The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-12-20
i SCHOOL AND CHURCH.goi,gn

. +EFour cel0red anefl9ihn Romep Cal
are studying for the spriesthood4 sf,sal
The law of the American Medical
Association, which prohfbits' reeognil
ti9n OF ether schools. has, been ahels
tshed.2N Y. Times.
GA young schooI-raarm Of Massagl
ichusettsC and Wii6 has, great success
! finds time to raise fine English puo.s for
the dog IN arlket: - Bostdn Post. sS slTfaaa
a' ssHasTard hast a. daiIp newspapsf;
known; as, the, Herald Cri7aSOn, formed
by the union 6f two rival journals It
gives all thegeOAege news 6f the dsfESd
-IThe .Galifqrpia University has npt
outgrown the annual cane-rush. At
tHedo edone9which MBel Sst9ok GpIacB 9sEiefE
was the 1gsrPl hsYqc made Of clothes
the usual number of black eyes and
bloody noses iffflfctesip pRuto foRtdnatelE
no serious, injuries resulted. The. San
Francisco papers call loudly for an abb
clifton of the CUSTOM j. 8 slaSSs .5BG
= Mrs. Matte Booth, aycolored. yem7
an, has opened a school for women in
herl RGsbadd's pafish'ins Selma, Ala. in
| the three m0nths of the school she has
welcomed forty who were Unable to 90
ielsswhsFehH fShela Wtites.9ga b6ld
hYoplmaq, ,SeventyTfive years ofage, came
| tOttering in with her primer a Young
BripdpiE said, ,asWhY, Sister Grant y0t
are toe, old to go,ta school : ! i know
she said, my time time 4 is hili almost Z out here here
hut 4 wouldlikeLtoiles1rn JUST to- spell
the f}s1 yarq Y, fj,f SCI t5s9 shall be Satissr
!.1s- At1the annixdrsafy of the Harvard
| N Medicall. School, DR., Oliver. Wendell
Holmes, in his Speech illustrating the
ahicrDscopidl faeilities of the school,
said; ,i-..' "a man Axe feet ,higha enlarged
to correspond With the mfcroscopie
power usedO would the aaanils high,
would weigh 10000 sOO0, 900 pounds,
and could pick up fhe State House arid
ehnck it into the sea, hbeaning @at tiIat
ancient structure by summary pro-
cess Tshouts of faugffteil which would
put to shame theIexploits off flGmsrnodds
and his kind
= The head-master of Eton made
some boys lately writesout the frsbbook
| of Paradise Lost as a punishment. We
wish theinf1ictions of such pnhfsiittents
by teachers could bbgnade a penal Of
| fence. Their only effect is effectually
to disgust the ipttfpils minds with sthe
classics, oh3 ours litetaasre,o We shall
never recover from the elects produced
bn tis by the frffiictfohi of atsAhiffslr ptilt4
ishment for some trifing offence.,TsTo
this day we cannot read Cowper with
afyipleasure because we sIdncG Dad to
.copFlthe whole, of , Thee Task in this
fashion,-N Z. Examiner.
THE organ in the Stewart Memorial
Cathedral Garden City, T. H., isl the
largest in the world. It has lis stops,
and z, ,f52 pipes, and cost over 800, ,00g.
Itis distributed IN b four distinct and
widely separated localities of the Ca
thedral, all placed under the conttoi'of
one performer by means of the Roosevelt
electric action. Steam power is en-
| ployed to initiate the bellows, double
eengines ofiten-horse power beings bseds
The other large organs of the world are
the one in the Royal Albert Fall Eaonl
|Bions which has Ill stops thsl Giaeinr
natl organ, 96 stops, and the Boston
Music Ham t6fgahI 81 h3t6ps. .ElEniE
psans oi 90s1 boD Tol sua1aed