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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Thc Rev. J. Z. Cur
tiss will preach in the District School House
onnext Sunday, at IL am, and at p. M.
The Sunday School will meet at 2 p. m.
Everybody cordially invited to attend both
the Church and Sunday School services.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
r - FIT
~1ar.. ~ e.s~~s-3 -ssa.@ ~ss-.sf s~2.H - ana
Of the Condition Of the
FIRST aATlI)ill 1 lAI! I
OF HEL.sA,

In Fsesens, in tsae rerritory Of
Montana. at ffsa cE0se eG ssaasi-
mess. esa Q 29saa GaS Of
Deca IA Der, 1872.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

THEWaikcr House Is one of the best kept
hotels west OF Chicago, and is the resort Of
all Montanians visiting Salt Lake.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
rfagstire,s E.as,a agency.

During my absence my patrons win please trsns-
act their land business With George s. Coleman,
Esq, who Will attend to it for Elfe.s S 800
Ii. n. MAGulRE.
THE brick building of Jehn Manej on Main
street is nearly, completed. When finished
it will be worthy the good taste aud expend-
itlre of the owner. II al
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
AGENTS.

"A EN Is.
We have constituted the following naraed persons
cur agents in their respective localities, and they
are authorized to receive subscriptions advertise
,aenrs etc.. and give receipts for money paid for
sarne: - sA Hlt'ttEG
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i. o. q. r..

10. @. Il.
yKyESTERN STAR LODGE No. Al. O. F.,
w meets every Monday night, at O'Clock p.
m in Masonic Hall. -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

VINEGAR BITTERS, by tho bottle Or case,
Dr,x store Of w VI Aorris BozcFnan-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
FKoM some Nj CIT. citizens vino are inter.

FROM some of cur citizens who are inter
ested in quartz lodes at Spanish and Cherry
Creeks. we learn fiat the prospects were nev-
er better than they are at pre sent. Several
new hedges have been discovereds which
promise to rival the richest yet found. and
the development Of those working is pro-
crossing with the most catering results.
We are informed that as soon sas thessprin
opens there win be two mills running at
Cherry Creek, which. we believe, WILDE one
Of, il. not the best. quartz campin Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

THE Albany, tOregon), State Rights Dem
ocrat has the following: "Bozeman City has
had its breach of promise suit. and the jury
put So, 900 plaster on the injured n,aiden's
palpitatori in 80 minutes." Drunk again.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
NCaICE.
Z &. - - ~ =

a;salra ~ ~ is h. ,h M ss.r-i n ~
under the name and style of Ellis Davis.
NJ ELLIS u DAVIS n
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

HoRsE-ozooTEc.-Joly John the good MT
tured Teutoa who presitlcs over the fiestities
of the Metropolitan Hotel IS not as eaol ma
tured now. lie rises to e,lci,late. 81 bought
one-Of tiem cans nit hose radisf,, and ven
opens him pr tam he has dose epizaotic bad.
Don't p We trust this item is true. bnt
have our doubts cnscerning its authenticity.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

b@e Roll Your Hook !-Go to, the
Kiyus, drink nothing but the konkocktions
kept CONSTANTLY on hand and komponnded
from pure Liquors only. Kun quick, place
your vest against the bar, gaze in the mirror
behind it and see what an iIlegent peter ye
make Don't forget the place.
tt Mounts & Worslan, Prop'rs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

All persons indebted to are hereby notined
that we will take FLOUR and GRAIN in payment,
and we will allow the highest market prices for the
some Delivery musl be made within fourteen days
from this date go s&Afs* s&AASsAAA @sse q
All accounts DOT paid by that time will be placed
IN the hands of IN attorney Cor collection
BLUM & ENGESsER-
Bozeman, N. T., January 3dth, 1873 @ FN e. Ef Il
-es-
ALFRED JEssUP, ESQ.,, of Philadelphia,
who arrived here last Friday rom Wonder
land, is sojourning with rs few days lie
intends to revisit these. scenes. and on bis re-
turn to start for New Mexico. He issthe son
of MIR. Jessup, of the firmcf Jessup & CO..
the great paper manufacturers. of Philadel-'
phia. We wish him as pleasant Journey
and early return to orr Territory as a wos-
thy representative Of the City Of Brotherly
Love deserves. N .s4.s,s ..v4,sa Il Il
t@4@&& $@ -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

Enthusiastically about II m. shot was
heard in Chinatown. 1t seems that ''Steanl-
boat Bill'' fred revolver. the bali piercing
the brain of Chinese female. The defend-
ant says the firing OF the revolver was pure
" accidental. We forbear making further
comments until after the examinations, which
will take place today.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

Clocks, Clocks. Clocks. from g 70 500, At
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

JeweIry, JeweIry, Jewelry-all kinds of
Ieweiry-t0 be nadats sses9 essss AERikLE,S.f
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
nsy- PLEASE TAKE notice. -Ssa

WILSON & RICH.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ta PRICES

of TOBACCO, ETC., etc., inst purchased
AT AT-CTEOT
I Call at r. BAZiNsitI's, two doors east Of The
CocRIEI Office. 'F ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
LIST or LETT ERs

Escnasaazsn. isa ssc zsssa . see - p flassaa
III. ri, Jssnsasary 2eth, 1874.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

QUARFZ SALEs.-We are informed that Sam
DIV Morrow has sold to Otell & Co.. of this
city. 1900 feet of quartz in the 'sBig Repib-
lican" in the Clark's Forl, District for So 600;
also TO Major Pease of fhis city. $50 feet in
the Cherry Creek District. for S250
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24
The Picayune Again.

In the dispatches of last Tuesdays pa
per we find the following:
NEW YORK Aug. 19.-A letter from Rome
says the Syudic have posted up neEice pro
hibiting all persons, under pretence Oh lia ELY
pilgrina ges whether singly OF in groups from
passing through the city. 1t is regarded as
fanaticisn not to be encouraged and as a
means used for keeping VI. polltical excitement
as we'll as detrimental TO the puDnc heal'n'
In the afternoons edition OF the P'cd-
vune, same day, appeared the following
editorial paragraph
Pilgrimages are interdicted by the Syndic of
Rome on account of the liability incurred OF
creating disease by tie crowding together OF
| promiscuous throng in unsuitable quarters
| PAST experience has shown that large namoers
| of persons when thrown together, not under
discipline, invariably bred contagion. Lack
of facilities necessary for the preservation of
proper cleanliness, induces unhealthy action,
and the wisdom of this order of the Syndlc Is
| obvious.
Now if the Spydic of Rome has posted up
the edict referred to, it is simply in further
ance of the bitter vindictiveness which char
acterizes the treatment of the Church, by
the civil authorities of Italy, on all occa.
sions.
The Picayune endorses the edict, as we
see above, on the ground of health. II
takes for granted that the pilgrimages of
pious Catholics, organized generally BY
ecclesiastics and under the special patron
age of high dignitaries of the Church viii
, not be provided with Equitable quarters,
that they will probably not be under dis
cipline" and will therefore "breed conta'
f gion," that there will be a want of "pro
, per cleanliness inducing unhealthy &C
ton"
. The Picayune, therefore, pronounces tn
9 wisdom of this order of the Syndic, COB
\. vious"
. The Picdyune says nothing about thu
Vienna exhibition, it has made no Objec
t ton to the Centennial exhibition to tax
s place at Philadelphia on SO gigantic seal
d aud none to the camp-meeting which too
/ place at Biloxi week or two ago.
k Tho Pieayune may not intend to b
IF against US, but fit does, it ought to com
% out candtdly and acknowledge that it is
d sectarian paper.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

frage to the faithful departed, for the day
which the ordinary in each diocese shall
appoint.
So then, Venerable Brethren, however
innumerable and heavy may be the temp
ests of prosecutions and fluctuations which
lower upon us, let not our courage there
fore fail; but let US put our trust IN MN -
who permits not those that hope In hlmse'l
to be COMPOUNDED. The promise is the
promise of God, and it cannot pass away
"Forasmuch as he hath hoped in Me, will
deliver Him.-London Tablet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

OUR FRIENDS IN TExAs.-To the many
kind friends who assisted Mr.. James Powers
in his recent canvass of the principal towns OF
Texas, we return our sincere thanks. The Re-
verend Clergy in particular have placed us I'M
der lasting obligations for their earnest efforts
in behalf of the STAR. Laboring, as they are
in a new country, each having the spiritual
affairs of five or six large counties to acmin's-
ter, and subject to the greatest privations At
all times, they nevertheless found time to as
sist our agent to such an extent that we feel
;us,ified in according to thcm the credit of
having made his mission success.
While endeavoring to give news concerning
the Church in all parts of the world, our col
umns arc in special manner dedicated to It's
interests in the South, and wo rely upon our
friends III Texas to keep us posted regarding
all matters of interest happening in theil
midst.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24
The Awakening.

The Middle Ages have come back to the
world, and the spirit of the nineteenth CEN
fury is startled by the strange and sudden
in the midst of its clVlllza-
ton, of spectacles which carry the mind
back to the days of the Crusaders. Stimuli
taneously, all over the Catholic Countries |
of Europe, men, women and children,
gather together for the purpose of going IN
peaceful pilgrimages to the shrines of olden
saints. Bishops and priests, -statesmen
and scholars,-men of high and of low de-
gree,-women of gentle and of humble
birth take part in these strange spectacles'
Out of the cities they go,-bearing ban
ners, singing hymns, saying their beads
and the peaceful throngs wend their ways
to some obscure place where saint has
left memory and the Church has built a
shrine In Italy, in Belgium, in France, in
| Germany, and even in England tae spirit
of pilgrimage has reappeared. The elite OF
these countries appear in the professions
side by side with the lowly, all filled with
the same enthusiasn.-al animated with
the same devotion. What means it all =
1t is the awakening of the Catholic nations.
1t is the work of the Holy Spirit. 1t is the
dawn of a new era. How grandly does the
simplicity of Catholic Faith rise up thus to
rebuko the proud spirit of this scofihg age
What testimony are those pilgrimages to
the tieathless faith of CatholicsR-
IT'S good sign. We are going back to
shrines and saints. 1t is the way back to
God. Who would have dreamed of such
, things few years ago Pilgrimages seem
ed practice of the Past memory o.
= the beautiful days Of religion. And now
? they are living, present facts. This phe'
nomenon puzzles the enemies of thu
church. In Italy it more than puzzles thu
h "Powers that be-" 1t frightens them
They issue edicts forbidding such practices
The faithful heed not the prohibition.
How will these pilgrimages end VIVA
do they mean Thus far these pilgrim
, do but pray and say their beads an
confess their sins and receive Holy Com
-, munion. Are old times coming bac
es again and can it be that the pilgrims {
IL peace might somehow be transformed int
ranks of warriors against those who hol
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION. - A number OIL
gentlemen having in terested themselves IN the
formation of an Association for the purpose of
enabling persons of small means TO procure
homes or their own, invite all who feel inter
asted in the matter to meet in the Hall above
this Office next Wednesday evening, at II
O'Clock. Tho Association is to be formed on
the nlan of those which have been success
full in Philadelphia, where there are now four
hundred loan and building associations.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

To TIE PEOPLE OF MIssIssIPrI.-Ihe advant-
ages offered for the education of your daughters
at the Bethlehem Academy, Holly Springs arc
second to none in the United States. The build
ings and grounds are extensive and healthily
located, and the system followed 10 based upon
the teachings of the Church and the practical
experience acquired by many years OF study
these Sisters being of the same Order as those
of Nazareth Academy, Bardstown. Besides
the smaller cost of travel to point 30 near
and the greater ease Of communication IN case
of irmergency you will have your children
within a few hours ride Of you. These are no
triAiDg considerations, and all else being equal
should balance the scales in favor OF Bethlehem
Academy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

Faith captive. Could it be that the hanos
Of tbose who hold Rosaries to-day may
yet, in battles soon to come wieiu s" "Ss
for Faith and Church and God7 Such
things have happened. But whatever may
be the future result of this awakening OF
Catholic Faith, these pilgrimages are a
grand proof of the. enth usiasms which ss'll
tbrob in Catholic hearts. The Faith that
seemed to sleep is suddenly aroused and
confronts this age in all the glory OF its
strength and simplicity.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

NAZARETH ACADEMY, BARDsTowS, hT.-Thls
Institution is too well known throughout the
South to need any commentator from u.s. t0F
over sixty years it has been one OF our leSding
Institutions for the education OF females, ana
many of the most exemplary ladies OF the
land owe their all to the excellent training
received within it's walls. A card in another
column sets forth its terms, which are exceed
ingly low, and the time for the opening of the
next session.
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cAfEHpAR OF THE WEEK.

.s. Apc a4-St. Bartholomew Apostle;
10y: $50 AM 25-St Louis IN. King OF France
Ave- o6-St Zephyrinus, Pope and Martyr
Inesaay NC gT-St oseph Caasanctius: Confess
MeahesaAS' ~ ss-St Augustine, Bishop. ConfessoI
InnfsaAS aud Doctor of the Church
Az, ;eheadin e of st. John the Baptist
9LsaAS auS 3o-St Rose OF Lima, Virgin.
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The Catholic Union.

Since the organization Of provincial
Council and the more perfect distribution
of duties, we have observed signs winch
indicate more activity for the future in the
operations of this association. steps nave
been taken, for instance, to correct CHROME
GUS impressions which existed among mem
bers, as to tho authority of sections TO un-
dertake works of their own accord.
The leading distinction on this point laid
down in the constitution seems to nave
been overlooked by many 1t is simply this
the section caunot inaugurate any erternat
work without the consent Of the Diocesan
Council, but any internal work may Dc un-
dertaken at it's own option.
This opens large field of action to the
enterp,ise Of the sections, while 1T guards
the society at large from being compromis-
ed nv the heat and indiscretion of local pre-
iudices or excitements. Like other dis
tinctions, there are points where the shades
seem to run together and it becomes dill
cult to know how to classify the object pro-
nosed. but, as q general thing, the distinc-
| tion will be plain enough. Thus as regards
the disbursement of its funds, the section
NAV select any good and laudable object,
such as the support of the parochial school,
the assistance of an asylum, aiding IN the
erection of church-in fact seconding the
parish priest in all or any OF his enor's'
Any thing that is clearly lnternal-tha1 IL
internal to the Catholic church, not to the
section-can be undertaken by the section
: ANYTHING that will aid and strengthen the
church and forward its work. In all these
things it cannot 60 amiss.
But when it comes to the relations OF tn
= section with the exterior world, far NOR
circumspection is necessary. There 1t ma.
: easily 90 astray and involve the whole as
sociation in very embarrassing errors. In
church is being constantly attacked by tn
various powers of the world, by the GOV
ernments, the press, the literature, ett
- Here contests arise. Whenever there
II contest, or conflict, or battle, there mus
be discipline, combination and perfet
10 accord of action. Unity of purpose mu'
dictate every move. Whether to assert
" the polls our rights on the school question
or to withdraw all patronage from an ab'
sive newspaper, or as to ostraclze malli
nant publishing houses, and when to {
o such things-these are all questions
external relations and involve the necessi
~ of concert and unity.
se We hope then that henceforth more a
''' tivity will be visible in the working of t
sections, and that the rights of the chur
will be mauifestly guarded with far mo
courage and energy, in their hands tn
he ever heretofore.
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Spain.

Don Carlos IS steadily ao'anei"S' ,
Law adds to his numbers and his successes
while the republicans of Spain ale making
confusion worse confounded, the frlends OF
order are gathering around the standards
Of SPANS failure King. These stanoafos
Religion,-Rght, Honor'-doo'
Don Carlos has issued a proclamation 70
HIS followers breathing the spirit OF the
brave soldier-the staunch SpanlaFo "hu
the true Catholic. He may meet wAth
many difficulties may and pfopaoiS
will take time and toll and trial eefore 10
reaches the throne and gives to SPAN
Government worthy of her past reno"n'-
INT reach it we hope he shall,-and soon'
FRANCE.
All sorts of stories come from France as
to the present indications and future pr os-
meets of the nation. There are 30 many
narties and such divisions of parties that
no one can conjecture what may come out
of such confusion.
MacMahon alone is to solve the French
Droblem, But the best sign that comes TO
us is the increasing party OF the feopie'
France is making pigrimages now to Holy
places. Will the day soon come when
French soldiers will make q pilgrimage TO
Rome with swords iu their hands
SWITZERLAND.
The Free Republic is still using all lts
mowers against Bishops, priests and nuns
In the name of liberty and under the sane
ton of law it is banishiug from its sacred
soil those who wish to worship God In
their own way. Switzerland has
become pupil of Bismarck's and bids
J fair to rival its master. The Free Repuo'
lie has taken to he1 arms for "better o.
worse'' few renegade priests, the hlghes
} proof of whose fidelity to the state ii
found in their infdelity to the vows the.
made to the Church.
GERMANY.
= Bsmarck's star is slowly but surely Sink
r ing under a cloud. He sent Germany
o war with France and made the Empire
9 He devised the laws against the Chnrc
r and weakened his work. To escape dar
= ger when it falls to ruin, he retires. III
j. Twenty three millions of Catholic German
ID are discontinued. They love their Churc
g first and best. The Empire is shaking
st We expect to record its fall, one OF thei
ID days, in the MORNING STAR.
ITALY.
ic Italy too is shaky. Between the revolt
y ZIONIST party and the Church party it sal
ne between Scylla and Charybdis. 1t W
e. wreck on either shore. The Italian Go
1T. eminent is almost bankrupt. To save
he credit it steals from the Church. 1t is
lie weak that it is afraid of pilgrimages. VIII
e, to do with that awful political 1nconve
no fence, the Pope, it knows not.
u The Pope is the European pnzz'e. v
he tor Emmanuel cannot govern him. He !
to mains shut up in the Vatican prisoner
to but he does worry the world and bewllt
III. potentates,-and annoy cabinets.
at expect to record his triumph over all
40 enemies.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

Mr.. Thos B. OConnor, our AGENT IS o..
present engaged in canvassing tho parish "a
St. Alphonsus for subscribers to the STAR ne
is fully authorized to receive money Al
our behalf and to receipt therefor. We oe-
speak for him the kind assistance VI Jul
friends in tho parish.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation
to attend the opening of the splendid new
building erected on Canal steeet by the New
Orleans Savings Institution. The ceremonies
took place Saturday, between the hours OF L
and o'clock.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

CATHOLIC MILITANT UNION OF THE CROSS
Comics of the Constitution of this Association,
in English, can be had at this Office at the fol-
lowing rates: 10 to 100 copies, at } cents
COPY .; leo to 500 copies, at cents copy SUI
to 1000 copies, at II cents copy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

St. Joseph's school, Prytania street, one
square from Napoleon avenue unoer coh'ioi
of the Sisters of Charity, will reopen us Glasses
on Mssasy, September LIST See notice IN an
other column. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

An electrical apparatus has lately been in
vented, to signal the entry of water by leak
age int the holds of vessels. When the water
enters it establishes current, and coumu-
nication is thus set in operation which gives
notice to the officers on deck.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

To avoid unnecessary delay, all letters,
communications and post-ofhce ORDERS
should be addressed "Editor Morning Stor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

URsUL1NE CONVENT, GALVESTON, Textile
rapid development of our church in Texas IS
due greatly to the seeds of piety, moralit!
and religion, implanted in the minds and
hearts of the women of the State, by the de-
voted Sisters who have charge of the above
institution. For over twenty-five years
they have been laborng in the cause OF eoucH'
ton, and during that time hundreds OF young
1adies have been under their care. Indeed,
here as elsewhere, our Protestant friends show
their good sense by availing themselves OF the
advantage of our converts, knowing that IN
none of their own institutions can their
daughters be .as perfectly safe as they axe
with our Nuns and Sisters. The charges OIL
the Ursuline Convent are surprisingly low
only $50 for board and tuition for the session
of five months. Read the advertisement On
our fifth page, which gives all details, ano
show it to those of your friends who may have
| daughters.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

St. Mary's College, on foucher s'ree'' III
rected by the Christian brotners' Will oPeN
on the lst Of September.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24
ALLoCUTIoN

oE oun MOST HOLY LORD PIUs TX, BY DIVINE
PROVIDENCE POPE, DELIVERED BEFohE
- c.pnINAIsoF THE HOLY ROMAN
curpcH IN THE PALACE OF THE VATICAN,
XIV. JULY, MDCCCLXxIII.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24

WHISTLER, ALA.-we understand that inc
foundation of the new church is this thriving
town is being laid, and that it is expected inc
carpenter work will soon be commenced.