Christian herald., August 25, 1882, Page 14, Image 14

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Whispering.
HERALD.
I PIERCE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
to be handled with care.
5. Detain those
who are_noisy,
Many teachers are fretted and
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troubled by the whispering of their and try to influence them by a kind
MATTES AND FEMALES
pupils. They ask, “ How can we personal talkz
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G. Appoint some of these as
stop whispering?” Suppose we put
this in another aspect, and ask, ‘monitors.
he next session of this prosperous and growing institution will
" How shall we prevent their want­ »■Z* Give extra employment to
open on MONDAY, September 4, 1882, and clcse on THURSDAY, April 26, 1883.
ing to- whisper ?” The usual way those who seem to have time to
is to have a rule against it, amF a whisper.
TliiB College was founded in 1874, for the co-education of both sexes, upon equal condition«
penalty. So much is deducted from
of entrance and graduation, and lips had a healthy anil steady growth from the beginning. Onr
8. Make a great distinction be­ atm
isto«;ivo a good, solid education in the various branches of a College course, upon a
their standing, or they are made to tween those who whisper about C'hrMirtn
btmis, and thin fo prepare students for i lie practical and beautiful pursuits ot lite, and
stay in at recess or after school. their studies and those who whisper for honorable ■citizenship.
LOCATION.
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But let the teacher give the pupils about mischief.
The ( ollege Buildings, consisting <>f two substantial brick edifices, stand upon a campus of
ten acres in the pleasant village of College City, in the southern part of Colusa Cdnnty. The
employment, and then they will
9. Dismiss in order of orderly tovyH in pleasantly located in a beautiful» retired and liealtbiul spot, in the midst ot a moral,
not lie likely to whisper;...“ An
and enterprising community, and ia ouiJxaccessible from aiiy direction. It is three
conduct as you have noted it— cultivated
miles east of Arbuckle, a town on the Northern Railway, with which it is connected by a daily
ounce of prevention is worth a
stage-line. The scenery around is inspiring. To the north rise flic stately form of M«uint
saying I will dismiss in the class-
.S’hasta, the snowy peaks of Lassen, and the picturesque Buttes ; on the east wind tl o blue,
pound of cure.” It is not W'ell to
waters of the Sacramento, and stretch away in the distance the pine-clad walls and snowy domes
(tt) “ Those-who have seemed to me of
the’ Sierras ; while on the west lie Snow Mountain and the purple lulls ef the Coast Range.
make a rule against whispering
to be successful in managing them-
COURSE OF STUDY.
Let the pupils know that you do
cni-
selys; these may stand .laims, ,___ Two complete Courses of btudy , lh.e_ C]assu;t l ¡m«l tlto Scientific, have been __ arranged,
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Dot w a nl i I don e, and th eh TfyTEF
bracing together Matlieniatics¿^iicici>t and Modeln Languages, r.nglnfi, hcienee, Ait, IHtisie,
Henry, etc.;, ^tc.'” After dismissing Bible,Jlook-keeping. Tliei Iy and Practice of Teaching, History, etc., and students, by t>«e ad­
etfect. of vilU’loyBlent
At all
alia consent of the Faculty, can pursue those studies shown to be most adiaiitageous to
tEesc->-(6) “ Those who have seemed vice
them After the close of tlie regular .Session, a Normal class will be formed and taught by two
events, do not consider the scholar
the Professors lor the’benefit of those who desire to pin s examination before some County
to me to be moderately successful; of
Board for Teachers certificates.
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ns a reprobate if he will whisper.
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these may"8tand— William, Mary,
IteHect what you would do under
To
those
who
have
sous,
'daughters
or
wauls
to
educate,
we
can
offer
rare
ail
vantages
and
etc.’ ’ After dismissing these—(c) string inducements to send to this School, viz.:
the same circumstances; reflect
1 A quiet and orderly College Town, with no Saloon, Thinking-place or Gambiing-hoiiso
“Those who have had the least
within three miles of the buildings. Your sons art here,free from these temptations tr»
further that teachers are very apt
success—these may stand—»Susan,
crim«'.
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to whisper when together. And if
An able, exjiericnecd and euthiisiastiO Faculty.
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etc.”. Then dismiss these. ,
Complete Course of Study,-with thoic'tigli instruction.
z a. Tbo
n pupil whispers, it is not absolute­ -
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advantage of Normal training.
4.
There are uianv utliCr methods,
5. Low Rites of Tuition and Moderate Expenses. Our charges are lower than those of any
ly necessary to rap'1 off yourdesk
Bthiir School of like'grade on the toast, and youn’ men and womfi- who have to educate
themstlves, will here tihd rare opportunities to carry out their noble purposes.
and ' look - crossly at Liiu. The but the above carefully applied and
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attention
world will not fall th pieces if one
$25 00
in Collegiate Department, per term
or ten whispers each day. Be will generallyjmfiice.—Ar. E. School Tuition
22 50
* • “ Preparatory, tilst grade ....
. 20 00
Journal.
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second grade..
brave, then, and do not be frighten­
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Instrumental Music, j»er month...........
-Use of Instrument............................
Vocalization . .................. „•.•,...............
Drawing Mud Painting.....
Modern Languages, |»cr term....... ....
Board, per week....................... '■........
- All tuition must lx)„paid in advance,
extra charge*.
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Penmanship at teacher's price. No janit« r‘s fees or
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The latest m m who ha* been made
Let us see how it can be stopped,
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happy through-1 ho use-of this valuable
for a school-room that is full ol lin menT is Mr. James A. Conlan, Libra­
noise and confusion is an unsightly rian of the Union Catholic Library of
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this eby.—Thc fo!lowing is Mr. Con-
spectacle. Noise and study are in­ lsn
$
’s indorsement :
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compatible.Explain this to the „U nion C atholic L ibbaky A ssociation )
J. C. KEITH, President,
Culltgc Cl’y, Cal».
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scholar, and enlist their aid in the
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matter. Make them find that you
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I wish to add my testimony us to the
THE OLD-PATH GUIDE.
An
Extraordinary
Offer.
merits
of
St.
Jacobs
Oil
as
a
core
for
want to make the room pleasant
rheumatism. One bottle has cured me
F. G. A' llen , Editor, G. W. Y anclv , Associate.
that you do liot want them to be of
¿There are a number of persons out,of em­
t'lis troublesome disease, which
troubled and harassed by others in­ gave me a great deal of bother for a ployment in every county,—yet energetic men riDIIBISA LARGE EIGHT-PAGE WEEKLY.
1 devoted to the advocacy and defence of
long time ; but thanks to the remedy I willing to work do not need t > be. Those will­
terrupting them. These plans may am
teaching and practice.
Ask for the
cured. 1 his stat«ment is imsolieit- ing to work can make from 8100 to $500 a month Apostolic
old-Paths, and walk therein ” is its motto, its
be tried to accustom the children to ed by any one in its interest..—J ames A. clear, working for us in a pleasant and perma­ practice
and its teaching. Its matter is purtf,
C onlan , Librarian, in Chicago Western nent business- The amount our agents make safe, fresh and sparkling. Its make t.p »is
abstain from speaking.
Catholic.
vaiies,—some making as high as $500 a mouth, orderly, neat, attractive and on excellent paper.
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while Others as low as §1«»», all depending on A specimen copy will satisfy all of the alsne,
1. Ask them to go without whis­
the energy of the agent: _,Wy have tn article and will cost you but tlie time and ]Mistal card
pering for a half-hour, or hour, and
of great merit, ft should he soli to every on which the ropiest is made. Address the
Rj-Ifsiitsl with Fullest Possible Informatimi, House-owner, ami pays over ’00 percent profit. Publishers. Bee “ Our Principles,” and “Our
at the end of that time ascertain
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Each sale is fnnn $3 50 to $10.( 0. One agent Rules.”
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in Pennsylvania sold 32 in two «lays, ami «-l«nre«i
who hava succeeded, letting them
$64.00. An agent in New York made $15.00 in Single Subscription, One Year, $2 00; Hix
<lav. Any man with energy enough to work
Months, $1 00 ; Three Months, 50 cts.
raise their hands. Comment their OREGON & WASHINGTON. a ene
full day, ami will do this (Hiring the year can |
CLUB BATES.
A new Map of the Northwest is just Being trake from $2,000 to $6,C00 a year. We only '
success; give them a little rest, and
¡sailed by J. K. GILL <*c Co.. Publishers and want one man in each county, and to him will i To any one sending a club of five and $10 00
give the exclusive sale as long as
continiibs cash, an extra copy.
then let them try another period.
Booksellers.
to work faithfully for ns. ’1 here is no competi­
he O i . u P ath G ui S e ($2 00) and :
2. Have a period set apart for This new Map contains the latest information tion, ami nothing like our invention made. 'I T he
W ord am » T he W ork «50 cts.) $2 25.
Oregon and Washington Territory ; Parti« s having from $2! 0 toll,000 to invest, can
7’ aotfic C hucch N ews ($t <MD $2 50.
Speaking, .by having a large card
caul concerning
all the recent Government Btirvevs of public obtain a General Agency for ten c< iuitieso£ a
T he C hristian H ebald ($2 CO/ »3 00.
Anv one can make an n'.vcxtrrtfotf-+*f
Address for spw-imcns,
marked “ Study Hour ” " on one side, lands; all the new towns; all the Railroad sta'e.
front
825
tp
$>1,000
without
the
least
risk
of
loss,
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Routes in operation and projected ; Public
it Co.,
as
our
Circtdais
will
show
that
those
inverting
, , C. C. C line
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and “ Needful Speech ” on the -Roi^Ttom^Apointajand in fait, r 11 that can $25 can oiler > 30 «1 vs trial return the goods | General , Publishers
of
Church
ami Sunday
be necesshry to a Complete and Reliable Map;— unsold to us ami get their money)»s«kTit-llwy.!
School Sunniies.
Supplies, 810
310 Wont
West Main
Main St
St.,
School
other. At the end of each hour Price fur pocket form, on tough bound pajier, do not clear at least $100 ’t hey show that a
Louisville, Ky.
They
i
lotli covers: Oregon, 75 cts.; Washington,
turn this card.
Agent who will take ten counties and | —
75 cfs., Oregon and Washington, 51.25 ; Oregon General
«.si can
__ after .. a A. tiial z.F
invest . .»«.«A
$216.00
of 4>fk
IM) slawua^wxtC'
days rev T t
»3. Keep an eye on the »noisy anil Washington, Wall Map, Mounted, 52.50.
turn all goods unsold to us<-and -have money SjiitG11 "cc't in voiir own town. $5 Outfit
returned t-> them if they tail tn clear at least HP ’ I ’ I free. No risk. Everything new. (.’«]>- .
ones, and n ive„tliem a wparatti-
Hal not i<!<]jirre<l. We will furnish you every-
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57unT(T7rTKinffirwr
amonnts.to the publishers, and they will mail ics, but want men willing to woi
lyrtunes. __ l.a<Ijes
place to sit, not so much as a to anv address.
as their pay the profits ot their energy. Men : make as much as men. an ova an<T girla riVswfr —- —
not willing to work on onr terms will not. work great pay. Reader if you want, a buainoM at
punishment as to prevent them KT” Liberal rates Io agents and dealers. ^/JT] on
any. Those meaning business will receive winch
----- yon can make gr<jat pay all the time you
J. K. CILL & CO.,
'. write iyr particulars to 11. H allett A
our large descriptive circuli r, and < xtraoidina-_i work,
troubling others.
Maine.
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ry offer by enclosing a three cciit stamp, with ■ lo ., Portland,
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First
St
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Portland.
4. Keep a record of those who I
their address. The first to a jmpi.v with <)Ur
terms will sceiiro the county or counties they j
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whisper much, and class them as
may wish to work.
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‘ disorderly,” and lower their stand­
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