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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-24

c. G. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dEos street. the ndefatsa6e literary and news caterer
lean United freshman, Boston Pilot Irish Citizen the
Dublin Nation Liverpool Mercury, London illustrated
News AppletOus Journal, Glasgow Herald Scientific
American, Harperis BaEar, Chimney Corner, western
World, Nov>Yurk Weekly Saturday Night Round Ia
BILE some rae October na0nthles have been received
which with the laSe catalogue of late foTign Pubca
tons the countefS make visit to Haleys inost
naelEant Thing.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.


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John G. Jenevein, s. PoSdras street, dealer
IL Eo-fhefn Western ana SOuthern IrOdnEe, has An
annie stock II al articles IN line which will be dis
pos Of on the most aecouIaodatug terms See adveT-
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These Reformers, whom you cite as authori
ties, whom you follow examples were men
of the basest and lowest stamp. They COM
mitted, or encouraged, the vilest crimes; they
were corrupt; perJured, dishonest, cowardly
and irreligious. They violated every pledge
aud every duty which bound them to man, and
it is consequently most improbable, TO say the
least of it, that they can be safe guides in mat
tiers relating to God. -
1t has always since learned the truth
about Cranmer, been marvel to me how any
one with a sense of religion, of honor of manly
feeling, can look on him with any sentiments
save those of disgust aud indignation. / have
ever held !hnt courage in man ranks with
purity in woman, and, tested by any such
comparison, Cranmer must take his stand with
Lais and Messaiina-nay, with the nameless
dcpravities which associate with Faustina
and Sappho. Every crime which tempted him
he committed, every crime which any one in
power wished to commit he assisted or con-
doned.
1 find that some persons have failed to see
why regard Cranmers dying speech, often
cited as a triumph of heroic repentance, as the
worst, instead of the best thing in his career.
] had Thought that my words were explicit
enough, but as it seems they were not So had
better state the matter again, The fye OF six
recantations which Cranmer signed in prison,
hoping to be pardoned, contained practically
two clauses: i. l repent having turned Pro
testant. 2. repent my share in the crimes of
nv day. my part in the Kings divorce in sacri-
lere and plumber in the murder of innocent
persons, aud the like. When he found chat he
was 70 DC DuTuN, ne FetIacte1 the Whole paper,
not merely the clause relating to rel gion, and
thus with Gods ayenging hand upon him, and
death close, he testified no regret whatsoever
for his horrible gnilt, but apparently held that
the only fault in his whole life was that recan-
tation which, had it been genuine, would have
been his solitary claim 10 our respect
The question before the English Churchmen
now is whether the chief evils now visible in
their Communion are not of Protestant and
Reforming origin whether the good things,
with the exception of the wonderful English
of the Bible and Prayerbooh (some of the best
of which, by-the-by, Is from the pen of the
ad1tlterous Poynet,l do not remain in spite of
the RefOrmers, and not because of them and,
therefore, whether we are not bound to do as
Andrews aud Montagu did, repair. so far as in
us lies, the mischief wrought under Edward
VI. and Elizabeth, rather than attempt to apo
logise for it and its agents. $1,000.
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Dr.. Littledale on the Reformers.

Some months ago we gave few extracts
from one of DIR. Littledale's Lectures on In
noyation," which lectures caused great COM
motion in Protestant circles, 1t will be well
to state that the Doctor is Vicar of Roehedale,
England, and is considered an eminently
learned Protestant divine, fully up to all the
knowledge which modern Investigation and
criticism has thrown on the apostles of the
English Reformation. In q letter to a DIR. Ca
zeuove, in the Church Times of the oath ult., he
thus speaks:
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md
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NASH & HoDGsoN, -.
-a UCTIoN EERS
AND GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office, 40 Gravier street.

Referring to the above card the undersigned thank
fl for past avors, take this method TO inform tneir
and the public that having matured satisfactory
arraugemt nts by which they are more fully prepared
than transact the General Auction and Real
Estate business all their details either in City
Suburban Properties Plantations, Lands Ont Door
Sales and description would most respect
fully solicit their firm share OF the business in their
line hoping by their combined energies and attention
TO the Interests those no may employ their services
continuance of the patronage heretofore
literally bestowed upon them.
W. IRVING HODGSON.
New Orleans, September &c, 1869. oc3 I'm
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-18

We are prepared to furnish the TIP.
TON ADvERrisER and the following
papers and magazihes, at the following
s.scined advance rates to all who may
desire them. This Is q fine chance ia
est GOOD reading cheap:
Tho Sen York Ipdependent o. per year.,
s11d Colfax. lHQrth g each), and the
Tfpz89 Advertiser, one year, for $3.50
Peter Nuslcal Monthly. (Which contains
u worth Of music in each number), for
six months. and the Upton Advertiser.
one year. for 2.Q6
The Toledo Weekly Blade, petroleum v.
lA4hy's paper" ~ per year., and the
T4Htoh Advertiser, one year. for 2.76
The Western Home, large sixteen page
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The American Agricviturist (sl.5o per year,
Ind the Upton Advertiser, one year
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The Chicago Weekly Evening Post $500
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A VALUABLE PREMIEM.-We have
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Msjoritfd in lows

The State Register gives tabular re-.
port of the official canvass Of votes at
the late election that shows the follow
ing niSjorities:
D,lon's majority over Brannan ss.sss
KiSsells majority over Day ton (fnll term 70 81
kissell's majority over Dayton vacancy 81, 80
The vote Of Buchanan county was not
reported in time for the official CANVASS.
The Republican majority IN that cdtif.
ty Is 775. This majority added to the
plurslities officially declared. would in
crease them to the following figures:
Dillon's majofity ~. sO,Soa
kisselHs majority, long ssrT SOTO
ktssell's majority, short term $500
The vote for Governor and Lieuten.
ant Governor was not canvassed, and
remains rs the work Of the incoming
Legislature. Tie majorities of Merrill
and Walden will be about the same. a.
that Of Judge Dilion's. Merriil's major
ity Mt his first elcction-in lS67--was
26, 799. A gain of fourteen thousand in
two years is doing very well, even for
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Messrs. Editors: AS hardly day pass
es without our seeing more or less Of
the evi; effects Of extracting children
t.eth before the proper time or leaving
them until the permanent cut through
oItside the natural arch, we will with
your leave impose a short article on that
subject on the numerous readers of your
paper. ."s~saa
How few parents know, or at least
think, that the proper formation aud
beauty Of their chiidren's faces will de-
pend upon the treatment which the
temporary teeth receive during the first
eight years Of life, that if these teeth are
extracted, As they sometimes are, two
or three years before the proper time,
the jaws will contract and be moro the
shape Of the letter v thanth beautiful
arch that nature designed, so that when
the permanent teeth come there Is not
room for them and they are crowded
out Of their natural place. On tho 9TH
er hand, teetl, are not always extracted
as soon Is they should be, their roots
not being absorbed, they remain Arm
and the attention of the parent Is not
called to them until the pernauent teeth
cut through outside Of their proper
place. sometimes the nrss permanent
teeth (the six year molar) 10 LETT to de-
cay under the impression that they are
temporary teeth, when. II properly filled
would last for years. The folio wing are
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

TIE ADVERTISER having been restored TO health In .
fw weeks, by very simple remedy, ater having suf.
fered several years with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease, Consnmption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy fthe pre-.
scription used free of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will Aud
SURE CURE FOE CbNsuNPrIoN. ASTHMA, BRoNcHI.
fTs The object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he couceives to be invaluable and he
ropes every sufferer will try his remedy n will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
vi WILLIAMSBURG. kinRs County. New York,
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Couseil &hen ad3ournsd tia 2 o'clock
p. NJ, at which time It opened with
prayer b. the Chaplain. "A. B. Germ
wall Yrsstding. ADs. j. F. Kennedy,
DR.. Jackson and Jesse James wele ap.
pointed . committee to CHOOSE resolu-
tion for discussion, and reported the
fYllQwisg: ~ ry
IRs.ok,ed Thss It this day, no man o.
woman can engage In the traffic and
use OF. intoxi cating liquors ~ beverage;
A0f1n The tFAfiic and M It tobacco, aud
At the same time be atr14s Christian.
1askson aud James, affirmative; Ken.
nedy, negative. A profitable discussion
followed, Brink and Chandler assisting
the Affirmative; Henderson, DeWolf,
Walters and Sweet, the negative. The
resolution was then Disposed Of, when
the following, introduced by J. F. Ken
nedy, received the unanimous vote of
tbs CoOncil: TIT ! [Li3f
Resolved, That we have listened with
interest and pleasure to the able and ell
oQueut addresses delivered In this place
by the Rev. w. w. King, In behalf Of
Temperance. and that we cheerfully
recommend him to the friends of Tenn
psssnoe everywhere ~ an able champi-
on Of our cause, and gentleman well
calculated by his powerful appeals, to
strengthen and advance the cause Of
Temperance.
The Secretary was then instructed to
furnish a condensed report of the pro-
ceedings of the Council for publication
IL the Upton advertiser and Temper.
ercs Standard.
The Council, after profitable season
in which the lovers of Temperance were
strengthened and encouraged, adjourned
to meet IN Good Templars' Hall in Tip
ton, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of the secol'd
Tuesday Of February, 1870.
.- L. l.. SWEET, Secretary.
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Farm for Sale.

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IN the WSst, ofshnking hssd& Isisse 81
cesdingly expressive Of character. Just
- widely ~ dinir ildlvtdaal minds,
feelings and h<ess, dos NJ hammer Of
this kindly performance differ. From
the healthy, hearty grasp that ,tsle-,
graph good cheer with good will, all
shades Of character And IMPRESSION 70
the shifDsse alouch. Who poclaiu1s him
Sslf by listisss Zip that says ~ plainly
- words, chow tedious" But in thu.
- in everything the dominsering ty.
rxnt, habit, has ASSERTED bis HslN saqd
the grasp that would otherwise express
feeling. often becomes . mere FORM
The hand should be kept ut the com.
mand Of the heart. and skillfully obey
its dictates q greeting; but once under
the control Of habit. It IL dscreed reg
ular motion Of some kind for each and
every occasion of4oms sqsaily inexpFeD
sivs and unpleasant. Hence yon often
meet the hale fellow, whose heart Is in
the right place, but whose expression Of
Joy At meeting will almost craze YOU
One such, from habit, will give a single
powerful jerk It your hand that causes
you involuntarily to feel for signs Of
dislocatiou At Ne shoulder, - Another
gives lateral OF horizontal motion with
such force and fervency that the fingers
Of your other hand snap like whip
cracker. Again, and quite frequently,
you fall In with the old familiar "pumR
handle" shake, which il 80 dangerous
to stir wristbands and slender necks.-
These, with the vice like grip ~ him
who feels great confidence id the mus.
cles of his hand and wrist; and which.
invaribly sxtorts scontoition Of pain
from the unhappy victim. include the
most common hibitS Of hearty hand
shaking. However ample,isght these
may seem, they are k1ch And I'll Of them
preferable to any Of the mors sentimen-
tai varieties. For Instance: The deli.
cate touch, - II one were handling glass
eyes, accompanied BY an impercep,ible
motion Of the shoulder that never reach
e. the hand; or the crossing of q finger
or two with great care lest one he krok.
en; or tho cautious pias, where the
hands approach ~ slowly and carefully
al two trains Of cars, and after the con.
tact drop ~ Iistlessly A. II It had been
psraIyzed. Such, we take h, are mo
great shakers" and hope to Be excused.
Rather LIT Us endure the most excrut4S-
ating wrench Of the vigorous shakist
than the wet blanket Of an apathetic
wiggle.
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IOWA ITEMS.

The Cedar Falls Gazette under the
head Of "encouraging,' says: 'Six
bushels of wheat, at the present prices,
win pay fof ohe days work last har-
vest"
The minutes Of the yearly meeting
Of the Society of Friends Of Iowa, held
this year ut Oskaloosa, show that ten
quarterly meetings were represented,
and within the bonds there are 1,274
families, go parts of families and 1893
members.
Clark, 1t Muscatine, has
gone tost. Louis to deliver an add ress
ut the laying of the corner stone of St.
Paul's Chapel. he being the Grand
Mas.cr q Missouri Of the Frs} and An
cient Colored York Masons. u VI F.
"A man named Charles Wei:s wrs
shot dead in Buffalo township, Scott
county, last Monday morning before
'daylight, by nnan whom. h. had dis
covered in the act of stealing i,lis cow,
At last accounts. the murderer had not
been discovered.
Tho Mt. Vernon Hawk Eye says
The salary Of our mayor IL 5000 with
pickings-and abuse--while the salary
Of our councilmen il 80, 600 with circus
tickets-nnd abuse-and tho recorders
salary is 500 OOO-and abuse.
Judge Love, of the United States
Circuit Court, has announced that de-
cree will be entered in favor of the plain
tiff IN the Des Moines river land cases,
submitted ut the recent term Of court
This is against the settlers, and in favor,
of the river company. The cause will
60 to the United States Supreme Court
The Chicago ~ ssxys! "The De-
mocracy of lows don't know much in
general, but the De.noesacy Of Delaware
county, iHthat State, don't appear to
know anything. Il votsd for Gillaspy
for suprsgus Judge, iustead Of Brannsn.
A part ythat dosit know 400 lbs avoir.
dupois nom I man of brains "don't
know n6think.
<-Privsts letters report that Senator
Grimes is>tot improved in health by
his summer sojourn Ia Europe. The
second paralyttc stroke was not so Sc
vAre as the first, but u ieft him In .
sssble condition., At last accounts he
was getting ready for a. extended trip
on the Mediterranean. It is not stated
Nhen he thints Of returning t. the
United States.
: A yoeRg nnsnand his intended pre-
sented thsnsssl ri bkf sre the City Clerk
of Daveopss = Oh Sfday, for s.mar-
'riage license. 1t was found that the in,
tending bridegroom was under age, and
fad neither parents nor guardian. In
order to make the proceedings regular
the lady suggested that she herself
should he appointed guardian. As she
was over eighteen she vas eligible, was
duly appointed as guardian. and then
gave her consent that her ward should
marry herself.
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Our occasional correspondent" &C.,
in his letter from Clarence published
elsewhere, does not make it look very
encouraging for those who take their
grain thither to exchange it for the nec-
essaries of life; but there are towns we
wot of that don't furnish . market for
grain at any figures. We think the
farmers are favored in having = place
near by at which to dispose of their
grains, for at present prices it would not
pay to haul 1t = great way from home.