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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

BHrssELs LAoE.-i Il may be Of particular in
terest 10 our lady readers 10 know that in
manufacturing tao finest kinds Of Brussels laco
the thread used is oi exquisite fneness, and is
spun in dark, underground rooms, where the
air Is sufficiently moist 10 prevent the thread
from separating. II is so delicate as scarcely
10 be seen. and the room 10 80 arranged that all
Is such material that renders the genuine Brus-
sells ground costly. On a piece Of valen-
cicnnes not two inches wide. from two 10 three
hundred bobbins are sometimes used and for
larger width as many as eight hundred on
the same pillow.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
Miscellaneous.
ESTABLISHED Isa2.
1.-The Old Stand !"
FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS.

FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS.
WE have just flled in . complete assert.
w ment Of new goods, and will constantly
Keep ON hand fresh supplies Of all needed kinds
Tor the wants Of the public, suitable Tor al
seasons Of tho year, and the best which the
markets can afford, at low prices.
Having facilities equal % city merchants,
We feel satisfied that II you give Us . call Ne
can give satisfaction In prices, and the quality
The kind Of goods We shall keep. will ..y,.,,,
be hrst-class and Of the best quality. The
names Of the following kinds we give.
D RY GOODS:
Black Alpaea.,. Delaines. Alpaca Lussrss,
chester Ginghams, &c. Plain csmbrics and
Lawns, New Styles of Cslicocs, Cotton Goods Of
all descriptions, White, Red, Gray and Opsra
Flannels, Table Cloths, Linen Napkins, Towel
Crash, Winter and Summer Cassimeres, Cotton.
AIDES and Woods, Coating and Painting Linens.
and fine stock Of Muslins, Bleached and IN.
bleaeed, Pillow Case and Sheeting do, Gloves,
Ladies and Gentlemen. Mourning d., and
Grape. A fine assortment Of Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerehiefs, cheap. and A GREAT
VARIETY OF NOTIONS generally, such as
Silks. Ribbons, veivets. worsteds, Edginxs,
Insertings. Rulings Of all colors. widths and
Styles, IN charge 81 Lady clerk.
A fne assortment Of Table Cutlery, Albats
Ware, Hardware in general, Queens Ware,
Croekery and Stone Ware. fine lot Of Mem
and Boys Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes for
Ladies, Gentlemen aud Children. And always
on hand GROCERIES OF THE BEST QUAIL.
TIES, Teas. sugars. coGees, Spices, syrups.
Moiassss, Salt, Bacon, fish. Lard and Floar,
wooden Ware. Oils, Lamps aud Chisnnies.
Shades. Psteni Medicines q general use, Con.
fectionery II all kinds, Tobacco, segsrs and
snun. SOAPS. candies, aud . great variety Of
sthss efeci~ss !.
srerisi sts r',sp rallied .. che fael .sf,u,
having LAbYfI '&'r. ~hoS,riil shoA ADD
aud quote prices.
eS-Gonds delivered free II charge
We will ruu 10 eonne~tiou vith our business.
a Daily Express Ca and from the
City.
ann having daily communicate .. uiil be pre-
pafed - oder greater iniuesf-snis aud furnish
goods on short notice.
Thankful for past isSofs saiirit contin-
u.ncs Ia The future. Hoping = CIV evs-y sat-
affection, ~ remain.
kesp~ctfuiy yours
DANIEL sHEALEY. Js
sfiEALEi
Fsb n q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

WISE SToRE ASp LuScn RooNsr-we Invite a..
ieniion TO advertisement Of Mr.. T. g. Ulsry
proprietor Of Barnard's Wine Store and Lunch
Rooms, Is ST. Paul 81. and - West fsyeiie
ST, Baltimore. Mr. ulery IL citizen Of our
county and as such deserves the patronage o. our
people
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

PaoPEnry oTvEaED AND wTTHDRAws.-The no.
TEL property OF Mr.. John Hooper, known as Pair
Oaks, u on the Hartford road, was offered NJ pub.
lie sale on the 2ist Of May, hut was wiihdrswa
on = bid Of $500 per acre. II contains "a acres
aud has fne improvements upon II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

SALE op a FARy. MIR. George Chapman sold
recently at private sale, a farm eoniaining ~
acres, situated on the east side Of the Hartford
turnpike, With ordinary Improvements. Pur.
chased by Mr.. Seibold Of Baltimore. for Slo, 600
the farm
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

Arrosrnssr. tn. Board ~ Coaui, rptnn,is
sionefs At ~ meeting on the 2sth May. mad ,hs
following appointments
Robert Unger constable for The First n,siric,
for one year from date
Perry Knight, N,uih District. constable anI
night wA,chDan tor Charles sifst, avenue, Han.
,ingdon avenue and vicinity, for two years from
date
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

REAG EsrArE sALE.--Messrs. Gibson a Co.,
Auctioneers, sold for Chas. W. Ridgely, Esq
attorney, a. the Court House door on Tuesday
last. desirable county seat with 10 acres q
land attached, the property Of Mr.. John II
Carter, situated at Franklin. Baltimore county,
70 Miles White, Esq, for 100000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

RuSAwAY.--on Wednesday morning last a
horse attached 10 q carriage, belonging 10 Mrs.
Voc, OF this county, ran away In Baltimore aud
completely demolished the carriage. A small
boy who was In the vehicle at the time, was
thrown out, but escaped injury.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

Roam PRoctrBisGs QrA.nFb The Cosnnii.
,ionsrs ,hiF week qusshrd the proceedings rl,.
ing 10 the opening of public highway knosn %,
Ready avenue. near Cold Spfing Hotel. on a.
count Of irregularities 10 Supervisor. report. a.
John 7 Ensor attorney for ubjre'ors q lIohu
SlinguH Tor petitioners.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL TIERS.
TuISiTi CnrRcu. Tcwsox rowx-sanday next.
June "a. the Holy Communion will DC adj
ministctrd. 1he annual collection Tor the
county Bible Society will BE- taken up
>rBrRBAN RAlLwAvs We copy the followin ny
ARTICLE from the BALTIMORE Gasefte Of cath Nav :
Every one is iamilir with the results OF the
h"f.r passenger RAILWAYS leading out ~ the city
Wherever tie, have bsen located imptovemt nis
h'vs sprgng mn as u by msgic, and property
r'"ug the iur aud aij,crli thereto has increased
60 N,n" unnt od nura ~ u h~lng marketed
4 u'r gu, 'o.t Every additional r,rsd 81 the
Aiui .''s' l'.t :" nuch impetus ~ uur r,iuiur,
sta. al h't4i 'rinttns Gt.srtfity hy Attending
- al tss.> inat grr,, irsidttaium- cheap
sol t'ii Uu'r huiir %ni s,spr ir"m the heated
sui ,-a~i'j .4n q, Ianiug q var isrttit, ~
eN'ausi"u the, FURNISH urCsssaty element for
,uf gtS~ih sni iusrrss' 20 rrni.ting our distant
subutbs aS,ilshlt a, hrnrs t. ihasr uf our citi.
x.us Nao sea telsxsii0n tom the toll ~ hu.,.
nrss and pur, aud insisofa,ing air Tor them
sv.srs ,nt ,pi IS The me SERIOUS draw back
to~rVeg, a. the U.s. iulness ant effectiveness q
sUvh urtas ~ tfausu = their sluN rate ~ s,rrd
aai ipvir ,reusposi ,.tVn ~ passengers cul, -
The gtcNtug trnsud 'cf change IN these par.
ttculars moe sooner 90 itirr cumptl their adap.
iaueu 20 -vuvrN ant increasing want In this
e,,upr,i..sa Nete : ai ~ nUtivc some ls,s
sia,r = "a. r.la. held ~ -,uiltUvn interested tn
'hr e.u,tf.. iten 81 road 'rum H,ltmutr a.
1 W.,n rA.. 10 te locsiri tciWrrn Charles
.i-v,t tsrntc sut jenrs Falls where tas, srairs
SNa BE- vtisiurt W. .varu 90 - BE- narrow
gsg.t steam fa,i, 4ni ihA' toe survey t.uVN be.
az made 4tau slieh ic pasr an estimate ~ the
cust TIE v,.4utrs taFuUsh ~hlch fhr road Nli
p-ss Il al SO potnt ~ e>.sty Aai health 70
sns 10 tse ,iN.at,, 81 "a. morv such voan.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM or iSs ACRES OF
n LAND. situated ) miles west Of Hereford.
- Baltimore county. ON the road lead -.
sing trum Hereford 10 Hampstead IA
Tit u beautifully situated aud im-x -
D aved BY q large STONE HOUSE. FRAME
BARN aud other outbnildings water near the
door choice frdi,, such as Apples, Peaches and
Pears eonvenientto churches, schools, poet
oiae-s, Dc. For terms. Ac., apply on the prem.
see % THOMAS WILHELM,
Nay t.-sai. OF 81 wOodbsrry, n. c. R.R.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
Property Sales.
MoRTGA0EE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, CON-
TANNING il2 ACRES. MORE OR
LESS, NEAR HEREFORD,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.


Tn accordance with the provisions Of thsisws
u Of the statenf Maryland. In such case made
and provided, and by virtue Of the authority
contained 10 mortgage from Thomas wiz
helm and Margaret Wilhelm, his wife. 10 Con-
raj Turnbaugh, dated Decembar 27th, 1867,
and recorded among the Mortgage Records Of
Ba ltimorc county. in Liber Y. II. A., No. ~.
folio S., Ac.. the undersigned. Mortgage, will
ofi ,r at public sale, on the premises, on
Monday. he liza day Of Jane. 1879.
at II o'clock A. NJ,
a. ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE Or
- PARCEL OF LAND ~
1describei ~ the indentur. of mort -
gage above rctcrr'd 10. containing
AZ ACRES OF LAND,
MnkE OR LESS.
This property - situated about three miles
west Of Hereford. Baltimore county, on the
road leading from Hereford u Hampstead. and
adj Gins the lands Of Mrs. Mary Cole, Benia.
MN Cole. Isaac Loveall. and others.
The farm u beautifully situated, and inn
proved bya
LARGE STONE HOUSE.
about sixty feet front. FRAME BARN, nearly
new. and other outbuildings; water near the
door choice fruit, such as Apples. Peaches
aud Pears.
- The property is convenient 10 Churches,
Schools, POstoiices. Ac.
Terms o. Saie.--One-third 81 the purchase
money cash, one-third ia six months aud one.
third "a twelve mon this from day Of sale, the
credit payments 10 bear interest from day Of
sale and 81 be scared "a the satisfaction ~ the
hndersigned. or all cash. at the option 81 the
purchaser.
CONRAD TURSBAUGH,
Mortgage,
Hereford, Baltin ore couaty.
wM. I. KKEcH. Attorney.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

Va totits - foi Nst.lash.m ts.s
t.7nsrttsns tsaa msre - e.sfs "a
20 t.lrf saf - So rs go 1894 %
nFr - 90 ~ .Ulfs = ~ -tirh see hsrs. IA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
ICE cREAMl ICE CREAM |


MISS FANNY BADEK.
ID EsPEcTFULLY inferms The silissus e
II Tawsontoun and vieinisy, that chs eaa ~
ieund at the Drug Store 81 n. WILLIE. vksrs
she will be pleased 10 fsrniaA tbsm With lee
Cream. Cake and Confeesionsry q every Do
tcription, at city prices. may tis-a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

sf.SaboAhp % EnfoAftpv The Stsis bard
OF Educai,on met ., their ofice. ia HaiunanFs
% Weddesday morning last, aud organiEei ~
eiseiins PET Newell. president, sud b.
Samuel kspief, u Bslt more county. serretsst
The other members sfe T. A. Nituer, ~ West
lng'pn county. George ". Lloyd. ~ Charlie
county. and Rev. George ; lieayau. ~ On faiinr
county The reuainier 81 'hs sestIYn was
taken up ia max selection ~ textbook IN
b" recommended ." ID" several county school
boo rds for adoption
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

FfsG IERsgY Hiram Under this head the
editor ~ the Amsricaa Iarmsr, IN speakina 81
the cattle II EnHch Pratt. Esq AZ h.. elegant
country sea- On Woodburn avenue say-
"W- have frequently hal occasion T. allude
~ the number ~ herds ~ the vicinity of Bal
ttmore ~ excellent Jersey cattle. No gentle
mans rppntfy seat seems complete without
few choice specimens 9f this butter producing
race. Finding ourselves recently ia the wei.
nifty pf the farm 81 Mr Enoch Pratt a few
miles from this city. we stopped n look al the
handsome cows. which Tor their neat shapes
really blDpied appearance. good touch aud
gentle dispnsition. we'll We we've told. g.
their profitable yield. coin pare iAvorably with
any Ia this section. They gave every indics-
ton IT careful attention indeed we're we 70
yeature a criticism. We would suggest that one
~ two u hem we're ia rather ton good condi-
ton. !, sometimes happens that those having
the car" "f superior animals become 20 attsch
Ell g. them. - - DESTROYS of seeing them do
we'll. that they feed ipr high. II must be- borne
~ pind. ~ the care nf domestic animals, taat
- follow the indications 81 Mature. bulk ia
Their food i a. necessary as nutritious material,
aud that beyond certain point, tho high
feeding produces Only disappointment The
failure 10 regard this Is sometimes the key Ia
the wan, ~ success in raising fine stock
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

Falls Road Property.
D - from haitmer- Ani nes- NJ, Nashine
Spa ftAtion y e. g. larg, -. story -.
y mo dwelling COZ ll feet, ih basement. -
j. -oems al arg gn.d pantry. snI eel -
a. uudsf hol~ house "a tl-r barn 4sAar .
fa. m fof i 90 ~ ca~s sui uefses ttr-storv
tenant house iak2~. roHms carriage huuse .
spring house. orchard. vegetable garden. A.
fruces 10 gni ofdeg
ALSO
.; Acres Land adjoining The above. god ncw
dwclhsg With eleven ro'ns vel 10 good va
TO- ueAr house. A.
ALSO.
"A Acfes Land ADJOINING the fret above pwel-
ing part brick aui part frame. wlth rooms.
good spring wstsr Dor sale BY
HENRY " COOKE.
Law Building. Baltimore. Nd.
NV ~ II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
Farm Near Railroad.

IIOIa ACRES. about 10 miles from Bal.
i i Oumorr. between Rsistcrstown turnpike
aud Western Maryland Railroad, 'iua ter -.
II a mile from turnpike aud only few az
minutes walk from dwelling a. Timbcr -
Grove Station on Western Maryland RAILROAD,
tke land extending IN within sixty iert of the
Railrcad soil gos,l the land lays well. slight
~ railing aud ei.sy 70 work has fnt 'ruit.
rar sal ~ HENRY W. COOKE.
Law buildings. 81. raul 81.
MAY ll.-u. Halt more, Md.
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Fairfax County, Va.

Fairfax County, Va.
A AFiNE FARM oF sal ACRES. gao acres
N CLEARED. balance m wood heauti fully at
laIsd. 50 miles irotn Alexandra. miles from
u Ashington city aud Georgetown. ! miles
from Orange. Alexandra a Mansss~. K. r..
.Ame distanr. from Alexandra fFcdericks-
bug x. u aud - thin I mules ui the Washing
tan A OHIO Y r.. Nth good road lradiug 10
Washington laud IN good state Of cultivation.
ahuBdsn, supply II pure water. well suited tor
Dairy Farm ~ extensive Nursery Tor which
the soil - we'll adapted loeation desirable aud
healthy ronl brick Dwell ing and other out
,aiidinss. situated IN a beautiful !, cust grove.
sith at abundanc. ~ iruti.
For sale by HENRY ". COOKE.
No Law Building, st. Paul ST..
May li--u. Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
M arb1c Hall
Clothing HoRse,
j II SMITH sc co,
Tailor~ a Closhirrs.

- PR no OPP. MEG.
Nu .#f .fsrs ave GEO nETSs A ufsf
rsrri .Fe' NE-s SUITS
.IN Iutf -AN 81 No. rs.ay A.,
h't 81 hiiTh. kafy spfiHg sales
H Ne ttsss tss~~is ssfs sil
A'lN' alfLt- baustt bsfafs the
4- 10 .ats sess b.asht lsis sas.ss.ta
essIr 49, bnvsfs ua-sisa.
haF a. 'ae - ioa esn cave - p.s
's1'sss cert ~ bay n early
i'" tbi't- and selecting fFasn u .
f-" itff4 ~ Us iafs~ stack ~ 10th "a
His No 20 hahd
rN % " Z 7 = 'af imm@dskie sales
o. ~ brsss suits tis - tts
hss 3"th -uts hrys suits. 90 - ga .
'-fu a. ia 81 Dress fsuts 0, e. 90 .
and select husnss PsT'. " 80 D.
''I styles Wafsiug g. o. 80 g. o.
u r fHf .frl fHfHsfs4fafs Iasa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

TuISiTN CnrHcu. TcwsoS rowS.-Sanday next.
june "a. the Holy Communion will DC adj
minis'ctrd. 1hc annual collection Tor the
county Bible Society will BE- taken up
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

Auction! Auction!
CLARx q EvASs.
AuCt1OneoT0,
l05 Baltimore Street,
Next TO san Building.
Sale Every Evening at O'Clock.
jon LOTS or DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY. AND A
General Variety Of Merchandise,
IN LOTS TO SUIT
GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE,
AT ALL TIMES,
Al Auction Pricssi
CITIZENS. STRANGERS 4 DEALERS
ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
Every Article Warranted o. Represented
GOODS PACKED FREE OF CHARGE.
40 coHsI0EMEyrs SOLICITED. "a
. :::::: ;. :. s '.,' ~, .
STOCKS or GOODS. AZ.
AN COUNTRY OR CITY.
sod us MOST REASONABLE TERMS
CLARK d. EVANS,
AUcTTogEgRS.
(o7 Baltimore st.. Baltimore.
JsasT. Is72-iy.
E.tsbiishea issG.
Ian NJ Uuh 4 CU.,
1876 W. BALTIMORE ST.,
BALTIMORE. Nd.
DesiT' r. inrite a., speciai attention
gPurchassrs and otIer. risiting
n, city, 70 their unusually
'arq' ami raried o.
spr'A.s@ u
NEW J9MGt.aY.
FiSE HATCHEs.
= mast r.Asb. Has.s
GOLD CHAiNsa LOCKETs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

M Hh,m - unaerrani 'ssi ihers !.
'arge portion ~ lasi year. crop ~ ~hss' IN ih-
hands u our farmer. and many say that 'hei in
'shd % keep % 'uf s.sd ~ iheg DO not expect a.
raise enough hi. yeif Tor ihs' pafpose.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

tav Wet ~ Ben amin Nest eIcepti1u.
E.. report % o. 'uu. Rec referred g. he aai tor
IS ,a.-bt :, ia q an aresaut By Bro.n
81. u l~hh.ngtal -utsfei .xf~~i Dc.
lon iat' g. fay costs fastua Mar,h asslsnee
d" uusfnaa ete~rten. 70 F-ps-i -
ta'e .tevlt ls ~t44-Aut att a., "a. ss4
.f -.u-.4l
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Il, Is'sfred T.- -emsia.o' ., WIN : ship
l-g i0tntt. 10 tr.sr.ts. shn di.d a. H.r'. an
vie u.s.Yf ~ he l-'h ~ Juas 1870 x.rs
rsin'~~f,i here 90 SUNDAY 49, TIE hody hai
o~sa p"'tf-. and as IN an excellent stat. N
prsssrFatlnr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

TrnH H-Av TIE 'ri, - Io. 3 u.v.
ant Hans 100 she's FOR 40 alleged murder ~
Abraham (. L.rn hs. hssn 49, 1psa ~ ~.
f'rr.. e.pa.J ',...' Conr' 'or NnudN nsI'
,4ae 50 IT, ~ft~+ Attorney - - ss.ts'.f
p f.~ pr .erU' an ~ Hsn loon T. saith md
A'o-aes G-tsrs. -s-.'s, he Governor ~ ne
STATE hAgi1g r-q1e''~f Ne is'i.r 10 10 10
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

fug-t'ers f.r t- /: ~ P,,ratsn, The 20
'-.rs fr~ .--nlum f1r no n-.' .rr- ~
cora z-3E7 p 'a- r4ga'T af-rsf ~ h~ Caro-
cpanfv Agfieularsl ~ ,eiy. closed 90 rAsssday
f. pt'y n.0~ y~n''smsn sgr fef 'h.i' oil
egres4 % r1mne'r Ne.sfa Wm Bown
i~7. Er,-. i...t. Evsas. Augustus Shrtr-r
Joan W N.--,r . = -nz4r Nm Nickel
Ha Lraeh iaa x 8 More
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-02-04

with US should look bonaeward. and ex
plain how il is Protestant who asn;re
GO rank in schivalry, kneels before III;
sovereign, and kisses the sword swherewiti
nesis knighted, while the Lords of Paris
throne. - Il :. e's '.-s = on Ply
~ token of their oati,,s yeracitv.s in I
IaM court, witnesses kiss the New Teatn !.
ment. If such homage be tiecoronsS In
those who honor the Bible, may not CatI,o-
liss show equal veleration to the cruc;a1-
mnich they also honor as representiny
Gnpsts altar of atonement-the GoanaI,s
npu9sl.,,dgemeDt-and summary of the whole
IN short, be itremembered that the ,onca
s we angina of slavery-the Cross-ia now
~ Ine nooieet badge ofhonor among the free !,
tsswaves IN the breeze on the flag OF navies.
q anu le unfaried on the standard Of armies
as Jewel it ia suspended from the necl,
u Deausy, and as a reward it is affireil
0n sne breast OF merit. It shines as 4 oem
= tno uiadenf of kings, and it is embla-j
. 4 as devices of honor ON the shield of |
those OF noblest birth; and though. as here.
I,oIoIe, scandal to the Jew, and a folly to
me ii 1entile yet, among Christians. even
nose q who are prejudiced, the ever yener-
'o,e form OF the Cross is esteemed, as fhej
of Him who redeemed the
s g y !-Londcn Lamp. =.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-02-04

STANDING ALoNE.-T Thank Heaven. i ea,,.
stand alone Can Jon Arc Won ret 81 ~
.ne emo OF your LIES journey Hays rs, ~
child suatched from yoS Isss, II ~ 3. We q
me hood tide Of happiRess Dfd Tos, 800, ~
Ssose year weary eteg 70 the bright dawn
- = IT, :. l.E1t Pray That Won MIGHT
Eyer i've 70 look ct IL 3
w ven eyer nee where lnxnTT.
shieeE IS n 'ss:.r sss. ana
Won heve - n IS =, III yea
!seEe K ys,,, es ur.;e SSaS
|. u. NE ~ can lone. - that
50 NY, - iali alone -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-02-04
The French Academy.
PROTEST OF MGR. DUPaNLoI-p

d her' Oupanioup's speech in opposite,
r W she election of NJ. Littre is published ir
. .pe 1asetfe dc France. The Bishop begins
~ saying that he has high personal es.
, TEEN for NJ. Littre, who, indeed 10 NOD
> a'"os1 the type OF a sarant by his indus
try his profound learning, his fearless love
o1 truth. But the Bishop adds that tho
philosopher is a positivist, an atheist. a
materlalist, and socialist. In conclusion
the Bishop says:
My. spirit and my thoughts are raised IN
region higher, dare to say, thatf that of
s sne academy Itself. 1t is France that I
see; cannot turn my eyes from, her n, mise
and danger. Low! you would s.rs
france, and it is thus that Won acti
solemn Qualification of materialism .nd
soclailsm-that is what you prepare for her
INV am': "hen she is at the edge of an abvss.
peace, security, faith, Jesus Christ. re-
t uhenpeioh' 1he cross; aud what is Ioft-God.
t me soul, law, moral liberty, the fntnre,
lIe-you would also take away. What
more more would would, you haveP And what other
SO much my Church which they wou, u d do'
stfoy; tits your home! And I must come
here to defend it. For, all those th;mns
which are Your last desire-reasop' nb;1s
o:sophy, society, the basis of your institu-
no paihcipies OF your laws, the RS
foundation of your doctrines, the subject 8
81 your books, the sanctity of your heartbs' c
Ihe morals OF your children these are the s
'nings which defend, and which Won e.
nrow away n GROWING those who would s,
lestroy them. The Academic franchise ia n
by all the world, and now what q,
VIII you make of It 2 For whom, now. coniJ Ia
ou keep from the Threshold of vonr II
academy? | look around for NJ. Consin O.
nd srIeve that cannot see him for two
easons. First, because at this moment
anu up 1or the defense of spiritual phil ar
sophy. re Sfald to me eight years ago. nj
propos OF the same candidature, HTRis r,
question of the fundamental truths of oa
le human spirit, of the axioms of all an &,
ety yon viii speak for u.s." And ~,
.leVe ior M. Cousins absence because 7 ~,
we noe forgotten-the courageous oDnosi- Il
pm which he offered in another ACADEMY tI,,
the election of very honest man. M -. ~.
ortny OF respect as NJ. Littre. q Yonr U .a
ena,D ne said to the defenders of. this Ia
ndidate, is an atheist, materiaiisf nv ~
q ne sets at naught common sense. He az az
az hperty to write his books, to aain lie IL,
laers, and to win great name; but the h. h.
VIII come when common sense, which 81, III
not philosophy, but which is the JUDGE =. = :,
Pnliosophy, will sit in judgments on his r. -
NO ana erase his name from the list ~ 80.
nKers. he 10 ineligible so long as the = ss :
, . q cares for the studies OF youtb. -
noes not wish TO eGace all airnificance 70.
3 me honor Of being one Of her mem ot III.
Iself
: seq - thar
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-02-04

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