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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAuL-The
General Communion of the menbe of this
Society will take place this morning, at z
o'clock mass, at st. JOhn'o Church, Dryades
street. The member are reminded that one
of tho conditions for gaining the Indulgence
is that they attend the General Meeting, which
takes place at o'clock, at the Home, No. 81
BionVille street. -aa.-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

Rev. Father Ryan's faeile pen will be
missed by our readers in this Issue OF the
STAR. Owing TO extraordinary, engage
meuts of clerical nature, he has been nm
able TO prepare any editorial matter this
week. We are informed that already on
Thursday Last he had preached nineteen
sermons during the week 90 far rs elapsed
and would probably have to preach in the
same ratio to the eloaa OF 1t. The giving
of two aiuuitaneous retreats does not leav
much time for literary labor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

Rdieor Morning Star: t.s~
As a Catholic South erner and friend Of the
MORNING STAB, 1 beg You not to involve our pa
per In this question Of Unifoation. You gave the
correct view in your first article on the sub
ieot. You stated that it was not theological
question, but one Of gener al opinion. In that
article you recorded your personal opinion SO
that no one can charge you with concealing 1t.
I can understand how in your well knewn
spirit of abiding devotion to the "Furled Ban
ner,n and of honest expression of your con-
viotions, you should recur to the subject and
treat 1t. with your usual vigor. But We have
need Of your pen in the thousand questions
which Immediately CONCERN religion. We can
NOT afford to let our able champion turn to
lesser matters. Our paper, too, has been es-
| tahlished at the cost of greet eforts-express-
" for the benefit Of religion. Justice to its
original friends, and to those who are now Ia
boring FOR its maintenance, requires that we
use it for that purpose only. If other matters
are treated, it ought to DO incidentally and
briefly, and rather in giving information, thar
in earnestly advocating one side of questions
which do not involve religion.
This obligation of justice is still more i'm
| peratiye towards those who may sdi6er from
you ON this question of individual opinion
and vet are good Catholics and have contrib
uted to the establishment Of the MORNING
STAR, expecting to see it devoted to religion
and not expecting that it shonld be used fol
dendoucing their private opinions in matters
which do not affect religion.
Opinions opposite to yours have been ex
pressed by persons whose position entitle them
to very great respect. If you claim the freed
ON to differ from them, yen owe respect and
delicacy to those who differ from you.
1t is not pleasant for them to find themselve:
charged in their own paper with forgetting
the principles of Southern gentlemen. AS fol
the more terrible charge of denying an article
of the Syllabus-I hardly suppose you intend
ed to be very much in earnest You have
studied and practiced logic too well to imag
inc that it is against Catholic morals for 6
man to submit to an accomplished fact" and
mako the best of it. The Syllabus, art, 81
condemns those who teach that all accomplish
ed facts of themselves give full and just rights
to the wrong doer. 1t says nothing against
the mi ured party if he judges wise in the cir
cumstances to accept the situation. Whethe
1t is wise or not in any one case, is anothe
question, in which General Beauregard and ev
eryone else may exercise his own judgment o
his own responsibility. AFR1END.
The above has been written and sent &
US for publication, by a gentleman who's
position and character are worthy of ever
respect. While We differ from him on NOR
than one point touched. upon in his com
muuication, We let 1t go to our reader
without any comment from ourselves.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

ST.. VNcENr's HoME.-The examination of
the boys and the distribution Of prizes vial
take place thia Sunday afternoon, at o'clock,
ia the grounds of the Homo, 81 BienVille
street, between Prieur and johnson strSeta.
The friends of the institution are invited to
attend.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

The MILITANT UNION OF THE CRoss.-By q
notice elsewhere it vial DO 6een that the off,
cers Of Sections are requested to meet the
Diocesan Council, next Sunday, July q, at the
Star Hail. II 10 essential that at least one
Ossesr frou each section ShOuld be present.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

Advertisements elDwheEe, give time aud
place Of the meetIDgs TO be held to-day by the
several Total Abstineaee Societies. By let
tor from the Secretary Of the Union OF Ameri-
On We learn that there are now 200 Societies
ON the roll.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

During the ensuing week, Mr.. Thos. b.
O'Connor will canvass st. Stephens Parish,
Sixth District, for sabsoriSsrs.' He is fully
authorised to receive moneys and give receipts
therefor. We solicit 6or him the kind assist
snoe Of our friends In that nsighborhooa.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

Mr.. James Powers is our duly authorized
travelling agent for the State Of Texas. We
ak for him the kind assistance OF all VINO
favor tho dissemination of good reading mat
ter among the people.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

CAraordc MILITANT UNION OF THE CROSS
can;ss of tho Constitution of this Association,
in English, can be had at this office at the fol-
lowing rates: 10 TO 100 copies, at cents o
copy 100 to 500 copies, at Q cents copy; SOC
70 1000 copies, at II cents . copy. -.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

Nos. 100. As9, 1893, 1870 and 1873 won the
prizes In the lottery, for the benefit of the
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum, Camp
street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20
cArEMDAR Oh. TIE WEEK.

J,,x sc-seventh Sunday after Penteeost
10y nnaasy ,-'.'-yy uiy o,-St PrsIados, Virgin.
Ionsssy - f.jy oa-St Mary MagdAlen. .
ThsSNy yuy Isl Apoftnarfa, Bishop and Mart
GS.H..SSs. Iuiy oA-Viau Of st. Jaunee.
49, JIiy aS-SS James the Greater, AposSle:.
Sasa,SS: Juiy 96-St Anne. Mother OF tho B. w. IL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20
A PASTORAL LETTER

OF HIS GRACE, THE MOST REV. ARcHBisHof
OF new ORLEANS, PRESCRIBING A TRI-
DUNN OF PRAYERS FOR THE CHURCH.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

A genius lie popularity supposed to be
one Who can do anything except make q
living.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

To-svoid unnecessary delay, all letters
communications and post-ofhce oIoeis
. should be addressed "Editor Morning STAR
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20
ARIsTIDE MARY.
p. BoNsEIGNEUR.
. DR.. l.. RoUDANEZ,.
VIM. MOODY.
JAMES LEWIS.
d. RuIIEUx.
WIN. RANDOLPH.
&C. ANTOINE.

The Pisayane, heretofore in favor of the
movement, closes an editorial in its issue of the
18th, against these resolutions with these
words
Again we say, we are sorry indeed that these
" representative men" of tho negro should
unifc alton movement, but they have done it,
and the funeral is theirs.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20

Who frOwns OF others fsasts had better re-
main away.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

Po1rcE. Eliza Pert and Mrs. Doud, two
aged and venerable pilgrims, en- route to
the slough of despond, . new and very
appropriate name for Housewife, tsrried on
their route at house in Bennshof Run,
where by some means they procured guam
t,ty OF the seductive fluid and INDUCED In
that came to the extent of raising their
lighting qualities go high that . pitched
battle was the consequence, In whicn the
waterfalls, hesdseer. clothing, &C., of both
suffered fearfully. Just at the timo the bat'
tie ragged the hottest, Constable Burgess sp'
peared on the scene and arrested both par
tiss and conveyed them 10 the lock up
There being 90 Doud In the mind Of Justice
Reynolds as to their guilt be promptly cent
tAsm down for 30 days each.
AZ the depot Eliza made bold but uD-
successful dash for freedom. The hand cufIs
had TO be placed on the festive Eliza before
she would succumb 10 the law. At oil
events the town 10 well rid Of the presence
Of two unmitigated nuisances.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

The professional washers Of white skirti
and light pa ntaloons is Fort Scott, Kansas,
are 10 the depths OF despair. Maidecs wiil
no longer st upon the grass. T1e ispeesnt
cause Of all the trouble is young natursI'
let, who brought up from Texas aAandssns
collection Of tsraniaias, scorpions, cent?
pedss, horned froge. aud oil that iik, and
which accidentally escaped from him. The
anxiety aud terror that brood ever that
as,gbborhood are pitiiul TO contemplate. -
Nlcswber's occupstion's gone. No one wiil
cit idly down, for fear that something will
turn up too quickly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

The very worst case Of delirium on record
10 one told Of BY the Bonham (Texas) En-
tsrprise, which says shst few days ago
man residing I've or six miles from that
place "saw something resembling au .enor-
nous serpen, fiOstias 10 tcloud that was
passing over his farm. Several parties ot
men and boys, at work 10 the field obserr'
ed the same thing, and were seriously
frightesed. 1t seems to be as large and
long as q telegraph pole, was of yellow
striped color, aud seemed to float along
without any sf9rt. They could see 1t coil
itself up, turn over, and thrust forward its
huge head o. II striking at something"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

1n these warm summer days cooling
cup 10 desideratum. All "hot and rebel
lious liquors" shouldt be adjured; but as
. dainty drink the following may be taken
con amore: Halffill China puncl bowl
With slices of pineapple (the rind cot there.
irony and lemon cut very thin, arranged In
alternate layers each layer being thi ckly
strewsd with white granulated sngar.--
Pour over the fruit as much claret wine as
will flIlshe bowl; cover closely aud let IL
stand six hours. Then put In piece OF ice
aud when cold, turn into 1t a bottle Of plain
soda water, and serve in large goblets, with
slices Of pineapple aud lemon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15
For Sale Cheap

One 40Horse Boiler, Gibbs
& Russell make, One 12.Horse
Engine in good condition, 500
feet Casing. l,CoO feet tubing,
$50 feet sucker Rods, Valves,
Working Barrels, &c. Also,
one Derrick end Rig complete.
The above property will be sold
cheap for cash. For particulars
enquire Of A. G.. HARPER, Kane City,
Vensngo County, Pa
A. G.. HARPER.
Kane City, Jnne II l873-u
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

There can be no manner Of doubt, accsrI
ding 10 . paper 10 that city, that "Memphis
hes more feminine beauty, style, and gen.
teel setupsdness than any three cities OF its
size on the American continent. Yet It ID
the unaltsfable conviction Of not few dis
interested lockers ou that twilight groups oil
girls would present mere healthy appear
ance 10 the soft cleaning II an occasional
man was tassefnlly scattered ct intervals
along the front stoop OF 10 the prou,euade,
or hanging on the front gate, or otherwise.
There isa too profuse mouotony in oil
girls."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

The Meadville Journal reports that corn
win be poor in some instances An entire
failure; oats promise an average crop; ;wbeat
looks luslly and will be splended crop;
potatoes In spite Of the bugs, promise .
good yield; large srsa oitbuckwheat will
be sown many farmers plowing their corn
under. and put ting in buckwbest instead
hey will be an average crop In most local.
titles; the rains OF the past few days have
helped oats corn and potatoes wonderfully
and the prospect is much better than was q
week ego; the fruit crop 10 the poorest
Known for many years; there will be few
apples, but Of poor qualities pears, plumi
peaches, are failure.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

Capt. Butler assures us that petroleum
pns IL u success. We are glad Of it. 1t will
help very much to give tone to the market
now 80 weak and unremnnsrative. The
Captain, with cewmehdable energy, travel
cd fur add w!d6 to get at the facts which be
lays before tho pr Iodaoers, and there can be
no doubt he saw enough to satisfy himseIl
and others that 1t 10 only = question OF time
for petroleum ia supercede the nse OF coal
In tho manufacture Of gas. The present
low prices Of crude will not only introduce
il rapidly to gas companies but will set the
scientific and practical men the world over
to flud out some new use for crude in drugs,
paints ard fuel.
However, so far as bis remarks apply to
the South Improvement Company forcing
down prices and buying up large tracts of
valuable oil land, and depending on the
sheriGs' and their deputies to put the bal
nnce OF the property into the hands Of the
aforesaid, we beg to say IL strikes us % very
doubtful. lfany M onopoly owned to-day
all that Is now known o. the oil producing
rcgion, il could not produce oil at acost of
less than $3.50 per bartel ct the wells.-
Nov, when they can buy It for $3.50 thels
fer their reGheries and export, II would be
io'ly'to produce 1t at = greater cost. Take
our word Tor Ii, they are satisfied with things
as lacy ore. Owning the rsdnsriss and the
pipe'iines, and with bali or controlling
intslest in oil the rail- road transportation,
they rest ehsy. They will not disturb ths
producer So long as be gives them daily oil
the oil THEY WANT and offers them more
than the world needs.
Wien, however, the producer sets resoi
lutelyto work4o refine, to pipe, to store,
in fact to handle bis own crude iiom tho
huk at the well TO whatever use and place
tee consumer wants II, then aad then only
will tho present monopoly change i,s reia.
tious and join the party by becoming like
wise producers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

Three Conneautville dogs took q stroll il
to the country last Friday night and took
their mutton raw. Mr.. Lawrence iurn ish.
I'd elk sheep; ;Mr. Power five, and Me Wall
ton Que sheep and two lambs. On Sa,ur.
day the same dogs attacked flock north o.
the town, but were discovered before killing
any sheep. These worse than useless vii
lage ours we're tracked 10 their ibomss and
killed. The generality Of town dogs sre too
,azy to kill their own mutton,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

ACCIDENTAL SHoorrNG.-A young man
named John Ksnns, at Scrubgrsss, was aol
oidsntly shot on the 4th Of July, Kenns and
and others were firing at mark with .
pistol. The pistol went of while being
handed 70 Kenua, BY one Of OF the parties
i0Aioti3g the wound. The bell entered biz
lett side, passing into HE bowsla The bail
bss not yet been found, and tho wound will
probably prove fasal.-[Emlsmton Assssn-
ger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

The following note was picked up on Asin
street last Moudsy night. II shows how
sadly tho low price Of oil affects the bsppt-
ness OF many hearts,:
Dear----: don't bs.mad at ME COZ
didn't 50 you HON from Churche last sunda
mite. didn't get no none saturday aud mi
barber don't trust and mi mustash woz awful
stiff. berreod fifteen sen,s ,u day, and Id
cam nex' sunda. Yours I'll dsth dos Us par,
JoAN.
The writer can have the sbovA note by
,,lling at this otica
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

THB DIFFERENCE. Meet . fellow man
when the thermometer 10 up among the
nineties, sod you see him mopping the
swest from bis face digging The dust
from bic eyes bis paper collar wilted, his
linen coat stresked with sweat, aod be ex/
clsims: 'sHot? Why, never saw such
westber" He tells you how the rubber To
bis snspeuders has melted and run together
how be could wiring pints Of water from his
clothing; how he has lost five pounds oi
hssb 10 ten days; bow the suo ihss crisped
bis boots and ruined his eyesight and be
starts off with the :.remsrk: ''Never saw
anything like IT," Now meet lady, and
what do you see: Clssn white dress, dainty
collar, jsuuiy tie, hair nicely combsd, ..eyes
bright and smiling, no dust-sveryshing %
tidy and orderly as II the weather ives o.
t,ber. She doesn't hurry . bit, stops now
snd then right In the snu, cuts the cir with
her parasol ss II she had no use for 10, sud
always manages to just escape the furfons
cloud OF dust coming up or down the street.
There are no inquiries about the state of1ths
Thermometer, no longing looks at sods water
signs aud ice wagons, and no application Of
the handkercsief. She does not bury, docs
not dash for the shade Of six foot awning
and hang to the spot waiting fof . cloud
to pass over the sun, end when sbs takes .
cor II ssems 70 matter little whether oil the
windows are up or whether they ore down.
How on earth do they msnage h!-lDe-
troit Free Press.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

A family in New York is 10 deep trouble
The eldest daughter recently was discover
cd darning stockings, and aiterward insis =
ing on helping her mother In the kitchen to
make bread. The girl always enjoyed good
health, but these alarming symptoms led
her parents to fear that her mind is all
gone.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

The editor Of the Record, an Arizona Pc
PEI, hes now en- bic table two Invitations 70
cot - second In dssl. % invite 70 ~ In
dian hunting reid, pair Of bssrskin psnts
presented hy . hunter, 8 pound nugget Of
silver, free pass on stage route, two lot
tsry tickets, 8 Apache scalps, . call to oct
- postmaster and justice OF the peace, and
q dollars worth of faro checks.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

As two Srunken butchers were together
10 their shop In Dubuque, Iovs, lone Of them
bsntsred The. .other 10 chop bis head of, st
the ssms time laying It on the block. Tht
other gracefully seized the cleaver and madt
pass st him, intending to see shaw near
be could come without hitting" Unhsppi
~, his unsteadiness Of hand prevented Z
very satisfactory result Of the experiment,
a he cut Off one OF bis ears.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15
THE PROFEssOR,s PIPE.

Just returned from addressing an audience
Of Methodist friends here 10 Jamcstowa.--
The subject was conservation 10 God, ,unre-
served and complete, touching the whole
mao. We Grged sauc,idcstion as heartily as
the great Wesley ever did. We told them
that the hsbitual wrong doing Of any kind
was 10 direct conflict with all acceptable
prayer for this spiritual attainment. -
Brethren We inquired, how ere you daily
emp ployed!' Are you manufacturing, ssll'
ing, or using tobacco! Are you patronixiog
deadly drugs and drinks, and swelling ths
curse Of insempsrasce! 1fso, we beg you
to change yeur course. You live In known
sin, and yonr prayers for "the higher life
srs worse than useless; for they arc On
sboninstion ~ Gods throne. Renounce
every wrong sractics, and every suspicious
oas, and then you may pray for ssucsitica-
tiou consistently, and with better grace.
We had uEasual iseedem suusog these dear
brethren, and it was an hour si marked
solemnity md tsndsrBsss
A. I withdrew TO the vestibuie, we'll
looking brother approached ne, Anaer very
strong exoitenept Of mind. You lsvs
struck The neil on the head once, hs said
10 trembling, fearful tsnea You have
struck the nail on the head hs said again
10 louder voice, and sobbsd like broken
hearted child. Tell u, brother We said
what you Imsau.' After while, he re<
piled, 4 have been praying for sauo.iflca-
tion Eve OF six years. There has always
besn an Achsn In my soul-alwsys some.
thing 10 my way; aud you are the first that
ever told mo what It is. II Ia my pipe!
When have been praying in my close. for
the blessing, something has raised me sudt
denly from my knees, and have run to the
mantle piece for my pipe. My pipe has
been stronger than Godl Aud, when read
iug.t Bible 10 ny devotion, I have cut
short the exercises, and, bafors was aware,
have run for my pipe. My pipe has been
stronger than God! .be said again. Then
up With the dignity Of . man,
wipiog the tears from his eyes, raising bis
hand, and looking upward, with much elo-
quence be exclaimed:
"The desrest idolII have ever know,
Whats'er that idol be,
Help me to tear it from Thy throne,
And worship only Thee"
Then, suitiug the action to the word, be
drew out bic meerschaum from bic pocket,
dashed It down Indignantly upon the sters
OF the church, and, like the baptized eunucb,
went on bis way rejoicing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

Ladies who buy jewels abroad should get
their euamsls in Paris, turquolses and pearls
In Florence, diamonds 10 London, garnets
10 Vienna, canoes and intaglios 10 BONE,
and tortoIfs SHELLS 10 Naples.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

The Cincinnati Times fhtimates that
Cleveland is enjoying "iswn festivals" q
new style Of outdoor fun, where the ladisi
and gentlemen cit on the grass and col
strawberries and cream and get bugs up
their trovsers Isgs. and jump and yell and
enjoy life. The Herald demurs, and think
1t must be some other city for the iadiel
there are not sddictsd 70 that style o.
dress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

Clint. Robson, every body knows "honest
old Clint" returned last evening from trip
to Chautauqua. Lake. Looks as II he en-
joyed the trip, aud is loud In bis praise Of
the management Of the Lake View House,
Of which niue bost Spaldiug ia the popular
andlord. Clint 10 greatly improved In
hea ltb.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

The Petroleum Centre Record has case
Of domestic infelici,y at Pioneer. A dsrksy
named Bland thrashed white man for I'M
teriering with bis connubiL arrangements
ments. Out ofrespsct for the dsrkey and
bis vile the Record does not give the name
Of the white man.-l Vensngo Spectator.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

Much is being said about the "los o,
women" and the best way Of improving It ,
1t is our notion that tie best way to inn
prove the lot Of women is TO put house on
it, and good man in is.-Page County
(Ill) Herald.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-15

They must have original girls In ::ths
schools 10 Lawrence, Massachusetts,. The
American publishes list Of this years
graduates. and, although there are forty
three Of them, only one spells be- psms
with 40 10.