies . beautiful site near New orleans-
The plan OF instruction unites every advantage
which can contribute to education at once solid
and refined.
Instrumental and Vocal Music, Painting and Wax
work form extra charges.
For particulars apply to the Convent. mha4 tt
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COLLEGE
IMMAC ULATE CONCEP PTION.
Corner OF Common and Baronne streets,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by tho State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees ts con
Quoted BY the Fathers Society Of Tho build
courtyard entirely of from the street reoerved foT
recreation 30 that from the arrival Of pups at e
secluded and superintended.
The Course Of instruction threefold,
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
The Comm meroiAl Course 10 those studspts who DC
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course for those who desire have
complete education.
French is taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted, unless they know ,ov 10
read and write.
The moral and religious training the studsntss tbs
leading object Of tho instructors.
Every month report 10 sent to parents stating
duct, progress, rank in class and aftaldance,
The Academioal year begins she First Monday
Of October and closes towards the nd of July.
TERMS.
uition, payable in advance. and IN United States
currency every two months ths..-....,......-.-.l2 W
- my26 7sly REV. GAUTRELET PrnaidspA
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September 4.
ST. ROSE OF VITERBo.

64. hOSE Ot t1Ikh6Os
Rose was born in the spring of 1910, a
time when Frederick II. was expressing
the Church, end many were faithless to the
Holy See. The infant at once seemed
filed with grace with tottering steps she
sought Jesus in His tabernacle, she knelt
before sacred images, she listened to pious
talk, retaining all she heard, and this
when she was scarcely three years old.
fOne coarse habit covered her flesh; fasts
and disciplines were her delight. To de-
fend the Church's rights was her burning
wish, and for this che received her mission
from the Mother of God, who gave her the
franciscan habit, with the command to go
tOrth and preach. when hardly ten years
old Rose went down to the public square
sAt Viterbo, called upon the Inhabitants to
be faithful to the Sovereign Pontiff, and
vehemently denounced all his opponents.
So great was the power of her word, and
of the miracles which accompanied it, that
the Imperial party, in fear and anger,
drove her from the city. Exile only open:
ed wider sphere for her zeal, and she
continued to preach incessantly from place
90 place, till Innocent Nv. was brought
back in triumph to Rome, and the cause
81 God was won. Then she retired to q
little cell at Viterbo, and prepared in SOL
ttude for her end. She died in her eigh-
teenth year. Not long after, she appeared
in glory to Alexander w., and bade him
translate her body. He found it as the
vision had said, but fragrant and beautiful,
as if still in life.
If God gives us q particular work to do,
He will most certainly enable us to accom-
plish it, however unsuitable the time and
|circum stances may appear. One day, when
Rose was insisting, in the square of Wit
erbo, on the duty of being loyal Catholics,
tne crowd became go great that but few
could hear her words. Still she preached
on, and gradually the stone on which she
was standing rose from the ground, and,
remaining suspended in the air, supported
the holy child in view of all till her dis
course was finished, when it gently des.
cended to It's place.
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September 3.
sT. MICHAEL or THE SAINTS.

ST. MICHAEL OF THE SAINTS.
Michael was native Of Spain. While
yet mere child be made a vow of chas-
tity, and when bis father, hearing of it.,
jestiDgly propose marriage to him, he ran
eobbing to our Lady's altar, and there
more fervently reiterated HE vow. At the
age of six he ran away from home to lead
the life of a hermit. His father brought
him back, and apprenticed him to a mer-
chant, whom Michael served faithfully,
; though he epept all his leisure time in
church, and was even then found in ecstasy
before the Blessed Sacrament. When not
yet twelve years old he again stole away
secretly, and this time entered the Trini-
tartan Order at Barcelona, and in due
time was solemnly profeesed. A few
months after his profession call from God
led him to exchange into the stricter "dis
VOW of virginity which he had made in
childhood, and now renewed for life, was
blessed by God. He never had one tempt
alton of the flesh, or single impure
9hought. Still he chastised his body with
constant austerities. For years he de-
prived himself of bed or pillow, and liter
ally had not where to lay his head. The
Blessed Sacrament was the aim of all his
devotions.. For 1t he strove to be morti-
fed, fervent, chaste and his love at times
forced him to rush into the open air, and
to act like one demented. He spent his
life IN laborlng ln the hospitals and prisons,
and died, aged thirty three, A. 1635.
Many persons condemned st. Michael's
extraordinary devotion before the Blessed
Sacrament, calling it exaggeration and
hypocrisy. Among these was @ careless
priest named Fernandez. One day, when
ST. Michael was preaching on preparation
for Holy Communion, Fernandez sat by
listening with inward derision. Suddenly
he saw the Saint raised above the pulpit,
and heard him say in tone of great con
trition, "Woei wee is me!' These words,
and the rapture which accompanied them,
atruck deep into the heart of Fernandez,
sOr he felt that they expressed his own
state. He repented sincerely of all his
irreverences towards our Lord, and for
the rest of his life was fond of repeating
the words which had 80 moved his soul.
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EDUCATIONAL.
at. MARY's ACADEMY,
Conducted BY the Sisters of tho Holy csezS
WILL REOPEN MONDAY, sKPrEMBEH n sR<1..
AUSTIN. TEXAS.

WILL REOPEN MONDAY, sKPrEMBsS q, yExx..
This Institution is situAtsd In high ana Ers.Szzr
portion OF the Hin" renowned capital OF Ter u o.
course Of Instruction embraces every ssssxsss
TO the complete education Of yeung Adies Nh stxc
attention 20 their moral aod poiite dsportInenA IN
oefnAn and French languages are taught By Rotfzss
OF the respective countries aud nueatly spssrss
the fnmaies of the Aoad, my. Highly aeesEp p1z1exd
Teachos mot secular bot the Reigeuse> ai-Ss4 s1H
Department. Of Instrumental and Vocal Musia Usmss
Ing. Painting and every variety Of Fancy wex& zve-
also taught As tho art OF Domestic Economy. iaaa
its branches. forms most important part 81 ssslR
and finished education thu pups Of this estAalSsf,
ment arc taught TO excel In the the 40
se wing machine, and required 10 spend Q rsr1ra
of time each week in the laundry and htehea n aeap
ing practical knowiodss OF the dutes oozAssssz
with these important departments.
Pupils of all denominations ale received m ,saA
the utmost care 10 given to tho religious traAa 80
the children OF Catholic parents, influence iS,zua
osed over the religious opinions Of others.
Great expense is not feature OF said AcA<ssoszr
owinE TO the general business depression tho aSs
advantages offered at Q low figure to pArtiso as
respectable standing and referenoes
For terms and full paiueulAra write for ss, sz- n,
call at the Institution.
Address. SISTER SUPERIOR
St MAry's Academy. p. o. Box Ma
anu 2n Austin, TexnO.
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ST. STANISLAUS
COMMERCLAL COLLEGE,
BAY Sr Lo,Ia MrasIaa,pp,
BAY sr. LOUIS, DE1Aa1ssrPrl

This Institution, chartered by the State Lestaa&ur.
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Saored Henrt
has been in successful operation sinoo
situated on the shores Of Bay commanding sTtoa
sve view Of tho Gulf and sherdinR all the SdvantHeas
Of the breeze and bathing in the Summer itg epa
did location great to e1oriso
comprises all the branches of good Engsh educatioH
TERMBI
Board and Tuition per session, payable half YEARLY in
advance .G95O 90
Meen1nR, per assslon. IS 90
Bcdding, per session. (optionaD 90
DOCTOR -----...---...--. 90
Vaoation, II spent at the In stituton SO a.
EXTRA CHAR9Eai
Pfauo and Violin per month, each ......-..-.. g %
Use OF flano, per ] 80
7Iuto per month 90
Brass instrument, Per month .-- 90
Spanish and German Ian per month, eAnb.. %
For further particulars, apply to
BRO FLORIMOND
my26 'Ts Direotor Of the CoIle1a
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ST JoSEPH's ACADEMY
FOB YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED By THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
NEAR EMMITsBURG, FREDERICK COUNTY
MAINLAND.

MAX EMMIIbBUkUt FRBDERICk COUNTY
MAINLAND.
This institution ia peasant situated in healthy and
picturesque part Of Frederick county, Maryland half
mile from EmmitsburR, and two miles from Mount st.
AAry'a College. 1t commenced in 1902 and inoor-
porated by the Legisatuns of Maryland In IaIe- The
building are convenient and spacious.
The academic year lie divided into two sessions Of Eve
months each.
Board and Tuition Per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Aending and
DOoDOr 80 %
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVXNCE.
The Academic year s divided Sessions Of i've
months each beginning respectively the frat Monday
Of Beptsnlber and the Arst Of February.
Letters OF inquiry directed 70 tho
noII77ly St Joseph'S Academy. GamitSbaTE Ma.
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. COLLEGE,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
This Institution affords ample ans for thorough
Classical. Scientific and Commercial Education
TERMs-PATABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE,
Board and Tuition, per quarter Of ct months ss57 so
Washing and Mendng --.--..-.---........-.. co
Musio and Linear Drawing form extra charges.
Next Session will commence Monday, Sept. ., 1873.
For further particulars applyto
au4 Pm BRO. MAURELIAN President
GEoRGETowN COLLEGE, D. C.
Classical Department opens September 5th. Address
the President.
Medical School, September I'd. Address Francis A.
Ashford, M. D.. lean. 1880 New York Avenue,
Law School, octc ber'3i. Address William II. Dennis
Esq, Office OF Registerof Of Wills. Washington, d. q.
aud ct P. F. HEALEY, s. J., President.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
FORDHAM, N. z,
Under the Direction of the Jesuit Fathers,
Is beautifully situated in q very picturosque and
healthy part of New Yak County.
This College affords every facility for the best
classical and Com merciAl Education.
Studies will be resumed Sep ptember 4th, 1873.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition. per half session. 90
For further particulars apply to
REV. +. VIM. GoCHELM. 81,
jy21 Pm President.
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THE MOTHER supKRNaEs
EOULE's COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE ATr

DTE ,SVMMEnCLA6 NOLLEUE Iakk1LSF
entiro yeari elective system - branekes OF ssisR
daily leotures gymnasium exercise spseiAi saes
given 70 native capacity, die position mannera hersF
and morale; non esctarian students free 70 senaA
ceived in the Commercial and scientific Departss 1z
patronised by tho progressive discerning and rr3Dgs%
Snsinesa oios: with all the book. Of seoounI eesa
are la'Re, we'll ventilated and the most beaTaieS {Iss
fusnished in the country has all necessary aSSs3S
In particular studies, At from q % o per month.
GEO, SOULE PrestsAs9
n. B-Revouton In mum bers-iUOO Testimea -.
"sOULhS SERIES OF PHILOSOPHIC NETNgS-
METICS" This seres the rArest Rszan of f1a
Science Of Hum6;rs. They teaah that new twas b
botter than fallaoious theories however an okeue
nowned syllogiato, anAlogioal and axio matko Ysn,
ing, instead Of arbitrary rules II used th roa0hoSa SO
ssre: of books Tesohers suRPhsd at 30 RsT e.ne 1A
merciHl aud Literary College, New Orleans In
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This long establiAhod Institution 90 favorable Rs-
70 the people of the South will enter upoa - Hee-
seventh BoholAStio year on - -