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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-29
Little Tease.

Hiding her grandmamma's knitting away.
Teaching the kittens their letters in play,
Cambering up 10 the table and shelf,
Having tea party all by herself.
Quiet minute. in mischief no doubt,
Pulling the needles and thimbles about,
Sewing her apron. demure as you please
Anyone got such a dear little tease?
Printing her hands in the soft. tempting -four.
Tumbles and bumps twenty times in an hour;
Tanging the yarn and unraveling the lace.
Doing il all with the prettiest grace.
Mother is scoldng her very bad girl.
Says that she sets the whole house in a whirl;
Look mt her poutng there, down at her knees,
Clasps to her heart again dear little tease.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-29

SOME Saratoga women have intro
duccd a new mode of walking in the
ways of the devil. a local paper says
of it; The hip-hop wiggle.waggle is
the scientific name of the new fashioned
notion. 1t is really hard to do. You
have to practice it good deal in your
room, and then if you don't yet your
fins-we mean your arms-to hang just
right you spoil it all, and you hear them
whisper as you pass along, She hasn't
got it right 7 How silly she looks 7 and
other remarks Of the kind. A knock.
kneed person can learn the motion ca
sier than anybody else, though if you
are naturally habby and loose;jointed
you can acquire the wiggle.waggle part
with comparatively little trouble"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-29
The Hunters Song.
BY JOAQUIN MILLER.
From 4" Songs of the Sierras.

From songs OF the sicff&
lam as one unlearned, uncouth.
From country come TO join the youth
OF some sweet town in quest OF truth;
A Nazarene of wood and plain
A-west, from whence no good may come.
I stand apart "a one that's dumb.
! hOpe-I fear-I hasten home
plunge into my wids again.
/ catch some dulcet symphonies,
/ drink the low sweet melodies
That stream through dense, dark -feathered trees
Like echoes from some far church bell,
Or music on the water spilled
Beneath the still moons holy spell,
And life is sweeter-all is we'll
The soul is fed The heart is filed.
/ move among my frowning frs
Black bats wheel by in rippled whirs,
While naught else living breathes or stirs
peep-I lift the bOughs apart
: tiptoe up--l try to rise
! strive to gaze into the eyes
OF charmers charming every wise
Icoin their faces on my heart.
hear them on the Northern hills
Discoursing with the beaded rills,
While over all the full moon spills
Her flood in gorgeous plenllune.
While skilful hands sweep Ger the strings,
l heed as when Il seraph sings,
/ lean to catch the whisperngs.
list into the nights sweet noon.
see them by the Eastern strand.
A singing sea-shell in each hand,
And silk locks tossing as they stand,
And tangled in the toying breeze.
And 10 the sea with salty tears,
While white hands toss. then disappear,
Doth plead that they for years and years
W i'll stay and sing unto the seas.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-29

Ir is expected in some quarters that
there will soon be material advance
in the prices of all kinds of lace goods.
In spite of that, it is believed that
capes, sacks, shawls, and hounces in
lace will be more fashionable than ever
before.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Das a~efuttat Der 8abl in &enz
tady 1T rod ptel sdniissr fir bic Demo-
tratett atsSefallet, ais man ben crfen
8eri6tes mad su ertparten teredtiat
tpar. Die bemofratiihe Webrbeit tpirb
iih, iuie Is iest Ideint auf ipeniatens
10000 belaufet ipas einem @ewinn
bon 1000 bis 5000 Stimmen sletdz
fpmnt.
Gin itrefltdeS Giienbabnunalaf e.
eisnete fiji am Samitas Mene auf Der
SHsBabr, ettpa Z Weilen bon Bottom.
"a paIIl8iere purpsn setSptst uno so
fart pertst. Die unBlldlidm YaIaz
siere tparn meiltens aus Salent Soiton
unb 9pna.
Das ,lnslid ereisnete li6 inpem Elm
Grpreb Bug In einen Observation-Disclosures
ranntt tnb finb bereits Gnti6aeiaunas2
flassn s,sett bic GeieQi9aft einseleitet.
@m ramli1en Gage fanb cine ANDRE
idredli6e &olltiion BON 3dssn itatt nabe
Der Wefport>S Station, AT Der mittlerh Mz
tbeiluns Der p~bilabelpbfa II. erie 8abn.
Metrersr perionert ipuroen setSbtet unb
cine ansabl anoerer Sertpunoet.
eeskn Sennta8 WorSet ereisnete fi6
Elm anseres ldauoerbafte unSlld wobei
7O-80 Yeripnen urtS 9eben famen.
Bon Nobile ndmli6 fibrte Der Dampfer
,Seean Wase" cine GreuritonS Yartie
mad lem Giibe 8iper binauf. auf benz
8ddnea erplepirte Der OampffeiIel unp
ri6tete ardulide @erpatuns an Wens
idenltben All.
Sn @afbtn8tpn purpe Wrs.
Gbals Yarey BON ei,eut Salasfub In
Der redten Seite selabmt. Die ebrpare
biae, lest 80 SABRE alte DAME 1T biz
SSdter bes Samuel Gbaie BON Warps
lamb, zines ber llnterseidner Der llnabs
Notwithstanding unb ipateren Hias
ters an Der Supwme@G Court. Sie 1T BIZ
leste aberlebenbe perion bic eintn pe
llnteSei9ner gum 8atfr bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
2efalaaentsn

madsn mir 1rinssnst triu8sh, fir cine srpbt'
mSslitae 9erbmituns ser Gazette mad araf-
ten ;u arbsitn, 1isitlten ioasn uns intmtsr 10
faIs tpis mSsli6, bic Wamsn sp,, linttri6rsitsrt
sinitnssn nit pptpffee @treB.
@an isbe taraui RAP Iamrn ri6tis uus lieut.,
LID sei@ristsn fnt.
5rGser Der 81 asstts fir his Staet Sutuans
il 5nr albsrt Sres.
gsitslunesn, 9risfr, @ciesr II. (. I. aersbirs
man g
,,LuXENBURGER GAZETTE, RI
DUgUQUE, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
&label=H 4 d'rt d IT.

Sn S(nnraper iIup nesrrrt 6iae Sptl
Gbplera s%er6efcHHdet,
Gtner Oepelde aus Sptepn Sifel9e
spirr bic 0eutI6e Seiesunssarrhes splt
Srantrei6, bis Sunt, 1. Ssptsntber auT So
900 Warn rtcusirt ipercen.
SDie man tsrthtet, fol- III 8nBtanc cte
Gbplera i'm 9tnehmer teariFstt fein.
Sn per SransSfi6sn 9lNembln craig Ole
amenctrte gta, ne aImdblt8e @uFplunB,
Der 0aticnalS Garee ~perlanSenp, cur6. /
Sn Spanitn 1T cine &arliitens Serez
surs i'm 0an5e.
3miIden 9reuben UNI Staltsn lca Gin
Sdusz une Srustintnib atSeihlcsen
ipcrren fem.
Die uadie @erammlltng ter @atie
Sufaaibiliten 1T auf Zen %. Ssptember
in @an6en anberaumt. ~ r.a.1
9as tattplil6e &aiinp in Minhen
itieb mebrers ieiner Mitslierer aus, nelde
neutrality-suspicious. rem 'Gleras aus
sel6lcsen tppllttn piben. "N
'sfm IA s(asut paHirte eit Giientabns
;aa bet Gents pbne llnfal fSrmlide Or
Sfnuns bes Sunnete Fncet itatt ant H..
.September. '|
9m 6. Septembcr Wsreen BE &ailer
spn Oeutidlanr II. Scierrei6 piscer sus
ialnmenfpmmtn in Sal;turs. ,,jaI.
Ir. eiptnsitpn, rsr Mfritareiienes, lpD
a,tf Der Seimrsiie tcNriFcn Iein.
2eBte @pde itartsn III aSuissters3 500
per,onen al Ger Cholera. 81
Meters burg 8. Sui, Die Strais
serbantlu,N ~sesss-een r:e Siderrietz
ltabls aassflasten d. Yihler, 1Sain>
sers sietlinssidiler UNI @iuflins 1T
aunmebr beenpist. Derltlbe wuree sor,
ben @d9wountn idulpis befaneen unt
su sDtijSbriSm &afenttalt in Sitirisn
~ssrurtbtilt.
8teter e m 1T d Il ue I battas bent
rparSise @tftdnbnis senta9t: sd babe
&aeS, felbif naein @eipiiItn unb m,eint
llettrstusats seopftrt, tint tieits einbeits
lt6e Stalien bersateQea." rs
AusSburA2 20. Suli. @ir leitn in
Der ~. Aas. 3ts" folsenpe Grflarans :
Die prsteetirte ,te,ie i~eSenannte Daltfa>
tbolfi1e" &irde-obne papt unb cbne
8iitSfe!-fSme mir Dor, sit venio die
to, tpie bas betannte Wefer pbne &linse,
benz tpeiter nifts feblt alS bas 5eft.-
Supftsen, ben Is S5uli 1871. Jirt su
9obenlobes @~alpenburs." ~
Sn g panie en- ipuree Der Nepubltfa@
net. Neaue Secctao, pel1er per Ibeils
aabnte al Ger Grmcroun9 prims's ser
baftst lpar, rispsr frefselaTen.-Die
fpaniide &esierans BAT ben alistridlis
den @unide tes fransSfiden Cabinets
entlpredent, In bic @uslieferuna Der auf
pantheon Suten ~betroFenen Gommunis
ften seipiliSt. Gin Communion Jitz
rer 1T bereits fetssnommsn unb AT
bic fran0fi9en 8ebSrpen ausseliefert
porpen. Darlbsr Bat f6 nun baS Cont
mittee Der intsrnattcltalen @etQlhaft
beim neutrality-suspicious. 3criaa Be-
i9pert, ebipebl es sa slet&er 3sit susab,
RAP bic @eieIfhaft jeoer Iesisruns feinpe
lelia Iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
0pn siner alapperSdlauae aebiis

oSN SWSA SSpsV~
fen.-Gr nSirW Gity Courier" idrsitt Gin
psati8sr arbsittr, tsIsn Namen mir lsibsr ni9t
srfabrsn %frnntta, trurts ant lsBtsn Difnaas,
wabrsnr CT auf tsr Jarm BON gsilbslm Stsrtcl-
ser in Der NGbs zen GprrsetipnSsiQs nit hem
aufbintsn trr 0si;snsarbsu bsi9aftist mar, son
elmer srresn alatYni9lanss in bic Sanp sstiNsn.
Nan trus ben Wann icfprt in has nabsIisssuss
Saus uns ;Saas i'm, ID Quart Sranntpsin in
Der tur,sn 3sit BON nur IS @inutsn gu i9 su
asbmsn. @is sswSbnli9 1T foI&sn 5alsn n-
siss f& rae 3%sutrwaHr ais elm srrtrsHli9ss
Bsssnsift; bic &nf9wsaans Inb sabmans her
Sanb CAB iiG i9pn mad rsnism Stunssn unb
mar Der @ann bsrtits in spsi Sassn iabis, bic
Gslbarteit wistsr auf;unsbd,sn. Su r;abIt uu-
fr @swabrsmanu Deputy. SbsriH @eOruals.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
Sas neue Goaesium Nianum"

Go bsnannt mad Plus IX.l wsl@sS unter Der
trshliasn ssituns Sss Ssrm Or. SalSmann am
IA. Sspttmtsr i'm esbrsrisminar : @sbSube bel
MiIwaufss bon benz SO@w. Sii@of Ssnni erSH.
net piro, unb tpcrii6sr mir auf Ssits 6 3SbasS
n,ittbeilsn, smpfsblsn mir unisrsn esfsr su sans Re,
I~entsrcr 9tahturs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
Dempfratifde COUNTS 9 spsentipn,

Cine Gpnssutisn Ser . fmufratis ron Tubaqa'
Counts rirs i'm Gpurtbaus IN Der StaSt Guta.
que AM samtas, tn 9, Stpkmtsr 1871 Ia@-
mittass 2 llbr ;a hsut 3psde absebaltsn trsrssn,
I'm ganbisatsn fir bic fplssnssn @smter gu no.
minirm - gintn Sfnatcr (ant gafan,, ~ fill
lsn); 1rsi Rs~praituantrn; SbeiHs Counts
Saasmdixr; Gsantys @uSitcr J S6uliupcrin
tsussnt Goantss Snrssyer; Supsrpiicr; Scre
nsr Gnt@GNeranss- 6 cmmiiIsur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
9ebarbe's Rate3ismns

fur @merifa.
Seit Antsrifatisn nab 9itwirfuma Ses Veriais
ftrs far &Hserifa nen beartettet, nab
aPprebfrtSrAttn Sr@w'hen Crit
bif@Sftn Ssn ct grais u. Gineits
matt u. Zen 5stW'fsn 8i51Sftn Ssu
gIfStIanb GaGrpGE 2tabtnp srtt,
JprtWasnG 8inrsuusa, alton ane
9~rlumbus.
SIN gsrlast rem 8eniissr Brptbsrs III Nsr Bert une
siHfiHuati fns fstbtH erf&itutH
Steiner Aaf6efif6er &ateGismns far An
tdnger, pen p. Sol. Dfbarbe s. j.
dur bic Vertinisttn Staatfn srr Hcrb : Nmez
rita nit Mutsriiaticn nnb Ritpirfuna Ses
8erfaNtrs ntu tsarbsittt BON nisbrrtn fatbo
lii4tn @tifidtu. IL. so Stirn. 1ebatts
Zen . f5Gtnts.
Gdiefi(&sr Aafe&ismns ben P. Sei. De-
barbe, s. J.-dir bic Vsrtinistsn Sfaaten sS,t
Ncrts Amsrifa nit Autprifatirn unb Ritpir.
fans bes Verfaftrs ntu bsarbtittt BON inebres
rem !attslii9sn 0eiaii@en. 8. t64 Ssittn.
Wfpunpen . O9tnts.
@eiHli9e unb eetrer, senen bieie utue Be-
arbeitnRB an6efannf ID, erbalten ani Nsrlans
Gen 0ratiseTemplare anS girnIare france
5~aeefaxot.
q. g%slOnssrs s%dnfise sssiasuussn far s6aiss ,ar sr.
ten einfabrlns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Bonn 1. October an toltsn Sriefe
mad Deutidlanb, nit Der preubiitm &C.
I9lo6enen polt bei SorausSablunG nun
mebr7 Gents, penn fe ni@t rnebr ais cine
babe tln,e wie8en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

s0abrenb Der Na6t rem 5rsitas aui
Samtas wurts ypIisit 6. S&srr Yrn sinem In
btfanntsn, an Der Ode Der s. u. gceuffrabs an
ssfaasn uns terart misbanSslt, Dag sr fGr Iaase-
re Belt tisntunfabis isin pirc.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
S6redG@eS ltnslad in elmer Rob.

l%emernbe. - Am If. bs. Mts. pplts @m.
Briggs cine aIts SVblsnsruts BEL Gpbspigs, So
xa, wittsr SHnta uns i&idts isinsn Spbn unb
ftins 2u9tsr binantsr, UNI pas WaHsr aus;us
f@Opfen. Der Ssbn sins soraas unb HarSs
fur6 5susrbampf efidt sbtnio bic ibm ~fclssnos
S6wsfer, unt ale srr gatsr fsinm eaut BON isi-
ntn 8intsrn s%srnabn, fiss aud CT nit isinsm
8rabsr unb sintm Gisnfmanns in bic @rubs.
stGe tbeiItsn taTslfs S@idial. Die 2si9name
,purbsn fpSsr Braussscsst, 3rOB aQsr srnits
Ii&sn @aBnunseu Der g,rs6s Sss sanssn eanssS
Dor benz anssrFatiseu Ysftissn alter @rubst
Srunnen &C., wiettrbpItm fa SsnnO& abnIi&s
traurise gprfaas wis Der ctiss fat taslit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Ndhffeu Wentas, Na9mittas. sessi
;tpsi llbr striammtIt i6 Der Supereiicrsn Natb
spr Dubuque Counts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

GER Teifr aats, irslher ssssaplrtis sSn
Smnt jpna ii @slfGitsu tsrsiif, bate BIC Site,
bic Aeentm far nc ,yuremtlrssr @aSstts" ;u
iitsrretmsn, anc bcTsn mir, rap sr ssw, ncusn
Slatts ;ablrei6s 6reunts ~;ufibren mpss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

ShuIbu6er Aim rG6fen Mcutas sstr.
ben bic Stulen erSTast. 9ae @rtsn Stulba,
der, s,sliids icmpbl ale ssuti6s, iinb ;u babsn
bel 6. Il. a8ss,
Z. CTR, IN. Main Il. Scwa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Gin nenee, swsifSdisss S4uIbaus rsures
rats tfr ct. yatrids- Stride, untsr tsr geituns
res Sp6p. 5rn. Gyan, auissfalwt uus pirt
na6iten Wpn tag trSHna.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

1lnperfdlf6te @beintpeine iint tets ;u
babsn bel Serrn, 9idptas gaItnp Grulsr
Astnus, @ds. her IS. @fraes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

= Fort Dodge sstirte cine Gtnfrro3fnttart
sur llntsraiBuns bss gaaeS Der Sowa u. Winne.
feta unb Sowa u. padfe GiIsntabn gompasnissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
Ghrifian Bitter,
- Grpfes S~pnjert. -
Na9asn Samitas abeuc, Den 2.
septsmbsr iaSer pWsrmauiu DIR
9aise, 6. strake, sp. @ain II.
SOMA. ,s

6. II. 0Spf bilt fsts s~rrrattis ATE Sers
ten ron ssuti6sn unS tnslii6en S6uIta6srn, 10
rie itsrbauyt aas,a ms S6ulfa4 sinItIisissn
artife., a G.tl. J&pk
g } > .Strass ,wii6M Nain II. Srpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

ftnfere &efer MAIDEN mir aufmerfiam auf
stn llmitant, tas nit na6iten Wontas bic tatbp-
hi8s S6uIs her Ct. @arisn air6s ibrsn Win-
tsrurfus beainnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
Serr Jpfepb 2p6er, Bud

ssnatsr Der ct. Warien- air6s talt tets zine
Tn3abI GrsmpIarf hr Deartmburstr So.
settle" sprratbia uns tSnnsn ale jtns, bic 60 70
fpanitsn. tae glatt bsi inn tffsafn unb atnsb-
men. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

q. II. 0Dp6 balt iets SOrratbis ale @risn
syn ssutI&en unb snslif&sn S&ultiasrn, icpis
iitsbouYt ale ms S&uIfa@ eini&lasissn ar-
tifsl, 6. u. @Dk
7. Stra6e 3w. Drain u. Setpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

nnferc Hofalaeenten bic prn her erfen
Numntsr her y earrmturssr @asstte" nr6 Grems,
Iarf iibri9 babsn, bitten mir, ~rieisltsu wistfr an
nrs sinirnbrn III tppfen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
ga ieosr 3tit

fam auf BIC Gazette atruuirt prresn, uns
pirs her 9abreans iir jsten atpnnentsu spn Der
3rit an terednst, tpana or strnnirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
(sini,nbanasn uns @orrsiponssn,en,

ImSssu ticIs firdlidtr rScr peltidsr @rt isin,
iint inns ~jcterSrit piafrn1insn, rniNen jserH IN
asen SGQcn grm Grrfnlrr untcrseiGnst iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
StHellun Qen

auf bic @asttts ustnasn bic srfalassttsn emit
ssssa. Wan fam ii6 ierrh aud rirsrt an inns
,rsnssa unisr her atrc1e:
LUxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
~ DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
- 6rpSes Gpn;ert.

Na@ften Samftas absns, Den 2.
September in Der Ssrmauia 2sisr Safe,
6. Citrate, 3tp. Main u. Jopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
D ID DO. 1.
WOAentii6e SrieHiite.
Gpat %. gllisuf 1871.

Sn fetter aaf Sriefs a~nse,sist Fnt, ptl3t
rem %. @uaultb bis %. 4uaut1S71 aufesr bielssr,
gotofiss ansstummfn tnS ni6t atsebclt rrrsfn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

uLUNENBURGEit UAXETTE'',
DUDUQUE, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Ia 10 Gents per ,3silc fir EsifsGts @ctissn
III Der 2pfnlifalte,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

@plt in Neip gjcrf $t.129.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-03
SUNDAY

State right to reject all marriage or to
legalize polygamyi May it order pee
pie to labor on Sandayf May it establish
gladiatorial shows in which innocent men
are exposed to imminent danger of
death flor mere amusementf Certainly
not. And why not +" Because" the Presby-
terrain will say, ait would be wrong."> But
you may be mistaken. "No," says our
Eneighbor, al can't be mistaken as to such
points," Then yeu are infallibly right on
certain moral questions. Eyes" You do
not allow men civil liberty then to do wrong
on those certain moral points. "No."
1t is evident, then, that civil liberty
would be Incompatible with even q Presby-
terian's view Of religious infallibility. To
be sure he does not claim that it is his
Church which is infAliible, but himself.
The State therefore instead ofbeing brought
to the bar of one tribunal on morale, would
be subject to arraignment before millions
of infallible tribunals, all varying in their
views as to what 10 moral CT immoral, but
oil agreed that the State cannot violate BY
its laws their convictions Of right and
wrong.
This is all that Catholics claim for
their Church as whole, and they re-
specially submit that it il better, in the
interest of civil liberty, that there should
be but one tribunal with which it's jurisdic-
ton might clash from the nature of tho
questions raised and that tribunal one the
records of which show very distinctly the
line where it regards spirituals as ending
aud temporals as beginning.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-03

TERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF SMALL Pox IN
AFRICA.-A correspondent writes from
Brass River y: "Small-pox, which has COM
mited such ravages in England of late, has
now made its appearance on the West
coast of Africa, and the people in some
towns are dying off like rotten sINep. For
instance, in Brass, where tho disease is
very prevalent, the deaths are over twenty
per cent of those attacked. The Jul u men
(prfests) are very busy instilling into the
minds of the ignorant natives that the dis
ease is a judgment of their Juju, or gods,
on the people for so many of them embrac-
ing Christianity, or, as they call it, 'the
white mans Cod On Friday, Sept. IA,
they tried their best to get their followers
to drive one of the Chiefs away and burn
his house down and had it not been for
King Ockai protecting him, they would
have done so. This Chief, whose name is
Spiff, stands firm is his belief, and will not
give up Christianity. The adverse Chiefs
have taken all their people away from the
Mission, and the Juju men have made
threats against the life ,of the missionary.
am, however, glad to Say the whites have
held meeting, and have resolved to pro-
tect him at all hazards. In futherance Of
this the whites have all gone up to Brass
Town to endeavor to settle the matter
quietly. Should they not be able to do 80,
threats, and perhaps force, will have to be
used.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-03

TREY READ BUT DoN'r PAY.-It not unfre-
quently occurs, when persons are asked to sub
| scribe for local newspaper, or if they already
take it. that they reply No, but neighbor B;
They are benefited erery ,ceek by the tolls
perplexities and expenditures of those who re-
ceive nothing from them in return.
The above truth, clipped from an ex-
change, should be copied and re copied in
every country paper, until the trouble is
abated. The publisher of newspaper,
depending, as he does, in a measure, upon
his subscription list for support, natu-
rally expects each family who desire to
read his paper to subscribe to it, if they can
afford it. Subscribers themselves. as we'll
as publishers, find the newspaper borrower
first-class nuisance, for he often borrows
1t when the owner is about to read it, re-
tains it at certain times when he misses it,
and too often, if he returns it at all, the
paper is in such condition that no one of
nice sensibilities would care to read it. We
would suggest that in towns where the
nuisance has become intolerable, the pub
Usher print, when requested, or stamp in
large letters above the heading, "Sub-
scribers not permitted to lend this paper"
OF, "This edition not for borrowers" The
idea would take with subscribers, and
prove gentle hint to the meanest of all
misery makers.-American Newspaper Re
porter.
Three weeks ago one of our subscribers
ordered his paper stopped, because he
ncrer had a chance to read 1t, as it ,cas in the
hands OF dorroTing friends ~ from Saturday
erening till Thursday or Friday. Now, if
our paper is worth reading, as these bor-
rowing people evidently seem to think it
is, it is also worth paying for
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-03

ApvENr.-To-mo is the first day of
this holy season. As Christmas is, so to
speak, the most human of all the great fes-
rivals, 40 tn Q period of preparation for it
ought to partake Of the same characters
tic. Christmas is o day of rejoicing; Eas-
ter Sunday day of triumph. Christmas
shows Christ to be man Easter proves
Him God. At his resurrection man puts
on the spiritual, and We doubtless ought to
prepare for it throughout Lent by works of
modification and humility. At his birth
the Spirit recognizes that it has put on the
fesh and identified itself with the temporal
interests of the body. The fitting prepare
ton for its happy anniversary is the fruit
ful exercise of charity toward our fellow
men in their necessities.
five want Christmas to be gay and mer-
ing by kindness to the poor. There are
many such among us. There are many
little ones who SILVER in their worn out
who are weak and wan from lack
of food, who look from frozen sky to see
q freless hearth. On the other hand, there
are many who are surrounded with luxu-
RES. They have more than they want.
Times are hard with them, as-wieh- all
others, bat still many and many dollar
could be spared from their expenditures
without retrenching anything of necessity.
Let them remember that this shivering
human flesh around them has all been
sanctified and ennobled by it's kindred with
IJ;r, ryhnoa birth thau will hnpor IN Chr a r.
mas Day. As we hope to wish all a happy
Christmas, We are bound to urge upon
them O. charitable Advent.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-03

DIOCESE OF NEW ORIEANs.-Last Wednos-
day Rev. Fathers Milon and Bourgeois, Dom
inicans. arrived in the city from France, having
come to preach during Advent and Lent.
The Rev. Fathers have established great repu-
tations for cloquence in France, and will, no
doubt, attract large assemblages to their SER
MONS The first sermon will be preached by
Father Million at the Cathedral next Friday,
the Feast of the immaculate Conception.
His Grace, our Most Rev. Archbishop, will
officiate Pontitcally the occasion. His
Grace confirmed 1iS persons in the Church at
Carrollton, last Sunday, the Goth uIt.