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EsxscgT BON
m prthnnI II em - ru naeioP m.

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S'0ouneufraBe, Canton, SIzSiooles, nabe
E aibington . StraBe, uno Wonroez, nabe
Gombaro Strabe.
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In Der SeconOfr., 0onnerfta9. Den 5. SuKi 1873,
NQbmittags l ubr, aues nerthopus @runrsi=
aentbun, eelesen mic iol9t. oGrtdufen:
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neQfr canton, 81 SUB oftlib BON Der @6eidpsatCz
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,rueiit0tioen ieqeltsinecnen a~Sphnbaule bebaut.
Sdptlide @runomtttbe S36.
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i44H TSuS 0tltG BON u albingtoHir,, IA 6uB brett
uno 50 Ge6 ttef ris on enc 20 fSuB brsIte Nuep. BE
bdut miteiHems3 sdodigcD Sieaelfteinerncn x8pbn'
bauie. SGbrlIte @~runbmtetbc $50.
SIR. 3-@runoitiiH on Der J~torbfsite oerSf=Siorls'
StIasc, 172& f5uB 0ftlih oon23aitinstonitr., IA Su5
brett unb 50 6u6 tief bis On cine 20 6uB breite aueG
9ebsto. Be5aut nit einem 3 f0figeH sieaelffeiuer
men g4pbnbnuie unb lit elmer idbrIiden @ruuo:
mietbe ron $35, ioDt5 einer 5ppotbet Don 1912 IN eh
mem BauuerGlEe uUteruGrIcH.
SIR. 4-Srunohiit an Der OfiSite Der Ronroefr.
on Der @fe nit Der Noroisite elmer 10 Sus brsitsr
4uep uno iIoGib BON Der 9OmbarofraBe $50 5uB mi
etner Srelte on H!oHroeitrabe BON u SSus uno cine
El,ie lungs bCIGeter 4usp BON 20 SuB bis On cine
TuB bteite Ausu. dit e;nsm neuen 3=fGdisen Iie'
9%elffeinerueH HSubnhdufe bebGut uno elmer idbr
iibsu @runomletbe pon $50 unteI ~luotfeH.
GCrtduisbeoingun9eH-@tn Srttttbetl baar, feI
Jieit In 6 uuo II DlonGten bur 3uirIsbenbtlt 0es ST
sentbimCrs 9ef6ert
SIR. 81, ct. y lulitr.,
Q32-4) SreaU S airfIane. gutt.
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fSs& Gin 2antiIs BON B Nfern on Der Sells
z Noao, udbs Utount Darlington, mn inonen
DISQUALIFICATION. Se9r biai9 unb leitte Seblrgun9en.
SiEaes s Saraednt,
124N gr. 30. Qerihaton4. nabG SbrrleaitrQkG.
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AFH7s BerpalterssTerfau
BON
emofeblensmertbeu @ruuOei9entbum
IN 6arris.NIucp, Santou.
Strait zines Grizzlies oes 9rets9erthtss cr Staot
Baltimore miro Der unterSei6nets 8srtpalter ami Of
fentliber 4uttion on Srt uno Stele Oonnerftd3,
BEN IS. SUM 1873, admittass nm A hbr, osr@
tQufen:
9as aan;e SrunfEiicP nebF edraufffebenecn
Gjcbduiicbfeiten in Der S:ant Baltimore 9eleasH
unb, lpie toIst. beI6rieben: on Der gBehlslte Ger Sar.
ris- aaeu, in Der gnifernun9 BON lac GuB no;ollH
pom Der Nor0neTt. @de Der 9orrts- 4lep uno 9tuonz
ftrase onianaerb !; oaun norolib sebeno on Der par
re Aqeu uneeiGbr 10 sus 4 !Sou Damn peftltb, pa
raiaeI NUT DtIoufraBs, a au6' oaun ilolL@ = Sns
4 Sou, mebr ODER fpeHrgfr, mn oann ofltb Die sum
1nfanospunfte. Die SSbduoe CTR. 9, Sarriszaleo)
befsbtn in etnen Spsihodt9en Sieeelhsinerren
Bubuhauie uno fno einem @runh6tRie Don 1910
unteGporivn.
observation-disclosures en- :sfu 0ritttbeiI baar, uno Der
RET auf etnen 9reoit BON 6 uno IL W~touaten, ooer
QQcs baar, nab DER DobI bcs Sduisrs. Die @rez
0itz8ablunoen 3tHiEn tru9eno, uno sur 3ulrteoen9elt
bes &errpaGters 9%eiidert.
2epiS 8 Rpbinfon, inn, gerfualter;
$amueI 8. Spper 4 SobHe, Autt.
G128 30. 4, c, {, AZ, 45,6)
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Mu OouSbaltuuaeu.
Gadk(teine ! BakIteine!

Gcp1hnIi6e (commOn) gOrte, flare rOtbe Garz
bt, iauber 9%ebtaunt.
Seprcfte(F Front press)Sadfein bon Der d o nz
# en- rotbeH s arb g. slatt 9eprsBt, bette QuaIiz
tdt, i~or9fIIttg GusgeiuGt.
Nobe Dem norOnshuGen GtabttbeiIe tRb mir i'm
Stanee,
A ptrfIi6 biIltaeu Bret5cu
Su pertGnfen. y. 9refion aSdrr o GDmp.
Sole frGniIinfraBe, 9egeniiber Dem aIter Arleu.
baus : Glnsun9e. Office: Sde Der poIioGpz uno
9eriu9tOnftrGBe. tUtai17-)
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0faaDeiaenthnms sWQflfFs
Ser. y, Ram SuiltiusS," ct. EGrItrGSt,
81 s3dltimo ore. J9b.

(georiinbet BON benz perf. sepi 3 sntamin 1902
SteIes moblbefonnte uno oerantworttite SireaE
mott Die srpsteu unb liberalftsn 8oritiiHe oui
Bunoesz nno gtaats 8ertppaptere, DtomGntsn,
nbrsn, Stberuauren, ~S6mutia6en, 5erreH= rnh
Dameutleioer uub auf ale unb ieoe artoon WGarsr,
tntnebcr in sro6Rn ODER tIeinen auantitaterl. Dit
Bebinsunsen ftne ietr annsbwbar, t%eioFoers oei
arosen Summsn. GGben peroen fny cine betimmha
SSstt ouibenabrt. 8~erionen, Dete SlherpGarsn
ODER snberc 4rten an p~erfauien fpaniagn, betomnnen
be bodfen Breile In bic fem Siireau. lIe 9elbdfts'
EransGitionen Deroen %surtaus prtods eepalten.
Taoiidb BON I nbr Utoroens bis 9 nbr 4ben6s seof.
MT unb Somhao Nbsn6F bic 10 nbT. (Vop-7-)
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Spr3inl 8rrfauf

Essn Spe3lns : Ucrtauf
EuS BON
6Tei niebliheu Eno empfeblenSmert6en Got
tageS an @ittiugS Guenue, uabe Der 0ortz
Roao,
aeraee am D.. u eilenfcine,
auf OfIenttiher Auttion.
Spuuabene, Den Z. SUM- 1873. Rdd,mittdas 1
1br, Deroen mir i'm SrQan9e=SeItauis5Inlnsr in
Baltimore oe;taufen:
9rei nierIi6e S0ttaass, iecs urasidbr 10 3tntz
mer entbatteRb, srun0 iinsret uno nit Stiten'Sofcn
bon ~unsefQtr einen ater isoe, fuenn seniniht, mel.
DIES etnen Bias pom 2 bis So Ndsr ietRr ausnadt
8ieie Cottages fino enDicblsnspertb uuo erens
sen al Gle RiitihsH SGRoies her 80. Shluar5 un3
Snfuerntmanu.
Yeterebt uubeitreitbar.
Observation-Disclosures - Gin 0rttttbsil baGr, Den
Ret tn e uno IL Dionalen nut 3inisu.
t20-6) T. EB. 8cnnett * 60, WHIT.
0ur6 q. s.. @ODer S SDbnc.
Sebr t~psrt5DDleS un0
Ill empfeblenstperthe5 9runbeigentbum OH
SlOs 8roaOwap, iIiOlId BON SbumeSfraBe,
@runOmietbe einen Gent.
SreitdI, Den 6. SUM 1873, gta6mittoss 3 ltbr,
fueroen mir on Srt unb Stele oas nahitebeno be-
itrtebene. ,c9r pertbuoae @runoei9e1tbuul oertauz
IGN, nGmlih:
Sas aau,e G3runnHia nit 8e6dutttfsiten an
Der Shiette ces SIozStoaepau. rs SuB SOL iio=
LID ron G5amcsttIaBe, 10 6uB Sol brett uRo 80
SUB ttei. Sle 8ebdulihtetten (3tr. 278l hetGbCu in
ctHen gutgehauten 81 fto1iger, Sic9elfeiuernen
ssobubauIe nit 2.Ftotr9en 5iesetterNernen 9irterz
eebdu6e BGiier Il. I. N.
9runomiethe nur q Sent dui Den 9an5en BlGB.
Bcoin5uRgeR beI'm BertGuI.
Cine AnBubIun9 pom 500 bei'm 4auic.
Bettaui unbeblug'.
SamueI 8. Spper q S0hue. fluff
030-j) Sieot.gfe Der 9luzuE0 Fdncttcitra6e.
fTa Sas iebr empfrBlensmertbc
lii 0rnnSrigent1um
Rr. So, Glib Sheferz, ;pii6en 9ratt. une
GpuabffraRe,
auf offCntIid CT auttion.
Seute, ben 4. SUM, Jtatmitto9s UNI rbr, mere
ben mir On DIT uno StGle oa5 unbfGben0 b,ihrIGs
beue itbr emptCbIensUsrtbs 6 n u m u%ertOufen,
n0mlid:
eds game Srunthii4 NIT GebGuIidFeiten,
on oGr CUB : &beItcritraBe, BUliben Der BrGttt uno
@ou9btraSe, 9elCgsu, IA 6u5 brett uno 70 6uB trci.
Die @ebduoc Or. 53) beittbeR in etn,m 81 itodiqeu
3ieaelfsinernen ~KBphnbauie nit SintsreebGuot.
TSrHCr:
Eur 'elhen Seit i'm ClntergTunoet6 s SFiaen (Sunz
cau=AqeO) EN- @runcHil9 nit GcbGIbeH on Der
Duncan : Iucu, ii 6uB 5 8ou brett uno 90 5uB ttet,
Ssiteas4leo u 70. Die SehGuoe beftsbtn in ctnem
2sfoiigeR sieaelfeiuernen IL obnhanie II. /. 10.
$3.50 pro SIeitsiu5 fir cen 9an5Gu IIat.
8ebin7uns: baare .SabIuue. BertGut n%oitttp.
Cine 8aars InjabIur9 oGn SlCO mug bet'ln Sauts
tuertG en-,
S.S @ooer 6 SGbne, Gu't.,
81 Siooit &fe Der SAB un0 GdoetteitraBe.
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8iQtae 61uler at berfauFen.

In Sruingttn,
EsHili IL Weire pom Der StaOt on Der @atonsutaer
@iienbobn uuo 5 NinuteH Beses BON elmer station
Der r8altimorezg otomac@S abn." Die Rage 1T blbih
uno ,ebr eeiunb ; biibide @otta8ee nit allen mooerz
neu Seuusmli6teitsn, unb leere BtGke en- elmer 70S.
breiten ~araoirten auenue gu rertauien obsr gu per-
patbten, Au6eroroentlih siiniti9e Bebin9ungsH tiI
SGujcrbauer uno Berionen, Die itb unidiitg MAIDEN
uoQer. 6. Jrpius Dittp,
(uua1IS) Rr. 81, ct. BuulfrGse.
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Te1s yllmDrz, itG9e SaratngaitraBe.
@HHs Rein Saarsels perIanstl
ShIette Der @ilmorftrGBe, G.. 5ans norolt6 ron
Saratoaafrd6e; Ylas 16 BET 100 6uB. 3-totises
Front uuo 2zt6fiscs Sintsr9e6Guoe, NIT allen mo'
6ernen . erbef'eyunser. Preis $500 SablbGr in 9Sos
9enSa5Iunsen. 9cin Saupcrein.
Jpbn Slenn s Comp,
Ci29-) SIR. 1, ct. BgulfrQse.
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OeficutItBer 8erfauf

I!.1 AeHentltUcr SertanT
merlBoo1en 8obnbauieS, Ger. 1877, Glib,
BacazS traBe.
SIM Guftrcse oes @iSeHtbimers tueroen mir am
8tnSe bente, D9ittippdb, 4. SUM 1873, YRltta9s
al ubr. oas Bobnbdus, Jir. 1877, Siio=YacatrnBe,
iniihcn 8Grnsrs uno 6ramontlr., an cen I%ieitbiez
tsuoen perfaufen.
Cas @rmneRiiR bat cine 9rcite BON 14L 6us
unb in lI3 rSuB tef bis 8ur9unbp= 4nen-9runoJtns
S23.50 bGs S0br. Dieies Saus 1T as 6amilienlDobs
hung Iir ben gigentbimcr in DER ihouhen uno oauers
ba~iteIten gBeiie bersert6tst, bat Sas, iultes uno bei'
6es Baiier, 8aeeSlmmsrr thonen. treten 5otraum
nit Den i%eInften Sroubeniorten bepfantt. BlnmenS
earten Il. |. ~. Ger cine ibone, ireunoli6e Bobs
nuns in ~eeiunosr Gage unb gutter Nattarl6uit
tulni6t, iolt, oiefeu YGrtaui ut6t ucriGumeu. 8ie
SebiHeunecn fno iebr leiht: Elm Bicrtel C4) o6
8Crtaufpreiies baar. Ger 0teft % Tam aui Sppotbet
9s9en 6 groScnt .Sinien fteben oleiben, ODER tam aud
in einem neuen Sauoerein in Dobentlt6en 3abluns
gen qetiI9t lueroen.
~ Oteie @obnun9 fam Dor Dem SertGuf ju iez
Der 3eit ourt9eieben fueroen.
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Riemanc Fam rie punsesbars DfaSame gph
iibcrtrcHenl
9ottoriu, u frpIogin II. SciIsR e . III nj -!
Sic fam in Nr. l. eft.YaItimoreitraBe, Obs. i'm
SauIe, uber ale gIn9eIegsubeiten oes 2ebens %coniuItirt
lpercen. Mls 6~rauenar3t
lit lie Die bette hes 2ances.
Dieienisrn, peIAe nidt in Der Stabt pobner, f6nnen
ibreu Namen unb ibr Utter uol mittbeilen, I0Wie s.
e~inienoen, uno ne luereen ipiort per 4oit einen seuauen
umriB ibres 2ebens crbaIten.
2cute, re SeidGfte anSufargen tpiinldett, ioutet 5u
ibrenl ei9enen Ynrtbeile Wtaoamc SOB cOniultiren.
9pniu ItatiOnss @ebii br:
Sir . ame II 81, fur &erren $l.5O. LVtai3l, lNlD
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Yu nermietleu.

ffA gu permirtBen.
EMI Die 6duier Rr. 225 nnb 227, gtoro . 5rontz
EfrdIc, tu $40 ieoes. Tbos. Sin,
t79-) Sic Der TFaoette. uno st. BGulIfr.
3u 1erfdufeu pSer III Derpahtert.
90 9as empleblensusrtBe edut Gt9entbum
EsT Ser. 233, 5amiItons2errace, YlGs "a bst
ELL $50 SUB bis On q arbenfrabe, NIT eincm orstz
ffodieer, Superintendent Ebulgebtnoe an 9aroeH<
Straks, Sbuma5 6iu,
lQ2l Gde Der Ionettez nno ct. Y0nltr.
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BON
6Tel nieoliteu Iuo empfeblen5uertben Got
tage5 an @ittiug8 Guenue, uabe Der 0orts
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Blu pftkaufcn nn0 81 permlftbrn
III H%crfnnfen.

RtutS gu OcrrnuteU.
Cine euteebenbe Slteret uno Gonoitoret fucaer
@ei6Gitsuerdnoeruug. GSoS i1st Die Srp. b. 81
Q32-3)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

IRISH PROFESSIONAL INCOMEs.--ln the
recent inquiry into the condition of the
that there should be some reference to the
incomes obtained by professional men.
Ono of the Witnesses examined, DR.. e.
Kennedy, stated that in Dublin o compe-
tent medical man, having the advantages
of an hospital and connection ought, when
of ten years. standing to make from $500
to FL 200 q year il reasonabiy successful
he ought then to- double his income In the
course of the next ave or biz years; ard o
really successfal man ought in few years
more tosdouble his income again but the
Instances in which q medical man reaches
$4,000 o year, or S5, 600, are very rare. The
advantage Of an hospital pbysician is that
country and send up patients to him. In
the chief provincial towns of ireland, with
@ large population, the leading men may
ppssibiy make from 81 400 to $4,000 o
Year Sir d. CoErigan, who was also ex-
anined, thinks there are, perhaps, ten OF
from $4,000 to 5000 year, or more
and there are . great number, whose names
are not very prominently before the pub
lie, making from $500 to Ell 600 a year.
There are general practitioners IN Dublin,
men who have never written line, and
who are unknown TO the public as men Of
great ,eminenee, who sometimes accumulate
j. Ball, q Dublin solicitor, says there lie o
very large number Of solicitors making from
eco to E500 year, but very few making
ca 600 year. He states thst IL isi com
mon thing for an artioled clerk, when his
| time of apprenticeship is out, 90 continue
| in the Office as q salaried clerk he says-
81 am myself paying solicitor s4O0 a
year in my Office, but he is an experienced
| man, and in fact older than myself that
is an uRasaal case, and is owing to my
| official position as solicitor to the Church
Temperatures Commissioners. lam pay
ing another solicitor in my Office S200 8
year, third G2 week, and two or three
3Os. week nearly all the men in my Of
fee arerof that stamp" Mr. G.. May, g c.,
stated that he thinks that there are NOT
more than one or two men ut the Irish Bar
who are making 6 ,000 q year that there
are ave or ak making $4,000; about tWeR-
~ making $4,000; considerable mum
Pier making FL 500. Mr.. Ball says there
is fair number making sl,OOO year, but
a much larger number making less. An
Irish barrister does not generally have tc
bear the expense of "chambers briefs are
Gent to his house.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

order to force Italy to incur in the risk Of
q commencement of hostilities, the Prus.
sisu Csbines had established relations with :,
the Revolutionary party in Italy, 90 that
The chiefs of the Reds wore kept better In
ssf%sS Of s9S asss q snsea, tssn s sao
the advice which Louis Napoleon gave to
the 1taliaps yndeS these ambiguous cir
cumstanceg :--ssEet not italy carry on the
war with tod much yigor,n Napoleon and
bismarck were indeed engaged In subtle
game, and, ss we know, bisnnsrek won the
June 2. 1866, tells Ms 4 strange tale In re-
ference TO this subject. Bismsrck declared
10 him thst Napoleon might coUnt upon
receiving from Erateful Prussia, not indeed
the whole left bank Or the Rhine+that
was ont Of She .question-but the Palatin-
ate and generally 81 the tsrrtt 81 between ss1
less Of q German than q Prussian," said the
confiding Bismarck to the agent of La
Marmora, who, he knew, would repeat
every word to greedy ears at the Tuileries,
sand II would not cost me much to sign
snch . treaty with France" How that Il
am much lessa German than Prnsaiana
the amount Of likelihood that was adapted
to play -Bismarck,s game !! Let us only
add the commentary which the 9penerseke
Zeitunq-whose official connections are
we'll upon LaMsrmora's
disclosure of this move Of Prince Won Bis
marck :-aThe declaration with reference
to the left bank Of the Rhire was indubi-
the Prnssian Minister President under
stood his ally 81 Florence too well not to
know that every word said to- Govope
found its way to the Emperor and it must
have been at least Convenient not TO waken
the latter just yet awhile out Of the illG.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

The most ridiculous use that can be m ade of
money is TO 1t to seceud rate dentist to harrow
your nerves aud ruin your teeth Rot only IL It pain
fn and foolish waste Of money, but It's Consequences
are felt after In lo for the teeth net being prop
ery fId continue to decay to the detrent Of beauty
and health. Go, therefore, to Of established rep
utation and his charges twice high those Of
the charletsn saey consider thst you have ad
vantageousy invested your money. Bot good dentisa
do not always charge high prices wtnesa the rates OF
Dr. Malony. corner Josephine and Camp streets. Tho
Doctor also inserts artificial teeth with without
tracing the old roots Remember him whan you want
good work cone al low prices. '.....
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

A SAVE BASK.-ConHdent in It's own
strength and with of to back It, the Home
Mutual Savings Bank has continued to pay currency
ali its dopostors who had currency balances For the
commodAton ofs patrons it viii receive certified checks
on the associated banks payable in kind Cenvenienty
located ct II Camp streehaving board Of Directors
composed Of merchants Of high standing-botnR man.
aged by two old and experienced merchants, Mr. Jos
and paying teller hoavy OF interest deposits
and, above all, keeping money safely and payable
demand, We can see no reason why the Home should
not be- as IL 10, most hourShing and popular
SaVings Bank. a..
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

The Chevaher Hugh Murray, an old
Pontifcal Zouaye, who left Canada to join
the carlists, .writgs as follows, to the Free.
aan's Joxrnal from Baga, Spain, August
26th:u. rt.r ilf - ,'.-s
You may rest assured that Spain will
not be the last in the field for the Sovereign
Pontif. She was not the last in ls49, and
it would have Jared better for the Tempo.
raj Power had Napoleon not taken the en-.
tire management Of it. Taking Spain as d
nation, T'should venture to say that there
h Q greater and more intense feeling Of de-
votion to the Sovereign PontiR than in
France, and the Spanish Episeopacy at the
Vatican Council was unsurpassed.
The Spanish b4shops stood mp like The
mountains Of their own native land-in the
same lofty and majestic attitude, and they
have been unflihchiag with the liberalistic
and inadeli governments with which they
have to deal. - - .''' q - .'s
The paintings in the church here are re-
narkably fac and everything in it impres.
sive. II 10 thoroughly Catholic country,
cessful, viii keep it 80. We may say (and
all here ccnfdently assert it, priests and
people, that we are approaching the day Of
restoration. had long conversation, IN
Latin, with one priest who has been twice
thrown into prison. He was jubilant on
hearing that I had come oyer from Canada
here: tell you it made an impression on
him!
The last affairs in France had one bepe-
fetal effect: the display Of the Freema-
sons at the, siege Of Paris, when they wereI
out with their insiguia, banners and aprons,
and received shot and she'll iq answer, mas
entirely discredited them in France-in
fact has broker them up.e, ;, Is :,
The Szogayss, are properly organized i IN
France they, meet once Q month. Ing
orgariEa alton in Belgium ,is admirable, AM
every thing, there is ready. The Prince ~
Beiningen, Captain. Of the Papal Dragoo1n5
il the manager They form what 10 cailss
the" League Of Pins 1X,"s and are IN .a1 III I,
Paris ,thst the League of st. Seoa Isnr
woulFnot coaIesce: Bat Of course 'Hst'
may be reasons, II. y.'eg5.ta.
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The attention of housekeepers is requested
to the new price list Of teas announced in another
column BY Mr. J. W. Platt OF Camp and POydras
street Making speciality Of teas which are selected
BY the most experienced buyers and purchased large
lots expressly for his trade, Mr. Plat is enabled
offer great inducements 70 both retail and wholesale
buyers Those who wish to teas OF good favor
and strength at low prices, will do wen to give him
call.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

The paper patterns of e. Batterick & Co.,
win be found great CONVENIENCE to lady readers
giving they do the lsst styles cut In all sizes and
warranted to 1t: Mr.. VIM. x. Cooper SO Canal street.
hes on hand large stock of these patterns The Met
rOpOlitAn Is attractive monthly fashion @agazlnO
giving and inGoEmAttoEsa- and goods and
10 Furnished at tive dollars year, single copies %
OentH, Descriptive Catalogue will bs sent free on
application to Nj. Cooper. rs
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

soience,n etc. ssThe State authorities have
epergstically rspslled the encroachmentsof
fhis Power. They have done 90 n the In
'terests or religious Teiief Itself, In order to
naaiutain religious peace, impsrilied by the
development OF these pagan snperatitions
which wound the conscience and the faith
Of other believers; but they have also done
90 with the formal and settled intention
not to iDjure in any way the true religious
sentiments OF Che populations" This,
with a-good deal more balderdAsh shout
I" the immortality and Modern debasement
Of the Jesuits y 10 the sort Of o lecture that
q Protestant Government permits itself to
read to les Catholic slaves, for no nilder
form will serve to indicate the light in
which the Catholics Of Switzerland appear to
be at present regarded by their civil supe-
riors. ''"l"' 't' -
DEsrIrUrIoN OF THE SPANISH CHURCH.
The state to which the Church il now re-
duced in Spain presents a melancholy pic
ture. The Archbishop of Toledo has been
obliged to issue Pastoral epj0ining the
creation of Junta in each parish of the
diocese, In order to collect aims from the
faithful for the support Of the clergy and
the necessary repairs Of the sacred ediaces.
The cathedrals, churches, seminaries, are
no longer kept in repair, and some Of them
are in q state of utter desolstioD, and the
clergy and Nuns are literally dying of hun.
ger, 90 that the Archbishop foresees the pos.
sibility of the Sacraments being NO longer
administered. 500"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIc1NE.-Sdn-
force LfVSr XHrgorGtOr-a purely Vegetable Catharsc
and Tonio-for Dyspepsia. Constipation, Debility Sick
Headache, Bilious attacks and AL arrangements Of
Liver, Stomach and Bowels Ask your DrueRSt for H.
BescdEs Of limitations. mh9o " an
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

We sec that Proctor g. CANDLES EXTRA
OLIVE SOAP lie becoming very popular In city,
quality know is superior, and being nicely por
funed not surprised that prefer 1t,
and that it has n large sale.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

William Hart, corner Gravisr and Rampant
atreets, sells tine 2AEsgOn Yeast Powder.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

d. MOriarty, 25s Poydras street, sells the
Paragon Yeast Powder.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

y. K. Remand s. Co, corner Camp and JulA
streets. aell Paragon Yeast Powder .ni
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

james Wilson, corner Rousseau and jackson
streets, sells the Paragon Yeast Powder.
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ADvERTIsINa RATES. OF TIE "sEAk."