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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-14

on ztEusstHE unt-bS=-Aria1 and even to the
Italian Parliament in Florence. The work
new start. The confraternity Of st.
Michael, which IL established in almost
every diocese, has taken it MP; and the
students Of the Universities of Munster,
Paderboru, Friburg, Munich, Treves, Tub
ingen, Berlin, Fnida, BambeFg, Ratisb0nne,
Mayence, and other Universities, have en-
tered into the great Catholic movement.
The ladies, also, in these cities have not
failed In exertions In the same direction.
great number Of societies are GO1rishing
throughout Germany, such as the /. Associa-
ton of Christian Union" for Catholic work
mea, which counts over. 70,000 members
the " Society Of st. Charles Borremeo,n
for the diffusion of good books; the $50
ciety of st. Boniface,n presided over
by the Bishop of Paderborn, to bring aid
to poor Catholics living among PRO
testants. There are ten highly respect
able Catholic periodicals in Germany, and
several associations which have for their
papers. The jews are the chief calamity
of the German press they unite with the
Liberals in attacking the Catholic Church
upon every occasion. -. 7'.''
The AFmoni0 states that a band of thieves
has been despoiling the parish churches in
the diocese ofIyrea, with unparalleled auda-s
city and impunity. During the so1emhities
Of the end of the year, they Conferred the
church Of Victoria in the night and took
from it every thing they could carry. On
the succeeding night they made an attempt
to break open the church of Settimo Vittone,
but were fofleds by the uncommon strength
of its doors, 3egH5 5EG .B.tIst4f1a I'd r-ALEa i
8 The Government is proceeding against
the curate Of, Como Gioyine, near Lodi, for
having declared from the pulpit, that those
who purchase confsscated church property
will be excommunicated i.fs zief ada ri : 1
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81 Baronne strest bstEesD coC1mon and elrayieF.
Special attention given 10 uposearsng and Repairing
Cheap raEloE and Bedroom Sets Mattresses conaaaRt
" on hand q the lowest market prices, jsSl sm
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NEW ORLEANS GAS wossKs oeto6Sr is. issa.
4Ess.ssEs sssses sA.sE g eos Doors 4 ths Asv
~ eve ssvs1s ~ ssS S aSs ss
keep cut thqtFsf1, noe ~ lsek oe11a be f6und ii
sssa nsas Sss' g II yss three
a 9aisao ts a. Cas- slspl ilsf 1'f3lI.Sf S1r.s5S2S
aReak % thea AZ the Mshest fet5ao NY oxrsfiencS
stith Dis teoanE has baa1 - e fkat
am oeuyinced thak aRR ere has 70 give gasm a
'5FA1. MCCDELOcE. 1faHassr.
taty concur IN tbs above ana - snashd aFss
Page 8 GO. 80 Fersons a t1Iu8r sfna.y 1
Gee Lshs Coppasty have bed eEtensiEs dsaIlngg
BILE. ~ tnse Sinh N gsSs TkS III Gen7 BRR't
fzSrohTAaT Nox1cEs ass e 5ldAu0 szssT
10 IN who Saiss thslr ssisKt ss.d Sish u inbssSs
~ KERwA G#xN co.;
catg 90 sss a..a1
RaElsaye 70 easr to Shoss ga need oK Iaases rlAsir
GENUINE BBA ZIExA II E1EEsISB cTiaessr-
faItia 70 ths eyes 1nls siSss a "a
age tTheir aonstrretsdn a.
optics lain aSeefdsAc6 win al f1iIosg$ q ats,
~ the form sfE5F. ara thoET trnzspa!
fepey = % perfect that 10 yesssr sir sehs
has themson 10 tha impragen u hss esaht 1as
Tbo advantsgSs % ear lseysoe bIlsilian. Reabga
spectaoles have bssn i6 tested b the most std o
men Of beth Ruops end. oas and apResvsd as the
beat 1psGfaOles aOF knoVR for tlo pEeaVstsan = tho
impaired Vtssens A9
For sale only 81 RERtS 2tIfA q CO.,
MS an q5snA. 10. II Camp strsst
r. -0sR III -AaCf y - -
u s.
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IVINES AND LIQUORs 3s 80 e5scfa q
w 1rweaty quaEaerp spCsl Choice Old C0GNASs win
be sold TO the trade n qantifios 20 suit ulroaS
Those IN want WoEld DO wen 70 cali before buyig eIs
sCoTcH AND TTsTsTE wETrsKe. ss>Sss
= on hand Of the giotrsst ard At most
! - - -. Trr1En SPIRITS Hs1tat
g ismy habit % have sentfaf Spirits pa
Sparits tSes feotaed mast besEperi0r. Epaa n anf
PeEticuiaEly forfne Rlrposes win please ohn ard 81
DoMRsTIc HfoUoRs sei5
). 8. WINES AND coRDIAIls.
a choice supply always on hand.
-. EDWARD BURKE,
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T7URNTTURM sTORE-RUaH FLRHH HAS -,
,noIea his Enr1knre E1orn frnn Ne "a snR strese
to No ass D6l0Ed street., only block from hs old
ltann. AAsr prizes paid 1se asspnd hana Ne1eehola
Furniture OF All ScscEiptcna. Terms-Cash, For aaIe
aE tho place. aEEe lot ef 0ace FurnataEg and
IrO BsdstsaaA FaEnitars taken storage and takan
good care OF ~ f cell 6na
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Card of Thanks.

In that terrible gale Of Wednesday night sept.
-fh. Capt Rufus Hartman and Mr.. Frank staples
OF sandy Point Lost ofr The co. st Il CranberI
Island harbor.
Their relations and friends wish TO take this
means Of expressing their fervent gratitude TO
those individuals Of the Island - no early on
the spot OF the disaster. secured the two who
were clinging 70 the mast and counted no labor
sacrifIce= g-eaf that they mia hi CRAFTY the
friends OF the lost bv recover ing their bodies.
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Bucksport Railroad.

meeting ofthe Joint Railroad Commit
zee. e the Rangor and Bucksport Railroad.
i hereby called at Bucksport on THU RS
DAYs Get. Eth next. at II O'Clock. A. NJ.
10 hear the report Of the Engineer and for
other business The Committee Of Brew
er. Orringron and Ellsworth are included
with that of BGGksport.
"A stray Norman preacher i at Little
Kennebec. Washington County. and he
wants 10 use the columns of the Republic
can TO promulgate his views. but the Edit
or wisely prefers to let Mr.. Smith paddle
his canoe without his help. Portions or
Washington County were sufficiently ours
ed By Adams with his Jaffa fooling few
wears since. and no one should again en-
courage another Ism-ite in leading the peo-
pie astray.
a Mr.. Moore OF York county. pur-
chased barrel of Early Rose potatoes last
spring for $40, and short time ago he
was offered $500 for the crop he raised from
them. in the field.
We had timely rain on Monday
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.Iamcs /cniM0,c coobrI 5 or.
D/r/c UOTX's Household Edition.


~ o Netun. -o.4 sWparA'ely. fuc-. 81 -
Tia LtATHEit->rUs kINs TALAs b. tao came
autfpr l. Ife volumes. Prize. s6.1
1hnrEH> stones 81 thr sea. SinTic. Of the o,,tl
-i'fl"s 81 The Frames tAeh la one volume ftace
~
inc enduring monuments of fentmore Cooper
are hir work While the love ct c.,uatry rnuiit-
u"s tu pre-, ail biz morr viii sAtsf IA the hsarf.
10 ihc people - truly pairiotr ana American
throughout ihet shoult uaA = lace scr1
Anrt trAH- library = lAfHsoi B'bsttr.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IL is extremely fortunate that Or. A. u. Hayes
the eminent phy siciaa has been led one result
Of his vast experience Ia the of Chronic dis
eases and bu ilsiing up shattered constitutions, o.
write the important medical books be has LATELY
given TO the world. Every body should get them
(>ee advertisement Of Peabody Medical lnsti
u t. } 3fnSI
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bow on before ,Iiseoyer,no - ~,
schooner flied and can.,,o1 a. ~
Tn. ,,.,o.. -. ~, - 49, minutes
ie anu ''h irom Bucksport
were "h board The boy. six years old.
was asleep in the cabin and was ar,,,nod
The others w,.-c ,,,..,...,
t..-,, ~ anu '"A'h on
say s''"lltT' me owners OF the
steamer sent ont 20 recover the body of
the boy
,..r.,,, Al.
= '"- mahc among the
'''l4> "l me late Rev. James Il, Crawford.
FIR many gears prin -ipaI Of the East Maine
conference seminary. to raise nv suhscrip
lions funds. - mark n a sui,, b,e manner
Nh. y-,v. All ..,,,..t,....,..
:, >o'"''l ne
N''''' hrale. BuckSport,
Maine
TIN .'CorI>Eru." which served "a monte
4 purpose. must. IL ine,it,ilc III. j..
r,,,,.l n.
-''t - H"t' mat three
-''"H popular concerts Nil occupy it,
closing hours Asa i,trInc, u,cr,sutn .v.rv
unrchtS,r IL ,.,,,,...r, ,t.,-...
M ''''''''u ("
'i'i''f Nf'" ~ me coliseum
building An additional inducrmcni /, H.
~ offered making every ticl,t.bnidcr Y,
owner ~ an undiy idcd interest III the prnn.
crtv Sscy.rv N.v-rr.,,.nt.r ,ha H.
i'''' I" 'h' glorious musical
"rhi'Nenent~ II the Peace Jubilee" may
possess An accurate likeness az the c,rani
old c,ig.c,,,,, ,,,t ,.,.,,..,,.. -,
i'''' UT 4" ~
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wNsTEp-ALL orr or EMPLOYMENT TO cAS.
W vass Tor . new Religious Work OF rare merit
peculiarly adapted "a the Young but equally enter
tanning and Instructive to MI, an invaluan g To-
every rhr-ita family. ! n"qualie,i In elegance
and rhrapnrss beng embeliishcI with nearl :
~ engraving Experienced agents aud other
wanting work that we sell nj -ight, should Sc
cure choice - territory at oncc For particulars
terms. &c. address T.. GARRETT 4 CO. rhila.
drinhih. Ia. Iyh
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DIE d.

piei In amherst on the 18th uit FRANKIE T.
'Insn,.r OF Mr seth kimb n. aged u year-
n'.i IN fenobscot sept l2tD, Nellie France, IN.
liant daughter of Jasper d. ami AdeIia IL Alien
aged month. and Il days
Dearest Nellie thou hast len US,
ph. my ioss W. deeply fcel;
bot Ills God that haih berrff ms.
lie can all our sorrow heal
Yet again we hope to meet thee.
when the day of life i. nei
',,n ~ heaven, WITH joy to X Get thee.
Where ne farewell tear Is shed
Died In sullivan sent lsth Ne,.,,.h po.u
aged &. yr-
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See Bunch of Cranes.

on Standard in another column. SPEER'S
STANDARD WINE BITTERS Is highly re-
commended BY physicians Tor Dyspeptics, on
accot Mt Of lis tonic properties, its purity, aud
its delicious favor.
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10000

IN nm READERS ASp SPEAKERS WANTED
W. UUU 10 buy the hr-t edition Of 100 CHOICE
~tLh' lions, No. g" containing one hundred of
IN" a,rst good thinss Tor recitation. defamation,
school reading, 81 In poetry and prose send
n cents Tor sample to L. GARRETT 4 CO.
Philadelphia, Pa 3b
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Portland Busiaess College.
Nste Lost.
Turner, Neuralgia Pills.
Rtnkruptey Notices.
tsnlion.
III q Honghtou's & Cox. Publications.
,rcsAery Ware-Gea. Cunningham & Go.
I've were promised detailed report
.s,b. doing. of the Teachers Institute
which was % session 10 TIL, city last week
hstH not received a we 20 60 press
fvff he given in our next issue
a Jeilson wishes ~ 10 say that
ts hs- Inst returned from BOSTON with 3
arge stock pc cloths ready made clothing.
lei. and that he vii ~ell goods At a>toni~h-
ngly low price for CASH
Mir Fletcher. principal ~ tile cas-
VIZ Normal school won golden opinions
~m aI vhile here attending The Teach
.-, Institute. pr True. ino~t compe.
r. -ay~ hr regards Mr. d. one -
ft-. ifuat the boost teacher in ihc
>-.
army 7" 'n' general heit'i' y J.
H'' 'As' potatoes Err r''tnE badly
T. was Thought that the dr,ncs> OF The sea-
nsaIi r. ! safeguard against th3, dis
Earctt'-" Popular Hair Restorative.
-' ''f I's''er>. 'h'>' loving books.
1'' .'''' w "'''rF'i>''l''n' "f Ncs~r>.
n g" ''''-i''''n' ' o- iA'> firm haN ju>'
'>-''l '' = H'n'nhai List Of Books to Zee
t(.. '''''' N''''''''''-
~ ''l' 'aa' ir''' ~>'r 'un-
'- "'' '''> ''eh delivering course Of
'''' '' a. W." Ar M town On
'4@'~.'.'' '''> "''A' "a3 '' T. supposed
..''' '' our P''i''' ''F 'ae >'v"ad
' 50"
,..'.... =, ,.,, All H. ~ ''''''' 10
i>''i>
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..acral stock ANA general interest III rbc
ra
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~ ''f'''''''i'''''' ~ ''''l'''.'
appointments. Ma. H., pa,>.>>c, unu.ral
opacity f,r The position. ana many viii
rc--et h.> decision In The matter.
rbc LAM .,,,. ae.,, v-,,.- =, nm.
..s .,.......
,ha mills. has caused l,usint., ~ l,,. 5.r
tarw,,k> t4a>r MANY Of our co..,i,,.. ,.,.s
~a, hay. been uBafi. fo ,,r,.,,r,. ..o..t
r.. .h., Ia con~egu.nre ~ IN, .rsr,i., ~
.aa.5er ta he Skinned
nv. h..-. ,-.,.u ..
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aH
r. ~. ..,,
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,..ra. /. IL, ~. -, -.
Mr. II l. a map ~ ahjli'y AMI If generous
Impulses. ami a hne speaker
Rsrr.....~ t.ANa.l
-Thc manager, u q county Gir III
Massachusetts, substituted rial or cook
iu. stoves Tor the usnal trial u th, speed
q horses There was large number ~
entries. hui The betting Wa not lively
-vfi,.,,, p..,,, v-,.,,.l...,... =, ,.,.,,,.
.tf.s- f,...,, ,,.,,i,,,,.i ,t.. ,...,er.,r ~,
He County Attorney frr kvnnehoc. and
Madison Mahres % Limerick to hc ~
7i>or ~ schools FOR York County
Mr. Abbott our County Supervisor
uf schools said 10 the Institute held here
'">' "e'A' 'hA' ne e"oiH zen ~ q moment
up entering i ''l''''l "h''"'' 'A' ''''''''
.'A A'l'hAea ''A'sI '4le hu'AsI"rt Ntih'ila-
'a ~ th' N"Fiil" Nen"'l ~ assume.
Those 81 our citizens wh" did not
FROM any cause attend the Institute here
last week missed Of a rich treat An the
exercises were interesting and valuable,
The Cattle Show ami Fair IA; Jones
horo IN Wednesday ana Thursday last
week "a' vel attended
The Portland Press gives full details
or the trial OF Francis Murphy for the muir
der Of Patrick Marry which TOOK place n"'
long since ID thal Sly.
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LUc. Letters. ami 7 OsiI1w0HS
UorH-s II Hcd,1I,a Ryrme,-.

-.-----. e feel sure tina; the rare qualities 81
heart ans mind unit~,i thy beauty oi d~scr7 t,ion
-u'i purify 81 bought and f'eunS which Won tor
Me Brcncr'. domestic p4ctarc. many lS-tnf
readers ali over the world auf iag her lifetime
y ~ draw the old ones back ami atis act many
ones q" thcse memorials ''-tisciaaa'i EreHis1
fgrosscfe
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Il Nisio, y O/.bcb' LngI0nd. BY

joan 6. fs,ir.s IL. H. In Two olnlu,. croun
~fot Cloth s5Ni.
We believe :haf nr. Fslircy ha. penetrated
'tatnN tai" the sIlrit 81 American History aud
It4- tAar gwen certain HARMONIOUS unRv 10 the
aHts;s oi the New England fathers. the want II
tHi % a. ussic The narrative OF their fortunes a.
u--aI-. l"itted 10y the early ~rt;rr- 20 ar,i COZ.
tEr.at. aH.l trifui-4sr. - New York Tr.bAss
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Nj A II RIED.

c, IN ,his CITY sept. ssth. BY Bev :. Teuney, Mr..
Franklin. ~ h"s'eH o"tn
n, IN SCUM Deer lsle Sept. 18th. by Rev. q. L.
nahseom. y. anon rouey 20 Miss Leuora n. War
ren. 10th OF Deer Isle,
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CA0,Ies UirX-c1S'S U0/k-S. Most

'np!' L-aii"n, containing matter not in any
"'ier c"lfccicf! edition. EnEii-h American.
- 10 volumes bIotie Etlitlou- ssi o.
"a sslninr %; over 10 page. sold separately II
II 81
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YsII 1DIlIf| fbl

-'S-s - -.s.. q "a . W.. Ss~.
Wore convenient than ink."-sa. agrteuftgisf
Invaluable io hon sekrepvrs-r- t,otlea's Ind Eaot
very nsciui article. "-im Ja.ti!ti, Eeport ls,;-
s"ir agent T.. FABE =. t8 wiliiam.st
sofa by >iatsOner- lnd Dealers evcrywherr
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The sub ser her ofrr- for sail. hiss hou.. In =
TrcHton. together vi IA twenty dive acres OF land
nine acre. Of cultivated land. cutting sx tons OF
hay, situaIrd siA mile. IL, IN tis- or III for further
particular. inquire of the subscriber on the prem
tser. 81 .EoRGE MHDgF.
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live were promised detailed report
as,b. doing~ of the Teachers Institute
uai.a was p session in thi, city last week.
AVA, not received a we - 80 press.
4. viii he given in our next issue.
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NOW IS The TIME TO LAY IN
READIM6 FOR the WINTER,
NALU ABLE BOOKS PUBLISHED
III. 0. HOUGHTON & CO.,
Nire,S'de HeSs. Camb,7age

f"r az" 10y all Booksellers and 10 be obtained
y u'r Publishers 10y sending a Post once order
'n'fk, or monrs Ia the nccc-. amount
u The Publishers will sand fsr, 10 any M
di"s- their ! rye catalogue Of publications. from
which . farther selection can he made
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"A 7 Jeilison wishes H. 20 say that
AZ hs- Inst returned from Boston with
large stock pc cloths. ready made clothing
8c.. and that he viii ~ell goods At a>toni~h-
fpglv low price for CASH
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me /W/'rOI,s0iOre. BY Hans
- christian andrr-cu. In one volume crown syo
fftre IN ciafh, sl1j
70 LOOK blHss back the cSicrnals OF Italy
lhore distinctly aud WHISKY the ey. II the mind
iAAh ihIs novel ot th- DANISH poets. Everything
Mhieh an oi'seTvant traveller n.ay have noled a.
'hs'Arteri,;ic Of Italy. and not eI.eu here found
De- di-roNer-I m tn. &c anintats,i mage.
lhIhard's >IN Months In IIily.
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Of all stses and colors. which VIII make up
into suits 10 ortisr warraniing GOOD FITS |
and STYLE, Il prices that viii satisfy any
man
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House for Sale.

Orders OF inquiries may bc addressed to
Ms-f gfIuf.s- H4ng0r
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s9y Some wag tells story of all old
gentleman whose eight or ten clerks bor-
ed him constantly with conundrums.
Going home one evening, he was stop
ped in front of closed store by coun-
tryman. Can you tell me, my friend,
why this store is closed?" go to bla-
zes with your conundrums," cried he
"rve been bored to death with EN- these
three weeks
The 9th of December being the Popes
fete, his Holiness assisted at the mass at
the Vatican, and afterwards received the
congratulations of the Sacred College,
the diplomatic body, the public function
aries; municipal authorities and the Off
GERS of the army.
A little boy, on coming home from
church were he had seen person per-
forming on an organ, said to his mother
"Oh, mamma, | wish you had been al
church to-day to see the fun; man was
pumping music out of an old cupboard !!
The Episcopalians in Nebraska have
a missionary in every place which has
five hundred inhabitants.
There are now 1868 journals in France
Paris has SO political journals, and III
that are not political.
The President of the Texas constitu
tional convention is paid sl6 day
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Western editors judging from an Incl
dent which occurred upon a recent ex-
cursion, are regarded as very suspicious
characters. A st. Louis humorist states
that girl, upon the approach of the
party to her house, called out
"Ma take in the clothes, here come the
editors"
At debating society in Fincastle, the
subject was (Which is the sweeter pro
duction, girls or strawberries ?" After
continuing the argument for two nights
the meeting finally adjourned without
conclusion-the old ones going for the
strawberries, and the young ones for the
girls.
A German wrote an obituary on the
death of his wife. of which the following
is a copy: IF mine wife had lived until
next Friday she wo'd have been dead
shust- two weeks. Nothing is possible
with the Almighty ASIDE tree falls SO
must it stand.
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about an hour after ''She is her father 5
houSekeeper, but she can never be mine
l believe I'll go and see Kitty, anyway"
He was received very cordially by
Miss Scheller, who wondered with in
ward delight what made him 50 sociable.
No one was home but Kitty and thcil
one servant, but he didn't care. lie
could not help admiring her. She was
SO slight and graceful, her eyes were so
bright and black, and her soft, brown,
braided hair lay coiled so many times
around her pretty head. Then she
looked so sweet and tidy in her stuff
grown, with the cherry ribbons at her
throat that seemed to match so we'll
with her cheeks and lips, that he really
almost made up his mind to marry, if
he could, whether she kept her dough-
tray clean or not.
Let me have your horse put up, Col
onel Rider" she said, after they had
been chattering pleasantly for an hour
or more, "and stay to tea. / know that
father will be pleased to discuss politics
with YOU"
"Thank you, 1 believe 1 will. But,
Miss Katy" he added, screwing his
courage up to asking the dreaded ques-
ton, ''will you please let him have a
white drink ? The scrapings of your
dough tray will do"
Il can't oblige you in that particular,
for our dough-tray is thoroughly clean
ed every baking-day; but if flour will
answer it is at your service"
"That is all he gets at home" he said
smiling.
As she left the room he felt confident
that before he went home he would Ell
ther be very happy or very unhappy
man.
kitty" he said, "what misfortune do
you think has overtaken me?"
'Nothing very serious, / hope"
Il am about to lose the best house.
keeper in America. What would you
advise me to do under the circumstan-
COS ?"
Il don't know, unless you get wife
for then, you know, it isn't probable that
she would leave you"
"There is only one woman, Kitty, |
could marry; what if she should refuse
me? ?"
"You can hope for the best"
"Well, Kitty, will you take pity on an
old bachelor, and consent to become his
dear little wife? Don't say no, darling" p"
And he put his arm around her anG drew
her to him.
Miss Kitty blushed and hid her pref
ty face on his shoulder for an answer y
The ladies were very envious of Mrs.
Riders velvets and laces, and of the
broad acres and grand house she was
mistress of. But she loved her husband
better than she loved his wealth; and as
for Colonel Rider, he often told Kitty it
was the best luck that ever happened
him when Margaret went away.
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Particulars of the
Allied Successes In Paraguay
Reports Of Bloody WOrk--Minis-
fer MCIHahOn,

RIO JANIERo, December "a, via LISBON,
January 15.-At last accounts from the
seat of war the allies held Villeta and
Angostura Many cannon and large
stores of ammunition and provisions
fell into their hands, The losses of the
Paraguayans in killed and wounded in
the recent battle were very heavy.
A report from Paraguayan sources
claimed that the allied forces lost 5000
killed and wounded in a battle which
took place on the 9th of December
General Argotta was mortally wounded
in this fight.
General McMahon, the American
Minister, was in the Paraguayan camp.
A good understanding existed between
President Lopez and the American Min
lister.
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Eg-A romantic pair in Pc nnsylvania
are blessed with Il number of daughters.
The eldest daughter was called Caro- line,
the second Madeline, the third Eva
line, the fourth Evange-line; when 10 I.
the fifth made her appearance, and no
name could be found with the desired
termination. Determined, however, to
Eight it out on that ''line" if it took all
summer, the parents at last pounced up
on name, very popular in the neigh
borhood, and forthwith the baby was
named CrinOline.
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MEMPHIS, January 16.-Last night
nine of the militia force stationed at
Marion, Ark, went to the house of a
widow lady, whose name is withheld, and
outraged her three daughters. Informa-
ton was given to Colonel Watson, COM
manding the militia, who, this afternoon
succeeded in arresting all the guilty par
ties. The greatest excitement exists at
Marion
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soon directed to the newly published
lines, who was so taken with their stir
ring pathOs that he Immediately followed
the corpse to its final resting place.
"Such are the plain facts concerning
her whose Beautiful Snow" shall long
be remembered as one of the brightest
gems in American literature"