The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
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: in Pennsylvania, among the Baptis,s, they
have one Elder Knapp, aiais :" The Evana, elst, .
elan for sick souls when the original family
doctor finds that his pharmacy has lost it's eff
cacy" The elder, while stirring up ''refresh-
ing revival in the Bercan Baptist Church,
preached against swearing, and said, :" / will
give You, my dear friends, picture from II
SCENE in hcll. The devil is sitting in his private
office, receiving the souls they are brou gllU
I to him from the upper world. la comes an in
fernal jailer, conducting soul to everlasting
| flames: Who were yoh 2 asked the devil, as
the. culprit brought to where he was sit
ting. Secretary Benjamin, of the Confederate
| Cabinet, was the reply. OH yes, knew you
| We're coming said the devil, as he turned the
Secretary's name. Il always show considera-
ton to those that have shown it to me. I've
! got to take you in, but I'll try and make you
as comfortable possible Show Mr.. Benja-
min to Il place as near as yon can get him to a
current of air. The next arrival was man
who had killed his mother-in-law, and was
hung in Cincinnati Take him away said the
devil, but treat him kindly. The chances are
! two to one that he isn't to blame. L remember
! his case. His mother -in-law came here three
weeks ago She looked as though she wanted
| killing. She's over in No. G:5. Put him there,
! and set the old woman i'll front of tho furnace.
No G3 is tao cecil for Pretty another
victim arrives. What has brought you here?
H." rsnIv an, hsr i,sr n'..nls - sno M..,
! Because you sworei 2 asked the devil, rising
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! his fist down on The table, there isn't corner
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the traveller Ill Spain should he over-troIshled
with bc|%arS 1t he Is recogniznd as II
foreigner Ne Is sure to be conii>catch to some
extent. Why nott If, however, he learns 20
a'N: j." hrdonf usfea. .poy' Nos,, Hn@'a"o"
" For tIod sake, my brother, will You excuse
me r. The b"Ggar VIII cease to Whine his pc
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spaihlii, Inau unS Mhoio 1iso' IL W in'eL ~ 10
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+hnnsM aa.r S Inv, tbo Mnn~s ba a.r
been harmed by frost or much wasted by time |
The CITY has look of Bapdad or some other |
Eastern city The houses are made to suit the |
climate and not only give the idea of Oriental |
luxury Init convey the impression of comfort |
strength and seclusion
pon;5;,, NJ 7boy,1t an D,eom;n, A vary, 70. |
,,ariEaLIs c;ronmsfonca and an ;wnortant 11oint
Of anain9y u ia savs DR. Forbes Winslow To he |