The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-07-18

OUR AcADEMY-The Sank Centre
Academy and Business College for both
sexes will commence it's next school term
the second of September. Though differ
ing from other schools in management.
arrangement of studies, and methods of
teaching, still the academy is winning
for itself a reputation of no small degree
among the educational institutions OF
the northwest. At no previous time
has the institution had such encourag
ing prospects for large attendance as
during the next year, nor has it ever be-
fore been upon as solid basis as it is at
present. The board of trustees consist
ing of Rev. Hamilton, Gov. Barto, Chas.
F. Hendryx Anthony Johnson, DR.. Dubois
and Hogan, will add greatly to the
stability of the academy, and aid the
principals in carrying out their plans
more fully. We are not surprised that
this school is SO rapidly gaining favor,
for there are so many people passing
through life without all education what
ever from the following reasons: 1. The
enormous expenses common to so many
OF Our schools places them beyond the
reach of thousands of ambitious youths,
and should they be able to meet this de-
mand they are unwilling to attend a
school the curriculum OF which contains
subjects of no practical use, Or which are
distastelul to them, this retarding their
progress. 2. The time required on &C
count of the unwieldy system, to get even
the rudimcnts of an education, in our in
stitutions of learning is too long for the
average American youth, consequently
he leaves school and plunges into bust
ness with but a partial knowledge of fit
teen or twenty subjects, and without
thorough Or practice knowledge OF
one. The academy aims to meet these
difficulties by making each student a
class unto himself in all subjects that will
admit of individual work. Thus being
enabled to adopt its course of studies to
the special requirements of the student,
it allows the choice of such studies as the
student may desire to pursue to meet his
special wants. 1t places before the mind
of the student the definite object he has in
view and he feels he is working for an
end. 1t gives unequaled opportunities
to backward students, for they reclte in
private rooms where none of their COM
panions can know of their failings. The
expenses considering the work done and
the advantages given remember
that each student has the assistance of
professor from $50 A. NJ. to 9 P. NJ. and
that eight hours of school work is re-
quired each school day. are less than at
any other school in the country. The
accommodations for boarding will suit
the most fastidious and prices are within
reach of all We are pleased to inform
our readers that the academy was never
in better condition to do thorough
W ork
For f. Il particulars send for catalogue.
Address Casey & Smith, propr1etors and
managers, Sank Centre MINI.
REwARD-I will give a reward of ten
dollars to any person who will give me
any information that will lead to the
arrest of the thief who stole my chest of
tools on Monday night last, or for the
recovery of the tools,
JOHN DMoND,
Sank Centre, Jnly 18th, 1889.
EsTRAY.-Came to my place in the town
of RAYMOND, about the first of June, a
white heifer with red around the neck,
with short tail Owner will please call,
pay charges and take her away.
fully is, 1889. MAT III. HELLMAN.