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poetrn,
OUR FATHER RULETU ALL.

I'VE are glad to publish below another poeticsI
eA,sion Grom one Of our West sumner correspond
euts, from whom we should be happy to hear
of.en.l
Twas eve. In the rich mans parlor,
There was uaugh, but mu IA and glec,
No saddened face, no fearful eye,
But each heart was light and free.
Upon the marble table
Were books and pictures rare,
And around 1t stood the children,
The Hsirest Of the fair
The mother glanced with tenderness
On the little group dear,
And smiled. as she thought of the future,
All the tempter was drawing near.
She thought only Of fame and riches,
Which her darling ones might win.
Vain mother thou hast forgot
That this world IS full OF sin.
Dream on;-suJ yet remember,
That Thy castle ia the air
May DC shattered by the storm king,
OH be watchlul, and beware.
Again It's eve. Ten years have flown,
Aad changes have been wrought;
The rich mans son has now become
poor torsakcn sot
The daughters, once so pure and fair,
Have len their home in shame;
Alas they DO not dare 70 own
Their fathers honOred name.
The mother sits in her lonely home
And the tears fail thick aud fast,
A. She thinks OF the present agony
And then Of the happy past
Thy lesson thou hast learned too late,
Thy heart is broken now,
We know il by the suyercd hair,
Andfhe lines upon thy brow.
Alas that thy hopes once cherished,
should like airy castles fall;
Thou must meekly learn submission,
Tor our Father ruleth GR
RETTA.
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A chemist in Australia has made an
important discovery. a new test for blood
stains, which is very delicate and sure.
1t consists in the application OF tincture
of guaiaculn and oxygcnized ether (per-
oxide of hydrogen dissolved in ether) to
the stain, when it turns TO beautiful
blue. Even in the case of blood stain
twenty years old. the test showed the
same result. This is regarded by scien-
tific men as very valuable discovery.
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Il NctC Danger.

An English paper says it is really terri
bic to find ont every day some new
danger to which we are exposed. If
there is one thing which people have
hitherto conided in, 1t is pill.box; it is
allowed TO lie about anywhere, it is shut
up in drawer or n cupboard, or is
carried in the pocket A general panic
will therefore be caused in many house
hold by the account given in the Pharma-
cautical Journal OF what recently befell n
lady for whom doctor had prescribed
twenty-four pills, each containing two
grains Of the oxide of silver, twenty
fourth ofa grain of muriate of morphia,
and - sutiiciency" OF extract of gentian,
tho pills being coated with silver in the
usual manner. The pills, it is stated.
were delivered 10 the patient in an ordi-
nary pill-box; but the lady, being in her
nursery, and having no pocket in her
dress, placed the box in her bosom,
probably next the skin. Little did this
unfortunate lady know the deadly peril
which awaited her. In three.quarters of
an hour a severe explosion occurred her
nndericlothes were reduced TO tinder,
she was seriously burned, and, but that
she had the presence of mind 10 ex-
tinguish the flame with her hands, would
probably have been destroyed.
Oxide Of silver. being reduced by con-
TACT with vegetable extracts, is, il seems,
in the habit OF exploding. 1t is really as
well people shond be made aware OF the
danger they run, in order that they may
have magazines for pill boxes attached to
their dwellings. We should also be glad
to know if pills of thi. nature are liable
to explode after they are swallowed. No
information is given on this point, which
is of some little importance but the Lam
Get. for our consolation, under the head Of
Things not Generally known says
that similar occurrence has been known
in compromising the extract Of colocynth
with the oxide of silver. and that with
crcosote or oil Of cloves this salt is re-
duced to the metallic state with the pro-
duclion OF heat, amounting often 10 IN cx-
plosion. In fact. there arc some pills,
which are nothing more nor less than in
iernal machines, and people with vol
canic tempcraments and undermined
constitutions, for whom they are pre-
scribed. should he careful 10 take them
in secluded spots, where no one but them
selves can be injured in the event Of tho
explosion.
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"A dusting of plaster or SCOT. single
or combined, on cabbage plants. in the
dew of the mornings. has an excellent
effect on their growth.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-20

A BRIEF OF PIUs 1X.-The following
Brief, addressed to Mgr. de Segur, contains
significant words, which our readers will
know how to interpret:
"Beloved son, health and Apostolic
Benediction.
"Your labors and your writings have no
other object but the service of the Church
and the increase of religion, as your letter,
so full Of submission and respect, signally
testifies. 1t is on this account that the
presentation of your recent work on the
Council has been especially agreeable to
us. Nothing, indeed, can he more useful
than to place before fnen just ideas with
respect to it, and to point out the folly of
the monstrous prejudices excited every day
in their minds with so much art.
'As to the perturbations which affiict
you, they occasion us He- uneasiness. Is it
matter of surprise that the powers of
darkness, vanquished On every occasion
when the whole Church is united together
against them, should at this moment array
all their forces against the Council now as
sembledf
Perceiving that the plots devised by
wicked men do not suffice to accomplish
their designs, they now lay snares even for
those whose dispositions are upright they
seek to create division in their opinions, so
as at least to derive advantage from the
evils which dissension begets, to keep mat
tiers in suspense, and thus to retard as long
as possible the fatal blop achich they knov
they cannot escape.
':But the virtue of the Holy Spirit is
with the Fathers CT tie Sacred Council.
This Divine Spirit assists and guides by
His inspiration the Bishops gathered to-
gcther in the name of Jesus Christ around
His Vicar For this reason we do not for
an instant doubt that the very articles of
the enemy will turn, sooner or later, to the
glory of God, the profit Of the Church, and
the greater good of souls.
"Let us call to mind that Peter was re-
proved for having doubted when he began
to sink, and let US combat with all the more
energy, and pray with more faith and per-
severance, when the condition of things
seems to us to become more critical.
s.With this object we solicit for. YOU
with all our heart the abundance of Divine
grace, and, as pledge of this favor, and q
testimony of our special good will towards
you, we give you. with fervent/love, the
Apostolic Benediction.
"Given at Rome, the 22nd of January,
1870, in the Gath year of our Pontificate:.
'PIUs TX. Pope"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-20

MISSIONARY LIFE IN THE NORTHWESTERN
the interesting series of letters on the Winnie
peg Missions nov being published in the New
York Freemays .Jouymal-an extract from one of
which We Published last week-we e nd the fol-
lowing from of the Mssioners at Great
slaye Lake, taken from private letter:
/lly dear Eiend-Bishop Faroud has just ar
rived from Providence He administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation to twenty-five per-
sons and Holy Communion to fifty. He alsb
baptized eleven grown up persons. His Lord
ship remained only few days, and then re-
turned to the Providence Mission. / have been
working lately very hard. have got up dur
ing the spring daily at one in the morning, and
dug in the garden until five. Then went into
the bouse, said Mass, and after my meditation
was over, / cooked my own breakfast-gener-
ally a boiled tish-for have no potatoes, and
have one now and then a deicacy during
the winter. I would consider few onions as
n great treat in my present home. The Indians
will be i'll from the hunt in a few days, anda ,
soon as they arrive must attend to them ex
clusively, and it will be too late to attempt
sowing afterwards. was going to visit the
net lately, and as it blew u heavy gale ut the
time, 1 was rather afraid venture the
lake, but, as my larder was empty, ventured
to launch my canoe. Ny attempt was . wit
less one, for it as much as could do to
reach the net and found it utterly impossi-
BILE to raise it out of the water. So had to
return home, and had no dinner all that day.
In the evening 1 went again, the wind had now
fallen, and found three fishes in my net, and
/ thanked God sincerely for my supper.
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THE CINCINNATI SCHOOL QUEsTIoN.-The
New York Nation, a Protestant paper, reviewing
the late decision of Cincinnati court on the
School question, thus concludes:
The theological discourses of the court can
not but be regarded as unfortunate in every
respect for the settlement of the question, as
there is hardly one of its propositions which
will bear examination, Or which Catholic,
jew or Nationalist will not vehemently dispute
The very authority and value it claims for the
Bible, and the influence, it ascri6es to it in
morals, will add fresh fuel to the flame of Ca
tholic zeal; for everything the Judges ascribe
to the Bible Catholics aseri9 pc to the Church l
the Court says it does, the more reason there is
why good Catholic should not ALLOW his chill
dren to hear it read. Sound policy, if not duty,
prescribed to the Court as close an adherence
to the law of the case, and as steady avoid
ance of theological speculation as possible.
We have never yet heard or read OF discourse
on matters pertaining to religion from the
iudicial bench that was not calculated to make
the iudicious grieve and the scotfer laugh. We
are now fairly in for one of the most exciting
questions the country has ever had to deal
with.
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A MAN OF THE AGE.-It once occurred to us
to demonstrate with Frenchnan, who avowed
total Indifference to all religions, and to receive
the following triumphant reply: {" Je sais dc
mon siccle-I am a man of the age" The
liberalistc Catholics, many of whom have not
vet begun to be liberal, and have almost ceased
to be Catholic, use the same argument. Let
us belong to our age, they say, and let the
Church be on good terms with the world. 1t
is inopportune to oppose the current or to con-
denim the maxims of modern society The
Bishop of Hebron, in discourse which he
lately delivered at st. Andrea della Vale,
noticed this school OF thought. He proved,
saws an eminent French journalist who heard
lin, that is only the truth which belongs to all
ages which can mako ga man of the age" fFThe
man of the age, according to liberal Catholics,
is the man of to-day, that is to say, of period
which has no existence. To-day did not exist
Yesterday, and will not exist tomorrow, and
for that reason is not even to-day. 1t knows
not what is really going on, because it takes
no account of what has already happened, nor
of what will happen hereafter. 1t is not link
in n chain, but a fracture. 1t can neither tell
what to advise nor what TO debut tie man
of truth, the man of Christ, is really the man
of to-day, because he belongs, like Christ, both
to Yesterday and tomorrow" For this reason
we yentured to respond to the Frenchman
alluded to above: " A Christian belongs to
every age, and especially to the age of the
future" The Catholic shares this privilege
with the Church, which alone has power to
impart it, because she is, like her founder, "the
same yesterday, to-day, and for ever."-Ec.
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is put SO clearly before him as the inevitable
result of selfdestruction that if the idea did
enter his head it would never be put in execu-
ton. The Ingenious verdict of TEMPORARY in
sanity, in which we cloak revolving and
stupid act would be fairly applicable to the
few wretches who cut their threats in Ireland.
I am sorry to have learned Il am not looking
out in this Communication, depending on the
result Of inquiry and observation,) shat drunk
enness is largely on the Increase in Ireland,
and to such an extent thatI believe the priests
would give strong support to suppressive
(not tetotaD bill. The magistrates are all
too ready to confer licenses on pnblic-houses,
even more ready thar, they are in England.
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CINCINNATI.

7.
have sold Burnett & Co.'s Toilet Gogds and FtdUorlng
Ertraets for several ears Their articles exceed
ingy select always giving TO the
most Their sale has steadily Increased
with me to present time take pleasure in recon-
mendng them. =e-..~ =. -..>~-
Respectfully, JOHN u PAEh,
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HAVANA,

HAvANA, IT,
Gent1emeu-I take pleasure is stating that BurettS
Standard sold extensively throughout
the island Cuba and Porto hico anu that they arc
Giving constantly increasing satisfaction
Yours, faithfully, JAS MiLAW1OS.
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RITTSBURO,

TITTsBUR0, PA, Aug 2. Is65.
truly certify to tho superior quality OF BurnetS
PrepardhOTs Ny customers express preference Tor
them their large sales confined to these who
know them by constant use. JOSEPH FLEMINu'
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Feb. Z, 1870
Geutlcinen-we selling large quantities of your
Cocoane and 1t regarded the finest hair preparation
in the MARKET also sell all Of your preparations
and thcy regarded as very superior
Yours, truly, WIN. IL. BROWN & BROS,
Wholesale Druggists
BALTIMORE. Feb s, 1870
f;entlemen-I have sold yeur Ftaro,iag EItrdets In
competition other makers during entire bust
ness experience consider them superior any other
articles of the kind have
Very truly yours JORDAN STABLER,
Grocer Suudries)
baltimore, Feb Z, 1870
Dear Strive have during almost entire business
career your E1tracs and consider them second to
none we have seen Very respectfully,
Nj C0NEEY 81 LAWSON,
tGrOcer's Sundries)
BALTIMORE, Feb :. 1870.
Gents-For the past ten years have sold Burnetts
rarorug and it gives pleasure
To add our testimony their uniform good quality.
They invariably give satisfaction every hoasekeeper
and cake baker wbo'us them. -.
Respectfully, u. H. REESE 84.oS.
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SRiNG ON.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. a.
GentlemeB-we constantly reminded by our job
hing and of their unqualified preference
for yOur Standard ar0rng Extracts over all Others now
in the market W1Chotf q o,SAoOHN'
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JOHN d, PARK,
Wholesale Medicine Dealer.
MEMPHIS.

MRsPlIIs, TENN. March 81 1866.
Burlctts Standard FaUorin9 Extracts rank highest Of
any in market and sales large and increasing
' Yours etc j. n. OLIVER 81 co.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEASs Feb. IA. 1870
Gentemen-Your Preparations for tho Toilet aud your
Fap6ring for culinary uses, maintain their
reputation for superiority. IN.
Your Cologne Water is preferred in many families TO
any other foreign or domestic. Yours truly, , 90 F.
fe29 L. D. hHAhA d W.
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A CARD.
TES TIM ONIAL S:

NEW YORK. ,a-a
NEW YORK, Jan. 8, 1886.
Messrs Joseph Burnett & Co.
-Geuts-Iurr.ett's Standard Preparations stand high
among leading staples in line of trade Rxpsri
that enjoyed by the articles of your anufac
ture, can only be endorsed by genuine merit
Yours respectfully, DEMAS, BARNES g. CO.
New YoRK Jan. 81, 1870
Gentlemen-Your Standard Toilet frepnrations and
FYaroriu1 Extracts continue to enjoy enviable
mutation and immense sale sold QUE lot of one hun
bred gross the United States Govern
-ment few days since. $1,000.
Yours, truly, JOAN r; uENki,
Successor to Dennis, Barnes q Coz
believe Burnets Faeorin9 E1tracts possess the su'
poriortv claimed for them. e. &. HAZARD,
f' II Grocer sundries)
G. G.. YVELIS,
r tGrocer's Suudries)
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OFFICE OF BuRNHAMs & VANscHAAcK

wholesale Druggists, Chicago
GentlemenIt is with pl.asu we add our testimony
In the suDerority of goods bearing your name With
onr rade they become standard, and their real
merits render the most satisfactory goods OF the
Ind that sye handle. evidence viii please ship
Ms at once by l. Co., via G. R. L. Coz 10 gross Coco
afne gross KalIiston, gross o. Tooth Wash gross
Wbcombs n. Cure, 10 gross Ext. Lemon, 1O gross E&
vanilla gross Extracts, asst. Draw usual
Yours truly, BURNHAMS Il YANSCHAAChf
CHICAGO. March . 1868.
Gentlemen--Ye cheerfuv add our testimony in favor
Of your Standard Ftaroyi"g E<fractS We nave SOFA
them for ten wears past during which time We nave eS
perine,tn in others and that yours give the pest
tuuur customers. We are conSlncsd that
ey arc the very Fiavoring Extracts Ia ths eenn-
try. Nours truly sr,>,rf,S- e. ~,
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March 3, 1859.
GentIemen--Our sales for your CocoaIne as also ior
your other Standard Preparations and EStraees nave
Increased with ms year to year ana nave norne
evidence of extensive use in the west anyways
y;yi,a eItira safiafactiOn TO oil customer.
sven nnSrs trnIv FULLER, FINCH IL FULLER
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
I oU1s1AsA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 100 Common street.
Capital Invested in Undoubted Securities
$600,0O0.
rates of PREMIUM and pays losses In New Orleans New
York, Liverpool London, Havre, Paris or bremen, al
Fire INSURANCE on Brick Dwelling Houses and Furni
sp and Ii .,
of Merchandise and other risks proporonatey
a aHAs c ahaaaS; President c's President.
J. r. ROUX. Secretary. '.i3 3m
MOUND CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
(of ST. Louis, Missouri) 4
LOUISIANA AGENCY: =
No. 8 Story Building, Upstairs.
OFFICERS FOR LOUISIANA BRANCH:
Judge Il. p5esls ssn,
j. n. rorwELh .1 S g. 11A'stss n1rvu,n. M D.
1. =, ,, NEW oRlnAss'bH e.; p + n.to,
%s' Sssss%S s1i IT,.
All kinds of Life Policies issued by this Company
and forfeiting after an annual payment ja16 ~
DIEDMoNT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Home Office, Richmond, Virginia
P Poeies issued s1 in a Little over Two $500
GAsa1se!os Richmond, VI: PrssiSsnt
DANIEL ]. HARTsooK. Secretary
~. Sn.s X ssifrii
D. p FAckLER ----------..-- Actuary-
Directors:
5:asss %ss.s $srf %sas::
Ae1 s Fsmer A II K hsfaHns vrs6a Williams
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Directors:
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Attorney .............-..........R Robert Pngh.
Medical Examiners .-...........D rs PIN and Scott.
General State Agent. Dabney d Maury
Solicitors. Col Dan Wilson. Major F 81 Wigfall.
jag 3m Office. 50 Carondelet street.
cECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Assets. % so, o Gee
Number of Policies issued from january, 1863.
January, 1870. $685. insuring. ,0O0, 0OO
An policies ncontestable and FORGETTING, without
restriction residence or travel.
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for the benefit of the survivor Charges extra rates
on females p. A. BARKER, General Agent
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RHlLApELRHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30 1860.
Gentlemen-We have been selling Burnens F9droria1
Extracts number of years and our customers pro-
nounce them unequolled BY any in the eouniry
Yours, truly RHODES q 90,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. .. 1870.
conference.-the have been selling Bur'ieHS FLaroring
Extracts toilet goods for years and regard
them as the most satisfactory goods In their line that
nave in the market we always recommend them with
oonfdence and disappointed In the renults-
The sales Of them steadily ON the increase and we
nrenaratons Of the same kind Yours. truly.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWDON,
y I Wholesale Patent Medicine Dealers.
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.BURHErT'S PREPARATIONS.

|
BURNETT's
STANDARD PREPARATIONS.
oocoAINE.
A Compound of Cocoa. nut Oil. etc, for tine Hair.
ELoRiMEL.
A Delightful Perfume for tho Handkerchief
kALLIsTON.
Cosmetic for removing Freckles, Tan, Sunburn, ETC.
ORIENTAL TooTH-wA
An Elixer for Preserving and Beautfying the Teeth
and Gums
BURNETTs COLOGNE WATER.
Unrivalied in Richness and Deiicacy of Perfume.
JONAS WHiTOoMB's REMEDY.
For Asthma, Rose Cold Hay Fever, etc.
euRNETT's STANDARD FLAvoRiMo
EXTRACTS:
For Cooking Purposes.
The above named articles manufactured solely by
the Proprie.ors Tho names and titles thereof are
Trade Marks secure the public and Pro-
prietol againss imposition by the Of spu
rious articles All unauthorized use OF these trade
A'"' 40 W. ~ ~ JOSEPH BURNETT & co.
CARD.
We present thanks the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon our Preparations
They stood the test Of time and competition and
have established universal reputation ior purity and
efficacy.
Encouraged in endeavors, shall maintain the
STANDARD QUALITY
of our manufactures regardless of and trust that
their will continue to elicit the
favor of the public. - ,,, ~
BOSTON, January 1870
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The above named articles are manufactured solely by
the Proprie.ors. The names and titles thereof
adopted as Trade Marks the public and Pro-
prieto, aeans IMPOSITION by the introduction Of spu.
rious articles All unauthorized OF these trade.
marks will be promptly prosecuted
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MECHANICS AND TRADERS, INSURANCE co
No. Ia Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS La.
Socits Fire. Marine and River Risks Mt lowest Rates.
CHAs. EN6sTFELp, LLOYD r. CoLEMtS.
Secretary. President