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COLLEGE
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IMMACULATE CEPTIoN
Corner of Common and Baronns streets.
NEW oRLEASa
COLLEGE

This Literary Insttution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees is oon
Quoted by the Fathers of Society Of jesus Tho bu
ings arc well adapted for educational purposes. A
Gnt OF from the street reserved
An. till their departure at p NJ they are
secluded and superintendent,
The Course OF ion Ia thrsefoid,
Commercial ard Classical
Tbs Preparatory Conrae Is for orhesiaasEs--
The Commercial Course 10 for those studenta who DC
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course for those who desire In hav.
complete education.
French In taught in the three courses.
btRdents are not admitted, unless they know .ov so
read and write. ~
Tho moral and OF the Ia sh.
leading object Of the instructors.
Every month report s sent to parents, stating con-
duct, proRress rank In GLASS and sttr7dAnoe:
The academical year begins ;he First Monday
OF October and closes owArds the id OF July.
TERMS
10
Tuition, payable in advance. and Ii United Statea
currency every two months ............---..le le 90
my26 7sly REv. GAUTRELET Presidspa
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Tearing himself from their entreaties and
embraces, he exchanged his arms for the
dress of o rude peasant, and bumbly beg
ged admittance into the abbey of Repton
There he did penance two years; ; when,
moved by the example of the desert Saints,
he withdrew to the marshes of Lin coin shire
to lead q hermit's life. In this solitude he
suffered the most terrible assaults from the
evil spirits. They cast him into foul
swamps, reproached him necessarily with
the aims of his youth, and once seemed to
have brought him to the mouth of hell
itself. But Guthlake was stronger in his
weakness than in the most brilliant days of
his youth. He prayed constantly, and
when quite worn out drove the devils off
by the name OF esus, and made frequent
acts of hope. He died, in VA, in the odor
of sanctity, at the age of forty seven, and
the famous abbey of Croyland rose over
his grave.
It was dreary aud fearful waste to
which God called Guthlake, but it became
a holy and refreshing sanctuary before he
died. Morning and night an angel visited
him, and whispered the secrets of heaven
to him as he knelt in prayer. The lower
creatures obeyed him. The birds and the
fishes came at his call and ate out of his
hand, while the swallo VS. would percn on
his head and knees, and let him help them
to build their nests. To one who ex pressed
surprioe he said, Know ye not that all
created beings unite themselves with him
who unites himself with God Z"
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| from bis fathers ship, and when engaged
| in mendipg his nets. that he and his
: younger brother st. John were called to
be fishers of men. Among the twelve
three were again chosen as the familiar COM
| panions of our Blessed Lord, and of these
James was one. He alone with Peter and
John was admitted to the house of Jairus
when the dead maiden was raised to life.
They alone were taken up to the high
noun tain apart, and saw the face of Jesus
shining as the sun, and His garments
white as snow and these three alone wit
messed the fearful agony in Gethsemane,
when his face was bowed down to earth
and His garments were dyed with blood.
What was it that won James place among
the faverite three7 Faith, burning, i'm.
petuous and outepoken, but which needed
purifying before the "SoD of Thunder"
could proclaim the Gospel of peace. 1t was
James who demand ded fire from Heaven to
consume the inhospitabe Samaritans, and
who sought the place of honor by Christ
10 HIS kingdom. Yet our Lord, in rebuk
ing his presumption, prophesied his faith
fitness to death. "My chslice," be said,
right hand is not Mine but My Fathers
to give" Both the one and the other were
his. First among the Apostles he drank
the chalice of his passion, and first again
entered into the kingdom, and took his
place on the Apostles throne.
Woen St. james was brought before |
King Herod Agripps, his fearless COATES
sion of Jesus crucified 80 moved the public |
prosecutor, that he declared himself 8 I
on the spot. Accused aud accu:
ser were hurried off together to execution,
and on the road the latter begged pardon
of the Saint. The Apostle had long since
forgiven him, but hesitated for a moment
whether publicly to accept as brother
one stiD unbaptized. God quickly re-
called to him the Church's faith, that the
blood of martyrdom supplies for every
aud falling on his companion's
neck he embraced him. with the words,
Peace be with thee" Together then they
znelt for the sword, aud together received
The crown.
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July &c.
ST. ANNE.

st. Anne was the spouse of st. Joachim
and was chosen by God to be the mother
of Mary, his own Blessed Mother on earth
They were both of the royal house OF
David, and their lives were wholly occu-
pied in prayer aud good works. One thing
only was wanting to their union-they
were childlese, and this was held as a bitter
misfortune among the Jews. For long
years Anne ceased not imploring the Di-
vine mercy to grant her the joys of mater :
nifty: and at length when she was an aged
woman Mary was born, the fruit rather of
grace than of nature, aud the child more of
God than of man. With the birth of Mary
the aged Anne began a new life; she
watched her every movement with rover
ent tenderness, and felt herself hourly
sanctified by the presence of her immacu
late child. But she had vowed her daugh-
ter to God, to God Mary had consecrated
herself again, and to Him Anne gave her
Anne and Joachim led her up the Temple
steps, saw her pass by herself into the
inner sanctuary and then saw her no more.
Thus was Anne left childless in her lone
old age, and deprived of her pnrest earthly
joy just when she needed it most. She
humbly adored the Divine Will, and began
again to watch and pray, till God called
her to unending rest with the Father and
the Spouse of Mary in the home of Mary's
Child.
In the ages of faith the devotion to st.
Anne was now here greater than in England.
When ST. ST Hugh of Lincoln IN his last sick
ness was crossing from France to England,
she invoked" says his tiographer, ''the
mother of the great Mother of God, St,
Anne, and the breeze which had died away
suddenly filed the sails. For all who cross
the sea look to Mary as the Star of the Sea,
to direct their course, and pray to Mary's
mother to obtain favorable breeze. To
oft hor n HnO
wac most devout, and she in turn repaid
him by speedy help" So does she still
assist her faithful clients to follow the calls
of God.
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Morning Star ana Catholic slassen er.
nv oRLEANs, JNDAY, JULY 81, ls7s.
MINIATURE LIVES OF THE SAINTS.
July %.
ST. MARY MAGDALEN.

o. MANI hAGDALENs
OF the earlier life of Mary Magdalen We
know only that she was "a woman that wal
sinner From the depth of her degrade
ton she raised her eyes to Jesus with sor'
row, hope, and love. All covered with
shame che came in where Jesus was al
meat, and kneit behind Him. She said not
word, but bathed His feet with her tears,
wiped them with the hair of her head,
kissed them in humility, and at their touch
her sins and her stain were gone. Then
abe poured on them the costly unguent
prepared for for other nses and His own
divine lips rolled away her reproach, spoke
her absolution, and bade her go in peace
Thenceforward she ministered to Jesus,
sat at His feet, and heard His words. She
was one of the family whom Jesus 80
loved that He raised her brother Lazarus
from the dead. Once again, on the eve of
His Passion, she brought the precious oint-
ment, and, now purified and beloved,
of God is still filed with the fragrance of
her amounting. She stood with our Lady
and st. John at the foot of the Cross, the
representative of the many who have had
much forgiven. To her first, after His
Blessed Mother, and through her to His
His Resurrection and to her first He made
Himself known, calling her by her name
because she was His.
When the faithful were scattered by per-
secution, the family of Bethany found
refuge in Provence. The cave in which st.
Mary lived for thirty years is still seen
and the chapel on the mountain top, in
which she was caught up daily, like St.
Paul, 'to visions and revelations of the
Lord When her end drew near she was
borne to a spot still marked by sacred
pillar where the holy Bishop Maximin
awaited her and when she had received
her Lord, she peacefully fell asleep in
death. After the holy Sepulchre and the |
Confession of St. Peter her tomb became
the pilgrimage of prediction. Before the
relics of the holy penitent kings, going to
the crusades, appointed to meet, and eight
Popes in one century kpelt in veneration.
No woman, after our Blessed Lady, has
been 30 gloTified and blessed through all
generations as the woman who had been a
sinner
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ST. GUTHLAKE, HERMIT.

Ofroyal birth but of wild and adven-
turous disposition, Guthlake at the age of
fifteen Joined robber band, and became
famous through the kingdom of Mercia for
his daring deeds. One night after nine
years of this life, as he lay awake in the
of earth, and the joys of heaven stirred bis
heart; whereupon, waking his cOmPsnions,
he bade them choose another chief, AZ he
had vowed himself to the service Of Christ.
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INsr11UT1oN
s s T E RS OF ST. OSEPH.
Corner St. Philip and Galve. treets,
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, the Sea Shore

The government throughout this establiahu,ept .,
mild and parental. The pupils separated fr,
their nstructressee Recreation, table dormtores -
the Same for ALL In short everything tends 10 nrc
mote aectionSte union between the Sisters and IN
young ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
The instruction 10 thorough and solid In hsrnonv
with the of society The
beth EB 4A and FFeAeht al tho brznuf55 OF k6oS
ledge cultivated ut the present day Each Language IL
taught by natives Of respective countries so e In
sure correct pronunci0
The academical year CLOSES with public exhibition
and distribution Of premiums to WHICH parents are In
vitod.
Education here object special attention and
sootude. Governing those placed their charge
by moral suasion alone the Sisters Of st. ende
to inculcate principles of solid piesy require the
strict observance of polite and amisbe md
inst feelings of respect and Affection towards parent
Pupils Of all denominations are admitted.
NoTA.-During the bathing season, the Bonrdin
School moved to the Bay ST. Louis whore the SstoIs
TERMS-To be pAid in advance, As fOllowSi
MasnlnR' =, =, --------..------...-..- 10 oe
MIsic Lessons and use Of Instrument ~ %
4BrSWih9 Lebsons oO
Pastel oil painting according to tho umber Of pups
Heedlework in sll is varieties golden cmb mbroidery
artificial aowers In taught to the boarders without IRA
charge
For further particulars addross ''Superioress
Academy Of the Sisters Of ST. Joseph Box 1911 New Or
leanSi" Or If moro convenient apply 20,
de23 IT ~ or G. ID. ELDER. Aren't
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July "a.
ST. FRANCIS soLANo.


Francis was born at Munsilia in Spain,
y. D. l549. AS boy he hated quarrels,
md was always putting an end to disputes.
Fe once threw himself between two fight
hg play fellows, and bore their blows till
8e forced them to desist. Oa another
occasion his earnest entreaties sheathed
be swords of older combattants. At the
ge of twenty he entered the Franciscan
Rrder in his native city. When the plague
roke out his devotion to the sufferers
eariy cost him his life : on recovering he
scaped the gratitude of the people by
A1ting for the American mission. His ship
fas wrecked at sea. During the disaster
Fancis found time to instruct and baptise
A7any OF the negroes on board. Some
jnOments after, their half of the ship sank
~ the waves, the rest were saved. in
seru he was again an apostle of charity
I'D peace; he stopped the duels and heal
a the feuds of the Spanish settlers, and
@nght them forbearance to the conquered
zee. With the gift of tongues he was
hderstood at once by different Indian
ibes, of whom thousands were baptized.
sermon of his 80 stirred the hearts of
ne dissolute inhabitants of Lima, that
sAey clad themselves in mourning and did
enblic penance. His zeal renewed the face
y the land, and warmed it with the charity
z C1rlst. But his own strength was worn
FnS. With his fsvorite ejaculation, "Blessed
God J" he expired on the feast of his,
.atron, st. Bonaventure, 1910.
Some Indian tribes, yet uuconverted,
9lanned massacre of the Christians of
,ocOton while engaged in the ceremonies
! Holy Week. Hearing of their coming,
rancis went forth filled with the Hoiy
host, and falling in with them preached
them with such moving words of
1rlst's Passion, and exhorted them 80
rnestly to embrace His holy faith, that
tnSt very day more than nine Thousand
eTe baptized, and many the same night
ook severe discipline in honor of the
ians.
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ST. ARsENIUs, HERMIT.

4 Arsenius. as tutor to the sons of the
Emperor TheoGosius, filled the first place
at the court of Copstantinople, and lived
lin luxury, surrounded by one Thousand
domestics richly clad. Possessed of all
the world esteems, be felt the vanity of
Earthly goods, and feared to lose his soul.
Seeking with prayers and tears to know
ms, fly the company of man, and thou
phalt be saved" At once he abandoned
All, and secretly taking ship for Alexan-
lria, he entered the desert and became a
solitary. He soon surpassed the most fer
Gent hermits in penance, patience and
courage. Again be heard the mysterious
voice say to him: "Arsenius, fly, be silent,
be still these are the beginnings of saliva
Gtion." Once more obeying, he made him
sself cell thirteen leagues distant from
'any other, where he led life of angelic
.elept, and his tears flowed necessarily.
Never would he see any one nor speak
unless he was obliged, and those who
visited him often left him without having
heard him open his mouth. When Mela-
mia visited him and asked for prayers, he
said "I pray God to efface the remem
|brance of You from my heart" In the
year $50 at the of sixty five, he was called
10 receive the crown he had merited by his
heroic self conquest.
When the holy Abbot Ammon visited
Arsenius, who regarded bim as a Saint, he
Rsked what he thought of him. Arsenius
Replied 81 look upon you as an angelo
Bat when they had spoken together for
eome time, and Ammon repeated his ques-
ION Arsenius answered "Now 1 look
NpOn you as @ tempter, for though all the
lords yo1 utter may be good, they are to
ne like 30 many blows from a kuife.'
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betWeen OaIIiOpo and POeyIhrro.
The seventh scholastic year Of this drstelass SrI
WelLknown InBtitute. with . complete and able
Of teachers, will epen MONDAY, Sd Of SePtemlei
1871 The entire course of study embrAces all bEAneACL
Of solid instruction, EnElish and Fropoh.
Particular attention is paid TO the instruction Cf
Christian Doctrine, under the direction Of PTcEt
designated by the Nest Rev Arch bishop Of New 0ris
Children are prepared for First Communion with TIE
most conscientious
A KINDERGARTEN Froebcl syutem) IL sdde6 tc
the other departments Of the Institute where chidICE
Of both sexes, from 4 70 years. are received
For catalogues Of the Institute and descriptive or0u
IAes OF the kindergarten sppy 70 80 Camp street at
O11eo. aE1BT11y
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| ExERcTsEs IN ARTICULATION FOR THE JU
vkNILKs Tho following examples in articu
lstion (Which, by the way, should be repeated
rapidly We clip from an old paper. Although
| many of them are old, they are still not alto
gether worn ont. Some of onr younger read
ere may amuse and perhaps benefit thems selves
oy playing twist the tongue" with them
during the holidsys:
ofall the save ever saw. never saw q saw
saw a. this saws.
Crazy Craycroft cauRht 4 OF crickled crabsl
crate Of orickled crabs Crazy Crayoroft caught;
CRAZY Cray croft caught orate of criokled crabs.
where's the crate of criokled orabs Crazy Cray croft
csughlf
Thou wrsathd and muzzrd'st the far-fetoh'd OF,
and mprison'dst him in voc Mexican tain
OF Popoca:-a petl in Co-topaxL
Peter Piper picked peck of picked peppers peck
OF picked peppsrs Peter Piper If Peter Pper
picked peppers Peter Piper picked :
When twister twisting, would twist him q twist
For te fstinG twist three tim . will twist;
Bat one of the twists untwist from the twist,
Inc twist univ isting, untwists the twist
Robert Rowey rolled a round roll round;
round roll Robert Rowley rolled round.
"hers rolled tho round roll Robert Rowey rolled
roundf
Jheophilus Thistle the successful thistle sitter in
sitting sieve fall of thist.s thrust three thousand
thistes through the thick of his thumb.
Amid the moist and coldest fros,s,
with barest wrists and stoutest boasts,
He thrusts his flats against the posts,
AND still insists he sees the ghosts.
Peter PIanger the p1iekly pear picker picked three
pecks of prickly prangiey pears from the prangey
pear trees on the Pleasant prairies.
saw Esan Kissing Kate;
The fact s, We all three saw;
saw Essu he saw me.
And she saw saw Esau
He sawed six sleek slim saplings in twain.
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MACON. GEORGIA.
Session Opens Tuesday, September oath, 1873.
FULL CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CONNER.
CIAL COURSE.

Tho Institution is situated 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 the snow
line the climate is exceedingly mild and free from AL
malaria it is especially for students of
delicate constitutions may wish enjoy Kt the
advantages of Florida without distance and ncon-
venisnces Macon S.2oo mies northwest Of Savannah,
and has direct railroad and telegraphic mmunicaton
with all parts of the country. Tho various branches
Of complete college education thoroughly impart-
ed by compete mt stsf of Profeasors and Tutors.
The domestic department is under the of the
Sisters Of Mercy.
Board and Tuition in all the College branches
WIN. H, GROSS, D. D.,
Bishop Of Savannah, President.
N. B.-CatalogueS, with full particulars. forwarded
upon application. my26 an
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come will sit beneath the spreading
hranches of the tree we have planted in
faith and hope.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. VINCENT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES',
DONALDSONTILLE Id.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY

This ia located in the above health
tnl little village situa' cd at the junction OF the Mis-
sssppi river and the Lafourhe 1t is accessible
at ali seasons of the both by railway and
Parents will find. for their daughters in this Insti-
tuition. all the facilities for Christian and refined
the cSur,e of instruction being the same
Maryland. of which it is brauch. The buildngs and
grounds are spacious and commodous.
In consideration of the changed condition of the
price.
The academic year is divided into two sessions of
i've months each the first commencing september lst
and the second February Ist.
TERMS-Payabl in Advance:
Board and Tuition, including washing, mending,
bed and bedding, per session rs 90
~ w
Tapestry, Painting, etc, extra charges.
Music, Piano. at Professors price.
Books and Stationery at current prices. je3O An
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For particulars regarding Electric Belts, ad-
dress Pulvermacber GalvAnio Company" Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. SIMEON's SCHOOL


The listers Of Charity Of st. simeon's School aro
happy to inform their patrons friends that afs1
having made repairs and improvements In theiy
euildngs, they prepared to receive Q few Yornr
Lady Boarders.
As only . limited number can be accommodate.
applications should be made early ~ possible.
The Boarding sehool opened the I'd Of January
1873
For terms, application should be made at st. sinoonp
School. l9l AnnunciAtion strect. ta,3sf
ST JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LAD1Es
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
NEAR EMMITsBuRG. FREDERICK COUNTY
MAINLAND
This Institution is pieasan in heslthv an,
picturesque part of Frederick county MARYLAND knif :
mile from Emmitsburg and two mloa from Nount n
Mary's College. lt commenced In isO9 ana ineo-
Poratcd by the Legislature of Maryland In IsIa Ths
buildings are convenient and spacious
months each. A'S
Board and Tuition per academic year including
bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
y utof . 80 eG5o %
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Tho Academic year Ia divided two Sessions az vs
mcuths each BEGINNING respectively nrst lon6s
"f N"ptomber and the frst Of February.
Letters OF inquiry directed to the
noII n ~ st Joseph's Academy Emnitsburg Ma
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JosRPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution 90 favornb,y known
to the people of tho South, will upon ia EorSy.
seventh Scholastic year
OCT r 3, 1877.
The Plan Of Instruction consists of tbres prinopa
Courses the Preparatory the Classical the Com
meroial The Preparatory course lAsts ONE year and
10 intended to prepare tho younger students h{Ro7
class, either In the Classical Comm ercAl oourzo
Tho CLASSICAL Course lasts yaaru, and er..
braces All the branches Of thorough Collegiate and
unveraity Education. At the end of the siIth yoaP
those who give proofs Of the regulate knowledge h
Sreek ana Latin langpages and chow suficisat pred
and the higher brancheR Of Mathematios are orttIoz
to-tho- degree OF 4. b. tBsUh1tur Of 2FtaJ.
The Degree Of Master OF Arts "a. M 10 awarded 10
those who devote second TO the study Of Phoso
ply and ScieIco in the College, who paasod two
years in the practice of learned professlor.
The COMMERCIAL Course lasts THREE years, ana
braces All the branches usually taught In Commeroa
the NTH and sixth Of tho Classical course me
Students attend lectures In Natural Philosophy aaS
Chemistry with the mem berB of the GrAdustiaR ofaaa
The age Of admission is from nine hftoen years,
and TO be admitted one must previously know how 10
road and write.
TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS.
Entrance Fee first year only nly.------..-..-.o Is %
Board, Tuition and Washing, payable half yearly,
anu N ADVANCE 800 %
10 W
beo ana beddlnR--. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ %
Circnlara can be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL COLLEGM,
Near Mobile, Ala
THE JESUIT PATHER9
Corner Baronne an ! Common Streets New Orleans
r. POURSIHE, College Agent
SsIbT7 Nv 40 GrRvtoF street. New OrlOAna.
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ST. STANISLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
BAY ST. Louis MIsslss,pP,

This insttUtion chartered by the State LeeisIstu,.
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred Uears
has been in suocessul operation since 1855 Beautjfni
situated on the shores of tho Bay an
sive view of the Gulf, and afordng all advautaess
dld location s great Indictment to heathfu e1eriae
and amusement for the pupils The Comm Cop
comprises all the branches of good Engsh eduoaticn
Board and Tuition, per sessioa payable half yearly IN
eovnnoe.-.-- t250 90
" Mennlhe, per esssion. 10 90
tSeoolng, per session, (optionaD 20
CoctoI az Ses---..- 90
VAoAEon IL spent Al the institution so o.
EXTRA CHARoR5i
Piano and Violin, per month, each. g 90
Use Of Piano, per month onth......---.........-- / 50
% luz, per montn ..-.-.,.----.-----.---- oo
brhse Instrument per month I 90
Spanish and German languages, per month, esoh. 90
For further particulars apply to
BRO. FLORIMOND
my2a 7s siy Director of the College.