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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-18
Hollands German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
Bitcrs, and is intended for in cases when
alcoholic stimuleni is required in connection with the
Tonic properties OF the Dit,ers. Zach bottle Of the
Tonic contains one bottle VI the Bitters. combined
with pure SANTA CErz RuN, and favored In
such a manner that the extreme bitterness Of the
Bit tiers Is overcome, forming q preparation highly
agreeable and pleasant TO the palate, and contain
ing the medicinal virtues Of the Bitcrs. The
The price of the Tonic Il Sl..0 per bottle, which
many persons think too high. They must take
Tito consideration that the stimnlant used T.
guaranteed To be Of pure quality. A poor article
could be furnished at cheaper price, but IS It
better TO paya little and havs good Mt. iclc
A medicinal preparation should contain none hut
the hest ingredients. and they who expect obtain
a cheap compound will most cert .Si.if BE- cheated
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-18

For Representative 10 Congress,
CEN. JASPER PACKARD, Of Laportc.
For State Seanfor,
-rCIrS HUBBARD, Of 81. Joseph.
For Joisf Representative.
col. T. SIMMER, Of Marshall.
For District Prose- for.
Nm. u. HESS, Of AarslaN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-18
NELMBOLD' :
EXTRACT
BUGHU T.,
For weakness arising from evcrsse- or Early Ia
Discretion attended with the rolL~ihg ~ -Pt"Tu-s

Hd;spos;f;on
10 Ercrfion. Loss
Of Porer, Los, Of Mem
org. Difficulty Of Breathing.
General Weakness, Horror Of
Disease, Bieok .Nerres, TremJi;ng-
Ore ,drm Horror cf Death, -righ
Sreofs, Cold Feet, Hokeful"cs,, Dim
ness OF Vision Langoar, Unieersaf
Lossiimde of tie Muscular Systens,
OGen Enornsrus appetite nth Dg-
spepti: Symptoms. Hot Hands, Flushing
ofthe Body, Dryness OF Ire Skin. PoH'd
Counfenonce and Erupf;ons on the Face,
Pain IN The Bach, He0riness offhe Bye
lids, Frequently Black Spots Flying
Jejore tho Eyes rih temporary
sufas;oa oaa L'ss Of S:g'f,
H'om of attention Greo.
Mobility. Pesuessness.
rih Horror Of
Society.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-18
They are the greatect known Rene
edieS for


LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS
DEBILITY. JAUNDlCE, DISEASE OF TIE
KIDNEYS. ERUPTlONS on THE SKIN,
aud all diseases arising from a Dis
ordered Liver, Stomach, or
IMPrRITY OF TIE
BLOOD.
Read the following symptoms:
Constipation, Flatulrnce Inward Piles, Fullncss
Of Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, heartburn, Disgust Tor Food, Fulness or
weight In the stomach, Sore Ernctations, Sinking
or autterins Rt tho pit Of the Stomach, S~ inning
Of the head. Hurried difficult Breathing FIniter-
ing at the Heart, Choking suociiing sensations
when in laying posture, Dininess Of Nisvn, Dots
webs before the sight. Durl pain in the Head
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Ycll"wn,-s "f The skin
&C. Sudden hu-hrs Of Heat, Buraing in the Flesh.
Constant iinasinin,s OF evil md grrnt Oppression
Of Spirits. All these indicate Disease Of ~. Liver
or Digestive Organs combined with impnrt blood.
The use of tho Ditters or Tonic will soon cau-c
the above symptoms TO disappear, and the Iaiie.t
will become well and healthy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-18
MEX TlNAL.
MAN HOOD.
IN THE
YOUNG
AND
RI SING
GENERATION

The vegetable powers Of he are strong. bat 20 .
few yeaas how oftrn the paid hue. the ls~k-isstre
eve and emnn -ipated form. and the imPossitilty
Of application TO mental Effort, shows IL bunsfnI
Influence IL som lecoinrs evident % the VI
server that some depressing Influence 10 checking
the development ef the body.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-18
GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on the delights
HonK. and the propriety or improperly Of get
ing Married. with sanitary help for those who feel
ftteo flf matrimonial happiness. Sent free. in
led snv. Taper. Address. HOWARD ASS0c1A-
ON, Box y, rhiladelphis, Ia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-18
Address H. T. HEMBOLD,
Drug & Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadway, New Y ,-k.

NIoYE ARE GENUINE UNLESS poS rP
~ in sfeel.engraved wrapper. with fzc-si .siie
IF my Chemical Warehouse. and signed
n uEMBt 20
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
SITUATIONS wANTnD-rEMALEs.

90 CORHELIA ST. BETWEEN lrH AND BLrEcK Err
- front basemen.-A respectable woman frat cas
COOK; GOOD baker understands soups and desserts all
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
A ClsCIaa4Tl MYSTERY.
YOung Lady Lost--he Leaves Her Cunr.
di ms and Disappears la the Guy.


tFrom the Cincinnati (O Enquirer, Sept. 81
The IohOwlng advertisement appeared In one OF
last Sunday mornings papers, among the "Per-
sonals. and. OF cour G, was carelessy read by hun
dreds, no scare ~ stopped 10 think whether or not
there was heart history more or leos FAD, con-
cc'I'ed behind the simple annolncement:-
Waned-Ais Helen Crf sill Ia the city to call or send
hef address to Rev. r. LeCerc, VA West Fourth street, city
Hseems tliat Helen G. is a young lady o. eighteen
Coheig IN person, and refined IN min Dy eduCatI n
Up 20 thursday last she has lived With her guardian,
nwel-to-'i0 larnet living near Ma llsoa, Ohio who
mas pech gfaduay requiring more aud more labor
from her tnit was distasteful in its nature being
tnat Wlich Is oftilia l,y asked OF female hcp IN
~.Miuhouse ~ 10 wcrk i0r n L hvng she vas able and
" MwiinS, put ueian !cd con sen;il enpioy yment that
10 aasns utteu 10 her station an ed cation.
NJ, ihutsuay last MISS l.. fclcneu the city on the
q, ,,ei pacse, her object beng 10 seek situation
~ Dc.anas drs goods store, whiIher shn was Kind y
$50 teu Dy tne Cicrk D.. In steamer Shl arrived
NJ tlie sloic, no ever only to flnd n clos, or tne
purpose 0i stock taking, and to ilnd ina , arrvcra
were not needed. From this moment MI traca oc
ner was iost. hev. Mrs. LeC.crc pasoress OF he
hadlson INV ersaist clurth VINO, OH bcnalr of nor
ifchus hurried 10 TINS city on learning Ihe Iirec.
uVh " hch she 'ad taken, has ~ yea laile IN dis.
cover her whereabouts Az the airl Is yoln, S.n1
Ware, In fact, OF its dangcrs-the anxiety OF ner
frenls Is, of course, becoming nn0earabie. Tnrv
almost pray that she has c,t the cay fearing n
dfcaUful alteFnat G. In the mesnlime The Girl is
ufseu shOnl this meet her eye, 10 make her Wnero-
ab0utS Known TO The nhcpeerdess wh) has come IA
search OF her stray Sheep Whether or not she has
male any nlisstcp she Is assured that all II he for
hotten and forgiven, and ta she VIII he taken care
VI IN theTfi'ore by Kew. Mira. LeCerc's friends.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
SINGULAR STRIKE Of llssraHs.

One OF the most singular freaks Of lightning hat
mas ever come 70 our knowledge. occurred about
ten days since. Mr.. Emanuel Durr, residing m the
Ncinlty OF s1e canal, about mile and hall from
nharpspuIe, at ihe time mentioned. sent his son
Charies, aged about twelve years, for his cows,
some ttne III the eyening, aud a rain sud
denly coming up, the lad took she ter under
Tree, put no had not been long there
when a terrific nasn OF llghtnng bllaed him
lor inomehi, ana upon recovering his senses he
found Lnat The nud had entered from Tie tree sainst
whc ne ma been leaning at the back OF the neck,
passng uoNh MS back twisting It's III twice around
one vi s les and passing out at the OF ms fOo
Dnt not Dciore II had broken the bones OF the same
inc youth had IN his arms at the tine OF the stroke
SIN II! z, ana another was croucDlng az mis- feet,
bOih OF wbscl were killed. The boy was upab @ 10
reach ms home WITH ut ass stance, and was not
Dunu n'i ABOUT ten o'cock al night although hig
lathcr intue Stringent search for him. lie IS so ly
recovering, ain ugh hts sufierings have been
great Hoge'sf0,o', tXf.l Ttofce-d-lcec1.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

where coal is loaded here from come dock where
large stocks are kept. Some few months
ago steamship comraiy whose steamers
run South were male to pay for nity
done by the handy manipuialions OF the ageuC Of
large nrn IN Trinity Bulding actin n tue Gu.
pacity OF a weigher This Is Case where the public
welgher would have come In good.
We will JUST give one otner case OF the many
wherein the pubic weigher'5 services would nave
come IN good. boat or coal nom the same par-
Ties, was sold 10 three pares IN William burg. Tho
Dill of dug sta ed mat 1913 tons w3l on board, as
weighed ny the Scranton Coal Company. bur by the
clever weighing the agents Of the Trinity Bnllding
frm she was make TO discharge 2l6 tons.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

WUFLTEb83N sNCe
C11 WEST 9TH ST., BETWEEN 7rU AND sTfi
I'll avs-A respectable young woman az hrst elias.
waitress sn1 chanbermait; objection private board
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
SITUATIONS wANTKD-yEnrAr.Es.

~ UNIVERSITY PLACE. "A FRENCH LADY, HAV-
ing long experience in teaching desires n situation In
nonl ismiy or school; GOOD references. Address hr.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

CN7 WEST 2srH ST., NEAR sTH Av., PRESENT EN-.
cts Ployers-A res eciabe woman a .ood cook IN a
small prv.e tany; will assist in the washin.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

1fS FORSYTH ST., SECOND FLooR.-A YOUNG
IyC German girl as chaiabermai and 20 do plar
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

VNASTEU-A SITUATION AS COACUMAN AND
w groom by a respectable youn. man, willing 10 make
hinGef useful. Cali address his
ployer. CHARLES ONLIl-L. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
Miscellaneous.

OF PUTNAM Av, CORNER OF DOWNING sT.,
sdH AddraAa W. a.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

9rp S0oos.
DRESS GOODS.
PoPLINS AT I2ic To 2Se. PER YARD
FINER GOODS REDUCED Iy THE SAME PROPORTION
ALL.woOL EMPRESS CLOTH
VERY FINE AID WIDE, At Soc
ALLwoOL FRENCH MERS0. SOC To 81.
SILKS sHAWLS. CLoAAS'
MOURNING GOODS
iu which Is ileludei celebrated
SILK FINISHED BLACK ALPACA.
AT2sc. AND UPWARD ALSO
LINENS TABLE, DiMlSK
NAPKINS. LAObS'
EMBRoDERIES. FLASNELS
BLANKETS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
,,op Of rhe by purchaser, ~ demonstrate the fact that ou
,,, f, With decse In gold iad that 90 'eeoan
., ur ,our.r.tr,ly .u ,psu sfeng goo' o~s thar
otL.I house,
SCGDES & BRADBURY,
No, 3ia ,sd 3I4 B0wfRi
One door below Blsecters st
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
Eiiuutiors Iani,S. S:msl,s.

staations IaritS- -{;maI;s.
A YOUNG American woman wishes to pro-
~ cus STU ALTON WET NURSE For further particulars ad
dress Mrs. JULIA CLARKE Luch6elI, Conn.
A RESPECTABLE GIRL wants SITUA-
~ TION plain Cook Washer and lonsr Cau BE- well recon-
ene from her lat place Ag az 20 s FesHeehlst oe'sesH
Third and FonTbaves, - l. IN -
SITUATION WANTED by a German
"a GIRL to do Erera hogseworf cook washer aud ous
CITY reference Appy a. No Frstst corner Bo.eIy
lVANTED-A SITUATION by, n YOUNG
w GIRL 10 d chamber would he slng to do chamber
work aut assist u taxing Of growing children FIVE years refer
ens last place Apply slE BIoad~ Can BE- seen Tor
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
VI found Mrs HLDS GERMAN INSTITUTE l4 Norfolk A.
be Stanton and Ryngtoust
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
PACIFIC MILLS!

II AhNl Il ~ -tA A<A''S
,ARMURks. assorted ealofs
iORlENIALs, sssohsd eolofs
IPkkIN Lus1kkS. ss,orss colora
PkKINs assorted eoor
iSATlN sTRIPs POPLlNS a,s"Ttsd eeloL
sds4 ALPACAS, si,ortsi color,
s.EOuBAlI CLOTH, assorted eolar'
&. POPLIN ALPACAs sssortsd sos@
s,AkRlNOs assorted soora
PslSTgD DkLAISkS ,..
pslsTED ARAURBs. sad ALPACN
LAWNS 400
rEIETkD PsRCALkS a. shiIusgr and f.sisa
JAS. l.. LITTLE q Co. .
10 LHosAsDsr. ssw.fon- ~ FsAsALiAs'" '0'~
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
1u eauss.


RARGATNS!
BARGANsl BARGASsr
POSITIVE AND PEREMPToRE
CLOSING our SALE
ofb' entire b.lia', otrHs SEASONS SToc
WITHOUT THE LEAST RESERVE
>, Avn Essp aql,r'' worth ofoar ,ioet u
LONG sS ,1S s9vasE M a6r 9s9cEg ,s2 go, sHAwIs AVIS
POPLlSs MERiSogs. ALPicAs
Linens D,m~k' curt'n. Quilt, Tor,l' F,au,. B.sI'S
Marked doau to 4 PRICE -bIoA nos.
make them GO QUICK. Our dst,mio.aou
''' close tn; V. ;.'i;' < n Ea4f6s ;,;'''',A
Bs,s,.a foa.tss ,al s,.s..s...
JAMES McCkEERY & Co, ~
BROADWAY AND ELEyESTHsr. SS.
UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS .-s@SI
PREPARATORY TO TiKISS TTliEia sRmAssgsst, IN
fAEG6 SGbUSR5 SiaSf fRSa ts :, :. . 81,
WITH coLoRED SATIN STRIPgs E yoe EyEsISG DREssssr
DITTO. % INCHES VIDE - -
RICH BLACK GRos GRSIS SILKS,
At 81 IS, 81 5'i 81 80 '9d 81 7' TO lhH FINEST I'M
"a TrLt LlSE or
,.u,- M.1LL, THE NEW SHADES
= '"'lA" ''DVo isI'c BLACK SILK vELyETs -
@NcH MILLIONS BEST SToSS SSCsLIrr' AZ AT s' REDUCED
aIScH MILLIONS gEsT 9UAlTr AT 80.
MorRSIsG Gee GOODS
AT GREATLY sEDrcgsO a5ttis PRICES
ATWOOD EMPRESS cLorHs 50 c,.
SCOTCH waiEsFRooF HtISR 5EON wisCErs :f ;. o,..
ALLWOOL PLAlDS. NEW DESIGNS.
SILK WARP ARP FRESch 1I e roPLiSs. IS e..
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
''N'' 81 DLgACHED DAMASKs O. is.
REDUCED FROM . etA
REDUCED FROM st.
81 BLEAcHED DANASEs Tr6s@,s SfrE sSs e. tpou a..
50 YAPhIyS. - Is PER D0zEN
81 BARNSLEY LINEN SHEETING. - ., .
% BARSsLgr LINEN SHEErIYG,
Ip4 BARSsLEY LINEN sHEETISG,
ALSO, GREAT REDUCTION rs
TOWELS ASp TowELlyg .o.,ou,,,,
DOMESTIC suEETlsGs ASb saiariSGS. ''''
AT ArMANUfACItRERS PRICES
BLACK VELVET CLoAEs
OPERA CLOASS. AT +lS AND 80
ERxsE AND MiSS sEiS. ''''' ..Y
LADIES' TUCKED SKIRTS
LADIES NIGHT DRESSES %
LADIES' CHBMlShS......' '''''''''''''
CIlILDRESS CLOAKS AND DRESSES
AT LESS THAN ONEHALF THEIR ORIGINAL COST.
JAMES MCCKbERl 1 Co..
Br0argsg a.. Lsgenta e.
At LEGRAIN''.
~ OSLY FOUR DAYS SALE.
The DRY GOODS be removed ou he store -
Broaissy before SATURDAY No other 90
GREAT SACRIFICE
GREAT LOSSES
IN order pay the goods y be soil rsg't
l... Of cost, LEGRAIN, 10 Broaisay.
TEN Statesmen WANTED
MERINO UNDERWEAR for ladies and chl-
WI stock Of Winter CLOVIS at
HOSIERY quality Kids reduced O. 81 ~ ani the beat
al ELJERS, Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

ITNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
NOS SIX sss fta HsR tEs fgs qASa Of So soSo
"''" ''''''''- lssETs s,,O9S, AIS 90, ','' -
V q HwyRm ws,Taocr vsoPr'A es % cHaPfS. Treasurer.
T. S. ARMOUR. seerstsry
WILLIAMSBURG SAYINGS BANK.
SOUTH TEIsS TgaSsiy$ sse ESoFTRrH'T''
Usis Willsnsbargh L. ~
DIVIDEND AND THIRD EXTRA DIVIDEND MODE BY THIS
D.ps,r. ar. b,rsb, notified th. Interest h. rats q
that that s ah G' aSS bee. posa A,s %%S i.
' TX xfs * ' Tssf . % .IS @ 5. pa &: '.s Tine
rate ofTwo PER CENT p. .5um mihTE SEvss p6E x SEs per
All FRgR FROM GovRRyMEyT TAX
Interest called will be passed the credit Of dsposOu
Departs The 10th day Of January will dr," Interest
Tb's.ih for bushes. daily s'na'y. ,na S'a' :1::p,.s
Saturday Afternoons from ~ O'clock D,c,Dn p..,
S.Is.s,,H W4sts Ws55; ,,Is Svs.Prs.Id.ut.
sArrrL ". TRu,Iov. s,er.tarr
WITH TILE COMMENCEMENT
THE Decade
MrrrA& ois9 ssSRfff sR fff'G1 S&3HSGs Z ;G' BANK.
and resolve 20 d 70 rom tine to time much eau be spared from
sm. sums thus placed viii rapidly accumulate aud kus"
need deprivation Of WORK will Aaori sure means Of reei aud
As. %..R Of Investment deposit. IN Saving, ncompby
TIE Eo, reliable 3 because aus tos, 'si I % p5gs state
ilnds except on bond suu mortgage bonus
operations all times subject 10 the scrutnJ OF
Banking Department No ancsaons attend
the posd and they at s ues subject 10 e eoh'ro
Of the depoator. - - -, ,lo,..-
per nl.r,si free Government 9th participation
in ne the mutual plan
hs lsi
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK
Is located in
TlIE Sun BUILDING. OPPOSITE CITY HALL. NEW YORK
daily, ~ aud MONDAY WEDNESDAY,, snd SATURDAY.
BYENiSGS. 5to o'clock. CHARLES K. GRAHAM. President
A. l. PRlTCHAkD, yic. p,,.bi.rt.
RICHARD NOsE. 5 'S''
O. n DRSFnfcr. Secretary
THro W Mosus. Chairman Rr Com.
IKyiyG SAvSGs Is.rrruTioS. NO 70 WsRKSSsr
1914 JANUARY INTEREST.-Ihc usual
10 eO. SEMLANNUAL INTEREST Al the rate Of SIX PER
CENT PER AHNUM all from 81 to S5"o which have
remained deposit for three sir months previous to January will
be paid to deposition, on January or not drn. will be
credited and draw interest from January the same "
deposit Bank open daily from 10, to , p.
WALTER W. COSCKLGS. PrssL
vlNDERBtLr L. BUrroyiS.Gv
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
Gaantss iur gusiasss M,u.

SPLENDID CHANCE.-A BLAST FUR
~ MACE situated in the fou,hog village Of Sor"eb on the line,
the Midland Utica and SusQuehauna Railroads. running
that village offered for SALE al rare bargain Ap
py W. " CONKRY Treasurer othe Mdlad AZ NorNh y L
EOR SALE-A wholesale and retail HOMEO-
PArHC PHARMACY including stock OF Books aud Fixtures Ad
dres. PHARMACY. Boz 225S PostOhce.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-11
The Little Sisters of the Poor.

We take the following from WoodhuU Dc
Clafim's Weekly, which, with much that is
homogeneous and hardly comprehensive by
the ordinary reader, contains some things
that must be refreshing to its readers
what we give below being a sample:
How strange it is that 30 few modern
non Catholic historians have directed their
studies to the various societies in the Ro-
man Catholic Church, known as the reli
gious orders. 1t is one of the richest fields
of study for the antiquarian aud historian.
When once an order has sprung into exist
ence in the Catholic Church, it seems pos
sessed of everlasting vitality. The Canon
esses of the Holy Sepulchre and the Carl
melites are still in existence, though dating
their origin so far back as to be lost in the
traditional past But while the old orders
seem imbued with life as impershable as
that of the tabled Phoenix, they do not i'm
pede the progressive tendencies of the
Church, in creating new orders, with rules
adapted to the exigencies of the period in
which they arise. In fact, they are the
offspring.of the old orders, their founders
being generally nurtured in the bosom of
some old community. Thus, Father Hecker,
the founder of the first new Church order
originating upon the soil of America, was
trained for his mission in the celebrated
Redemptorist Order, which has given SO
many brilliant luminarieS, in science as
well as virtue, to the Church. This, how
ever, was not the case with the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor, the latest order Of the
Church for women. In lS40, at the little
town of st. Servan, France, an humble and
pious priest observed that two of his pa
rishioners, young girls, were deeply i'm
bued with that devotional and charitable
spirit which would fit them for one of the
active religious orders Their circum-
stances were SO humble that they were
forced to labor for their daily bread. The
people of st. Servan were largely engaged
in fisheries and a sea-fariDg life. Their
adventurous occupations, resulting in the
death of many of their men at sea, caused
an undue proportion of widows in the pop
ulatiOn of st. Servan. When these poor
widows of fishermen and sailors became
old, the misery of their condition made
them resort to the vice of intemperance as
a consolation. These poor creatures be
came the victims TO every other vice to
which drunkenness leads. Their misery in
the streets of st. Servan elected the COM
passionate love of these two young girls,
Marie Therese and Marie Augustine. They
conhded their piOus concern for them to
their pastor, who, introducing them to
each other, encouraged them to acts OF
self sacrifice for the sake of the poor old
unfortuuates of the streets. These chill
dren, for they were only respectively If
teen and eighteen years of age, were in re-
atty the first Little Sisters of the Poor.
Gradually their work increased, their
mum ers were added to, their rule of life
was formed, and the means came in to aid
in the work. They subsisted entirely by
begging. They begged in the markets,
and from door 70 door, for cold vietuaIs, old
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-11

The following, which take from Q London paper.
proves how tendery the soul Of the sick palPer 10 cared
for in the house Of St. Georges In the East L0n
dom and indeed, calculated rejoice tho hearts OF
Stiggnses and Chatbands to be found Engsnd
The guardians allowed number Of young men sailing
themselves the Christian Community enter the work
house sick wards and on Sunday afternoon while the
patients in state Of pain and agony roar e.
them and remind them that hell fire would end
of all their wickedness" We arc then informed tAaA
the effect of the polemica treatment upon couple OF
aged paupers was to raise their religious omoCions 10
such pitch that after being "roared ut" they had
fearful struggle their pallets the sacerdoal
thory Of their teaehers that OF the
siasts at last obliged crawl from his bed for pro-
lection against his opponent.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-11

The whole business Of spirituaIism has been the
Of much mischief II crme and has broug ht
insanity into many family II has been authoritative
" asserted that Of science man OF In
telgenco any 9th in IT, Before the light of Gci-
weoe thing Is shown 90 be Imposition. DE-
Hammond in recent publication says, But splritu-
asm = religion As sueh 1t Is held tenaoioasly by
many well-meaniDR people. To reason with these
would be . waste Of words; just a. much - w0aia
bo the attempt persuade mailman out Of his Widest
daluaion.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-11
Concluded next week,

The again been revived that the ceebrated
DIR Newman had shown some intention of return to
church established by law in England. The venerable
priest contradict the rumor, to assure
lady fend-for whose conversion he asks the prayers
the faithful that he still believes the Catholic
Church. and that since he has been Catholic he
had a single doubt upon the subject and has
entertained thought of returning the Church OF
England.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-11

Mliy fcnd the breast Of thar Mother ths
&egrch in. which they hare been I'D aud
sgekled tAey barter for poison the wholssone
'f0od which she has set before them = ard
~ whic9 tbey ought - led oShers tosalvs-
theif felloX~ I'm thie risk 70 faith and the
satyaeMu q souls redeemcd by the blood Of
ChEast, byxesson Qf the care Of all the Churches
Wnlchs - laid upon Ms, we pray and beeo4oh
you, yenerable brother by your seal and love-
Tor she Catholic Church, the bride OF Jessss
Chris, that, together with the rest OF the bish-
4ps OF Germeny, with one heart and mind, and
with every effort, both Of your own pastoral
authority, prudence and wisdom, and on'ths
ness In faith and teaching you are well q.
sared, to ward OF the dangers OF the deatruo-
ton OF Catholic faith from Che miuds of all the
iaitnful entrusted TO iSour care especially Of
the young whom you arc educating in your
ecnooIs and*As far ~ you arc enabled, BY
the grace of God, to strive fds4fear and
strengthen all In obedience and love 90 Our.
holy Mother Church, and to tho most Blessed
Peter, upon whom the same Ma Church was
Since neither he thRt plantoth IL anytime
nor he thet waeo Nh, but God who giveth tbs
ipcreasess day aud night let a. stretoh out our
hands 70 God from whence cometA our help
let NJ beeeech for the interc6psiou 81 the I'm.
macnlata Virgin tbs Mother 81 God, of Petes,
fri9to Of the ApostleS end his fellow Apostle
Kani, and Of theTest OF the saints 81 the Church
Ertumphant, that 0ur Lot may l6ok down on
mo defend His, Church MifitAnt hers on.eazsh,
g i1i|;' 8; s $ =
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Church, and In Him have peece and etsfna]
salvation.
That God may grant You. and the flock CON-
mitted to your charge, this abundant reward
of your labors and pastoral watchfulness, In
token of the Divine grace, and as a pledge Of
tion of our heart, bestow on You, venerable
brother, and upon all the faithful entrusted to
your care our Apostolic Benediction.
Given in Rome ut st. Peters, on the 2Sth day
of October, ID the year 1870, in the 25th year
of our Pontificate
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Tho that Mgr Claret late chaplain and
confssSor her Majesty the Queen Of SPAIN died
the cath nit ct the Convent Of Font FrOid Mar
bonnie.