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How WOMEN CAN SAVE MONEY! know .
young dressmaker who persuaded neiEhbor 70 lend
ing machine She found all the dresspakng she could
SaI montNs tSs ,sschine Was bess and sSe bofar 70
save money Your wife may not DO able 70 DC unen1
houBework but che sewing machine with oAeo
In few months she would enough 70 ply for 4n
extra servant and pay for the sewipg machine aao.
her clothes and thus enough rom taaors ano
dressm akers bills to pay for tho machine. My auvice
is TO every young lady who has only few dollars In
TO expena tfowerds purcbastpg good sewing
nachine,-Aut.OT Of Country Ho''aes. I'D. ,
II unuxnal 20 find the owner of . sewing ma
shae earning from ESQ sss month Instead Of half
dollar for day work, extending far into the nEns,
operator now receives from three to hye times she'
sum for day Of reasonable length. From MsssrS WIN
I, Cooper Co., agents No 80 Canal street ene "oIso
renowned Ginger Sewing. Machine can be obtained On
vorv sauv terms In facs no can have any OK
cuOe for lonksf doing without sewing machine Eui
and thorough InStruction given at the houses Of th'
customers and satisfaction guaranteed
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the week BINDING Friday, June 20.
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EoRTUNATE AND Observation-Disclosures
fos the ladies' and unfortunately for Messrs Bsaaeman
e. Adams . large invoice OF linen lawns. French
muslins white goods apacaa etc., which should have
reached hero seme time ago. have only now bsen re-
csived and those entesprisug merchants have to
close them outat very low prices not wishing to carry
summer stock oyer into thu fall This announcement
will give joy 70 lady friends. We know. and Asre
can b no donbt that the OF Magazine and ST.
Andrew streets win be visited by thousands during the
cousing week.
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g The London Iss,es takes occasion to sheer
at the "superstitious results, of priestfy
teaching,'' as displayed in the pnblic pray
ers of the people of Naples during the re-
cent terrible. eruption Of YesnYiu Upon
this the Catholic Opinion has the following
appropriate remarks:
lit is certain that no mortal skill can
contend against the lava that now threat
ems their beautiful city with the fate Of
Pompeii and Herculaneum. Mortal skill
was also defied by the desperate disease
which threatened the life Of "Englsud's
thesr;" yet when England, menaced with a
Lesser calamity than destruction, formally
I prayed with a similar intention, we read in
! ttesame organ that prints these irreverent
! letters much that was, IL not religions,T at
least emotional, sentimental, OF counter
I felt, on the subject Of a "Nati0u In
prayer" The Neapolitons, with their
lexpiatory Masses, Lighted candles, and long
/ Wailing PROFESSIONS" strike us as being
more terribly in earnest than our :" Nation
al application" of which the finale was
the gorgeous procession that stopped ut st!
4 Paul's for Just fifteen minutes. The, Nea=
positans pray that He who at the bidding
\ Of the prophet made tae sun stand still ~
4 may quench those fierce internal fires that
I threaten them with hot destruction. They
I have the reality 4oC-faith. Is devotion only
respectable in proportion as it lie affected
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Behothed.'- By. Manzoni - Translation.
New York Catholic Pablcation Society.
New. Orleans: Chas. d. Elder rs =. b.,
This is q romance of the days of Spanish
ascendency in Milan, and one which We can
properly reeonrsend to those who need intel
lectual amusement II, was written by man
Of satural ability, whose views of life had
been. formed in the light Of actual experiences,
whose fiction was in perfect harmony with
every day reality, auduwhose philosophy Was
Illuminated by tho truth-giving spirit of
Christianity. There vim DO found in it no
storied dedication Of human courage, no
covert recognition of, wealth as the chief
requisite of happiness, and no sickly senti-
mentalisn of heroes and heroines more free
than the saints themselves from the faults and
frsiltiss of humanity. While giving picture
of life as it really is, and that, too, among tho
humble characters of q mountain peasantry,
this work makes ID manifest to the reader that
truth and fidelity in . picture can still be
tinted with all the glow of-genius and invested
with every charm Of the most thrilling interest.
In fact, if some of our modern manufacturers
like this, they could easily profit by the ex-
pertinent They would discover that false
glitter, false philosophy, false pictures of i'm
possible superiority and perfection, are totally
unnecessary to the awakening Of an Ienthrall-
lug interest. Simplicity and fidelity to nature
are the true mark of the artist, only warmed
into life by the breath Of his genius.
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SUMNER CLoTHEs.-Messrs Pierson 81 .Hews,
their extensive establishment Noe Is and Is Camp
street, have fine and complete stock Of linen and
and alpaca goods and summer Undertaking OF all
kinds The vatetes in quality style, color and price
Of these goods is such afford ample for choice
to the most fastdious and hypercritical An
animation of their stock 10 solcited.
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Popularity is . great help to men and
thinRs, especially popularity in prices and II Is
account Of this much account Of the superior
quality of their goods that MessrS II. l. Byrae Co..
corner jackson and Magazine streets, have such Q
great of custom all the time. Their stock of
foreign and domestic goods is large and is being
added to daily by fresh arrivals
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To THE LkpIEs.-Last Monday the immense
establishment of Mr: d. 81. Homes, I55 Canal and Is
Bourbon srestS waV hrOnged with lady visitsrs who
had been invited 20 inspect choice lot OF black and
cOOrsd EruDAdnes which had uAt been received by tho
steamer Alice. Those goods in the POmRsdOur STYLE
and with many other NOVELTIES formed the cbiet At
tFaotO0si in the shopping world during the wOek. All
the ladies who have not done yetshould at once
avail themselves Of the courteous invitation extended
them in our sdvertssuG eolumssby Mr.. Holmes.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-30

THEODORE DANzIoEE & SoS.-Gray .suiting
for travelling gloves and all articles Necessary
for trips offered by the old hrm OfDAnzger
and Son, at greatly reduced rates. wil.be by
their Advertisement Their store, 2O3 Canal street.
also we'll stocked with all kinds of fancy and staple dry
goods, and offers great attractiOnb to purchasers
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eutitioA to the patronage Of The public. being nrst
clasa. lock stitch machine, hshtrr1antng durable.
hnd beautiful in coaetructeAs end ec4d nj greatly
duosd prices We understand that largo capital 70 In
In ths businoss st New Orleans showing great
fafth in the succo1s Of the machine
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,pERsoNAL--A yonng lady of good personal
nodeEaes fortune with blue eyes light
hair and an aAaiaSl eSitlon;- or any other woaSn
to its wontea melody and sweSsn6 In faW honrA by
taking LaplRoe'a Indian Turnip PSesord Balm, which
all druggists hegR conetGntlJ On hand, -
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Nv eyee are din--1 cannot zee,
4 IN nv sDeoks ~ home. ~ u ; -
S::s;ss: eR Sc 81: s,ss s:s sss AAosla ans
rAs-S1sSS : s fa1Sl Graasin, .fssEa SSssfviadtsSS
II Stag. IIs calSadeist street.
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Be cotnfotfsbleS cave money Snd ret Rood
shirt. by purchasing o. 1saj RaanoS hashs.
strNeo He han splendid Rssorkeat made in tho
OF stYles By competent woFknen and Offers all nj the
/ aleo. complete
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RATES OF THE "sTAR."
SoUA1Es.

TTapsent Advertisements, o. so Per SQUARE each u
twenty ave per cent discount allowed on the above
rates. ......-.-
Death end Marriage Notices, u each iDsertton. :.
Wants and Personal Information Advertise mehte'
70 canta per-in0 each fns6Eston.
Editorial Notioee, 20 o0hte Line
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mifitary -ehapiaiB, HeFT-Lunnemann,z on
The refusal of the latter to celebrate Mass
in the .intepdictodD church. The church
having been invaded by the heretics, Mgr.
Nanzanovsk aE first simply directed Herr
Lunnemann to suspend the services held
there for the soidisys. He obeyed, hut res,
lceiving on the I'd March, from the MiuisteF
Of War, an order to resume them, he did
| so, as the dispatch stated that the Chap
lain Genaral, Mgr. Namzanowski, was Sin.
1 formed, of this order, =, which he understood
| to mean that it was issued with his cog
nizance and consent.gN On receiving this
informa alton, however, Mgr. Namzanowski
referred the matter to the Holy See, the
exact case of the proclamation of churches
by these sectaries not being provided for
Rome complete appreciation of his con-
duct in the matter, and thereupon proceed.
! ed in the exercise of his ordinary episcopal
I Jurisdiction, to lay the church under an
interdict for SO long IS 1t should be used
for the services of the new sect. Herr
tepce, and it 10 for this reason that he is
suspended from his functions as regards
the army, and as far as the civil power can
really suspend him at all. The Chaplain
General himself is, it 10 believed, to be re-
moved; he 10, at any rata, to be tried, and
with drawing up the Indictment, the prinoi-
pal count of which must apparently be
that in q purely spiritual matter he has
obeyed the laws of the Church rather than
1 the orders of q public department.. All the
military chaplains in the meantime have
received orders not to obey him.
Tie German Catholics and the Empire
It is thus that the Prussian Government il
/ wantonly provoking . coRaict between
copAcience and its own brute force. -As Ws
thave often Said before now, there was no
reason whatever in the nature of thingt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-11
S0BRE DOS CARTAS.

Que ALA en- la Peninsula haya I'M
pwerto-ysQueiso que publique dos car
tas para hacer comulgar con ruedas
de molino q los que ell reformismo
llama correligionarios suyos, es cosa
l6gica y. natural; pero que El Progre-
so REPRODUCED esas cartas aquf en- la
misnna Puerto Rico donde hay tantos
testigos oculares de 10 que ha pasado
y pasa, ESQ es suponer demasiada can
didez en- sus lectores.
La mejor refutacion que Sc puede
hacer de la mayor parte de las aser-
clones del comunicante de El Impay-
ciaI es insertar sus palabras. FL pd-
blico no necesita mas que leerlas pa
ra echar de yer al punto el asombro
SO aplomo con que 8 por ignorancia
por malicia falta la verdad en- la ma
yor parte de 10 que dice. Copiamos:
"Respecto de la conferencia de los ra-
dicales, puedo asegurar que Sc reduio 1
recabar del Minsterio la seguridad de una
&mplia libertad electoral y que mo hubie
Sc en- Puerto Rsco M asonso de comdi7atu
r0s n's'sisteriates. En- este sentido Sc expli
caron las personas citadas, q este Sc CON
ssQso en una nota 6rlnada por todas elias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-11

guerra que estAban emboscados en- las in
mediaciones para proteger el paso; enton.
ces comprendimos la brusca y s1bita re-
tlrada de nuestros traidores enemigos,
dimos gracias una y mil veces llenos de
entusiasmo los valientes soldados que
con su abnegacion dieron tempo para
que nos llegara este oportuno socorro. Sc
guidamente, y sin perder momento, Sc
emprendi6 la persecution del eRemigo,
que di6 por resultado su completa dis
persion y la seguridad de que Sc le habian
causado dos muertos y varios heridos GU
20 rastro seguimos algun tempo.
No terminar6mos estos desalinados rem
Clones, sin referir uuo de los muchos epi-
sodios dignos de los brillantes jefes que
tomaron parte en- 81. Ouando ell enemigo,
convencido de nuestra impotencia por 10
reducido de nuestras fuerzas y la desven-
tajosa posiciou que ocupabamos, Sc atre-
via q lanzarse al camino con obieto de
apoderarse del brigadier, que era su dni-
CO y exclusive obieto, uno de los valien-
tes o6ciales que peleaban su vista con
el mayor arrojo, Sc le aeerc6 diciendole:
''Ml brigadier, rienda suelta Jucaiba-
''ma con su Ayuntamiento, que nosotros
"pelearemos a su retaguardia hasta morir
''por la honra de nuestras armas" & 10 que
contest6 con la mayor digoidad: GEL bri-
"gadier Menduina sabe morir al lado de
"sus soldados porel honor de. su patria y
"de su espada. ."---L. p.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-11

mos especial complacencia en- cital
nombres propios y hasta en- relata1
las biograffas de los funcionarios que
fueron y de los que lo son actualmen.
te en- los pueblos de Ia Isla.
tinalmente y para no copiar mas
trozos de las dos famosas cartas, to-
mamos ell siguiente:
"Asi ell doctor Goyco, presidente del CO.
mite, propuso al conocido comerciante
Latimer, persona muy discreta del parti
90 conservador, que Sc dejasen q un lado
las candidaturas de C6rdova y SAM, vo-
tando conservadores y radicales al general
kspartero como una gloria nacional; pro-
puesta que, acojida por ell Sr. Latimer,
fue rechazada luego por ell partido conser-
vadOr."
Ignoramos 81 tai indication Sc ha
hecho, aunqueIo dudamos 2orque nues-
tro respectable amigo el Excmo. Sr.
D. Jorge Latimer no ha tornado has
ia ahora parte activa en- la polftica.
Pero aunque asf haya sido, resuelto
como Sc halla el ilustre duque de
Vergara q no volver al parlamento, es-
te paso del partido ultra reformista no
hubiera tenido otro objeto que mutt
liar ell distrito de la Capital para que
no pudiera entrar en- ell Congreso ell
general Sanz, q quien tan cordial
como injustamente aborrecen los lla-
mados radicales; y necio habrfa an
dado nuestro partido en- aceptar la
transaction que Sc atribuye al Dr.
Goyco. Lo repetimos: las dos cartas
de I'M puerto -riqwe@O estan hechas Co
mo por persona que hace amos falta
de esta terra, 81 es verdad que en- ella
haya nacido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-11
LOS CUADROS SOCIALES,

GUsTAvo es ell protagonista y el
t1tulo de una de las novelas mas obs
cenas del tan ldbrico como chispeante
escritor frances Paul de Kock. Para
los cue conozcan las aventuras de
Gustavo con madame Berry, con Ma
rie jaime, con Suzon etc. el pseudo
nimo que adopt6 ell poeta que esta
escribiendo los Cuadros S0ciales en- las
columns de nuestro colega El Pro-
greso, basta por ST solo para adivinar
la s1ntesis moral que encerrarfan los
versos con que habian de pintarse Sc
melantes cuadrOs.
No conocemos nj sospechamos nj
queremos saber qui6n sea ell autor de
tai ohra; pero 10 que ST presumimos
es que Ell Progreso que es un peri6-
dico serio y decehte y que ha mani
festadoquees es cat6lico, ha admitido esos
escandaloSos cuadros sin examinarlos
bien, sin notar tai vez que, aparte de
aluslones a la vida privada de deter
mlnadas familias, entranan principles
que no pueden menos de herir pro-
fundamente los sentimientos relgio-
sosdel pueblo cristiano de Puerto Rico
y que contienen ademas frases alta
mente ofensivas al pudor; frases cue
nos repugna trasladar al papeI por
parecernos impropias para publicadas
y en- las cuales seguramente no ha re-
parade nuestro Coiega; a veces Suelen
deslizarse escritos en- las redacciones
que Sc lmprlmen, como 81 dij jeramos,
maquinalmente.
Concebimos nosotros que j6venes
que llaman progreso al ateismo illus
TRACTION al vicio traten de secar en- ell
corazon de la juventud femenina esas
flores del alma, esas creencias que sir
ven de obstaculo la corruption mo-
raj 8 material de la mujer; nos explica-
mos esos ataques de los esprits forts
a las HDas de Maria y 4 toda congre-
gacion en- que, aizandose ell espiritu
del cieno de la terra, Sc eleve a las
mfsticas regiones de 10 incomensura-
bic, de 10 eterno, de 10 divino; pero
no concebimos que, como no sea por
distraction, un peri6dico de hospita-
lidad a composiciones como la de los
C~adros soclaIes en- que Sc ataca sin
distinction de sexos nj de edades, 4
todos los que cumplen con sus deberes
para con Dios, que son los primeros
deberes que prescribe la sana moral;
en- que Sc ataca sin miramiento la au-
gusta dignidad de las madres de ia
milia, en- que Sc hacen comparaciones
e indlcaciones deshonestas; en- que sc
vilipendla ell sacerdocio y en- que sc
vierten ideas que cuadran bien en- las
obras de Kock y de Renan, pero nc
en- otra parte.
Respecto a las respetables senori
tas que forman la asociacion de laI
Hijas de Maria, 4 quien va una We,
tuvimos la honra de defender de 10,
ataques de la prensa ultra-reformista
NADIA tenemos ahola que decir de nue.
vo, slno que su buen nombre est;
muy alto para que les lleguen los tt
ros de la impiedad y de la maledicen
cia.
Creemos que E1 Progreso, repa
rando con mas cuidado los trabaio
de su colaborador, nos evitara el ira
, bajo de tener que analizar mas exten
| samente los CWaQros sociQlea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-11
GEL A DA.

La Vos de Cuba inserta la siguiente
lnteresante carta, sobre la frustrada
emboscada armada al brigadier Men
dui1a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-26
Registration Notice.


10 The potorscfthe l2th Election District
NOTICE is hereby given to III whom Il may
J. concern, that 10 compliance with the Act
q Assembly If the State Of Mnry iaod, Chapter
ld9, passed 81 January session, 1870, die IN
drrsgncd, Officer Of RegistratiJn for ths
IMelith Election Di iricf If Carroll eonuty,
duly appoin,ed, commissioned aud qualified,
will 81 with open daers, on Monday and Tues
gay, tue 18th and 2yih days OF October, 1879 ~
uuinn Bridge. and " III remain 10 session on
each OF said days from o'clack. A. NJ, until
O'Clock. ?. n, for purpose of correcting The
lists Of registration BY striking from he liz
ni qualified voters tho names Df all uersous
known, or made known to him, who layq died
or removed from said Election District. or
have become disqualified under the proyi.ions
OF the Second and Thu d Sections Of the First
Article ni the Constitution, and "a deliver n,
airy persons applying, whose names appear ON
the said list ol qualified voters, a certificate az
registration, aud 10 stfike from the backs Of
registration the name Of said dead, removed or
disqudliiied persons, and for what cause under
the Constitution aud Laws Of this States as the
case may b., I'D 10 register the name Of
every person who shall apply 10 him Ia be
registered as qualified voter, who shall satis-
~ him that he possesses. or before the day of
election next ensuing will possess, the requisite
qualifications under the Constitution OF The
United States and the law made in pursuance
thereof, and the Constitution OF the State Of
Maryland, the qualification Of age, citizsnshi.f
and residence, and Is not disqualified under
the provisions Of the Second aud Third Sees
lions Of the First Article Of the Constitution.
JOHN HARTS0cK,
Oct ~ Ut Register.
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GEORGE N. FRINGER,
Sheriff of Carroll COMFY.
Notice % Hotei Keepers and all others
rho deal IN Liqrors.


For The Information of all persons con-
cerned, the following Act of the l,egisla.
ture, passed March u, 1863 is published
CHAPTER l9i.
An Act prohibiting the sale of spirituous
or lermcnted liquors in the several conn
flies Of this Stale on the day of election.
SecTiox j. BE II enacted BIZ The Geaeral
iSsemby If Na,glaad. That Il shall not
be lawful for the keeper Of any hotel, iav.
ern, store, drinking establishments, or any
other place where liquors are sold. orforany
person or persons, directly or indirectly, to
sell, barter, give or dispose OF agy spiri.
lnous or fermenjed liquors, ale or beer, or
Intoxicating drinks Of any kind. on the
days Of election hereafter to be held IN the
several counties of this State.
SEC. . Ind be IL enacted, That any
person violating the provisions of this Act
shall he liable 10 indictment by the Grand
Jury of the county where the offence is
committed, aud shall, upon conviction be-
fore any Judge of the Circuit Courts of this
State, he fined u sum not less than fifty
dollars nor more than Que hundred dollars
for each and every oflence-~one half the
fine shall he paid to the iniormer, the other
half 10 the County Commissioners for the
use of the Public Roads.
GEORGE N. FRINGER,
oct te Sheriff of Carroll county.
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Registration Notice.

To he Voters ne SRI Election Disirici.
NJ Office is thereby given 10 all whom il may
~ concern, that Ia compliance with the Act
ui Ass mbly ct the State OF May land, Chapter
$50, passed ~ January Scssnn, 1870. the IN
dc. signed, Oilicrr -! Registration Tor the Third
Election district OF Carroll county. duly az
pointed, commissioned and qualified, will sit
with open doors ON Monday tue 2s;i Of Octo-
Der, le52 at thc rrsidence OF jacob Il. Lippy. aud
. un Tuesday, the 2lih, at his ReriicHe. aud viii
remain 10 session VA each Of said DAYS from .
O'Clock, A. NJ, until o'ciuck =. NJ. for the
purpose OF correcting the lists Of registration
10y striking from the list of qualified voters the
names ri AL persons known or madp known 10
him, who have died or removed from said
Election District, or have become di.qaaliied
under the provisions Of the Second and Third
Sections OF the FIRST Article Of lhe Gonstitu-
ton, Gud To- deliver 10 any persons applying,
whose names appear On the said list OF quail
ned voters, certificate OF registration, aud 10
suike nom The books ui registration tho name
ut said dead, removed OF disqualified persons
aud for what cause under the Constitution aud
Laws of this State, a. tn" case may be-. aud 10
register the name Of every person who all
apply to him To be registered as a qualified
yutcr, who shall satisfy him that he possesses of
before the dag Of election next ensuing will
possess the requisite qualifications under the
Constitution OF the Omitted States aud the law
made 10 pursuance thereof aud the Consultation
ol the Slaic VI Maryland, tie qualifications OF
agc, eiu1 thship aud residence, aud is not dis
qualified under the provisions OF the Second
and lhird SECTIONS OF the First Article oil the
Consultation.
Eli EEB,
oct ~ u Register.