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s. RABBI Ireulentilal, Of Williamap0rt,
:IPa., having received a letter from the
5woIHan's temperance organization ot
sthat place. urging him to appoint :
,scomInittee of six Hebrew lad cs TO co
Cooperate with it III a crusade, the Rabbi
Sreplies very sharply that it is ifnpossi-
Sble to fanaticise an Israelite. He says
ssthe latter cannot appreciate these cru
2sades, because lie drinks and is 40
adrnnkard, plays and is no gambler,
slnd lives well and is no glutton. The
5second point made by the Rabbi is,
sthat the jew IS 40 hypocrite. IF he
s,lrinks wine or strong drink. or plays q
sgame OF cards, his wife and his chill
sdren are not excluded from the same
gpleasure. Whatever is not prohibited
closes much Of its charm. Those young
speople who drink a glass OF wine or
5beer ut their parents table become 40
sdrun5arsls AID no temperance fanat
.ics" Third. tie Rabbi declares that
:''any Jewish lady would consider 1t
s>acriieGa aud hiaspholny to abuse
spraycr and bencdictiOE for purposes OF
spublic demonstrations, in which the
gon one hand, and mcn WHO make
SIiljIiiF CIV "a ttEC it1IlsiL On ttIt oiiiCi,
ssand that there were ''no whisliev ANA
5zors IN the tents of Israel"
NJ se-t. s.cEs. Grant Offered te -gE!r:.<s.
stiaci<.
\ Washington Cor Of the st. Lou.s Kcpubli an
One day during tie late unpleasant
3ucss concerning the Chief justicesEip,
3wilcn among the wild riI,uors that wei q
IS III, -. In h1+.fe
.55u,sls one to the effect that after Cus!l-
aiHg would come Jere Black. l 1net
s.tI.o famous peuusy pacing up
SanI down Il corridor il tie Ebbitt
TEo7-a, rs is his wont after dinner
4 >a:d !. Judge Block, IS It true tia!
.55rGe President las signiied his inten-
Elton ii nominating Yourself for Chief
3!u=tice ii case Mr.. Gushing is re
1jec-rti p
i Tie jude raised lis ha5, adjusted
GINS VIZ. ANA proceeded 10 say: Tine
y pro~iL>ut has tcDGered to the and /
ssshavc accepted ilie highest and most
Aho; orab.e position that can be held
s4luder his administration.
!; Here [ waited expecjamt--
8 THE proud position Of u private
scitiZen, pursued Judge Black, upper
sssturaIIy.
3 "Oh, said I.
is ''l-es, " said the ,Eudge.
i All" said /.
i Well, this reminded me Of y small
5boy. The small boy was at a Metho-
8list revival, and tie minister, 1T the
.cl0sc of Il frrvid eXhortatiOn, asked
FeFcry body who wanted to go to HEAVIER
sst0 r:se up. Al rose except the snHli
aooy. Now, sail The man OF God,
suItir awtut ~oiclnnlty, iii there i any
s One here who wants to go 10 he'll, LEI
shilu rise NJ. Instantly the small boy
sbccame pcrpcndicuIar. \ Grt a. sound
'ssel over ihe Sanctuary.
q Poor boy, SAID tle minister, do
AVON really want To go to hell :"
. well" replied the small boy, 81
Saan't say that is my main object; but ]
a.!on't fancy this crowd, and | am bound
z.to get out Of it if I have to go to hell
60 e.o it.
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or fcnes,ci.'s Stau'!ar'; l-Shicta On :

sESi fCssPEkcS. - Standard ssShicSies
} I IL standard remedies 1nT u diseases o1 TN
lungs are SCHEE.E'S frLHIONIC SNRUP
j -r!ItN,-K'a SEA WEED TnStr. and SCHENCf-' .:
u AU"AE.E PuI.s, and, II taken before tht
sUaIl are CtestI oytd Il, spa, tig cure is etfetted
q TufIcS-s three medicines Or. u. n. Sch"nck
TIL. ara Iil,rt OF pulmona Y diseases.
8 Tn. PuiInOnic syrup ripenS the .'oTbid mat
Stt,f ia HE lungs nature throws It oil by an easy
& \ . alton, tOr when the phlegm or matte
sIs 10. i gl4t cough will throw 1t OIL, the pa
= tirut ma. rest ana the lungs begin to heal
2 IT, .nable the Pu,monic syrup 10 90 TINS
3 S..if-u, - Mandrake Pills AID SchencE ; Sei
q u ,.t ronc must be free used to cleanse fht
+ utn-l,.'i and liver. Schenci.s Mandrake fii
ystt.t to ti.e liver removing All distractions, re
sItx he gall bladder, The bile starts freely, int
9Th. / yer i soon relieved.
Z Schcnck's Sea Weed Tonic Is 4 gentle slim
q ant and Alternative tie akaii OF which 1t l
gt imposed, mixes u!h the t"od and prevent
SS9urirr 1t assists the diEcSt ION by tonIng I'll
9Th. stomach 10 Eeaithv condition, SO ina
&c f,,at and the PulmOnic Syrup VIII maxi
= cd hiond tbcn the lungs heal. and the pa
3 Flcnt viii >nreiy get Wei! i: care is taken to pre-
svrnt fresh cold. 80
s. All 10 WISH - consult Dir. Schepck, eithc
:; person Ally by letter can do so at his 1rnc
ssnai II &c, corner OF sixth and Arch ats, Phila
81 ip.ia, every onday.
<: Schenck's medicines are SO by all druggist
& la Ou = bout the country.
i m.rch 31-d&w1 yeod
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and all offered is really taken at an
sadvnce OF 3 cents. The sales en-
3 bracing 1900 ubis at 81 95 and SOC
sbbls do; buyers option for the month
at 81 97l r brl. To-day Thursday
sat the close of the report at noon the
smarket continues strong and is writer,
ESQ at 5! 95 q brl
! Nos. l AND PALES AND EXTRA
z PALEs.-The sales OF these grades
zbave been somewhat larger than usual
sand prices have been well maintained.
4 The market is steady at the figures
ssGiy Ell below:
The receipts for tie week Is, sos
sbhls against -, Isl bbls for last week !,
1show !; decrease of 1877 bbls. The
se1ports for the week lS,202 bbis
sag,,n>t G,l23 bhls for last weeh, !
sshow al increase of II, 079 bbis. Thei
sstock in yard is 1G.324 hbls and afoat:
sl0,4 bills against II, 1873 bbis in yard!
/ aod 8,01G bhIs atloat for last week.
The following We're the quotations.
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iSmarket unlike the dali and quiet marke
Elast reported, has been firm All the Wee
Esbut although there was no increase c
Mprice it was impossible to effrc
Hpurchasos unless at the full figures dc
@manded by buyers. For the abov
Areason the sales were cHy;ailed some
1what and the movement WAS n"t II
s3iarge as it otherwise might have been
SSPIRTT5 TUEPESIINE-TLe market ha
gnOt recovered from the e:ff-cts OF til
Mdui!ncss reported IN orr last
ECRUDE TURPENTINE-The prices O
MCr"de were VII maintained
Mthroughout the week. The first ne.
HOt of virgin arrived on Tuesday an(
Eas sold 1T So so p Dbl. TAR-Im
8 mcdiately after our report Of last weel
taGhe market continued dull and t:ec!in
I'D TO ST 30, at which figures IT ha
g since ruled steady. GorroN-iTas bacI
d 'trong under more favorable advice
ss:rom New York and Liverpool, ant
were advanced froln 10
Escent. GRsIS The market was sigh
e shade fir1ner all The week and an :id
l2vanca Of I cent was obtained. CoR.5-
els firm with fair demand. Oars
81 Are quiet anI steady. PEAS aud BIC.
Earatc,: quiet ANA regular. Provisions
sa,trorg and favorable advices from the
q West is tirmer with IL large consump
ative demand at quotations. Df:l
SsGOODS There has been p material in
SscrcaSc in the volume Of business il
s5his line since our last, and the Spring
sstrade may now be aid TO be fairly
SOpen. The reduction in prices OF stan
.@jarG prints to 9! cents is now quite
q unif orn, and brown and bleached cot
sston goods lave declined to point
(Which gives buyers, as we'll as sellers,
aconhdeEce that thty cannot go lower,
satherefore there Is 10 hesitaney about
apurclasing. Trade seems to be rapid
sIy recovering from the lethargy which
.has SO long prevailed. and a good
xS pTing business may yet be realized.
8 loEaY-in our local money market
sthere has been an abundant supply of
.am 3Gcy, but the rates OF interest arc
Singh and offer but little inducements
ssto borrowers. The Banks are IN good
N,uppIv and are accommodating thcir
scustOmers at the usual rates.
q the chief features OF the market and
Sth" changes Of prices Of produce
aand merchandise for the week ending
ssweic as follows
8 COTTON-During the past weel,
sthe market was strong with u moaer
9ately active demand. On Monday
We're advanced ! to ] and
;zagnin Ga Wednesday to cent. Of
offerings were light ana mostly at prices
sabOye the view OF buyera, and trans
factions since the early part of the
sweek have been somewhat restricted.
Cat the close the tone ofthe market wae
Afrmer. and lots were more freely offered
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

la6isss " eTeninga ago q committee OF
loon we went into a Laporter, Ind, sa-
vera cal. called for ''three beers" which
walLds3a iiantly drawn, drank them ana
then neu OIL without ot1ering to pay TO.
fst II anoiquitt, (Ga.,) minister is til,
i ol thlrty-two children.
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STEAMSHIPS.

- \ "
;:siti>;.,, Oliver, dig. = - Caz'n>
ERIG.t
Ne. ..iiantn, Mrowe, d.s. i; L Keids
john Pierce, Townsend, l.iP, Europe,
J X blossom. Is Evans
t.el Serene, BGsch. ais. +. pcscllan
Mr. fi..':.ns, .;or"enscu, idg, Europe,
WI. hams * MurctIisul.
N.!n5, Ilra. he. & 4 Barker ,s Cs,
(",v:, Giu:caIiisen, dis, i: i, Ee.le
!.iI,4Ui35.
Ge:. :;a5,,,nabo4.d, iust, d., = pesuhag
Swe.;i.-h I.ri Van Dnhrin. Hug tr,:n.
,iS, K + HeiGe
sf,E Wilhelm Kie.,~r, Btiriainst..r,
di~, L Pescilau !, We~ternuIn
q ;5o'le,ille, Smith. ldp. Europe,
.Sprunt & iI:raon
%nr AH;.at,!or, HrHrciciisen, IGg, L pc,
Williams Il MEry;iison
Ger Mclvina Sclptt. E.-sog +, dis,
Williams 4 MurcliSon
Ger &C., .' He.ti .@ Schwartz, dis, 4
Wizard Bros
Theodore Toss, Gale, ,li<,
z i'es4iiau u Neste.raap
s>ARQUEN TINE.
F Richardson. Creole. liz.
Wick X Mehane
Dolphin, Trick. dis, Sprunt L Hinson.
SCHQONERS
t.ebe Goa, Morse, dis, DeRosset 4 Co
Annie Nirlen, Burton, DIS,
William & MurchiSor
Aloie Mnroh;e, Metoali, dis,
j I.irp i
.Braudywine, Adams, dis,
Worth < Worth
Julia Selae.,. I'LL, Ills,
B F Mitobell i Son
Harmony, Ryder, dis.
& G Barker & Co
Emma Heather, New York, dis,
q q Barker {; Co
,f.nola Murchison, Jones, dis.
Williams & Murchison
sSchr 2 Mervin, Pierce, dis,
Williams y Murchison
j c Cottipgham. Ayres, dis,
Harriss & Howell
sAdelia Corson, Corson, dis. Master
Leonora, Bensey, dis,
J II Chadbourn 6 Co
is 2 Brown, Tienken, dis,
G G & W J Munr
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SPIRITS nURrENTINE.- The
market las been ratAerIess active dur
ing ms week tian last aDd the ten
t"ncy Of prices lave been i'll buyers
favor, bu: tie decline has been very
plight aId quotations are barely nn
c'aiige:l. ~ tie close % our last we
eft il" market steady ut e cents. I'm
|mc,liat y following thus report n
opened uull CA Friday and declined to
70 cents, / nGing at these figures dur
ng the balance OF the week butciosin9
firm to-day ut 40 cents. The receipts
Il ,TG2 casks, against l SOB casks for
last week, show y decrease of 161
casks. The exports for the week, / 1926
casks, against 1889 casks for last
week, slow also :. decrease OF 513
casks. The stock in yard and afioat ),
is 5, 800 casks, against $40 casks forI
last week. The aa.cs for the week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
KITS CIRCULATION

s very large throughout .he State and
whole South. In New IIaEuver, Iigecombe
onsioI, bupiin, Sampson. brunswick, Biatien
ara Columbus It IL especially large, while ir,
iallf&x, Wilson, Wayne, Carteret, Robeson
ttlchmond. A8aon. Cumberland and Moore
ard in several counties Of South Carolina, ifs
circulation j. very good.
tits published every Friday On she follow
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INTERESTING
StogieSz aEes- &C.

are given every week, nsakingit the best fam
lily paper published in the country.
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T - "a DS -
! az HSa %
= tET6S
JOURNAL
ytfsssiHgsan,
Bacon--P Pork Corn.

icG Boxes o 6. Sides,
50 Hhds. and Boxes smokcd SIDES.
~ "90 Bushels Prime white Corn,
90 Barrel q NJ. Pork
For sale low by
WILLIAMS < NJHCIISON
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strry ans OK Obscure Disrase, seeking
h-m5rLf. 'TtHred health, should use Or
VEleiGaI - fNtr4ct kurhu. This article i,
only pre, ,.'.d standard 1t is. moreover, the
Bachu - - mon that develops the full value OF
femaiee :. Of the minarT organs IN male o,
tons yghi ~ ware Of counterteits and imita
ingto MN Inscriptions men are endeavor
tIoA. II,t OF, on upon Dir. Helmbold's reputa
"raEFer the Doctors signature on
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

@:9J T.. Il. Cotsou-Sales of or
,,!eans, nothing below good ordinary
,eiuppa,, ia MARCIA, sd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

IL L; Hall, the druggist, received
W mail Yesterday, from Texas, rath-
81 ol aa'59Ha! package and enc not ut all
T;TyIn'idered IN the postal regulations.
: ne ~! package WAS Il tin case containing
f I'VE horued frog, sent all the way
ito1i 'Ae RIO GranIe. IL is Il cIrious
rrot. specimen, and appears to have
i P'e.'E We! recovered from his long
j ,oiE IL all Of Uncle Sans nm
tJr lii arrival IN tie post Office
oltte% the Whole establishment into
I nus! They did not know
~ tIe'ler 1t was a cantanl.erous aIiga
n., Ut patent ku klnx; aud all hand.
gnI upon tables. stools and chair;
HI sent 4 committee to wait upon Mr.
80 80, '''-d ask INN 10 come take the
H.. i'i'it away, that the business OF
ter,,, ,o'trnment might proceed unin
mcr 'p'edIy. The intruder was re
IN II dne time, ana IS now III Mr.
an y, cf3G store. - Macon TtAr,ai,i
q, mgr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

Cel.A-ss;chr Howard, so cypro s.
rail road ties.
DEMONSTRATING Barque Courier
I, 500 bbls ros;n.
Stettin-German Harque BertLa-3,
,9T9 bills resin.
Lant:erlapd, Ing.-Br BargGeatias
brilliant Star-700 bb!s tar, ttu CHS h
spirits turpentine, ]. 045 Dhls rosin.
Antwerl~Gelman BarGuentine Graf
~ lot. Irantyetter-2,4G 400 bbls losin.
.s-isl "E t"sscIs .M the Pors -; tsii.
'ni''Stosh, y. &c. -!pri, il, 1874.
EEafARKS.-W respectfully as.., CON
COnsuls, Cuptai;4a aud owners,
IT, notify us * :,ny change uf vessel
,Nhii2 -, port.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

W CQlcSNd>-Ep $H.CS.
Thursday 300 :. :" 10 = :.
CITY Distilled by weight.
TAR iInmodiateiy after Tie clos,
/ of on last review, owing IL the large
srecHipts and the heavy stock il market
here was Il uul!ness experienced
(which developed itself into II decline
/ and quotations were reduced to 81 50.
Since then aud up to the close there
has been "a steadler feeling manifested
and prices have ruled regular. closing
STEADY to-day at 81 50 per h!:l Tha
receipts for the week, 3,051 bhls.
against Ills bbls for last weei, show
n decrease OF 1851 Dbl. The exports
for the week, 800 bbls, against 1886
;bbls for last week, show also & decrease
iof 1850 bbls. The stock IN ward and
'afoat IS l5,216 bbls, ara;rzt II. $50
:bhls for last week. The sales for the
week Were as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

G1;n Mary Ann Eali, Vi Cincinnati,
Hal WIDOW OF Captain Charles i.
I'd H. &c q Arctic explorer, has petition
for a,oehate, through Mr.. Sherman,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

CHARLESTON, April 1I-G 2. NJ
aCotton firm and held higher ..it,dliDg
alG1 cents; low midjIing, l5g to &c
scents, good ordinary 81 cents; net re
sceipts $50 bales; exports to Great
Si5ritain 2,163 bales; exports coastwise
slGo bales; sales OF 800 bales: stock Oh
shand %, &72 bales.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
As i EERSTaCLASS NEWS AND
LITERARY JOURNAL.
ES UEEXCELEED.

Embraced in is columns is q more conplets.
com pact, yet comprehensive history of tho
worlds doings, from week 70 week, than can
possibly be found in any other Journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
Its Market Reports

ARE aIwavs:u and accurate. The Review o.
.tho Markets is accepted by the ,nercan tilecom-
G1uE'ity as lie tEue index of tue commerce OF
The CItv, while is rc.Gr Ctipr rsarketE are
Full and reliable
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
EXPORTS.
COASTMISF.

4 MISUNDERSTANDING Luciile-61
Esplrits turpentine, 319 bales cotton, 20t
shbls tar, 6 bales bags, 5 bbls. pitch
sl36 do. rosiu. 277 bushels peanuts.
sscask wine, 80 bales paper pulp, 80, O0t
sfect lumber.
! NEWBURyPoRT, MAss-Schr Franco.
Snia-202, 0G0 feet lumber.
] BATH, NIE-Schr Mary Farrow, leo,
5000 feet lumber.
New 1ork-Schr Jessie s Clark-1,-
$500 bblE rosin, leo casks spirits tur-
spentine.
J New York-steamship Benefacter-
{sailed April 13-1,0G bbls rosin.
goo do tar, 400 DO crude turpentine,
1913 casks spirits turpentine, G42 bales
scotton, 90 bhls syrup, G4S bags guano,
s660 bushels peanuts, 6 pkgs .ndsa,
!, baltimore - Steamship t.ebocca
sC:yde-50, coo feet lumber, ESQ hbI~
sros.n, 50 casks spirits turpentine, i
! baIas shooting, 80 bbls tar.
! Ihiladelrhie-Steamship Tonawan-
Sla-ll0 bbls rosin. $50 DO pitch, so do
.crude turpentine, $50 DO tar, 100 casks
sspirits turpentlne, 10 empty tlbls, IS
sbbis whiskey, 20 bags peanuts, 222J
zhales cotton, 100 do sheeting. llG.0 O9
steot lumber, 81, 900 shingles, 20 hoxes
smerch.rd disc, tons ola irc0, p empty
skCGs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

{ AVGUaTA, april fj-S L. lL.-CottoIl
5tirIn-laiddEng IG cents; net receipts
s2O8 bales; sales OF 322 bales.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

tis iust the paper for the home and lreaide,
.tuli of good reading; all the best E.ti orials ct
the daily; al the Congressional. Legislative
md Political news o. the CAV.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

The Wilmington JOURNAL (Weekly) on en-
tering upon its twenty-ninth annual volume, has
been greatly enlarged ana improved. 1t is tie
only thiFty-six column paper in the State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

Rooms OF DEMOCRATIC EX. Com, !
AESS.ANsvlLLE, \. G., April II, 1873. \
The Democrats and Conservatives u
Tue county Of Durlin are hereby re
Iaested 20 assemble NJ the Coui
41ou5e, Ill this place. on the first Mon
qlE III May next, for the purpose 9
Seppo~tng delegates to attend the Bro
congressional and eth Judicial ID :
Hlcta. ISAAC i. kELLy,
Chairman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

LIVERPOOL. April 16-Eoon.-Cott5l.
'irm-sales Of 600 bales, Including
1000 bales Gor speculation, and 1000
bales fer export. Sales OF orleans.
.nothing below good ordinary, Shipped
MARCH, and april. { 3-lGd. 3Ireadsttlfffs
.huoyant. Corn us 10 ais. Sales OF
.shipments new crop on@@hasi8 iniddling
;ana uDiarGs, nothing below GOOD orIi-
.n:ry. sd. pnrI, g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

aF0EsEgss1: 5sAEzESs's ICY Cable.
LONDON, April IG-Noon-Erio 32l:
sacw ives 81 ConsuIs o to 90.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-15
A Jesuit Church in Paris.

The Jesuit church in the Faubourg ST.
German, Paris, now specially sacred as
the resting place of the Fathers of the
Company of Jesus, who were martyred by
the Infatuated Commune, is one of the great
attractions to visitors of that city. A cor
respondent of the N. Y. Express sends this
description of the church:
With a Catholic friend, 1 visited the
church Of the Jesuits, in the Faubourg st.
German. Along the side allies are sue
cession of little chapels in inches, snch as
are to be seen in all cathedrals. To the
first of these our visit was especially di-
rected Here lie the five Jesuit Fathers
martyre by the Communists. Five large
marble slabs are inserted in the floor, in
wreaths of flowers and offerings brought
by those who come to pray for the media
ton of those sainted heroes. Tho Order
of Jesus is, beyond all others, known for
| the zeal, and devotion, and courage of its
members. One chapel of this church is
devoted to the memory of Jesuits slain for
the sake of their religion in Japan in
another, these massacred by American
Indians further on, those slain in Africa.
These soidisr.prests never falter in the
path of duty, and regard death and mar
tyrdom won in its fulfiment as the boon OF
| Heaven. After seeing the church, one OF
the brothers took Us to an upper chamber,
where the relics of the five slain during the
last revolution in France are kept. Here
are religiously preserved the tables, chairs
etc, used in the cells occupied by the holy
Fathers during their imprisonment prior tc
their death. What touched me most was
a Bible Ealf-burned, which had been res
cued from the flames, when torn from one
| of them by Communist.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-15

The Professionals press of the Sandwich
Islands resounds with praises bestowed
upon the devotion of Father Damien Dew
enster Ia Belgian). One of the Protestant
papers thus expresses itself:
"We are about to speak of a man, a
brother, who spontaneously, without mo-
ney and without price, without the hope of
reward in this world, comes to consecrate
himself to the poor lepers of Molokai.
Here is, indeed, the spirit of Christ +; here
is love of mankind inexplicable to hu-
man intelligence here is a Xavier pene-
trating into the depths of human misery to
wash it's most loathsome wounds here is
q hero who casts himself into yawning
abyss to save q people here is the pastor
who offers his life for his fellow-b beings,
and whose work is above all other works
of charity"
C@sareans, Radicals, Liberals, Free
thinkers, would you be capable of such
devotion I These are the men, this is the
Church you prosecute, and whose persecu-
tors you dare to glorify! Shame upon
you! Christ will avenge his Church