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FIGHT BETWEEN A CAT ANEs A SNAkE.--
A few days ago a gentleman who is engaged
IN farming near MuIfreesboro, Tenn, was
walking through field near where his
hands were blowing, when he discovered a
cat at seEse distance coming toward him.
Presently the cat turned aside, and, squat
ing. very low, appeared to Green steadily
along as though in search of game. He
qulcSened his steps to see if he could dis
cover what was up. He soon saw n snake
about a foot and half long, and, as the
cat approached, the snake coiied and mt
himself ia a striking position ~ The cat in
stantiy walked directly up to tho snake.
aud held cut one foot near his snakeship's
head, as if daring him to strike. Master
snake being full of spunk, was not the chan
to take dare; consequently I've responded
with his fall strength, but when his head
should have been in direct contact with the
cats paw, the paw, like the darky's flea,
wasn't there and before the head could he
it received a heavy blow from
The cats feet, and the paw was again pre-. |
'ented, with similar results Alont f,ur
'ounds of this sort occurred, when the
make seemed to remember THAT he that
lights and runs away may live to # yht an
'ther day" and with this understanding he
lncoIled and started to quit the field. His
nakeship had no sooner commenced his
etreat than pussy bounced upon him and
ut hiSl entirely through the body in three
+ four places, each of which was u fatal
lite. After this the cat appeared to be sat
ed, and quietly withdrew.
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MEMORY AND HoPG.-The greater part
of our mental pleasures is drawn from the
sources of memory and hope for. while
hope is constantly adjoining the future with
her fresh colors and bright images, memory
is as active in bringing back to us the Joys
OF the past. But memory and hope are to
as the meditative delights, of existence
for, what would be the excitement of labor
without the encouragement of hope Aud
where could experience go for it's treasures.
II the storehouse of memory should (ailf
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
Under
ihE DIRECTION OF THE URSJUAlEnss
Two Miles below New Orles.a

TBS institut,,n which tho D,.anss Of Ls.s,.s.
Tsf to sss ss e
education pursued by ths Of eli. $500
b; h 70. esjso. constantly Ie,. /. .s
asSins 81 , is
To s them petite and amsSe ac .
THY &. ID rs:ss = g.
anes ont ~. maternal %
Of Though ae%ba s: u s
are &c. ssa'1sS; sss q
Ak are 's ssu ssSre Of religion bu. for the saI
exercises pivias woship WIN ''''"''' At '
e Is : :s,.
aaa :as ss y s
10 distributed throughout the day that nshes az
siSstion wSs: .Si 49, q.
Phyaeian in immediate atsendanos sad S, 80
gnESn TO their parents or guardians
, sis,s sSlss S s
the s sn "a oTnansnta w5iting Arthe4c Geossss
MI ss I'D CO.
FF .sTas 4 IL ys.as. s.:
needle work etc, rarsna. attention p.id . No.
ssa Il. sd: : .s..
Board and Tuition per .e..lon, .a7s. p.y.s,. T..
'h an s1S The
Day Scholars per session. siss payable ADVANCE
Entrance for the Boariers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :::...:: an,
No deduction is nsdeor those arc vithdrawa hs
lore inc end OF term nor for accidental absenceu
. EXTRA CHARGES
anu tho Use of Maps aud Globes nor
n usio DOR month '''''.--'---.---..-...sS ~
5ss ,fs uss # Ma,Ss
artiaeia Flowers: per 10 a.
q the Bathing Season .:...:.. sS
ss ssRs Per s...s. b
ny inc parents themselves or procured ut Az,
1cept on Sundays. and Thursdsys on which dsys -,
cape with black b. sSd IL 0 sS %Ssno
rsss and cape, blue belt and ribbon.
sss
a Hh, OF stookinSs eight towels. eight table naphn
Tan Gaps or * one black
ets ak and half feet high. two large bags Of ooars4
inen two smaller ones. sun bonnet thrce osmbrie o.
nch wide The also tho rufiss worn with H..
utter uniform must be made according
dopted by the Establishment All the uhovsg mar.
foned articles marked with indelible isS, A siive.
i'oon and fo knife and silver tumb or nntty.a.
We and half feet long by qu after wide b.
Ter Two blankets pillow two feet long and one x,
ma half wide with six pillow cases. wash sss1l a.st
m @ small bucket toilet glass with da~er loca
'ck and key. NAV wan
Ooserrdtions: Visits limited to Sunday. ard
their fathers mOthcrs, Guardians brotbeIn sis,srx
nd on the aforementioned days tho pnrIo,n ave- .ns
alt past twelve until halt past In thc axsp,nS
ne young ladies forbidden fruts or OTIS
hic at the pirior Thsrs IL yearly vasHsI
nds OIL the 4th of November. Parent arc reJucstsf
pt TO proonG that time. IN order that tho ysprs
her absence il allowed cept u case OF sial
onng indies wishing TO make their first communios d.
oc2s II ti.23 ~
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Oar Claims to Favor.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE

As made by the UNION STOVE WORKS, it i,
qIa5 It sn s's 1snsr e cot of aud
pcTaTnht anti items m !. as all hopsekeepers know
complete Range any more simple easier to under
sn% the %
sse c o bs Gra.s and BEN
expert as can readily be seen on examination o. Th a
Crate works Tit e1t L simplicity which will be
deavored in VAIN to get the ashts and refuse out of
many I Of the o, others as in use
ovens are large aud it's mbers exactly tho
That it not only has q solid and su bstantia1 look
ornamental to any kitchen, suggesting the name Of
any other thing called BY the name OF Range.
y Go"d Range Essential to Home Comfort.
Many persons, in furnisn ami completing their
partment proper Tnny when, in fac it reqn~"s the
Hss' and mar the comfort or aSgo viii
House should have. first class Cooking Apparatus. but
high prices do not always furnish it. We sell tho
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
such price. that al can haze and them and we
other Range of lis class known the public nay
Its Rapid Success.
TIE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
rapidly taking the place of the oven Ito
fr Baking and Cooking; h, c.rtanjv of
he always heating; the ease of "A STA NDihG !
portion, instead of Il STOPPING one while bakinr
saving lame back and Its attendant eviIsJ AFRO few
# the superior advantages this Range ali
ow-oven Ranges.
1t Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANCE
INST bake the heat passes directly nm and aro,p5
he Ovens, before having the Range.
special Conveniences and improvements,
The Ovens provided with for the eape
STEAM. Fbere ia Slide In the back for the escaI c
SURPLUS HEAT from the top of the Range aIso o.
damp-r, at the bbtton of the same plafe for mo IT
pc Dust, etc tari-ng from tbs rakinc Of the
'as and preventing it from ing around he kitchen
heat be passed TO from either of the ,vens
regulating the dtmpers in the eeInmpa This OVENS
IN be DRAW OUT. allowing the SCOT and dirt 70 be
movrh without troubls.
bove the OVENS is large closet of amn,c
le for tho especial purpose warming d,.be. plte, ~
g Whenever desired Al any other new and do ~
able convenience which will be folly spp+,o.t.d l.,
-on inspection. OF
Caution. -,
ile certain, when you AK for the IC
BBAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
At it has the words NJ
TIE UNION srpvE wozKs K
81 ever the oven dscsz -AsI3 b
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OF TIE
College of thS Immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State Of
Louisiana and empowered to confer cCrees IA con-
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society Jesus The build
ings are well adapted for educational purposes A
court entirely cut off from the street reserved for
recreation 40 that from the arrival of the pupils 7
A. NJ Till their departure at r. NJ, they
secluded and superintendent.
The course OF instruction embraces Crock, Latin
English French Poetry. Rhetoric History. Geography
Na'he Ati,o, Astronomy, Natural and Mental PhiiOso
paE, witt the addition ~ bookkeeping and usual
O. I'm, '~cIAl Branches; alSo the German language
students are not admitted unless - know how to
read aud write.
The moral and religious training tho students 10 the
lead ng objects of the inst uctors.
Every month report is sent To parents stating Con-
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance
The academical year begins tho Monday of
October, and ends ao0ut the 3IEt OfJuIy.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and in UnI-sd
States currency, two months, GO.
Prepar atory Course. SIG.
apis iv rev GAUTPFLET Pres,dnnt
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Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties OF this Institution will be resumed on tb
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring tclass Boarding
School for their Daughters Wards will find here
every advantage " ~ "
Located In the healthiest portion of the most
healthy cities in the South with large grounds and an
retired and romantic situation it aoIds addition
every facility for acquiring education tai and
moral, of high grade Large additions have bsen
maize to the buildings to moet tho increasing appca
tions for adm lesion. Er
Apply for Prospectus and Terms the office OF the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger, l24 Carondelet
street. aU2s Iy
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There are thousands of men, for fear Of
every day for fear of diving. sufrar eycn
worse than the paIgs Of death The demon
Fear at all times trembies at Impossible,
events. Why should we grow pale at
mdious fictions or our OWN We should
~ all times sndeavor to be serene and
masters of ourselves, prepared for what
may come, leaving the rest TO Heaven.
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EDUCATIONAL.
/ lion OF THE SISTERS op ST JOSEPH
eofher ST. Philip and Galvez streeta
Now Orleans

mild and thfouGhout this establishment
the ssn,a @ Recreation, table dormitories are
nv.o AneStionato union between The Ssters .~a ~
'Ihas ,a.es Entrusted to their motherly care VAN
instruction is thorough and solid and In
~ ~, roqmirementA Of society The course comnrscs
Ll ooth english and French) an the branchss ~ n
.eoRe cultivated At the present day Each Iannraa r.
usne Dy natives Of respective countries 40 4. y, a.,
sure correct pronunciation. ~ ~ " IN
ny "canemical year closes with public exb;h,.,,r
vited. P'1"' W "hich parents are in
Edacation s here tho object Of special attention and
Sci.ue. Governing those placed under their CSaras
" oiai sIason alone, tho Sisters 81. Josenb sndss
~. 70 ucate principles Of solid pety reauire ths
observance of polite and amabie deportmcnt .nJ
i"Hs Of respect and affection towards parants
SruPns OF All denominations admitted
schnI At.-Ouring the bathing season, the Eoarl,no
oS t moved to the Bay St. 1ouis whore the Sister,
- ~ TEE Ss{p sS nave hOurishing academy.
W..SimE' per three months --.............. asa 90
Entrance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
SINGING Te..n anu use OF Instrument. ~ 90
Drawing Iessnn. 90
.ei; on painting according to the number az nr,,t.
art;SoaS Hork In all Is varieties golden embra;darv
charge. *' y" '"e ooaruers without exit
ror urther particulars address, "Superoress n, IN.
caaemy OF the Sisters Of St Joseph Box ISL New Or
.o,o-, THOMAS LAYTON
no'- - ~ or G. ID. ELDER, Agent
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THE INIERIOK OF TIE CATHEDRAL
presented an appearance of the deepest
nourning. The columns, the galleries, the
pnlpit, the grand and side affairs, all were
heavily draped; SO also was the CdthedrG
or Archiepiscopal throne, the same that
had been covered with mourning on the oc-
casiops of, the funerals OF the late arch
bishops Mdrechal, Whitfield, Eccieston and
Kenrick. The massive columns in front of
the Cathedral were also covered with
back.
On Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, the
Cathedral was opened to pew holders, no
other persOus being admitted until after
the arrival of the corpse. At about ten
o'clock, Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood, having
read the prayers prescribed by the Ritual,
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1,,ning Star and Catholic Messenger.
THE RAINBOW OF THE HEART.

Whom the clouds come sweeping on ward.
And with darkness shrOud the sky,
Then, como cheering ray of sunlight
Forms She rainbow bright, on high.
So whom sorrow gathers o 'er us.
And its gloom bids joy depart,
some bright hope that sent to cheer us,
Forms tho rainbow Of the heart"
When that cloud 10 deaths grim shadow.
Failing on the heart and home.
From what source shall consolation
For the wounded spirit comet
NOW from heavens open portals
SOC what glesms of brightness start.
see Snen shining through the tear.drops,
Ts tho rainbow of the heart"
For evory grief, aud pain, and tear,
Some sunlight has been given,
And. though We soc It not to day,
1t will be known in heaven.
II eath life must have its rain. drops.
So Of light each has its part,
And We, too. will meet and mingle
In I" tho rainbow of tho heart
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COMM RCIAL COLLEG
Corner OF Camp and Common streets, Story Building
New Orleans.
THE CoMdERCIALATHEN OF THE SOUTH
This is chartered InEttntiou-afnI course Cuisines.
GonrGa-t" all its "epsTtm"nts p"tfrot Stores
hlnkA are connected, and daily Lectures given
Eighty five premiu ms gold and sIlv.r medals dipo
a. money prize-, eto superior mgrtrs of
,hia in-titutop. ScholaruhiDH is,uel by SDULEn
'DLLkt good throughout the Ia nal Bh-i
c@s Co~Ge Arsociation. located all the principal
oitles 81 tns StRt+s and CAnadAs.
FOR Ia Information IN egArd to teTms currcnI un,
eto call at the 0oo of the Institution send for
College journal. Addross
GEO SbULE, Principal
N B-Souls's DAly tic and PHI losopho Con al
and Exchange Calculator the lArg a. practical
md o,DpoG~ trsRtlso hshed tho scisnoe Of
Numbers applied t;oa,ussrnAI CcmputAusna viii
DO ready fer deliver March /, 1914. Esll n
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Why is a name life ssfest before he has had
dinner Because he can't di- gest then.
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l. L
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA.
Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles allow
| New Orleans.
Ah's ancient and magnificent establishment iBeor
porated by law Of tho Legislature and empowered IN
grant diplomas and degrees will opened on the al of
oo'ooer' IL Is under the direction OF the Marist
FATHERS who form society specially devoted to cJpra
ton. College Point and Convent Landing arc conve
ent ana regular landing places steamboats, going
to and returning from New Orleans
TERMS:
fayaole In T. s. currency half yearly in advance: \
h1ara' tuition washing and stationery, per term of
Doc ore fees and medicine ordinary case. of ILL., '''
EntrInoe rec to be paid only once 10
T., music lessons are to he paid monthly
uErrRr,ces
His Grace. the Most Rev. ArcGbisbo, IF Nav. o.,,
The Rev. Clergy of al siers
% far1her details apply to the Very Rev
.,, MR. p. PouRsrNE,
oc' ~ No 40 Gravier street. New Orlcans
ST 'osEPHS o TEsULINE ACADEMY FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES. ~
Formerly Of Charleston South Carolina,
This Institution is adapted in every respect far nm -.
beatS rst class Boarding School, the location is
az inc oaerh improvements and is heated throughout
the Ursulines being the last three
nzed as one OF the best qualified for formation and
education youth 1t is almost useless to add here tia
ON VIII De lott nndone to impart the pupils CON
nded To the care OF the ladies of St. osspb Acaien,
thoroush education in the highest the word
care, guiding and training the heart ~ A'N'''H"
In consequences Of The condition of the South
ern people these ladies' offer Southern pupils ever
Ea ngs sn Of F1ar Bed Bedding Washng
sSc lainting, Embroidery and Plain Sewing for
Tss @ a and
Murphy, S. j., New Orleans. "NA' o.
api7u N b. BRADY, IS Union street.
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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting Range there are several ;mHartart
points tn be considered, viz: '
/. Will the Range DO what ia claimed for it3
9 The mode OF operaton-is it simple or comn,sxs
Can the parts t"r plate) be easiy replaced in cas-
they are burnt accd-ntty broken ~
The general construction-,is it durable and con
venient' ~ wv
). Inc COST-to buy and to maintain
Oar Claims to Favor.
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| CrOsh.
Corner OF Rampant and Congress Third nsuS,
Now Orleans LOuisians
This magnfcent Institution wa, chartered Fs.Vs.,-
1866 1t situated In quiet and healthy loo aeitv 4
the suburbs of the city, and short dstnnon H.,
tho river 1t very commodious thoroughly vents aro
and affords all those advantages whiSi coots;brt- "a
the health and security OF its inmates.
Pupils of all denominations admitted buff, o..
promotion order and regularity ali arm obiicsS -
tend the public exercises. and conform the russ a.
the Institution. '~ '"
TUITION:
The system Of education embraces Tronoa MS,
English languages viz: Reading, PEN manahip Fr.aE
and English Grammar, Aribmetio, Ancient nsaa 1Sss
ern Geography: of the Globes Prose and Poessss
Competitions, History tAncient and Modern Snsre8
Pfoans Chronology French and EnGaa LItors.s,
Astronomy. Botany Book keeping Matbematio. a.
Music, Drawing Painting, Plain and Ornaments He1
die-work Tapesry Embroidery, Artificial Flowers ess
TERMs--PAYMENTs TO BE MApE ouhRrxxnys
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ST. sTANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BAY Sr. LOUIS MIssIssfrPr

This institution. conducted by tho Brotbers Of tb.
sacred Heart has been in successfu operation since
1852 10 beautifully situated shores OF the R,T
ding extensive view of the Culf-nnd &c.,
ing AL the advantages Of the breeze bathing I'm
the Summer. is, for the pupils great incitemen2 to
healthfni amusement The Commercial Course COM
prises all sae branches Of good English education
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} McKENDRICK-

| D. McKENDRICK,
House and Ship'PIumber, Gas Filter, ETC.
NO. 464 Magazine Street,
NEAR tho corner of R.oe)
Dealer In Plumbing and Gas Fitting Materials and
Pete assortment Of articles In the above line. ~ ''
-, M MckENDR1CK has just received a larr, varistv
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
kind sss s
lore the public. Being supplied with W.
PORCELAIN AND GALVANIZED IRON FITTINGS
III is not liable to get out Of order subject to
fs AL and those intending
and inspect tho " A " Val
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET.
aas Also in store and for which he agen
THE BEAUTY
ELEV Waited OVEN RANGE,
MADE
THE UNION STOVE WORKS.
(l.ate r. K. Finch's Sous)
Sew York.
D. McKENDRICK, Agent,
Cd. MAGAZINE STREET. A.,
New Orleans.
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To Buyers of Ranges.

To Buyers of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
to the trade and to the public we earnestly
they will examine into and compare It with other
ianges in use feeling fully assured after strict
animation they will select the BEAUTY above ali
ness, f A'
Comparison.
Some of the Elevated Oven Ranges need the services
OF competent engineer to operate them and to keen
mem IN WORKING order .Ihls dees not Any ser.
want possessing ordinary intelligence can operate it
successfully 1t is therefore these days when good
the w oAeoPete eia'
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
paraSrs the 'o al ap'
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
AnnoyaSces Saved.
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Gas Fixtures ~ Aia"S MASeriais ana
arucuar attention Is solicited his large and COM
piete assortment of articles in the above lima. ~ ~
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THE TETERSIENT.

The sbsolbtion over, tho procession
moved out of the Cathedral in the same or
der as it entered, and proceeded to the
vaults under the Sanctuary. where repose
the eshcs of the former Archbishops of
Martin John Spaldng was finally and
mournfully deposited.-Co Condensed from the
Philadelphia CatheIic Standard.
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SAINT vINcESTs COLLEGE
CAFE G,uAKpEAu, MrA,oUm

CAFE GIEAEDEAU Mna7oUn
This institution, conducted by the Priests OF tho ga
beautifully located the Misss-!ppi river forty Stl.
ab"ve Cairo and one hundred ifty below g..
LOuiB
The College buildings large conmodious and s~t<
VeIuIated he grounds beautiful. oEtcusivoS
wen adapted for healthiul exercise.
The College is Of easy access Regular daily peoa-T.
touch At Capo Girardeau
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY.
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about The 0ESt Of J7A,.
TERMS
Board and Tuition. per scholastic year saET
Washing and meDdinE of articles washed.
Physicians Fec and Medicines
Instrumental Music "a
For further information apply to
President Of thc CoIiss-a
Or to Rsv. THoS. J. SMITH @. NJ
au277l ly ST. JOeophis Church. Nov OriaaAuS
ct JoSEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADESss
~ Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County, AAryiaDA
This institution is pleasantly situated In healthy ,
icturtsqu ne part Of Frederick county NnrXIand 80
rIl- RON hmmt-snfg, and two mics from Nount
'hryz toitegr IL was 6omm..is,d IA 1859 and ir.,
Grated by the Legislature of Maryland In Lsts 5S--
uidlnSs are Convenient and spacious
TEEds:
oAT "a ana tuition , per academic ar,inct1diAx
Yea ana Bedding, Washing, MondinE ard
For each session --'----.------ 6S9 o.
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE $50 ~ W
The Academic year Ia divided In tive Ssau,ops Of e,
eatns saSh beginning respectively The sSth o. 81,
asI and the tn of January
LoetoTp JURY directed To the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
aptGu ~ 81 Jeeeph's Academy Era11itos1Tv srSs
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS

Under the DIRECTION of the Sisters Maria,it. a la ~
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The elasses commence about the drat of sssptnzas
public exhibition
Books etc. may be procured the Lsstiuutsasa ~
moderate prices.
Pupils are rs.eite. H' INV during the yaas aslt
charges made from tho date of only.
For further particular. apply the Mother Supor-v-
Acsh"hiV OF the i"iS Angels. nu27 n -
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you would save yourself great discomfort and
misery consequent halt. food or an niefn
tey postponed dinner, because the range you have il
aoyance Of from orgetful or datory
discard the old abortive cous,i of an,"uaId
brains and pr0curo tho
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
which is none the less valuable because it is beautiful
Failure of Old Inventions.
Our experience,
as MANUFACTURERS FOR THE LAST FORTY
YEARS.
enables us to furnish of cooking and
heating inventions that have been imposed 1non the
public by ignorant and obscure makers of great pre-
trial, have been proven useless and entirely worth
sess. ""' VA
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question he distinguished himself in his
aoie discussion with the celebrated Bishop
OF Orleans. His Pastoral Letter on this
subject, written in Rome shortly after the
PRONUNCIATION of this Decree, and largely
circulated in this country, proved how
earnest supporter lie was of Papal Infal-
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was performed by at. Rev. R. v. Whelan,
D.D:, Bishop of Wheeling; Rt. Rev. Jas.
f. Wood, ID, Bishop Of Philadelphia
1t. Rev. P. N. Lynch, DID,, Bishop OF
charleston; Rt. Rev. Ignatius Persico, d.
D., Bishop of Savannah.