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ing physician with solemn aal
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durable by his prescriptions. BIZ e
an irremOyablc fixture in tie >,
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Hostetter' Stomach Bitter. q,
cases of this seemingly dc-per4r e
Indeed it is in those malignant >
which no ordinary medicine y-- Y
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that by the persistent and dali \
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organs TO their full yigor. bg. .
good working order through =
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grand characteristic Of thi. via,
ing vegetable preparation j. rLa..,3a,
upon every organ, cOntr0ldl- l1a |
the nerves, toning the cOa,s q {. 1
noting a healthy habit of 5g-- 4
blood of all impurities, Cl.a--. Z.
reyiving the spirits.
The SCIENCE OF HEA-s'
opens with Health against Fan
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important; "Seasonable D.-as, :.
tons; Teeth among Differrn, VI /,
and its Treatment" Popular Pr
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Liver, stomach and Bowels. asa
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IT Is ALTOGETHER WRoHG. %
Cough or Cold, when the ira
remedy 80 sure. prompt ana
Jayne's EXpectorant can be rca-
IF YOU have Ague in any form.
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CRTsTtDOEo's ENCEL>lnF q
rlnriyalleG and alone: its gtrs-.
versally acknowledged tina. Il
cation 10 descaat On them sag +
beat Il.
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4 CoUGH, Cold, OR SORE S
immediate attention, as ~ :
results i'll some incurabre :
"Br01cn's bronchial TJoc5 B
variably give relief
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JoHNsoN's -Anodyne Liaa..
istered to children with r.-
cases OF Group, whoopi1s.
and almost any Of the di,es,.
are liable.
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DIOCESE OF LITTLE RocK.-We are pleased
to see that the Temperance cause has found in
the person of Rev. L. smythe, a champion
whose zeal and energy are only equalled by
his learning and piety. Father smythe organ.
lied ut Fort Smith, on the Cd inst o Total Alb
seinenoe Association, and has already quite a
large number of members enrolled. Tie off.
GERS OF the Association are Rev. Lawrenc.
smSthe' President; P. J. M. McGreevy, LIST
Vice President; P. T. Devany, I'd Vice presi.
dent; Frank j. Gallagher, Recording Secretary:
VIM. L. Euper, Corresponding Secretary; John
Kennedy, Treasurer
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OUR ENORMOUS PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
since the war ended we have received
from ehe taxpayers of the United States
more than 100000, 600 moro than would
DC required to pay the whole National
the National debt stands where it did IN
i le65, With the exception, perhaps, of S4eO
1000 or SO. We are more anxious abent
the matter, since the expenses of the Gov.
ernment for seven years could hardly have
been more than $500, 0O0, 600 annually, in
eiqding the interest," upon the National
if it had been properly applied, more than
one half, Or 81 zoo, 900 900 to 81 400, oOo.-
Ooo. Instead, however, it stands within
oo,ooo, 600 Of where it stood in 1865,
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CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION
This Association met last Sunday evening,
about ninety members being present. Thir-
teen new members were admitted, Father
Batter, s. j., administering the pledge. The
Association new numbers l20 members and
eight cadets, and in all respects is progressing
favorably. At no very distant day we hope to
be enabled to chronicle the branching out
of the Association into other parts of this city
and State, for, through the influence of the
National Union a general aud concerted move
ment againt ihtemperance has been organized
and is daily acquiring additional strength
throughout the entire country. The next meet
ing Of the Association will be held next Sun
day, 23rd inst, at 81 O'Clock, in the Star Hall.
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CONFERENCE OF ST. ALPHoNsus. Society OF
ST. VINCENT DE PAULINE have often regret
ted that the Society of st. Vincent de Paul ia
90 hstle known and, consequently, appreciated
among Catholics generally. We regret this.
as the loss is great to the Catholic laymen in
the many graces with which the Society ia
blessed, and to the deserving poor, to relieve
| Whose distresses many dollar now so Wandered
in extravaganza or bestowed upon imposters
would be contributed. We do not propose Mt
present to enter into any details concerning
the first point, nor is our intention to do moro
than merely mention one fact concerning the
second. This fact Is, that all the pecunisry re-.
lief afforded by the Society is only given after
judicious inquiry into the circumstances of the
applicant, that 1t is given at the residence of
the beneficiary, and, as o rule, in tickets
good at groceries only for necessary articles of
food. These are the strict roles of the Society.
which are very rarely departed from, and then
Eonly in cases altogether exceptional in their
character. Now, who is there among the many
who give msney to every importunate aupli.
cant, who will not admit that this plan ia far
preferable to the ono which he adoptsi And
what becomes of the objection of those who
never or rarely give in charity because there
are 30 many imposters you never feel assured
that You are not encouraging idleness We
have limited ourselves to this ono work of the
Society, and this in only one of it's bearings,
- we see by an advertisement handed MS for
insertion that the Conference of st. Alphonsus,
one Of the sections Of the Society, intends
having concert 20 raise funds for the relief of
the poor they visit, and we want to see this |
concert . financial success
Composed almost exclusively of young men
who depend upon salaries for livelihood, the
necessities of the poor have fac exceeded the
revenues of the Conference which are derived
principally from weekly contributions BY the
nebmers, and it is new heavily in debt. To nav
This debt and enable them to continue the relief
heretofore extended, the members have secured
The services Of Prof LaHache, who, assisted by
Miss Cannon, Mr.. Davis and other well-known
will give Concert in st. AIphonsus
Hall, Thursday next, 10th inst, at IT o'clock.
The programme win be found on the fifth page
IF enr present issue. y Let everyone attend
WhO-can, or at least purchase ticket and thus
hid in the good work, ]
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CHURCH FOR TIRE TTAL1ANs.-We are happy
to announce that this interesting portion OF
our fsllow-citizens, hitherto compelled to as
sist ct Divine Service in Churches hequentsd
by Catholics Of other nationalities, will hence
forth have Church specially intended for
themselves, in which the truths SF relieion
will be expouuded in their own beautiful Ian.
guage- For this tho old 'sseamens Bethel,
on Esplanade street opposite the Mint has been
secured, and the frst Mass WILDE said there
tomorrow ct o'clock, Sunday, 16th).
We take pleashteta aaneaaciBg Furthermore
that the zsnlous ana learned FaEhsr Csjone
has been appointed n tor IbY the Most Rev.
Archbishop.--Pf5p
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

, "A hEALTHY DIGEsTIoS.-Life is rendered
Food becomes repulaive; the body emaciStsd tsc ns
9%epessssa, and melancholy broods You. TUTTS
NEGEIAbLE LIVER PILLS 10 the remedy for fhc.S
evisi they produce sound digestion create GOOD an
petite impaEt refreshing 'sleep and cheer;uiuees n
n- W., TIA. MOBILE. ALA. May 81, 1859.
Dear SRI should be pleased to advertise yeur redi
Gsnee ana viii oheerfully give good notice. of
EPectorans a have personally used it with great
W. D. MANN.
q Proprietor Of the Mobile RSyister
The BARRIERS prefer DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE.
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rhs Two. Grand Turis At Losrerae.d..

among the curious spectacles presented
Snese exceptional tmea of ours is the
,ssSss news FROM London, ehronicline a
SO, n between the Grand Turk at Lon.
IRon, ara the "sick ssap'' OF ceasta tin opie.
now. ns -. a. Sre-ths prestige and the
sne wide realm Of the East, they are not
greater than those Of the aThunderern Of
pnnung House Square-the Jupiter Of the
1Iess-oyer the Esropean World, When
snc suitan sues the Times for libel. We
he css acknowledsel-that the Press has
!nsones-and that the days Of chivalry are
saGsed past. Moreover, stranger stili. the
strite winch has arisen is all about monev
~. charge of bad faith made acainst
n uae government Of the Grand Turk Iy the
credit and Htlha a affecting the
- Lotte' one OF whose peculiarities is always
70 oe nard up for hard cash., and everI
craving the shekels of the Iniidel. to wbon,
ne mas ny pothecated most if not all of his !
hseaues. SO frequent and SO heavy have I
oeen the draughts made on the Britisf,1
POCKET for loans to supply the Imperiais|
Wants-to build new pslace-sunnIvar ~ 4
sMai necessities of the Gagged bir6s ar the I
HeIen, ana other necessary. expen ditures
=. sne successor Of the Otthmans Amuraths.
s9 Az SO .e9nivocai has the financial condition
Lthe ooitan become, that the Timos init
'na strong suspicion Of his approachinw
lnsoi vency: and treating tlIe auensk haeS
p. ielam AZ it would Brown, Jones and
seoplnsoD, or any other man-broadIv in !.
that the British pocket had better
% closed against the seductive apDroschea, .
oi the ever faithful ally of England. There
vas time when the Sublime Porte voniS
nave made short work with the presnnn- 4
'9o9s lnhdel who thus dared to laurh et
lis beard, and when all Christendom woul6 s
ave dearly paid In blood and 6ame for
ne insult. But 40 curious commentsrv .
n how times have changed, and bow mucR
tronger now 10 the Western pen Thar The
sassern scinetar, We see the Ssltan, "
,n y MA Ambassador, rubbing into the g.
!;nghsh courts to get redress, and institu-
'ag aus In damages to plaster his a
'o m pride and damaged credit.
5nat the is"'es will get the best of 1t,
no tne unhappy Oriental only fmpoverish =, =
l0 -. worse ~ paying thoslawyer,s fees az
the lnddel Counsel who he must emplov. -
q lorsgone conclusion. There viii Sc =
~, !a waihng and gnashiDg Of teeth in the Is
ioeU cages on the banks Of the Bosphorus,
w tnat the hanks Of Britain are closed to
70 sultan, and he can no longer be re-
:raieas OF expense for though the doc
Inc OF the Poet that,
Man wants but little here below
ay be true of the masculine portion of tina
'paIat!on Of the East,, it certainly does
'S apply to the wants Of the Eastern I
oman, who not only wants but will have
'eryshlng her fertile fancy suggests. or f
az biuebeard such life, as even his
oho Iataiism caunot render endurabIe.-f IL
Iranaah Republican,.
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The tombOla for the new Altar in the Church
of the immaculate Conception, will be drawn
on Thursday, the Goth inst, at % P. NJ, in the
College Parlor. Persons DESTROYS to purchase
tickets must procure Thorn previous TO that
time.' 5s- q --a;4'5s - .'.s 80
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st. Theessa's sRaiD has been 80 well at
tended sinesiss opsnfag, that we feel justified
in pronouneing IL suossss. The manager
have not yet decfdsd upon the closing night
but from the drift Of opinion in the Hall, We
think that Thursday will be selooted.l
Msssrs. John ONeiis Of No. i, John J. Fin.
ney of No II tRobert Emmet) and Jas. Latty
of.No. S, seem to be the strong est candidates
for the splendid gold medal at st. Patfiek's to-
BILE. 90 \ i-ELz
The friends of these gentlemen are making
q thorough CANVASS; and there can be no
doubt that the victor viii have to earn his
prize. That he will be one Of these three gen
tlemen is by no means certain, however, for
candidates can enter the lists till the last hour
and some new and powerful opponent may ap-
pear and snatch the prize when thought most
secure for one of them. ~ ~
Father Kennedy 10 battling with an unnamed
antagonist for the yestments. All that could
be ascertained concerning the unknown, is
that he is universally known and loved, and
several influential persons tre continually
busted around the Hail. talking in myaterious
whispers to visitors and thea nafching off to
the ballet bex and depositing sealed envelopes.
The other contests that engage most attention,
are: the one for the smoking jacket between
Doctors Holiday and Reilly; that for the
gold chain between Messrs. Larkin and Rey-
nolds; that for the piano at the Hibernian
Bank, and the one for the 1925 gold watch at
the Violet between Messrs. Golden, Meehan, |
Richardson and O'Brien. =
We would call the special attention of
Associations to the splendid wreath of Sham
rocks at the Violet table. It is certainly the |
finest wreath ever seen in this city, the mate
rials alone having cost over fifty dollars. Tho
ladies are willing to place it in competition if
90 desired, else they will sell It 60 the high
est bidder. 80. .. Il
At the moment Of going to press we are in
formed that the Fair will positively close on
night.
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GLEASoN-9EARIE-onT Tuesday, January 1879.
oy tho Row. Father Heaphy assisted by the Rev Father
Feltter, at the Church Of st. Vincent do Paul q J
Gleason to Miss Maggie Gearie, both Of this cIty.
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Hkw ORLEANS, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Is. ls7a

HEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 49, ISL
~>~>~~>-->>~>~~>->->~-~->>>~
gard them as criminals, and as for excom
municating them, that is not possible sine
very few of them have been baptised 90 a
to become Christians. d. '''''
What then becomes Of all these "stroci.
ties" complained Oft Aud Who 10 1T thai
complainant Disciples Of that Calvin who
not a. = magistrate, but, asa minister Of
God-burnt people for heresy. Friends OF
that Luther who authorised armies to de-
populate provinces and princes, to confis-
cate whole regions for the Catholicity Of
their Inhabitants, when they had been
reared in that faith, and their fathsrs be-
fore them for generations. IAdnirers of
that Elizabeth and that Cromwell who
made war upon Catholic communities
where that religion had been, established
for centuries, took their possessions from
them, put them to the swocfd, devastated
their lands with fire. convicted ana execu-
ted numbers Of them for for their faith and
perpetrated all the horrors ok, al ex.
terminating persecution. ALI this. was
done to them, not that they were criminals
but that they were Catholics-not because
they had fallen away from the Faith which
was in the ascendant, but because they de- !
clined to embrace it.
Yet these good, gentle Calvinists are !
horror-stricken because tho high. priest Of
God proeisima it lawful and praiseworthy
to take arms against outlaws and incen-
diaries!, ,i-. ''r 49,
And new our heighbsr may sec the evil
of its three column articles. Its sstonish-
ing errors have sedaced us into 90 lengthy
netiee that We must close just here. In
% doing We End ourselves in exactly the
same position as the Pres5yerias, that of
having Written whole article without
single remark really. partinent to the Sc
tual question at issue. ,s .,
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LkRRIED !:

0h8B1ED:
AokEoN-DoNALD-on Tuesday evening, Febru.
airy = ls7a at ST. JOscphS Church. by the Row Father
smith, James McKson 10 Mary L. Donald daughter of
Capt Samuel Donald and Ellen Donald.
Dundalk, Ireland, paper please copy.
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-ru. No. leo Camp 0trcet. -,

1As Champicn Ansstcsn ssovs never falls .o rive
sgefeofe kEoyn % exist in other CSok.
es9 ssSISs ssss hem snsisslE rsnsded g. Aer
Stove have aas - thu ssustts yshsrsyeT a. en
xsH kTsS1 ss'v' sny osly RrdseSaFds oid Reliable
,a AZ kaads q Ceesing ana Hsatins stoves on hand
kxSuse 'Geods, MaAtsH 6nsten 80 ~
/ special attenuon given to GptteS ng and Rooapv.
sowera Ash Pans and repairs for drntes "a riisbed
~ ahort notice. se."a PHI1~ McCAHI
..,... Agent for American Stove
-ssol. on, op fc0 Camp Street..
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Everything but God, if loved without
God, dwarfs, stunts and contracts the aouI
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In character, in manners, In style, ii all
things, the supreme excellence is simplicity.
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A VOCAL CONCERT

A VOCAL CONCERT
FOR TEE DEMENT, OF THE .a Il
CONFERENCE OF ST. ALRHoMsus
SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL,
4 'e.s WILL M osvEz AT 10 a., Ind. %,
\ cryua ST. ALpHoNsUs HALL, 'r' =, j,
''Aaorew Street, between Magazine ana con.ssucs
Sire t., Fourth District. ~; '', y o
IN thursday NJ Evening, February goth, ~
By PROFESSOR THEODORE IA u.cvrf IN
| AssIsrED pr - 81 ''.t'
| af MSS TERESA CANNON. atez.o Soprano, ''
MISS A. WAGNER. Alto, ~. go. IT,.
MR. AUGUsTE DAVIS, Tenor. IN. ..r,. =
MR. u cHAs. GARDNER. vioiini.t, 49, 2. 4
and otter we'll known and popular Artists. g-,s.,
80 rroRra .irala 7oa sj
Duet for Piano and Violin .singaiss
T. a's the Last Rese Of Summer .C,ronsh
- pJoRuiI Niss \. wagaer.ta sr....,,.-,I =,
.. "Haki Rs the Birds sIDc. "-vors. No. a., -.
err ksawatsF," music by A. weber. y a
''#9'h MIA. Davis. sl..rkai q IA
q Within Nile OF Edinboro' rowu,"-sco.eh B.u,a
Miss I. Cannon. '"H -
= :. The Hoar Of Sweat Rspose" .Kox.
=. etti - sI..e Basso Sole.
''' IsrsHMlsszoH OF r7vs nnsrrss. I.'.a
hs Love. coarssiip and Di..ppeiatm eus Of Mi.
molly Auldson and Johnny oHara, with . Moral.
A lively Recitation.
-.....4s Aiss T. Cannon.
Judith. "-6rasd Dsanstio solo........, C.ue.p.
( Ass A. Wagner. .
Aashissa havoorneeu. "-Irish Ballad. -. .crouoh
60 i Aiss 7. Cannon. aiI ,r.rJ.' u
. "Judss -. .-,i.l ...I be-.4-
.
Rasso selo.
Ia 1sias do ChyPrs," -6rand Duet for Tenor and |
.Hslevy y
j Ass 7. Cannon and 1fr. A. Davis.
Concert eounenees precisely at u s'cloekr x
Doors opsa 81 u eclock =. n. ~! Il
TICKETS, FIETK GENTS EACH, to 30 had s,e,. d
smbsrs Of the Conference. who will offer them in f.ut
st. Aiphsa.us Church TO-DAY tsppdayl, befors and Il
- - s.0 1..a.cs. do, fel6 IL ! &
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and ia 10 the Atssns of the great
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all The practioss d. and
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81 e wssi = che hsnser M
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Nisssy sue p,sm.uu. .o,d and ,,,......,.,i.-;t
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LEE ANALYTIC AND PHILoSOPHEc CosfNrR |
aSAAL AND EXCHANGE CALCULATION, a
ny CSC: soU.E Practical Accountant, conusrs,a,
lawyer and Principal of Souls Busisess CoiisSs.
This 10 the Great Arithmetical Work of the Are.
Es.s e; sss
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For ssie 81 the pfinopai s, xGIn, and
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
TROTBLFS OF MEXICO.
OPERATIONS OF LOZADA-REVOLUTIONAR MOVE
NENT IN OAxACA-RELIGIOUs DIssENsIONs.

OPERA ATIONs OF LOZADA-REVOLUTTONAR MOVE
NEST IN OAxACA-RELIGIOUs DIssENsIOSs.
MEXICO, March 2.-The Indians who are in
rebellion under Gen LOzada made raid on Astiero,
robbing everybody and everything, and killing cattle.
revolutionary outbreak Is imminent In the state OF
Oaxaea Affairs have become threatening, that the
Government recently removed the old officials and a-
pointed new ones. Federal troops now asked for
Lozada IN his last proclamation. says that all Me1i-
cans not OF Indian descent foreigners and usupers
consequently all proceedings eDanatlng from them are
null and VOID. ~. -..
rbe Mexican Government has made an Ofheia answer
10 the British note making demand for damages ID
conSsouenee Of raids by MexicansOn British Honduras
In the aDswer the Government says II Will 90 every
thing In fs power 10 prevent repetition OF these depro
damages Tie Government also hopes England Will not
carry cut threat contained In ITS note, 70 invade the
territory OF Mexico should s demand for compensation
uOf he conceded and declares that the Republic has
alwsys olpserved its lawful obligations
The Trait a. Uni0 says the religious troubles are a
parently reviyfng short time ago priest cad IN the
r OF mis- order appeared In the streets and protested
agaipst fDe enforcement OF the nDeraZng law III regard
10 religious worship The Government has Issued an
order however. that the law must DO fuly observed
Under its operation Professionalism ~ making rapid
progress the Republic This spread Oh PROT
estantsm gives great Oense TO the Catholic priesthood
who using every 10 prevent It's CROWN ana
ereumscribe it's influence The consequence oi bheiI
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