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REv. ANTHONY MAINVILLE, C. S. V. SECRETARY.

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PROSPEU'fUS. St. Vittteur's CollE>ge situated at Bourbonnais Grove~ Kankakee County, Illinois, is distant about fifty miles from Chicago, and two..aud-a-half from Kankakee city . .Just on the verge of an extensive grove of forest trees and hard by the banks of' the Kankakee, the site is singularly beautiful and healthy. Whilst . near enough to enjoy all the advantages of a city when needed, yet the college, by its• position, is fa.r enough temoved from worldly distnwtions and moral clanger~. This Institution, founded in 1865, was rnised to the rank, and invested with the power and privileges of a Uni versi.ty by an act of the State .Legislature, in :February, 1874. It is under the direction of the Priests of the Congregation of St. Vi~t.e ur, with whom is associated an efficient corps of other ecclesiasth-al professors. The Professor~ and Tutor~ reside in the Institution .a nd devote themselve$ entirely to the duties of their profession. They form but one family with the stud~nts, and exereise a mild and pat~rnal, yet, firm and constant supervision, friendly in the highest degree to discipline, decorum and good morals. The system of education embraces: the ·Classical and Commercial Courses, the Sciences, also PbUosophy and Theology. No student is allowed to graduate or take his degrees without having first gone through his prescribed course and only after , , g1vmg decided evidence of his fitness both at private, a,ind public examinations. Thm;e who graduat~ as Bachelors ofAr:ts may, on proper application made to the President and Faculty, receive · the degree of Master of Arts, provided they shall have devoted at least two years to literary pursuits. ·The study of letters is helped and e1;1couraged by an excellent Circulating Library. ('Ve take this occasion to thank friends for contribnti.ons already receiv~d and solicit further patronage for our library.) The College grounds ' are large and well shaded, having ball alleys, and abunch :nt room for all games and athletic exercises. · 1

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The buildiugs can accommodate two hundr-e' d sturlentti. The halls antl rooms are $paciot1s, airy and comfortable. The <'liet of the 1:-·. ·· stnoents is alw~ys' wholesome and abtmdant. In sickness they are, nursed an'<l watched over ,vhh parental solicitn,fo; a.nd all the care that p:1rents can desire is given tot th~ Wttrdrobe~ dvrmitori~s and all those d~pa.rtments 011 which health, comfo1·t and ec0110n1y depend. · " · · · .. There are two sessions, one beginning on the first Tnes<l:-1:y of Septemhet·, the other on th~ first of Febrtrn1•y. At the clo~e of each session allthe chtsses are examined. On both occasions, bulletins are sent to patents or guardians informing them of the standing., progress, a,pplication, health, ek., of their chtldren or wards. At the close ot' the academic year, candidates tor degrees are publicly ex-amined. At the Commencement~ degrees are conferred, :ind prerpiums distributed. ' Stlttlents may entet at Hny time, arni will be charged from date of e11t1•ance; it is much to tbe!r a.dvn:ntage, however, to -enter at the opening of the September se~sion. Should a student leave the .·. \ I. College before the close of a session, no deduction will be made :;, ,, ·- ~· except in ease of ptotracted . sickness or dismissal. A' stt1dent who bas been at any other institnt_ion rbl1st produce a s~tisfactory ?Frecom111endation from the Superior · thereof. The classes :=1 student is to attend will be determined by an examination. He 111H.y aftei·wards be promoted for mei'it. While the government of the College is mild ,an<l parental, the laws of good or<le1\ proptf:ety and morality are strictly enforced . . The mbtal in:flue,nce of instruction, petsuasion and ei1couragement is ptimadly and rnainly relied on, and seldom found hietfoctlJal._ . _, I.'

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SOME GENERAL RULES. 1. Every Cathol:c student 'is instructed in the doctrines, and hound to the practice of his religion. 2. The religion of non-Catholic students will not 1)e interfeTe 1l with; for the sake ofuniformi1y however, all must _aonform to the general exercises of th~ College. 3. Students must obey every summons of the. bell promptly and in siler1ce. 4-. .The use or introduction of intoxicating liquors, the use of tobacco, cartl-playing, and every species of gambling, are forbidden.

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Mat.r:ieulatio11, Board and tuition, (per Bed~ bedding, washing and mending, Piano and use of piano. Violin, Clarionet, Flute, .. Stenography, per month,

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6 Shirts. 1 Overcoat, 6 Pocket. handkerchiefs. 2 Pairs of boots or 6 Pair~ of st,ockings. . 6 Napkins. 6 Pairs of drawers. 1 Teaspoon. 6 Towels. 1 Tablespoon. 2 Suits of winter clothes. 1 Tabl~ knife. 2 Suits of summer clothes. 1 Fork. Comb, brushes, etc., for toile,t.1 Napkin ring.

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N. B.-Patents or guardians are strongly urged to see that ' their children or wards come well supplied with all the necessary a.rticles of use or wear, as the students sometimes make the want of such things a pretext for visiting the city. The Superiors of the institution very justly discountenance all such visits, no matter under what plea they may be made, and will be loath to feel the necessity of permitting what can seldom occur witl:iout useless expense, loss of time and prejudice to discipline. The College will furnish nothing to students, unless a sufficient sum be placed -in the hands of the ·Treasurer. Payments must be made ham-yearly in advance; if not,_ the students will be liable to b~ sent bo~e. · All letters t~ and from the stu<lents shall be subject to the insp~ction of the President. For further information, address REv. M. J. MARSILE, Di'rector,

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ST. VrAT~uR's COLLEGE, Bourbonnais Gro1Je, Kankakee 001.t,nty, Ill.

WThe College may be reached either by the Illinois Central; the Cincinnati, Indianapolis., St.. Louis & Chicago; the Kankakee & Seneca; and the Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Railroads, v.i a Kankakee city. ~Telegraph despatches should be directed to Kankakee, and can be transmitted by telephone.

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COMMERCIAL COURSE. This course embraces the sttidy of the English Language, History, Geo.gra;phy, Qln;onology ,,. 1"1athematics, Book-Keeping, . Banking, Commercial Law, Political Economy. German, · French, Telegraphy, and Si;e11ography are optiona} · studies . .Arithmetic, .Fractions and Percentage :receive particular attention. The Commercial Course is ge11erall'y completed in four years, after which the student may, if he wishes~ apply himself to a m-ore extended study of Mather.naties and Natural Sciences with the classical students.

FIRST YEAR. Erl{flish- Swinton's Language Primer; Reading,. Spelling, Writing,

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English· Swlrtton's New L:.tn'gJage .Lessons; Epistotaty Correspon<lence; Penmans•b ip; Elocution; Essays; History of the United States-Hassard; Geography nnd Chronology;· .Arithn1·e tic .....:...Rohim,on'a Higher; ·Bookl,Keeping· Bryant & Stratton; Christian Doctrine.

THIRD YE.AR. Englis!t---Swinton's Grammar and Composition; Principles of Style; Elocution; Essays; :Penn:tanship; Ancient HistoryFredet; Geography and Chronology.; Algebra.. R9binson; Book-Keeping-Bryant & Stratton's Count:ng House; Commercial Law; Christian Doctrine.

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English-Rhetoric· Quackenbos; Modern History-Fredet; Composition; Debates: Elooution; Geometry-Robinson; Banking; Business Customs; Commercial Law; Political Economy; , Vbristian Doctrine.

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FIRST YEAR. English-Swinton's New Language Lessons; United States His .. tory-Hassard; Geography and Chronology; Penmanship; Composition; Elocution. Latin-Arnold's First Latin Book; Epitome Historire Sacrre. Mathematics-Arithmetic-Robinson.

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English-Swinton's Grammar .and Composition; Ancient History -:-Fre<let; ,Physical Geography; Chronology; Penmanship; . De,p~tes:,; Eloqution. Latin-Arnold's .Second Book; And·rews & Stoddard's Grammar; Cresar. Mathemat-ics-Algebra-Robinson. ;, Christian Doctrine-Gaume. THIRD YEAR.

English-Principles of Style-Qua<ikenbos; History of English and American Literature-Jenkins; . Versification: Composi. tions; Debates; Elocution; · Botany. Latin-Arnold reviewed; Grammar; Prosody ; Exercises in V ersi. · fication; Sallust; Virgil; Cicero. Greek· . Arnold's First Book Mathematics:· Algebra; Geometry-Rohirison. · .Ofiristian Doctrine.........Ga u me. FOURTH YEAR.

English-Rhetoric-Blair; Essays; Debates; Elocution; l\Iodern Hi~tory-Fredet; Zoology; Physiology. Latin-Arnold's Prose Composition; Essays; Horace: Livy. Greek-Arnold Reviewed; Grammar, Xenophon's Anabasis. Mathematics-Trigonometry ; Mechanics. Christian Doctrine-·Perry's Instructions.

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English-RhPtoric-Whately; Essays; Discourses; Elocution. Church History-·N oethen~ · Latin-Arnold's Prose Composition; Essa.ys~; .Juvenal; Tacitus. Greek-Arnold"s Prose Composition; Grammar reviewed; Dialects ; Homer. Mathematics-Analytical Geometry ; Calculus. Natural Philosophy-·P~ck's Ganot. Christian .Doctrine-Jouin'·s Evidences of Religion. \

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SIXTH YEAR. Mental P h{losophy-Logic; Ontology; Cosmology; Psycology; Theod icy--Sanse verino. Barket's Chemistry; Loomis' Astronomy. English, Latin and Greek Compositions. History of tlie Church-Lectures. \

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The course of Germ2;1n and French embrace the grammar, Composition and classics of these languages. The conversational method in use will soon familiarize the students with the difference of idioms. These studies are at the will_of the students, and are free of charge. · The course in telegraphy is finished in one year. In this time a student, with ordinary- diligence and attention, acquires not omJy sufficient knowledge and .experience to send telegrams with skill and accuracy-and receive by sound-but a full acquaintance with the details of the business. practici, such as the fixing of batteriee and the usual appurten~nces of an office. Also optional. There is a regular class in which the theory and practice of vocal music are taught, without . charge, to all who show any aptitude or inclination thereto. Instrumental music is -optional

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tvDANDURA.ND,. FREPERI01c ••••.•.• ,.· •••.•.•••.••. Illi11ois.

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i;:n•• DANiEr................................. lVisconsin. /1 "\\t ILlTACH, PA UL •••••••••.••••••.••••••••.•••• Indiana. ,vooow ARD, Eow ARD ••••••••••.•••••.•••••••• Illinois.

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ltuwAnn O'CoxxoH-. 1st. rremini;u in Re1ding, Spellipg, Violin, Penmai1f-h1p; 2.id.. Premh1m in Arithmetic, Grmnmar; P ·iF;tingu is heel i-n Christian PoGtri ne. ,T.un:s DEVEN EY- h t . Premium i11 Hititors ot Literature; 2µd. Premium in Rhctori<'. · ·Mos:Ks HoY-111:t. Premiµm. - in Piano; 2nd. Premium in French Composition. THOMAS WALSH-l~t. Premium ir1 B'.)o:(-:-~e-cpin~, Commercial L'.).w, Phonogr:1.p!.1y, 21J+d , P1·eniium .m IIi~t(Jry •. <J: English . Literatu~e; 3rd. i:>rernium in Algebra, Rhetoric; · Distingqishecl in P.enmrm~hip. CHARLE:.; Ba.LL-1st. Premium in Ancient History, Geogr:;iphy; Phonogrnphy; 2J1cl. Pre.nJiutn in Elocution; Distin:gui$~ed in Mathemat-ic. J. D. HEXDF.R:SON· 1st. Premium in Alge.h r~; 2nd. Premium in Ancient History; Distingni$hed ,in ' Corn,rncrcbl L~rn-, German, Penmrrn5hip, Book-Keeping. J. E. Hr:;NI>ERSOX-211<l. Prernium ii1 German, . Algebra; Distinguished in -P enmanship, Commercial Law. EuGENE Br:RNIER-lst.· Premium in Arithmetic, Penmanship; Distinguished in Book-Keeping, Commercial Law. HENRY l\tluRJ?»Y-4th. Premium in Englieh Literature; Distinguished in· Christian Doctrine.

FIRST GRAMMAR. Ro1;rnRT CARR-1st. Premium. in Christian Doctrine, Grammar, English Composition, J\,ncient History, Elocution; 2nd. Premium in Commercial Law, 3rd. Prelriium in BookKeeping; Distinguished in Penmanship. JoHN BRADY· · 1st. · Premium hi Commercial Law, Piano; 2nd. Premium in Arithmetic, Book-Keeping; Distinguished . in English Composition, Grammar; 3rd. Premium in Ancient History. ' THOMAS BRAI>Y-l~t. Premium in Book-Keepi_n g, Penmanship; 2nd. Premium in Piano, Arithmetic, Grammar; Distinguh~hed in Composition. PE~RIE P4-RKER-lst. Premium in Latin Authors, Physical Geography;· 2nd. Premium in English Composition, Chris-

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tian, Doctrine; 3rd. :Premium 路 in SpeUing ;, Distinguished in Reading, French, Ancient History, Grammar. CELESTIN HARBOUR-1st. Fremium m Classieal Penma11sbip and in Elocution. WILLIAM O'CONNOR-1st. Premium in Reading; 2nd. Premium in Spelling; 3rd. Premium in Arithmetic, Penmanship; Distinguished in Physical Geography, Commercial Law, BuokKeeping. AUGUSTUS FRAZER-2nd. Premium jn Penmarn~bip, French; Distinguished in Vocal Mu~ic, Christian Doctrine. ALBERT LEACH-,3rd. Premium in Penmanship; Distinguished in Grammar. W. J. HENDERSON-1st. Premium in Penmanship 3rd. Premium in C_o mposition, Distinguished in Commercial Law, BookKeeping, .Arithmetic. .ALEXIUS Riv ARD-4tb. Premium in Grammar; Distinguished in Christian Doctrine. JoHN KENNEDY-1st. Premium in Reading; 2nd. Premium in Spelling, Christian Doctrine; 3rd. Premium in Composition, Arithmetic; Distinguished in Book-Keeping, J11.oeution. WILLIAM CONVEY-2nd. Premium in Grammar, Elocution; Distinguished in Mathematics. MICHAEL NAUGHTON-2nd. Premium in Christian Doctrine; 3rd. Premium in Arithmetic, Composition, Geography; Distinguished in Spelling. MICHAEL O'BEIRN-lst. Premium in Physical Geography; 3rd. Premium in Penmam,hip; l>istinguished in Mathematics. ARSENE BRossEA u-~nd. Premium in French, Penmanship; 3rd. Premium 1n Arithmetic; Distinguished 1n Christian Doctrine.

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THOMAS RYAN- 1st. Premium in Geography; 2nd. Premium in Spelling; 3rd. 路Premium in Reading1 . Grammar, United States History, Arithmetic. _ WILLIAM Qu1NLAN-lst. 路P remium inBook-Keeping;2nd. Premium

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Grammar, Re.a ding, Spelling; Distinguished in Arithmetic, Elocution. MICHAEL DEv AN-2nd. Premium in Gram·mar Elocution, Com_ ' mercial L'lw, Christian Doctrine; Distinguished in Reading, Spelling. JAMES MURPHY-2nd. Premium iri Book-Keeping, Geography; 3rd. Premium in Grammar, Reading, Spelling. THOMAS McCORMICK-1st. Premium in United States History, Christian Doctrine, Latin Authors, Grammar, Composition; Distinguished in Arithmetic. CHARLES BAILY-1st. Premium in Reading, Elocution, Spelling, Bible History; 3rd. Premium in Geography; Distinguished in Grammar. ALBERT McMULLEN-2nd. Premium in Arithmetic; D!stinguished in Reading. Lours DuRET. 3rd. Premium in Reading. HARRY PARKER-1st. Premium in Catechism, 2nd. Premium in French; Distinguished in Elocution, Reading. , FREDERICK DANDURAND-1st. Premium in French, 2nd. Premium ' \Il Reading, Bible History. MmsE DuPuis-1st. Premium in Arithmetic: 2nd. Premium in Spelling; 3rd. in Readh1g; Distinguished in Telegraphy, English; Grammar. JosEP~ DuPUis-2nd. Premium in Telegraphy. JAMES GARLAND-4th. Premium in Book-Keeping; 3rd.Premium in Penmanship; Distinguished in Reading. PATRICK KELLY-2nd. Premium in Bible History; 3rd. Premium in Christian Doctrine. EDWARD WooDWARD-lst. Premium in Composition, Grammar; 2nd. Premium in Telegraphy; Distinguished in Reading. JOSEPH LAMBERT-1st. Premium in Spelling; 2nd. Premium in Piano, Christian Doctrine; Distinguished in Reading, Bib!e History, Elocution. CHARLES FLYNN-3rd. Premium in Composition; Distinguished in Grammar, French, Reading, Elocution. AUGUSTE FORTIN-2nd. Premium in French; Distinguished in Arithmetic, Reading, Spelliug. WILLIAM PoWERs-4th. Premium in Reading. r

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JAMES R0Acn-4th. Premiu:m in Spelling. ULA.UDE L'IDGGE'l'-4tll. Premium in Pe1u11anship. ·JOHN NoRYfOYLE-3td. Prernium in Arithmetic; Distinguished in Grammar, Composition and Latiu. MOISE COMMEREE-2nd. Premium Grammar; Distinguished in . Book-Keeping, French. JosEPU DuFFY·• 2nd. Premiu01 in Reading; Distinguished in Penmanship, Spelling-, Arithmetic. BENJAMIN O'NE1L--1st. Premium in Arithmetic; Distinguished in Geography, Rt-ading,-Spelling. VtATEUR LAM:ARirn-lst. Premium in French, Geography; 2nd Premium in Spelfo1g; 2nd. Pi•eminm in Elocution; Distinguished in Re::iding, Arithmetic, Penmanship. WILLIAM HAsEN'EY_:-2nd. Premium in Composition; 3rd. Premium · _ in Rending; Distinguished in Spelling, Christian Doctrine. LAWREXC•E WALSH-3rd. Premium in Reading. G1WRGE RoY-2nr1. 'r'>remium. in Arithmetic. EvAR1sn,; Gn.ANDPRE. . 2nd. Premium in Vocal J\iusfo. AeGusT RIG.A.MON-2nd. Premiuvn in Arithmetic; 3rd. Premium in Reading; Distinguished in Spelling, Chl'istian Doctrine, Elocution. · CHARLrns· GrtLESPIE--lst. Pternium in Grammar; Distinguished in Pe11n:u1nship, Reading. GEOH;GE BoNFIELD--lst. Premium in Arithmetic; 2nd. Premium in Christian Doctrine, Bible. History; .Distinguished in Spelling, Grammar. GwoRGE ScoTT--3rd. Premium in Penrnam,hip. WILLIAM CONWAY-2nd. Premium in Geography, Penmanship; WILLIAM. STAF1<'0RD--3rd. Premium in Bible History; Distinguished in Reading, Grarnrnflr. PHILLIP Hm_;DE-2nd. Premium in P~11m:;1,-nship. ARTHUR H◊UDE-3rct. Premium in Violin. C.ARL lSHAl\1--lst. Preminni in Rending; 2nd. Premium in Christia-n Doctrine; D1$ti nguished in Elocution, Spelling. MAXIMlLrnN FonnN- 1st. Pnmiurn in Spelling; Distinguished in Reading. Ar.vA.H LIPlVIAN-lst. Premium in Rea.ding, Spelling; 2nd. Premium in Arit-hmetie. GEORGE GRAVELINE-2nd. Premium in Penman~bip.

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GEORGE QuINN--2nd. P:remium in Reading. FRANK PERIOLAT-3rd. ·Premium in Reading; Distinguished 'in Christian Doctrine. DANIEL Co NWAY-3rd. Premium in Penmanship. AMEDE BETOURNE-lst. Prei;nium in Arithmetic; Distinguished in Reading. JERRY MOYNAHAN-1st. Premium in Reading; 2nd. Premium in Spelling; Distinguished in Arithmetic, Elocution. MICHAEL KELLY--lst. Premium in Penmanship. Distinguished in Spelling. ARTHUR THOMAS-3rd. Premium in Penmanship. BENJAMIN REILLY--2nd. Premimm in Arithmetic. JOHN ,DOYLE--4th.Premium in Penmanship. JosEPH PAQUET-1st.. Premium in Reading; Distinguish~d 1n Spelling. , AuGusTE Sr. AUBIN-3rd. Premium in ·Vocal Music; Distinguished in Arithmetic. CHARLES HAYES-4th. Premium in Arithmetic; Distinguished in Reading. HENRY RouDREAc-4th. Premium in Spelliug.

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