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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-05
NUMBER 9.

| DUTIES OF BROTHERS AND SIsTERs.-It is
the duty of brothers and sisters to labor to
promote the reiieioas and moral improve
| nient of each other. Let not pride Of un-
Outstanding, or sullen reserve, withhold that
information which might improve or inter-
est. Sarcastic riilicnfe will make them re-
solve That they VIII never lay open their
difficulties before you. Let sisters consider
how much the persuasive language Of mild
ness and affection IL adopted to form the
toughest and most impetuous tempers to
meekness and wisdom; and that their re-
marks may direct q brothers. attention to
sentiments full of beauty and feeling which
he has overlooked. Conversation in fami-
them it is occupied with censures on the
characters of others, which feed the mafig-
nant passions of the heart, or with such in
judiciOus praise as is calculated to inspire
false ideas of excellence. Let your speech
be always marked by wisdom and grace.
Brothers and sisters should promote each
others temporal interests. The law of God
commands us to promote the temporal in
terests of our fellow creatures as far as it is
in our power; and there is n peculiar obli--
CATION on members OF families to forward
each others advantage. Let them beware
of grudging the money which parent may
eXpend in educating any ore of his family
for situation which it is thought he will
fill with credit, or what is given for the COM
Portable settlement of another in the world,
unless it be so manifcstly disproportiOned
to the provision he can make for the rest as
would render their acquiescence in it a
sanctioning of injustice. Let brothers be-
ware of squandering the money of their pa
rents in folly. 1t is mOurnful fact that to
save one prOtiigate child from ruin, property
has been expended to which alone his sister
could look for the portion of goods which
fell to their share, and from which younger
brothers expected support and education.
A generous affection on their part will urge
this sacrifice. But enormous is his guilt who
has left them no alternative but this self
denial or his destruction. Check in each
other everything thatlas the appearance Of
thoughtlessncss and profusiOn in expanding
money, and set an example of sobriety, iu-
dlcious economy, and strict attention to the
duties of your station.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-05

= CGRE RoR NEURALGIA.-Some time since
we published, at the request of Il friend, a
receipt to cure neuralgia. Half a drachm of
sal-ammonia in an ounce of camphor- water,
to be taken teaspoOnfnl at dose, and
the dose repeated several times, ut intervals
OF tive minutes, if the pain he not relieved
mt once. Half dozen different persons
have once tried the receipt, and in every
case an immediate cure was effected. In
one, the sufferer, lady, had been effected
for more than week, and her physician
was unable to alleviate her sufferings, when
solution OF sal ammonia in camphor- water
relieved her in II few minutes.-Aita Gall
form:a.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-05
ITO he Continued

WHAT BREAKS Down YOUNG MEN.-tt is
IL commonly received notion that hard study
is the unhealthy element of college life.
But from tables of the mortality of Harvard
University, collected by Professor Pierce
from the last triennial catalogue, it is clearly
demonstrated that the excess of deaths for
the first ten years after graduation, is found
in that portion of each class inferior in
scholarship. Every one who has been
through the curriculum knows that where
IEsthylus and political economy Injuries
one, late hours and rum uses up dozen :;
and that the two little fingers of Morpheus
are heavier than the lions of Euclid. Dissi-
patton is swift and sure destroyer, and
every young man who follows it is the early
flower exposed to untimely frost Those
who have been inveiglcd in the path of vice
arc named :. Legion" for they are many
enough to convince every nOvitiate that he
has no security that he shall escape a SINH
lar fate. A few hours of sleep each night,
high living and plenty of smashers," make
war upon every function of the human body.
The brains, the heart, the lungs, the liver,
the spine, the limbs, the bones, the flesh.
every part and faculty-are overtaslxed,
worn and weakened by the terrific energy
of passion and appetite loosed from re-
straint, until like a dilapidated mansion,
the earthly house of this tabernacle falls
into ruinous decay. Fast young man, right
ahOut.
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MORNING srAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
WHERE Is PEARL R1vERss
HERMINE.

Since the inditng of the subjoined graceful compo
ston the popular authoress invoked has come to gh
in of city contemporaries Whether 1t ma,
been subtle and mysterious Z" affinity will
poetess that woke her up shall not attempt
at any rate he cheated ont OF these
beautiful lines merely because their questions were
swered before being asked-in print:
Where ia Pearl Rivers! Our bird of the wildwood!
Where has the minstrel Of melody flown!
Like the hermit of old who charmed in the forest
We have listened entraneed, her ravishing tone!
Where is Pearl Rivers! The sweet mocking singer!
Whose warblings fresh the dew of the morn,
Whose fancies the bright orange blossom
When first it unfOlds at the touch of the dawn -
Where is Pearl Rivers The priestcss Of nature!
Who her forehead the blossoms of spring,
Who sings at the altar such exquisite. anthems.
That still hearts their ca'ltnces ring
Where is Pearl Rivers! We long for the music
That gushed from heart in its purity rare,
That echoed the sounds of the woodland and sreamet
OF everything dainty, and tender and fair! ~
Where is Pearl Rivers! She must not fOrsakc ns;
We pine for her marvellous musical strain ..u
Sweet bird OF the wildwood bright pearl of the river
Oh say, shall hear her soft warblings again.
New Orleans March ~, 1868.
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We are told that "like cures liken w.
wish some clever homGpath would invent
much more valuable system to society hy
which "dislikes should cure dislikcs."
The Montana post., 1868-09-11
HE MONTANA POST. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER H.

the city are having an immense torch -lirbt
demonstration tonight. Fully 1000 torches
spectacle. T ~ ''iiii'ih'
halifax, sept. 4.-Attorney General Viii
Iams concluded the debate on the reroaI rsso-
luton In the most violent tauti-confadsration
speech of the session. '''' 9
members, retired.
1he resolution was carried unanimously.
new ork, Sept. 4.-The Herald mas a long
account of an alleged discovery of a new
method OF electrical subaqueous communica-
ton by which the inventor claims he can com
nunlcate through the longest distances under
water without a cable or other conductors,
using the water alone a 4 conducting medi-
uln' lie proposes 20 establish communica-
ton by this process within three months, be-
tween MOntAuk Point and Spain, and saws il
can be done az an expense of only 800, 900.
Electricians here express an incredulity of
this statement, though the inventor declares
ae has carried on a conversation by this pro-
cess l30 miles through the water of Lake Or
tario.
London, Sept. 4.-The prospectus of the
new telegraph line, from Portugal to the U.
>, under the title of the Peoples Cable, has
been issued
Cork, Sept. 4.-Several incendiary fires have
occurred to-day, and the damage to property
has been quite heavy
Vienna, Sept. 4.-Tbe Farmers feast was
given In this city to-day Baron Beust made
n speech, re4ssuring and pacifying in Its ma
ture. He declares that the development of
liberal principles was the aim of the state, and
that the prospects for the future were emin-
emily Deacaful
The Montana post., 1868-09-11
ENKLINGS.

Grant is 46: Colfax is A.; Seymour is
81, and Blair -.
hossuth is writing an elaborate his
tory of Hungary.
Johnson, who recently killed Rosen-
thai at Green River City, escaped from
Jail on the 30th ult.
Mepotti Garibaldi's recently married
wife is ambitious of military distinction
and is moving TO enroll battalion OF
AmaZOns.
''The Fat Contributor" has discovered
the Wickedest Man in Cincinnati. He
says he can discount the New York
wicked man. give him twenty-five points
and then beat him
There is nothing like style. An organ
grinder at Boston has created quite o
reputation as u musician by gazing care.
fully and scientifically NJ a piece Oi
sheet music as he grinds.
There is a Gaelic proverb, "If the best
mans faults were written on his fore.
head, it would make him pull his hat
over his eyes"
The Oakland Ncsrs proposes q great
national celebration on the Fourth OF
July, 1869, in that city. on the compile
tion of the Pacific Railroad.
The Montana post., 1868-09-11

DEGREES of said court therein the Su-
preme Court of the United States, shall
be allowed in the manner now provided
by law. The amount of the final judg~
ments or DEGREES in such cases so trans
mitted to said court. where rendered in
favor of the claimant, shall in all cases
be paid out of any specific appropriation
applicable to the same, if any such there
be; and where no such appropriation
exists. the same shall be paid in the
same manner as other judgments of said
court.
SEC. s. And be 1t further enacted, That
no person shall file or prosecute any
claim or suit in the Court OF Claims, or
an appeal theretrom, for or il respect to
which he or any assignee of his shall have
commenced and has pending any suit or
process in any other court against any
officer or person who, at the time of the
cause of action alleged in such suit or
process arose, was in respect thereto
acting or protesting to act, mediately
or Immediately, under the authority of
the Uunited States, unless such suit or
process. if now pending in such other
court, shall be withdrawn or dismissed
withi1 thirty days after the passage of
this act
SEC. 8. Aad be it Further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the clerk of the
said Court of Claims to transmit TO
Congress, at the commencement of every
December session, full and complete
statement of all the judgements render
ed by the said court for the previous
year. stating the amounts thereof ard
the parties in whose favor rendered, to-
gether with brief synopsis of the ma
ture of the claims upon which said judg-
ments have been rendered.
SEC. 10. AHd be it further enacted That
all provisions of any act Incompatible
herewith be. and the same are hereby
repealed.
Approved, June %, 1868.
The Montana post., 1868-09-11

LamD Like Innocence of the
SOuth.
The Montana post., 1868-09-11
A HELENA RA&
Mail and Express Lines.

FOR THE EAST. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S coach
es leave every alternate day at 2 p. m. for
Virginia, Salt Lake and Cheyenne, max
ing connections for all points. U. s.
Mail.
FOR BENTON. Wells, Fargo Co.'S coaches
leave every alternate day at a. m. U. S.
Mail.
FOR DIAMOND. stateIer Beveridges coach
es leave every day at a. IN, running via
Canyon and Upper Missouri Ferries. U.
5. Mail.@
FOR NEW YORK Gulch and Eldorado Bar.
Beyeridge & Motifs coaches leave every
alternate day at a. ms
FOR CAVE CITY and French Bar. Ladd's
coaches leave every alternate day at s q.
FOR RADERSBURGH. Donahue & Leache's
coaches leave every day at a. m. Z. s..
Mail.~
FOR DEER LODGE, Beartown and intermedi
ate points Huutey's coaches leave every all
ternate day at a m, connect AZ BlackfOOt
with Kennedy's Express for Mcclellan, JEFF
ferson and Lincoln Guch; connect at Deer
Lodge with Sovereign Express for Cable
FOR REYNOLDS CITY. Montgomery : Pony
Express leaves John Ming's Store every
Friday morning.
FOR BOHEMIAN. Smiths Pony Express leaves
Sparks & McPherson's store every Tues
day morning. 1tl.-..
FOR LINCOLN GULCH. Negus' coaches
leave Mans6eld's liquor stcre every alter
nate day at s A.. m. .. -.-....-
- Office on Main Street, between Wood and
Bridge streets. 5. L. Holman, Agent.
Mails Close at Helena Post Office:
For Chicago, Utah, Sacramento and the Pa
cifc Coast, p. m.
For Fort Shaw, Benton AMI Camp Cooke, IL
For Diamond City and New York Gulch s
n. m I....r H-- y. .....
For BlackfOOt, Cottonwood, He'll Gate and
walla Walla, 9 p. m.
Tri-weekly service on the above routes,
JOHN POTTER, p. VI.
The Montana post., 1868-09-11

FurlificatiOnS on The Pacific
Coast.
The Montana post., 1868-09-11

The last EIecIIOnecriDg DOcu-
mCni.
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Tobacco.

DIR. Willard Parker recently delivered a lecture
on the use of tobacco, from which we extract the
following:
Nicotine, he said, the alkaloid of tobacco,
which imIarts to the weed all It's power rs u slim
ulant, is one of the most deadly poisons. One
drop of il will cause immediate death. This virus
gradually pcrIneates the body of rhe smoker. A
skillful eve and touch can easily detect its presence
even III the skin The reaction from this, ne from
every stinulant, occasions n depression of spirits,
which Graves other stimulants. y striking con-
firrnation Of this is found in the fact that no inc
brinte in our a~syluIns can be reformed till he aban-
dOns the use of tobacco. Thus experience shows
that the depressing effect of the weed makes the
temptation to drink irresistible by the reforming
inebl intc.
In France. quite recently, it was ascertained by
the Government that from lSl2-lS32. the Yearly
revenue from tobacco was 2S millions of francs,
and the number Of ~iunatics and paralytics in the
kingdom was 5000; while now this revenue Is
$50 millions of francs annually, and the lunatics
and p%aralytics number "A 600. The Emperor, Z
order to discover whether there was any proper
connection between these two statistical items, or
dered that in all the colleges n competitive exam
ination should be instituted between the smoking
and non-smOking pupils. TIE non-smokers, as a
rule, were found To be vastly superior to their
competitors in all a~ttaInments; and an edict from
the Emperor broke, in one memorable day, 30
600 pipes.
DIR. Parker said that in all his professional
practice he had never known a man among the
employees of a tobacco-manufactory to be perfectly
sound and healthy. To all outward appearance
they seemed strong; but let them meet with al
accident, or from any cause need medical trea-
ment, and il was found their recuperative power
Wa greatly enfeebled. The offspring of the usds
of tobacco also inherit the faint of their parcn:s.
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Of n book, the right whereof he claims as author, in the words
following, to VT:
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ance with a resolution of the King in Privy Council, bearing
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the sole right ami liberty OF printing, r-printinc, publishing
and vending the said book OF forms in the Hawaiian Islands,
for the term uf ten years from the 18Th day of February, A. ID.
1858
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ruary, A. ID. 1883 L. kAMElAMEHA.
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anc= with Section Sd OF an Act 40 encourage learning in this
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a, Honolulu, this 18th day of March. A. u. 1865.
fERD. W. HUTCuISoN.
GU IN Minister of the Interior.
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DIR. Willard Parker recently delivered a lecture
on the use of tobacco, from which we extract the
fnllnMinr.
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Il Piedicdtion and an appeal
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