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In the Penney lvynia diocese 50 rector has
been tried unheard, condemned without =
hearing, and held up to common obloqgy."
The Rev. Mr.. Cheney continues as re re- hs,s
dreadful tidipgs that the Rev. Mr.: Wy
sey has consented to preach IL rbs core.
spondents, a. usual, all write 10 iAult-
finding frame Of mind Nothing :ss%.
nor burying, nor praying, nor singing nor nor
preaching; while the clergy men s Nh
ally. Bishop Onderdon's case is revived
to the extent of two columns ana .
half, a. if there were not trouble
enough already. If We may be permitted
to express an opinion. secular Is s We are
it would be that, "the Church has great
cause for thankfulness that SO few OF ner
Disputes are of the slightest consequence
except as exhibitions of human 'nnrmi'y
Besides, to balance great superhulty o.
words, and debate promising to De per
petual, we lave all the good WORKS !.
which High Church, and Broad C G%nea,
and Low Church, and High and Dry Churcl
are engaged equally.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY.
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULlNEs
Two Miles below New Orls.ns

This xa,sh -. 1nsv With their
moro than esn.nry ne; nnb III notice,
sn ss e 4.
sduea.on pursued BY Of thi. Establish
sss;, ssS. t sRas IL Wit, With
and or@ing their 70 ,s1s
70 = to sh s.S TO Of oasr and
to e. shs
snoe secures the morals and the Wiling
s Psp: Of ..
no%inason. admitted 9, Is u:sa
II esuy with proprisy at the
e1f5 sas. health Of pupil.
sos for :ss
% sSs ot7 ss
81 Hs: Mhsa
Physician Is in immedase and timely notice
to their parents Or embraces the fol
Objects. English French .nga.Ssss
O.. .1 Of the SaSs.
mstry taught the hghe. eisssss p DnTin n
2si1s. etc. sh'
needlswork, etc Particular pA'' "
* .s md
.s';,og :s:s s.yiss s in
eend and third February and june each "a 90
Day Scholars per session $685. payable IN .a 4s 90
| EntIenco toI NC ny - ~. SnS.ii.r. ..-...... W
No deducti. eis made for those " no are tmcs w.
fore the end Q TERM nor for accidental soeehcss
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and tho Use OF maps snu o OF
, | Term :. -.......... O(
uslS P1L T., .,,n,.nt. r,ar month
EoI VIC o.o ~ ~; Ha,ar S,5 psnr;is per month. Ot
UtSMnR, n ~, a. Ot
| HrsiusIs ~ 20 -........ U
| esnlng Per ~. hon ~ th;n1 Sa.:nn ......, o.
xSAPonsos ~. sno -, a.nsnse. r.r term u
Books necessary the different classes may be inr
niahed by the themselves. or procured ~
"aeab. Symsnt a. hook seilers' prices nol3 jyl
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
q49qqYqY9qY

TO THE WOKkIN!I Glass;. W . Irs mo~ y, bnn,
IN furnish all casses with constant employment ~ NOME
the whole of the for the spare momens bne,.
light aud profitable and %,
ona sum by devoting their whole time to the ST
Eovs and girls earn nearly much as men, Ihat an
who ace this notice may send their adares anu tes
the bns;ness e make this unparalleled ofer 10 sucn
tne m SUI ,. satis6ed we viii send 81 pay for the
trouble of Writing. Full particulars valuable sam PIE
which will do commence work on, and copy OF Ah
PeonIe's Literary Companon-one OF the largest ana
b. miy newspapers pubshed-ail sent Tree ny NAL
pa.der n Won want profitable work address
| f. Am e. e. ALLEN 81 CO.. Augusta. Mime
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EDUCATIONAL.
PROSPECTUS
ROSPECTUS
OF THE
College Of the Immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institutions incorporated BY the Ses Of
t.d bv the Fathers Of the Society Tho buia
ings are wen adapted for ed%cationsi pu.pS;ss.a "a
90 that the arrival Of the pnps ~
A. H. till their departure at n. NJ, they arc o9nssstV
excluded and tuperintended o, Y.
The q ,nstruction embrace: Grssa oxre 49,.
Nafhsmatics Astronomy Natural and Menta! fnasooS
phy with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the ~o~
koyy,narc,sl branches: also the German language
Students are not admitted, unless they know now 70
read and write. ..a.n%.,. ~.
lead me- objects Of the inst~uctors ...
Evarx mcnth report is parents, stating ess-
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance. .,
The scademical year begins on the hrst AohosS Oh
october snd onds ABOUT the 3ist Of July
TERMS:
Colleeiste Course, payable in advance ana IN Viva
States currency, two months $50
Preparatory Course. SIC. ,.,s.,+
REV. f. uA AnGAC :,
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Taking up a single number of a weekly
newspaper of the Epscopalian persuasion,
(says the n. Y. Tribune,l we are grieved t"
observe that there IS 81 much t" s'Sn over
y, III. condition of "The- Church" There
ia the wickedness of the parish of Trinity
in Boston in wanting to sell its tabernacle
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MARY, OUR MOTHER. - Rev. Father t
Glackmeyer, S. j., in his sermon at the close ,
of the Mission in St. Mary's Church, New
York, on tue goth ult., related the follow
ing edifying anecdote:
| A few wears ago there dwelt among the
mountains of Tyrol 2 wealthy family, noteo
for the piety of all its members. All tne
the hand of death to a better land. The re-
naming child was a daughter, eighteen
years Of age, and she frequently roamed
f from her mouusaip home through the
ed away for a long distance till they verged
; a steeper mountain that rose in prospect.
Rv the side of a stream che loved to pluck
r the wild flowers, which she carried home
i and strewed around the marble image OF
If the Blessed Virgin. The statue was placed
o. ia beautiful little sanctuary, which she re-
E. auested her father to adorn. Here sne
70 would remain and beseech Mary to protect
a. tain summer afternoon she prolonged her
,e. walk through the sequestered woou.
thoughtlessly culling the flowers. NignS
o. was falling fast, and she soon saw the s W
as country in darkness. She raised her voice
no to Mary, and prayed thet she might take
on her safely home; but her supplications
for were interrupted by the pastering +h o.,
"a "a horseman leading the band confronted her
e eI Half paraly zed, She shreked out, 80! sir
inc in the name of Mary, l ask you to let m'
rs is 90 home" The man stared, and ate
my u pause replied, "'Fis we'll for you tina
'er you've asked that in the name of Mary,
ou gu. and so saying he rode away IN
ant maiden few homeward, and an in ecstas
of delight said to her Mother: =" o! mother
met Mary has saved mel" Ten years passe
;or- away. The daughter was married in Milar
the when she read in a newspaper that cel
rim tain man was to be executed for mul
,ed- der. He was the same who ha
,yal granted her request in her father
AL wood. He was in prison, impenitent, o'
1t if she travelled to see him, and in the name
ster MARY obtained another request of him
IN make bis peace with God. This praye
,nty too. he granted, and when, few da.
,ple. afterwards, his head was about to rise fro
OUT. his body, he exclaimed: Lord ha,
We a mercy on my souil" On mothers, said Il
pend preacher, you who have had children, cor
and kueel here before her altar, aud beg
ship Mary to comfort you and them. Mary wa
the mother; she is the comfortress of'the
IS ip Il ctsd. ~. 1,
alton The conSregati"n were III VGais W. =
very sneaker closed his discourse. He ptoeeed
reIi- to baptize the catechumens whitesshe
It of sembiAEe knelt in prayer. The ceremo
J was was a most impressive one.
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Parents and Guardians desiring frst-clnsa bosrdne
chnnI for their Daughters and Wards. will md here
every advantage. ,,. A. ~ o,a NJ tho moet
has,thv cita, In the South with large grounds ena N
situation it IN msnsa ana
moral Of n high grade. Large additions nave Teon
made to the buildings meet tho increasins spPh'
AMY for Prospectus and Termn tn the once OF tns
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| etrest
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The government throughout this estaosnm s f.m
their iustruc Recreation, table ro
,he ZANE for ALL In snort. everything tends 70 Pr
note afectiopate union between the sisters aho 'e
I'm q ladies' intrusted their motherly care. ,
The instruction thor ough and solid anu IN ma, ;e
18th the of society The course
I'm both Enaith French all the branches OF know q;
LEDGE cultivated the present day Each ;n
taupht by natives of respective countries 81 40 w
sure correct pronunciation. ,., ,,. .xh;b;t;on
SUI Tbe academcal year closes with public exholton
and datrbution Of premiums, to which parents BIO III
vited .,.,+ NJ ,necial attention and
socitnde Governing those placed under their
% ,oraI suaaiop alone the sisters OF ST. Joseph ehuS
vSr to inculcate principles of cold ptety REQUIRE VI.
n;nt chseryance of polite and amiabe deportneho su
;nat feelinps of respect and affection owaro Peeo
Isnnis Of All denominstions are admitted; 1s,ua
NoTn-DuripC the bathing season; the 81.
schooi ia moved to St Louis, where tho s'oi
| IF st Louis have a hourishing academy.
| Vi TERMS-To be paid in advance, as foio"s az. m
Boarding per three months 10 IN
|
Mn.;c Tessons and use of Instrument 15 " y,
SINGING M
nS,-;yo eaaons y W
psti Eli nantng according to the number OF pupils
Nscd,ey work in all Is varieties, golden en- oroiue.y
rt6cial flowers taught to the boarders WITHOUT
| charge. ..,,. .5aresa "Superioress of tn
caJ.my of the Sisters of St. Joseph BOX loli NO" Vi
leans:" or, II more COW 0N''" C. b. ELDER. Agent.
, oc3Oly " -
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
u,d.r 4ho Direction Of Sisters of tho Holy Cross
New Orleans. louisiana

Corner
New Orleans, Louisiana.
The new Academy of tho holy Angela is stuates
in ouiet and healthy locality. in the suburbs q tne
CITY At abort distance from the river The buiidinSs
are In the beat style of modern educational eessos'
ments comm odfous thoroughly venti ated An0ton
che which contribute to the eestn anu
security of its inmates. l..x~ .h.
Pupiis OF all denominations admitted 6nti@ tns
promotion of order regularity all arc o6hged ~
teni the public exercse., and conform TO sho fuiee
the Institution.
TUITION:
Tho svstem of education embraces tho French anS
Enelish languages viz: Reading. PenmanshiP frSnca
and En.lish Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient sHo 1ou
ern C2eosrnphy use the Globes, Prose ana foetaca
Compositions History Ancient and Mo1sIn ?.
Profan.) Chronology, French and Engnsh Liteteta[e
Rhatoric Mythology, Natural Philosophy, CneustIy
Astronony Botany, Book keeping. Mashemancs' sIc
innate Drawing Painting. Plain and Ornamental Ne
dieWorL, Tapestry Embroidery. Artificial Fowers q
Trpus-pAYMRNTS TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
! Hoard and Tuition in French and English, per ..
Annum- sg, per quarter &C 9.
Entrance Fec for tho first year only. 10 u
| EXTRA CHARGES-OPTIOSAL' 40. A.
| Music the Piano. per quarter d
| Use of Instrument -'----'---''' u O
Vocal Music --'---'-.-'-'- 70 o
1 Drawing IS
Painting
| Tapestry and EN- broiry-- ------.-.--------' 3
Artificial Flowers .-----'------'--'' Q Q
Stationery '-----..-- -
| Washing A
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or STANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST. LOUIS. AIssIssIrrL

This institution conducted by the Brothers OF the
1855 It besutuy stuated on the s6STs. OF the
commandiup an extensive view Of tho Gun-Ann anora
Da ali the adyantages the breeze and bathing IN
the summer is. for the pupils. great i1citemenI 70
r;sse All tho branches Of good English education.
PA fERhs: =.
BOARD Snu A"A@''AA' f $3.50 90
ADVANCE :. . al =, .......... 10 90
WeninR, POI soos ,ontionaN .......... 10 10
Bedding per se7s'on' >oPs ....... s 90
Vocston II spent at the institution. 30 w
CHARGEs:
P1ano ana sioiin p o, ' ........ ] 50
use OF flano. Vet -,....,....-.. 4 90
Flute per NV c.r n,onfh .......,...-.. 60
Brass InseruID sn., e ner month each 90
Foik nrtner par''u'' BBR6. FLORIMOND.
f,1,-,,y Director of the College,
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m M Hathn eummeY Season, per
TIE classna commence about the arst OF Septena COL
and cose by tho end Of Juno, by examination ana
public exhibition. =. A.. I,s.itnt,op nj
nn;is are received at any time during the year. ano
charges made from the date of entrance only. ;or
For further particulars apply to the Mother Supe
Academy Of the Holy Angels. AuS
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONT, Maria, nivluvud, Virginia,
h. dut;es Of tla Institution will be Ie.uWsd on the
A FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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or JosEPHS URSULINE ACADEMY fo
81 YOUNG LADIES.
. SPnINoFIELD, ILLINOIS,
,r,o-rerly of Charleston, South Carolna-)

This Institution adapted in every respect for an
I and frst class Boarding School; the location 10
Sa1thf,j and retired The building Is commodious nes
% the MODERN improvements, and Is heated throughout
BY being for the three centuries reooR
Ia - one of the qualified for the formation ano
If youth almost useless TO aud
oh;rsr will be undone to impart to tue puPs u
S.5 ~, the care ladies of st Jos-phs Acanony
cducation in the highest OF the Woro
nora Guiding aud training the heart as = A., c,,,h
IN con seo of the present condttion OF 800,
an reoDe ladies' offer 10 Southern puRrn,
en- Of Board Bed. Bedding, Washing w
I'M S,sno Painting Embroidery and Plain Sewing iof
~ fnil particulars and prospectus address the
srnertoTesa at Spring fed, illinois, or tSeV. "' D.
W,frnhy S. j., New OrleauH 49, a, ,r..- ..-aat
apl7 tt M D. o'N - =
| IN JOsEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
| - Conducted by the ts1seers OF Charity,
| Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County, AhAfs """'
,; ;s,;tut;on Ia pleasantly situated In healthy and
o,nrasou ne part Erederick county Maryiann, usi
Wary'a College. Ii ives mmenced IN 7v9' a nIe III.
,nrated Inv the Legslatdre OF Maryland IN 1910 Ahe
ROD;idings are con eiIIsut and spacious
| TERMS:
r5 ,,d Tuition per academic year, including
D"" Ia ond bedding, Washing, Mending ana ,,,o =,
Doctors fee --------- Ia0 "a,
l. E'-i0r ALL ALL AYABLE IN ADVANCE
,rh Academic wear is divided in Sessions of five
ntbs each beginning respectively on tho Seth OF Au
onst and the tn of j AnnarS
sITs,tsra ,uiry directed 70 the
be1'oi' MOTHER SUPERIOR,
api7 ST. Joseph's Academy, Emmitsonrg' MD
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
OF REMOVAL.

M. wHEELAHAN
Anneunoss frisads- patrons. and the paohs In
general that consequence Of his old sstsblisAee
PAINT STORE, los Canal street, being about TO DO
pulled down. he win remove his
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, ETC.,
BY THE FIRST OF JUNE NEXT.
To his new location,
NO. ii9 COMMON STREET,
Retvesp Camp and St. Charles streets lssosnd
from Camp street.)
Parties want Of any goods in the above line Dan
obtain them at
Much Redussa Prices Previous to Removal.
by calling at thu "a stand.
N. wHEELAHAN,
.naer, 1G5 Canal street
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L.. Importer and Dealer in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES.
Fine Oil Psintngs Engraving. and LithograPh. in
and souare Portrait and Picture Frames Of all
si.es and patterns; Artists: Mass Tia'e tor
Carpets. Mate. Mating and Rngs.
,ices Curtain Holders. Picture Cord and
Tasaes, Photograph Albums. Prayer b1 %...
cHRVTD OAK DINING ROOM MIRRORS:
1875 CANAL STREET. (Touro Row.,
rnhl9 II ~ ne" orAe~ns'
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OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
| E' Garner St Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.
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TRUssEs AND BRACES.

rT,RUSSES AND BRACES.
The following Highest Premiums awarded 10 ..
n SPILLMANN, Manufacturer and Filter.
o. Baronne street. N Orleaus, at the Fourth LouAhA
State Fair, ls7O;, A.
Diplomas and most comtortan,ie h T 10.
both se xe,; Best Childs Best Jun
Rear Truss Shoulder Brace; REST "a
of good Trusses Aso, Dploma for the oes' osPAy Vi
Orthop aedic Attachments D...n+aa of rrn..an
without SPRING. Back Pads or the terror OIL Le
Ea, and eEa11ine before purchasn ITdera
rron Mi narts will receive prompt attention Jel2 ~
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The congregation were in tears when the
speaker closed his discourse. He ssoeeeded
TO baptize the catechumens whitasbhe as
semblAge knelt in prayer. The ceremony
| was a most impressive one.
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rURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH Fly Fla C NMn
ysT Povdraa street. between St Charles anu SSIon
10. second hand Furniture bought In large
or small Quantities Furniture rseeysa on sold At
tha rnoat reasousble AlnO isrge iot % Eo
Rrd.teads which will be sold cheap. once Anu
room, i67 Ppydras between o. ShAi'e' ~
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UZENBERG HOSPITAL, Now HAYES, " House ,s"
Il of He 9TH" Elvsian Fields street tnra d,cai
tricJ This Institution receives all discusses teulH
surgical nd midwifery ca%es L. ia condnotea 30 -
unite comforts nf home tn the adSah'ages, co.
nrspta Terms-ward- tper day. S p,tyAtss warus 80
private 81 Apply TO Dir vs. ",noe S' iv
Canal and Rampant streets, or At the Hospital "
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GPECIAL NOTICE.
Save Ten Per Cent, and Get Your
MATTRESSES
+ r poNAHOE'S NEW MATTRESS FACTORY,
243 Girod street, near Rampant,
New Orleans.
Go any everywhere and be fully ,. LSo 1
chasing else where. SPRING, Hair aud BLACK Aoss
MsttIesaes IN ade order and repaired Country anS
Steamboat will receive special and pronlps
attention. o~o -
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
10 .Chartres street.. --...S
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A. BROUSSEAU 4 CO., Importers, oher at 10" prices
cARpETINGS English and American, of all kinds.
NATTIN(}-5OO rolls China, 100 pieces Cocoa.
WINpOW SHADES Table and Piano Covers.
CRUMB CLOTHS, Drugget. Linen, Felt
CURTAINS-Lacea, Rrps Woreted, Damask, &c:
FURNITURE COVERING Linen and Cotson
s tr,PeeS; eSS Rand. Pima etc nol3 ~
IL. And Dealer in
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Cornices,
Bn Green and White Hollands, Picture Cord Tasseis
- Etc, etc.. o,o
263 Camp street ----%oS
oco '7olv New Orleans.
| RI EyERs. IMPORTER OF ENGLISH. FRENCH
PAPER HANGlN G s,
| 90 Chartres Street. .-.-oS
| Next to the corner of Bienville, New Orleans.
r Wall Paper of every description and large eseolt
4us,sns Of Window Shades All work executed bS en.
w Manufacturer and Repairar -. SnFiaa,,s; ,cevc
| Ha,r Feather Mosa and Excelsior MAI IhEGSSSo'
| Ai:o Pillows Sheets Blankets and MOSQUITO Dsrs, "a
| No * MELVILLE STREET, 6etween fsoysi Az"
" ~ Bour non streets, New Oreans. ,,.s =.
st..mhoat. Hotels and Boarding Houses suPPiicS ~
abort notice and low rates. Also storage .Su ~
and carefully stored
FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH a. f Fla f SM
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MART, OUR MOTHER. - Kew. Fathe'
Glackmeyer, S. j., in his sermon at the close
of the Mission in St. Mary's Church, New
York, on the goth ult., related the follow
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RIO SUFFERERS FROM RHEUMATISM AND
Nv

An in alie of the ab"ve disease Is effected Py
mdicne purely We Setabe prepared aud sold "niy oy
tho .nbscritpr3 The is sp-rdV and permanent.
N JENKINS. ln6 BAronne street, up-stairs.,
T,efers by permiss0n tniS L. Man,. ~ Magazine 81
r Z Fell 5tCAmust w Z. HUconbe IL Magazine 3d.
| K e johnson, IT'S Sp ain st ocs II" "
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r could exceed their healthy appearance
: Those who were sent out a few years ago |
q delicate infants are now growing up !
3, healthy boys and girls, and, In all prooa- |
}. hility. win never return to the workhouse,
70 but melt into the rural population.
b, The report of the Westmeath Committee
a states that crime of a serious character has
esi existed in Westmeath, Kings County ana
ct Meath for the last three years, and Is on
sh the increase, more especially in referenceto
mbinations and copspiracies' havlpe Ioi
us their ohiects assassinations and other agra
Ir. rinn crimes Some Of the tenant farmers
ng are reported to be seriously involved in the
t." lawless proceedipg sSf The existing law Is
Dg stated to be Insufficient. Mr; MceS St'a.
he Downing, Mr.. Mcguire and SERGEANT sher.
raj lock are stated to have soAght 10 strike out
sh of the report the imputations on the tenant
nd farmers.
ges On Monday the Dublin Corporation met
me to receive her MsjestS's reply to the Coz.
; 10 poration address of coDgratuiation on the
len marriage of her Royal Highness the Prin
OF cess Louise In the course OF the proceed
by inps a reference to the question of Roya
ne 90 residence in Ireland WAS received oy ~;
TO dermau Piunkett ah the remark that
Mr. Mr.. Gladstone or a2y other Prime Minlste
tam were to spend hundreds of thousands II
en- building Royal residence in every count.
IT. Of Ireland, it would not satisfy ene psop, ~
we, WEI There was a feeling in the House, ana ou'
oi i side of it, that the people should nave
lnke right to levy their own taxes, and to speh
tLa lthem. .. o .H-.
eTn. amusement in Holy Week.-His lordshi
this the Bishop of Cork has denounced tn
into practice of having public amusemsnss
It Of Holy Week, and intr"due'ns tsmpta xs2
'vio- amongst the peoP'o S0 " t,~,tI I,, rnl
Guild Christian minn en'" IT, Observation-Disclosures
and gious meuitaCIo" - 70 Tn.sd ~ LAST w,
-, the occasion for calling forth his lnrdsh'L
When thS Va trusted that no Cathol
OPP a 5;sh,,or hiS Greet 10y atteudIi
II the ,h.m. Tue lowest drunkard in Cork wnu
hpor- ' Wv. ,;,,,, this terrible recreation in Hu
', nm Week.
rd. 1t At Clonmel quarter 9 esT i,. ,i
10 an aHi"S ""en pr"SeuVe" w INV '"N
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MOre'n You'll Keep.

,y Some years ago an old sign painter,
who was very cross, very gruff, and little
deaf, was engaged to paint the Ten Com
mandments on some tablets in q church
not five miles from Buffalo. He worked
two days at it, and at the end of the sec
oud day the pastor of the church came to
see how the work progressed. The old
man stood by smoking short pipe as
the reverend gentleman ran his eyes over
the tablets ''' '"' .''' "''' 'N' id
"Eh |" said the pastor, as his familiar
eye detected something wrong in the
wor ding Of the precepts "why, you care
less old person, you have left a. part of
one of the commandments entirely out
don't you seeY Prot li dHtof omqq epA
iH,No no such thineiP said the old man,
putting on his spectacles 'ino, nothing
left outrrwhere 7" solr ror p, siIfa h.
why, there persisted the pastor /;
".look at them in the Bible; you have
left some of the commandments out" m
"Well, what if l haye,yp' said old
Ohstinacy, as he ran his eye complacept-
ly over his work. g There's more there
than you'll keepp T.ttt
Another and more correct artist was
employed on the next day.