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| ST. IoUIS-THE LACLEDE HoTEL.-One 'oi
the worst f not the wors features of travelling is the
great annoyance attendant upon hotel life generally
The most putf.d up ard noted houses are generally
found to their reputation their exterior appear
ance and not to any solid comforts and conveniences
Not go the Laclede Hotel of Fifth and Chesnut
streets, ST. Louis Though masnf sent hotel in size
and appointments having 2-5 rooms with all modern
improvements-baths elevators, etcit its great
reputation principally to the excellent management in
all details, of Capt Man, it's proprietor. The
are largo and well ventilated the beds and bedding
kept with the scrupulous neatness the
teous and obliging disposition of its manager
have impressed itself upon every aache of the house.
from the head clerk to the smallest bell boy. We com.
mend the Lacede to such of readers ms may visit
st. Louis.
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Scotland.

Pietro" the Londen correspondent of
the Brooklyn Rerie~, writing under date
of May 2stb, gives tho following in sight
into the present condition of Scotland:
"Since 1853, say the official reports of
| the two Assemblies of the Presbyterian
Church, now in session at Edinburgh-the
assemblies of the established and Free
! Presby terrain Churches-at least one thou
sand churches and n Thousand ministers
have been added to the Ecclesiastical Pro-
testant staff ir Scotland; and what is tue
| result Every year has shown n steady in
| crease in Drunkenness and LicenJiouS-
ness;" in these respects the country has
been going on steadily-or, perhaps tn
steadily-from bad to worse !; and, unless
some miracle happens, we are morally GER
tain to soon see the time when every man
in Scotland shall be drunk and every wo.
man unchaste. If turn to the report of
the Assembly of the Established Church, ]
read of " the lamentable prevalence of in
temperance, and the great evils arising
from it," am told that "the large in
crease in the quantty of wbiskey consumed
in this country last year is matter Of deep
regret" and am warned that " there
the subject of illegitimacy." Nor can l
find, in all the voluminous pages of this
report, the slightest hope, help, or hint to
q better future. There has been an eror-
nous Increase of ministers, of churches,
Gnd of sermons, but I" the increase of the
quantity OF whisky consumed" has been |
greater STILL Is there connection between |
these two facts Have the sermons been
dry as to induce an Unsuitable thirst
among the hearers has the moral or i'm
moral effect produced by the utterances of
the ministers been so gloomy as 20 compel
their Practitioners to seek refuge in the
flowing bowlR They seem to insist on say
ing that this is the fact; and they say SO in
such very dismal words, that / myself
even while reading them, have felt in
clined to ring my bell and send out for a
quartern of the best Scotch. In the de.
sperate hope of finding some comfort in
less rcpreEensble manner, turn to the
report of the Free Church. But there l
Ind the same sad story, With the ad dition of
1 recommendation that the Church should c
ask Parliament to do what the Church can
lot do-make the people content with less
Thiskey. This Church, frightened at what
t sees, despairs, and calls for the police to :.
10 its work 1t would be Imaginable, fit were ~.
lot SO tragic. Here is country which .
tampted out the Catholic faith and extir-
'ated its professors three hundred years ,
go; and this is what it has come to. Let !
8 pray for Scotland-that its sins may be :
orgiven, and that something better than
ither presbyteries or police may win it
ack to God.
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HOME MUTUAL sAvINos BANx.-Me ask tn,

HOME MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK.-We ask the
special attention of readers to the card
page of this Institution. Ali thoughtful persona
In tho opinion that better index thrift
and forethouSht of people is to be found than the
number and condition Of its savings banks. They
ShOw what numbers Of the energetic enous
to mako more than they spend and wise enough
that surplus for rainy day. We therefore hail the
opening of this bank sign Of returning prosperity
The Board Of Trustees the card shows composed
of como of best citizens proof their sound
Judgment having already boen given in their selection
of such men rs Joseph Raymond President and Geo
W. Byrne Cashier Tho bank will be open for bust.
ness about the lat of July, nt No. II Camp street
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HIBERNIAN FEsTIvAL--To- day is the open
ing day OF the HOernian Festival and all indca
t'ons the grounds will be crowded. Tho tickets have
80 far me: uDprecF Entries have already
oeen mAdo OF come of best horos the various
races The lovers OF base ball fail to attend
ana witness the best game of the season between the
crack Lees and the welLknown Riversidos formerly
AisS'SspPisl. Admirers of foot ball will have an op
Pofton'S OF Seeiug GratcIass game. Foot races and
SsnoF sports On the 9th Of July the champion one
mn" i00' race - TO be run between New orleas
champion, p. NJ. o'AsAnio Of Trad I.rrv No 10 us
has run his mile in 4Ss SadJ. M Rae, NATIVE Of
Lancashire. England, lately of San Francisco. who
holds the champion horne for the Pacific Coast.
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The advent of summer has already started
the annual flight of many of people. who are wont
to seek temperate chimes and the result
our dry.Goods dealers left lamentiug Those who
laid in large stocks now find themselves with goods
band that they Obliged to dispose of at any cost,
and hence the startling reduction OF prices
of our leading dry goods houses We sympathze with
friends of the trade but at the time rejoice
with tho ladies who at and the time
select the best and cheapest. In thu0 seeking the
Summun bonun. it will not be to their dsadv utage to
remember that Braselman & Adams have one of the
largest and best assorted tho CITY, and that
their prices have always been tho most moderate.
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A French officer, General Cremier, has
lately taken strong ground In favor OF the
abolition Of bands in armies. His augu
ment is an extended one, and, we may
add, somewhat humorous. Biefy stated,
it urges first, that the French term of SER
vice prevents the musicians from ever be-
coming accomplished IN their art, and that
they only learn to play we'll when their
term of discharge Is at hand secondly,
that large body of men 10 thus detached
from the effective force of the army, and a
large Increase made in army expenditures,
tion are imposed upon country which al
ready COM plains of the rigors of military
law and the size Of the military budget /;
finally, he declares that bands are merely
luxuries for peace time, and chiefly for Of
ficers' quarters, while In war they are of
no use, their Instruments being hard to
carry on q march, or perpetualiy getting
out of order, and never heard in battle; in
spite of the traditional power of music to
inspire q brilliant charge or o stubborn
defence. All these and other points are
effectively brought out, and the officer
band music whatever, except, of course, the
drum and fife. In a satilical vein Gener-
al Cremier suggests that all the present
uses Of a band might be supplied by the
substitution ola 'regimental hand organ
and o saving of men and money thereby
effected. Even the bugle and the drum and
fite are threatened with q curtailed sphere
of employ ment, for in France they appear
to have been partly replaced by the ,chstle
in diminishing practice. Several battalion.
of Chasseurs a pied have lately been drill
ed with this novel instrument-novel,
however, only in war, since on sbipboard
its varied calls are as familiar as those OF
the bugle in the army. The experiments
are said to have succeeded so we'll as to
promise the general adoption of the wills
tie in skirmishipg. Still, the time-honor-
cd, Esprit stirring" and Gear piercing
drum and fife are doubtless destined to n
long career, despite the "reformatory'
and Economical" projects to abolish
bands and to introduce in their place jews.
harps or whistles.
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The whole world is thrown into cons1efnA-
ton when the yellow fever. Asatc cholera OF ~.
similar disease, makes its appearance yet little Is u.n
in many quarters to check the most terrible Oh III S
oases consumption. Very true after this diSeAs9
advanced to II certain stage 1t caunot be arreS'0 w.
all should be watchfu and at the fret PremonV w.
symptoms, such coughs colds OF bronchial ansCuSn
of any kind, at commence taking Laplace NUS
Turnp Pectoral Balm, which can be bought in any
drug store.
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convention of editors has formally re-
solved, that n man has the same right to
walk into grocery store and order bar
rel of sugar or n sack of coffee, or into n
law Office and demand legal opinion from
Its occupant, or into an undertaker's and
request cohln, without expecting to pay
for their respective wares or services, as
into newspaper Office and demand the use
of its brains, muscle and type without
thought of recompense.
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINE.-San-
fords Liver Inr9OrdtOra purely Vegetable Cathartio
and Tonio-fOr Dyspepsia, Constipation Debility Sick
Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all arrangements of
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggistfor it.
BStcGre Of limitations mb3o Iy COW
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JOHN HENDERSON, Eso.-Special attention
is called to the card of Mr.. Henderson, which appears
in our advertising columns For many years Mr. Hen
derson has been engaged in uacturing whisky
alcohol in this city, and is probably the largest dealer
in the Southwest The fact that his business has col
'nuod to increase and extend speaks louder than
as to the enterprise and energy with which he
his affairs and the eminent satisfaction he gves to all
who patronize him.
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FATHER BUKKE's SERMoSs.-We have re-
ceived from MeSsrs Lynch. Colo a. Meehan 81 Murray
street, New York. publishers of tho Irh American
newspaper tho lectures moral and historical subjects
delivered by the great Dominican The work ia neatly
printed, we'll bound and large for nee
We presume only 81 eI 80 is charged though
statement TO that effect appears in it.
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SOUTHERN BANK.-By a notice elsewhere :,
will be that the Board of Directors OF TINS "0
known institution has been changed, and thae II NY
contains several of heaviest capitalists ana
prominent merchants. planters and lawyers Jul ~
friend and fellow citizen, Mr.. Thos Layton nA' NJ
reelected Pre- ident and Mr.. Julian Carr Cashier
wish for the Southern Bank . new era Of increaSeu
prosperity.
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Success is the best test of superiority: the
wonderful demand for Simmons Liver Regulator ia
of the convincing proofs this article is
above thing else of the kind. However much it's
Jealous dcfAmers may throw their shafts truth will
prevail, and will ,kts medicine
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We see that PROCTOR & GAMR1.r's ExreA
OLIVE SOAP Is becoming very popular in our city.
its quality We know Is superior and being nicely per-
fumed We are not surprised that prefer IT,
and that il has n large sale.
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Archbishop Bayley confirmed in the CITY
OF Washington, during the week ending
May "a, not less than l 400 persons, 200 of
whom were adult converts
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NJ. Bracken & Co., 2s7 and 2s9 RamPat'
street, have the Paragon Yeast Powder.
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A. w. Skardon & CO., corner of Rousseau and
jackson streets, have the Paragon Yeast Powder.
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A. Bannon, corner of Franklin aud perdido
streets, has the Paragon Yeast Powder
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THE FRENCH BUDGET.

And this is symptom of it. 1t appears
that the Budget OF the late Government
was not a little cooked; as for instance. in
the item of ninety three millions which
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EEw ORLEANS. SUNDAY. JUNE W 1870
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fFor the Morning Star and Catholic Messensei'I
THREE-IN-THE-EyE
FATHER IRAS.
Obi Heart Of Three IN the Eptning!
You nestled the thorn. crowned Head
He leaned you in his sorrow
And rested on you when dead
All Holy Tkroe in the Evening!
He gave you his richest DOVER
He met you afar on Calvary
And made you " His own last Hour"
Obi Brow Of Three In tho Evening!
Thou wearcst crimson crown
Thou art Prince OF tho Hours forever-
And thy voice thou gsest down
The cycles Of Time stin murmurs
Tho story OF love- each day
"Ibe'" in d. ath tho Eternal
In the long and tho far away"
Oh Heart of Three In the Evening!
Mime beats with thine each day
Thou tellest the olden story
Ilister-snd weep and pray-
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I'7-VII V-S OF DR. -KEINKENS.
- II would indeed be curious il the Civil
I0 S, were to claim the right of appointing
""uetehts OF the SO called st Old Catholic 3
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OTTAWA FREE TRADEk SATURDAY, aMARCH !. 1s7a.

! rural editor, lamcnting the death of " one
| Of the best advertisers and subscribers we ever
had" thus touchingly concludes his obituary
cUlogy: HepoSsessed the love and esteem of
all who knew him, and some whc did not, and,
save slight poker debt To Mr., did not
owe a cent IN the world"
The Philadelphia Star says: French but
ter is more uniform in texture than ours But
for determination in holding ON and prOmpti-
tude in taking grip, carnestness of purpose, and
vivacity in execution, commend us to the gilt.
edged, thirteen cent, boarding house butter, so
dear to every American boarding house keep
crs heart
The Champaign 'Gdzdte wants to know :" if
there is such man in this country as Lyman
Trumbull 2" The Gozette man has evidently
been reading the Credit Mobilier investigation
and missed the name of Trumbull from the
list of Senators who sold themselves to Ames
4 worthy gentleman in Danbury played
cuchre at a ncighbor'S house until an hour after
midnight Monday, aud beat every game, but
got skunked going home.-DanbWIy Meas.
Inc Lc&NcnWOrtn papers Clamor lor larger
jail 1t is believed that this improvement, with
an addition to the poor house, will make Lea
vcnworth comfortable.
1t is feared now by Senator Harlan's friends
that he did not use the money Durant gave him
to bride the Iowa legislature; but kept it him
sclf-which is little mcancr, if true, than
bribery.
We are inhibited TO the St Louis Democrat for
the information that Barnum is going TO Chi
cago to select 800 sober men to travel with his
show next summer
He won't find such number there. Let
him come to Ottawa. He Can have us. We
are not so many numerically as 800 Of the best
young men in Chicago, but our christian quail
tiles are 800 times more numerous, as it were,
than those of any Of them. We may have a
weakness and why shouldn't we, if we haven't
much of anything else? That weakness is our
modesty. That has always kept us under.
We commend the following new medical
discovery to the public The compound named
should be in every family, especially the
onions:
The latest sure cure for consumption is from
Germany, and consist of raw beef and onions cut
fine. 1t is also said to act as specific for love
sickness, and will develop incipient longings
for divorce in any well-regulated family
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FROM LELAND.
LELAND, Feb. 20, 1878,

LELAND, Feb. 20, 1878,
Shepard's large hotel is now empty, except one
room in the basement used as billiard room.
The Wednesday evening balls is held IN the
building. A very large crowd was in attendance
at the last dance.
School Superintendent Williams lately visited
orr school, and expressed himself very we'll
pleased both with the teachers and pupils. The
teachers now engaged have held their present
positions nearly three years and with good sue.
cess.
Prof. Townsend and lady delivered grand
litersry entertainment at the school house few
evenings since, which proved to have been very
proftsbly enjoyed.
DR.. Monroe is having very extensive profess.
ional practice. and is doing even better il his
new than in his old Office.
The farmers movement is beginning to be felt
organizing rapidly.
The Somonauk Library Association have en-
joyed the fourth lecture of their regu course
Of the winter, subject, "Ruius Of Bslbec." Sue.
cess crowned the effort.
Every other person Is suffering with the cpl.
zootic.
The Board Of Trustees Of this city will next
meet on the 10th of March.
Every farmer is making calculations for q wet
spring.
The cheese makers around here are making
efforts to manufacture plenty of the 'srticle,
expecting lower prices. En- UNo.
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REGULAR MEETING.

JIIih MtEIlNU
TUESDAY, Feb. IS, 1878.
Present-Mayor Boyle anu Aldermen Stout,
Redmond Smith, Carey, Formulas, Miller, Nc
Ginnis, Mates Fields, Phelps and Dean
On motion of Redmond, the reading of the min.
utes of last meeting was dispensed with
On motion Of Stout, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and ordered to be
spread upon the records Of said city council
WHEREAS, Death has removed from our Council
Chamber our much respected City Clerk, r. n.
Waterman, Esq,
Therefore, be 1t Resolved, That In the death of
IL. ~ Waterman, Esq, our city has lost an honored
and respected citizen, and this Council Chamber
IN honorable and efficient officer, whose many vir.
tues and kindly disposition endeared him 10 all
who knew him.
Resolved, That We whc, members Of this
Council have been so long and intimately associ-
ated with him, feel in his final and une expected re.
moyal from among us, that we have lost an agree.
able companion, and kind and true friend
Resolved, That we unite with his many friends
in rendering to lis relations our sympathy in their
sorrow, and in respect for the memory of our de.
ceased friend and companion we order that these
resolutions be spread upon the records of this
Council
The Mayor appointed J. +. Courtney clerk.
On motion, appointment confirmed.
Ayes-Stou Redmond Smith, Phelps. Carey.
Dean. Huston, Formulas, McGinuis, Mates, Miller
aud Fields.
On motion OF Stout, council adjourned until Feb.
-, 1873, as token OF respect 10 our late Clerk,
4. \. Waterman.
L. II. SMITH, Clerk pro tenn.
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAN NEEIlNG.
TrIsDAY Feb. 4, 1875.
Present-Mayor Boyle, and Aldermen Stout,
Redmond. Phelps, Carey, Deane, Huston, Form.
halls, McGinnis, Mates, Miller and Fields.
Minutes OF last meeting were read and approved.
Petition of d. r. Gregg, asking for ten dollars
for past services IN ringing church bell IN cases Of
alarm Of fire, presented
On motion Of Dean received and placed on file
Petition ofM Formulas, praying for abatement
OF tax on lot ., Block a. States Add. to Ottawa
was presented.
On motion Of Stout, received and referred to
committee on local assessments.
City Surveyors report presented and further
time asked.
On motion Of Stout further time granted.
Committee on local assessments, to whom was
referred the petitions Of Philo lindey aud j ohm
Stout, asking an abatement OF tax, reported that,
after careful Investigation OF the matter, com.
nttec was Of the opinion that prayer OF petition.
srs should not be granted.
proved
Stout from committee on license, reported that
the bonds of Anthony Shearer, Z. j. Bailey and
VIM. Qu,lter, were satisfactory.
On motion, report received and bonds approved
| On motion, Maurice Mulvehirs license was trans
! ferred TO WIN. Quiler.
| Ou motion OF Stout, the following named per
sons were appointed Judges OF election, TO be helc
on the third Monday in March, 1873. riz:
| First Ward-Jno Dunnavan, Lester Underwood
aud George Mann.
| Second WarI-N. G. Freeman, A. A. Markham
+. &. Prescott.
Third ward-llarvsy Day, John Paul, Georg
| Sherwood.
Fourth ward--Timo,hy Siattery, James Boyle
+. G. Nog,. ..
Fifth Wurd-Thomas Larkn, VIM. Gregor, II
Eichclbergct.
Sixth Wurd-M. A. Waterman, j. y. !lamallc
! Patrick Fcchan.
seventh ward-Abncr Reed, Joshua McCnlIy
| ID. Brpunur.
On motion of Stout. the following named place
were designated Tor holding said election, rl1i '
First WHrd-fuN River House.
second Ward school House
THIRD Wnrd--Court House
Fourth ward--Nonug Ryhn's lnaber oioe.
Fifth Wnrd--SchHglcr's Hail.
sixth Watd--C Aibrrts Hall.
Srr,nth ward -Bruuuar's shop.
oumliipu ot Miller. GHancc committee we're t.
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ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING.

FEBRUARY 70, 1873.
Present.-Mayor Boyle Aldermen Redmond,
Smith, Phelps Dean, Huston, Formulas, Yentzer,
Muttes. Miller and Fields
On motion Of Redmond, the reading of the min.
utes of last meeting was dispensed with.
The City Surveyor reported that the present
established grade on La Sale street is quite low
the curbing broken and bitches filed with debris
that Washington and Court House squares are so
low hat If the grade is raised they will have to be
filled up. He therefore thought 1t would be much
cheaper, and that property owners would be better
accommodated, by cleaning on the old cutters and
browning up the center Of the street 20 its old
grade, than by raising the grade.
On motion of Redmond report was received and
placed on file.
The law aud ordinance committee, to whom was
referred matter Of Louis eagle claim for selling
curb stone, reported that the city Is not and can.
not be made liable to the employees or sub.con-
tractors OF said eagle for work done by them on
said CURLING.
On motion report received.
Mr.. Smith, from finance committee, presented
the following report, which was on motion, re.
celved and ordered spread upon the records:
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.
To His Honor. the Mayor, and City Council.
Your committee beg leave to report On April
4th, 1872, council authorized finance committee to
direct Clerk to issue orders SO as to keep Treas.
urer in funds until taxes were collected
April 25h, 1872, an order for 81 600 was issued
to CITY National Bank at 90 days.
July 25. 1872, order for $ll 900 was issued to
take up order Of April IS, 1872, at 80 days.
October &C. 1872, an order for &C. coo. at IS DAYS
was issued to take up order OF July 25, ls72. and
$4,000 paid.
Dec 10, 1872, an order for $500, at 60 DAYS. was
issued to take up order Of Oct 26 ls72 and 81 500
paid
July 9th. 1872 an order for 81 coo was issued to
First National Bank, at 30 days.
Oct. s. ls72 an order for S. GOO. at 60 days. was
issued to take up order OF July O. 1872 and &2 900
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