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The age-herald., 1897-08-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh aVenua South
JOHN wEDDERBURN & CO, Patent Attorneys. Washington, D. O., Quickly Secure and ''SefloT

f.I Quickly Secure and 'Sefoa --1
 PATENTS aes ss and desire to call the attention of manu- facturers, capitalists and investors to the herebelow selected Patents for sale on terms that insure profits on the invest ment:
 Chapman's stove door damper; Bayley's whiffle-tree: Leonard's combined pipe and monkey wrench Martins fence; Duggar's non-refillable bottle; zurbrigg's self wheel litter and finisher; Mrs, RqsselIs toy cards; Keoggs sleigh knees; Naylor's at tachment for milk pails; Kiblinger's nut lock.
 Dawson's check line buckles; Mler's opener and match box; Fosters button; Lowe's nut wrench; Murphy's rotary, en- zine; Hunt pottie; Splre s stuHIng 1I pox; anti-refilling bottle.
 For information concerping any of the above named Patents address John We'd derburn & Co, Patent Attorneys, Wash ington, D. c. y-. s-.-4s.ef FsT FREE NFORMATION and how to make profitable Investments; 20 years experi- ence on Chicago board of trade and New York and Chicago stock exchanges. Safe and sure plan explained in our new book About Stocks" Markets letters free. The tune for action is nowi never were better opportunities offered; $s5 to Sfoo of your ia- Address at once Lincoln & Go. Bankers and Brokers, Department l, l2S-l26 La Salle street. Chicago, -.s 1O-20-sun-1y
 
 day? It is easily done by selling our Pep sin chewing gum. On receipt of 10e, sil- yer or stamps, we will send you one full size package of tablets and full partieu- lars how to sell it. H. B.. Hopper Co.,, 2O9 N. 20th St.. Birmingham, Ala. PROSPERITY IS ASSURED-$2o and up- wards invested now in grain and stocks will pay big profits. Send for free { Mar ket Review" showing how to make money quickly. Richard Oliver, Broker, Chicago Stock Exchange, Chicago.
 2t-wed-slIn DO YOU SPECULATE!-'Guid to Sue cessful Speculation" mailed free Wheat, provision, cotton and stock speculation on limited margin thoroughly explained; cor respondence solicited. Warren, Ford & Co.,, Il Wall street, New York. 5-3-1yr-sun WANTED-1OO,O 900 nnen ana ladies to buy shoes of D. B. Luster the fashionable boot and shoemaker, and dealer in shoes, leather and findings, 2l7 18th street. 4-5-sun-tf TO MAKE MONEY out of Klondyke ex- citement agents should address H. w. Castleman, manager Cooperative Mining Syndicate, Seattle, Washington. SPECIAL DESIGNS of Furniture and in terior finish, and sash, doors and blinds made by Hawkins Lumber Company. 18th street and Powell avenue. i-5-tf-sun s10O0-Your surplus dollars win make dol lars for you. Write for particulars. Con don & Co.,, Boon block, Covington, Ky.
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{. GOLD STATISTICS.

Philadelphia Aug. 7.--Mr. Pesten, direc- tor of the mint est mat s the gold produc- tion for fine world for 1898 to be $205 900 900, of which fhe United States contributed s53. 900. GOO. For 1897 it is believed the world s gold papduci' will reach at least S24o, 900. 900, an increase of $35, ,000.- 00 over 12q6
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:. r,HE PENsIoN RoIL

Washington, Aug. 1.-The pension roll of the United States has almost reached the million mark Commissioner Evans has just issued statement showing that at the beginning of the fiscal ysar the pensioners numbered 983.5 Dur the last year 50.101 new pensions were granted and 3,971 pensioners were r%- stored ia the rolls. Old age and disease, however is working great inroads into the Iists, for there were 31 ,960 deaths during tls year.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Farm lands in Shelby county. l have for sale number of farms in Shelby county on easy terms. Some of these lands are very fine, and are in nIsnes are e s,tuatad in tho %eel,sif l ,a .ns fertile valley of the Coosa, and are very desirable from every point of view I will be pleased to answer nj person or by mail, any inquiries regarding these properties. J. l.. Walthall, 2015 First ave. S-5-tf.
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DELIGHTFUL AND CHEAP TRIP
To New York Boston. Philadelphia, Bal
 timore and the East.

To New York Boston. Philadelphia, Bal
 timore and the East. Via Central of Georgia railway to Sa- vannah, thence the elegant steamers of the Ocean Steamship company to New York, Boston and Philadelphia and Mer- chants and Miners line to Baltimore Excursion tickets, including meals and berth, on ship at very low rates during summer months The sea air a great tonic
 Steamer appointments equal to finest hotels.
 For rates, reserva tions, sailing dites, etc., apply to any agent of the company or to
 SOLON JACOBS, Commercial Agent. . JACK w, JOHNSON, Union Ticket
 Agent, Birmingham, Ala. j4
 J. c. HALLE. General. Passenger
 Agent. Savannah, Ga
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This Is Encouraging

j. aPittsburg. Aug Lone hundred ard eighty signatures to the uniformity agreement were secured today. When ths required number of signatures is se- eured, the strike, if 1t is still inL progress, will easily be settled and mining disputes of. q serious nature will be at an end un- til Jan. l, 1899. at least.
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In " all Street.

In Wall Street.
 New York; Aug 7.-Wali street has not seen livelier day than today for quite an indefinite period. All of the favora ble factors that have been in force during the week continued to ex- ercise an influence, and there were add ed to these several special causes that carried the market up with surge to a higher level all around. Principal Of these was the sensational jump in Man hattan elevated stock. which opsned with running sales of thousand shares at 102h to 105. as against 94A at the last nights close Almost immediately the price rose further to 108, and reacted quite violently. but steadied again ard clossd at 1O61s. a net gain of "A Ano other very significant lecture of the day was the fact that London changedl front and turned a buyer of American, securities The price of our securities, was higher in London at the opening, and arbitrags houses bought stocks for London account even after prices had risen above the London parity. SoTllef of the stocks which London has most consistently sold of late were the favor- ties for purchase. notably St. Paul. An-I other factor in the market was the re1 duc,ion Ac in posted rates. bringing the price down to s4.S4. The Grangers were leaders in point of activity and showed sharp gains to new prices in period of several years Wand rbilts also were that group to higher level, the ad- vance b-ing specially noticeable in New, Jersey Central. tsf
 The market for securities during the week has reflected decisively the confi- dence of capital that more prosperous times for this country have set in The developments in the general situation have Justified the faith which began to manifest itself in the tone of speculation three months ago and the strength of today's market reflects the belief of still further improvement for the future. There were aon,f 2.S25 900 shares of stocks sold on the local stock exchange during the week. The par value of the bonds marketed was 1862. GOO.
 Money on call easy at 161k per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, 311k004 per cent,
 Sterling exchange weak with actual bu1ipess in bankers bills at ,$4.86A 04.865a
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AIT EiANNA's HOME.

John R. Mclean Is Turned Down by the
 Democra ts of Cleveland.
 : eaNvefsnhi, Aug. 1.-The democra tic county conven ion was the most ha armolni- : ois in years. The silver element was completely in control of the conyendo Ascou1fty and legislative ticke. was nom- ina ted ard the lsgisT Tative candidates were pledgk4d to vote a gainSs John R. McLean n flor United .Stases senator if eIecnsd The erftire Chica go platform was indorsed speefaa Reference being made to the pla nk against government by injunction.
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sAEEsAfEN.

Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue South. v lICi -s s1f a Wrapping Paper and Advertising Novel; ries to merchants inrtheir territory Cor
 resp0rdence soiieited exclusive territory
 cinnati O. ~s.n *Iat
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In pursuance of an order entered in the aboye entitled cause by the Court on august 2, 1897, all persons holding claims against the defendant corporation or against C. w Haskins, receiver of said corporation, are notified to file same be- fore me on or before September 1st, 1897. Claims can be proven by affidavit or par ties can appear in person and prove the same Office, 313 Temple Court, Atlanta. Georgia. T. ". RUCkER,
 Special Master
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MHRKETS " TELEGRAPH
,Ehange.

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 Chicago, Aug 7.--Wheat led ithe way to a general decline in prices on the beard of trade today. Foreign markets failed to respond to the advance in wheat here yesterday and the cash sales were very moderate. What dclinsd 1&011gc; corn, Ac oats. 1ac; pork, 10c; lard 1219c; ribs, 5c. fFa 1t ~arrtt--
 Leading futures ranged as follows
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TOR SALE.


 sS50-Cash: must go at once: cost s2,s00 about three years ago; no difference, it's forced sale; 50x190; Broom tenement sts :' wifi bring s5 per cent mt interest sas ae caI quick 4s4 sliOO-Cash; will buy s2S South 22d st.; G. rooms; fine well; nice shade; fronts east; good home
 $400-s1OO cash s per month; 35x20O good Broom house; Smithfield meas Boulevard $4O00-65 acres; s25OO house; plenty of ized road, half mile north of fair grounds; 4A miles from court house.
 s2500-2-story 7-room house; 17th st., rear $2OO0-200 feet front on West End car line: 5 rooms stables, well. flowers, fruit shade, etc
 S. E. THOMPSON. Telephone A 215 Fist St.
 BARGAINS FOR SALE. s22o-Cash; good Broom house, well lo- cated, in East Lake.
 $325-3-room house large lot. East Lake; your own terms.
 S690-Prctty 1-room cottage, near T. at East Lake; easy terms. $600--Lot 100x1e5 feet, with splendid B. room house, on pike, between 4th and 5th sts., East Lake; small cash payment, bal ance s per month. splendid well; sG50-$l00 cash. balance S10; lovely i-room. on large lot on 3d st., East Lake. All of the above houses and lots at East Lake are great bargains and ought to sell be- fore Monday night,
 s510-Lot 170x230 with Broom house. at Woodlawn: big sacrifice.
 sG59-1ls acres of pretty land, with 4-rooin house. near pike. in Woodlawn; easy terms. st.. Avondale.
 $12oe-No. 1913 4th ave: big snap. si20O0-Great 2d ave bargains. SS5O-Good house in Jonesville. sl2Oo--Fine vineyard in North Bifming- ham. Doom, Anq Chalffpflx. Fulfilling
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Cash Quotations-Flour, firm; winter patents, $420@$4.4 40; winter suraights, $3.S0 @s4; spring special, $4.75@$4.s5; spring straights. -.s s..5.s.
 No. spring wheat. 771s@777s; No. 3 spring wheat, 73Q75; No. red 7912@s0; No cord, 2S@2sss; sSs, No. P oats. 1Ss@1a. 6 la No. rye, 41A No. 3 fob, 28; No. 1 flax seed. 89@90; prime Timothy seed, $2.75; mess pork, per barrel. $780@$7S5; lard, per 100 pounds. $4.25@D$4.271s; short ribs, sides, loose $5as@5h.
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Prescriptions filled at any hour of the night. Ellis Drug Company.
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Now is a good time to disin- feet. Chlorinal kills all germs. Godden's Drug Store.
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soc for $l.OO Straw Hats at Kemper's.
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Mosquito Bars and Frames below cost. H Herxfeld.
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98c for $1. 50 Straw Hats at Kemper's.
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LOST.

Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue, South.
 LOST-Small red memorandum hook. name lnsldei no value to others. Please leave at 2Ol5 First ave-; reward. J. l.. Wal
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LOANS.


 Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue South. -ss-.f MONEY TO LOAN--on furniture. withol removal, from $10 up s. R.. Searle. 17th street. between 1st and 2d avenues. my 2-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.


 Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue, South. ,t.f AGENTS-$50 weekly guaranteed selling to stores and families our new Combined Scale and Scoop-brand new, just patent ed; instantly gives the exact weight of scoops contents, prevents mistakes in baking and cooking; necessity to every housewife. Write for sample and terms Willard Mfg Co.,, Cineinnati,r o.
 WANTED-Experience agents for sale of clothing from sample book prices and fa- cli1ties for giving perfect satisfaStson are better than any one else can offey, secure territory at once; correspondence solicited from agents already employed Address Warrington W w.. Mills, Dept. D 3O Chicago, Ills. ,.-- S-1-sun-4t AGENTS WANTED-Greatest offer out; we furnish everything; no experience re- quired; liberal terms; write for full in- formation, showing actual results. Mu- tual Manufacturing Co.,. 126 Chambers St., New York. 7-25-eosun-St a AElsNTS- Factory clearance sale high- &lde '6 Bicycles; former price, $75. now $-I, to make room for '98 Models: selling fast; order quick one or more The Al pine Cycle Mfg Co.,, Cincinnati, o.
 AGENTS-Seyen new money-makers household articles; sell at sight; send 10 cents for sample and circulars. Hero Stamping Works, 190 Scranton, ave- Cleveland, O. Ac - 5a
 BUSINESS OPPORTITNITY
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N OtiCel

Noticeis hereby given that I will make application to the Hon. Jos F. Johnston, Governor of Alabama, for a pardon for the offense of manslaughter.
 s-s-15-22 CHRIST CoLEAs.
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J. K. P. LACEY, Room 403, Chalifoux Building.
ARGAINs FoR SALE.

BARGAINS FOR SALE. Two brick residences, North Side. SCI 900. Brick store, 2d aveniio, $l5. GOO Stt4 Brick store, 2d avenue, $75O0. sS Brick store, 1st avenue, S14 oco House and lot, 4th avenue, $2.ooe. Brick store, goth street, Slgo
 w. B. LEEDY & CO.,. Teicnhdne A. 1l4l9 N. Nst. St- 7Btt ft s.4C4e
 -As4As l..y f; .t afr
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Standard, an excellent bottled beer. Phone 946.
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J. W. Reinhart, ct al.
 yS, Augusta Mining and Investment Co., Manhattan Trust Co.
 VS. Augusta Mining and Investment Co. In United States Circuit Court for the Northern District of Georgia. Consol- dated Cause. In Equity.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

r5 -9-~>----- - @-7--'--~ ~-~-~--S---- Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue, South
 WANTEL-Business women to travel for old established firm permanent; $40 per month and expenses. Z., Box 82, Phila- delphia, Pa. 7-3-4t-su
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Go to A. O. Reckling, No. 2l5 18th Street, for Harness, Saddlery, Carriage Trimming and Leather sar .ss44ssss.
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1TR0UBLE IN CAMP 3o0 s AND MnRE COMING

Continued from First Page.)
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FOR SALE.

Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avtnus South.
 FOR SALE-I have for sale number of farms in Shelby county on easy terms Some of these lands are very fine, and are in a high state of cultivation. Sev- eral of the places are situated in the beau- tiful and fertile valley of the Coosa, and are very desirable from every point of view. l will be pleased to answer, in per- son or by mail, any inquiries regarding these properties J. l.. Walthall, 2Ol5 First ave
 FOR SALE-Large lot; good 4-room house; immediate possession; good we'll; $399; also 40 acres to exchange for improved prop erty; will pay difference cash. Berry k. Co.,, 403 Chalifoux.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
BoARDERs WANTED.

 Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue South.
 COUNTRY BOARD-convenient to city: two large rooms, cool location, overlook ing city; beyond Cullom place; fine Jersey milk, vegetables, spring water; children not objectionable; ample room; horse and buggy; references exchanged. Broker, care Age-Herald. BoARDERS WANTED-S1S 2Sd st 7-9-tf
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-10

urday evening. Fathers Deshon. Elliot
and Smith were present AT his bedside
when lie expired. He was a man OF
brilliant mental attainments and as a
scholar and controversial writer he
stood high In the Catholic church. la
was born OF Presbyterian parents. his
father being minister. and his conver-
sion TO the Catholic faith was directly
attributable to the Oxford movement
started in 1913 by Cardinal Manning
and DR., Pusey. He first became Congre-
gatlonaiist preacher. afterwards dea-
con i'll the Episcopal church, and finally
a catholic priest. He was an accom-
pllshed linguist. and an authority on
church history theology and philosophy
III this country. Amherst College con-
feired on him the degree of Doctor OF
DIVINITY and the pope subsequently
similarly honored him. He edited the
complete works of Bishop England,
wrote several works. and contributed to
the magazines. lie was II years old.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-10
FIR. CLEARY's SILVER JUBILEE,

Yesterday marked the twenty-tirth
anniversary OF the ordinarion of Rev.
j. M. Cleary to the priesthood, and the
event will be celebrated tomorrow with
pomp and ceremony at ST. Charles
church, OF which ne Is the esteemed
pastor. Elaborate preparations have
been made by his parishioners to cele-
brate the anniversary in magnificent
manner and his numerous admirers who
do not belong to his flock will Join
them In paying a tcibute of homage
to a worthy priest.
Father Cleary was ordained by Bishop
Henri OF Milwaukee on July 8, 1872
Tor twenty years he oftir,ated as pastor
OF tho church at KenCslla Mis-, and
distinguished himself us a l-working
AMI Jealous priest. lie soon became
conspicuous In :he temperance cause,
not Oily in the Badger state hut
throughout the entire country. The fol-
lowers OF Father Mathew recognized
his ability and elevated him repeatedly
to the highest Office in their gift to be-
stow that OF president of the Total
Abstinence Union Of America, a posi-
ton he still fills and is likely to hold
as long as he accepts 1t.
About five years ago FIR. Cleary left
Wisconsin and came to Minneapolis,
where no organized the parish of st.
Charles Of Dorromeo. For two years he
held divine service on Sunday in public
halls and by his eloquent discourses
drew immense audiences Of Catholics
and Protestants to hear him. IN the
meantime he was frequently invited to
deliver addresses on educational, tenn
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-10
JOHN BULLS FOOD SUPPLY,

The most vulnerable part OF John
Bulls anatomy, IN tho event OF war
with the United States, is his stomach.
This fact is dawning on the minds of
British puDliclsts just now. During the
recent Queens jubilee the districts ly-
ing tributary to London were so drained
OF provisions to feed the millions con-
gresatcd there frr the celebration that
the price OF meats end brcaislufs went
up Il few lolhts to the great delight or
the British farmers; and hpt TIC tes-
tivities lasted another week the capital
would be put to test Of entertaining
the multitudes within It's gates
Early this year the British parliament
considered the condition in which Eng
land would find itself in case of war.
from an insutticiency Of food and the
consequences that would follow. A res
olution drawing the governments at
tention to the matter was Introduced
by Mr.. II. Seton-karr. and that gentle
man Celebrates on the Importance Of
MS resolution In all article contributed
to the North American Review, which
is OF much interest to Americans as
well as Britisne:s at tho present time
The Now York Sun summarizes the
salient points set forth by the English
man as follows:
The British Isles import Ave slxths Of
their wheat and -four, besides great
quantities Of meats butter, eggs, cheese,
vegetables, milk. oats, barley, and so on,
the value Of tho tool imports being put
ut SGG00D0.0Oo year. Bat taking the
single article of brcadstufYs, out Of the
2Sooc,OOo quarters. OF $50 pounds, an
nually consumed, 100000 quarters
came from foreign countries, chiefly the
United States, Russia and Argentina.
Adding 100000 to 1900. 600 supplied by
british possessions, notably India. Aus
tralia and Canada, and there Is bal
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-10
THE EDUCATION QUESTION.

Cardinal Logue recently visited the
schools of the Presentation Brothers at
Letter Kenny, and delivered an address
on education from which the following
passages are taken:
Here is one thing | mover lose interest
In. and that is the education of the
youth, and particularly of the boys, Of
Ireland. | never feel so happy as do
when l visit we'll conducted school of
young boys. l will give you some of the
reasons why say so. In the first place
we old men are going down the hill, and
around us are descending the darkening
shades so we naturally take an interest
IN those who are to come after us; and
secondly. because one day we have to
hand over to their Keeping the destinies
of religion and country here in Ireland.
They are the man of the future, both as
young Catholics and young Irishmen.
and hence there can be nothing of
greater interest to me than efforts direc
ted towards having them well prepared
for there future responsibilities. am
glad to find that the boys here are being
very we'll prepared. You have the ad-
vantage of being trained here by the
good Presentation Brothers, and that is
an advantage which some of us can ap-
preclate more perhaps than you could,
because those who possess advantages
do not appreciate them as much as those
who never possessed them. You have
advantages which We had not. because
you receive that training in your schools
which Is best adopted to fit men for the
battle of life. A good sound education.
Joined to good sound safe moral train
Ing. and the opportunities which you
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-10

reasonably expect from boys who have
terests to look to. The interests of this
life must be looked to. 1t is one of the
duties which Almighty God has placed
upon us, and upon the fidelity to which
much of our future in the next world
may depend. You must look to that,
but most Of all you must look to your
religious principles. You are prepared
here to fight the battle of life in a way in
which the boys Of Ireland were not pre-
pared before. You have an opportunity
of receiving an education a. the present
day which was denied to them, and you
have another advantage. Everything at
the present day may be acquired by in
tellect. Every place Of profit and honour
is, as rule, with, of course, some excep-
the energy and the Intelligence to strug-
gle for it, so that you have a great flu
ture before you. Therefore apply your
selves to the work of the moment. Every
boy should do his best in the class in
which he Is placed to master the business
put before him by his teachers. Talent.
of course, has a good deal to say to it.
but the great difference in getting on in
the world is not that one is much clev-
erer than another, but that one is much
more Industrious than another. Dill
gence is the great thing, and regularity
If you practice these the Brothers will in
some future time have reason to point
with pride to great numbers of pupils
who have been successful in life.