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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05
LADIES FAIR.

Last night goodly assemblage went
to the Ladies Fair at Hanley's Hall, for
the benefit of the Catholic Church. Add
ed to the tables which were occupied the
evening before was soda table, where
Mrs. Murray dispensed the sparkling
liquid to many thirsty one.
All who were present seemed gay and
happy, and the ladies' Mt all the tables did
IA thriving business The band played in
front of the hall, ns on the previous even
ing, and before 8 O'Clock considerable
crowd had gathered there.
At II O'Clock the sale of articles ceased,
and the gath ring dispersed, Ill having
spent n pleasant evening. Tomorrow
evening. the Fair will continue, and those
delight in tripping through the
mnzes of the dance will indulge tn. ir in
cIinaton after tn Fair sha have closed
for the day.
FlRs WaRpEN.--A large number Of ad.
dit onnl signatures were Obtain, d yester.
day to the petition asking the B 'ard of
County Commissioners to confer upon
the Foremen OF the two fire companies
in Phoebe the power to appoint suita-
Bile person as Fire Warden. We hope
other names will be obtained to-dty, so
that the Commissioners will be snre that
the movement will have the support OF
the masses.
SUNDAY Misunderstanding to in
struct, as well as to amnse, is what every
rational man should provide himself with
of Sunday. Wiedprhold keeps full
assortment of periodicals.. pictorials and
newspapers on hand at his establishment
on Main street, second door below the
RECORD publication office. Go to Vie
derhold's and get supply OF Sunday
reading.
CouRT TERMS The terms of the Dis
trict Court for Lincoln county begin or
the first Mondays Of March, August ant
December. The Legislature at its las
session provided for four terms, to beeil
on the first Monday in January, April
July md October respectively. but tn,
law of the last session does not go in.t
effect until 1875.
THE District Court was not in sessio,
yesterday, and Wilcox was not sen
fenced.
THE Board of County Commissioner
meet tomorrow in regular session.
FRuITs and vegetables are in plentiful
! supply.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, octoberi
sHAREsl SATURDAYS SALES.
1870 ophir 40 545A 45s be 46b3
225 Gould Il Curry-llJS llh
$50 Best Belcher-sS
30 Savage-4l Ass 4l%
900 Chollar Potosi-37h SO
1876 Hale h Norcross-25% rs AK 2tk
li5 Crown Point y 95 OAK 95b6 9eb39
no Yellow Jacket--46
44O lmperisl-395c 5000 SS7Sc 5000 1880
80 Empire Mll-3k
74O Kentuck-llA liz llhb3o llSslo
10 Alpha-22h
2S5 Belcher-65 65A 65H
o. Confdence-5a.
100 Con. Virgina--l25 100 l3l l33Rb3o
10 Exchequer-S
l55 Seq Belcher-4S A. AN +9 ASH
900 Ovprman -ila 1lk llhb30 TX
$50 oaiedonia-NlIa Il. i7.bso i7a.bao IN
so MISUNDERSTANDING
400 Arizona and Utah--la
227O Baltimore Con. -9b3O 9Ab30 9h 9'.b3D
SO 79bb3O 9k 9lsb3Oe
90 Bacon--2S
10 CentralS
375 silv H,ll-lln ia IN
10 Eclipse-4H
1900 Rock Island-50c
SON Con-75c
100 American Flats.
400 Tyler--90c 92Hc
rs Central No. 2--67k
500 Union Con-lH IL lkb5
1876 South herman -20c
10 Woodville-I5c S7Rc
HIS Franklin-21s N
395 Eureka Con.-11 llbl0 II llAb3
200 Jackson--25cs3 2oc
100 Phenix-25c
$3.50 Belmout-4s 4 An An +as3 4Ab3ot
| 200 McMahon-2
o,5 Rye Pstch-1oA l0's lOhb30 10
| 2iO Hayes-3l b303 2}s "a
| 100 Indepepdent-l
As Golden Charlotte lSA
| 100 Ida Elmore-3
| IS Mahogsny-6l9 $500
| 100 South Chariot--33s30 .....r
| 500 Mnnesota--14 IA Ab50
| $50 Red Jacket
PIooHE STOCKS.
Meadow Valley, None sold
| 90 Raymond 4 Ely--65 65bs0 G6&bN
80 Pioche--5
50 Washington Il Creole-1a
| $50 Page l. Panaca--90c SIkc
| 1l2 American Flag-2% %.
| 100 Silver Peak-24c
| 80 Phoebe West Ex-l%
| 1000 Ivanhoe-62Nc Soc
| 100 lngomsr-32hc
800 Newark-4h 47sb3O4a.
so Chief East Ex-20c
80 Keutucky-2h
| $50 csrelins-s
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No. 2 ledge with the shaft soon, as they
believe they are close upon it.
CHAPMAN.
From the 420-foot level the mel: are
sinking a Wine which is now down Is
fest. The ledge is gradually widening
and improving in every respect. There
is some very good ore in the vein.
PORTLAND.
The sinking Of the shaft is continued.
A drpth Of 300 feet will be reached on
the 10th Of this month, il not sooner.
Drifting for the ledge will then be CON-
menced.
The shaft is still being sunk. The
woIkmen have now reached depth OF
$50 feet. No other work is being done in
the mine at present.
The south drift is now 375 feet in
length. The men in this drift are work.
ing in quartzite. The wiDze at the l6i-
foot level has been sunk distance of sc
feet.
PIocHE PHENIX.
The only work being done in the mine
is sinking of the shaft, which is going OIL
at the rate of IS feet per month.
PAGE AND PANAc,.
AT point south of the shaft and dis
tant from it 600 feet. on the 360-foot level
winze is being sunk. 1t is now dowl
1870 feet.
SPRING MOUNT.
The workmen are still sinking the shaft
which is now something more than so
feet deep.
PEAvINE.
The shaft is now down $50 feet. Til
vein, though SMALL. is Of good ore.
BowERY.
Work in the mine is going on as usual
IvANHoE AND SOUTH SIDE.
No work is being done 10 these mine
except to sink their respective shafts
The Ivanhoe shaft is being timbered i
irst-rate style.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
The Result Probably Fatal.

Yesterday afternoon, about half-past
O'Clock, M~ssrs. H. I. Thornton ami
Thomas Wallace, Assemblyman from
lincoln county, started ont on horseback,
WITT the intention Of shooting some quail
which had been Sen on the road beyond
tn Alps mine. The horse which Mr..
Wallace rod was FESTIVE, and was con.
sldered vicious. When they had pro.
cee,iri from the liv ry stablr as far as
the N. G. Railroad Off Wallace was
thrown from his horse. A number OF
persons witne ssed the fall, and seeing
that he was unhurt, laughed at him. H..
remounted, however, disregtriipg the
advice Of his companion, who counsele!
him 10 return and procure another ami
ma.
When the two horsemen We're about
200 yerds beyond the divide, Wallace s
animal became entirely uncomfortable.
and ran away with his master at full
speed. Mr.. Thornton was unable to keep
pace with his companion, on account OF
the obstnacy Of his own horse, which
refused to move forward. The ungov-
ernable steed which was dashing along
with Wallace suddenly stopped, and,
turning quickly around. threw his un-
fortunate riler distance of at least
| fifteen feet down upon little ridge of
sharp rocks in the middle of the road.
Wallace was found to be sensel-ss,
and cut about the head, and Mr.. thorn
ton returned to town as quickly rs pos.
sible to procure conveyance tor his re-
moval. Before he had time to bring
one. Wallace had been raised Into pass.
| ing lumber wagon and was thus brought
into town, distance of perhaps a quar-.
ter of mile, TO the rooms of NJ. F. Tar.
pey.
Drs. Philson and Bishop were called
and, on examination, they found cut
about TWO inches long in the scalp, or
the right side OF the head. Beneath this
was fracture of the parietal bone, about
three and half inches in length. Tue
skull was trepanned, and extravasatior
of blood was found to have taken place
The chance in favor of his life is very
slight, if, indeed, there is any hope
whatever. Possibly he may linger sew
eral days before dying. When our re-
porter saw the patient, he was talking
incoherently, and attempting to fire,
himself from the grasp of those who
were trying to hold him still. He woulG
often say to them Take that ava,
from my mouth, whilst chloroform was
being administered preparatory to thu
operation of trepanning, as if he wer,
sensible of something disagreeable, bu
could know nothing more.
There are many in Phoebe who regar'
Mr.. Wallace rs friend, and almos
every body is now interested in his wei
fare. 1t will be with deep regret tina
his many friends hear of the extent O
his misfortune
P. Sat II o'clock his condition wa
uOphapued
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Notice.
Utah Northern Railroad.

vu,RAINs LEAVE CoRINNE AT $50 ?. N:
i leave Logan Of $40 9. m, to connect VIII
traias tcf OGDEN and Salt Lsss. at9S.tf
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CuRED. Several weeks ago Mr.. p.
Holland, one ef the proprietors of the
RECORD. WAS thrown from a horse, and
lad his right hand badly hurt. Inham-
nation set in, and the whole hand and
arm were finally disabled, SO much SO in
fact, that for a time the arm could not be
moved. DIR. Rogers has taken the case
III hand, and the injured member is SO
much improved that 1t is thought that the
hand will he. in few days, perfectly
cured. The RECORD gives thanks.
Miss SALLrE A. HNcKLEY and John
Mcguire will appear in Panaca tomorrow
night in the elegant comedy Of 1.-THE
Morning Call" Miss Hinckley will
make her farewell appearance on Tues
day evening at Browns Hall, for which
a most varied and attractive bill is in
preparation.
BRrsK.--One of the principal mines Of
the district having paid off yesterday,
there was an unusual amount of business
Transacted by the merchants. The "ti-
ger found many votares, as usual Just
after pay day. .....
The weather continues delightful.
The cold snap which threatened distruc-
ton to the Amy of flies which occupy
Phoebe has given place to balmy, warm
weather. and these pests of Summer
continue in swarms.
j. G. Maynard, who has lately raturned
from San Francisco, is Superintendent
of the HUM & Hunt, the Phoebe West
Extension, and the Spring Mountain
mines. He is now at the Washington &
Creole Office.
PIocHE PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-Servi
ces to-day in Browns Hall at II a. m
and 1880 p. m. Sabbath School at p
m. All are invited. ....
H. B. MAcBRIDE, Pastor.
To ARRIvE.-The following named pas
sengers will arrive on to-days coacl
from Hamilton E. Brown, Miss Smith
Georginia Gusman, Miss Jones, Mis-
Brown and Miss Jones.
BEEE.-Mr. S. Kiesele. Brewer, Low
tr Main ST., has presented the proprieto
with DOZEN of beer. He himself brew
all OF the bottled beer which he has fo
sale.
Bullion SHIPMENT bullion shin
ment by Wells, Fargo Il Co. yesterda,
was S5,2ll17. The total shipments TO
the week amounted to $50, l73.44.
; The transcripts in the cases of Har
i, ber'. 10 w.. sr7,ronoe Cow, M C,rsn,
Yesterday.
c., 9 -,
oHAs' oiEiN u w. nave on manu-
large stock of the finest wines ant
3 liquors, English porter and ale, etc.
! Imported and domestic cigars. whicl
thy are selling III quantities to suit deal
ers and tnmIii's, cheap for cash. The.
hrs;n.so g. adyart;ca man, o9-1ws
All.
Al iioMh.- A"ei'" w. ANN 'A'e nu'
, cordial invitation 10 htr many iriehus
:, p.,o D.,
I'm "a III -, ui"n''' 'l' NV
, ~ AHNA' NV 'P"Ni0"' Ao ~
merry occupied as the RECORD ONCE
having been thoroughly repaired, line,
and r,,,,.ra1 10 off.r-a ror rs,+ q, , In,
figure For partlculars a,,ply TO the offic
P,L n a. ID ,,crn,, i; NrI;L,I,, -,
store, Nam street, opposite meadow
V,ll.v
, W., ,,,, AL, ,,o o,+o,,;or of .,
WE "oulu caii 'ue "'teh'ion VI oe
ie"ueiS W INC "u'e'''o0'eHN III "'o'he
3. column OF the brooks Sewing Aachlh
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The drift at the 2O0-foot level isin 80
Ieet. The ledge is fifteen inches in
width, with some good ore mixed
through it. A vein Of very good ore five
inches wide appeared in the ledge during
,ast week, and since its appearance the
ledge has improved every day
SILVER PEAK.
:, The incline is now 3l6 feet deep. At
me bottom the ledge is wider than at
nlgner points, and some very fine ore is
10 sight. A body of excellent ore has
oeeh opened in the east drift. Appear
drift.
SPRING MOUNTAIN TUNNEL.
The work Of sinking goes on steadily.
progress Of ten feet has been made in
'as tunnel, The workmsn expect . cui
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
Preparation Of Whitewash.

Whilowash is one Of the most valuable
articles in the world. when properly ap-
piled. 1t prevents not only the decay Of
wood, but conlncos greatly TO tue heal,bi-
ness OF all buildings, whether wood or
stone. Ou,buildings aud fences, when
not painted, should be supplied once or
twics year with good coat Of white.
wash, which should be prepared in the
following way
Take clean, wa.or-tight barrel, or
other suitable eask and put into it half a
bushel of lime. Stake i, BY pouring wa.
ter over it. boiling hot. aud in sufficient,
quantity to cover i. iyo inches deep. and
stir it briskly till thoroughly Stacked
When the Stacking has been effected
dissolve il in water, aud add two pounds
Of sulphats Of zine. and ono Of common
salt. These will cause the wash TO hard
en-, and prevent It's cracking. which gives
nn unsecmly appearance 10 the work. lf
desirable. Il beautiful cream color may oe
communicated TO the above wash, by ad-
ding three pounds Of yellow ochrc or u
good pearl lead color by the addition of
lamp, vine. or vor5 black. For fawn
color, add four pounds umber-Turksh
or American, iihe latter is the cheapcst)
.--ouc pound Indian red. and one pound
common lamp-blnck. For common stone
color. add four pounds raw lumber. aud
two pounds Of lamp black. This wash
may be applied with a common whisewash
brush. and will be found much superior,
both in appearance aud durability, to
common whi,ewnsh.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

hbnioibR - oiilt
New Castle County, April iiih, 1879
Upon the application Of Lc,tia L. Green, Ex-
ecn,rix OF Victor Green, late of st. Georges Hun
drcd in said county, deceased |, Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Exccuirix aforc-
said give notice OF the granting Of Letter. Tesla.
menlary upon The Estate OF the decreased, with
the date OF granting thereof, by causing adver-
tscments 10 be posted, within forty days from
the date Of such letters In six OF the mos, public
places Of the County of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate 10
present the same, or abide nm Act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided and also cause
the same 10 he inserted, within the same period
in the MipDLgrowS TIAxsrnirr, newspaper pub
lshcd In Middletown, and TO bc continued there
In two months.
-, Given under the hand and seal OF or
H.. .. fee Of the Register aforesaid, Al New
s--' Castle, In New Castle County aforesaid,
the day and year above written.
d. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
Registers Order.
REGISTERS S OFFICE,

kbbiSIEk = III flCEi
New Castle County, April llih, 1873.
Upon The application IL William Polk, Admin
isrHtor oi kirlntd g llavrs, Late OF 81 Georges
Hundred IN said county. deceased 1t is ordered
and directed hy the Register thai The Admins
traitor aforesaid, give notice of the granting oi
Letters Of Administration upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the date II granting thereof, hy
causing advertisements To bc uostcd, within fort,
day. from the date OF such letters. in six Of the
most public places % Tie County OF Ncw Castle
requiring all l,ctsnns having demands against the
Estate 10 present the same or abide an Aei
Of Assembly in sucl ease made and provided .
and also, cause the ssme 20 lie inserted, within
tie sanle period, IN The Nippl,1owS TaASscalrr,
a newspaper published 10 Midileown aud to be
continued therein two months
-, Given under the hand and seal of of-
( l.. s. flee Of thu Register aforesaid. NJ New
49, Castle, in New castle County aforesaid,
the day aud year ahote written.
u. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17

Tho following item, going to prove ,ha,
none but the plncky get the pretty, is hav-
ing sn extensive circulation just now
Horace r. Clark, Vanderbii's son-in
Law and right bower. was one Of the mos,
eloquent lawyers Of New Yoik city. One
day. being poor. be went into Wander
bilt's Office and said: Commodore Van.
dsrbilt. l like your daughter and she likes
me. ! wsnt your consent to my marry.
isg her y
"Ah" said the old man. cynically.
iron want my money do youf" Clsik
tGsnod toward The door and said oh.
ri asd your money BE- d--dw .Ssy
youne lsllow, !" shouted Vanderbilt, ''coms
6osk here. you esn have herr" So BE-
wnsris1 The girl. weat into Wall strses.
~ = ~ wsstb fsslss 10 Aflesn millions.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
JOHN u. ROBERTS,
COOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES.

L AlLoO = " LID.
BRILLIANT, DEW DROP,
GAS BURNING BASE, UNION AIR TIGHT
PAELDR LIGHT, OUR PAGloR.
Also, SEXTON s pAEl.uR HEATERS.
Stoves OF all kinds suitable tnr Stores, uGi,cs,
Bir-ruoms, and School Houses
Also, the Morning Glgry aud The Oriental, both
unsurpassed IN beauty aud efficiency They can
be seen in operation at the store Of tie proprietor.
All sizes of Bar-room Stoves aud Template
Stoves repaired at short notice.
Old Stoves taken in exchange.
rS> TIN WARE u, wholesale and retail "a
Being practical workman. himself be thinks
he can give satisfaction 10 all Who favor him with
hicir work. Particular attention paid 10 Iooi
ing and Spou,ing.
yrao- ORDERS SOLICITED.
JOHN B. ROBERTS,
aug 10, lsi0-y
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
NllrIlE-

All persons hasiag claims against the Estate
OF the deceased must present ihe same dnly al
tested 10 the Administrator ON ar hrfore April
ll,h, ia7I, or a.,idc the Act Of Assembly in such
ease made and provided. WILLIAM POLK,
ADnggss---Udcssa, Del. ifuinis'rdior.
apr lg-2m
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
REMOVAL.
MRS. A. ss. MCKEE, siiddlet to,vn,

MRS. a. B1. A1ck EE, Allddoet o svn,
Having removed from the old stand opposite
the Peninsular Machine Works. TO five doors east
Of Broad, on Main Street, won'd announce 10 the
public that she has just received from the city a
full line OF MILLINERY GOODS and Trimmings
Of the latest styles. Thankful for pas, patronage
she respectfully soliriis the favor of n call.
vrr ~ 3u,s
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
NOTICE.

All persons haviag claims against the Estate
Of the deceasrd must present the same, duly al
tested, 10 tho Rxecuiril on or before April l4th,
1874, or abide tho Act Of Assembly 10 such case
made and provided. LETlTlAL. GREEN,
Apeasas-Niddlstown, Del. Essesiris.
arr le-3m.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17

Among tho great
discoveries OF modern
seicpec. few arc OF
more real valuo 10
mankind than this II.
frerual remedy for oil
diseases Of the Throat
and Lung. A vast
trial cf is virtues.
throughout this and
other countries. has
shown that u docs
sur.iy and rfieciunlly
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
6-.re.-
.t.-s.. -. For SASSAFRAS RIVER.

l. complete order, " III resume her trips on Sal
uria, the list OF March, 1873, leaving Pier No.
5. Light street wharf Baltimore. every Tue sdas,
Thursday and saturday, Al inl A. ~, arriving
in Georgetown nj ~. N. Returning will leave
Gcoreeiou the alternate days nj 8 a. ~, arris-
ing IN liaitimorc NJ 2p NJ; touching at Buck
Meek, ilurnnrds, lIei,crion. Turner'S Creek, Cne-
sidays, Slnlleross, and Frrdcricktown, going
and returning.
We sincerely trust that the friendly relations
hitherto existing between the sleaHer Trumpe-
ter, her patrons, and the public generally, may
never grow less : fur the perpeiuation Of which
we will ever be found striving our very best.
marl-ly WIN CUNplFF, Capt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-17
Nlrdiral.
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
nnd Consumption.

For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs.
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma.
nnd Consumption.
!. ! ] !: !: ! ! |. |:
AA Among tho great
z discoveries OF modern
]" R% seicpcc. few arc OF
Z Ma more real yaluo TO
XYy2N mankind than this Il.
NI fretual remedy for oil
di,ca.es Of the Throat
M and Lung vast
n NM trial tf its virtues,
throughout this and
MKA other countries, has
shown that u does
sur,ly and cfcciually
control them. Tho testimony OF our beat ell.
sens Of nii classes. establishes the fact. that
CuEBRy PEcrogAL will and docs rriic,o and
euro tho affecting disorders Of tho Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous Affections Of tho Pulmonary Organs
yield TO II. power; and cases OF Consninp-
tion, cured by this preparation, are public
~ known, 80 remarkable ns hardly to be be-
lieycd, were they not proven beyond dispute.
A. a remedy II Il adequate. on which The public
may rely for fail protection. hy curing Coughs.
tho forrrunncrs Of moro serious disease. II saves
unuumbcrcd lives, aud sn amount OF suffering
not 10 hc computed II challenges trial. aud con.
vince. tho most rccpiiea Every family should
keep Il on hand as protection against tho early
which arc easily mot pt hrt, but which beeomo
incnrahc. and too often fatal. IL neglected. Ten.
der lungs need this defence, aud " u unmi'o TO
be without II. A. n safeguard 10 children amid
the distressing dl'cascs which bcsct the 1hroa,
aud Ghost q Chdhrod, CHERRY PICTORIAL
"a iayAluab, for, ~ its timely use. multi
tliudcs arc rescued from premature sfases, and
saved TO the love and affection centred On them.
II neis speedily and surely against ordinary colds
occurring sound and licalil.'csforlnE sleep. no
.tsti
fal bronchitis. when they know how easily
they can hr cared.
Originally 'hc frodaet Of long labofious, nni
,neecss:ul chemical investigation. no cost or toll
I, spared n maslns every bottle In the Utmost
possible perfection. 1t may b. confidently
i!cd uron possessing MI tho virtues II has ever
exhibited. and capable Of producing cures a
memorable the create, 1t has ever effected.
PREPARED rr
Dr.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
lat s1,tts tliNS TNldAN,
Njil1owu. ud.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

In o country like ours Astounding in educa
tienal institutions it is sometimes difficult strange
Aay for parents TO select tho adapted to the
requirements Of their children. All. probably pos.
So"s OOmo Of the requisites but thore arc
N which the anxious pAte nal maternal eye fails TO
discover some cause Of obJecton this in an unhealthy
IoeaNon that In too far away from home another
lscts the child moral training fourth not devote
SUcient attention to particular branch OF study
and SO on dd fnfnifHH. The reout is generally COM
promise which rarely affords complete satisfaction In
view OF these facts take pleasure the atten
Lon OF parents TO st. ssnislAus Commercial College
bay st. Louis Mississippi. From the advertisement
on our hh page tits obvious that the Brothers Of tho
Sacred Heart have, in this nstitutiopa co,,ooo ,r.
passed II not unoqualcd. by any in the country In
addition to the attraction OF healhful location and
proximity to New Orleans and Mobile. It win bo ,ccn
that 1t Pave special and particular attention To its c
meFciai course, Let parents mako note Of this
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

the aid of tho great and nuwerous bodies
called the Roman Congregations, and those
have even moro need than education has
of those learned men, who can never be
obtained in sufficient number if force 10 to
place obstacles in the way of religious
yocations, and is to destroy the Religious
Orders in the centre of Catholicity and
thus close the sanctuaries of retirement
and higher studies," In another address
Belgian Bishops quote . saying which is
worth remembering. The late King Leo
pold l., who used to be great authority
in the art of government, once made the
following observation ia the hearing of a
large assembly: "Those who have the
honour to govern FREQ nations ought to be
sufficiently acquainted with the faith of the
Church never to ask of her what she can
not grant" Prince Won bismarck and his
obscure imitators on n smaller stage would
do we'll to lay to heart the maxim of the
sagacious old Prince. They think it obso-
lete, but it will most certainly not be very
long before they find ont their mistake.