The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-21

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THE Minister Of the Interior--the cook.
he would seem that by our sOrrowA only
: arc called to q knowledge Of the Inhnite.
Let our lives be pure. a. snowAelds,
here our footsteps leave mark, but not&
bin.
There are questions SO indiscret, that
lev deserve neither truth nor falsehoood |
reply.
EPbysic, for the most part, 10 nothing else |
bt poor and ruinons substitute for exef-
be and temperance.
! Men Of genius are often dull and inert In
1ciety ~ the blazing meteor, wnen IL os-
lends to tho earth, II Only . stone'
There 10 10 taient like method ana no
that . man can possess like
krseyerance-they will overcome every
bstacle.
wendell Philips says; "Put an Andefi.
" baby. six nnonths old, ON his Test, and
vim AZ mediakely cay tMr. Chairman,
bd call the next CRADLE to order" -
friend of ours, who has been severely
Aelded. wishes 10 to publish an indignant
kmocstrance from his pen against the
81 book entitled !" The beauties Oh
4 He IL but half prepared for the Journey
1 life who taken mot with him ehss rfend
tho will fursake him in no emee6ency,
$40 viii divide his sorrows, increase his
bys. INT the veil frUm his heart, and throw
nnehine around the darkest scenes.
Wherever there is a want Of moral prin-
;nle the loftiest efforts Of the human in
Elect degenerate into. GOODNESS. They
bay dazzle the Imagination with their bril-
(ancy, and perhaps astonish the reason It.
Belf with their strength and originality, but
Gore exalted feelings Of our nature remain
Unaffected. ...f.
A Washington school boy has griev-
hnce. and writes about thus "When boy
Eoes to School in the morning and Forgits
"a Sharpen his Pencil Why then Of Corse
he Hast to do it in School and Il he does
Ills teacher Takes his knife away from him.
Then he goes home An tells his Father an
he makes fus. But he never gets his
Knife" ...
jenkins Again.-The other day, jenkins
said something which he thought
.blessed good" by way of repartee 70
Spunnipg assailant, strntted about Particu.
[arly happy, pulling mp his shirt collar ane
baying jauntily, that =
He was one whom wits should shun, ne Liked 70 Stun
Ana logged i'tt 70 turn q pun, and pun e. pun upon
panner.
u II ia rumored that circular will soon b,
sery in the United States be shipped to Mr.
Gilmore. The design is to put 1t loosel!
into hoesheads, which are to be dr0ppe,
from the roof Of the Coliseum, by electri
zeal machinery, to a place prepared on tn
etage, to heighten the orchestral crash
The effect will be like the clashing of 81
gantic cymbals.
81 A man, meeting little boy of his &C
uaintanss said, h's Is quite ute tb s'o Sn;
''This 70 quite a wet rain" The mar
I .thinkineto rebeke such a hyperboIe, aske
Tue boy If he knew of any other but we
Rain. III neveFk knew personally Of an
other," said the boy, "but have read, in
Il certaip book, Of time when 1t rained fiji
81 and birthstone, and guess that-wasn't we
rain. Not much it wasn't"
uncertain events, They commence. as q
men have to commence, with the very FIR
s. steps of the foundation and while other
81 of perhaps better abilities and more fOrti
nate condition, are nursing their morb
q hopes and faded expectations, they bui
a I'D the basis Of . fortune and reputation
to which the less energetic and useful ms
-
stances, which, in turn, aid them.
The term to "save ones bacon" is w
carly applied to efforts made at protectii
ourselves from harm or danger. 1t 10 su
posed to have originated in the care exc
& cised, :. and the ruses resorted to, in old
times, by the good wives TO keep the %
diers, whilst on q march, from plunderi
them and sappropriating all their stock
s 1Tbs sodiers march we see the good wives max
The story of two frombones is q go
one. One night a trombone player wish
to be absent from the orchestra; and
there was another trombone, instead
asking leave of the conductor, he resort
to the expedient of getting friend to
in and take his seat. "Watch the OIL
trombone said he to his friend "p
out your cheeks well, keep your ing
active, looE alive, and you will pass m
ter.n ALI went we'll until passage for
trombones was reached. Not sound fr
the instruments 1t turned out that b.
trombone players had resorted to the ga
ruee.
The sunlight that follows shipwrecl