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ten unb mir tparen ni@t lo fdla9fertig
pie mir alauten mpdten."--

ten unb wir tpuren ni@t io f&lasfertis,
,pie mir elauben mp9ten." ~
Wpn Qpntpn famen am 20 b. aQer<
lei @erii6te. Yrinattepe19en melpe<
ten aus VariS> cine Revolutton ftebe
beYpr, etenfp bic @ertreibun9 ter Bo>
naparte's aus Tranfrei9, bic Grnenz
nun9 peS Sen. Irp@u gum Dictatpr
unb bic MiecereinleBun9 Der SrleanS.
Die Mobilearoe lei aus Gbalpns in
folse elmer 9fepplte ;urlfberufen NOR
pell tppbet iiber ben &aiier uno feline
0enerdle seI9impft morpen let. 8ie
oben erwdbnt 1T pieie @aroe nun in
paris. .r. .... ...u...o .
Mus Nancy teleerapbirte man, Der
&ronprin; BON preuben febe betBttrY !;
0eridte BON elmer S6lodt bei @ba<
Ions paren im umlauf; bic Nieoer<
la9e 8a3aineS befdtt9t feline @apituz
lation erpartet. Da6 &par fir bic pa
ri1er 3u ntel : iie rotteten fi9 Samita9
Na9mitta9 auf cen 8ouleSaros 3u<
1ammen, Scensn Der uiloefeu Nufre>
eune folsten auf etnanoer; oer
SiBun9Slaal re5 ee1tbeebenten &1r>
pers tparp ppn1 Volf beftiirmt; bteMiz
MI titer &purpen pe9en fallder Sie9esbe>
ri@te perb6bnt.
@pdtere Depef9en aus Qonbpn mel
ben bic preubii9en &eierSen fttben
auf per19tebenen Yunften mar19ferti9
unb ftnp 100000 Mann farf. Ser
ner eine ras 0era9t Der &aifer Na>
pplepn lei infolee eines Sdlasfui1es
plSbli9 9efprben bod 1T bic Beftd<
tieuns bisber auseeblieben. Da9e9en
Be- itdtieen bic an Banfbdu1er 9efom@
menen Depelden ben jlnsfen Sie9 Der
preuben. Der eepelene Mini iterprdz
iipent OQipter 1T na9 Stalien oieGaz
milte beS prinsen Napoleon NIT tbren
@ertbla9en na1 rer S9pei3 perreift.
Gnslanos @esierune temdbt ft@>Griez
ben 3u fiften. a5ntsin @tctoria bat
pebbalb einen eteenbdnoi9en Srief
AT ben 8Snis Don Yreuben 9e1drieben.
S@leat i'm Ginflas nit piefer Grfe~
pensna@ri9t ftebt bic Neuisfett oab
oas Bombarcement Don Strabbur9 am
leBten Greita9 fritz be9onnen uno big
Na@mittas 9epauert babe, pbne tab
ras Geuer pom rer BefaBuns pirflam
erriepert tpprcen tpdre. Sc betBt AUDI
Mari9au McMabpn 3iebe fid na@
paris 3urad, um Fd BON feinenNteper>
laeen 3u erbolen. gin She'll per preu<
bilden Nrmee fol- Nanep beieBt baben
unp Elm Mappr paielbft ernannt tppr<
zen ietn. Das eenirt Yariler Sour
male nidt gu bebaupten bic preueen
bdtten in Den leBten paar 1agen 90,s
00O0lann rerlpren. uuterpefen tpur<
ben in 8erltn Granffurt 5amburs
uno ancern beutfden @tdpten oie@iese
per peutfden @afen bur@ Sluuina>
ttpn, 6ffentli@e Aufjise u. |. ~. 9efei>
ert. 1851
Da6 es unter icl9enl1mitdnben ni9t
an man9erlet tntere6anten pldnet per
pplittfer feblen bart perfebt fd ppn
ielbf. @c 11retbt man aus 2pnbon,
III enslii9en politii@en &reiien balte
man es fit tpabrf@etnlia, baB Der @cr>
l9las, ba6 Gliab an preuben ab3utre>
ten, Napoleo1 absuleBen unp ben Gran<
ao1en bic @abl elmer anpern Resierune
freisufteuen, tet per ensltlaen Resiez
rana Mnflan9 fnbe. 9lnrere ta9esen
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Mmslamoti@e Na@ri@te1t.
$6lalbt bfi Wrapflotte
@ldnjenber 9ie9 ser Oeuti1en.
Strakbmrg 1T Tlamuten! F!

&aum tpar bic pcrtse Drummer UNI
leres 8latteS ber peit iiber9eben, als
neue wi9tise Beri6te pom &ries5>
idauplabe eintrafen. GineHeibe bluttser
@efs9te baben felt odt Ga9en stpiz
i9en ben reutl den uno fransSf16en
Nrmeen ftatt9efunpen. S@las auf
S9la9 trieb bic Moler Nappleons gum
@ld3u9 unb bic Gtel1unsen tpel9e
bic auitrten teut1aen Nrmeecorps auf
fransSff1em 8oben einnebmen uno
bebauptea, bewetien mebr al8 ale tele>
srapbil9en @ie9esbert9te.
Mm 19. b. fam bic Na6rt9t bab
bic Deut19en bel MarS le Sour etnen
@ie8 errunsen baben, ,ppbur9 Die
8erbtnoune@linie Der fran;6flden Ir>
NEE burdbrc@en tparb ; rab ber &ron<
prius ron Yreuben auf Gbalons, ben
eroben frun36fl&en easerplag, mar
l9irte, 100 cine t1eue Mrmee eoncentrirt
tperren ioute. Die Dauptma9t tes
Mar19aus 8asaine bel WeB mar
bur9 bie Mneriffe oes prtn3en Gritoz
rid &arl uno bes Sen. @teinmeb 3uz
rIdeemorfen. Dem &rpnprtn;en fam
ben nod bic &efe Der Ypn War(bau
WcMabon epmmanbirten Nrmee unp
bic ppn Sen. Trp9u ;ulammmen9e>
bra6ten Gruppen i'm 8c9e.
@leid;eiti9 tpurte semelcet> tab
Sen. Grp9u gum 0cuYerneur Don
parts ernannt iet, uno Der Minifer<
prdIpentGraf palifao re6tfertiste feline
Grnennuns Dor rem @sleB9ebenpen
&Srper nit ber 8emerfun9, bae e6 ei=
nes 70 enereilden Mannes becurft
babe, um bic Dertbeipieuns ponGranfz
retdS 5auptitabt gu fdern uno bic 9ez
fdbrli@en Glemente I'M 3aun1 tu ball
ten. Gerner tr6fete Der @raf feline
@ouesen nit ber 0erf@eruna bab tet
ben jlnsfen @efe9ten aud bic Yreuz
Sen f9were Derluite erlitten bdtten, IL
bab foaar Elm &lraffrresiraent ,lnter
@raf 8tsmard edn3ltd auf9erteben
iet. Gnblt@ betlaete (i@ Der Minifer=
prdfpent bariber> rab in Rrieespepez
l9en, bic aus preubtl4er 9ueue fum>
men, ME ron fran3Sfl@en Ste9en pte
&ere Iet. Da3u tam bic Mittbeilun9,
oab mebrere preueii9e @enerdle uno
losar Elm prtn3 auf oem S@ladtfelpe
eeblieben leien. Dieie GrfldrunAen
purpen BON ben Mitelietern bes 9e>
|leBsebenpen H6rpers mitGntbufasmus
aufeencmmen.
@an3 anperS lauteten bic Depel9en
bes folsenpen Cages. Mm 20. B. &purpe
udmli@ aus Berlin teleerapbirt mas
fol9t: ~Dte &6ntgin erbielt foleenpe
Depei9e BON S5nts @tlbelm !: Bei
Re3cnpiue, Nu8. 18. 3 llbr Na9mit=
tags. Die fran3Sflde Nrmee tparo
teute :pefli5 pon Meb ansesrifen.
Sbre StelIuns mar iebr fart. Meine
Mrmee i@lue naa neunaiinpieem
3ampfe bic fran;5ff&e Gruppenmadt
pouftdnoiG tur9brad oeren @erbin<
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Ginltuounsfu una &orrePouSen3tu,
befonbers ater tir@li&e nnb anetre pi&t'ss gt.
gebenbeiten, fns ieser3eit ntutcmu'en, n1nllen
aber pom @erfafer rnteraei9net fetn.

~ wsa.O Office. Npnep< 0rters ftab bas biliefe nnS
uub Rere itte aur eberienbuns BON @elb unb fcten,
10 fe su taten Fnb, hasu setraudt uerhen.
eun bte dmen BON untert&retbern etneeianct wereen
tsten He beti6 ae1rebea fein xnb bas ppfam County
unb etaat senau unb rttbtts anseeeten perben.
gDenn cine 3eitune BON etnem poaamt an en- aneeres
sertst uerbem ca 70 mub tmmer aud has Defiant an8e'
aeber perben no bic 3etune frber empfansen purbe.
gDenn Semanb fein Blatt niGt rese!maeis enpfdnet
ster @ aaf ireenb cine Dirt Settler enfdlet3en 70 fpQte
ber betreenbe Agent fote BIZ 5sraussebsr toele b.
Sic Oeeantpprtltfe fur @elbfentunsen fir bic 3ei'
tuna werben mir nur bann ternebmen enn btelten per
reshrrten 8rief pber per @sa'0fss> 8snesSrser &C.
f~tben.
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ct. Naal, Metnnefota, samas, ben 27. alusat 1870.

bun9 NIT paris uno parf tieielbe auf
Meb 3urid."
6ffeie1le Depel&e bes
&6nt9s @tlbe.l m, BON, Donnerz
flag Abenb batirt:
u@ir baben bic Gran3oien unter8a@
game na9 ;ebnltiinoi9em &fe eez
i9la9en. 8ierSt9 tauieno Nann fino
9et1ctet uno perwuncet. Die @arnt>
ion 1T sefaneen. SD fiibrtt ra6Gomz
manro. Die Nieberlase Der Gran3olen
1T poufdnois. @tlbelm."
Son Mln@en tpuroe am 19. ,. adt
ubr NbenbS semeloet: Cine bluti9e
S9la6t fanb beute spi1den @rapelette
uno &e;onpiQe fatt. Die Gransoien
wurcen oe1dlasen unc aufMeB 3urii6>
9eworfen. 9lue 8erbtnpunoen 3wtz
f9en deg uno parts finp ;eritSrt.
Mu9 Don 2pnppn fam am 20. B.
bic 8eitdttsung oes BON ben DeutI9en
Sie9es.
Gin Blid auf bic &arte ma9t bic
erpBe Beoeutuns bieieS @ie9es flar.
@dbrenb ndmli9 bic Yreuben bur9
tie S9la9t BET @rapelette, baS etni9e
Meilen fdpweflt6 BON Meb lie9t bic
Mrmee 8a3aines Don ibrer @erbinpun9
nit YariS abldnitten, beberri6te Elm
preu6i11es NrmeecorpS nSrplid Ypn
Meb bic @iIenbabn BON htelem Ylabe
na@ 9btpnpiQe uno Yaris, wabrenp
Elm anreres reut19es Mrmeeeprps fiioz
lid BON Meb BET ppnt a Mouhon
ftano uno Der &rpnprtn; BON preueen
auf Gbalpns 3urudte, 100 cine 6aupt>
11la9t ertpartet wuroe.
Dte Sttmmuns 3u 1diloern >pelde
pei FOLDER Sa9lase in paris berri1te,
seb5rt gu Den llnm5sltdfeiten penn
bic 8riessnadridten wuroen upn ben
8ebDrren suridsebalten. Gbiers be-
iudte am 20. ;, nit Sen. Irodu bic
Geltunsawerfe rer6auptltapt uno na9>
ber folsten Gonf,renSen nit anpernSfz
feieren. Mue Waffenfatriten in
6ranfrei1 arbeiteten nit 0rSBter Mr1z
itrsnaune. Die Mobil : Oarne febrte
pon GbalonS surud unp bejoe Eager
bel ct. Maur, 0incenne8. Sin Mi<
niiterratb folete Dem anoern, Sen. Troz
9u erfldrte in elmer proclamation an
bic 8empbner BON paris, ct beabi9<
tise, ni@t NIT 8ajonet uno S9pert
3u berri9en, fonpern appeQire an ben
patriotismus per8ur9er, bab ibm ale
@uteefnnten in ber Nufre9tbaltune
Der Orpnuns bethlehem. Su, 9eleBeez
benpen &5rper erfldrte @raf paltfao
am 20. b., es iei nidt wabr bab bic
preuben am 18. aefe9t bdtten> pielmebr
mdren pielslten na@ Saumont ;uriidz
oetrieben .poroen bod bebielt Ct fi9
bic 8eitdtisuns feiner Depelde Dor.
Die BON @en. 5rp@u pr9aniirte@rmee
miro auf $50 600 Mann 9e19dBt poz
BON elm Drittbeil reeuldres Militdr.
Paris ii pcu Solraten. Gen. Gro6u
bat iefn 6auptquartier im Gliidilaen
Yalaf, wie einft @auat9nac. Som
Railer bBrt man wenis; ct iol lid NIT
feinem @obne in Rbeims befnbsn.
Die beribmten YarfS Don 8pulp9ne
uno gincennes >peroe, niepersebauen,
pte 8dume 3u 6efun9swerfen ner<
wencet. Gin3elne 8ldtter trinsen
merfmaroise @efdnoni6e - iaet per
,,Gonffttutionel": u@ir fanben ben
Geinp md9tiser, als mir ertpartet but>
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bebaupte1 Yreuben fibre ni9t bebbalb
&rfeA um Elm StId Granfrei9 sa
erobern, 1onbern forbere ,ur NuSl1liez
bun9 oer Nappleonioen pom fran36f<
I1en Tbrpne unb ettpaS an tie 8riegs<
fofen,
Inter ben teleerapbi19en Miitbeiz
lun9en fnbet fi9 AUDI cine Gorresponz
beng s,pil9en papft pius TX. uno Dem
&5ntse BON YreuBen> tpona9 Der 81.
@ater alS Grtebenspermittler auftritt.
&Snis @ilbelm 11eint jeoo9 bic 3eit
btefir nod nfdt paienp su fnpen.
Aus Tlorent miro unterm 20.
=. eetnelbet: Cine beftigeDebatte batltn
Der italieniI9en Rammer fatt9efunoen.
Der Mbseorrnete Weuana be19ulbt9te
oieMiril l}er bab fe rieNeutralitdt Staz
liens serleBt batten, neil = fie italiez
nil9e Eruppen 3ur @ertbeibt9un9 beS
papfeS 1anrten. Die Wfinifer er,piez
oerten, Ma3sini iei in Sieaten auf etz
ner &eile unter fall9em eeNauet1 Yer<
baftet tporoen; bic Re9ierun9 femme
aue feline Yldne unb fet 9erIfet bieielz
ben su Yernt9ten. Mo3,tnt ertpar<
tet ieinen proeeb. Der @9ecrbnete
8erttnt be3ei@nete bic @erbaftuns alS
unseieblt@.
Depe19enrpm 81 . ntaN 22.t.
@trafbnra in Tlam,ne,,.-
So lautet cine Depe19e pom 81. :.
aus &arlSrube. Die Gran3oien baten
bic Srt19aften ii, ber um9e9enb III
8rano 9eitedt. @ieperbolt Seriu@te
bic 8elaBune Nusfdue> aber fie tpuroe
ipfprt ;urldoetrieben. Ndt taulenb
preuben NIT einem Train i9werer Be-
laeerun9s9eldlbe fino aneefommen
bic Stact 1T Don 10000 Mann unter
Sen. @eroen umrinst. @erpirruns
TT unter ben Tran;plen ein9erihen.
Stiinplt@ wtro bic l1eberz
9abe Der Stabt erwartet.
Der &ronprin3 bat einen neuen@te9
in elmer eroben &6la9t bet GbalpnS
errun9en. ueberaQ Gies ber Deutl@en1
dberau 9lieberlase ter Gransoien.
Son Mublbaulen miro semelbet, sab
bic preubenGrfein beiest baben. Net
ppnt Mou6on perloren pte Trun;r<
fen 1000 @efansene NIT 36 Off3teren;
ipdter bieb es, rab nr9 srobe99aaren\
@efangene nit 54 Sff3teren@ IN bic
6dnte ber Deutl9en felen. Der@er<
luit ber Gronsoien III noridrr @p9e !
,nirb auf minpefenS 10000 Mann 8e>
f9dBt. Sci Gbionpiue unp @rapelette
je 10000. ...1 .,@r+,..s.
Mm Sonntae nar rer Safer nit
feipem Spbn tn Gbalnn6., Sat pdre
Napoleon BON preubildem Militdr, baS |
eine Recpgnosciruns II, BET Ndbe beS
fran,1ff9en 9auptquartier8 sp:nabmtI.
9efaneelt preI 9etSptet pprben.
Der n@onitttutionel" r1elbet, GnaIT
Lamb, Stalten unb Nublanb bdtter 4 d
gum GinIdreiten bebufs6 6erfeQun9 ; eS
Griebens rereinfst. Gtne anoere s )e>
pef4e ia9t, Der xatler tpoQe ;u Gun 1e&,
leines Gpbnes abpanfen uno cte 8 | aifs>
rim als Mesentin einfeben; ab | bis
@oltsitimmuns 1T: Orleans 8 / III
&epublif | ~
1lpnef1r Rrirnettnd /*4!& 4
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Ser ,,@a,tberer" ,,dcb europa.

Sebe @ote esben cine An3abl Gremplare bts
.,gBanberer" mad europa, unb mir n,aten bic
Qtfer betonters aufmertiAm, bab bic l1ebsrieu-
buaa bes Blattes an &ermanbte rnb Greunbe
ienieits bes Oeeans ein febr seeisustss Nittel
If, einen ununterbru&enen gertebr nit benfeI-
Zen ~ unterbalten unb fe ilter bic 3ufanbe
bie{ts 2anbes su unterriaten, beGer als es bur4
8rtefwe9{sl eeldebeu Bnnte.
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Befeuunsen, Brisfe ,s. fiat ia abrtffreu:
"W A n D E r E r ,"
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@tienbabn Tabr<Yldne.
ct. Naul uno NQctfc.

ct. Yaul uno Yaeifc.
Na& ansia. Ct. glcub unt Cant 2apits. - serIaH.n
et paul 7:se g.rasns urb $50 Raamittses; errsidtn
Gauf Napibs 1926 Aa&mttaes xn> 725 &teuta.
st. Paul: Delanu ans g8inmar 2tse:--srla7en q.
den WtQmar 5:Oe abenbs. 3urHdfetrenS serlaaen fe
Diumar $40 Msreens Minneapulis 4:o5 Raamittass;
errei&en st. PAUL 500 abenss.
ct. TauI. Naneapslis nab Delaxp 3lse. - gerIaTen
De!aaU GO Mssssss; Maasas''is 7:5o @stssns srb
aa@mistass ss1 srrs8ea Dsiass Us NSsass. N'''' '" "
ct. PAUL uub ginneappli; Aeesn,ptdtirns< 3uA-Ber-
lift st. Paul 1850 Nersens; erre@t Minneasclis 11:40
@srssns. 8uradtebrsas ssrtSst e @tnseeyoIis ESQ
ct. pam unb @tour Gity.
e. sssfa ssai e.rm qeis xs2%a ss,sai a. a.sm
st. 1axl...... s.55 Ma&m. @antats ....... 8.25 /"
s,!ss ss,s Sfsas SSS ss'a g. g. gss1 gss1,Ss
Gate Superior uno MiFiippi
gsrlaHen Ct. paul Us 1sfm.
gerlaHtn 6tndltq..... 20 Ra4m
8pmmen an IN ct. paxl .................... 600
Milwautee, ct. paul unb Mtnneapp.
lis>319e.
Dnr1,ase mad bem Often (Grprek)
asmmsn an...6.4O Nadm. Oeten at........8:15 Born.
3ommtn on mn S&latmaesen.
@etea ab NIT e9latwass5n 4:o0 Na@m
ARiuneaYoIis un> at. pauI SISe.
&ammen 800 gorm. @ebem ab.......940 gerns.
Scmmeu an....5:30 Na@m. @ebsa ab......5:45 seaAu.
ct. Nanl nns Gbieaso 3ase.
&emmen Gx.....5;2O gta&ua. 0eben ab.. 500 Born.
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Sabr8am8 3.
9a8 - . ffpp to

In ben er etaaen us ganaba betrdst 20 Gts Per Saer
unb uue pom benz Gmpfdneer be fener gpfoee nerfe1'
idbrIit1 porauebe;ablt rerhtn.
Man tam ju ieaer 3eit anf ben "sSanSerer" ae'n'
uiren.
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From the Catholic World.I
DEVIOUS WAYS.
iCoHCludcd.l
CHAPTER III.

! went abroad, through the principal cities
of the old world, and by quiet ways to UMPIRE
tending places, where travellers seldom go. My
heart sought rest and quiet; my soul was be-
ginning to shake off the toTpor- that had en-
chained it; taking in, almost nncousciously,
silent influences that perVaded my whole being.
and" my ears did not refuse 10 hear them.
Across the wide Atlantic some one was pray
ing for me, although l did not know it while
She prayCd-uuc whose face ! ~va!nlv. strove to
Danish from memory, whose voice ran through
the current Of my troubled dreams. And yet
it wirh no hope of winning her love in the
future that l opened my heart and mind to the
study of sacred things. hat idea .ncvcr came
TO me. Tho hole purpose Of my iii" seemed
changed. How often thought of her denun-
riatioh Of nay aiHess rNjstcncr, MY ""j|ett""t.
tastes and careless ways How often than}l"I
her that, all umcousciou=ly though it were, she
had opened to IuC'UUw avenues Of Thought and
action. Better to have loved and lost than
never to have loved at all" aud SO the work
went ~ii--,-++A-+,'tt-surelN my heart I'M
closed to the heavenly dcws tllat fc11 upon ii
and renewed it. l remained some. time in
France and Italy, spent few months in Ger
many, and then returned to England. At the
feet of one of the fathers of the Oratory in
London l made my first confession, and tasted
the ineffablc sweetness of divine compassion.
Nearly two years had passed, and the dolce
non faTUiente life, natural once, grew weari-
some now. At home there was work for me to
.do there lay my field and my mission l did
hot attempt to disguise from myself the pain
land renewal of old wounds that must ineyita-
bly, follow my return. However, l resolved to
nerve myself for the ordeal, and promised my
humidity the struggle would be short, and then
the world lay before me. world in which
there were great things to be learned and con-
.quercd.
parture and received immediate answer,
.asIing me to continue the correspondence. TO
his letter had not replied; and was almost
entirely ignorant Of affairs at home.
landed in New York one bright September
day, and the first feeling of stTangeness van
Iished as | walked through the crowded Streets
and recognized the familiar faces of former ac-
Ipuaintauccs My whilom- landlady received
me with open arms; my old quarters had just
been vacated, and l was speedily renstalled
I had not been in town two days, when Armi-
ltaGe rushed one evening, glad to see me,
and brimful Of news. .-
Strange-freaB of yours that, Ed he said.
AZ came around here one night by appoint
Imeut; old lady met me with the information
that You had sailed that day, couldn't-Ae-
lievc it, Went to Hclens, to if she knew
anything about it; but she didn't, Then felt
sure the whole thing joke. You and she
were such friends that could not think you'd
have gone off in that way, without saying
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can watch her MI unnoticed ,s ,, ia. ;.
Inc deep shadow of the freight, the angel Of
my hearth and home The face is perhans n
S srh,ie more more thoughtful than of old but the
graceful poise and movement: the tr,,s sht e1
eyes are stu as kind and tender as of yore,
tn ana as she sits there .ausing, lay down my
ousy pen ana my full heart throbs with graft.
i tuue anu thankiulness, as l think how lonely
me Would T be without her this happy Christ.
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. CARnGSAL FISHER IN THE TowER.-Cardinal
Fisher, 20 years old, seized as plotter,
tried for his offence, thrust into barge, and
pulled down the Thames. When his boat slip
ped under the archway OF The Water Gate, he
tottered on shore, and, turning to the crowd of
guards and oarsmen about him, said, "As you
have left me nothing else to give you, bestow
on you my hearty thanks" Some of the rough
fellows smiled, though they must have felt that
hearty thanks from good old man who was
about TO die, could do them no harm Lodged
in the Strong Room, he suffered much from the
chill and damp, The belfry not only stood
above the ditch, but lay open to the east wind
and to the river fog Fisher told Cromwell, in
piteous letters, that lac was left without cloth
ing to keep his body warm; yet the fine old
pTelate never lost either his stoutness of heart
or his qTicR sense of humor. One day, when it
was bruited about the Tower that ho was to
suffer death, his cook brought up no dinner to
the Strong Room. " How is this p asked the
prelate when he saw the man. SIR said the
cook, sit was commonly talked of in the town
that you should die, and thErefore tIought It
vain to dress anything for you" "Weli," said
the Bishop, "for all that report thou seest mo
still alive therefore, whatever news thon shalt
hear Of mo make ready my dinner, aud, If thou
seest ms dead when thou CONTEST, eat it thy
sclfD-DiuoHs Her MGjesty's TEcer.
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The Star of the Epiphany
CLEANS in the Eastern sky.
Thus know the waiting Sages
That the Promised Light is nigh
NLn,AEaby the happy,
Aud in Atrica's burning cline.
They have waited III their Kingdoms
tOr\the coming of this time.
A voice, came from the desert,
light is in the skies
Now the Day-Star in its brightness
Through the darkness doth arise;
While Heaven.lit souls are waiting,
The Long Desired draws near;
And the star of His Epiphany
shines above Him bright aud clear.
Ale is risine.iH Ills Reautv,
And health is in His Wings
\ Priest with many Diad.ms,
lgn0intrda king Of kings:
And now their hearts ale burning.
\ they sec the urutniscd Star
That t"iis them Of Tire Bridegroom
" u" cometh from UfaC.
They t.irry OF norIfngeK
As they 7preb upon tb,.if way
Der mountains and through deserts
u" tbs rising Of the Day.
q hey taIIN not u1e liugurN
When they know that il IS lie
" h" to the honsc Of hlnda5c
,-- Hath come Ia set Them free.
=Hnd soon those royal Sage A
u'.' - 4 I',rt'., > 4. go 4 y
az nfct r''rr1r rrGu- r..-ss-.--sr enc
With offerings iu their Lao n:
u.rr tlry found Ia" iraE Gar"C'rd
With litr Mu3l-rr the bright Queou,\
I.uf.I,~H- " ifrHe-' Mari
Upon earth has never h,on. y
rroy found the Lord or.Glory y
Hui ',uult before Him dion, Y
-ir ti.-t fujis ct the GrutiicS,
Three fearless loving men:
Thrg lurlt h,s.te His Cradle
And hri,r" Him they un"alied
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authority of the Diocese, to supply a
admitted want-in; New Orleans. and II
manly devoted to the interests . .ho.
Catholic Church.
10 prevent all failure, and to guarantees
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Improved q sas 1fost REQ A.sasssaeys
We approve of the aforesaid upt.s,s
taking, and commend it to the Catholic
of our Diocese.
j. M. ARcHnrsHop OF NEW oR1rANs.
December la, 1867.
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CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
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