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T,cAapEr AND ofL 5CLerH WARRrtouss-d
xnoors. tss many old snd .tSanSh alas which har.
~ ve.rs uphold the olisrcai hSnofe New orieaus
.uose..fally brssstsny nunerabss osises which
eve line sn again passed over city mono occupy
higher position OF moro funny enjoy the confidence
an than does the Arm Of Elkin Co importers
..,..t. oil cloths lnattinxs And household goods
aonsrally Tho uniform success Of this house is AZ
70 tho eminent busness tact Of the two part
mere In the Arm. Messrs J. NJ Elkin ana f.ssnnsei'
ana "a tho scrupuous justice Of their deaiinss with
their patrons thereby the Oh
tronare once commenced. Having had years OF expert
snce those gentlemen know fully the varied wan" OF
am, oon,munity and select their stock With m eye to
Erecting the. Their prices are low and their sood'
.re ALI guaranteed. As the hot weather is now last
Giving way to colder temperature presase .ne eafs
ar.nt Of tho days when warmly oArpetted hoofs ore
neeesssry for comfort advise our hisnas TO eau
900 A. 10 ass Canal street and mako their selections
from the Varied AZ sssuff stock ja's 'nsf'
III live soms iss tks amount Of carpsstng rees'sd
bv Elkin Co need but state that sner largo s'0f
,s hlled from top 70 bottom. IL
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stEf - . - =, a ~ = N ~ EHss g. .
t;is NEW vhLEANS M uA9lshn 3d.,
ffar tbs Wsssr Ending REidsss September 9.
NoRDSa SrAR 0EVIc1,

al. s,.i. NoHSE s s sshfs S1n,e7. ls7a}
cc,,As-weYeAt the market at the tine 81 on IN
osre r1iiur at to for orainAf ~ to ~
faesors Esys been q "a Tas ut
to ~! Ise rssof tiSssE ehdaeh Sut
paot to ossp1S sretssione csnafe
sSSSS a IA ipcrcSsad opiaf and t9ok
RsleSS 80 40, asi easd.y.
S essanssss iS Sss y a
WsdnssaaSs afttseEhItRo ehseSS eca,sS
more n {aSor Of ssllefs thf closSg ls
sssss ,,t.s ays4 ssS q bas. ss prios
ther advanpp IL log %ians sis ne bushes.
tS SesS nearly 500 soss s Sar
sre IN ~. p Wcs a. :til 1Iisher adEsaoe Of r.
ESn - W 0 eBSve facss the %asss saS
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LETTER FROM Augusta. GA.
.AuevsFA, Ga, Sept. 2, ls7

a &
rAbGVsFA, VA, SOP. ~ A
Editor Morning Star and Catholic Assssass' c.,.u.
Believing THAT . few itemA OF Catholic
interest impaired to yon may not be amiss,
l take pleasure in givinS them, such as
learned during my short btay Al Aagasta.
The Catholic population az this city g
about 1900, nnder the pastorage or the
Very Rev. Father Hamilton, Vicar General
of the diocese of Georgia, assisted by the
Rev. Fathers OHara and sQninlAn. .The I
St. Patriok's Church aud 81. Mays Con: I
vent, located here, are worthy OF the farm
and nationality Of the late venerable pas
tor, who left <them as a>monument OF MA
zeal and OF the Moesa1Ey OF tnS. p gT'S sssS-
dence, lately erected, evinces in style and
architecture, the estimation In which s1e
Congregation hold their present pastor. ~
ia aaid TO be ;ons,, of the faess parochisl
. residences in the coantry..e. - -
The congregation has many excealenS
societies and psodalitaes, which aFe fossefea
by the zeal of the passcr; Anaeng the nsst
Organized, = in 1884, " xhe Society OF st.
Vincent desPaui,y vhsch does much good.
~ 10 nresided over by the Rev. pastor a.
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No matter how. dull times nsy pc In . bust
n.s. no;nt of ttey, there are srtasH needs OF pa
whsea mussss ..ppned sease Srsf is
ssrriss on ~ thoss whose duty 10 - al those
This truth 70 e.epl,8ed bythe ieessise streau
Of ladies' at an times he en at the stoe Of
CHOPPER q Co, agents Tor the SIN ger Sewing Mschsns
die. mu. have fhe sinfer ii their houses for If they
had not sosv would their haSbaaas dasdago 20 sst
shose abs shirts they pride themselves o. anf how
would be possible to keep the children neat ana
with Singer woman can now, WE ease maze %,
te clothes for afamily Of hve or nix pientye
tiuete.pare besades 10 better can pcs
sbly he ode OF snalr sam Of Money SOY from festt
sis6 far the.r machines range price between thes'
swo .an,. than by chasing Dne Os thsse ieonpsf
alta usacbpes Nhssin noSk other Investments tn,
fntsreat drsv1 Is Dy this Investment vi
sivs interestin the haPos hot only Of 1ne1ey put
haalth, temper ana estnfort. uF- ''E,Nu a
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The PATENT RooFING TILE COMPANY OF
NEW oaLRANs.-This company il new in full operation
and is prepared fill orders for the various articles
manufactured by A. acme Of which are mantionOd ina
notice to be found In Our AAVeftising coiumnp The
great superiority Of the TSS for hreproOf roofing hAo
been folly established and the cost much lower than
slate or metal The roos5 Of the following buildings
have Just completed B. J. .Wests spleaalo iSor
story agricultural implement Is BY E7o ieet
ut No IlS Magazine street Mr.. Fsbee S~o onck
dwellings, on Napolesn Avenue. near Constsnce asreeS'
Tbs hall hsins- Of ts Catholic Church, % Napoleon
Avenne, conner of Canp. Fhs extensive SAY mAu
buildings q Nj. Martin. the New Canal The New
Episcopal Church corner AnDuDeiation and SECOND
streets besides of various other public and Prt
vAte buildings The FIRE bricks mauufsctured BY tAiS
company are eauai the best The drain pipes
are from three to eighteen inches in diameter the hat
being largely Sed in paataons ~ ulESrS instead
Of wooden bridges. There is the greatest economy in
the use Of the proof chimnies which eaR be erected
n few hours at fourth the cost OF the coDmon
brick Hues and which being extensively adopted
throughout the country. For further information ad
dress President or Secretary directed in the ad
zertsemeDt --s-
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/: REAL BAReAINs.-Real bargains IN every
style material for fhS fall and winter season can be
had at tie very extensive store Of NJ L. Byrne Co.,
upper corner Of Magazine and Jackson streets Here
very captivating arrsy Of varied patterns may Seen
labelled at such prices would almost make persona
dscrsdit their eyesight But the truth Of the fact
be Subtatated by inquring Of one Of tho many cour
teous salesen WHO every ready 20 answer all in
terroSatotiss.
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the PatrjJs shSuk s(hate the 'etAss q 49,
YORK asalsenaSsd 7ss nasns bes.use snSl at
is an ArckeishopAof Ns~.F usS - .: ~ T.
the use Of aeity's ns1e ey.sn fnesvisasHs
moi. A much % WHOM en-, culprit il 9 mayor
as when he h q Bishopsa -,
Stat, Insa,fsaescs ana Church KigahE
The Court Of Appeal at Borne has 1nss ce.
cided that it 10 competent TO pronounee e Sn
the paper which we hsve just quotsa, inc
Pntrie of Geneva, remarks that this oe-
Fcision viii form q precedent for al! intute
conflicts between the civil and ecc!esias 81
cal authorities. Thus, a. the L,oes's eli ~ he
the Judges as to whether the cure mas
preached we'll or i'll, whether what ne mas
, said ia conformable or not to Cathoiic aoc.
3 trine, whether what lie declares 20 NO io.
d hidden can be forbidden, whetne! .ne - 20 20.
), lessor has been wrong in granting OF. re-
e fusinc absolutiou, 10 accepting OF refusing
= this nnonsor or the other, in granting or re
b fusine ecclesiastical burial rites, ana 30 Oh
a And it quotes very dpropos tWo ascN'" TIE TIE
~ of NJ. Thiers. the other OF "a. Goo" .naeci
u made in 1867, that :" each form OF rei1gi9g
80 mnst he taken az it is." Z" 1t may ge sag
lie that we do not iptesfere with its faith, pu
only With Ia %se a as Other
s ys.s e tG ssae s - ' %nss
thsg sre, Without toushing tbdE. Sfga1izaa;
ton too aey more than their .ieahsv A AS y y
Il. Gutos Gays Religious Hoerty, a1S a;d a.
consist alone in ths and
on right Of each mani the lnseEna1 s Colts r
nm ron OF tne sooS"a +hat II to SAY tt
The religious PoIRsvsss; cnrernment, the eel,
of Churcn. !es mouo -. w;tS the faithful, au
'nS tie rules and traditions which PRESIDE Gs'
.ai lit, are essential part Q: reieaouSs v n
"ct IT," These quotations might pc aavass
a aa seously recommeu ded TO- the eonsiderat,.
ion OF some On 81. pa1o..a Tiharaia
1iZo as 90 tnat VI LILO D0' o
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"Psll oaks from little :aeorns grow says
the poet "la,gs fSftulss ta,aii saving eroT
avs che m.ilieairs aua che irpfovfdent listen and
NisH they had eiooeo or ego 6oc.b they, keep on
saunndering the sane oESd e1pectsnE, Psrhsps 70
inbert fortune fro SONS ola aunt or uncle of
have never beard instead Of follow ing Ont
the spirit of the sasinss Of the niOnaits snd poet
Now any one who 10 get rich can do for there
are very few mon who do not make more rnonS5 tan u
necessary to supply Il cir actual waists surplus
GENERALLY eoos for Injuries. The Workin gmens Ac
osnnodation BAnk, Moo CaJtp street. gives nne op
ortuui.y for thoee desiring Sve to do 30 by taking
stoos payabe at the rate ofHy cents awesk See III
rfiscnn
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Prrprse.Nf, "REMINISCENCES. 1t Is o! ~
roo to say that il is undigni6ed, or that II rs
Unworthy Of an intellectual creature 20 saik
ahout the weather, for it is matter whiGn
c,mes home to our business and bosoms, anu
;nnortant. inasmuch as it concerns our COM
fort. our health, and the convenience ~ltn
wbich we pursue many of the most imPerean1
avocations of life. It isn't strange, tnerelo,e.
that che eccentric meteorologies OF Pa1ticcais.
rears should become traditional; ana II on.
\ readers should happen TO be BAKING OF peI.R.,
! inc this morning, it will not be unlnseses''g ~
| to them to hear about the WoneeIsat 49, o.
1916, of which correspondent OF sne oos ,;yt
Globe gives an account There was MI.
January, Of course, in that year; 70 oeg.n 49,
40 tn at fires for warmth were almost neeoiess
Esbrnarv was moderate So was psrt 9
lMarch April, beginning warm. Weos on. ~
I snow and ice: in May frost killed the buds lc
i half an inch thick formed; aud it was ngSse
sarv to replant the fields several Times. tne
5 came the most frisil June, thai eve. W.
frost. lcs and snow were common alnt0s
avery green thing was killed; the iruiG wa
n, nearly all destroyed; there were .eu lnoIJiS
suow in Vermont. and threeln the nsasao
mood of New York; leafy Sune 1uoee<
July was frosty and icy there YVES zoe nan
;. ipch thick ia Augusti the snlloest $500 800;
a the season occurred during the nrst lSIsnS
y Of Bepteplber, then came more ace AM saE n
IL froas and ice were FREQUENT In OctopoIi -
Il veTiier was cold and clustering, ana, 70 cfoW
" ALI December was mild and comtofISo
l Veoetation,~ is may be- surmised, nad na
Ie t;uIe If. It, for it iSas almost neofaliy ye
Of Cithont a Sun,mer.n We trust tn at ahose
n pursue tbis little account OF ~ Will hn@
"reminiscences Neutrality-suspicious. -~7a n
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ANDREW LEO, CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Mr. Lee nanounceS his fends and the public that hS
hsa reroyed 10 Ne $50 Mn1asin0 street. near Delord
from Sis old sand No. as b. Charles sTset Besiaei
the evidence Of HE many work. in the building line
1hiob Of thenSelvos, EfVe ample t0stimohy OF his
SEilI Mr. Leo has the eudoreemsnt Of that eminent
builder and architect NJ Roherd AstsTbrook, o. the
lac arm of Caller and Esterkrook. Mr.. Leo gives
prompt attention to all business entrusted 70 him. ana
can be addressed through boz s4 Mechanics and Deal
ers Exchange.
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jssassslis4 sa,us.ss, gaAispes ega fosssar;
them still. We rejoice that the Liberal
marty In the North khNA s&epted the noble
FcOursA displayed In their attitude towards
Che Orange processionisss, and We hope they
will never Hbaua0a it. Bat IN the asser-
sfon aud naainssaepce Of their own righta
lwe hope they will he s&rn and resolute.
Copd net suck - that foreshadowed at
Cookvto On end clifford Is simply intoler-
| abis aud beyond Al power Of endurance.
| The men who have been permitted to hold
their own displays. offensive and insulting
as taiey are, 10 unfsttered license, must not
be allowed TO triumph iu the policy of
massacre, by which they propose to requite
the generous fOrbearance. The National
ists Of Ulstor are strong enough to put it
down with their little finger. and down it
|. must 10. There is limit to human pa
} ttence, and that limit il certainly over
. stepped when the men who filled the ranks
Of Orange processions on Monday last, un-
: harmed and unopposed, talk OF attacking
! and. dispersing Catholie meetings. We say
. distinctly and definitely that NO such enor
3 nifty can be allowed. Prevented it will b,
E at any cost, If attempted and the Nation
= aEsts of Ulster. ia suppnessing form o
o tyranny SO odious,and isgusting,. will hav
!. tbe sy npathy, not only Of every member
p the popular partys but Alsos We are glad t.
a t6elfeSe. ola ls10esAnd important section Q
= d tho Gran 60 astitusiOp itAelf.sift so, .-
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,sernlnr. star and Catholic Msssenee1.
~ ORLEANS. SUNDAY. sHfIAAoSH o. .e.--
1xTrE1 rzoM xRANfLu, La
FRANKLIN, Sept. 8, 1871.

F.AsxL.s, Sept. 3, 1874. y
,s,.,, nor.,aS star and Catholic Aes'sAser' =. Il
A' 80 Te,r-rday, tho 10Th alt. Hds Grses, .
.sS;si,os Perche, visited our little towo, q
"a sdmieietered tho Sacrament o! C0n
frmation to over nifty PessSns. .n"x. ~ e
a. s.y that among those who we're ccnnIm 4
"a 1re noticed two venerable OLD gent,s (
eu ar one \ citizen OF this place, aud the
other a planter of high social stsnHing, a.h
converts to our Holy Mother the Churen:
The ceremonies throughout were ADMIR-
..hiv Conducted. At nine o'clock solemn
High Mass was sung by the Rev snai asHe
&c Mass Nonseieneur was escorted to the
church by the congregation, ana was 10
.e;ved at the door by our Jealous young
nastor, the Rev. Father Harna,s, whc, IN
few eloquent words, e.pressedd go ou, a1 1'b s.
loved Archbishop. Reaching the sape!o-
GU His Grace took q seat on tue nlen
Altar. and delivered IN address the nKe o.
which it bas not been s our e Savs when the
ilmstrious Father Chocarne visited your
grand metropolis. .,o,
The Sscrament of Confirmation was then
administered, after which HIS trace trace ga;ss
were concluded by Benediction o. !n'
Blessed Sacrauent. Among the on sa,
-nished visitors present were the Very keV
Father Gouvenot and the heV. a'n'
Chase of New Iberia. .a.
It would be doing greatipj astiee " .,;a
beaxs arts y to close this eommunicau.ES -,
without Sister 5sseon r. 'G Mass as
beautiful rendition OF Con "n as NJ. Ia
M 1sts Of Of 7 TesseSonne, also deserve gre.
credit for the artistic manner In wHen sne
the different Portions s9nt, of s' .a,a
no nv s beautifully rendered by Mr.. Joliet.
Such are the fruits Of Catholic faith II al Al
such is the reward and consolation OF o.
Of the chureh's most devoted p p's a;s.c.i
of The Marianite Sisters of Holy Gro
opened its scholastic exercises yestesI t!
morning we are informed that about FOL
pupils were in attendance. A paroo Oh
school for boys VIII soon 10 ho og 'e nsrsnts
children. - - o. -
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DEs1RAB1E DRY GooDs.-k visit 10 the store
of Messrs .Brsselnan & Adams corner Msgszfse ana
St AndresE streets would assurediy result i'm great
deal of pleasure and profit the many ladies cling
ifr that vieini,y For The pleasure they would be IN
debted to the arstic In which the elegant and
divarsfAed patterns are exhibited while the profit
uoald be owing to their purchase Of some desirable
goods at very Tow prices.
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RATES OF; The "sL4 @

T-.,Iant Advertisements, q 50 per SQUARE -
'eE10 s6tv.aye per cent discount allowed on wv
rates. 49, r.tss. vithe -.1aisoo:Sanns'
tt S NS1riSre Netioes o. es0n raer
Vaa15 and HHBO1ai lnioEns'OA
10 centa psr hne each insertion;
Ediforinl Notices, 80 cents !nn~
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Do not be discouraged. If you have dyspep-
ala or any diaeASe sftlIlver there is long life Of
hsppness before yen, you only use simmons Liver
ReEulatorS usAbSSlcf'
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For coughs, colds and all affections of tho
throat nothing is equal ksplaoe,s Indian TuTnip
Pectoral Balm hic Is for sa 1t ALL able drug
nnorOE ,'r1 u .. -. Co.
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) Esedfyoas sheaas pnssisss.@ ticket far, Father
RlkG'S Lsesnsss fhial s~euiags -. thereby the
1880 Fsthess ~4iliAS enabled 70 icoutinus
go On TIE new cnutshfn 81. Jsssph's Parish.
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Go to Father Ryan's Lecture, this EVENING"
at st. Joseph's Church,
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, TTx T1oU1a11 IN IRELAND.
RIOT TN BELFAST.

. To- rive oar readers clear idea 81 the
oriuin ef:the recent troubles in Iretara'
and The spirit Of forbearance which GUAR
eetor;xed the eondact Of the Catholics, We
make the following extracts from'an ea!-
torial published in the Dublin Nat'o" on
the morning of the day on which the rios
ing commenced
THE CRISIS IN Ulster.
The repeal of the Party Procession A a,
has already produced consequences Oh INC
rravest national importance. e
we have alresdy spoken in term. .,
commendation of the attitude malnsafn .ea
nv the Catholics of Ulster towards tho
Orange party engaged in celebrating the
| melancholy anniversary of Aughrim, ano
We are happy to be able to speak in stnl-
lar tone Of their conduct in eonnectioo
with the "Relief of Derry" demonstrators,
II viewed from the highest lesea, netn.ss
y conld be wiser, more poiitic, Or Al 6st tss
tsste than the course adopted by the Cath
l. oiies of the North on Monday last, and NJ
one who really desires to SEQ tho desstuS
81 tion of the web Of discora woven: t4reug
40 many years of sorroN ana Goeaseeo-
D faction We feel at the ssdop tion % 1se ~
= OF action (which. We leySs oeeeh ah@ =
[, rrgAnsly- recommenden. The Ofange@s
# carriea on ,theis calahratipu an the Puou
Il streets on sMopday With a. little totsnal
/, tion as If housed under thu shsltersng rH@
r Of their Own Lodges. heyIdressed sa tas
10 liked, marched where they liked, and sPss
y how they liked, withoas - siDgle brae3e'
ID thrown in angel The Govern4eas ns
or fallen back on 3. policy Of non-intsryentio
r. Stripped Of the . naconstitutionai Pow
a. conferred on them by the Psrty Prosesslo
81 Act, the anthorities were poweriess, a
sli tie. orangemen. made most Of their opPo
tunity, From the Catholics it was "
known they had nothing to fear. i
NO popular party had formally decided on
is herring to the course pursued by them
TX the 18th of July, and bad made public
,ch nouncefnent Of their intention: The We
LIS III, known body. of Londonderry Mcrhl
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w y
tinct a nationality as the Highlands-rathe
more so-nor about the northern and
, soa shern districts of England: The lazy
: and sluggish South" as Lord SansPuty
} called it the other day, might not perhaps
care so very much, but the manufacturing
Pad mining north would not be long before
} Iit mt in claim for the special representa-
4 ton granted to other parts Of the Kingdom
+ Canning once said, arguing against Parila-
mentary reform reform faEl tSnen.ci,r 11 ~
Il What he intended as q climax Of absurdity
Q }would, if Lerd Russell had bis way, come
= about as a logical sequeuce--as far. at leas'
q as our Legislative machinery ID. concerned.
], If the Picts and the Scots-to speak ratee'
u incorrecty-are each to have their ProVlp'
b cial Parliament, we cannot sec why thf
IF Noribumbriaps or West Saxons are to b!
denied theirs. There ia at least p muci
e difference between the two Englisa ae be-
Tween the tWo Scottish Districts - q.
By. Pusey and the Athanasian Creed
,Dr. Pusey has written to the Times q rattle
y remarkable letter on the subject of Ia
on Athanasian Creed. He says that TN
es wish to remove the Greed rests in diner.
;" ent minds on two grounds First, the s9p
he po1ition that the belief therein stated
aAo too detailedi secondly, that tue WaLhlt !
'ss salvation in those who can have it. i
'ur the frst objection DR.. Pnsey replies tha
,e.' those to whom the question OF retainin!
'ok the position of the creed is q matter OF LII
'et. or death hold the Greed to be tho great in
'cn strument of teaching ourselves and tn
nm people how to believe and think Alright. 9
ew the being of God and Our Blessed Lord
'no Incarnation" Te the second he answer
'ri- that "the warning clauses are the onI
his statement in our Church services lin COT
pee PREDICTION to the prevailing wrong opinio
at. of the day. that e right faith as we
BAD az right life is essential TO salvation, sin'
in Our Lord has SO declared it, and as MUG
ted Sreater contempt Of God can be shown b
ion Teiectipg what He reveals. than by diRobe!
ted Ing what He commando In conclusio!
ad his view of what would happen were Il
ad' Creed interfered With, not by "tbe State
but by "tbe Church of. England
3D. which, We snRpoae, he eanAS9n 1V.e az
~, is very much more gloomy than that ente
Oh tained bv the gfeaS. fgnttaries of b
Vet c0n1munion. +" The Archbishop of Caute