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r 90 KING GLASS, WINDOW GLASS and
IL Glassf or pictures cut to any size desired
the looking glasses fitted ), III the frame
githout additional post at B. ScHnI3I.s~ Drus
wand Variety Store suns 80
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Wheat in this market, is now worth $l,2a
per bushei and foHEslo and sl2 per barrel.
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Notwithstanding the unprecedented drou'n'
Harr,sophurg has ehree candidates for Con-
gress.
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NewAdycrtisements.

R. Brown offers cigars at who lesals.
Dr.J. S. Irwin, notice against trespass ers.
Walton, Bird ami Mckay, Comm'rs. sale
of real estate.
y.W. banner, Agt. for Wilioushby Gum
Spring Drill. .,.,
i. W. banner, Agent for Mary land Fertll-
izer.
W. Williams, notice TO parties using
Rhodes Phosphate.
Obed Funk, Gem. notice to brick makers
sc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11

IGOSAD ALIS

T'HE GREAT SOUTHERN
remedy for the cure Of Scro-
tula, Scrofulous Taint, Rhsuma-
tism, White Swelling, Govt,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
tis, Nervous Debility and all dis
eases arising from an impure CON-
dition Of the Blood.
! The merits ofthis valuable prepar-
alton are SO well known that a passing
notice IL but necessary to remind the
lreeders Of this journal ofths necessi-
lty Of always having . bottle of this
medicine among their stock Of family
Necessities.
Certificates can be presented from
many leading Physicians, Ministers,
and heads families throughout tho
South; endorsingin the highest terms
Tie Esad Eztraa Of kesddalis.
DIR. II. Wilson Carr Of Baltimore
Isays che has used it in cases of Scrof-
lula and other diseases with much sat-
isfaction:
Dr. C. Pugh Of Baltimore, To-
Iccmmends 1t to all persons suffering,
with dissassd Blood, saying 1t 10 sue
lperior to any preparation he has ever
fused;
Rev. Dabney Ball of the Balti-
Imote M. 4. Conference South says he
has beenso much benefited BY Its uso
THAT he cheerfdlly recommends IL to
Falf his friends and acquaintance.
Craven u Co., Druggists, At Cor
ldonsville, Va, say 1t never has failed
IT. wiec safisfacfiCn
Sam'l G. McFadden. Murffoss-
lbore, Tennessee, say it cured him Of
lRhsumatism when all else failed.
Rosadalis Is not secret quack prep.
aration, Its Ingredients are published
lon every package. Show 1t to your
Physician and he will tell you it 10
lcompoeed OF the strongest Alternatives
THAT exist, and Is an excellent Blood
Purifier. Did our space admit We
lcould give you testinonia ID from
levery State In the South and from
persons kaown to every man, woman
land child either personally o. by rep
lutation.
Rosadslis 10 sold by all Druggists.
CLEMENTS 4 Co.,
l. BALrINoas, Sole Propristors.
JOHN F. HENRY,
| No. 8 CoLIsGE PLAcs, !. ..
New York. Raoissah Aaoas.
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I'm A SINGER

TN A SINGER; '.''' 81 p e"
just one month had Dortfida been married to me,
When the dear little prss game and sat on my
knee,
With the cunniDsest '9peepers" that ever were
Whispered aTlubbie, must have.a Sowing Ma
chine
Ofcourse consented, what new husba nd wouldn't
If it cost me a thousand deny her couldn't:
So asked my pet blandly what kind she'd
have bought. -....
och Dieky, how can you?" she cried with ID
'eWhv it's noisy and slow, l WON'T haveit abort
And for goodness don't mention a Grover H.
Baker," ~:
tShe said it so cross, Fda great mind to shake
"Nor Wheeler Wilson; ii sens good one
minute, j..
But the next thing you know he old Harry gets
Now Dick when j went With mamma to the Fair
I saw such duck, oh. the sVteetcst thing tt ere,
Twas :. spirit twas an eli, twas fairy ipcar-
With speed-herror nteriupated Fer, Job darn il.
truce IS your notions. so high flown and green,
What'sfts name, love2 "My pieky it's tie
SINGER mean.
got, her Singer Machine. aud she ssts it's
lust the. best ever made, and that she Yosld'ut
hate sny other. =, - Il
| CWURN sEwESGMACHINEs STATISTICS
- FOR 1871.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE AHEAD
The Singer s,la 52,1sl moro than she
Wheeler and Wils?n..
The Singer sold laG, 4222 more than Gro-
yer and Baker.
The Singer sold 1865 more than the
Weed.
The Singer sold 1920 mere than tbs'
| Howe Machine Company
The Singer sold I6l,ls9 more than the
American Buttonhoe.
+ The Singer sold .209 more than the
original Howe Sewing Machine Company,
I The Singer sold l70,S63 ore than the
Domestic. -
t. chimes. -
What better testimony can YOU give com
/ petitors? R, G. HUGHES, Agt.,
+ ~" AT WOODSTOCK, Va.
P 4 SONG FOR THE SINGER
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nO0n TO $500 per month. Agents
M1(W wanted. Address Erie Se~ ing
Machine c., Buffalo, n. Y. or Chicago, Ill.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11
R0CKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN lime 1h,b 1879

|; OPEN JUNE 10Th, 1872.
The proprietor offers additions attractions this
season. New, cleg4p and spacious Draw ing
and BALL Rooms. bean titu lawns, exquisite air
and scenery while the 7Eafers OF these special
springs invariably relieve Consumption, ScYai,.
ula, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Diarrh@a and, are
Readily accessible via Chesapeske : dhio +.
X. S top at Goshen Depot, where coaches W III
be in waiting. Pamphlets on app LEGATION.
JAMES A. GRAZlER, Pprop.
June 2T-4w.
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EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES,
Just received. a splendid lot of steel showed
nnl forks, Garden RaAes, spades and Hoes,
OF sale by J. W. BANNER.
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DAMNED FRUIT AND vEGETABLES.-
~ Green Corn, Green Peas, Lima Beans,
CAFries, Pine Apples, and Whortleberries.
Try some of them. All No. }, as cheap as they
can be bought at Retail in the Cities.
Forsale by J.'F. SHERRY.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE
" STRASBURG, VA, JUNE Sd 1872.
To the creditors of Erasmus Pitmau
secured in deed of tcust executed to the
late S C. Williams, Trustee and all others
concerned
You are hereby required to take notice,
that have fixed upon Saturday the 9Th day
of July next, to take proof, and an account
of all the debts of Erasmus Pitman, secured
and intended to be secured BY deed Of Tfpst
executed by said Pitman TO the late Snml.
C. Williams, at which time and place you are
required to attend Done at the instance
of the Statutory Trustee, and given under
my hand as commissioner Id chancery Of the
county court Of Shenandoah county, the day
and year fist above writtep.
june 6-4w. q. E. sTICkLEf
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d, Willis EXTRACT OF JURUBEDh

ls strengthening and nourishing; Ike, nutri-
| cious food, taken into the stomach it nss,mi-
latos and diffuses itself Through the circulation,
Civ ing vigor and health.
1t regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves,
its power tul Tonic and restoring elects psodS-
ces healthy and vigorous action of the whole
system.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Plstt st., New York,
Sole Agen for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Cir
cu!arz. May -4w..
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n o OK AG EN- rs

hook AGE NTS
Now at work, or looking for some new vii miss
it if they do not At once write for circulars oil
the best selling book published. Extraordinary
inddcements offered. Profits mere than double
money. Outfit free. Address, +. NJ. KfkD,
1879 Eighth St., New York june 27-xw.
CUAD ERrpI CKLES-a splendid article
rea iyor table use, for sale by
J. F. SHERRY, ~
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MONEY N Ha saa 1 ss$ the ss'h ss Siss
| Catalogues, sampler and fl / Particulars free.
s. Al .Spencer, Brattleb9ro, vt. apr 4w
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ORGANIC LAW OF THE SEXEs.-Con-
J ditions which impair vltality-positive
anI negative electricity shat life is
evolved without union-sfect Of tobacco-in-
fuence of fish and phosr horis diet-nodern
treatment of pelvic diseases, structure and
varcocee, and arrest of Development; ten
lectures to his priva tie rgical ella S. Edward
II. Dixon, NJ. D., AZ Fifth Avenue, n. Y. g.
pages, Is cents:
?Evcry line from the pen Of Or. Dixon, is Of
great value to the whole human race. "-HorNce
Greeley.
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VIRsIILA FEhhLE INSTITUTE,

STA MUM, "A.
Buildings contain over so rooms. Grounds
nine acres. Pupils from II States. Tho course
is comprised in eight Schools, under twenty
Pro fessors and Officers. Location beautiful
and salubrious. Terms moderate. Apply fol
Circulars to R. PHILLIPS, Principel. or W
II. TAMS, Sec'y, Staunton Va.
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"Here rests one Of few days and few sor-
rows,
Living ii did Gods work, and dy ing II
does il still!
Living it opened new springs Of love or
earth,
Dying it wins now hearts 10 Christ, and
heaven" H.
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Reject all Violent Purgatives. They
ru in the ton of the bbwes and weaken the
digestion. Tarrent's Effervescent Settler. Ape
rient is used by rational people as means of
relieving all arrangements ofthe stomach. liver
without pain and imparts vigor to the organs
which it puriies and regulates
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
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GyLOCKS CHEAp.
" Bafgelt has just received q
new lot of 8 day T. 90 hour clocks Of Bsauti-
full Patterns, and.wili be sold at reduced pri-
cos fer cash. Gait soon, before they are all
one.
DAISfNS, Coal Oil, Parlor and Sulphor
II, Matches, Pocket Books, Green Tea,
Sewing Machine Oil, Canned Fruit, n eektiss,
Ground Peper and Slate Pencils.
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To the Voters OF the seventh Congress
ional District.

Very Truly Yours,
JAMES II SKINNER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-11-20
THE ELEVENTH HOUR

simplicity which reaches a true artistic eject
THE ELEVENTH HOUR
Whist. sir. Would ye place 10 speak alsy
And sit ye down there by the durse
She sleeps, sir. 50 light and 20 restless.
She hears every step On the aurc.
What ais her, God knOwsi She's been weakly
For months, and the heat drives her Wild;
The summer has wasted and wcra her
TIL she's only tic CHEST of a child.
An have: Yes she is. and God help ne
I'd three little dariints beside,
As purity as iver ye see sir.
Bur wan by wan dhrooped Ike. aal died.
wba; was Il that tnk them, ye're askings
Why. poverty sare, and no dcEbt;
Theyper:sked for foni and fresh air sir.
Like flowers ahried up in a drought.
II was dreadful % lose thea. An was III
1t seemed ike nv hea-t-s.ring would break,
But there's days when wid want ami vid sorrow
I'm thankful they're gone. fsr their sake.
Their fafhers Well. sir, saints fo-Eive me.
It's soul tongue that lowers its Oxn;
But what wild the s,hrikes and the liquor,
I'd better be a strugglin alone.
Do want to kaPe this wan2 The darlini!
The last ami dearest Of all,
Shure you're n.Ter father yourself sir
Or you wouldn't be askin. q; all.
What is that MIX and food for the baby.
A dOc.he- and miGicine free.
You're hnntin' ont ali the sick children
Ar poor. toiiin' mothers Ike me.
God bless you and thin that have seat you,
4 new life you've given me. So
Shure. sir, won't you look in the cradle
At the colleen you've saved, Sore you 20:
o. mother o. meTeies. have pity,
o. dariInt. why couldn't you wait?
Dead dead an the help in the durewsy
Too late. @, my baby. Too Iate Too late:
ANxA l. RITZ
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This e 20 certify that my late husband Dasiel
r ThuTusnn was insured IN the Berkshire Lac
Insurance Company. Pit;gleld- Mas for e. o0o
Dcrembcr I9lh. Is7u. premium pay quarterly
That two payments we're MADE mp Ia June 18Th
ISL that he died October 18Th. four months alter
he faiied 70 make bis payment
The ueTlal pruafe Of death were forwarded TO the
Ce,upa-v .slI the full amount Of the policy, less
the two quarterly aymeuts Que az the time Of ms
death. was paid - me by their General A gent IN
PhiladeIphia- W. H Graves. az their ofaec, ;. W
.arner Z hes-rut and Eleventh Streets
fSiguss0 NETTIE THOMPSON.
W H Greene late o. New York. insured few
years since in the Berkshire Life Insurance Cotn-
Tany for - go. bui owing 10 misfortune IN busi-
ness was unable 10 make any payment 20 The
Company during one year and nFe months prlor 70
his decrease. I have this day paid laf the New
York offics Of the Company 81 Broadway. s0r1er
q Chamcers street,. three thousand two hEndret
and ninety dollars this being the iUll amount
due 10 his widow. ater deluet!ng the overdue pay
nen1E and Interest.
J. II FRANCISCUS,
New York, March lIth- 20. Superintendent
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Read the Following List of
Claims Paid.

James Jo!ce TcE York City, 8. .ooo, payment
overdue months.
T. H C. Hampe New York City. a. 0oo. pay
nlent 0Ferius months and days.
Mrs. q. b. Hart Chicago u. 5000. payment
overdue months and IS days
r. r. Moore. Boston Mass. s--O0o payment
1veriue msnthE and l6 days
James H. Adair. New Maysviile. Ind. = 900.
rlaT7aleuf avergire mauths and days
Bernard o-Gr7dy. Detroit Mich. 1000. pay
rseg.t overIlue . years. 70 months aud IL days
Jones D. Estab~pok. Fitehhu-z. Mass. $50
PAYMENT overiue years month and days
GOODCHILD MARSHALL, Agents,
fEae I2-72 Somerset Pa
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ANNALS OF THE PeeR.

The approach ef a winter likely to be a severe
one should make al charitable hearts sOlt u TIE
appeal implied in this primitive genre sketch from
the ST Louis -Repuhiican.- whence IL il here
quoted equally for It's simple humanity and the
simplicity which reaches a true artistic effect :
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man might vote. -WSHeaf, however, that
such a proposition shall never be proved.
Universal suffrage is sham; it is more
than sham, it is blupder; It is worse
than q blunder, it is a crime, 1t is based
upon. universal equality. Are all mea
equal, physically Intellectually 7 moraiiyf
Who will say SO 2 And if they are, as'they
are, unequal; if among them there is supe-
riorty and inferiority if this inequality
be, as it is, Iaw of humanity, universal
organic law, potent and -palpable the
world over how expect humanity to live,
and thrive, and advance, when one of the
Jaws of it's life and motion is violatedf
Violation of that law is contravention of
Gods designs. CONFIRMATION of his de-
signs is crime. Therefore, do we say, and
re- assert, that universal suffrage is worse
than a blunder-it is a crime. From the
universal inequality of men, deep-rooted
in humanity, how logically deduce univer-
sal equality land, if you cannot do 80,
how proclaim Universal Suffragef 1t is
against reason, against sense, against the
very laws of humanity, against History
against God. And. therefore, it cannot
last. It is q paradox which fanaticism
| would lift into > Slaw-. It is the greatest
| political falsehood, which fanaticism would
erect into the sublimest political truth. 1t
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{ -
81 We learn from the St. Louis Democrat
that one third of the St. Louis 1sales NV ~
been sold to Major. Ewing for s60'eOo oO'
or at the rate of ,s2Oo, 600 for the entire e.
Establishment, good will, ETC..
=, The Times was started about Six years
ago, with a capital of $4,000. For Two a.
three years it had hard struggle TOR e stoek
ence. 1t was converted into JOINT st aSt
Company, under the name of, the AL
Louis Times Company" Land a gooo , uer.
of stock was sold; but Afterwards lsp tro
chased by the publishers. For the l sSn .s a
Or three years the paper has oee peg from uU The
5rice at which It was valued by the owners nsr.
About two years ago Major Ewing a ".
chased one third of the concern ,1e S,a That tSst
900. Now he pays more than douoi0 'D''
cum for another third.
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H. CoURrsH1p By TELEGRAPH- Mr. scG I,;sb
more, the Superintendent Of the .Sps' re-.
Telegraph Department, in his reSeaSt ele
port, tells us that, 1t is fact thas a =
graph clerk in Tendon who was was s;nta5ce
on a wire to Berlin formed an acqua ,a Clerk
with and an attachment for. tema'2p erlip,
I shnt Se made On Of marriage to hsr
seen seer him. They were married, ana t al,
entities is supposed TO have turned OUT more re
we'll as those in which the senses are ea 1.O to
apparently concerned" And in ,t GI1e hasty
give some excuse for this apparently tisa
fSst clerk at one end wire t saR
r TsSs i tell By the way in which the Sisi ID
~ the other s1d does his work, TnS sSf edull
is T1Sssio1ate or sullry,. eheerfaL ~ n
aanauine or phIeGmatic, 1lt-ss'
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Catholic Militant Union of the Cross-Councn Of
New Orleans.
BULLETIN.

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1872.
The Section of tie parish of the Trinity and
that of the church Of st. Mary of the Assump-
tion will hold their regular monthly meeting
on Sunday evening
The ,ParoShial Section OF Aotre Dame dc Bon
Secours met Inst sunlRys 81 ., 49,
ofieers-t fonsoR havibg itesns-Of iuforma-
ton oSdcb 1Gihe ;thsiS, SeetfOu Published in the
g" Bulletiu y are requested to forward the same
70 the duaF al "a, NOT later than w dnesday
r 1s.SssR.z s~ssasS- - 'sHS7 sssa -' 800 -
THOMAS LAYTON, NJ. d, Secretary.
Lock Box eee, POstoffce.
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5rRE MORNING. sfAk AED b. SA l!I4 Y a :!

10 the nost dangerous political ercs which
fanaticism would saactify asI the grandest
nolities} dorma..ei iisIs7si1-$ 'sraT 'a'9~,;
By ia ftaiss van 5odt know ms y; and ~ ~
fruits viii obe fruits Of blood. II, 10 the
germ lofyfuture' seyolusi0us and anarehies:
So surely q e n planted. Nd takes roof
and. grops, SO surely shall here be death
In its ,ftuits5 ~ aaibat.aS enh s,et T~'itao II
A destructive principle 4eads TO dsstruc-
ton. II, viii be = law Of death and doou,
to this land. One fof two thfags--eithar
that law must be destroyed, or, It will
,SSa,Jsr al He-iGTre T>''<tHf- bra
ueslEoy vs. I,Sr +ss-I .,.sl ~. ~, p ,fi.fr.5.e
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P1ss cRnrsf1f1tS p cos1ttEda e As announced
by notice I'll ii our advertising columns, the
frst term at this Institution win begin on the
t4fst IL octobcr. We have had 6cessioh, 50 often
Of 1ate, to 81 ecommend tbis college to the
patfsd36aee Of the Catholics Of the South that l
Il Wsotifd be 'sSuperfdohs here again to urge its
claims. It" Is conducted by the Christian
brothers who are devoted, tho world over, TO
the education of youth, and has ample fscil
ties f for heir accommodation and instruction
It's appointments in every department at beng
frst class. For FULLER information address
Brother Leonidian, President. - =,
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CALENDAR OF TIE WEEK.

pls-St Joachim Father of B. v. NJ
Sondsy " Aug. l9-St. Philomena, Virgin and Martyr.
Iv"6rssaay Aug 2l-St. Jane Frances de Chantal :
Tn1rsdsJ Arg. as-octsysRf tho Assumption;
Saturday . Avg 24-St Peter Celestine Pope and Con
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g
The ocossioa q, "a th;s hinn5sss { ~.
we NAV smile. or d. ,,s,.-s,e.,s,.., winch
MISREPRESENTATION. intarssa - n,,., ...'oas
'misx1ids tie sonia which Iook 10 tbsss u snd
isymen for lishsead )truths1.O v.y - 1'','
49, There xssi .suscom;s.fon =, v,,s,.,,, . .
number of the ,Ssrnso: which r. .. ..'
The passare to which va se,orr sssI+ttS In, ' :
found IN 3. IL az that diaacaoIp1rn.sa G; e
its concisdine, Iinas.: and On n... co.
the edision which we copsultsd ~, -. VI
Of Paris of the wear 1851. There g. = 1 s4As
tine, speaking of the heresvs of, fbs d..
eaans says :sd 10 t.ts snbas1 b'TS, sr sA -,
s1,s ens deo lac oasssd axo Con nsar,;
sMiss6 spst'iat z9geaessi 4postoNeam :. ~.
stiaps. ;yeserspsa vensSwnt.i .aCauu.o fnr;ta ~
utinass sssssados ,siasuri sryp, ,p'. f~- ~.
ThaS literal translation Of v1i;., ~
ltfsAlresAys indeed, s In reference, 70 ~. 49,
! natter Two rCouneita have SAINT: - ~; saa
| Apostolic See thence also ansve,. {. u V
sesme..., The, contest il decided vo.ls ~
God tbe,terror were soon fanishedn
tswersrhave come from the ApostoBc q. i.
The contest is Decided This literal t,,, .s'
1atioh Is generally given more freeiv hut
with technically the same meaning, nRoms
has spoken-the contest ia decided v -
\ IAatin, for the sake Of brevitvii mp,.-
loeuta, causa fuito est. !, ~, ''.,.' ~,
1t may be said by the P.esbvte,ien .h..
the exact words ought TO be given in .n ..a'
tions which is true enoogh if one h.. ~.
original at hand from which to ret them so'
II perfectly equivalent words are used
1 10 viewer, there is no delusion created
There il 10 difference in saying "the Amos.
tolic See has answeredn or HRome h..
4 spoken.y -' -. -
LAS 10 the passaees, from Te,tu,l;an and
81. Irenmus, we have given the refs,an...
i with such precision that onr learned adys,.
sary cannot possibly fail to And them II !.
has aecess' to .theirsxosks. If it has no,
! such access, let Il ssy, 30, and We will trv
t. put them, ut its disposal. AS to orireu
our reference was not precise, and We shsrl
y have to make aif opportunity for searching
his Works 10 ind it. 70 f'-@ ~i"i u H''.
Since. writing this reply We We end another
very gross and insultipe TRADE in a later
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c. D.. ELDER, CATHOLIC BeoKsE1EER,. 124
CAMP STREET, WILL SUPPLY At SHORTEST
NOTICE, ALL ORDERS FOR Books, STATIONERY
AND DEVOTIONAL GooDs OF EVERY KIND.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18

New ORLEANS CATHOLIC Total ABSTINENCE
Association. For the information of our
readers we publish elsewhere in to-day's paper
such articles from the constitution and by-la~s
of tho abovo-naned Association as Will prove
of general interest. We would calf particular
attention to the fact that the assoeiatiou4s
based upon religion, as is shown by articles g
and A. the first of which makes it condition
of membership that person should be Ca
tholic, and tho second, which renders it obliga-
tory upon members to approach the SaoEaments
at least once year. 1t will be observed that
all males are eligible to membership, though
only those whose ages range from seventeen to
fifty five can participate in the beneficial pro-
visions made by the Association. 1t is under
stood that at an early day steps will be taken
to organize young boys under seventeen into
an association of their own, under tho name of
Total Abstinence Cadets This plan is said to
work admirably in the Northern cities where
it has been adopted aa. - -" ~ z
The members of the Association have been
provided with copies of the constitution and
of FAshes Baf1e's magnificent lecture on total
abstiGeHees which they will cheerfully give to
applicants, Farties residipg outside the city
will be f1snishcd. with copies of these docu
ments, aud any Information desired, upon ap'
plication to this office.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18

SPRING HILL CoGkeE:-ethS Forty Second
Annual Commencemenka at this old and, staupch
will take plaza AtRassdaysER he
students from. Louisiana will leave for home
on Wednesday morning
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18

As our.paper is printed on Saturday after
noon; We take this last occasion to urge upon
all our city readers, who may see this notioein
time, to encourage Big their preserves the chart
table amateurs who are SO kindly aiding this
evening in the delightful entertainmept offered
at St. Stephen's HaII, on Napoleon A7enne'
for the benefit of the beautiful. new church of
the Sixth District. Fifty cents canuot be bet
ter Invested. fSsr s''+'3.T ''n2i .--- -