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at. MARY'S ACADEMY,
AUSTIN. TRNAS,
Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross

Conducted by the Sisters Of the Holy Cross
WILL Rr-OPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 isTs.
This ir stituton is situated In high and tcllIny
portion Of the Hill" renowned capital of Texas The
course OF Instruction embraces every branch sahsals
to the complete education CT young ladoa with sescS
attention to their moral and polite department. ERe
German aud French languages are taught by nniivas
of the octve countries and huently spoken ~
the inmates of the Academy. Highly accomplished
TeAcEors mot secular but the ReiiReuac) dToc. -
departments OF Instrumental and VocAi Music. IsrGE
Ing Painting and every variety OF Fancy Work are
also taught. As tho OF Domestic Economy. in all
and finished education, the pupils OF this sEtsbiiSh
ment taught excel in the OF the nedle and
sewing machine, and are required To spend portion
of each week in the laundry aud kitchen aoqrir
| irE practical knowledge of tho duties connected
with these i'm portant departments.
Pupil, of all denomination received and whlle
the utmost is given tho iRious training Of
the children of Catholic parents inauenco is eEer-
cised over the re Sious opinions OF others.
Great expense is not feature Of said Academy
owing the general business depression the above
| advantages offered at low figure to partlos Of
respectable standing and references.
For tems and full PARTICULARS write for circular o.
call at the Institution.
Address SISTER SUPERIOR,
St Mary's Academy = 0 Box 1873.
auIl 2n Austin Texas
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PIO MONO COLLEGE,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Session Opens Tuesday, September Gath, 1873.
FULL CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CONNER
CIAL COURSE.

The Institution s situated on the heights surround
ing the city of Macon, at elevation of nearly 600
feet above the level of the The surroundings
beautiful and picturesque. Being below tho snow
line, the climate is exceedingly mild and free from Ill
malaria it is especially recommended for students OF
delicate constitutions who may wsh 10 enjoy all the
advantages Florida without its distance and incOn
veniences $4,000 miles northwest of Savannah
direct railroad and telegraphic
with all parts of the country. The various branches
of complete college education thoroughly impart
ed by a competent staff of Professors and Tutors
The domestic department is under the of tho
Sisters of Mercy.
Board ard Tuition in all the College branches.
VIM. II, GROSS, u. D..
Bishop of Savannah, President.
NB-Gataiefaes,- fail par t+ettiaf# arfct
npon application. my2G 4m
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Corner Of Dryades and Clio Streets,
oHLEAEe, LA.

Though the kindness of Rev. T. J. Kenny, the
Christian Brothers have been enabled to establish
theDseIvos perm anenty in the above location.
The buIltiug is large and comm odious, has been
recently repaired and improved very eItensively- 1t
every facility cessary for the education
Of young men for the various duties and employ,
1nents of busness life whether clerks accountants
merchants bankers profe ssonal in any other
calling where knowledge Of the special branches
taugtt may be made available.
TERMS.
Tuition in Senior Department. per quarter of 2t
months pay able in advance -S15 90
INFERNO date Department IL 90
Preparatory Depsrtm for young boys.-..--. 90
Books and Stationery furnished the Students at
rent rates.
Tho Session begins the First Monday in Ccto
ber and closes about the first Of July following.
au4t BRO. OLIVER, Director.
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THE ITALIAN CRoPs.-The lovers of olives
will be pleased to hear that the trees are quite
overladen with this beautiful fruit. The
vines, too, have exceeded their average pro-
ducton, and this year we may look forward
to the beautiful new wine of Italy being effer-
that the " Temperance Movement" requires no
prosecution in this country. Give an Italian
half a bottle of cheap white wine, and he will
whole evening. without the possibility Of his
Overlapping the strictest bounds of propriety.
have lived in Italy a long time, and 1 have
never yet seen q drunken native. The only
was that of two Englshmen who acGosted M }
one night in the Piazza Minerva, with the re-
quest that 1 would direct them to the Totem
ham Court Road, as they were slightly out of
their bearings.
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Morning Star and Catholic msssengs''
MINIATURE LIVES OF THE SAINTS.
November ls.
ST. GREGORY THAUMATURGUe.


St. Gregory was born in Pontus of hea-
then parents. In Palestine, about the year
23l, he studied philosophy under the great
Origen, who led him from the pursuit OF
human wisdom to Christ, who is the Wis
dom of God. Not long after he was made
bishop of Neoc8 sares in his own country.
His humility filed him with fear, and he
retired from the world in order to learn
more accurately the mysteries of the faith.
AS he lay awake one night, an old man en- :
tered his room, and pointed to lady of
superhuman beauty and radiant with
heavenly light. This old man was st.
John the Evangelist; and when the Lady
told him to give Gregory the instruction he
desired, St. John said that in this also he
was ready to please the mother of the
Lord. Thereupon he gave St. Gregory q
doctrine of the Trinity st. Gregory set it
in writing, directed all his prerching by it,
and handed it down to his successors.
Strong in this faith he subdued demons,
he foretold the future. At his word rock
moved from its place, river changed its
course, lake wac dried up. He converted
his diocese, and strengthened those under
persecution. He struck down a risip g
heresy, and when be was gone this creed
preserved his flock from the Arian pest.
st. Gregory died in the year go
When st. Gregory went to his diocese
there were but seven teen Christians in it ;
when he died but seventeen heathene. He
built church for his people, the first
Christian church of which we have any
certain record. 1t survived the persecu-
tion of Dioeletian, who ordered that all
Christian churches should be RACED to the
ground. 1t stood unshaken in an earth
quake which destroyed the city. 1t was
the symbol of that mistaken faith which
Gregory received from the Virgin Mother
of God.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. SIMEON'S SELECT SCHOOL,
No. l3l Annunciation Street,
Between Italia and Melpomene Streets.

hi. Institution conducted By the sistsrs OF Chart
tyl VIII reopen on November Ith. Isis.
The Sisters consider themselves constitutional IL
bound TO respond to the den repoaed them
parents and guardians, by giving to their pupils \
Christlan and vrtuous education strictly attending
their intellectual improvement and cultivaiIng that
refinement Of manners which will d. them for society.
The course Of instruction tbasod upon that pursued
at 81 Jossph's, EmmotsourGJ embraces orthography.
Heading Grammar. Rhetoric Composition Plain and
Ornamental Writing, Practical and Rational Artth
metic, Book keeping Primo PIes of Algebra and Geo
metry, Ancient and Modern Geography with the
Maps and Globes), Astronomy Sacred ard Profaue
History Biography and Mythology. Natural IntelIsc
iual and Moral Philosophy, Logic. Botany and Chemis
try, French Mnsic.
TEkMs rEK MONTH rAYAnLS Is ADVANCE.
Eughsh Glasses fcom m.---....---..--.-....t4 to $40
Iehch Iias@eS'
r-utrAbc'-pau nut unCo.. =
Music Drawing etc, form extra charges.
General Obsetvations.--l. \ month commenced will
be con.idered moth completed, no deduction bo
made for absence =. Books and stationery furnished
by the insttution at current prices } Visitors
earnestly requested call oulS SsturdAy between
the hours of IL and o'clock to prevent the nterrup
tion Of sChoiI site exercises.
ALSO -
ST. VINCENTS SCHOOL, in conr ectiou with tho
above, Will open on the day. oC217stt
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CouLE.s COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND

SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
~ Literary DAY and evening sessions the
entire year elective system - branches Of study
daily lectures; Rymnasiums rcise special care
given native capacity, Opposition mauners heAlt
morals; -sectRIian students free to collcRa
literary and debating society full facalty ladies
ceiyed in the Commercial and Scientific DepArtmeyy
patroDzed by the progressive, discern nR and roEi
has actual counting rooms. banking. shipping
business Offices with all the books of sccOunL ecu
cial Instruments papers etc lecture and study ts
are Ia gs we'll ventilated and bcAuLif & lg
fnrnshoI in the country has all necessary ot 5ck
teaching and philosophical apparatus special ola -
In particular studies, ut from 81 To " month.
GEO, SOULE Prealdept,
B-Revolution In numbsrs-IUUO TrstimonialJ,
"SOULL'5 SERIES OF PHILOSOPHIC ARITHs
METICS This series present the rArsst gems of the
Science Of Numb" They teach that truth iE
better than old aud that facts and
better than f4llAcous theories however ancient
nowuet. Syogisto. AnRioRtcAi. and ssiomStsc
ing instead arbitrary rules ia used throughout tkIs
series OF books Teachers supplied At 10 per dIs
count Address GeD Souie. President Of Soule Con-
morcial aud Literary Collage, New Orleans. La
tr1
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The difference between ladies and d lacks is
th at the ladies are often dressed to kill, while
th g ducks are killed to dress.
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST. MARYS,)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, L

PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment Iuo~
poratsd by law OF the Legslature and empowered m
grant diplomas and degrees, opens the FIRST
TUESDAY of October every year. It iS under the
direction of the MariSt Fathers, who form society
specially devoted education. College Point and Con-
vent Landing convenient and regular landing places
for steam boats going to and returning from New
Orleans.
PAYABLE In U. s. currency half yearly In advancet
Board, taitton waspiES and stationery per terI OF
Doc sor's and medicine in ordinary OF i'll
ness (for ally, per annuu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Washing Annum- ~
Entrancefae to be paid only yonce.--------..--- 10
Extra Charges
German Spanish. p
Drawing ~
Use of Philosophical Apparatus and ChemicGls.-- 10
Vocal Music .Rt fToIe0sor CharBtb
Violin Piano, with use OF instrument, per month
per ann m ---..-.---. -
School Books Stamps and other school necesBaries,
ut current prices
Bedding when provided by the College per Sl+
N BAH music lessons are to be paid for monthly
In advance.
REPEREUCEsi
His Grace the Most Rev. Arohbshop of New Orlesns-
The Rev. Clergy OF Algiers.
For further details, apply 70 the Rev. President at
the College or to ~ ,orrDsr,
nv37s1y Eo.I+o Gr'vter StreetNeW orieanS'
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ST. STANISLAUS
COMNERCIAL COLLEGE,
RAY 6T IotrIE HrsgIssIPPI

This InBtituton chartered by the State LeEisaturs
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
has in successful operation since 1855 Beautifully
situsted tho shores Oftho Bay an oHteD
Of the sea and bathing in tho Summer it GplsE
dd location i great Indictment to heAthful oxsnose
and nm nsement for the pupils. The Commercial Couns
oouaprses ali the branches Of good EngSh eduoatS1
TERAs:
Toor6 and Tuition per session payable half yearly
c1y,cce ESQ 90
ISs.hJno nar TS.Eiop 1900
T1.35Jn 20 bsr aaSsion topton nAi).-------.-- 20 90
11octorgSe 5esa .--....---.-.-...-..--- 90
Vocation II spen at the northumberland. SO %
EXTRA CHAH0Esi
Piano and Violin per month each .---- %
Use of Piano per month
ElutS month
Braas Uni strument, per mont
spanish and German Ian guhEes, per month, EACH "
For further particulars, apply 70
Bro. FLORIMOHD.
my96 'TsIy Director Of the College
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST JOSEPH'S ACADEMY

FOR YOUNG LADIES'
CONDUCTED BT THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
NEAR EMMITSBURG, FREDERICK COUNTY
MARYLAND.
This Institution is pleasantly situated in healthy
picturesque part of Frederick county, Maryland half
mile from Emmitsburg, and two miles from Mount ct.
hsrys College. 1t was commenced in 1909, and lDcor
porated by the Legislature of Maryland in 1915. The
buildings are convenient and spacious
TERMS
The academic ia divided into two sessions OF fva
months each.
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
"
I. 3. for each session. r.-----.----..-------. lS OO
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year s divided into Sessions of We
months each beginning the fret MOI
of September and the first of February.
Letters of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
noIo7sly st Joseph's Academy EmmitsburG Nd.
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auIl IN
7 TTRsULINE ACADHMY. ST. JOHN BAPTIST,
TUSCALOOSA. ALA.

The most healthy and delightful situation In the
South with extensive grounds excellent water, otc.
Thoroush n course Of instruction. Terms moderate.
For farther pArticdlArs apply to
AuIl 7sl THE MOTHER SUPE&1OK.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CorEAU, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
LOUISIANA.

This College, Incorporated by the State OF LoulnAnA
with the privilege of comforting Academic Degrees 10
conducted by the Fathers OF the Society of Jssus.
The plan of instruction embraces the ordinary
OF Science, Literature and Commerce, the they
are taught in otner Jesuit Colleges.
Tho next session will open October LIST.
TERMsi
Board, Tuition and ACHING per year ........ t2sc
Entrance Fee flor the first year only 10
Medical Fees 10
Bed and Bedding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Payments must be made hAlfyearly in advance,
For further particulars apply to
p. POuRSINE & CO., Agents,
auls 5sly I4O Gravier street New Orleans.
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THE LoCQUET-LEROY
New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL,
2S0.----.-- Camp Street. $50
Bstw eer Calliopo and Poey fare

The eighth scholastic year of thIs htst-cia.n and
we'll known Institute. with complete and able eorps
of teachers will open MONDAY 10Th OF Ssp
cs The entire OF study embraces all brau choe
OF a solid instruction. English and French.
Particular attention Ia paid tho instrurtirr Of
Christian Doctrine, under the direction Of Priest
designated by the Most Rev Archbishop New Orloana
Children are prepared for First Com munion with the
mo at conscientious
I4A e+-I..+-~--of+ -tA--fS %N.-~4f
open on Monday. September 3jth. whore children OF
both sexes admitted.
Terms moderate for b ,th departments.
For catalogues of tho lRstituts and circulars OF the
kindergarten apply 2Sn Camp street to the principal
bookstores, address Box lIJu, Postoflco New Or
leans. Au25 ~ iy
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
HOLY CRCSS,
NEW IBERIA, ATTAKAPAS. L.

This Institution, undor the special patronage OF Els
Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishop OF New Orleans Is
delightfully."- situated on tho banks of the Bayon
one of the most healthy and picturesque localities CT
the State. In addition to the beuets OF Christian
education 1t promises a thorough instruction In the
differ ont branches OF commerce.
TERMS
Board and Tuition per annum 300 NC
washing. Per anuun- ----.------ 10 90
Ell trance Fee fret year only . 90
Doctors Fees medicines comprised) --.---- IL 70
For further INFORMATION apply at the Morning star
e4ieo aatrrss tho 4Arcsiteut SotrSo. ~
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ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENVILLE,
Corner ct. Charles and Broadway Streets
New Orleans.

This Academy, under the charge Of the Dominican
Tho plan of instruction unites every advantage
which contribute to an education at once Solid
and refined.
Board and Tuition por snnHm. t20o 90
Instrumental and Vocal Music Painting and Wax
work form extra ohsrges.
For particulars apply to the Convent. mh2f II
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This long Institution 30 favorablv known
TO the people of tho South will enter upon ia Forfy
eighth Scholastic year
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Cross Roads.
J. w. JOHNSON,
ADDIE CHERINGToN,
Teachers.
Teachers.

Once more we will employ few leisure
moments in letting the many readers OF
the Standard know what is going on
down in this part of the country. The
freeze on last Sunday and Monday nights,
caused a good deal of unessiness among
the farmers, many Of them fearing that
all the fruit would be killed, and some
feared that wheat might be seriously in
jured. We have not, as yet, learned how
serious was the damage to the fruit crop.
School closed at Winchester on Satur-
day, March ODD. Mr. Davis, the teacher,
has done a good work here during his
term OF school, and we believe carries the
good wishes of all with him, wherever he
may 90.
Caleb Alexander has sold quite fine
body of timber to Madison Furnace, and
they have about 1000 cords of wood al
ready cut on it. 1t seems pity to have
such fine timber swept off by Wholesale,
as it is
The school at Franklin Valley closed
this place closed on Saturday ODD. The
school at Roscoe. taught by George John
son. closed on Wednesday 9th. and
Madison Furnace school closed on Thurs
day 2Sth. Speaking of Madison Furnace
reminds us that some person or persons,
having neither the fear OF God or man,
broke in the store at that place one night
this week, and helped themselves to sun
dry goods therefrom. The amount taken
was not large, and part Of The goods were
found day or two afterwards secreted
at no great distance from the Furnace
As we are entirely without information
as to the suspected parties, we venture no
opinion in the matter, but trust the gull
ty ones will soon meet their just deserts.
Benz. Callahan, Esq, has lately bought
some fine young cattle. lie has some
fine pasture, and thought to utilize the
same, hence the purchase.
Frank Tracy is going to teach a sub
school here this sum mer, as
there will be no public school He has
several scholars already, and doubtless
will have a full school
Oats sowing is now in order, and our
farmers are all busy as bees.
Speculation is wild over the probable
death Of Col. Vance, and some think that
il may turn out that he was behind in his
business; be this as it may, he has many
warm friends in this part of the country,
and all are anxious to know what has be.
come of him.
The chicken cholera has broken out in
some neighborhoods in this vicinity, and
a large number Of chickens are dying.
Is there any cure for it2
Some of our weather "probs" are
scratching their heads and seem deter.
mined that we are to have snow and win
ter in earnest yet. all of which we pre-
sumo will come to pass some time next
winter.
We paid a short visit to Oak Hill on
Tuesday Of this week, and while there
were a guest Of Capt. VIM J Evans lie
is a genial, whole.souled man, and the
treatment we received from the family
will not soon be forgotten. May his
shadow never grow less. BERT.
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puuiir nueituu. uu
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TIE hr.i drsafiissi tfHrf. appraised sutlrrt 60
W dover estate uf The uliuw. at gfsn1 nl.
TIE HFrund hfNrfiifrd tutrt appraised, ffnu
futu dover Ht ESQ Un.
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Disease and Death, when they reach
our own households. are too serious for
jesting, we use our best endeavors to
drive off the dread messengers, and are
only happy when we feel that they are at
n distance. At the first approach OF that
fell destroyer, Consumption, in the shape
Of a cough or slight cold as well as more
severe Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints,
we should at once use Eilert's Extract Of
Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t has no supe-
rior in such cases. Every bottle warrant
ed to give satisfaction Sold by Geo. w.
Miller. jan24-tf
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Lemuel s. Paine, usually known as
Shepherd Paine, died some ten days ago,
at his residence, near Hamden. Mr..
Paine was about seventy years Of age
We regret to see in the notices of his
death in q great many papers, that great
stress is laid upon the fact that Mr.. Paine
was very wealthy. There is no harm in
being wealthy, if imam gets his wealth
honestly, as Mr.. Paine did; but we re-
joice more in being able to say that Mr.
Paine was an honest man, and a good cit
izen. We never heard any man utter an
unkind word about him, and il he ever
had an enemy we never heard of it.
Mr.. Paine was a son Of the late Judge
Paine, one Of the pioneers OF this county
He was brotherin.law Of Hon. II. s.
Bundy, and father OF James B. Paine,
Esq. attorneyat-law, of this place.
A Biographical sketch Of the life of Mr..
Paine, written by Mr.. Bundy, or some
one who knew Mr.. Paine all his life
would be very acceptable.
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There will be Welsh Sabbath School
Eisteddfod held at Oak Hill on Thursday,
April llth, 1878. The exercises will be
Competitive, consisting OF Literary pro-
ductions, Recitations aud Music, appro-
pirate for Sabbath School Scholars. These
meetings are held annually, under the
auspices Of an association composed OF all
the Welsh Sabbath Schools Of this and
Gallia counties, of all denominations, and
their annual meeting is looked forward
TO as a grand Sabbath School Jubilee, and
have proven great success in the past
as well as Of much benefit in developing
the Literary and Musical talent of the
Scholars, and the prospects are. that this
one will be OF increased interest, and we
have no doubt but it will be well attended.
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War of 1912 To Soldiers and Widows.

A law granting pensions to soldiers Of
the war of 1912, and their widows, has
passed Congress. Let them all now come
to my office and put in their claims at
once. And | would caution them to be
ware of foreign pretended claim agents,
and unauthorized ones at home First
come, first served. No charge unless sue
cessful. you are too far away. ard can
not come in person, write me for advice,
free. H. c. MILLER,
l4mhit Jackson, Ohio.