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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07
EPlHlPPlC.
Progress of the Disease.


Our DAILY hetnrna trom TIE Hqulne mHlaay,
The cloudy mlsly weather Of yesterday about
noon settled into a steady northeast storm and
-, -. ,,,,.t,,,. :. -, -. ~, 80. ho,... d
hau M "Iut'ous eheoe on 'he nA"s ""tsos ~
tho city suffering from the epiEootio. II was
also noticeable that fsgSr animals appeared on
the str.ots a. n,.rlv ali m. horses bays thu
,,' - -i ,y - ~ -..,-,... -
uisease' end thelr oNneTs NSulu ~ Ieohles. IN
risklnE them OUT W such nnIaNotao.e se,'ne,' a,
Ihe CAT travel .ull temains N " Psnueu, sou
more man dounIul ~ " WI ~ tslunel th,s
week, hthoukh Sepetlhtohnent 9.1l1aIt w w
WAshinHt9n anu oe0tketoNh lAinosol tni ns
That should tue weAther " mlIo nna Psssant
to-morroN ne VIII run IeN ~. " Wy ~ , nyth-
Ing And evening 70 a9cOmmOnhVe Wy AooIink
class VINO genetany nave q long Shthhse "
travel from theI MONIES 70 .nsL NJ snd ~ .no
stopping Oi the OAIs nAs neyJeSsaIg f Hsvv tIsh
tellous Walk 70 add 70 thelI usnai unys laooI'
Mhle inc Avenue duplays ntl , am lL ns N3
SUI now anu theh scene uanspiISs ~ nV "
as 70 Autaot attehIl9h hnn oauss I's
| mettlmeni. humoe, oi MakSnA o 9ii w. W
| lumberi unNate, bteadsluua, So' syulu 49,
| along ufhNh by men hnu Wy AV S, -
o'clock yestetday Atetnoon ty .y, ~ ny 'uInsuis
wagons o. messrS, pIoeh mh iihhns o1 nm,
| IN front OF Lewis Johnlon w pAhE, pulieu
/ by YOKE OF oxen an1 httraotsa nuoh noaio s
In many o. the stapiss h1ost ~ s yitss
/ GASES Nete lguhus ~ tno s,AuiSs " wv " 49, ~.
ington ana HeorEetoNn Iatosn SnsIe 1870. .sp
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07

wEAsETHE ATTENTION ofgentlemen Of enter
prise TO the proposition made BY Messra. Deirees
X PralL In our advertising cOiumnS 10 form =
company for the purpose VI Introducing . new
device for the propulsion Of boats on our canal
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07

W%sRE, WR98 w. IA IA ;lJI d 80
ssHkSEv sIEit 4 p APP R9TiwAIkR HEATING

Nothing injected with our home, Ila hoAlth,
comfort and Happiness can Justly command more
Important consideration than the quality and vital
ny Of the air, the element upon which chiefly o..
ponds the existence Of thots most daaE 70 a. our
Niy0a And children, who spend the greater pAFt Of
their lives within doors, Hence, tho ATtihoAl heat
which may male that Air impnfe bsoofnea subject o.
the many buildlnsa whore our Apparatus ig In u1s ;
Howard uniVerst OOrcOmu Art GALLERY, hAaoeio
and itotunda o. Uni Cd stAtos nApt3 WAllAoh School
pTeadmAng Bank, PAtent OilGa, 4, W, ThOmpsohu
d~sllinE, MGfshail Browns, fhoi J. DuIants, Gen.
Geo, W, BAllloh'a GOVsfnhIa aAnnlon. lAnnanplil,D
lum, baltimore bsnd foE descriptive circular md
THE PARIS RANaE AND PARLOR SUN AHD
LIGHTNING flRh.pLAOH HEATMkA reqalVsd
the pTrmiums At the haylaud stats Fair ths faI Of
Of Noy YORK. Thsg eiS thS best hAnEss Iad the-
place heaters In the Untad States, Fog sale b. tho
pIiuolpA Dealers in Washington, t0soff 6toun and
AiaIahdF 'H ast9Am
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07

" WARRINGTON, ID, o., November j, ieI1L
On Tho petition Of OnAhLEB O. DICKINSON OF PouRh.
ksspuls, Hsg York, praying for the sEten.i0n q a
lsLe, for An Improvement 10 hAsvoatorli
Id Il urdaFed that the taatlmnng ~ the case be
ioT hllnE aIiumsalA aud the EHAmineTa report be
limited 70 the 10th day Of January noHt, and thAt
said psuuon b heard on the lbth dAI y JAnaaFI
Ar psFson mAy oppose lhis s1tsnson.
noETpSW n, d, LE00ETT, OommlSs onST,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07

UInncF NJ Ihe EHCcuIIVo WHn5IoH'
The President gave \ dinnor last evening at
the Executive Mansioa. Among those present
we're Hon. J. Russell Jones, Admiral Porter aud
lady, eX Secretary Bohe and Den. Porter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07
" NlCrOR "
Sewing NiHohlnO,
.N

Sewing MAohlnO,
and
Nine. Demorest'A
Patterns,
48g Pennsylvania avenue, between FOur-and'a
haiti aud Sixth streets.
BOYS, BOYS, BOTs' CLorHtNG,
BOYS Boys, Boys Clothing.
Boys Boys, Boys Clothing,
We make the Boys Trade an especial feature
In our business, and parents may rely on pro
curing at this establishment Boys Ol0t hing vel
cut, well made, we'll trimmed and durable.
NOAH WALEaR h Co,
ell PennsylvaniA avenue,
Metropolitan Hotel building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07

BLACK velvet boots, with pearl buttons arc
worn BY ladies,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07

Among the great number Of costumes we
have noticed al our recent openings we will
make mention Of few.
A dress Of sage green gros grain had the
undersklrt trimmed with two narrow hOunces
which were sCallOpGd aud bound with the
same The upper hOunco was beaded with
double long plating which was seallOpod
upon either side. ThepOlonNlse had an apron
front, was cut In scallOps and finished with
deep fringe sleeves with mOusquetRire cuffs.
Bows Of watered ribbon upon the sleeves aud
down the fronts Of the polOnRlse.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07

An Interesting biography OF the Novelist Of the
sss-Ansedotss Of the Csptsln-HiS Literary
Career.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-07

Gigantic Selected Clio.
First time Of the beautiful Ssnsa onAl Drama,p Til
ten By W. j. ThT mpsOl, entitled,
THH BRl0AND QUEEN; Or, A Fathers Curse
Thursday Evening", November =, lhia, farewell
benefit Of the people'a fA1ofite,
DICK pARKRR.
tp-FAmIly MAiinssI every Wednesday and sasur'
TAdIss' nights svsry Tuesday and Friday. NOD
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I'M libtlity-General Councils.

p, Before going ON with the argument on
ty,a inertia we must notice the small and
very scatteriDg Gre which the Pre'tyter'a"
keeps an on our Aanks rs We 60 along.
lst. Lord Acton There 1asy be such !
gentleman a. Lord Acton, but II We nave
our faith a-sByL way pinned 70 hts s<sEse
We arc Unaware Of 1T. -. ~ ~ -,
/. I'd. Strossuaayer and the Seeding -Blsh-
OPS. We deny thst there ass any secedsng
B;shops. Strossnayes nsay be sclnewnas
eouivocai but all the rest are quite une-
quivocal in their adhesaoa 5 eo the eeCFee 0,
ing a. S sTsS { oaotations from 'the Fathers.
We lasnyaxaao, ssnd shalt haHe 20 keep on on
l Sanyina, untn our opponent SaaN :gst an
ides 81 what We meaas shat "the highest
lsuthoritiesn or any other authorities ip the
j catholic Church "declare that the so'caiied
Quotations from the writings o., the Fathers
lare spurious, mere forgeries and frauds.'
1--WE do not believe that any respectable
: catholic authority ever said or wrote any
. Esnch nonsense of any of the we'll known
passapes which .wc have he'd occasion to
cite. We hope that our contemporary viii
: 6naI,v catch our mespipg in this regard
/ which AZ Simply guaS VIZ VIC :, ',TcE,
: ties to whom it refers, speak OF the enec'
Il only OF the passages Quoted a. and not o
: theft genuineness. ,ssa...,
q 4th. The Presbyterian 'demands" tina
}, va posns ont in what portion Of thei
y Iorka occSr certain pAssagsst that we haE'
s atsrihutsa 20 certain authors. 70 this W
?, an.ver that the quotation from sc. Angus
" t,na IA found In his Ss'~sO dc. Verbo Apo'
Of toforu,n. Those fnOn TeEtulaian a. follOw'
.. n.dn Nobis qxS4Ss 6stetOvitas presto oPt
Gr De prUssr. 9. "a. ssd ''A"d'o sd'cts"s 'a;''
" r,rbIootrsi, ct qusdsr. PsrsmptO't''m' S'F"
~ mus Pontifer, Bpiseepsss Apis0ep0r'"" a
n city LIB de y ~. - 3. IL, -.
ssr :, Fr0S 81 asEys,tss.l b q ~ , ssssgg
ny found 70 bis tsI'sa .a~''Si "
- - second passage ins vtlS tsA BOOZE sSAA
Il work. - S.S 49, ~ - s27~ ees."
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1he Voice of the Holy Father:

uprovidenoe seems to have given, n our
day. great sasiou to the Catholic Of
Il 70 Rrsssss sIs t the pssi1 prssa
ora orae TO s nroeaeats them whore impiety ana
S soorr11oattsn.nNIetter ef PepeE TX ln 1871,
i't we urgently beseech you to assiat' win
ali COCA win and favor, those men VINO .ne,
animated With split and possessed n0 o. i
eeSt .ssr saa sFe fSr e.
r ing safson Of Catholic dectrine. "-Ency
EEL 81 Pops Piss TX, IN asSss. - -
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,,..har RYAN will give o reading of his IN
published poem at st. Iheresas tiAA'
street, between Camp and magah'ne =.
ON Thursday evening next, az oot9o
will be remembered that We publisnea sn ".,
extract from this poem in our issue Oh Sa'e s.n
of ZONE. The proceeds Of the reading gig v
he devoted to the benefit OF hranoa Noo' ~
the n. B. and II. A. A. Tickets 81.
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.Pclitical. Rdtes.

e - RcHIlcM RUsSS. ~ 5os4sSr Ssstt
rNs po,is,ssl thssnonster Is risinx
it Wal L sesliSaa % 9tse, smith Nevs1nsss.
when iit yin reach fever heat. - ssa2ssell
ave (, .isnl 70 forsshadev. and every rsaaoH
TO believe, Chat: the coming pres>d enhMp Il
election VIII be tks Aostessr on +searS. sAA
crave nustksrs;0 men Of common senso ere
In the hsbif * astiag yyith caolnefa y ant
M election essems 10 .bo an exceptions y
this rule o. pradeuSs. %,Wby y is Se er
ahonld be- % NE. know. notas,iS -. Fsss. =
ls5 In North esroiins the political hsAAt h
CoIspiouoaa spsaksrs..of both. pa1tiss
havs,skunped the Astste; aads - they ny.
\ enthnsod the people ~ jet itWesa hasd
i % my whether tkst sesvAats ass GraPss n r
the servants u Gsseaey hsss, was&ed nsfs
successfully ssrs 9s 60 So ,sis.;s
/ ID lis South ~ Il ]: at aseay
4 suauaninsDas Sses Greeley. v-fSe, Sseneso
yotSra ate - ,psetly RS4pHssons ns ttsenf'
!. IIn he North. h = haS1vt n say WHIST ~
4 S6aisaosin sissatten. what We kn0Ns u -
4 eathex fron NaEspsparss--and they ape ~
. impastiaas There arc euly two Ss t1re'
democratic jonrnslA stu opposed - Sfes
Z Lev. whish proves tAss Ito dsDsss4es =
It : bcdy. VIII vote sosidly AID Nn6sE q I
q anti in favor u the Editor Of tss 1sses':
II Mary repuslieans .ase dsssrsng ;sant
a. Vet tho party chat serves hin is'ssrong An
VI eolid.a Greeley has the enthnsiasrp, !. bnt
leI Grant has tho money .rz. Cosmou .ssai
al seems to be on neither stdes HhieA ~
!: III, &c rants money OF Greeseys enthna
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RKrAw 1CoeT. ~AIessEs., Brasolman g Ads1:s
,rDsr MssSsfsu Z N streets having aDsnea
,,tinR ,ount OF stopks wi nsE sea ~ snef
r,ods below cost TIER ssoeH
m n1r 100 uSsssof Spspsr SzsTSsas ASaP's
b,tfSodS hra1Aseap
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Our assrgia Agent.

hi. J. oCounsll. =. gentleman tors -;s
faverably known to the Catnencs =. ~. IN,
isour authorized agent FOR thss sse.o. 20. -
ssvanu,h and Augusta in eur interests. Ia
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

Tho MoRNISG STAR ia alWays fes salsshys Me
sChAs. b. Elder l9Aa Comp streets who isralsOr
Authorized to receive subscriptions Fots~tlse'
- - a.-,.. ~ ~. g. b>r%sss tos s~@s s7's
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an ,o,ununications, whether on bussa
for publieation, should be addressed - -
.a,.o,. Of tho MORNING STAR AND ckFHoi1'
sr-..,vnrR 124 Carondelet street. ~ Il,
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We acknowledge the receipt Of an AnV,-
eation-csrd to the ordination OF Rev. -
N.vnihsn and j. G. Foote. We regret our
STABILITY to be present ON tho occasion'-
but we hope that the two young gent'e"en
win become saining lights In the galaxy o.
tho priesthood Of Louisiana.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

! ASH aSsfBsS; I "a ssndsgss e'as e New
with tla.snaipary Of tia ATohaaceese " Mon.
otleaseatEisSa SsaaUt A, I'll 'e =, ~ =.
yfss $50 cd ~ hess sa S.,,
'cation.ss %ussasy -eFening. hsegesn w
Of TeStr1add SePl SSSsrae s strrts1, ~.
Went ID batks IL he Asieb rune . ~ ~
town.. 1tv happansdsthat 'SiEs aAHssOa' "a 80.
Gbslle voss& iusp gSfh Seyent. ne aer's 3
aWhsrSppsss rs sos ths e ,.;s,,y
Which, be- vsss ezPosinG gAinosn. =. z' .sssrs
EfhiuksuRaN ps q sr e V e..
Tsr tass aS 3sft ISaas sSEsnsdro sa f'r.
out With aaSstys be ioontinneaSo au. I've - "a.
ther from shore sbeFsly Afterwards ~ s-sao
neard to cryoat; aoniSklS" T-and one ~ .f' ds.
/ 70 .assist himt, but It wasasefess, hS .ivsu.
appeared TIE alarm IVES inm eoia'sy ,cci-
and. crowds 1oSksd to the scene 0. 'a 'S.o tho
dent. Sone .doEen negToes Plunse1 r.r the
river and began an inceSssns ooafOa t,uusd
body. An night were sheir Efforts con- .bey
but without snccess. In the moIn .nsr sue
were renewed, aud st II o'olOot a, M sI s"oucs
decided IN RECOVERING SSe body. me .sr,l
WAS heIf at Z o'clock r. n apd thet0a, a;fss.
! four. In kSstinopv Of abe aSmpssay .,orc
- l,,v tb.,Dovnlssisn Of CsSisEsOp ~,
SSersiSaOaSdiaud = lAtge' sSFOd0feS o. sS's
Re sssdj a. NE faEermcnt.
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OrrxRlNs TO TEE HOLY FATHER'-we n@'o
received tue following contributions: a.
x,..,. p Onslousas. In o,.h
From r.; ~ "a News PaIsh. dated July 9tn'
without signature '..-''-' =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

bismarck has secossaeA sc4sr. naAs Sa.
dowa, he crusbedaA ustrie sat Sedan, he
humhlsd, France: He has united the divess
States OF Prussia into an Empire, -.snd 10:
direct,y, he has centributed' TO tho unity OF
halys q Els political plans have become
historical facts. Were, the r. die tonight
4 he would be called by the world sreas
! man,-the worlds criterion Of greatness
befne-suecess. But Bismarck will be 9
failure aud will die defeated man. why
Because he has lifted his hand against thf
Church. In the faash Of his triamphs hs
imaginea that, having done 10 much, h.
can do all. The Banner Of Austria ben
to him. The standards of France wer'
lowered to him. New he strikes at tn
Banner Of Religion,-ther Cross. And IN
CruciRed has crushed greater than Biz
/. marck.> Tho Church 10 moro than h'
! match. He:wages war against hers-an
, she will overcome him. Aud with MI
!. win fall his works. The German Empn
:. will crumble in our days. Italy will
~ dissolved and Plus gu, or his suecess'
"a will be reinstated. -
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kT.IH on M FfRaf CRUsA pGRs.-in our
edition of the 18th inst, we win eaEnmence the
nublicstion Of the bssutifai historical tale en-
titlsa. ssFqofinr, RrinSssasf Bursnndy Tale
of the Barss SfAssasrs:s. Hfhe storg. il told
vith 1onaarfnl poSery che aoenee and 'deoca'p- !.
lions, e1citipg struggles and tender ana anes.-
ing incidents, being scarcely eauaiteo IN any
of tho works of the day. OF this sptenS al
rorks Ebe Lond4r edition of preaso ' ,teh'eH
says: SEat : &4At. 60 -, =. -, ..i,, viii,
T6isi most PesTfsl taas ID T sn much faet
M sconTSey of detail as almost oo, IS.So 'Tbe
nv rSSSar commissioners Its reaA ;yc;,ents
suthoT has coutriyed to nrrapgs 'n ns1iod an 3
detailed aSS fFbiy dramatic, and has grouped
me scenes in a tile 90 artistic thal nis nS th.
Eve combines in It more OF 1ee. hSrotsr ~
GaiisuGp, and pattaKes OF !ne - oS those o.
scctt'S Sesf eH0fts, far beyond any .;ab Ir;ost[
the peofessed ipitators Of me SoerisS s
on~ SoSSnaSsay be gathered - 49,.
our Es.Ix novel We have been able tS Pe.uss
for manyF6ars and zsHgv eea guy u a. +
~ 40 40 ~ khe name Of tta aueeo., ~. SSoYS
" ~ oITSfsk he writes, manMeets eno 1880 So ~
40 ithA cxstleman tho men 0f violence peo q, Sn
SSlSzs5 ~ 7Ee.A all {" light TeaaipgsY .HHScT
IaTn,ss \ nhs that by which Mi. ~ -
WhiIS - M his own mine, ouItsHSS s.e e.;
charSiS 80 sllect OF cthers, We mi 800,
and aava1tky seoasly devote no small POf'4o"
our timeGCis.
This is fne opportunity for the friends
the STAR 10 show thSir zeal by inducing 'ne
reiuhhorH 10 sa bscribe. - e
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h. The HKBERNIAN EEsTryAL-A Gseas As"ss ~
Tho Fair Grosads-Ths long expected day has
ss length arrived, and thoussnds OF our, best
citizens will wsnd their way to theA Eaas
Grounds, to while away few honrs breathing
the pure, fresh air of heaven, and enjoytng
themselves in innocent .anuse,nsnts.,- Such
! . festival Is the programme Of the Hibernians
! promises, ISL fitting Anal to the weeks If hard
I work we have all just passed through, and u
well calculated to inspire us with the Him,
sE courage and strength 80 sueeessfuily combat
she debtlitatihg influences af the srees AZ ths
Esursanaesa gbrpw aaids all thsughta Of busissss
Jf4hsn, pack sps your aaiuners5 Land :witnayosi
a 1rhSis fsniy hts to tie FAB atopp6s yhs1Fs
\ yea can join in q foesTha1I Rasshs ss,mp
grsasedrpoles OF rum o race, 30 the seeEsaoh =
: the xosnen ana children, cf, With them Wisnes
81 sous OF the pony horses .pHB1e and Sbnss'
: hrsoes set doBn in the pRogrenansa. !Vts gcaa
= Of Admission has teen rAxed &c the low AguFe
tahy ssats, ladies being sfiov e4 70 enter fre'
IGseat preoautiops, snon6sto that ~ oao'
: 1dnFa o .oieiosh, have been taxes 70 s-:sss g
81 attsnaanss Of onlS sush persons q p ppe NppI
ss hike to meet ct slch pieces heaee fsthaEs a
N HUSBANDS can take their 'dGughtoss and sSEtvt
!. 10 the festival IN the 4aH assnrapcs thss nosi
- ing can occur that win in ths sligiisest degr'
imar the pleasures Of the. oOoasionss A-a'S ~
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ts NEW ORLEANs CATHoLro ToEALs ABsr1NENoE
AssoCIAT1oN.4--Ihers will bga meeting ~ wis
qsssosia taOD sO-m6fsoW, SaoAasS etehaBgS, 81
O'clock, at thesSFof sum fstaf HAL. '''
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

Z The following EXTRACT rom Wv.
Ess.,.h., RIM. by, J. Broohss wonld iadica"
sS ua' Crest Britain hays far behind the "Mods'
Republic IN Inc mas'eA Va
s1cu o,a .sk.. and keeps asking, Why have t5s
erest Portneeas and the yet gIestsr Spensl;;11 ,,
\ sss1 slnloet extinGuishsd in ahe Eaet M Mnas
the Bfitiah nag Snaes A1u Is'S n $780, sf ths
Roman Ron tathoiie religion - HSnssase. ~! ias
Dutch have nat ;Roan cassoss, y, s. ans
they have uoshingleat bnt 1sys ana S1 pa.s.n
c.sheaDs. Mnaoas Noss.aa.ssSss ss d Hsss
ps1sr. Tasy psssonise nPhela end yinai';s IT,
lipds II al sort. om iT,. va Vass nd SSs:.sss
40 good e the siS,s s sS snsS tho s.as
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This Ss aeS easzs 1eS5
the \
of ~
Tho sSA lees t..Aseef 49, s6e CHARACTERIZATION
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i doctrine On -Nu2- %OssAe oc.s>~-S-
guide given to the Council upon Wnasn ~
/ drsvy,sup their acts and TO Wnfcn S'seS
atrictly conformed. Their acts OF eeeseos
tvare them sent TO Rome for e1aninasaon
I and eopsidered of NO force until approved
! nv his H0liRess. $3.50 -, 49,
- THAI fbe members of the Council, Greeks
I. and orientals as they were, considered TINS
nrosedure a. quite right and natural fs
showu by the language used by themselves.
Z In the ism Canon they say, expressly
o .The ancient authority. of. the ApostAea
bas reserved all moro important question:
4, to be disposed of by the Holy See And
again. ID the goth: Canon. 90 ne who
holds the Roman. Seesis, ikesPsters tile
. hsad of: all the Patriarchss as beng sht
~ Vicar Of Christ over all the Church J" :,
", 10 SECOND GENERAL COUNCIL. d.
u This vsas conyoked at ,C0nstsntinople
:, s;nulvs as +, a provincial. Syuods bat hel
= alWays ranked as General Council from
~ the fact of':its decrees having eeeen up
: proved by the Pope. All 'concuronS nse
torisns prove that the synod was not cailee'
-. IN Si,scuss the merits of the questions TO b
!. mt before It, but to corporate with FOp
- Damasus in Suppressing heresy Whic
he had already pronounced to be such,
- adopted, however, certain rules OF discip
limo. which were not approved by Pop
~ Damascus and which, therefore, RENAME
:" without the slightest force until the 13t
700 century, when Pope Innocent ApAsiE 81
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

arisen" -, ,-,.,.l,s- ,ass..,azfr ~ ii o{,73
4 SEVENTH GENERAL COUNCIL gaiaS-
Held at Nice for the extirpation OF the
Ioonoclas heresy. 3sAdrian, tho ePope, nrsS
decided The dogmatic question BE then Alel
: convened the council AID EeqRirsA his
> de8aitious co. be ,zecsiveda as the rule 81
? faith. Thsrhrst thing done at the opening
y of the Council Was the proposal By, the
Papal Legatas,eof the following Question,
: "Does Tarasias, does the Council, coucu'
= in the decision Of his Holiness. or not3'
= All. the Fathers responded, !" We follow
:. acceptaand acquiese.r %? - SN7% 81
a 500 ZIG HrH GENERAL: couScIL.,Se' y; [,
J, AT Constautinople to put down Photiqs
: The Pope, SAdrian, II, ssent q document Il
= be subscribad by ali the pfelatsSas . tee
y of oFtbodoxys oTheFein he gives bis under !s
- standing OF the prefogatiyg given to Pete
= for, he ssays~oln Oar Lord seaid Eastman
81 -Tbousart Peter and apons this roots ~ i
- buildd p1yy Church, &Hfst6fy faf nishe
- abqindans evidence that. this promise be
M not nsyoia, because in the: Apoatofi
: ! See the Catholic tell gfon 10 always pr
ri SsrVAde sspbtiesA and = its, holy. 9ecttip
szttausht,nI EhesR athars all signoa this dOcS
= mAnk. "a ftarwardsst certain ones OF th61
70 who had Been implicated id, the errors
n PhOtips were again ieteEFogated and the
r. I replied, eve accept your Judgment q
~ though We had 1t from the person of Il
p 1900 Gfs'.. : s'7'-f -
pc Son OF COG -. .,lvsu ~ > ,@-H's D
ed IL it necessary to go any further
,,b provfpg GhaStEe Infallibility Of the Rcms
No. See lias been recognized from the beginninl
~ by all aliker-Bishops and writer's pastd
&fs1 and fiockf i.s~. '-ii"'. - 'Ft
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-01-26
Daughters Worth Having.

A farmer living near Pennington,
ILL.,, was Frustrated last fall, with q
severe illness which lasted so long
that his three daughters took one
wagon, huskcd and cribbed four
loads, or one hundred bushels of
corn per day, besides feeding thirty
fattening hogs and other stock
The corn-one thousand bushels i'll
quantity-was IN the crib in ad-
vance of that of most of the neigh
'bors. When they were done, the
old gentleman gave them money,
and they went to the city with 4
good degree of independence and
pride-feeling that they had earned
it-and laid in a winters supply Of
clothing. These girls are worthy
of better husbands than the young
men will make who turn up their
noses at the performance Of this
honest and healthful labor by rosy
checked girls.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-01-26
To Cause the Hair of the Name and
Tail to Grow.

In reply to S. c. Drake, in the
Rural Neac Yorker of Dec. 9th, !
beg to give the following recipe,
which l have personally proven to
be efficient in restoring healthy
growth of hair on the tails and
names of horses: Corrosive sub
Innate (hyd. bichloride0 oxymuriate
of mercury, each four grains in one
ounce of distilled water. Wash the
parts where the hair is sthin with
warm water and soap, then rub dry
with linen cloth, and Immediately
after rub in some of the above lini-
ment. If the hair has been rubbed
off by the animals own endcavors
to allay cutaneous irritation, then
dress with the following ointment:
One ounce of fine -four sulphur, one
ounce of pulverized saltpeter, made
into soft ointment with fresh but
ter or fresh rendered hogs lard;
rub in at night and wash out in the
morning with warm water and
soap; repeat three or four times. If
the hair is scant from natural de-
bility of the capillary organs, than
simply use cold water applied with
q soft sponge; avoid all combing
or brushing, and clean the name
and tail, as the Arabs do, with Il
coarse flannel rubber.-Midy Nor
gan.