The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-06-14
NUMBER. 1f44 9iaars
SCHOOL AND CHURCH

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Mrs. Harriet Beeacher Stowe is
building q church near JaeksonviIle,s
REV. D Dr. sEfdf Eddy, aeon ConsreratiSoapsaii8 asttiSasii8
ministefof Detroit, has been iftHyesfSa
seven years old.
Every college has its fslcdlty, btfgit
ism t always faculty of getting raloag.s
Citizen. 10 isS91 - HiH ekt1A1if. y
AT a meeting of the .trustsessef rthaa
University of Georgia, at Atlanta, re-
Gently, Senator Joseph E. Browns Pre- !.
sented S5Q. 900 in bonds to that iRsHt1sd
ton, and the gift was accepted.
REV. DIR. Buckley, who has charges
of the New York Christian AdeoeaIa2R
reported to the. New York East Confer
ehee1of the Methodist sChuich that Che
profits Of that Journal fer the past year,s
amounted TO $63,00Q~ ...
Lone Of the best definitions Of fafthl9
was given by a bright sSundayeschobha
boy to his teacher: As. .near. as I can
make it out, it is feeling perfectly surtea
of a thing when yosii have. shotliing it6u
back it up.
Omaha has d high-school principal
who makes written contracts withftkaa
boys to the effest .thatafter being calIedft
up certain number of times they shalt
beNyhipped, and he says the plan fworkss
tinelY-D Depger Tribune. =. "a ~.
The Presbyterian Synod OF Ken
tucky proposes toraise $15, ,GU6dby neked
October to erect a dormitorE aud board7g.
ing-hall as an addition to the buildings
of the Central UniBersityy to be- calBSdas
the Centennial Memorial Hall, % aud ,tp
commemorate the Tooth anniversary Of
the establishments Of fTPfesbgterianismisi
in the State, which viii oecuF in Octgra
Prof. w. L. Weicker9, gaRfothfsasai
State Superintendent s of Instructions
has ruled that the children Of Chinese
can not be admitted to the fsitlien3
schools of that State, eas, taey,7arB not
eligible to BECOME citizens, and 'sthe
whole drift of oiie IS sbeeiIie dt QIrtfcle f6fIs
the State constitution ..sis ullmistskahlYg
hostile to the Chinese coming into Inc
State or remaining In the State dhtiefos
any condition. whatever s''I saanaiss4fr,
lin the course of a sermon preached
lately in the Tabernacle, Iioffdon, Mfi.oq
I SPnEgeon said that if'althahgheh Aadaa
preached, the gospel now thirty years
and more, that night, lhef5re scofhhffiii9TnE
upon the PLATFORM he,tremlled like7sah, 4,
aspen leaf. Often when. he entered the
Tabernacle his Knees knock kefte tegethee4yIis
and not thabhe,was afraid Of any "A
, man or OF the whole congregation, but !,
simply because he regarded it as most h
/ solemn thug to pEoelaira tile gesEekrR
dying men. IN. Z. ErGps6ler
/ Ia One of the large Sunday Schools off ffio
. Canada Isl that swithsnStxa
!; James Cathedral, Toronto ,The,whole
enrolment Of scholars 1, I6t, df wfi98hbhiHG
I 34l are in boys elassess 96Aini giHls' III
classes and 456 IN the infant class.
This infant class, which Il is &. ttan1g an1tgayzs
ibyls4Mro9 George aHarcotntyd nasiar1a
tanned an, average ATTENDANCE of 28l,
and graduated Ia the, year ending wfthoS
Easter, 1888, 104 scholars-60y yboEsandsso
"A girls-who passed into the, main
school. This is the largest iihmBsr
8eyers sent ont from the infant class dp;si
one year. The lessons used in the pn-
FAINT class are the ftitefnatiohaT, as Efad
the main sehosLli 5s9fa fna sssfrrs 7sd 10