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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02
MAP OF KANSAS,
And complete
Honesteader's Guide

Containing the Homestead Law, the Pre-
emption Law, the New Timber Law, and
other important fac.s that all emigrants
should know-all for City cents Address
JOHN N. WELDiN. Great Bend, Barton
County Kansas. 80 40
T4XP4YERS NOTICE.
Take notice. that the Trustees Of Clark
township, Tama county, Iowa. have filed
with me their certificate that the Burlington
Cedar Rapids aud Minnesota Railway Go.
has, in ali respe' - complied with the stat
uies, and with the notice Of election. and
all contracts or agreements made with the
people Of Clark Township, and that the said
railway company are now entitled to the
tax of Ave per ceiltutn, voted in aid Of said
company. at special election held July
18th, 1871.
I therefore hereby notify the taxpayers
Of said township of Clark, that the tax 50
voted and heretofore levied, is now due,
and that the same viii becomc delinquent
and subject 20 call BY distress, ami sale 81
days FROM this date.
Witness my band this 30th day of J"iy,
1873. THEO. SCHAEFFER
3l40 Treasurer Tams County, owa
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NOTICE.

whereas, my wife Mary A. Myers, has
.eft my bed and board, without just cause
all persons are hereby waroed not TO trust
n.r on my account, as l shall pay no debts
Of her contracting. -
EMANUEL MYERS
Sept LIST, 1873. 37.39
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

And prepared to get up fine suit Of cothes any
man in Iowa. His stock, consisting Of Fine Cloths, CASH
and Dpeskins entirely new and attractive over
shown in Toledo, any other place. lie makes wedding
the principal cities Of the State Prize. as low as tho lowest
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-25

este Ramo Para llenar esa necesidaf
The autorizado * los Mhnicipios para
aumentar un Negociatlo en- su Secre-
ltarfa con eI personal que sea conve-
niente, j con el sueldo que Sc le de-
signe con cargo al presupuesto.
La premura con que Sc ha formulate
este Reglamento y las difcultades
que no pueden menos de presentarse
en- la practica, quiza hayan dejado al
gun yacfo en- 10 dispuesto y se ofrez-
can dudas & interpretaciones; por ESQ
deberan consultarse inmediat4mente
a este Gobierno quien las resolvera
en- seguida para que no Sc entorpez-
ca de ninguna manera la eiecucion de
la Ley y Sc toquen cuanto antes sus
salodables efectos.
A mi juicio, el Reglalnento inter
preta bien y fielmente ia Ley, en-
cuyo espfritu he procurado con me-
ditacion profunda inspirarme. ST las
Antoridades subalternas, los Protec-
torres y Delegates en- los pueblos y
los propietarios, me secundan y cum
plen cada uno sus respectivas obliga
clones con Ell cello que es de esperar-
Sc, cuando Sc trata del planteamiento
de una Ley, cuya trascendencia en-
en- porvenir, riqueza y 6rden de
esta Isla es tan importante, estoy
convencido que q la inmensa satis-
faccion que experimento por ser la
Autoridad que realiza este gran pens
samiento de la Nacion, Sc unira ell
mas feliz resultaio y exito futu,o pa
ra honra y prez de esta Provincia que
acreditara una vez mas su sensatez,
sus sentimientos humanitarios y amor
4 la Patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-25
= a Q Z TILLA..

TeaarOsAEI mArtes; ante una rexulsR
concgrrencla, puso la conpania del Sr.
AnnexY en- esceua el drama EL Sacrifci0
de niaa Madre en- cnyo- dessmpeho laci6
Ia sefora Delgado de Annexy una yes
mas sus grandes cualidades do sctriz de
energia do sentimiento, La se6orita
Da Enriqueta Delgado, estuvo muy bien
en- su iateresante papel de hiia abando-
NADIA; todos los actores que tornaron par
Ia on el drama agradaron al p6olico que
los llam6 al inal, despues de terminals
la obra, para saludarlos con una saliva
de- nutridOs aplausOs.
Aqui. como ca todas parties, una gran
parte del pdblico sia que repugue en- alb
solnlo Toe buanos dramas, tiene gusto es-
pecial por las comedIas do costumbres
pussto que ID compahfA tiene en al ST.
Grifsll ~ husn actor c6nico conveadria
qae procurara amenizaF 81 repertoire con
a.gunos buenas comsdias Al p1olico le
guata unas vsces llorar otras reir.
Manana skbado Sd pondra en escena Ia
comadiA utuhda Los bsOli,sos de pieat1;
ORA DO Or . P nedo y Ia piesa an un Acto
INu1 a ~ ulo A%a ANA Hs0tbu.
eamuieaas dol ex-disectoE dc III Eco del
pseLJe "a quo, { vueltas do algunas sprs-
ciagiaEea psfsonales , descortesea sobae
d BoLATlN j I0s anlorss Do u HrsToRlA
% Ia iHsURRKccIoH LAKEs, dice one 81
oo Fss general NJ tom6 parte en aqueIla
raselloa. Amlg0s d 4 juaticiA, cumple {
i russssad de nacalrA conciencia dcclarar.
somo asPonEAneamsn,s 10 hacemos, que,
ca ssseEo. segaa informss que recibimos
aaapaea lie ssarisA l. HixroRIA, 81 ciuda.
daao JaAa TsFrefors que Gxaga "a ella
eomo gaasrAi, 10 e el que fa6 diressor dc
~ Esp ~ Psebi3 Il iaasasldad Ia non. /.
he spelIiao nos induio 90 81 invoIunsa.
sia srFsT ds essar qaa - habia On Maya
CUES nAs qss uns sain persona que llsya.
= Il namhEs - Jsaa Tarybn.
~ mAmeFa -msvelvnmae enran..n.
manlA i aAla4o aasa maehncho oue re-
- vIss.sas 60 II aoA6Fn fuspslsble a.
IaAs Nsess Csasa-eiasp Asonssia ~, n
sApaa e. aaiaa - ,nessvsa i guhhais.a
agFeaas a<saxFassa J Jespaes ~ rsoo i.
ssNsaxA
- - nsxv y rsc.k mes, zero ID /
1855 ssaA@s qas csasassAf II anludo. po
i seasslsA tAsea - qas % n0a u saludsdo
sSe8
NnMnNwmma@mamp.- - IN .xamrnams @
"a AsAf@ra Nssa k0en1 psoteosDfe
1 - taAss1ssA sees y Aalpas unuxl ~ dose n.l
= - - - u. peAso u
Z - ~ asysa. II. JssS ManA Ara.s q
|. sdsava ~ cuasnslg. Ksta dslma hsYa
insseA ! t1, - ere -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-25


/ Art y. Los IlpeFtos mayores de 90
amos comP.enolGos sl Y Icy Ge aOonclon
paIclal de y esclavlSud ue 90 Juno ds
'io4U, queoan eAsntos oel pasIonato qle
en ella 80 eStaOieciO, on 81 aiucuiO 14S
entfandO aesoe luego On q lleno oe sus
sdefe:nos civlles; J 90 q 90 los POhs'cOa
los c'ncv amos cOntauCs oesoo e PuO,c9-
clOn de 10 Ley en u Iace.s de Maorld,
como ofoena o. aIticulo Z: de eiia.
Art. Su. IN el mlsmo case se nallan
.os nlnos ilOres po1 su naclmienso segnn
los . a.elcuios = 10 e clb1ua Ley az
oe Juno oe 1917; los cuales queoan
tamDlen exentos gel paCronato que ex-
pfesan sus artlcnlos Gel 9 81 II; J se Ies
apilcafan las prescrlPciones DC este He-
g'amento references los nacioos con an-
Ceriorldad que no Puoleron POT eiio ser
declarados Ii0res.
Art. SL. iodos LOS hDertoa ninos, que
duranse el trlenlo no cumpileren ooce
amos de edad quedan reievados DC contra
tarse; los que ios cunplleren 90 contra
taFan SOLO Por 81 tlemPo que laite deaae
o. mlsmo ola nasta "a ,term'naSlon deI
"louio'
Art. 90 Los hDertos nlnos, 81 tuvleren
padre madre legltlmos naturales que
darAn a cargo de estos, cenforme Ia Ley
comun para 81 culoado aslstencls eou-
caclon.
Art. 80. A los lloertos huertanos, & los
anclanos los lnotlleS por lncapacldad
ilslca 0 morai para ganar 50 suoslstencla
INTERIM Sc dlctan por el Go6lerno dc Ia
Naclon las dlsPoslclone, de 6eneneen ia
que aeCermlna OF artlcuio O0 Q: de de IA ley
- De mario de que SO trata, se les atende-
ra por sus resPectiyos munlllclpios como 20
practlca con las mas perSonas l'Dfes que
80 nallan On 81 m'smo case; Pero 81 por
convene lnutuo con anCiguos Pstronos,
propletarios acordaran que alguno que
a'guno Permanezca, sln Per]ulclo de los
defecnos por este aoquirldos' On casa oe
aquellos pooran naceIio.
Art 94' En- q Iermlno ce ~ olas .
con'ar oesoe ~ PuDhcaciOn oe este negla'
mentO, queoara serminaoa u contrataclon
de toaos LOB nOer.os de 10 rrovlncla'
Art 90: Las ooaas que ocurran On Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-25
REGLAMENT0
PARA LA APLICACION Y CUMPLIMIENTO
DE LA LEY DE % DE MARIO DE 1878. en
SObre aholiciOn de La esclnVitud.
EN- sU PARTE RELATIvA
4 La contradiction del servicio de los libsrtos.

Articulo 10 Los libertos quedan obi
gados & celebrar contratos de servicio con
los que fueron sus duenos, con otras per
sonas, 6 con el estado, por un tempo que
no bajara de tres amos.
Art. 90 Este plazo empezara contar-
SO desde ell dia que Sc publico la Ley en-
Ia Gdceta dc MaIy.d.
Art. 80 Estoa contratos ser&n indyi-
duales no eolectivos, Z intervendran en-
ellos con el caracter de curadores do los
libertos, tres funconarios eBpeciales nom
brados por cate Gobierno, con 81 n0mbre
de protectores de los lbertadoa.
Art. AZ Para el mejor desenpeho de lag
funciones de estos cargos, sc diYidira el
territolio de esta Proyncie en- tres depar-
tamentos, cuyos ceDtros reapectivos, se-
ran: Ia Capital, Mayagtez y Ponce, y pa
ra cadA uuo dc ellcs &c nombrags uno DC
lis expresados funclonaros.
Art. SO Correspondent cada uno do
estos Departameutos los pueblos siguien
tes:
Ter. Dcpnraamenso.
Capital, Bayamon, Toa alta C0fozal,
daranisto, Dorado, Toa-aita, Vega-slte,
Rio piedrsa. Caroiina, Trujillo alto, Tru
pIlo.bajo, Ric-grande, Laizo, G0ainabo,
Areo.ho, Camuy, Qaebradilas, Morosis,
Iiatillo, Gales, Manati, Usnado, Caeuas,
Aguas-buenas, Juncos, HAto gfaada, Gu
rabo, Sabana del Palmar, Csdra. Huma-
Gao, Yabucoa, Naguabo, Pisdras, Fsjar.
do, Ceiba, LuquilIo, Maanebo, Pat! J
Vieques.
- Depnrtnncnto.
MAyaglez, Sahara granje, A5aseo, Ca
bo Fojo, San German. Aglsdiila, Auca
Aguada, San Sebastiau, L.afes, Isabelle
Rincon y las Mnriaa.
w~r. Departmmaenso
Ponce, Barros, Juana. D.a1, Aibonltr
Ggayanllla, Barraaqaitas. Adlunfaa, Yaa
CO, Penueias, Cssfau. Santa label, la.
yey, Arroyo, dgayana ssliuaa
Art e9 II cargo ID protector sefa "a
tfihuido con FL sualdo ia doca mil nussslen
tas psae'as AauAlsa. que ~ aaslsfasA per i
Pfovincia, conpulAniusn 81 dseh0 ausgd,
81 que por euasquisg roncepto pcs Ids :
nomhfAdo : laess emplrado sesss1 i aaas
vo dsl EssAio, ptoyIaesa Nauieiptp.
Are ~ iAa taanaaasa II - d -.
Fes - fslaestAa Il esfasA IL ) eangga
sAoaen 4aieamsatn Il auIaaaA y pto
tee lon 10 loa Ahsft0a Ca sasa u n j eoa
cisfrA = e0mpsla.sasu, isssalsseosa rrs.
eaasaa de sasas eesatfAsaa j 80 a@ osfaa.
AW. ~ "a sodes Ees 1cw Ill a ! =
lipaaaeAUeea esvtsrs 90 selslsaa - hh~s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, O. Protect
ed Solution of the PT'OtOCiCt8 or
Iron, is so combined as to haze
the character of an aLime1Gt, as
edSiIU di0eSted and dSSinliLdte6
1cith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OlUn VitdLiSilIg
4gent, IRON IN the blood, and
cures "a thousand ills" simply
bU TOni1l0 an, ,InUigOrdti1IO d1ItL
Tit0Ii=illg the System. The en-
9iched and VitdJiSed blood per-
DeateS every part of the body,
TeDdirinJ damages and aC0ste.,
seurching Out morbid Secle-
tiOns, and ledUiIIO nothing for
disease to feed HpOR.
This is the secret of the tG0ft-
8erfa success of this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, HumOrs,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and all diseases originating in
u Ouu StNte OI tUG OtOOtts VI tSC-
cOnlpduied 6y debility or q LOaU
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energiSin0 effects are not fol-
JOUed 6y corresponding 7'edc-
ton, but are permanent, iItftC-
sing strength. ciDOr, and 1setO
life into all parts of the system,
and building Wp an IRON Con-
stitlttiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
by the atse of this remedy, from
aceab, SickIy, suffering creG-
tureS, to strong. healthy, arr
hGppy nlen and qCOnleD; and
inCdJids cannot reasonably hes
itate to OiVc it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP 6lotU1 i1s the glass;
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, ProprietOrs,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD ny DRueGIsrs oENERALLE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
StaaGri&l.

ls EMOVALs
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to its new location, In me Gay
ton House where It Is now open for business.
six DER cent has been regularly paid on depsslts
since The organization of tn Bank In 1861, ana IL 10
m rxpeCta ion o The Directors tnlt tine pr nGs on
The cru capital aud M The rcguar business Will
epaile the Bans TO lutinu this rate OF dlVldehds
ID .pusits re solicited IT in persons IN thH recept
Of r GUAR incomes rom Farmers Mechanic. and
Dealers, aud from Widows and Cnildfen's Estates,
and from lhase whose business enables then 70
seep a waving balance OF cash, ON which, II
placed with us, they Will derive an income IN the
'H'fS sEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
rale Of the Bank requires notice to be given
the withdrawal Of Deposits, but In all ordinary
cascs deoositors will be paid on demRnd'
MANAGRltS:
UrtI,AMS huIFs EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GEORGE ". busA, GLBAKHT d, SAYThi
VI. L. ECHTEEsTBIH, GEORGE .. CAfBLtHl
john P. MGlBAB. NATHANIEL II. bkNsoh'
GuaRIEs W ROWLAND, HENRY +. DURB,
GnR n JkCKsIu WIN. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WM. s. HILLES, President.
GEO W. BUSH, Vice President
-tfanri4 k y FAN'nh' irAHSure1'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
WRITING MACHINES Z!
rlNhE BEST OFFER YETI
50 FOR THE
illustrated Christian Weekly.

The Best Cheapes', most pr fulply Ilus'rat d.,
Instructive, an Entertaining Family payec pub
iished.
SRK THs NEW FR TUREs FOR 1873:
wi ism Of ange. serial history by John S. G..
Abbott; My American Holiday, Sketches bv Rev
A.. Parker, oi Lond1 Pa7ers on popular Sclen e,
by Jacch Abbot, lliu tratfd; Talks on health ~
W. W. Ha L. N, T., Modern UnhClef, trtcle4 by
Pro-. Christ ieh of Bonn, Prussia Familiar ttterp
o. Preachtt x by Rev Ii. Tying d D.; 'Icc s 0nal
Cintrlbufi ma from Rev. "m Ann, Of sc tland
path ch ,Gl Snrpl. m NJ (m0nhl ) re aimed SOe-
cial Rates to Sahha h -chOo Spa linen pies free
The Largest Cash CJmmp sion to CaHvassers.
Premium circular mailed lTee.
HIUSFt ATEO CHRISTIAN WEEKLY,
100 Mass Al Street. W Ymk,
Ha NAV auu l4,o Chestnut et Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

EI~YCHOMANUY, or SOUL CHARMING.
] How either sex may fasc'nate and gan tho To- e
and aff ctona Of any person they choose instantly.
This simple mental requirement all can possess free
by mail, I r 25c together with marriage guide,
Bgvntan Oracle, Dreams, Hints t1 Ladies', Wedding
Night Shlrt,S queer book. Address WILLIAM
Il Co., Pubs. Phila. decl-4w
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-09


RICE BROS. & Co.-For many years this firm
has been acknowledged tho fret in the South in its
line OF business, general dealers in hardware tin.
ware and stoves. 1t is first, because of its widely.
extended buaness which reaches every section Of the
country and Of the amount of its sales which
annually run way up in the hundreds Of thousands
hrst Of being the place towards which only
our citizens, but many of country friends naturally
turn the moment they desire anything in the line Of
hardware tinware, stoves cutlery etc. We need not
mention the causes which have given 1t this pre-
eminence-they are too numerous and welLknown
They were born of the energy tact and practical know
ledge OF the members Of the firm, who from humble
gnnings have worked themselves into trade une
quaed IN this city Let reader of this notice read
their advertisement on our fifth page. and then call a
their Nos 50 and Camp street, or at the Branch
sos Magazine street. and he will understand tn,
force of what we have SAID. We guarantee to such
visitor that he will find stock goods superior to an
in town, and at prices which must sattsfy the
penurious.
We aEe pleased to state that genis friend Johr
Curran Esq., still Doutinues with Messrs
Rice Bros Co, and will be pleased to attend to the
wants Of his numerous friends at all timee.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR TIE LAD1Es,-Mrs.
pohersy has arrived This is coed in ITSELF Tor
MRS. Doherty is most amiale and fascinating lady
and general favorte but what makes # halter Ia
che has brought with her a magnificent stock OF the
most elegant and fashionable goods to be found in the
northern markets. Indeed. with her natural good
taste and great she may well be supposed
nave SKINNED the cream Of all that beautiful and ele
HAn' IN tne leaang houses Of New York. Mrs. Doherty
we are pleased to learn will throw omen for
ZION all her new goods to morrow, Monday Nov 10th,
and as our lady friends will doubt DO dying with
curiosity to SEQ the beauties contained in her Empo
fum "a and g Canal street. we advise them to eootbe
their feeling by reading her advertisement on the fifth
page Of to-day's STAR.
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The Real Sufferers.

The dispatches have been burdened 70,
| weeks with reports of failures and the
SCATTERING Of fortunes. The names of those
who have long been loud upon the lips of
the world have been chronicled as the vic
TINS OF the crash, and sympathy has been
shed copiously for the fallen. But all this
is but small part of the suffering which
will be caused by the panic. The real vic
Tins are the unknown beroes and heroines
of toll. They are to be found among the
thousands and hundreds of thousands who
have been discharged FROM the shops of
railroads and the sewing rooms of manu-
factares-the obscure employees of large
corporations and those who are dependent
upon them for support. The sharp papg
OF the Wall street broker who has lost his
fortune in stock gambling though acute
and cutting to his pride, is not comparable
to the despair which is silently gathered
| up in the heart of the humble laboYer who
returns unsuccessful from tho EMPLOYMENT
agency, to- howell OF squalid poverty and
wretchedness. 1t is in the faces of the
poor who live by coming their life blood
that real anguish is depicted. The Jay
Cookies will only be driven from palace
to less imposing but equally comfortable
abode where they may live with ease if not
with continued luxury. They have the
consolation that their boards may yet be
w sn snR hs sn sa AND they
without it's penalties. They win be strip
ped only of their gaudy, ostentatious splen-
dor but the broken tenant leaves his
howell for tho pavement or the gutter.
Those who are more fortunate would
scarcely listen to his signs should he in
dulge them. Indeed, the poet hardly ov-
ersfYew the picture in describing the wound
cd deer, almost bursting his ieathern coat
with groans and weeping beside the Draw
ling brook, while the careless herd, full Of
the pasture, jumps nimbly by, never stay
ing to greet the poor and broken bankrupt
standing there. Both may bitterly sub
scribe to the cynical and truthful senti-
ment, misery doth part the fux of COM
psny."
Over two hundred thousand operatives
have already been discharged, and this,
too, upon the icy and cheerless frontier of
winter. The scanty supply Of food, raj
ment and money left them, will be ex-
hansted before the rigors of the season |
have come, if 10 has not already been ex |
hsnsted, and the prospect ahead of many
of them is nothing less than that of ray |
less and gloomy despair. While the failure |
OF large firm only brings o deprivation |
of unnecessary indulgencies, the failure |
OF . laborer, dependents upon his daily
work for bread, brings gaunt hunger and
Dakedness. - Louisville Coxp,ier
.fourn0l.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-09

SLovENLY-LooKING BUSINESS MEN. - Be-
cause man has to work for living" 1t Is
why he should be neatly and warmly clad during
the winter months People, general thing. like to
speak with and patroniZe welldressed merchants and
Clerks and of the acknowledged weaknesses of the
world s that delights to help those who be
prosperous, whereas, BillinGs says, when . man
be going down everything appears creased
for the occasion" However much may moralize
such will always be the case, and though some
won't acknowledge it. nearly every one will judge
his neighbor by the clothes he wears; hence reader
you want TO be Judged favorably, 60 at once &c
PierSon & Hews Nos IL and Is Camp street. and
purchase . suit from their new winter stock. They
have large and elegant assortment of gents, boys
and youths clothing, which they cell ut very mod
crate prices. We strongly recommend readers to
call Pierson Hews and examine their stock before
purchaainS elsewhere.
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| their mayor and their parish priest at Their
head, to meet the Bishop on foreign and
free soil. The Bishop was accompanied by
| the local French authorities, and, after the
administration of the Sacrament exhorted
the Genevese who heard him to "keep in
| violate their love for their country, even
when they were subjected to an odious
persecution )" and he protested against
the hypocrisy of those who pretended to
preserve the Catholic religion when they
allowed it to be remodelled by Protestant
legislators, and who, by the help of Pro-
testant electoral majority, were attempting
to force schism upon the Catholics who
remained faithful" 1t is of course highly
inconvenient to the Government that the
nelghboring populations should have ocular
proof of the violence to which the Gene
vese Catholics are subjected.
GERMAN LUTHERAN MINISTERS IN TROUBLE.
Forty-fye Lutheran pastors of Hesse are
reported by the foreign papers to have been
recently fined ten thalers each, by the new
conslstory, for violations of ecclesiastical
laws. They refused to recognize it's au-
thority, and an order has been issued from
Berlin for their goods to be seized in full
satisfaction for the imposition. What is
sauce for the goose is sauce for the gan
DER" appears to be the Bismarkian motto.
1t was in maintenance of his character for
strict impartiality, doubtless, than he re-
Gently re :instated the Protestant Pastor
Sydow. who had been communicated by
his ecclesiastical superiors for openly as
sorting in a public lecture hall that our
Divine Lord was the son of St. Joseph.
Yet, the Evangelical Alliance, which in
its previous meetings has been profuse of
complaints and Recommendation to such
governments as were " opposing Protest.
ants" had no words to say this year to the
German Emperor, except those of fulsome
adulation. Evidently they either expected
that a distinction with difference was to
be made between Catholics and Professionals
by the "pious Emperor" and his equally
pious Chancellor, or else they care little
for the Insignificant liberties of German
Protestant orthodoxy in comparison with
their desire to see Catholic liberties ami
Nevertheless they will be called
on to lament the loss of the one and be
doomed never to enjoy the downfall of the
Regieic,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-09

The ladies will be interested in knowing
that Mrs w. Jackson SO long and popularly known
has Just opened at her store Of Magazine and
St. Mary Streets superb stock Of hats ribbons Gow
ers and millinery goods of all scrptons The latest
tyes and best materials will be found in her stock,
and at prices to sut the times Her large stock
lace goods will be sold at cost The attention of soce.
ties 10 requested to her Rtoc of old and silver fringe
and stars for regalias, which will be found
complete A call Mira. Jackeon will be we'll repaid
by the variety, quality and oh apness of goods
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-09

In every household the calls for new shoes
are frequent We must be shod, even II the banks
don't and therefore those who sell these
sary articles cheap friends of the public. We re.
commend our readers to give Messrs E. & Aschafen.
burg of the Green Shoe Store No. 537 Magazine street.
CALL as they will find there superb stock at prices
that cannot fail to please. Mr. c. Norwood so long
known in connection with the manufacture of shoes
will be found at this store ready to wait his old
friends and clstomers,