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Now READY.
CATHOLIC WORLD,
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
| GENERAL LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.
ron
| APRIL. 1870.
CONTENTS.
l. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
II. DION AND The sIBYLs.
Ill MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.
~. bTABAT MATER (:npii,h and Greek Trsn,ls.
tiop)
v. THE BsreANDs GoDcHn.D.
VI. MOLECULAR MECHANICS.
VII. THE HOLY WEEK OF 1909 IN HAVANA.
VIII. GOULDs ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF
RELIGIOUS BELIEF.
IN PLANGE FILA SION.
X. UNTYiNG GORDlAN KNOTS.
NL THE IGUN MASK
XII THE SCHOOL QUESTION
Kill TliE NEW ENGLANDLR on THE "MoRAL
RESI- Its OF THE RoMIsfi SYSTEM"
A1V. To TIE RAINBOW
XIV. THE FIRST GCUNENIcAL COUNCIL OF
THE VATICAN. Ill.
XVI FOREIGN LITERARY NOTES.
XVII. NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
t9C NASSAU STREET
p. o. pox 5S@. New YORK
LAwFFNCE KFHoE.
GENERAL AGENT.
TFeNs; t5 per wear, In advance. Dealers supplied by
the American News Company.
IFOH FuIl. .DE-CKIPriDN OF
TIE PARADE
ST. PATPICK's DAY.
READ THE STAR TOMORROW.
PRICE rMo CENTS.
Ilsr ~
FRIDAY NIGHT,
A Selection of Tales Ilusira ing iebrow Life
PRICE. $50.
Fer sale by tic c'diuG booksellers.
THE jEWi'n NLssLNGER. 80 broadway.
nAhEN tIALhAND q. y. TRAIN.
SIZE THE STAR TOMORROW.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
ALL Inc NEwSNEN HAVE 1T
SfRiNC fashions ~ great protu-nn. portrait
q OF tutu victor % now GId lOpulHr music .udinr
az ,cra tato an ohrr Up cndid novcltts ana much
OF Den Crcst~ Monthly Magazine now rea iy Single
con- 3 cents mailed post free. yearly -. with q
rrr uue, AID hcauuful ea. a.raSng vel worth $40 as
~ DENoiiEsr's MoNFuiLY". IS IS R Bf1 adwav, Ny.
" BOA tway. near "a j.. rhafo yoa win nSd ii the
also choee Enslsh French. and scotch statVaery
EiurN-E pHlCt~ raid for old books. il3.C52
4 eHoSss % nanu hlssor, eoGiaph'' &c Catalogues
thtiS. u, Ne. an t.. below Boek,ran.
- 4. KICK'- DAY.
THE PROCESSION ILLUSTRATED
II THE STAR TOMORROW.
TWO CENTS.
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BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK SwGNsTuN, SEYMOUR l.. Hustled
JOIN VI PRtYN SAMUEL D. DABCOCK,
WILLIAM MOOBI.. DAVID HOADLbI.
ROBERT H. NCrURDY, HENRY a. sMYTHE,
L. GREEN PEARSON. WILLIAM BRADY.
MAhTlN BATES. WILLIAM h. DODGE.
WILLIAM BETTs. GEORGE ;. CoE,
JOHN WADsWOHTH. WILLIAM NERMIIYE
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN T.. DEvELIN,
OLIVER u. PALMER. WELLINGTON cLAPP.
sAMu 81 +. srRoULLS. ALoNZo CHILD.
SAMUEL NJ CORNLLL, HENRY y. DAVIES,
LUCIUs ROBINSON. RICHARD A. McCUkDY.
W. SMITH BROWN. FRANCIS sKIDDN.
RICHARD PATRICK, J. ELLIOT CONDICT,
WILLIAM n. POPHAM. JAMES q. HOLDEN
WILLIAM 4 HAISEs, HUGH n. CAAlP.
EZRA WHEELER. HERMAN c. VAN POs1,
RICHARD 4. NCCuRDY, Vice Pfcsidcut.
SHEPPARD uoMANs. Ac,uary
JOHN N. STUART. Secretary.
FREDERIC SCHROEDER. Assistant Secretary.
WILLIAM BETTS, LID.
HOS lfGtlS RpRiNSDN Counsel.
Hon. HkSRi l.. DANIls,>
j. ssAS : %SthltAfGGSh, i tAGh hND.D. Medical Examiners.
Il AND iiC BROADWAY.
Corner Of Libcrty st.
January %. $50.
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S0lpplnN.
SDlpNlNN.
4 NCiIOR Line PASSAGE TICkET~.

TO ana nom any Railway stdups IA Great Nuila
Ireland, Norway, SWEDEN, Denmark, brtNIf 3d.. % o.
iai hv guui, aln thr Uue4 >tatgs, ~ steamers ,I'
LR Ntckp, iur sale
49,, Al LOWEST CURRENCY RAILS
HG%D&I,sOS BEuIuEGS
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Shpntous dOlanitp.
A GENTLEMAN Of his city. of ola-. .ical and Ga
N education, deire. situation as Irooi reuder or
ftN ul Luuust lut- uT lTpJh Va DuOA puJlsL.Lg
newsp per ONCE, tur whth IN pructcai cXprrOlCe eli
hs hut Addrcf fisbOf, ouK lY, sun Oiicc.
nhE~~ MAX kING, millinery and general family
-i Iicsh cau ca uud INN, understands all kIndt
a. srNI rhIlltc = Clutlus OT wOuld out Dy the
uA' "T wees Address Ars j, UNDEl.iilLL 81 ~ Hy
SlIl N1lGN MANTED-B, u respectable Ger.
Ho-'l' .e taili - rcli.
w ~, ~, y uuF man. "a situation us scale
No Gilf IUW N'Arf' cApcrirn Z, THOMAS SMITH,
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STOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
Il LoUIlIl., Sa,oncrs ana Prinlegs,
- Maiden lane,
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FOIltital
Atnilalrn.

fVNEErii ENTKAlTED wlhout pain - yea
n bchum mn anl ncaton Lhs a1mini ,tored. hcurt'
ui lerth, ? seIf!Vj piuupris tor tLlA faC %.
J.JAl NlLLkko, rs Grand 81 near broadway.
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MlhIarG.

ITNlO< CLAIM NNtNtY 25 Chamucls 81 t-
- so,deN OF '"!. honorahy Glscharsci. are now cu
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Professional Gp1Os.

IiE llOSi celebrated pu} ic 10 no city Iot the
Il cure VI AeIf US Atuiily aul Lrlit.ll disc s"-
Dr LEWIS, Beach Ct.
Z AnlE- AffiI TRO-in Whatever way. cln
rev upon SAFE ara speedy cure Oy Dr ENASs,gi
Lhai0a'H a. t''r'u,.F tstc. art LusL
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%mustnunfs.


A fsRlEfly oss ogs oY!9Nb oYSi,9FthFsErG5F dts G5FEs4
business SiGiSst hs%; ;tiGG ffsf Manager
.sS Ss. S$l sSasa sia's"
Mr.. e. skSgissN tasTLH, z 81 S eANrpELis .s%dUrS
sAft9 sAft9fS fSSpfGS.Ig SslgeE =, Door. bSs gPSs ISs4 s
of ao,.N Nhs SASR fHEA MAhikdE n FIGARO
with same star Csst.
It"'s ss9s ~ fsrYft ni 's' ~. &C. ss,,r %
society ana u,er. charm na oper :. l. ,Ck DOMINO
at i' aud i6o broadway and Dodds Express. va Broad
nosloHr-Ds2RKkSS s2RlSh 5s SF4R5HHTo 4Yl5Ho OF Music
SASr rsnals saassSR 5sssh,s SSfsEFH NJ Sss! jiHa,r
B'o sdstrce. fATtsss,h bstwsen s,h and 9Th avs.
ELEVENTH AND LAST WEEK OF HAMLET.
EVERY rvESbS9 S5Wil FAS5Fb AS5Fb SATURDAY
HAMLET
hlAVES1t ST A4Hsbass ASR bbasss aAkHa aAkshFI + MATINEE
sArUEDAf ERsp xFSES fy5FISet S9tt SAsafcn" ssa
Of esiMS iGs fsSsTtHnTsERfh SaxHTEh. Of
MIG MERlsiLIhs.
.EvxT wgEK,.
A. bDhlN NY NY Init Innit re ovrppr Arm
ana e'is 80 y. iffne y ~ 4 Xi,isr a.
e"e CLAubE MEbNOiih'
MACBETH In active preparation.
a. --- 90. ....>..r.
=, se Seap secured TWO WEEkS. y hDNANIE,
once AZ ,ba nse % OF tns lnenue e 81 " n,on ~ 90 5ii
broadway.
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WOODS ntI~EIM AND MENAGEIkIB,
w Isncccs sor 10 Barnum 'sl,
ST. PATRiCK. uiiA NJ GNLA d ". 81. PA TRICK.
pAr-nrp>, nirSi E,;iormancc ny Roelock;, ,,,,p,,,
pHrnL EN V,bNtrhhIn n DoMfNtSN e,Insav
fAubEEN O'HAt FEtIN ny DoNlNlCh MuhisAl
wwMIIAM ELl,.................. is OLIVIA RAND
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sitamOoai5 unO .aluoac,.

ERIE RAILM AN,-TENl , LEAVE DEPOT
VIZ: "
From From
81 81 IChamuers St
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4ttsoaiu Nontts.

II q. u .--Atswered In the sun of lae F,llay +.
lie promise ~ icQuircd. riTA NoT' D
A MOSDENFt -IEEP pVnDICEW.-
~ Tie Iiue choral So, ther, sul eror 10 opium
A.oFlllAt, ALl lLu,l' ullt-.
fAiNE 9GOfALI-s s. Maiden lane.
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FiRsT MORTGAGE
ST. LOUIS AND ST. JosEPB
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tho las, OF the s.nc OF oOOooO now ready for sale
and delivery. amounting to
srd arc tho only bonds ever issued BY this Company
Thcy are secured by FIRST and only mortgage upon
the entire property of the Company. including fran.
chises right OF way. &c. and the safe of s3soo
per mile complete and equipped road In successful
operation. Trustees for the mortgage. FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Thi, road connects st. Louis with Sc. Joseph by the
most direct and shortest route
They are coupon bonds 10 denomna' ions of 81 O0O
payable tDrlncipa and iutercsD In gold in tho city Of
New York
Tho principal Is payaole IN twenty-five years from
November, 1868, In gold.
Thointeres at the rate OF six per cent per annuin,
payable. in gold, tho nrst OF MAY md November In
free Of tax.
We are authorized 70 offer these Bonds for sale at
s' accrued Interest in currency We do 80 withs
full knowledge OF the perfect security upon which they
iisuOd ~ith ths kLowleds 20 we unhesitatingy
recommend them a. safe and reliable Investment.
TANNER q CO.
70 Wall st.
rnE SOUTHERN CLNTKAL kAILKOAD
Is now completed tie cntic distance from owego 70
Auburn. popular aud prosperous Agricultural aud
manufacturing district efficiently provided for
The local busLcss OF tho Southern CeItra viii be veiy
large. both 10 irei hi and passeu traffic. The nch
agricultural country through which II runs viii afford
constantly Increasing business. The manuiac-
turing establishments at AuOurn. whose water power
Il the best In tho the guterDrl,iaI
along the uhe viii siwavs secuie TO tins road q good
income.
NEEMlLYE CO.. the Financial Agents Of the road,
Offer the remaining unsoid portion the BonIs VITA
tue greatest confidence. believing them be good
security y that has been plae ed this mar.
ket The BouGs bear seven per have thirty years
to aud they STOCK at the OPTION
OF the holder
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STHYKER DIyIriON, NO 1877. -. OF t.
- 1he mcmhcrsaIe request ed to be ~, ent on Irlay
erycnns March Is, kiO, a. tha new byas' viii come
VI Tor adoption.
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tusinrss cnsut,A
4 GPon norrogTrNirY ron RAkEn.
busncs. nov uolrrten uol ,aircl., IN summer coen
lsl barrels Ter weeS four % ful lots; good and com
oGEoiiGE II. b.'Yii co. 5th av corner I'm st. '''
ANa.tsc man. " th horse nnd wagon AMI nom slo0
~ 10 $50 caun Iarg Oprorunll to start q profit
4elc 51',irss Gail or adlre's SODA WATER. slJ East
&N est ,h shed. nicciy ritcd up candy and rroccry
~ store f,r sale cheap. iOi East 18th a., northeast
ANi>bt -rRIOV~ man with small noans can
n ,iep mo olsine.s, 1t " chatham H. once No. 6.
RAktRy ron -AIE-wlth ali the modern i'm.
~ Plovenents. ''ars' lease from next May. oven
Hess. Arpy On tle premises, 81 So av. YorSvlle
ISRFtD aud cake natcrv Tor sals. Apply al O.
- Prospect S. corner fcail ~, D.ooklyn
CnnCkrni store tor sac In good location low
" rent. Ht aoi Myrtle sy D-oJKyn.
FURNACE AND tIETAL POT, ron sTL-
GBorYPEEs' Use. FOR SALE cHEAP-Hoe's make
medium size; but little used; IN rood condition and
ready foI Could he used for melting lard. tiiow
&c. Inquire tn The sun Com o'ng room.
t'4t -Ai.t ene1p-->t. e.: w - mnehnc, tooi,,
'ho ant rvrt apartment, s.5. Arply ~ Mas
iau 81 Groo .iyn.
sHOH -NLGCliL Cnor ttorc rrl rc.tan.
iSns r''us. ~ a. 90 f.os-cot -. Jer,e' ,ity.
TI4h ~ti.E-A r,.t class grocery Iors. eoraerof
v. a t. BTnuklyn,
ave Nctr lease re.t rta'onaolc.
l. ,San ro%er It Mariner. Hnroor staten ;laao %"
I,OR SALE Good VIII sto X AMI aNtures OF 10Y
i candy and new paper store 81 Isl 4.
NOR SALE at a ,acrGce-rhe stock and xtures
l. oi fancy sooi' 'ior; SIS E'shlL av.
L;OW SALE cha An ete,,dI 4 n,h and
i - ser uAAikct coz Raw. Len aud siaois ste
(,EOCEkl sTNRE a. a bargain Ia Elz-Gsth
Adore. { W Pes "A, -, Gieeuwch g.. OF j. o. HoL
EF Nni, wash TO sccure pood bet-ain ~ the pnr.
''' - '' j. t.FG idAS, glg Il oedwSy, -
Zen riGd>IlSG raG, o OF ggf,
ID Goar.
Mills morrh ron sale IN Y.onscI:: rood
T a. SMITH, Cottage place.
lpAEE CnANCE.-For sac tho Assembly Restau.
5.s Grand st.
'NO BR ,-oLp cheap on account OF the owner
eoni west rooi nay!a luor sl're VITA restau'
'I'f, -TotE for sao tease aal nx.ures; rent low.
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tustIptnuu.
g)RNNINGTOS -EMINARy.-Carc, comfort.
e'I ,ra ,e,. Of ne ,taden, rgsrGn,ccl cost per
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soirls.
nN AND AFTER DATE tho chop house DE.
partmcnt OF the Astor House Exchange will be open
until midnight Out Of town parties will nnd the
choicest Of viand' ana prompt attendance Entrance
lor ladies Barclay ST. The attention Of the public
! ,nviIed 10 our increased fac liIles Chops, steaks
| Welsh rArebits, &C.. served on the English plan.
G. A. S1ETsoNs SONS.
NIARION MOUSE,
| vi EAsI nROADMAf. COR CATHARINE ST.
| siNGLE ROOMS FOR GENrLESlEN, 80 CENTS TO
| 81 Pr NIGHT.
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COLUMN.
TO KNOW that G. F. VENT SUD,

TO KNOW that @. r. VENT, SUB
serirtioa Book Publisher IS lEeSi
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.. is Offering
Better Books and Better Terms than
any other publisher in the country.
Having had large experience in the
business. fist as an agent, and for the
last eight years as publisher, he
knows just what books will suit the
people, and hence, ,-sucb as leW sell.
He does not take his books Second
hand from Eastern publishers, and
pay the cost of transportation all the
way from the East, as do ninety-nine
hundreths of those who sell subscrip-
tion books IN the West. but pub
llshes them himself in Cincinnati,
where skilled labor and material are
cheap, so that he can afiold to sell at
lOwer ret0H prices, and at the same
time, dllOw agents from 8 to 10 per
cent. more than they can obtain on
other books.
Agents, Study your best interests
read the following advertisements, Sc
like to sell, and send your address for
Circulars and Terms to
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Girls.

There are two kinds of girls;
one is the kind that appears
best abroad-the girls that
are good for parties, rifles
visits, balls, &C., and whose
chief delight is in such things;
the other is the kind that ap.
pears best at home-the girls
that are useful and cheerful in
the dining room and all the
precincts Of home. They differ
widely in character. One is
often a torment at hOme--the
other a blessing; one is moth,
consuming everything about
her-the other is a sunbeam,
inspiring light and gladness TO
all around her pathway. The
right education will modify
both a little, and thus unite
the good qualities OF both in
one.
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Manhood; How Lost, How Restored.

"a just published. a new edition of Culver
~ webs Celebrated Essay on the radical
f.aR t'nre without medInne) of sprrmutor.
s'4tA rhoea. or seminal wea kIiess, IN W pituitary
seminal losses, inn 'oIehcy, mental and pliy sc-
al incapacity, mn edllueDts to marriage, etc.
also consumption, epilepsy, aud hts, indused
by selI>lndulgence or sexual extmvng gance.
bst Prlre m sealed eny,lnpr. only 6 cents.
The celebrated author. 10 this adniiraile es
say, sleaIly demonstrates rom n ihIriy Years
fucdersttl practice, that the alarming eonse.
quenees Of selfnbnse may he radically cured
without the daiigs rous use OF nlern,l medi
cIne or the application OF the knife, pointing
out mode ut once simple, certain, aid eflec,
tual, By means Of which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may lie, NAV cure him.
sell eheaply, privately, and radically,
This lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every mnn IN the land.
2 Sent under seal 10 a plain envelope. to- any
address. postpaid, on receipt of six cent?, Sr
two post STAMPS. Also, Dr. CnlserT. lis Mar
riaqe Gujde," price % cents. Address the
Publishers, CHAS. ]. O. KLINE a CO.,
l7I Bowery. New York, Post o nee BOX f,5sS
nov lesssi ~
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M. c., a gentleman
who had just published his
first attempt at authorship.
which met with remarkable
success, was shortly after
met by a seedy looking
individual in the Queen's He
tel, Toronto. The latter ex>
tended his hand, and, in a
tragic manner, exclaimed:
"Allow me, sir, to welcome
you to our ranks-the noble
ranks of authorship"
The peculiar appearance of
the individual rather amused
c., and he replied: "Thank
you, sir; but may l venture to
ask who you are and wha
work bears your nane9"
"Certainly, sir. Have you
ever heard of Tennyson, the
poet laureate9"
"Yes," said Mr.. c..
"Well, Pm not he. But have
you heard of Longfellow9"
"Yes, but l have never seen
him."
Well, l am not he."
"Then who the dickens are
you?'
"Ah! there. Have you ever
heard of Charles DickenS?'
"Yes; but l know you are
not Charles Dickens
"No, sir, l am neither Tenny-
son, LongIellOw, or Dickens;
but, sir, 1, the individual who
stands prominently before you,
in the noble person of a man
| sir, am"
"Well, sir, who are you, and
of what are you the authors"
81, sir, am Jonathan Exekiah
Washington jefferson Piggle-
ton, and l am The celebrated
author Of a recipe Tor taking
grease spots, tar, oil and all
stains out of cloth, wood, mar.
BILE, carpets, ETC., etc., and OF
which will be most happy to
sell you, or any other man who
looks upon me, for the small
sum of twenty cents"
Mr.. collapsed.
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Great Distribution
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts to theAmount of $500. 900.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE,

8 3 cash sif's' each syo,@r
10 1901
70 6,H
~ LOS.
SO elegant rosewood Pianos. each 200 to 7uo
70 /" Melodeons " IL TO lUO
500 gold watches, To 300
Casli prizes, silyerware, &C.. vnlued MI ,0OOJ 90
A chance to draw Hny ofthe above prizas FOR
% cents, Tickets describing prIEes are sealed
In envelopes aud well mixed. TN receipt oi
2sc. u sealed ticktt ls drawn, whhoutrhoicr,
AMI sent TO nny addiess The riize nained
upon II will he delivered 10 The iIrkethc ldrr
on payment Of one ,iullar. Przes are IInine-
diaiely lent to any ADDRESS 10y express or re
tnrn mail. -L tt.Hf
You will know vi hot your prize IL before yon
pay Tor u. Any prize ex,,inngeJ for another
II The same value. No blanks, Our atrOns
candep-nd oniIbr dealing.
REFERTErEs.-W sele,.t the fcllowing from
many whn hive Isiel" drawn yalIaIae prizes,
and kindly permitted u~ 10 pui lish them. An.
drew Biirn<, Chicago. sin,OUl; Mrs. Clam :.
Waller, Baltimore. Pnnn, $50; James NJ
Mathews, Det'nit, s5pO0; Joint. Audrays.
savannah, s. on; Miss Agnes summons
Charleston Piano, SGiD. We publish no
names without rerini.sInn.
OPINIONS or THE Phps.- .The firm In rclia.
hles and dfsfrye siHrfss. Nv eekly Tribune,
NAYS We know them to b. fair dealing
frm."-N. Y. Herald. My gs "a friend Of
onrs drew $3.50 prs'. whIch was promptly
received "-lhly News. funes.
sen,l for ciieular. Lii er, Indrcems ris to
-gnt. Satisfaction araianteed. ksery
bckaee Of SO led enyeloFes cantaim npeea>h
pat. SIX tickets for 81; * far SCI as kr s5;
glf for SIS. ALL letters should be, addressed
HARPER, WILSON q CO.,
hlM JOG Broadway New York.
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A Ministerial joke.

One oflhe clergymen of Pc.
oria, ILL.,, had been put in a par
sonage that did not come up to
the idea of what a minister
should enjoy. Recently he was
called upon to announce that
there would be a mite society
at the ministerial dwelling.
He said:
%l'here will be a mite society
on Thursday evening next al
the parsonage The parsonage
is a little old, tumble down
building on-street."
Some of the older ones of the
congregation took umbrage at
this, while the younger ones
laughed. In the evening the
parson was called upon 10 make
the same announcement. After
saying that the mite societ,
would be held at the parson
age, he paused a moment, and
then remarked:
"On the corner of The street
near my residence Is well.
Said well is covered over and
clapboarded. 1t is unpain ted
and weatherworn, but wish t.
describe it so that none of yor
may mistake it for the parson
age. The mite society. will be
held in The parsonage and moi
in the WELL"
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For tine Recon-.
TRIES kND SHRUBS OF OHIO.
BY REV. G. H. WARREN.

Horse Chestnut family are
beautiful, and we'll adapted tC
ornament grounds and TO en-
Lellish our towns and cities as
street trees. They start into
leaf very early in spring.
ONO nucKEYE-.[ ESculus Ohioensis..
This is rather a small tree,
reaching about the height ol
thirty or forty feet, with a
trunk about from one to two
feet in diameter. 1t is quite
generally distributed over the
State of Ohio, and is found in
many other States of the
Union. 1t usually grows in
low rich lands; along the no.
ble rivers and the meandering
streams of the Middle and
Western States it is met with
in its full perfection; there
amidst the Buttonwood, the
River Bank Elm, the Cotton.
wood and White Maple it flodr
ishes, displaying all its charm
ing qualities. 1t is one of the
earliest trees when smiling
spring throws her enlivening
influence around 10 unfold its
elegant foliage. The leaves
are compound, the leaflets be-
ing five and are oval or oblong,
accuminate, serrate, unequally
toothed. Flowers Of Il yellow.
ish color and very showy; hav'
ingreddish stamens. The fruit
ripens in early autumn, the
outer shell or husk is prickly;
the nut is beautiful, resem.
bling The eye of the deer, from
whence the tree derives its
name, Buckeye. The timber is
very soft, wfite and Of but lit.
lie value. AS an ornamental
tree it should be highly es.
teemed, no grounds to be
planted with trees as an EN-
bellishmenL should bo without
one of these beautiful little
trees. Its first excellent quail.
ity as a tree to employ i'll
pleasure grounds is the earli
ness of the development Of the
foliage, which cannot fail to
attract with delight the eye OF
the admirer Of nature, and the
deep green color of the leaves,
with the splendid flowers
which clothe its numerous
branches, render it an object
Of peculiar interest. Some
times when standing alone,
either in the cultivated
grounds or its own native
woods, the branches become
pendant, almost sweeping the
ground in their growth, form
ing a beautiful curve. During
the cold stormy days of winter
the clear trunk and la.'ge buds
are quite ornamental.
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JOSH BILLINGS says: Hope il a
hen that lays more eggs than
she kan hatch OUT.
Better leave you're child vir.
tew than money; but this is a
sekret known only tew a few.
A nickname will outlive emmy
man or thing; it liz like the
crook in a dogg's tale, you
may cut il oph and throw it be
hind the barn, but the crook il
thare' yet, and the stump IL the
epitaph.
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A SIGNIFICANT resolution was
introduced yesterday into th e
Illinois Constitutional Con-
vention. 1t provides that there
shall be submitted to the wo.
men Of the State, OF the age
of 21 years or over, separat e
constitutional amendment Civ.
ing to them the right of the
ballot. Ii this amendment re.
celVes Il nojority OF the votes
cast, it is to be considered a
part of the Constitution.