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lilo madam pays me two dollar .
week
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or tra 'n.ai- wcce. v!.lA sAc !, We'll
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il ihet.,saing ant Acep 5u.s '.i4 oat
: night.
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around il '!ay. 80 yoa
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

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Lon srr advertisement. a. i.n,,ai,.c i;.i,.
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- .ish vii hc madc !pleg,lar aGter-
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Notic.~ of appointment of admini-re-
.ors AMI legal Eoiirc~ "a iikc q clgra,,eito
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Tor County 81
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10
What is Rosiere9 1t is time-honored

What is Rosiere? 1t is time-honored
custom observed In several villages in
France, which annually selects the best
conducted girl and crowns her with q
wreath of roses, in the chapel, to the soft
est strains Of music and the most jubillant
of masses. And as nothing can take place
in France without noise, the fire. brigade
men blow their trumpets and the national
guard carries arms and stands at ease, often
beyond regulation time. The citizens vote
by ballot in the chapel for such Of the
twelve candidates they like best; when
the votes are counted, the priest mounts
the pulpit and declares the state Of the
poll. Then the organ nearly bursts its
pipes and the bells crack their sides for joy.
Two young men rush to the residence of
the elect and hang bundles of /" Msyn over
the door, q god mother appears and pre-
sents watch to the "infRnt," the Mayor
hands in saviDgs' bank book with some
thing nice to the credit side. A feast winds
up the proceedings, bot the priestess cam
not marry before the end of the year Of her
Office. What is most angular il, those
elect generally die spinsters, although de-
clared by q pEebiscite to be lit and proper
persons for matrimOny.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

We have never had doubt ourselves Of the
high postion held by those who only cultivate bat
promote the welfare Of the peoples We
6fo glad them TO have our vfowp confirmed by w. T.
Sherman, General Of tho army Of che United etatcs
BE spoke in the following strain before Boston andi
enc whieh furnishes the Semmunity with good shos.
was 70 purchase good shoos for the barefooted. he
soufd remain friend Of tho trade II the members for.
nishod tho army with eerviocablo article until the
me whom. far a. he wac Individually concerned shoe.
number Of shoes, Of them bsd Were any Of them
made in Boston " Ie II well known that chs General
Formerly resided In this State having been Is the head
Of what II known tho State Universty. It was
The celebrated Nc Camp street where he aosuired
boots and shoes from tho spendd stock Of these arti-
oiee always kept at that estabisbment Now ever,
tho assortment 70 ct No. and the thlopg Of
dies and gentlanen getting their supplies there II
.sight 70 be witnessed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

CHILD Losr.-It Is greatly to be hoped that
the child whose loas In advertised in another column
will be SOnnd and restored to its bereAved parents.
This child, was abducted early in June by two
cOored women, and mp to the present time clue
has been found which would lead 70 the recovery
Of the innocent the apprehension Of its abductors
The greatest sympshy Is felt In this community for the
Parents Of whom the mother has had her
affected render 1t necessary to have her
placed In asylum and the father is half distracted
Some Of the prominent ladies OF the city have united In
petition TO tho Governor and to the vigilance
Of the police, he has offered reward in the premses
greatly to be hoped that this renewed stmulant
viii be successu and the lost restored to the
Of the sorely tried parentas
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

A MISSIONARY BIsHoP.-A few days ago
episcopal consecration was given in Rome
to one Of tbose apostolic combatants who
are the glory Of otfr age, and AZ Mgr. da
Silveira observes, the ornament Of tho Va
tican Council. Mgr. Ridel, Vicar Apos-
tolic Of Cores, was consecrated by his Emil
nence Cardinal de Bonnechose, Arch
bishop of Rouen. That prelate was assisted
by Mgr. Verolles, Vicar-Apostolic of Mant-
chooria, himself q Confessor, and by Mgr.
Petitjean, Vicar-Apostolic Of Japan! No
more suggestive scene has been witnessed
since the primitive days of Christianity. It
is, not long since the Bishop and all the,
Missionaries in Corea save one were mar
tyred, aad the King Of that country an
nounced that within six months he hoped
to have destroyed the lask Christian in his
d0minions. 1t is to haste4 back to such q
land, and to take the chief part in such q
warfare, that Mgr. Ridel has received the
episcopal dignity. But before he goes, t,
afront almost certain death, he will assist
in defining those prerogatives of Saint Peter
and his Successors which such men do not
doubt or oppose, but unanimously proclaim
with thankful exnltation, because they
promote the glory Of the Church and her
and constitute, like every other
truth Of revelation, o portion Of that sacred
deposit of which they are themselves the
most faithful guardians.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

BsRoP STRossMAYER.-The enemies Oh
the Council have made free with the name
Of tho Rt. Rev. Bishop Of Bosnia, I'M
quali6edly asserting that he was not only
opposed TO infallibility, but that he was
willing to head his people in leading them
into sohism. How false this was, win b seen
BY the following, which tho 1t. Rev. Pre-
lste communicates TO the London Tablet.
6ir-My attention hiss been called to .
paragraph In your paper Of the 14th May
last, headed :" Monsignor Strossmsyea,'
in which the following sentence about me T.
has intimated more than okce that, il
necessary for the union of South Slavoni-
ans, he would not hesitate to advocate the
passing over Of the Catholic minority to
the Eastern Church !" and q denial Of this
was solicited by ga Catholic"
The whole tenor of my life sufficiently
refutes this assertion, es do my public acts,
both religious and political, for the last
twenty years; for I have always felt that
the Catholic portion Of my nation, once
imbued with the principles Of education
and mental cultivation Of every kind, is
these principles and Of restoring the now
separated portion to Catholic unity.
Solely to gain this end has been the OBJ
ject Of all the public institutions establish
cd by me. Such are. for example, the
Academy for Arts and Sciences the Ca
tholic University Of Zagrabia (Agram,)
founded in the chief city of Catholic
Crostia;. the monastery erected in my
episcopal zee (Djakovar) for the education
of clergy of the Franciscan Order, destined
to be preachers Of the Gospel and pro-
motors Of civslizstion In Tarkish Bosnia;
the revival of the lately extinct National
Chapter Of st. jerome Of the Ilyrians in
Rome, with view to its being CONSTANT
link between the Holy See and che southern
Slsvonians; and, lastly but chiefly, che
habited by members principally of the !
Greek Church, which win, in few years, |
please God, DO specially dedicated TO St. |
Peter, the Centre of Catholic unity.
All these facts are more than enough to |
show that tho above report about me is |
replete with malicious untrnth. May I |
beg Of you, sir, to'insert this contradiction. |
JOSEPH GEORGE STRossMAYER,
Bishop of Bosnia and Syrmio.
Rome, 9th june, 1870.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

REvlsITMa rTs ANCIENT FANEs.-" A
Pilgrim, writes thus to an English Catho-
lie journal: awhile the enemies Of the one
Church Of Christ are eudeavoring to des-
troy Christianity itself, il possible to be
effected, the ancient faith il coming back
once more in ell the visible power OF truth,
and giving glosious promise Of final triumph,
in The fAtdre. Not alone the mobile churches
Of our vast metropolis and cities, but under
gresn leaves far away in the quiet village
homes al England, the open cottage door
reveals now, displayed upon the humble
walls within, the symbol Of mans redemp-
ton, the crucifx, and the sweet pictures of
the Mother Of God and the saints. The
lamp of the sanctuary, whose sacred light
has never died out in Catholic England,
despite the long years of persecution, lie
shining most brightly in the little village
of Husbands Bosworth, in Leicestershire
The chapel in the ancient manor house is
worthy q visiS, II only for the antiquity of
the place, and the thousand hallOwed Catho-
lie associations connected with it but the
heart of every Catholic visiting IL must
thr0b with q deeper feeling of gratitude to
God when he looks at the devout rustic
congregation gathered morning and even
ing daily to adore Jesus in the Blessed
Sacrament of the altar, assist at the holy
Mass, and recite the rosary and stations of
the cross.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Door
George Purves well known to this community not only
fev bis Pablo spirit ard energy bot for che eneelsnce
TIE best Materias, and what 10 ven seassned giving
he personal supervision ali tho dotaip Of his business
prompt in ng I'll orders. and faithful In their
satisfaction IL given TO al who DO bsi
with Ne. Purves, His prices. beyond
petation will 30 see1 BIZ nspectRG partial list q
articles with Sgures anneSs1 which win BE- teund in
another cOnmn -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

Vsldemar Billie, n. D., graduate Of the Uni
versity II COpenhegen Dsamark, and honorary n. ID,
Of The Unyorsity Of Pa4aa hee had extnndod expsr-
well In tho navy aDd pahlo hoaDtals In prS-
vasa nrAceies Cenanlfssons In Hngltak 0ornsa Epaa
isA, French Isaaiaa anA DaaisA. BE aAVeEtso1o1s
anGthaI ep1uQna, -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

Drink nothing without seeing it; sign
nothing without reading IL, and mako sure
that it means no moro than it says.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

TIE RAcE.--We do noe propose on this
occasion TO indulge in TRADE against the
immortality and reck1essness Of Steamboat
racing, NOR yet 10 enter upon an enthusiast
tic discussion of the why's and where
fores Of the recent result, but we really
think that the event was worthy Of the
Journalistic comment in one respect at
least. 1t has developed the existence Of an
interest In the boating business of the
Mississippi, that few would have thought
90 wide spread and intense. Not only Gin
cinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis were in q
high state of excitement on the occasion,
but the aame excitement pervaded New
York, Chicago, and probably many other
great cities of the Eastern and Lake
States. Interior towns in Kentucky and
other Western States were perfectly alb
sorbed In the Importance of the struggle.
We ind all this really quite flattering to our
city. Two prominent New Orleans boats
in attracting such general and absorbing
interest, show that the matter is one of
Importance, that in fact the navigation of
our great river is a subject of the first mag
nitude not only throughout tbs. mighty re-
gion tributary to it, but to The whole ma
tion. It has wider significance even than
that; this general and sympathetic interest
is a bond of union nationally. 1t lie an in
forest in common, q joint source Of pride.
Though boat-raSiag may be rePrehensi-
BILE, we think It far preferable TO the pres-
ence Of hOstiIs fleets and the shock OF
frOn-clads apon tho t1rbid tide q the gres'
river.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

Nymw OF m VI.

90 - - - -. NJ rs - "
r = :. - . I
vys csAskD .AaczasaaHof. ION a
evidenees scoumuiase o. the deel
.eo1e.s e1oaeed ~ sno dopise Of our lat
vonofsnae pesiase, Archbishop Odin. Thu
.on'leas1 cosnPoNng the sodaiity OF tn
bioao4 VtEEtn Mary, under the direction
u the Jesuit Fathers. Baronne street. b.v,
re.oaveA e. ctv.- Co,,...--:- -
-. - ~ -, NJ Communion 1oF inc 10
luton to that effect, adopted at 9. recen,
meeting Of thst Aasociation. viii ha fonnd
I'm III, n .r,.h.. ..,.--~ wa W -->
q --'Ss'''1
THE COUNCI.-A TELEGRAM published In
the Paris Ua,Vey. br;ne. Tire 49, th.t the
mseuasion ON tho third chapter Of the
Schema de- Romano PontiAce was closed on
tho I4th nit. afkar : so.,,a,rh.t yam, arkahls
snaecb s,n,,, ~. r..,..., ....-~-r:.
80 Ao" as.' THopPe', sne new pisnop
tsor -. +h..o. s:...--.N, -,
and theoloo;.n. m. daheta - .,,e -.
tant fonrth .ra lat .h....~ r. ~
18th. Nv a ram.,l.h,. eo;.s;ss.. :. - ~.
~ th.t d, .h.. ~. D. .~",o -
1870 e..y.s to 20 s'o
Th,..s.- g. s'"'"'0
81 ~. .,...s;.. ~ ~. -. De-. ~. - I'm
.N.NAoa AA6LI1.-iae proprietor
'o1tnAl mas nao slgnsi nonor con-
800 800 uHoa nim' Wnung mono, In.
-. s.ys'
An .nS;s.ca - !. ~ x JnsI"1"ou e near snas 10
days so. heard from the lin. ~ tha Hn,v
Father hinseH that he was well pleased
VIZ see lootss and With its general policy,
nov rs 4. ~ s"e. , 49,. 20 nm IL ana
ceived Bt3ef. exprcssine.in 4 more formsl
mAsIer bic ea4iafaction both with the Tablet
-; - = q ~. GesoaH nowsPsPcfc ano convey
49, ~ y n M:1as s1M readers the Apoe-
~ ss.. - n 49, We zee! tnas IL would
Ss. ~: = Ss ..Mr We g aod anything
ts:nE -es - a@o'o oxpIo1sa0n OF our
acknowiedemcnt Of our humbie services
~ the Vicar. ok Christ and the Visible
AA0"~A Va AAAS
TIE MARQUIS OF BUTE.-The sectarian
portion OF the Protestant press have been
vuls OF Butte has gone back to dissent. We
nnd oy the last London Tablet that there /
10 not the least foundation for the rumor
OF MS intention to leave the Catholic
Church. The fiction originally appeared
IN French newspaper, in the month of
April and was shown to Lord Butte, and
deemed oy him unworthy of a formal con-
tradlctaon. The tact that he is at present
in Spain is q sufficient explana-
lion of his own silence an the .nh;a.t 90
h.. he.n ,o;n..,, ~. - 80 $1,000 s.
uaS Doen Poin'eo OUT IN letter from Mon
Ion 1y,,.s oe Iat. az ~. .sa.a., 80
hi. lind .,w.n. $500. o.. 49,. z,.
= snr..a r.,or.. - 81. r,..r -
:hink that snch lassot;on. az ~. ona vh;.h
.ctu.I,v t,,h r,... ~. ..,,.. L.
rraat ISss- ~ - Ce.So1;c rsI;,;an Tha.
, srs. s 6 x -. Ss. tho Chrs =. Icy
yli;ch ~ - srs..s ~ I;sp.. % g 0l NJ
cenYis tsi,;rrs .,.sr ro. =. Si !. w
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A. OAkEr HALL.-A late number of the
Record contained an interest
aescn Oh tue versatile ana talented mayor
ne" !ork' A. oaKey Haii, In winch the
'f.'ef SHOWS oue appreciatlon OF nus SUD-
co., we nave clear recoiieceion OF set
ing up ms manuscript wnen ne lett this
NY ana acted as New YORK correspondent
= the 0"s'e'se. AS an evidence OF his ten
er, delicate and charitable disposition
h., eon.-:. q.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

GREAT aP0RT 81 WI 81, rs ss g q
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j. 80 =. a d
$50.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10
Morning She M Catholic Gles,eneer.
HswaN4FANA gglC1Ax, SULY 10. sr:: :.

Moraiag SIT M catha!ie Messenger,
.sx.a14 e. ss!.lee q sgLx g. -:
k ~, xxx1.x:yIg 1slLzsarEnyzx4s,So Some
q ear - . ~ s Dat No
- - ~ III ~ ~ aeld 81
$500 ~ ~ "a q ~. rSther
Ks.l 81 y 4 1szisk. ~ refer
psse = = - - 80 4 sl).6 sad their
sells - 49, 1911 - al their
! 81 ~ saausessy yxd - tho school,
- psos 6dinss geuseally are
the ~ 49, respected clergyman.
We Thought II might do to class the whole
- . sepAr1t6 corporation with his name
anixed to1t. We are happy to say that
the school IL In full, blown existence--th.t
the schoolhsuse 10 In rapid process Of COM
pietion, and that the .tsts eAas.pstys is in
active progress and fun development this
very dsy.
Yesterday Saturday the satisfaction Of
the children ct this entertainment WA 40
great that they will doubtless have their
parents along With them to participate in
their eDjoymsnts. This 10 the way to
identity parishioners with their parish, and
make, - itwere, one great family circle Of
it all. A. to the school, its studies and its
amusements, We can speak with the great
est CONFIDENCE, because We. know that
Father Keuby haa the .knack Of making
them thrive. bat - he has not thaknack Of i
making money, We speak little more
guardedly about the school building.
We Al know that il will be flnished, and
that through the skill of Thos. Mullieau.
Esq, afshitect, and Mr.. WIN. Kelly, builder,
1t will BE- turned of in the most approved
STYLE bus-it mnst be paid for. We have
heard people say that tho only thing Father
Kenny hib ~ IL begging. His courage
gives out ss that point, bat his people have
not waited for him to push them mp 20 tar,
and We have NO doubt that his countless
friends win not zee him involved in trouble
and difacuities in % praiseworthy cause,
simply ON ssoount II his mcdesty.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

NEW ORLEANS, Jane a. le5Q-
a.ens cs dsss sIs . ossvis 5:ss:
Strive arc much in want Of two Of your Family
Sowing Machines, and propose give you IN excrs.p
for them, one each, Singer and Wheeler q Wtlucn II
accept odsr IL win from IN she esk a. Eva
Of che ether patterns Of machines that we vs isea
OF 10 givo place to youra We have had uch oxnrsue
with several Of the leading Sewing Asehinss ana Aes
that say without injustice 10 any one tAss t
Elastic Stitch Machine Of your Compasys make A. mr.
superior TO any that have used. Its sinuaE.,>r.
small effort required 70 operate. and the eaA srsues
and elasticity Of ia sss, ere quaiisss hare nssuR
found equaed In any oter 6noe the intzcdnosasn sT
your Sowing Machine into our Asylum IL has azvsvo
been fsvorite with chdfen, and often seursvex
much contention among them % 70 wha na,uSa hsso
tho privilege Of ito Daring the Past TIVE scarp ~
have had ave Of your Sewing Machines In oestaas .
and large quantities Of werk Of every anssrfptfsu ~
families has been done on them. We have newer hma
any complaint from those for whom the wesh has hscn
DONE bat ON the contrary nunh praise E s,e hnzn1v
and perfection of tho machine stitchna. We suraa
earnestly hope that yea VIM seesps ear pEspsssn 10
exchange and fkvcr m by sandinz your maahres a s
earliest opportunity. SISTER ANGBIICA
jyioan Directxsss 81. 1lisaSstA ozphAn Asyian,
,. ylzDsncKsoa. ,. =. zAr,r.-
FREDERIcKsoS q HARrE. DRUaaIsra.
49,. Canal street.
TOurO Buildings. New oaissss.
-
Keep always on hand fun supply Of alp eopss svs-
tanning % their line. e1eh g ME0ECIMEA eUHG18hF.
DsCSs e. 81 IEEcHza s
Compeeene C5e1RB IN attendance a. all heHt1 - m
Prescription Dopartmenk dni0 N
osr oHILD --oN THE 9Th OF LAST JU1t1.
swo oaiorea Wess and snos ssn s Ssrssse 1sss .
have Lost oil trace OF 10. PeFDo1s who l1$1 -r
thing subject VIII please inform hiS HxkdfIS1
tia G0veEnos who has oaernd reward 81 e5to q 49,
e me Prsseytsry Of 9. SessPhs CkaFcS tssarssS
Peydras and Howard streets Frat DssFfct The chiI1
has light hair and blue eyes, One os the Women Vie
UALDEMAR BILLIE, NJ d GRADUATE or TEE
" uniYersty OF CODenhagen, Denmark HonorarV n,
D. Of che University of Padova, Italy formerly PAyni-
SiSn n the Soy DAsn Mayy for tEs ys.rs
SPECIALlST FOR ALL KINDS OF D15EAEkX
Oce, Is st. Charles btreet between Canal and ComaI
streets, New Ofeaha Once Hours- An to q
and 70 2. NJ COnguitaffons In Englisk, 0ermnl.
french Italian, Spanish aud Danisb iyiV ~
A RMsTRoNG's FOUNDRY AND BOILER AEAHFL
uFACroRY, 1ss1..F
- w. J. J. AKMSTRONtS Manager,
Manufacturer Of steam Bnginea bugnF hRlia Oratnar
Machines Saw Als Etc. F1ued aud Cylinder 6aIis n
Of ell kinda. Coiumns and FrUDto or Am1lffrrEl
lyWSt0P s4&ef
- or 3ensleU1an who deairea 10 learn Pkc10frrSS -
which they will BE enabled 20 wFf1u $50 WeSe fe5S
Gas sWe the mps9 Fapia areaaR enn ufSr1 - TSssS
an ePpaEsnnity e deiaE 90 from pEess~sln-ss
A4dRsss AAO&14AAOl oAtoo " eAe y. =. I.ssa
HSH " @ss1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCL.TIoN-Branoh No. Tho regular monthly
meeting Of the above Branch will take place at
Temperance Hall 81 Josephine at, between Fulton and
Rounssau. on TUESDAY. July H. st7aF.M Punstual
attendance II requested r
By order Of the President.
jylsIt b II. WARD. Secretary.
VACATION SCHOOL
During the Burnnsr months Mr.. n. p. DWYER Will
kssp Q VACATION SCHOOL inreA Hsssrs School
hO1ss. o. Naxieay streeA
FOr tsrzs. ssa. aRPiy at tAs SsAssa bsswssa and
Sac jysatsR
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ashadow of foundation in fact, rumors o,
this nature are received with but little hest.
tation. This may appear at first glance to
be merely q subject of amusement, but in
some respects it may be rather costly one
Thousands of most valuable citizens have,
no doubt, been lost to New Orleans, and
viii again DO lost, merely from the appre-
nens1on OF series of epidemics.
IL VIII Do long before the country at
sarge can % convinced that New Orleans
- or ou8ns 20 be, as safe from this vista
saoh - New York. The fever is not indi-
genons IN either place, but it can be, and
otsen mas oeen, imported into both. The
49, u oen' 6ataer IN tnis caty, though
1890 =. go - Win nofror oy everybody,
49, -, 80 .ss'.eI sooa,ses Q. frovidence, not
$3.50. :" p.on'aDAo sloe' ms mihtary
" sne pace anu 'nas OF nis sue
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OHoRTHAND PUPILS WANT6Ds--AW NAVY
~ Gentlenan who dsares 70 learn pkonaGrS1t.S -
which they will BE enabled 20 write $50 Wgsle = l2s
ePPaEe1nisy e deing 90 from prees~slnnei
A1Afsss Hao2TAANN oalss " ne y. - IlslakS,ssl.
1SA " MssW
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UALDRMAR BILLIE, n. d Graduate or TIE
Of sas uRlysEA,sy e PSaoya Italy formerly PAyi
Physicisn at tho Hospital Of Prof Ricord PSriS.
SPECIALIST FOR ALL KINDS OF DESEAEEK
Once 10 81 Charles street between Canal and CODDaG
streets New Offeaha Once Hours- 10 A Nj l9 to
and o 20 2 n C0nguitataons In EnE1isk 0eFmnn1,
French italian, Spanish and Danish. = iyaU Nv
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GREAT oLEARANoE sALE

has LEFT stock In the most edmirahJe noraksaa 80
we can say with pssdonabls prids, shst ~ % tAa
cLEANxsr m raE CITY.