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WILCOX g. GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hOopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

FOR THROAT DISEASES and affections of the
chest, Br0scR's Bronchial Trockes" are of value
For coughs, irritation of the throat caused by
cold, or unusual exertion of the vocal organs
in speaking in public, or singing, they produce
beneficial results, eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

SOUND FEET being indispensable TO health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
ChirOpodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, Sc.
and advice as TO suitable shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

SMALL Pox.-Yesterday morning, stephen
Key, cclored, died Of small pox In Fighting
slley, and the fact was tele graphed 10 the board
~ . o'clock this morning, and, In the mean
tioe, two other cases broke ont an the same
house. -'E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

An INsuRANcE LIBKL SuIr.-Stephen Eng
fish, editor Of the Insurance Times, charged
with libeling +. 8. Winston, president Of the
mutual life Insurance company, was LODGED in
Ludlow street jail ON Saturday night being url-
able to procure bail for 10000, or four sure.
ties for S160 900. The complaints alleRe oight
grounds OF action for $15,O 900 each, and one for
$40 900. The alleged iibeis appeared in the In
surance Times during June, August, Sep
tember, October, November, and the present
monthly. y. Tribune.
/. CoLoSKL JACK BRowN,. "for reasons best
known to himself, !" withdraws from his attempt
to contest the election Of General Philip Cook
to seat In the Rorty-third Congress frem the
third Congressional ltstxict OF Georgia.
M: Lorrs BLANC supports the government OF
~. Theirs only 70 prevent anarchy. He dislikes
the Presidenttal institution, and hopes til at tina
present government. may calmly, II slowly, be
merged int more republican form.
o0Mn. Bancroft, after . severe illnen 1t
Berlin, win pAes the winter ut Aentono, On tfe
MediteKranean, among the oleandW blosooms,
ga carriage containing Mrs. Henry Benson
and two children wAs hacked on q hridro q
Middleport, n. T., ON Saturday, BY the slarmed
horses, and the mother tas drowned.
nTTruly, Newark d moral place. No ~
than three slspement1 tcok plsss in sss dsy.
One detective Of that delectable place has no
less than dozen warrants for elopists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

lse dS' : ~ u, Tomatoes at % or s;spsr ds'.
80 sh. AZ Nc. or SIS
% " hinsl0w . Corn, NJ NJ. OF s2
Best Tamily. al s.. ~ per y barrel.
AZ ~, ShsiSs rlSaI, At Sa s per : barrel:
IMPORTANT.
We are the sole Agents for the District ~ Columbia
for George Evans English man ufactured SEW ma
MACHINE NEEDLES. Have al kinas cents
each, or for g cents. JA-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

The WHARTON TRIAL DRAWING To CLOSE
In the Wharton trial, yesterday, at Annapolis,
Phia, was concluded without eliciting any new
facts. DIR. Simpson, a surgeon in the United
States army, was then called, and testified to
complaint, he said, of which women are pecu-
liarly susceptible, and sometimes, though
rarely, observed in men. DIR. Claude, i'm his
examination, stated that the illness OF Mr.. Van
Ness might be ascribed to "elnotiOnal sensi-
bility," the hysteroidal condition, translated
rheumatism" or any one of a number of other
natural causes. BY agreement of counsel. the
evidence Of some twenty witnesses in regard to
the good character of the accused given at the
Wharton Ketchum trial was then read, among
which was the testimony Of Gen. Hancock
United States army; COL Brantz Mayer, Unitc,l
States army; Rev. DIR. Leeds, Prof. James C.
yelling, president Of Columbian college, District
of Columbia, and others. To-day the defense
will close their case, and the result of the pro-
tracted investigation may now be looked for in
a very few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
FLOUR.
SUyDRIES.

All ~ once as we cannot guarantee the above n
P~feieo low prices Tor any definite length of TINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
DIR. P. SHEDD, homeopathic, sos E st.

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, to and q
to 8. It3, l4tl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
T. 8. O'HARE 4 son,
Wholesale and Retail Grscer.,
1913 SsrosA Ssrea Norsssresf, beEacsos "A aad n

SUGARS, MoLAssEs &C.
orp fas Sr'n"i"'ed and Powdered sOsar7s Ies
Brown Sugars AZ bottom prices
Our New Orleans Mnias~es l. haDdsorre
Extra quality Bfip Syrup.
flour. &C.
Welchs, Rays and Tenneys best Panty and a.
other grades 90 Flour
NJ lbe. LEAF LARD, Ell
SOAP S0APi
Proctor Gamblers Olcine SFar. 10 cant. rer por
bar; SIS cents pal III. foe box of Co sSs
CANDLES
Wax Candles Wax Candlesi Wax CandlesI
RAISINe, &c.
lbs good Raisins for n, a,
best Leehorn Citron, per h...... a.
htmores Celebrated Mince Meat, g he fcr ec
fure apple Csder- PER gallon .......-...... ~
Sa.i9rn,a Brandy per bottle..--...-......-.. ~
B.-Bring Price Lisss Of other de.ler. ana -
es I'll your orders. ~
e. 3. O'HARE q SOW.
!so-tr ISls nh street N. W., between N and ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
LOCAL NE w 8.

Amusesnents, &c, Tonight.
Taeaier censqEs--Drsna, come iy, burl1sque,
sougs, dances, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

COMPLETION OF THE WASHINGTON MoNC-
1KST-1he bill introduced into the House OF
keprese Natives yesterday by Mr. Voorhees,, OF
Indiana, and referred to the committee on mill
tary an airs, was as follows:
Whereas, the failure to complete the National
Monument to the memory OF George Washing
ton Is disgrace To the people and the govern
Hent Of the United States: Now, therefore,
Be n enacted, de-, that the Secretary of War be
instructed to ascertain the practicability and
cost Of its completion and for that purpose to
employ suitable engineer officers, who shall
report to him their conclusion, and thereupOn
the Secretary aforesaid shall advertise for pro-
posals 10 finish said monument by contract and
let the same to the lowest responsible bidder
and report said contract TO Congress for its APP
prevail and ratification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

this morning, Offcer Hurst, Of the 5th precinct,
turned i'm an alarm from box No. Il caused by
the discovery of hre in the front room second
and 1ith streets, northwest, occupied by the
hoard Of the civil service. Il was caused bv 4
defective fue, but was exthrguishod by the
police and fxemen, loss about SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
GROCERs.

PRAY SRoruER
Sal PkSSsyLyAsIA Ayrxrr
1esee~ fsrs ssd Fos-asd q -saD sss,o
Just received and for sale NJ IN. ,o,,,-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

EXTENSION OF THE WAsHISGToS NAVY
YAED.-Mr. Poland, of Vermont, introduced i'm
the House yesterday bill authorizing the Sec
Rotary of the Navy 20 purchase a certain guam
tty OF land not exceeding 4,is2 acres lying
south Of NJ street and between the Washington
navy-yard and canal for adry-dock, sites for
iIon-plating and other metal working shops,
for location for a marine railway, for the cree
ton Of buildings, for the storage OF materials
and Of buildings for the numerous other special
manufactures carried at the Washington
hayward, and apprePriating SSe0,eoO or so
much thereof as may be necessary for the pur-
fairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

,. n sos MSSRxkkr SPACE,
Headquarters for
foRElGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIrs
AND FANCY oROCERIES
HAVANA AND VALENCIA ORANGES
M uSkST flGS AND RAISIES
cAIrnHhxEHTAA LAkSE nALAGA GRAPES
A~v DAkkELs sELECTED APPLEs
~ BAkkELs CRANBERRIES. EXrpA,
FANCY GROCERIES.
Finest old BRANDV E-..--s
MINES, BUN and GIN, 6issd rsTHCH CAV ~.
fRTirs. Ssa' srg pSr pound; lnsssd CONSERVE
,o L:rFs , ssck Of STAPLE GROCERIES q sss vssy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

PRELIMINARY ISJCSCTIoN GgASTEo-Yes-
terday, MIR. Il. q. Lovejoy, for Clifford Arrick,
tled ball in equity for an injunction to restrain
klibOurn and Latta from selling certain prop
erty. Arrick alleges that he purchased some
time ago q lot OF ground, the property of j. Led
yard Hodge, from Kilboarn & Iatta. as trustees,
under conditions that the lot should have exit
BY back alley, and that the promissory notes
given should not be negotiated. Since, how
ever, this proposed alley has been closed UP
by q stable being built thereon, and he de-
elined TO make any further payments until they
complied with their agreement They how
ever having deed OF trust from the piainti A.
notified him that he must paw due notes they
would sell, and he, in turn, sues out an injunc-
ton 10 prevent the sale The injunction Is re-
fuTnable ON Tuesday morning next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

e. 3. O'HARE q SOW,
!slo-fr lSls 9Th street N. W., bstween and "
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PRICE LIS T
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

Nessrs. IT. III. Poison and Riley Me-
Coy, Of Orange county. were in The city
to-day with lot of fine sheen which
they have just purchased in Kentucky.
for the purpose Of improving tho breed
Of the sheep in their locality. Some Of
the sheep arrived from Canada only !.
few days since. and are from the vers
best flocks Of English herd sheep. Thcy
have twenty sheep in their purchase, that
cost them over $4,000, some Of the
choice ones costing as high a. $3.50 per
head. They have variety Of breeds.
and all are Of the best quality. We pre-
diet that in very few years tho farm
ers Of Orange county will have reason
TO feel grateful to those gentlemrr fol
their enterprise. New Albany Ledger.
Standard.
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BULLS
SARSAPAEs !

RsaA the following extract OF . letter frnr NJ.
Rivers wife CT asysreni ir sis-s-. c7s II ~ -
learned eloquent and rgpsisr Ginis-vs = he Ar;o
diet Ppiscs,al Church and whc = ~ present A,eas
a, Broae~sy Church, Lcaisvile. Ky
ra--,syi.,x Ky, Oct 5. is.s
Dr. ycuy MtJ-nsAs ssg. lsay ihank- 20 zen -
the N ea.cias you have 50 kindly given rte- tss
vsri.u. phy s,onns some pronouced my spine. sen,
my lungs AMI some my heart 10 he she seat 81 tny
disease have been hp'nt bis'rei a'c cnEp.a uh'i
had become tishesrtsnc Several very eminent FhyS
clans xho examined M spine informed re thai ~se
ihr assn.i w':h paralysis or .rpopleAy any cay .c
tina; morning bat . seton would releve'rae. had .
per,et ho,ro- o: that and was hests,ng about having
one Inserted when yon kindly sent me your sussFs
r,la which isrm e.e,y tesra 70 take three iirr-
day Dad idcr~i terribly with { most se1;e pan l.
ID. rxAt SIDE Of my heal. especially snen iw"4i.
rea1 or write for length 81 rirs snt rising 70 ns
fee. woui be pe-e;y blind for several minutes 40
would has. to Mid TO something 10 rrrvsn, fsiinr
arr most hspPv 20 inform yNr irai i.s Pan n " :
head Is entirely re,.s I'd sssr bit seldom via ~
spire aud then seu.ely. Ny appetite IS gcoi
indeed fer III. first ia nv lie .uoy ~ d!nLss
m ire to an am neal during rhe aFy
You kindly .c.- bottles sxsia l.'. EsAs az
be .al again this rar-ng ami ha;. We sn.ir-is
relieved rease accept ny hssrfe.- thanks sns ie-'
wishe..
Very truly -oa. mos, grateful fr's-d.
Mr. c. E:'vs--
guarantee to be saaine and written ~ i.s pcrsE
Whose shev hear
Do no. suffer yourself ~ - irryes-. en-. rcn'f y
ir.sL Az ~ af,er ait iorh.r' sxT--i-,sIis bon
risk hea'i. b letting nosiees experiment rT"i
", s,fs.n.,l.ia h.s stocd the :..' Ter ;-s-;.-rr
/, Is srii tho s.r.spS,s Vi stsa.- s-i y "a
ace tnws1ng AL sshsrs IN rsFs.srity Hrc =.
cgrs,.se 4 i,i.i-.-
,,her -r,,sr-S ~ Ssrsrpa-l's sn-cs.i.r Ev--ri -
4. ~ Iai asi's ssr-an.r.iis ~ ie-.s<ii- ~ ~
slcoi AMI screfaIas s.,eiiors. Ai~y- bar Ca: {.
1 mind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24
The Railroad Law.

Enrolled Act No. s. Senate.
An Act to require Railroad Companies
to issue stock paid for by taxes voted
in aid OF the construction of their
railroad to the TAXPAYERS or their
Assigns, and to(issne unclaimed stock
for the benefit of the Common School
Fund, and .declaring an emergency.
SECTION ~ = 1t shall be the duty of
the Treasurer OF the proper county up
on request, if made prior to the lst day
Of January. 1874. to issue to several tax
PAYERS and to the personal represen-
tatives Of such rs may have died. a GER
tiicate, stating the amount OF railroad
tax paid by such taxpayers, the date OF
payment and the name Of the railroad
company. in aid OF which tho tax wa
levied and paid, as the facts shall appear
from the proper tax duplicates aud rec
ord i'm his Office.
Sec. 2, Where such taxes have shcen
levied aud paid, the Treasurer shall give
each taxpayer special receipt there
fore.
SECTION 3, Provides that the cer.i.i-
Gates with the said receipts..sh be as
signablc and at any time within four
years after the tax levied shall have been
paid the same maybe presented to the
Railroad Company,whos shall issue q GER
tificate of paid up stock for the amount
Of said tax paid, and that no liabilit,
shall attach to the holders of such stocs
for anySdebt contracted By the Railroad
Company.
SECTION A. Provides that the Count,
Auditors, after the time limited for tn.
application Of taxpayers for said stool
shall have expired, shall issue nnclaime
anounts Of stock to the scvcra! town
ships voting thestax to the benefit of tn
common school fund.
SECTION 5. Such stock!shall be prop
crty Of the individuals Or TOWNSHIP:
giving then. the. rights...o other stock
holders.
SECTION 6. .Township2trustees for In
common school fund, aud individus.
shall have the right TO vote in all meet
Jugs Of the stockholders the same q
persons who may have have PERSONAL
subscribed aud paid for stock in sue
railroad companies.
Approved by Governor Baker Dc
cember. 18th, 1872.
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NIL so., inst,ntly re..vs The Uort St-;iga ate -ssr
r~,,s- sir. - L. rrs g q; o. fW.s - E-s- "a
yUar ccl.msrd boftis Of las gree. I.sE le'rSysr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

Ths y-s,i- cf;tIs GENTRY tsr. IN vain .Saxsi 81
. remedy safe ~. hcvcat fcuh. res-&sss-aA' 40.
thor ugly rrsl.e-ass sron i-e s,st-a1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

rTWashington has thirteen drinking
saloons, niue LAWYERS. nine doctors. one
lawyer and doctor combined. and ak
churches; but dogs. hogs. goats and ga
looms predominant. -Boopville Enc.
In addition 10 this, she has two squares
OF mscaaismized streets, ak actions OF
plank walks, an Opera Hall. built up
stairs over livery stable. and what adds
more to her attractions, abe has the puts.
slant editor Of the Democrat to brag o.
these attractions. -Vincennes Sun.
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For the Jasper weekly Courier.
Ireland Sensation.


On! have you heard the story,
The Ireland news proclain.
How all the Youths, and Msidens
Have begun TO change their name,
How every man in reach of here,
Is never satisfied
Nor never cat feel happy
Until tho Knot is tied.
Inst week the bells kept ringing,
For weddings ever more.
And damsels kept their bonncts on,
Their bushes nc'er were o'ers
The preachers, they kept bundled,
With mufi and nittcns on,
Expecting every moment
To he csllcd away to one.
The Milincr keeps standing,
With doors spcad open wide,
And Hardin keeps his mules and chaisc,
Standing near the corner side.
The bachelors keep trembling,
Old Maids ready at word.
Their tender hearts keep beating,
just any body Lord.
Our handsome village doctor,
With such blushing face.
He thought he'd try the lawyer
And undertake a "Case.'
Alexander he got fussy.
And in an anxious flight.
He made him very "Isissv."
With some one dressed in white.
Every Maiden in the village
Il smoke for-all but me.
And Bachelors in plenty;
a week go. you'd see
Then. l thought there was some.chance
But now all hope is fled.
Oh now;I .fasr, there is no'chance
For Laura Hall to wed.
IRELAND, IND. LAURA HALL.
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Dr.. MCEenne rs
VegetablszEalSg.

They con:.sn no Mercury. sni Sil s-nsss the seers
ito he Liver protrsi-- rsr. - ii mess - tie
s,ogr AGO. Mid sEi. gentle -'L--.''a. - roA
rS--s0ID III ALI. IRrGGtsls -fe
All o-de-s should lie sea-etssG, TO
Dr. y. keED>y,
july ash. isT, -iy' E"cAj ora IND.
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Experience will teach any man that
II IL advantageous to patr0nize those
who advertise in newspapers.
Indians has four Thousand miles OF
railway, worth one hundred millions.
~ LAFAYETTE has 4 system Of free
night schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

rS1he ~iic'ne. CLAIMS
forit s.per.ersiv over oil rens g red the
public for the rssEsANs>TcnT-" ~ * :
sd Fever or chilis ami feer whether cfsh"r. o. long
standing he refers 70 the entire Western ana south
western country hear him TESTIMONY II ruth -
the rtion thai . ws'-N CT ~;t fail .eeure
- tAs directions strictly fs - cti II -sra
many Gases single dose has bcea sur .et o. clrv1
and whole families have efr cured tg ~inr iSite.
wih ,p.rssct rast.sas.o os the general ae.'fh y =
h~sever prudent. In eveTv.sss -na-' ceria toeF- =,
u It's use i. coutnti IN .ra.isr icss aw-st o. tvo
xftsr the 1-ssSelas he. cecke more es.cisls IN ~
scrl; sni lony .g.f Usually inis '1-lsl-
MI require s-y aid io Seep The bowels goo "Fr
should ID "a i-n, however rscrr> csthsr.it s'ii
cre St.r hsvias axes thee - = = do.ss % ". iH,i
sage io.s ~ 81 LES NkiLiAbls iAAt.-i Fiii-f
" i'll BE suricisr.
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3 U L l. S
w orm Destroyer

EXTRACT or LITE rso. egcf.n
vnlarau agtr.- C~.. O..
lure -
Da j org RrIi-D-ar Sir: tsv. fsce.t. ..rft -.
SWORN DESTROYER. sewers. trials fa isrf =
a1csesors IL las fsiist Il s.ss infls.e.1 Ne
the with .: for effect. an d. .rstv isre oo--t
practice emil have daiiv -ss 'pr c. stict ~ ~ $50
lam, sir, r-ost rr-sse-ifll,- J.
JriIIs z rtENE>T, = y.
80. 30 angr siiaed md nlmr-nl' are '..issiiio
nais in favor Of my Worm Destroyer 'Asi ne"s s.'-
spacs 4. entirely too small TO tell sc msrs.s
lis an nfa.liti- remedy .or wo-rs 10y y -. v
convinced. See my Jolrnai'c rore ~, ~
JOHN NULL.
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AE0TaE2 T3SlIIcGY.
sssTos f.rssrss 10. J

Apri, - 80.
n. Jnss rrrs--Te.- air. ga-sirg rSe e-.ri-rs- 2
rolr ssr<sr.I.s sri he heair- eel s,gn-is f-r,f
ias Il processes sead ,sn tas '1.'rNiuE a:a.rrcr 4
7 Va. wnur4.-c ahru; '-o wears s-o-s-s ;sksn -
,ner Ar csnrnsA ~ 81 wcrits Etus E''VtA - -
- " wounds h.vs re, Needed yr. eve not $50 a
,n,rsnt sinrs ~.s worrdet. ! n. ~. is.gnz. =
lin. Es s.p-~sl hs.asA = '-~-.s- .'~
.al. 70 ...i, rs.ars rye ro-, 's's n -'-y -:
saps-i'ia than s.y'Anr Else .'ah de- ~ - s-5-
iio. Pl3sss cxpress r. hxfs S.g-r tr-l-~ OBJ
CArTlis L. P JGtsN sos.
81. i.1rIs.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Sermons on Ecclesiastical Subjects Vol. o. Bv
1rchbishoP Manning Catholic Publication
ooclety, NO. y. Warren street, New York.
series of eleven distinct sermons relating
to the conflict of His Holiness, Pope Plus TX.
with the anti-christian and antisocial reyolu.
ton, delivered by the eminent Archbishep of
Westminster, at intervals during the course of
some six years. Archbishop Mannipo,s fame
as preate, as a writer, as an orator, and as n
Catholic who has been signally successful in
disabusing the English Protestant mind of
many OF its most obstinate prejudices. ia 40
well known to the world, that the knowledoe
that he is their author is O sufficient puarsptv
OF the excellence of these Sermons. The CEN
tral sun of a most brilliant galaxy of pietv
learning and talent, he has done more than
any other living Englshman, to shed the clear
light of truth upon questions which his conn.
trymen have heretofore viewed onIy partialIv
or through distorting media, and such has
oeen the success of his efforts that to-day. Ca
tholics have strong reason to hope that ere the
close OF the nineteenth century, tho EuRlish
people will have virtually abandoned the
winding paths of error into which Henry the
Eighth and his gentle daughter led them. and
returned TO the we'll defined road which their
'orefathers 30 happily followed The conser-
vativo minds of England are beginning to re-
alice and acknowledge tho serious fact that
their social and political organizations, ara
Swallowed by the gloon of an impending com
hict, wide sweeping tornado of violence and
Wild frenzy without counterpart in the his.
tory of that country, and they are likewise
reluctantly beginning to ACKNOWLEDGE that
the Catholic Church alone, by her precepts and
the example of her children, offers anv an
courag'ng means of averting the coming
storm. They see with disappointment and
sorrow, the utter inability of their Establish
cd Church or of any other of Enelsud,A nm
merous scots, to cope with those kindred snb-
jects Of public agitation, Liberalism, Socialism
and Communism, and by degrees they arc COM
ing to confess that after all, the Catholic
Church is wiser than man in prescribing linn
Its to his theorizing. That if England is pre-
served from this threatening catastropbs. IL
will be due to the Church we canHot doubt. !
and we are confident that, il not prevented nv |
Suicidal policy, the efforts of such man AZ
Archbishop Manning and his coadiutora win
at least effect mitigation of some of the most
formidable evils. AS we have already said, |
she knowledge Of its authorship is conclusive |
evidence Of the quality of this work, to which |
We will add our mite of individual testimoDv |
~ the confident assertion that it is in everv
way worthy the exalted reputation of ito or
,hor. ' az
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cepe the two first have como into existence
since the occupation. The Presidents of ali
meet togethertwice m onth in camera Fed
c cuaS ne .. giuseppe del Falsgnami and dis
.uss any matter fpublic interest in which
they can take cannon action. The Presi'
tents consist of men aud women, and all
meet together. All of these societies re
closely connected with the clergy, who be-
e long ct to all ofthem, excepting the Nos and
b. d. lhey nave al! director who is priest;
fsran ae'edses right of veto, or right of re-
R n among the members or in the councils.
ne total numbers of members, in Rome
alone, exceeds 10000. No. 3 has 9 600
me Mem oers, men and women No. 4, 5000:
n NO; ~ goo; No. 6. 6 600; No. 2, 1000;
anu no. O. 5000. The others are smaller
aonia oefs. many belong to more than one
ed over again for each Society tue number
would probably exceed 40 600.