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challenged and denounced bis course He
charged him with showing sinful fear, v. 10 ;
with dissimulstion v. IA: with forcing
Jewish customs on the Gentiles, v. Id: and
with overthrowing the gospel system of
truth which he had formerly taught v. IL.
This venerable Apostle was prompt to
repent OF his error, as his Epistles plainly
indicate. His error served two important
purposes. It established conviction
among the jews as we'll as the Greeks, that
Christ is the only and all sufficient Saviour.
1t also stands as perpetual warning of the
danger of compromising principle under
the influence of outside pressure, a danger
which besets many COED men. "Let him
that thinketh he standeth, take heed lest
he fall"
Two things are here evident, first that
Scripture does not teach that Peter was an
infallible Pope second that the sort Of in
fallibility claimed for the Pope cannot be
adjusted to the character of Peter, Us the
Scriptures describe him.
we must then repeat the question. How
can the Pope inherit infallibility from
Peter, who was not infalliblef
S. The biblical argument of our learned
friends, to prove Peters iufallibility, con-
sists of three parts--frst, the admission
that the texts relied on, do not show that
he was iDfallible at the time they were
spoken to him, or Immediately afterwards;
second, the absence of any evidence that
they made him infallible ut any subsequent
time and third, an improved assertion
the he became infallible on the day of PEN
tecost.
We are not surprised that Austria can see
no divine authority for this dogma. And
the eagerness of the Pope to enforce it's &C.
ceptance without such authority, is Ger
talniy calculated to excite suspicion.
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Y PLACE. OF ST. FRANCIS XAvrER's DEATH.
Honsiguar Guillemin, Bishop of Canton,
aaas erected Two churches upon the Island
: -1f Sancian. St. Francis Xavier devoted a
r Aartion of his missionary labors to this
island, and here surrendered his loving
sAeact into the hands of his-Divine Lord.
Vino precise spot where the Saint died has
been chosen as the site of one of the
churches.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

Eeoerpto er RitHasi Romano. Kelly, Pet s. Co.
Baltimore.
This little work consists of extracts from the
Roman Ritual, for the of the missionary
clergy in the United States, in the administra-
ton of the Sacramento. 1t has been prepared
by order of the tenth Provincial Council, ahd,
besides its complete authenticity, is externally
convenient in point of size aud beautiful
specimen of Typography, in black and red
letter.
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C. p. ELDER, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, 1914
o.GAr STREET, WILL SUPPLY, AT SHORTEST
asT1cE, ALL ORDERS FOR Books, STATIONERY
aS1s DEVOTIONAL GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
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(Of,ciai)
DUEEaE OF NATCHEZ.

the collect al repellandos tempestdtes is order
-srE 30 rested at Mass every day allowed by the
.11SaciOs, untilJuly 31st, inclusive.
Wy order of the Bishop.
yl11chez. March Is, 1872.
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ILL communications, whether on business or
tssrc publication, should be addressed to the
-nEisors Of the MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC
MESSENGER, 1874 Carondelet street.
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The MORNING STAR is always for sale by Mr..
Chas D. Elder 124 Camp street, who is also
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
paper
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CALENDAR OF THE WEEK

sSnskay.-. Apr. 2s-St Paul Of the Cross Confeesor
T(~.Ssv ~ Abr 3U-St. Catherine Of Sienna, Virgin.
cvsM6UoSasyMay SIS. Philip and James, Apostles.
HylUrv3ay -. May 2-St Athanasius Bishop, Confessor
and Doctor of the Church.
zEeAksy.May 3-Finding Of the Holy Cross.
s.iGanr1ny. MAY 4-St. Monica, WNow.
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Dominion Matfars

The st. John Neaos says that it is said thai
another link Of the Intercolonial Railway
that which unites Riviere du Loup with Troi.
Pistoles-will be thrown open to traffic this
week.
The Welland Canal enlargement is to be
undertaken presently with vigor. Tenders
for the work are being called for.
The Negociant Canadien publishes a long
article in which the policy of making its Pa
CHIC Railway the outlet for the North
ern grain growing States is advocated
ny onerlng inducements to the United States
rallroads running out of New England to
make connections with it. 1t also advocates
Inc policy ofcultivating in every possible way,
'ne friendship ofthe Americans. One of the
pfincipai outlets thus referred to is the PORT
i"aa @ osdensburg Railroad.
IN view of the discomfort and .r;to,;o,
among English farm laborers the 81 Tnh-
Ne'0s advocates earnest efforts to .ecurs tom tor
the dominion thousands of these lahorer.
whose only cause of discomfort i that ' taen'
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Three boys were skating on the pond at the
mills in Ripley last Thursday evening, when
one of them, George Palmer, broke through
the ice and Was drowned Search was made
for his body, but it was not recovered until two
hours afterwards.
Hon. Stephen Coburn'of Skowhegap. has
taken d. G. Robinson as partner in the prac-
tice of law, the firm being Coburn & Robinson,
and Hon Hiram Knowlton takes his son. w
L. Knowlton, as a partner in the profession.
Little girls should not walk on stills, for little
Annie Lord Of Athens, fell in an attempt at
tail walking, breaking her arm.
Col. A. w. Wildes has sold his fine residence
in Skowhegan to Rev. Mr.. Bickford.
The Congregational church at Madison bridge
has been repaired and new bell purchased
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A correspondent of the Eastport Sentinel
gives an account of two sisters, natives of a
neiShboring town, but residing in Boston last
fall, when one of them having presentiment
that they were both to die soon, returned to
their former home, bringing their burial robes
| They have since both died The one having
the presentiment was well at the time she LEFT
Boston, but the other was iE the first stages of
consumption.
| The Sentinel says that one of the MANY en-
| terprising wives and mothers in Edmunds pre-
sented her husband and father of a numerous
| and hardy family, ION the Goth inst with three
| abu hOdleuy ChiluIcu dI one Dlrul,
| two daughters and one son. The mother and
| her triplets are now doing well.
YORK COUNTY.
| The Biddeford Times says that Alfred Good
win has taken quite contract to furnish cut
granite for building purposes in Cambridge,
| Mass
A Biddeford man who proposed to buxom
widow, last week, and after being accepted
found out that she had five little olive branches
now plaintively says, There's no rose without
its thorn
Daniel Patterson of Saco, don't 90 cunning
now. He stole two; was caught, fined, bui
couldn't pay the fine and is jailed.
Rev. A. S. Ladd of Biddeford, acknowledges
generous donations TO the Little Wanderers .
Among the donors mentioned is j. H McMul
Ian, esq, who gave $50.
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The Cook Room, of the Rodv

The food that has been cooked in the kitchen must
be in the stomach before it can be applied
ciitatng this second cooking i'll where the the
process is slowly and imperfecty performed Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters is Invaluable IL promotes the
generation Of heat in the living laboratory in
which the cruise materials for building up and re-
cruting the human frame turned into convertible
ahment. But this is not all. It acts benefcially
upon the cellular membrane which secretes the gas
tric JUICE, upon the liver which produces that natuF
the disgested fool, and upon the a5sorbents Which
connect the digestive organs with the channels of
circulation If any rton of this complex machine
ry Is out OF order the Bites will set it light, thus
nrom9ting vigorous digestion, healthy secretion, and
the production pure, rich, DEMONSTRATING blood.
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CONSUMPTION CANE RE rurpDn
sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
sChAENCK's sEAwEED TONIC,
SCHENCK's MANDRAHEprvs

consumption. H"iihohaiy
Sometimes medicine; that will stop a conot will f
zen occasion the death Of The patient If loets % the
yer stops the circulation of the blood bemorhane
follows, and in fact, clogging the action of tba aSv
organs that caused the cough INV 'e''
LAYER complaint and dyspepsia are tbe c,rsas If
two-th1rds of the cases of CONSUMPTION So' v' W
now complaining with dull pain in the side tha o Nv
els sometimes costive and sometimes to loose t m
coated, pain in the shoulder blade feeno az
very restless, and at other times drowsv tha fn5
that Is taken lies heavily the stomach accou
ea with acidty and belching of wind. Tbese sinn
toms usually originate from disordered -
the stomach or torpid liver. Persons SO afctod e
they take one OR two heavy colds, and if tbe =;
these cases be suddenly stopped the lungs l;veE nd
stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactiya and
before the patient is of his situation th an, a
are mass OF sores, and liberated and death ia tie
inevitable result. 'n 10 'ho
Schenck's Pulmsnic Syrup is an expectorant ,rh;o.
does not contain any opium, anything calculated
to check cough suddenly. o''o"i'eu
Schencks Seaweed tonic dissolves the food ,,;o
with the gastric juice of the stomach doests aas;1,
nonrishes the system, and creates HEALTH o;raIo'
ton of the blood. When the bowels are costina III,
shallow, and the patient is of a billions bahit
Schenck's Mandrake Pills required. i'''i''
These medicines are prepared by DR.. T IT
SCHENCK & son, Northeast corner of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia. Penn. and for cole nv
GEO. G. GOODWIN 81 CO., SO Hanover street Sop Ras
ton, and John r. Henry, College place. New yopi
sale by Druggists generally. septSsneodtf
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no prospect of betterlng their condition at

Is no prospect of lettering theic condition at
home.
The Fredericton Cypress has reports of
large numbers Of wolves having been seen
near the head of the Nashwaak and on the
Miramichi road. A traveller over this road
last week saw a. pack Of seven, and still
larger has since been heard of.
The st. Stephen Journal says that within
nineteen days four of the children of Mr.. NJ.
Marshall have died of the fatal disease, dip
liberia.
The Ontario government is determined 10
push its immigration interests and TO that
end will have several Emigration Agents ac-
lively engaged in Europe during the winter,
and it 10 considering whether arrangements
NAV not be made with Ontario farmers and
other emnloyers of labor, 10y which these par
ties by paving Government the needful
| amount of passage money may have laborers
! brought to them engaged to work at current
rates for a certain time.
The Quebec local assembly has passed the
Dual Representation bill, which provides that
a member Of the local assembly shall not at
the same time be a member of the Domin-
ion Parliament
AHO loioiIO OtUOO lOQuuty ABUSES Tie Oll-
tario Ministry because it is so amiable as to
| yield to their Yankee neighbors ''whatever
they set their hearts on.'
The recent accident on the European &
North American railway was due to the fact
that the freight train was few minutes
ahead of time and that the gravel train die
not start so promptly as it should.
The St. John Neacs shows that the pub
lie schools of that city are in a flourish
ing condition despite the vigorous opposition
of a large number Of religious fanatics who
have mistaken the present for the age of the
Spanish Inquisition.
The members of the Civil Service at Otta
wa, in view of the increased cost of living
are moving for an increase of salary, or
bonus equivalent to three months salary.
Contractors for the Interc,lonial Railwa,
state that there is no probability of through
traffic being opened for at least two years from
the present time.
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OUR Bethel correspondent ssTu, writes

Our. people, not wishing the trials and per.
piexltles attending the labors of course Of
the proposition of Rev. j. r. Simmons. r.
pastor Of the Universaist church, to give i
course of six lectures during the winter in his
church, upon subjects that will interest all The
nrst OF the course is to be given Wednesday
evening, Dec 18th; subject, ''Some of the re-
latlons OF progress This is to be followed by
others on the following subjects: Religion in
its relation to the spirit and culture of the age
Darwinism IN It's relation to Theology" TPo.
and Literature" 0nii''''lioy
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In old times the ''deestrict" school used to
begin in Maine the first Monday in Deem
Der; and all things on the farm and in the
household being got at rights for the winter,
the big boys and girls took a three months trial
at the enigmas in Mr.. Greenleafs Arithmetic
or some other work
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UNDER the head of a suggestion, the En-
ployment Bureau of the Boston Young
Mems Christian Association, caution Young
men in the country against going to that city
for work. On the other hand they state that
there is not employment enough for the day
laborers in the city and that many young men
must go elsewhere after work and the sooner
the better
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Gov. YARMOUTH, (which is the latest way
of spelling it) of Louisiana, was the only
State Executive who did not join the Pres-
dent with proclamation for Thanksgiving.
Yarmouth being first-class knave, doesn't
like Gen. Grant. Besides he don't know yet
whether he has anything to be thankful for
as his chances for the United States Senate
and the State prison are about equal at this
time
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HE official count of the vote for President
and Vice President as declared by the Gov
ernor and Council, gives Grant and Wilson,
CLAP; Greeley and Brown, 29,0s7; Repub-
lean majority 81, 1886.
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WE do not real anonymous letters and commune
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty ofgood faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
m lnicaJlons that are not used.
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The DIscovERER OF DIR. LIvINGsTeNE.-
Henry M. Stanley, in letter to Scribner Arm
strong & Co. repudates as spurious all volumes
issued purporting to be from his pen and Civ
ing an account of his expedition He says,
The only book that l have written, and which
is genuine and original, bears the title of How
l found Livingstone in Central Africa and is
published only by your firm, and which is copy
righted according to law .
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ABOUT this season of the year our exchanges
from the interior wire with each other in pub
fishing the latest porcine items The record
thus far this season is unusually plethoric
and the unctuous "doughnut'' will abound,
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RESIGNATION OF GEN. PoRTER.-General
Horace Porter has been elected Vice President
of the Pullman Palace Car Company, with
headquarters at New York. General Porter,
who has accepted, was selected owing to his
large experience in the organization of the ord
nance department of the Armies of the Cum
ber]and and Potomac. The control of the COM
pany will be left in his hands, as Mr.. Pullman,
its President, will leave the United States for
Europe in December.
Gen. Babcock will be assigned to the posi-
ton of Secretary to President Grant, in place
of Gen. Porter.
Gen. Porter has resigned his commission as
Major of Engineers.
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observation-disclosures from various parts of
the northern portion of the State saw that tbe
snow storm of Friday furnished excellent
sleighing. There was six inches at FARMING
ton.
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THERE is some curiosity to know for whom
the electors favorable to Mr.. Greeley, will now
cast their votes.
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PIANOS. "WEBERo and other emf.
PAANDS. nent makers,
PIANOS. Sold by ED. B. ROBINSON,
Cahoon Block. opposite City HALL,
my17 AT REDUCED PRICES comfy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Averiia Chemical Paint

WILL PROVE ITSELF
lst-Far more beautiful then any other.
2d-More durable then any other.
3d-Lower in price then pure Lead ard Oil.
4th- To be all ready for use.
5th-To require no thinning or drier.
6th-The best wood preservative ever discovered.
7th-Rain before dry does not wash it.
sth-It will not IN or chalk
9th-It is positively water and fire proof
1oth-Covers old work as well as new.
11th-Snperior for covering brick.
12th-The best paint for iron buildings.
This paint has becn and is being used upon the fin
est villas and buildings 10th public and private, in
this country, NORTH SOUTH east and west giving uni
versal satisfaction and in all cases has proved its
GEAR to be fully twice as long, without chalking
ackipg,-as any other paint.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Moravian for Lverpool-C III Armstrong.
Mrs Young, son and infant. Mrs Myers and child j
A Dobbie, Thompson and wife, Saunders, Thomas,
Bedard, and rs others.
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A Book for Every Man.

The 'SCIENCE OF LIFE, OF SELF-PRESERVA-
TON" a Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure of
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man, Ner-
yous and Physical Debility Hypochondria Impotency,
Spermatorrh9a or Seminal Weakness, and all other
diseases arising from the of youth or the in
discretions of mature years. This is in
deed book for every man. Thousands have been
piness. 1t is the cheapest and best medical work
ever published and the only one on this class of ills
worth reading. 190th edition, revised, much en-
larged illustrated bound IN beautiful French CLOTH
Price only ST. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt Of
price,. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTI-
TUTE, No. Bulfinch Street, Boston, Mass, or DR..
w. III. PARKER, Assistant Physician. n. u. The
author may be consulted the above well as all
diseases requiring SKILL and EXPERIENCE.
sn MARKEDLY
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SHOE Factory Al MECHANIC EALLs~--Messrs,
Berry, Field g. Co.. well known manufacturers
of LYNN. Mass, have just opened an extensive
shoe mandatory at Mechanic Falls, which
must be a source of wealth to the inhabitants
of that flourishing village; through whose lib
erality in furnishing building and exempting
from taxation, Messrs. b., f. g. Co. were in
duced to establish there
This establishment, which contemplates do
ing business of $500, 900 per annum and giving
employment to some 200 men and Is women,
among the former Of which Will be 10 cutters
and 40 lasters, has steam engine, from 20 10
80 stitching machines, Mccoy machines, with
sufficient corresponding machinery, and three
Careys edge settlers. new machine in this
State.
This firm, whose wholesale house is 81 Han
ever street. Boston, are all active, energetic
gentlemen, well educated in this branch of bus
mess, and will give an impetus to this industry
in Maine. Z.R.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

, At Gallop Island Hospital Boston, Nov 80, Chas.
II, Ring OF Lubee, aged "a years months II days.
IN Brldgton Nov %, Mrs. Polly, wife of Charles
In Paris, Nov. IT, Mrs. Mehtable Shaw, aged SO
- In Lewiston, Nov. &C. Mrs. Louisa Bracket, aged
70 years months.
In Alfred, Nov. II, Mrs. Mary, relict of the late
Rufus Sayward, ESQ.,, aged "a years.
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WHO SUCCEED.

In various ways while thousands try
The means of life to multiply
But few there are who e'er succeed
In getting everything they need.
Some labor hard from d9y to day,
Yet they receive so little pay
They oft Of their hard lot complain,
And ask "HoU long shall this rensain?"
But BOYS can get at GEORGE FENNO'S
When they desire "SUIr OF CLoTHEs,',
Coat, Pants, Vest, Hat and Shoes complete,
Corner OF Beach and Washington street.
noNzi Sn1W
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FOREIGN PORTS.


At Yokohama 23d ult ship Magnet, Crosby. Tor
London Nov 0.
Ar at Cadera oct9i. ship Blanchard McIn-
tyre, Cardiff 107 days.
Ar at London 2Gth inst, ship Therese, Mudgett.
New York.
Ar at Calao Oct 10TH ships Trimountain. Urqu-
hart, New York; 3lst Gentoo Linnell, do. Nov 4th,
Pacific, Blanchard, Mollendo, to load for England ;
Emma. Rich, Brunswick, Ga Corsica Havener, San
Francisco.
Ar at Pacasmay, ship King Phillip. Daley from
San Francisco.
Ar at Mollendo, ship Puritan, Doane New York
Ar at Aspinwal 7th sch John Ford, Huntley, New
YORK; 18th. barque Flor del Mar, Seavy do.
Sid 10th, brig M A Herrera, French for Pensacola .
18TH, bar9ue Sagadaloc, Geyer, Pensacola.
AR at Black River, ia, Nov s. brig Hattie Gates
Calais '
Sid FIN Mix River, ia, Nov 10, brig j Merriman,
Lecraw, New York.
Cid at Havana 10TH brig Adelaide. Wilson. vii,
mington. NC.
Ar at Cardcnas 10th. brig Torrent Tibbetts Balti-
more; L Warren, Colt. New York.
Ar at MatanZas 21st, barque Martin w Brett Da
Wis Montreal; brig Mechanic Nichols, Portland 29th
n W Griffith, Drummond, New York.
CID at st John, NIB, Goth ult, brig VIM Robertson,
Curtis, Havana.
SPOKEN.
Oct 1e, no lat, &c. ship Sontag, from San Francisco
for Liverpool.
Oct IS, off Isle of Wight, ship Industry from New
castle for New York,
Nov Fl, lat 80 10, lon II so, brig Clarabclle from
New York for Barbados.
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BANK OF PORTLAND.

On, and after this date, the un lersgned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business at the Banking
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank
IN Portland, Maine, under the style of the ''BANK
OF PORTLAND'' and as such, will receive DEPOSITS
and make Discounts, in the regular course Of the
Banking Business.
Portland, June oath, 1872
jun23new1t then sn If
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For a Port in Gulf of Mexico.
I'M FREIGHT is wanted for new Cen.
tS!55A tre Board Schooner ri 100 tons for PEN
Ir-E3N sacola or some other port in the Gulf
$500 Apply to
Ryan & KELSEY.
I61 COMMERCEAL STREET.