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At
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M,. James Holland widow Of the late james honAn1.
.o,icitor. Preston, England has made the M ~
donation of fifty thousand dollars to~ara. ~. 49,, town
,crc..nu tho means Of educating the poor In snAs
= .o.D...on With the Catholic Churches we woaiu
,sosnrs in recording similar act of any indivia
nal in this city who would contribute to school ,ans
o,t.pt relieve parents now taxed to educate
tho cbarou Of others We do not desire the dens0 %
any of our rich friends but In the course "a ss -
-. .nch n thing should happen We wouiu "i "
80. ,ono,rinp form flied out II give ana Do
- 70 the MoENrxo STAB AND CATHOLIC MEsskN
arn nubshed in the city Of New Orleans, ai0resaia
Ea,rcd bv competent authority the beat Ca,hoi
printed in the Southern states-the sum OF "''
,bousand dollars, be applied to the
said paper, before mentioned" tawyer srI :,
| ,onrd fee for what we here furnish gratis an" -"
our berality will be appreciated, not alone oy IN
dying-but by the living also
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.;n on the principle that those who are devoted 70
and literature ought be deemed brothers. NO
- hat nation they may belong, the Royal irisn
osSsmv and the University OF Dublin asked the ou.
Ssr,ty Of Gottingen to join them in endeavor,ns ~
protect Paris from bombaramens Inc Inc, .p nr,ne,oal
- ,,antaI culture The reply was very rouRn'
Ito to tho effect that Paris does not deserve %
s1sred on that account for that has been the
spripa Of many barbarous wars and tina. Dublin
the TO protest against the war begun oy
Tulv than to seek to protect Paris, Inc ..n,
does not reflect much credit on those VINO sen
sh'"u ~..t,on ia not now who began the war, IN
~ aontnues It, thus prolonging narrowing scenes Q
conflict spreading des0ason among n
"nan. millions. The suggestion was honorable y
nmin and it 10 to be regretted that 1t met Win
-uda
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b.o leave to inform our respected conireio y.
80 cr,,.ader that the article alluded to
i0A"9 nrerf,e column, was not contributed to TINS pa
IN hnt was copied, SO far we recoect from SOM
ionrnal which fniled to indicate tho source
,re can assure friend that his Saiuno0 M
siahus ,,hho,dinr proper credit take pleasure
cling its merits and recommending 1T to gen
ackno"euS " wohave no hesitation in saying tina
eFal the best of its kind and should find pae
" i,~euile library of every Catholic fanny j" ~
| md
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so vary strange instances of superstition nave VI
49,. ,., mentioned in the English papers ana IL Is
rather surprising doubt 10 some to learn ,na' .
- Not occurred in poor Popsh" Ireland hecen"S
man was drowned in the Severn, near be"aiy IA " VI
cestershire and when the inquest was o'ei' ~
accompanied by her soma lad oil ,nan,s
-, ,ho bovs hand nine times across the dead man
-. T., or5er that certain wens which dshgurea n''
recl. might disappear Strange to say the chiei con
.,,,e rat;aed the superstitious imagination Oh 'he
o,on and s,,e went through the ceremony winch o'
DENLY gave her satisfaction. Protestant eels
writing to the Times from the east OF Eneianu s
that in his neighborhood similar ihs'an'' nd
s 49, rornc neraous into contact with dead body
.. .Ss deceased in that had died OF typhus IL
.s. terrible disease propagated so e1ten.ivel
that large number of persons fell Victims - S
raord,nsrv how long these superstitious customs NV
Notwithstanding all that We hear about the
al Nineteenth century"
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,-.-.,,son regime in Austr q Is beginning 20 ,0eI
The n,out tho Holy Father something more than
all this embarrassing it is said that the n,sser
someWna. about to forbid the various Catholic
OF from meeting together in popular
nes in any other place than the to
Ole a,,,,,on We suppose the Freemasois "iSn "
asSoeias aIoa,o,o,v of propagating their cult.
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The numerous friends of Rev. Father
-, ,, 90 ba.- from hm-and that in the way
.,ct.r;.,ie Of hi. seIf-saeri6cDg life. In another
conmn we copy from Limerick paper the introae' on
70 most intercstin- account of tie proceedings at'en
~ a.. ,,in Of a mission In tina. city. The series OF
N,Issons given by the EedemPtOrists In Ireahu
leen most fruitful, and the local papers
| refer to the. effects produced oy F"'"et
| quepce.
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SMEADoWBRdoK ADVENTURE
,Concluded.I

lConcluoco'i ,r;v :
90 rot her up the steps nea anhed the
I; but in a short time meet n omen the single
tno .,.;SL Looked out from the oe!tot
o Nv. anoi air revived her almost lns. ~
Lila her up for a moment ny 'n heyil-
I'D as she opened her eyes WIN AIN her.
4 stare, tried to say w Ud then burst in
Eezed NJ me c n bend fell forward on my
.,,;no dear lady," said l, You arc 90
III Collect your strengUh as through |
4 am going to let You 10"
se"rse,fv she asked staggering TO n'A
s,ro yourself easy about me; e. only
nm Inv the same way: You donger.n
calm, and ,ah there i had add descended from
Repe Wy s,;il hanging there: whipp%ISI
e5 Mas omd cut it off as high as co ;.h;,
mn, st,;ii enough left to reach WIND
-. feet of the ground. 1 lieu t ~ ~ 60 that
sist, wrapping my niti Soa as possible, gave it
~ cn rnnnd the windlass OF inc oe t,,e
I nv hold, and then shouted " dJer
Rtueh to nut up their longes1 i 49, 7
ti,a window. A cheer toio m
understood, and o 0sisse finished, I saw
Fe descea' oaoinst the wall, and two -,
eg raisea, - w. standing ready to receive
5..s...., sa;d I, "you have only 10 Ds ;th Won
~ Yourself clear OF the f sroh to diminisl
~ grasp tne ,U waist. and trust me fof IN
.,w WA so near the floor that taef
ssssIa difaculty in her genus v;ndlas
my feet tir@ eayyef ssH1nSSS but as fast as
j Dwered awa raased roaring of the mans !:
i JOE me that had not seoo of ar
Mtsa onenipg had made In tue stror
had. of course, cfea'sa =ss NO
Y in the tower, ana 'I Her feet touch'
IN J. In Of the ladder just as III
enoss Io ',ord If The end of the rope.
~ is k',y arms received her, ana ~ ~ v. ~
+i,a Hoor of the lumbeE-roo9tn &c wa,
~ ~. in with an awful S Sarse mass of smo
m ins.1a ars' bnrst forth, as II oeicn
NJ 'i o aud in less than q mlnuSo :.
.seil as the interior OF the S1mU nav y
"A. ~ an flames. Not soon enoI is1rd to "a
~ s*8h what aa tbe nresence of mind, WI
II Goo uS" 4o know what was comiI
= 90 precious moments mgnS r wa
nG the rope from aronno nSl " :
~ Cher end out OF the VIZ and
Jaw net 80, the ladder just IN 7! ~
leo nea = crv of horror as sacrln
.ISssS of escape, and, lookrnE III
- S. - red sehseless away oticnr
me- vas, 1 could not help r1S;Ii ght
49, 49, --skSsfisRr of the scene. l"iSra
assssk ..3@ - night but the red gla4IhU -e
!. ~ ia surrounding Objects ana r Sd,u
: % 9Icla ~ q earthly light upon the eu upi
a ~ ~ 80 erowd. saw women RUM rum;
and froy sanging their w aahoS IN Where $
Z men log - nsss,sss;on of mingled fright and
On so s.sa 4 mile of rope, it would nave
lc y ;sa to mo now The pp q u.
z Ontsifa et I myself down without
'2s ~ nsS ,,,idst of them. thougne q
ing i9ss sR g could get back to the roo a;Ie
i beskE9 sht let myself down at oIe T nes,
10. s.sshh s long I enough to reacn lake nIs
~ n2s u p If III escaped with h nipHs
Be sa Hssse the sD SoPo where it "
s' bell s 3S5 s ssgsn few sS Pfs feet
50 enc away in my hand 'n'
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when English TsrS e. ESGS SisSS after at
drank s whence the word bumper
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innocent young facd 1hacn nau 80 1s.. hinsh
me. She started my voice. uesp o, u." :.
snffused her featutss- she nessSe ga "v r;th =
she cast down nSE s5es ana o S""r, than
maiden q. and sss sss s..s ssas
NINE. - ,,,,,. ~ raneatina all the fool |
uso Nv ~. IL - si,a yrnrk hnlf hour. This
was ss the Hss Fossshs who had watched over
NY ~ ~ ~ as1irinyn. III never occurred
to oG ms, When 70. Bovldsr made his LAST pug.
En0g reMs.ns XIV. IN xo;stress of Meadow
h moo Honss. III Miss Forsythe was the niece
Of thai GOOD lazy n an1 on . visit for
the SSrss time ii i,cr life, Tho aunt came into
tne Io0M .sSSs "A interrnuted acknowl-
P0ssuMLy u ~ rIs71he xnarter. and beginning
eagme1ssss. = .s.h ~ T1h;oh look upon a.
ons 's q shs Slss.inss of my life. Tom came
cacs, ~, y, .oi8 me for breaking out of
t Sannds 3 before Nan regularly
py my PnystClens - 500 Tive sia.ticity which
sRatK.Ae ~ s ~ e. nv whole frame that
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AND scoUEEths i s,rs .
S e : t. ees P RSS5es x: q IS IS
81 Of bis 3 frisnde "a Il se sss d
abiished biTnesstI 1--we ~ pla !
,ain n;sI, o. csrS and dis sgE;a :
esEsabiishm&, wsss pssisll
tie count PrO"p~p0s'
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Mrs. Chadwick was crouching at her
husband side, having stolen into the
dim-lit library where he was seated.
''She has told you all, Eleanor was
his faint. quiet answer.
''All, john and she has opened my
eyes to the light esteem in which held
noble love like yours If you will only
consent to call those words of mine I'M
said-if you will only consent to forget
all my past unreasonab!cness and folly,
Il" Here sobs choked the plead
ing voice, and John Chadwick stopped
low above that figure by his side, while
some great, heavy tears, us none but
strong men weep, fell softly, one by one,
on Eleanor's hands and bosom.
You will begin all over again." he
murmured, finishing his wife's broken
sentence. $50 be it, Eleanor, and may
God prosper your new resolve y