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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-03

Complete in all its parts. uses the STRAIGHT
Eye Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct.
upright Positive Motion, New Tension. Self
Feed and Cloth Guidcr. Operates by Wheel
and on Table. Light Running, Smooth
and noiseless like all good high priced
machines. Has patent check to prevent the
wheel being turned the wrong way. Uses
the thread direct from the spool. Makes
the Elastic Lcck Stitch Finest and stronpcet
stitch known;) firm, durable, close and
rapid. Will do all kinds of work, fine and
coarse, from Cambria te heavy Cloth or
Leather, and uses all descriptions of thread
The best mechanical talent in America
and Europe, has been devoted to improving
and simplifying our Machines, cofnbinine
only that which is practicable, and dis.
pensing. with NIL complicated SURROUNDINGS
generally found in other machines.
Special terms and extra Inducements =,
male and female agents store keepers, &c.
who Will establish agencies through the
country and keep our new mac hines on cx
hioition and sale. County rights given to
smart agents free. Agents complete outfits
furnished without any extra charge,
Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials, cngrayings.
&C.. sent free
Address, BROOKS SEWING MACHINE
CO.. No. 1929 Broadway, New York.
feb 8 J.,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-03

or 60 $40 E'EEe DAYl Agents
pU WANTED! All clashes of working
people, Of either sex, young or old, make
more money at work for us in their spare
moments, or all the time, than at anything
elae, Particulars free. Address
Ga STINSON & CO.,
sept ~ lie Portland. Maine.
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NEW PATENT.

.aH NN WE IN 1ElN 4s
DIR. PATR1CK'S COTTON PRESS
The undersigned Agcnt for Orangcburg
County begs leave to call the attention of
COTTON PLANTERS to 1.-THE game, and
would advise every one in need of COT
TON PRESS to purchase n patent at once.
For CHEAPNESS. SIMPLICITY, and
POWER, it has no equal. i2H
Any one dcsirou. Of seeing the "modus
'pcrandi" Of said Press, can do 30 by calling
at the Store Off. W. Patrick & Co, Russell
Street Orangeburg C. H., s. c., where
model can be seen, or address Capt. Je IF
STOKES den'l Agent Midway s. C.
J. W. PATRICK, Agt.
Orangrhurg County s. C.
jnly'26 1873
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ndth
he mas oPhNED HOTEL
eGunran
jan lS-an e J. w. mr. sTputTETss
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The beat thing TO give your enemy is
forgiveness to your opponent tolerance !;
to friend your heart; to your child a
good example; to father Difference; enc TO
your me sopdaot thas fwjll5make
her glad;to yourself, respect; 10 all men
charity; to God, obedience.
Itwas worth hearing the other night
sssyz ben saa aliitle three year old. sxtempor
ising his usual appendix TO "Now lay
mo-" full of the desire that had possess
cd him for aushsgr paFes and mot forget
full of some elshepsaf toaohings on the
spirit of prayer, said: 90 Lord please
give me q pair ofsboota---when--you--
get-ready." .lsaT0a 7ai d 1.s
LiviDgston, it seems, q s,ill lodging
through the thickets Of tho African
continent, impressed with tho belief
that st9nley is after him. He thinks
that the announcement Of his departure
for the sect Of tho Ashantee war is q
mere stratogsn t6l lure lin (I.iyingsson,
from his cosss; and drag hiupa i into ftssh
/ complication With shs New York .Rer
aid 'SSs lsa''1 : ''t2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
oars Asa MANURE

"a Kensnrky farmer writes - fpllaw- q
de y.s York Nes. % III, spb;ec; ofasis
s.a manure: - have seen frequent 10.
aa;r,es how 10 reclaim old Aad ~"rn mt
ENDS A quick AID cheap plan Is 10 seS
che lxnI IN aai. ~ eariy q yoa eap IN the
sprine: .. son - ripe ploW under. ke'p
q al stsrk. sni sou sili have : Tremendous
fan growth n oap: plew them under 10
October. ~. II Srulh. The 6rd November.
shcp sss rye graz. IN he spting apd feet
dozen {; when fiI,- plow under. md soa vii
see one u the 6ner, rye aslds yaa EVER ~ :
% Il ysa wish. sss clover IN the re the
frs spring ], Is very eie fatal ssd eheap
Taw the shows tried m Tsnps.see Whep
-s.a 20, me lard sss >, w"tr 'gi 'hri
,ke oat. oil NJ, exceed knee high ihej
~ers pleseJ vhrt rire ard again y
voverher. Tie land ~ planted III
~ mi res. md inside laies set: I
80 before ~ dp3s " eloysr lays ities
!, ,spessealy s.nss sill good sssssSs.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
CO TO TEXAS
MA InE
Lone Star Route
fIaiTaafloaal nd Goa Norll al n. h

ssss4.t4tsH
DAsst.NgE geinx - rexa. sla Memphi.
II Hnd lsilllr hsrk. ~ ala fhfpelrTf. strike
fihs lin n Iisreyiew. Tn lsrss lgahir h paiss.
Zine. lleagna. waee. Austin. iInlssssal IIars.
ton, iiaye.iyn and ~ pdnt. ID weaefn. ten.
trai. Easiefn and soiiil,efH fetn..
fa.senasTs va Ass tsieans VIA ind u ilsr isesl
Route u vi, Mlnepll. pallar, userten. srork.
~. ianssiew nnd ~ points u Easiefn and
Noftlaasiff Texas. "
Tits lue . Nell hilili. thofonelliy equipped
with every nindffh lmrf0trthelf. ineluding New
sfd Elelmni fiay cuarll,s. plman pnlHfe flerps
lug cap. wealnallqu-e an lifakps. MlIrr'r Pa
tent safy Pluiforlps nnd reiiplrtps and naulicrr
else eaH fln ps.eelierf ~ cfnllHffrly depend on
slveay. safe aiid comfortable jsnfnoy.
The LONE stan llauie has admirably m.
swrrfd the query. .iIaw " 10 b. Tfxssf ~ the
/ publication N ag iufruFflng and ffnfhftll dru'
/ inenf. eunialnlnf flIn4lllp and fnrfecf wap,
whhll ean ~ nitnlnrd nee VI fIsfrr III nfiifeAs'
ing The q IN EkAis TICKET AGENT. Irferna
ilonni and Great Northern Railroad. Houston
Texas.
Diarisi " rss. iiy.
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Ever ii,il- gilf Fe Feei Il lie pspers
Vi ,cae se rlt4 sss. staes ra-sy I,gii into |
~ s.4r nr is tat sns MR.
nortien n & /. uafsn. nj Hattes.iss 80
r..,it.t tf,s4gss Il siiei, H. tisii
died i.eyery bsfSsn a ,he serla Vas
aware Of > perfect remeds tor az sneh
SQUADS. and w..Bld apa'y u. then zach
reports would eeAse But. although sc
can give the remedy we etnna' ssf'rce ssie
.npiie,tion s,me sili noi r4play i be-
cssse The, think Il 10 simpls. e,ters have
no Filth ii i Wien hey rcd i. I'd $50
forge, Il. Eisile tier. otter aiak : eh
wound Of small sreaunt nd o. w,ris sny
fassing ever. uni il i TIL lie p ~ ~
eoad Yss 81 sHeb wmB,i~ cars " lsnlei
xiihou, snch fatal Consequences - die
follou them. TIE remeds j. simple. alnp-i
alssysat hrvi. lu3 en- " -nrPlied BY
al,p,s, anr one. and uhat better. Il isih.
fallikle Il j. simply e snnkekneh r"unds
n sny wound or braiss That /. 10 med.
With Burning vol OF Wt.a.ea Cloth TTsniy
minutes in the slneke n an,,l. slli take the
min nrs IL liz war., woHn'i. ani repesfrd
once sr twice. il sill allay the warsl e,n'e
of inaam,tinH afising from w'iad Sc sssr
az People MS SHEER >; this .'cld so.
mus rsiBeiy' = much - fbry please. hui
when ,hsg ~ afEiie,ed. ia.i 1t thsm ttyi'
Tthss sasel inan, lives and mneb PIN.
and e wertby 81 bpihg psipied ~ lettsrsoi
gold and pot Up IN very honr
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY 81 FARM

mich ,abnr Is danp on farms that y not
farming ii its trne senss-f BY such tabor
No nos.ey i ever m de \ min my sup
mort himself aud family, keep ont Il debt |
and have few dollars II his pocket ~
urac,icinc the mast ris,d economy. 1.-The
4 otherwise than industrious and sof,er. n
4 on the down grade with lore brakes.
and end is som reached
Bat farming IN its irae senss l. = pr''eS- |
sion eon.l IN diguiis 10 the law ~ meji,int /
and needs eqral study. mental eafoei'y !
aud intelligenfly diteclei iafor taeeanand
success. in ii. Tie PRINCIPLES which anderl'e
the practice q lie true farmer mus lie vel
undersie.,d. ani steady consistent eauFs
Of operators must IN followed HatHsI
Thoroughly legFned lie natnre ~ raFRsiis
Of she sol. b. possesses. I'D eihsea Tie
rotation mo>. sui,aile mo ne STICK !" te
most pro6,aaly kept 90 4. ic d.ss fe'
swerye from BIS h,-sn c,Hr,c, hHt IN col
markets mil bad, raises hiy reE'ilsr Y. y.
snd keeps his lsud ia regular Increasing
fertility.
No special nv tsmpts y asfrigh's ti'H
He does not talk dairy this ssas1n am'l
crops thu next. In. doubtless. faas par'iei,.
lar product he II demand and brings g'.''s
price. he has some 80 seii and resrS h..
share of the advantage. lie saresas i'isri
money as some men make. by care q, d
economy in purchasing and preserving TOO
seeds, nlanures. aud machines, and b.
business habits and constint readn . Z
all occasions give him reasonable seetri
against the effects Of adverse seasons .
bad weather. A;says prepared. be i neve
zoo late; alxays calm. be Is never too "a. .
and thus. :. taking time BIZ the forei 81.
be has the stern - 'rraqt y hi. ci.nman
aad taIas him ~ rs si.l shss M ls.s-ss
sni his g,ins IT. ,sadY -fie1rth an
Home
s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
very Day a Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT il Seen and Falt

/ rrerx drna a. Inc SAsSsRAEiLfItS R1sns-
~ N eanp snnnir A. fhrsangh tsr bsni N3ra Ur,nr.
"A ,aisrr Fintas aud juices ~ lie sssra tts War q
lie fsf Il rrairs tie ussts Of NJ tsy With teS std
s,a.a nasteFial srreuia. 4 ahiis c0s.@1Inrties,
t.tsadnsar dtxase. ticsFs IA the trnai. Mauih ~.
asrs Nsm,eri in Inc iiia-an other taFtsaf ibr -yr's
500 Eve, sigutaaFtss dtshsngvs Irom The Ear sal
tbr wnrsf forms a skin d-ea-eS krHriinn> feAer
sres ~rali llraf Ring worm. Salt khlunt Ertsiprlzs
Acne aek Spats. arms IN Tire fltsh. IhnoFs La,t-
:, - n - ~ sh ard al eakrniag ard rninfut d.
rhsrrSa Nuhf SmeAi2 Les ~ Sperm aud ~ eastessf
H. ts rriueipr are wihn tie ruTsftte rat-t q MS
,sanirr or Ns.irfn thPmisry. and IL days 30 "
rrye 10 any p-rsan ffr efer - thse ferhito ~
ai.rass IL pfient paWFr 70 cure thern
1.-THE pzfieEf daily heromsFs rrtueed ~ ~ Nsett
ant arrs,naosnn that cunsinAnlt pfafer-iiis tAc
e-ets An resling fhs-e Na-fe. ani reTaf. tr .aft
with ~ = usaffrtal made fragn eaptt bhr-ad thit
th- sAEsAPAPiI.IIaS viii aud fs-s ssrnf--s eAae
Il reftain. gtr v hea rncf ~. rstnrfy sn1lrtres
!, IN ~ purircafkn sid fnrwers w stnairt.nhf thF
lYss ~ wa-fes tfsFelatrS et " rapd an sfeft eaN
~ rsliert = M tss F bite ani-iT.sssf
Inc ira sssfins bsiisT, aalssie inpsosis asa lsra
an q wsieht turrrssing
sot ansy d. ihe SapSaRaritLfsr nssrtrvn sxrti
XII spsssr y Esreta crf. m ~ ~ ~ s' $500.
Iuaas caasinHilonai sli nsa 1.ss ssss Ia A. - sha
cuiy kuSilite care iaF $3.50 Il
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MANURE.

-
Keep the sail Of horses end cattle veil
Uttered with some COCO aasorbant. Leaves
arc most convenient. MAJ the country
ne ,lsn plenty e home a,ade taanute
which nil! ena iie IL fifmer III make hi'.,
yier crops flam irss l.lpl FasssHie JUS
nos pa Niea i sakes Il ni8 SIR 81
make ais bread Faar irttfeis Nj saHll.i"
.hs sore vii not ray tee hsg'el- VIII.
Six bushels Of wheat faF oae . 2 ~ :
twenty for one makes nianaS
Keep refuse tanbark. saxin-i, Hpais
Garth. or refuse Of wood piles. IN ,en haas-
as three inches deep III the winter fnt
in i fresh supply every week; NIX si'h
plaster IN the spring and saw on WEAK
places 10 wheat fields q reserve % sla'i y.
hills With corn Of tobaeco,- Enisfffise
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Kianey &c bladder Complaints,
r,,a-x sni wasnh d. Asss GravsL nabs.s. rrassv.
fsopPs.s q waief. Ise,ai l,r,ss = snz 70 ( =.
Lf,et tsf epsiis. lks vatrr y Taxa ssit a. tf4
ifnslseefs I-s lac III whl ssr amy. arlhftats ~
uhne ssik az Ihsre " m.srlat Eat&. hIn. FFENafs
anrp snd ghfe bone dust depl<lts. AID unru W. q y
A nrtt king klrulsz = uksuu Niift Nafrr 49,
Tsnlaths smzn u he b4ek and sisns .ns isSila-
Irmor of ~ Tears Croict
Cured By RatiicaD's Ieso,rth
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25

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ts sp.sii3.ss. s.e .ast
.t,..,ah I'll -. .",nf, -" a'ss
ltfts = $50
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I'll n MhrbeiA nadtaiutlt. Oils. md
NreHis. f.s Ill Atnds ~ MastsIHss.
Hrt adss,
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-09-13

longer discern, he was continually murnauringJ
abort prayers, and would hardly desist EVEN
when the physician came. W 6aa t n,s RIass.
led Mother, the mass, or the breviary. AboutH
twenty minutes before his death, he asked onel
tof the priests, who was standing near, .ot
aplace his feet gently on the floor, ana nase5
Everything in readiness for him to ceiebrate}
Holy Mass, "for," said he. "this day ,lsl
too beautiful to omit saying Mass" and mel
3deavored to quiet him by Remaining that bel
would soon say Mass in heaven. But want
Ito say Mass here, too" he persisted, 81 is ourj
lit was Impossible, he said :: .'WelI, if can
mot say Mass, it is time for me to go home" 4
meaning his eternal home where Mary isl
3Queen.
New Orleans as the place TO which he belonged i
though destined to die elsewhere, acts of loyel
land resignation family murmared cold
sweat gathers on his brow, one heavy breath, !
Ian audible :" Jesus. Mary and Josephw-and
lin that broken ejaculation his chastened spirit
passed away.
4 life. Not one of US who will not say from our
hearts "May my soul die the death of thel
ajust. and may my last end be like to his" Butt
flor this we must initiate his virtues, and re-
None of You will dare to say that he led apI
easy life. How often have You not seen him|
ascend this pulpit when he was scarcely ab1e]
70 crawl how often haveyou not tre% ae aes
A you not seen him drag himself to visit sick
persons who were not half as sick as he was
4 himself! His life was one of toll and prayer,
4 land God alone can tell what his sufferingsI
we're in his sleepless nights and days of agon-
izing pain, for the last six years: Now he is at
rest with his God, and he remembereth no more
! those hours of anguish. Yet, because Gods judgI
$ments are unlike to ours, and lest any stain of
human weakness should cling to the garb OF!
4 his holiness, pray for his soul, and shomld bel
need momentary publication, you will thus
4 show your gratitude and return him some of
! the blessings be has showered on you. But i'll
then win they return to you in benediction.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-09-13
Panegy1ic Delivered by Rev. H Gisseo, c. S. r
During the Funeral obsequies of Father Duffy.

He shone in hs days the morning star in the !
And the tun when il shineth 80 did he shine in
And as the rainbow gtveth light in the bright
clouds aud the flower of roses in days of
the smelling frankincense in the time of
inner. ,, .. ,,,,o,.. ,,,,,,u,, - :, 4
AS massey vessel of gold adorned with every pre-
As an olive tree budding forth and a cypress tree
S
vestVre II he AG
These words, freighted as they are with the
rich and glowing imagery of the land in which
they were written, admirably describe HIGH
Priest of the old law but are no less applicable
Ito the great priest OF the Christian dispense
3tion whom we have this day assembled to-
mourn. A few weeks ago addressed you FRONT
this place on o glorious oeeasion-the silver
Jubilee of Father Dutfy's priesthood-wbich u
described as great day for himself, whomI
8God permitted to labor so long and 80 faith
fully in his vineyard; for the congregation of
3St. Alphonsus, among whom most of his priest'I
lily life had been spent and for Us, has con,
tfreres, who had been for so many years edihedI
Z by bis virtues and attracted by his goodness,
But, viewed in the light of faith, to-day isl
mot less glorious in this three-fotd aspect. The
lend crowns The trork. and Ebe very day on which,
Father Duffy died-the birthday of Mary-is al
Happy omen, and beautiful Feast on which al
4 ite like his appropriately closes.
(IIaving given the particulars of the early
life of Father Duffy, aud of the illness which,
robbed us of him, the preacher continued):
Father Duffy was pre- emineutly man of
faith, and this great gift he Inherited from his
nother. have heard two Bishops of Phila-
4delphia expatjate with delight on the lively
( faith of that good and holy woman. From the|
ssame source, he Inherited that tender devotionl
j to His dearest Mother Mary, which you have
/ all observed hundreds of times in your inter
course with hnI. In these virtues you CAM
Initiate him. My just man lives by faith.
Naturally he would nave liked to live and Ia
Dor among you for years to come, and it was
only within the last few days that he relin-
squished that dear hope. But when his dam
8. ,,r hecame imminent, he asked for Extreme
sUrctImn saying that he did not wish to defer
Sthrtnst Sacraments till he should mo longer be
Esutfi :iently conscious to realise all the bless
sin2s cnnraiued in them. His sutferlugs were|
ihtense, but he bore them with heroic fortitudeI
All the beautiful qualities which epdeared him
80 much to US during life, grew more vivid as
death drew near. He spoke few times and
with great affection of his friends here, but
for the rest, he seemed occupied solely with
God. So eager was he to say mass and his
office, that it was almost impossible to quiet
his conscience respecting these priestly duties.
When his confessOr substituted the rosary foE
the breyiary, which his failing sight cculd no
8 =.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-09-13

FORTY FIFTH ANNIvERsARY.-Next Satur-
day, September 10, win be the forty fifth ami
versary of the elevation of our Most Rev, Arch
bishop, N ]. Perche, to the priesthood. During
that long period his life and Iabors have been
striotIy copseerated to the service of God. His
works have been patent to all men, fearless
ness and caador being as conspicuous in his
character as zeal and priestly devotion. 1t il
to be hoped that every Catholic under his
spiritual charge will remember him on the ap
preaching occasion, above referred to, and
invoke the blessing of God upon him
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-09-13

RELIGIOUS PROFESSION AT ST. JosEPns Coz
vENT-on the Sth inst. (Feast of the Nativity
of the Blessed VirGin), in the chapel attached
to the Convent of st. Joseph, corner of GaiveH
and st. Philip streets, Eve -novices made their
solemn VOWS, the Vicar General of the Archdio
cese, Very Rev. G. Raymond, d. D., officiating
The names of the newly professed Sisters are
Miss Noemio LII Noue, in religion Sister Louise
Candida; Miss Laure Thibodeau, Sister Sera
phine Miss Louise Martin, Sister of the Sacred
Heart; Miss Mary Coouey, Sister Mary Alphon-
sus di Lignori; Miss Amelia Smith, Sister st,
Iguatins.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-09-13

SACRED HEART CoNvENps,-studies will be
resumed ut the two Converts under tho direc-
ton of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart on the
9TH OF October. These two Converts are beau
tifully situated in the most healthy localities,
che one ut Grand Coteau and the other (St.
Michael's) in the parish of st. James, on the
banks of the mississippi about sixty Ave miles
above New Orleans. The branch establishment
of st. Michael's. No. 90 Dumaine street, Second
District, will reopen for the admission of day
scholars on the 5th of October. For terms, etc.,
amir 81, tho fr,nfitnti.,rfa.