The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27
TIE DAVITrr BRANCH.
Thomas Oanty Believes MOI Entirely in
College Education.

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lnoinas uanty DelioVes Mo- 1'asir oiy
College Education.
A large audience were present az
mana, at the National Land League
meatin : hold in, Window Hall last SIM
cav eveniro In the absence Of the reg
,,lo- ,acra+arv +ba raaaino, of The min.
7,t.ao wo !. i7;s,,ensa5 with and there heino
mo routine business to dispose of the
program Of entertainments was proceed
ed with. 1t consisted as follows: Piano
selection by Mr., Stapleton: address by
| Thomas CAVITY, ESQ. who said his sub
iect would be s.Educat1on Of self made
men, There was tune to speak Of
| ourselves and let the people in ireland
| have an occasional rest. Book learning
is necessary. but worldly education is
much more valuable. Self-rehaLce
should be cultivated. Nearly all men
who have succeeded in life have been
men that were born poor. Life is q bat
tie and those who CONQUER are not SIM
ply the scholars-or men deep Yersed in
book love-but soldiers of fortune who
f,ossess the stern and sterling qualities
~ manhood ren,7isita in sncf warfare.
sfan who bova haan horn and reared
amid tho aasa ana 1,xnrv which snr.
$50. ~ ,,a,,,as - ~. n,;,l;on oires
I'll =. a. IT. LII
- Dii0 ooiSA - ZIG 20 -,
siis'' may he eerniea ane " ora . s'alip'
learns now 10 successfully nghc tue pat-
tie OF lie, long petofe ne mas reaeheo
the age OF maturity. HIS selt-rellannce
and solid determination is his capital.
A boot-black may become the peer of
any man, and, provided he has the sa-
gacity to avoid vicious courses. he may
if ha chooses become . conspicuous star
a,nono the GALAXY Of GREAT, men of his
oa,t,,, RI d,o,rbaoE ~ fao+ ~ Ia
;4n a;,--a, aa, :, 49,, ,,,o,,+l
'-Se : -
az : 10 -,
iiis'il "no ilas aoAoou so"S saooo'o
was Doih 'A,'.' f'i'0a poo1. ~ ,u.uAo 40
"eii 90 pess' eA'oi t'Si'ii. 0iio MY
ssAioni liloaio"'1o ~ 0n0 pooo aons.
eiio"' iaaii. " LAW eS'iu ~ GU
WIZ ooiio'Aue W appis' ots' u on ou4
l'ieiiapeis u ooiis'iess no' JUG 20, sehs
ll@So o0oii ooil1s0 ~ GU esiii oU.i ',l9y
iaiih supeiio1 W ilioii (" Nv navy ns'o oi'o
% os'iieu az 'aiS'sos - q iaso ~
acaoeliic coaiso liz 'iioil Aho" ious 9 u
men ana allalis. LII S'liS cotlii'iy DIS q
luio' Q Ale'.i y - =
20 ihuoh WIZ 70 oie 9iiiii " "oaiony
p.'lonys 10 -, ~ - s,s ~, 49, :,
- 49,, =. e,t.a,., ,,,aor,+;
: /" - 80 49,; ;rta1iaatuaI ,.;a;ar i
,roaLened nv tho falee glamour with
which their wealth, serves to surround
them. Their lives are hives of Incidence,
and their careers are usually interward-
ed with vicious habits and practices.
Book-educatlon is not quarter-educa-
ton. lron-Wlli Is required. LOOK at
some OF the great examples. " nat
WonderfM pauehce ana persistence Oh
eliolt Nv Wsosoo' ,''sl'a"yeu WIZ Ao
laao.loAou s''i sA,e .ooAo - "a 'A'o 80 .
80 - - s;at;a,n, moraaa - raa,a
a.,aiaa aava nd n;abt and ac.omnlishsd
49, .nu oo,,er;.4o 4ha+ aver
lived Abe I1ncoln and Andrew John
son were conspieuous and shining IL
lustrations of the old adage that .sthe
noblest work of God is a self-made
man.
After Mr.. Canty haa concinaed
Messrs. MeCarthy and Hanley Delighted
the audlsnce by splendldiy rendered
piano duet. Miss hehoe then recited
'sFontenoy' IN truly dramatic style, and
whan she delivered the lines blight up
AGAINST the Enolish iines the irish ex-
;,es ao ), she reca;uad an ovation of an.
r4; - ha,aa Nice Kaboa
IN - 49, a., aa;..oa a.
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