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IT p. MILLER, Proprietor. A first elax,
q. stopping place f0r boarders or travel
Gs will Be found ~ this Hotel, ON Cedar sk.
Upton Iowa. 8
Hacks leave the House daily for wilton
and semi-Weekly for Davenport. s
Good Stabling attached. 6tf
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=. n. INGRAHAM. n. n.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SUR
III 0EON. OfRce and residences north OF
Reformed Church. three squares north OF
Reichert Bros. Hardware Store. Tlptdn.
Iowa. 1871
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PALMER HOyysE.

MRS MARY fALMER, Proprietr res.
u Boarders and the Travelling Publie
Will find ndeverything for their comfort at this
House. Good mesle, comfortable rooms
and beds. One bloek east OF north side
Monument Square, Upton, Iowa.
Good Stabling attached. 4tf
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Mr.. Frank Busasland, writing in
Land and WoSsr in rsfsreace % tn
rhiloceros lstcly killed b., the fog,
and which 10 said to have weighed
three tors, says: E -
The ekin IVES Of great slioknsss, in
some places two o. throe iaches, asaa
q hard - . plate of m ison-clad man-
of-war. twill require . good 'asal
Of tanning before Il viii 10 e - st
UP. This 10 the ssmo Slinoceros
whose horn was some time since I'm.
putsted by Mr. Bastastt. VIXEN knocl<.
ing about the cage in = bad tsnPos,
| am sorry to say natural 20 her, she
managed TO severely injure the bass
Of her horn against the bass, ard T.
became necessary to est oG the losss
portion, but this operation had 10 -
done with care, sad withost nita1ina
the animal Me. Bartlett, thsFcfsse,
fed her with spplss, 30, and % ia-
duced her 70 put hsr nose md hosns
through the bars. Wills be was 6eed-l
ing her, for several consecutive daysAa
rubbed the horn gently with . saisk.
Finding that this friction did NOT huEt
her, the animal alloa the rubbia9
TO 60 On without taking any notice.
When at last she became quite 90
oustoned to the friction, Mr.. Hhrtle4t:
substituted thin saw for The hasse
stick, and after two Or thsee sitainau
managed to psss the ssv almost ~
tirely through the base Of the hosn.
Some few hours aftsreasd Il ofuiGAed
tho operation heselfty kss0skink the
loose bit completely %; It weighed
eleven rounds. a9aI v#nJ Il : *
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CT. CHAMRERS, N. d,

DHYsTsTAN AND SURGEON, has prac-
ticed twenty-five years in this vicinity,
and need only ask q continuance ofthe pub
lie confidence hitherto shown.
Office in City Drug Store. Residence on
Cedar st.. opposite Reformed church, Upton,
Iowa. 81 v9Oni
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|rTTUnAsSHAlaMUND,
BANKER,
TlPton, IOwa,
WIN % .. eeesRl 9ankins esd
eneoial attention wiyen to collections. 4otf
MILLER HOUSE.

TyHE PROPRIETOR q this House win
IL spare NO pains to make his guests com
tDrtable; and In doing SO hopes % merit the
custom OF the public generally. Hacks
leave this h0Ase daily Sundays akcepted),
for Upton. and return. Also, "a connection
Wtil t,e found agood Livery. Home custom
duc farmers Will b furnished meals at re-
s 42tf \. N. millea. essprssass.
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Educational.
'rlPToN SEMINARY.
FOR
TaHEN!sa
Mfs8E, Q. SURIBNER, PRsN.
NI08 RICE, ASSOCIATE PRTN.

uf98E. Q. SURIDNER, PR1N.
NJ09 RICE, ASSOCIATE PRTN.
| CALENDAR: The Scholastic Year begins
on the third "wednesday ih september, and
closes on the second Wednesday In June OF
each year. r. Il divided into three terms OF
twelve weeks each.
The Winter Term of 1874 win open on
Monday, January 5th.
TyHE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION em-
u beooes eli the Higher Branches of Eng
lish odoeat1on. with Latin, French German, |,
Music, pxAwing. Meedie-work, and other
aecofnp3ighments.
TERMS.
Tuition In English Branches, per trm. $40 %
board peT week. ...,.....,.................. 100
LAundre1s do ...................... so
Vocal and Instrumental Music, each
Per term, ~ ~
Langua1es do. .......... 500
Instfuction in wax Flowers. .........-..-.. 500
Use of Plano for one hour, daily. 2O
NoTE. Bills payable In advance.
REFERENCES.
Judge VIM. II. Tuthill. Judge JameA II.
R0throck. Judge SylvAnus Yates, II. q.
Fiatt, Moses Bunker, 3. v. IAndt, +. c. Nc
Clelland, Hon. VIM. p. Wolf. H. G. Carr.
1ts Painter. Ill.
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DHYsICrAN Il SURGEON. TrPToN. Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
DR. F.. hopes to give satisfaction in all cases
entrusted to hts care. Ofnoo, at residence,
two blocks east OF Court Square. i6tf
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IL. SWEET.

NOTARY PUBLI0 sCONVEYAECER,
IN Attorney Af LAW, COllectink ana LdfR
Insurance Agent.
Once Ut hfs residence, corner Of 4th and
Locust sts., Upton.
Having n0 high rent TO pay. his charges
are consequently low. s,s8 ~ VI
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convsvancsr.
A. r. GILRERT.

~ Deeds made out. Titles examined.
Plats drawn. ONCE in the Court House with
the Recorder. etsA 2tf
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!: ExsAaags osHss

CiaHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORW AND
- CHICAGO, for any required amount 0Ah
be procured 0f the sNbsoTiboE. AlsaS, 81iis
Of Exchange IN 9~itish Sterling. on Eng
land ~ IreIaAd.
New York Philadelphia, Boston oaChicaGo
ashed. and Government Securities pur-
chased.
derry or 0lasGdW u New York, Or OlAfo0ee,
furnished on moderate terma.
IL WI. q. 1UTWILL.
Upton, Iewa, Sept. lst. 1870.
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C. p. sHELDON.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Collectionr.
~ and other business, promptly attended
tn.-Ofyice With County 6uperintendenB In
basement of Court House. 4m0
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Physicians.


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. U. q. FIX
aminer of Pensioners, TIPTON. Iowa,
Once and Residence opposite IN. Palmer
H0use. "a 20 q ~
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" DAVENPORT, Iowa.
A nrst class Hotel, convonjeatiy situated
In the heart Of the city. f5es bus 10 al
~ ~ xsus11 in. rressss.er.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. EXAMINER
OlHonA0neru, Upton, Iowa.
- Reet1enee on the second block east
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-1- -IliI'
tlotel.

p0DE HOUSE.
DY E. e. POHHr. CLARENCB, IOWA. A
ID new Hot1i throughout. convenient TO
the depot, and kept with the utmost regard
to NE oom1ort, conveu1once sud satiefacttOn
III caeeeuSDrn. vf7nt2
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four thousand postal stations, mana
ges the telegmphic system, insures
the lives of al who can pay . small
premium, grants aunuities, and has
taught the people industry and thrift
as well as the love Of knowledge
When it's powers are enlarged it is
difficult to see why it must not en-
gross q large share Of the capital oi
the country that is not in use, supply
the state with all the money it needs,
and the people with ceaseless tide
of information.
As the sole manager Of the tele-
graph, the Post-office has proved sim
gularly successful. The government
purchased the lines at an extravagant
rate, and was misled by the ownesl
as to the amount of the returns. Yet
with all the disadvantages Of an i'm
prudent bargain, the new systsm
promises to be profitable as well as
usoful. For small sum, that doea
not vary with the distance, : message
may be sent to any part Of the king.
dom; it may be dropped in . alettel
box or left at postal station. Tn
uniformity Of the rate, like that q
postage, has proved . strong attsac'
ton, the messages; according 10 tn
last Post-olBce report, have eiincreaset
to 15,OOO,O 900, or at the rate of 3OO0
900 yearly Uaususl accuracy y %
tained. The press is enlarging h
use of the wires with extsA0e1inas.
rapidity. The telegraph b rspidt
becoming constant mode Of eo1ms
nication Tor III classes, ard the ava
rice Of stockholders o. the oxtrava
gance Of directors no logger iaaPee
the interoOarse ofs E1glis -. -.
charges vii 10 idss66 - 6d!
u reduced, ord telegrsphis Stanatn1
4 tion be madc almost - cheap - 90
tai. Nor can it be long besore o.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-13
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help.

Among the miraculous cures mentioned by
Rev. Michael Mueller, C. IS. R , in his little
work on Our Lady of Perpetual Help, the fol-
lowing interesting statement is given for the
ediication of readers. 1t attests the powerful
intercesson of Our Lady of Perpetual Succor
and her great love for her devout clients:
A good lady of Boston, Mass, was afflicted
for fifteen years with q very painful aud dis
tressing disease. Her husband spent hundreds
of dollars to effect her cure. The most promi-
nent doctors of the city and elsewhere pro-
nounced her disease incurable, especially as it
was hereditary. Having lost all hope in hu-
man aid, she prayed with all the fervor of her
heart, during the solemn Iridium in our
church, to Our Lady of Perpetual Help. On
the second day of the Iridium MAY Doth,
1871, she was completely cured. After the cure,
the last doctor who attended this lady called
on her husband and asked him how bis wife
was. "She is cured" he answered. "Cured,"
said the doctor quite astonished; "who cured
her 7" 1.-The Blessed Virgin" said the husband.
1.-THE Blessed Virgin Who is shef You mean
the Mother of God 2" asked the doctor. Eyes,
the Mother of God" replied the husband.
"Where does she keep her Office z" asked the
doctor. sin that little church on the hill,"
answered the husband. At this the doctor
shook his head in silence, walked away and
never after returned.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-13
DEsTIrUTIoN AND SUFFERING IN NEW YORK.
At recent meeting of st. Johns Guild, New
York ono of the spaakers said

DEsTITUT1oN AND SUFFERING IN NEW YORK.
At recent meeting of st. Johns Guild, New
York, one of the speakers said:
In this city there are %. $50 tenement houses
occupied by teeming population of $4,000
people. OF these, the largest proportion in
some way toll for their daily bread, and yet no
matter how small may be the lodging place, it
is to each of these individuals q home. Two
thirds of these many thousand are children
who will yet at some future day control the
welfare of this city. OF the $50, 900 workers
in these houses it is safe to estimate 10000
are out of employment These not all
starving, but they are pawnipg article by
article of furniture and clothing. They are
not to be treated, Glass; criminals nor
professional beggars.' 1t is our duty to bridge
over their time of trouble and preserve their
self.respect by the kindliest Efforts This can
be done by che plan of house to- house vista
ton. St. Johns Guild has practised this for
the last eight years, and by means of visitor
to each block of tenement-houses immediate
attention to all cases of want has been secured.
Our rich know but little of the inhabitants of
these tenements, and yet they outnu Der To EN-
two to one. The winters restitution will be
widespread; thousands even now are without
proper clothing fuel, and we shall be called
upon to bring our noblest feelings into play
and let the motto of all be, "Whatso'er ye
would that men should do unto you dc ye also
unto them"
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New York Herald, Dec. II
Thorough"

New York Herald, Dec.
Prince Bismarck's course in Germany, as
it comes to us illuminated by the debates
in the Reichsteg, reminds us somewhat oil
the course of Lord STAFFORD, the Minister OF
Charles I. Understanding" says one OF
sources of the party to which he originally
belonged, STAFFORD had matured vast
political scheme, to which, in his confiden-
tial correspondence, be gave the name of
thorough His object was to do in Eng-
land what Richelieu was doing in France
to make Charles as absolute a king as any
monarch in France, to put the whole peo-
the courts of all authority and punish with
merciless severity all who murmured
against the government or applied for re-
lief from its despotism." When we ace
what Bismarck has done to Count Arnim,
when we read the tone of his speeches in
reference to Alsace and Lorraine, his
naughty, scornful avowal that he sympath-
lied alone with the wishes of his imperial
master and cared nothing for the people,
the fury of his treatment of newspapers,
Catholic ladies and great noblemen, we are
reminded of the policy which STAFFORD en-
deavored to impose upon England.
"Happily," says the historian, ''the peo-
It is serious question whether the people
of Germany will be too strong for Bis
marck. While Germans must recognize,
as, NO doubt, they do, the great genius and
achievements of this statesman, it is i'm
possible they should rejoice over q policy
like that of the last four months. Before
Bismarck initiates Strafford and his policy
of Thorough" it might be we'll for him to
remember that the people of England are
of the same race as those of Germany, and
that "happily the people of England were
too strong for" his famous prototype.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-13

It il a curious fact that while business OF
every kind is depressed and the wages of
labor are being considerably reduced, the
price of billiards, and boiled chestnuts, aud
opera tickets, and horse hire, and sleeve
buttons, and devi'ed crabs, aud other
necessaries of life, remain unchanged.
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T AIDES HAIR EMPORIUM.
NINE. E. MULLER,
(LATE E. CRozAD.)
Removed to GOA Magazine Street.

Has received her Fall Stock of the latest Parsis
styles of
COMBS. HAIR, JET, STEEL AND GARNE
GOODS, NOUvEAUTES
for the Hair and Bust with everything appertainiI
to the identifying of the fair sex.
Coulbings made up and all required alterations AZ
repairs promptly attended to and at most modera
no0N tuS
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F. o. GREvE,
CHINA.

r o. GREVE, -
AP0THECARY, M
English, French and German DRUGS with the 80
reliable PATENT MEDICINES
An entirely and fresh stock and prices Moderate
Prescriptions carefully and correctly prepared day a
night.
se97 tJai So Corner Jackson aud Magasine ssrssta.
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Tea drinkers ordering their supplies from the
Great China and Japan Tea Warehouse,
No. Camp Street,
NEW oRLRAHB,
will from Twenty-Five 10 Seventy. five cents on
every pound of Tea they consume. besides getting
paatable article into the bargain. The following
are o few OF our leading varieties;
lost OOLOHG W y 10
Best BkEAkFASE tSouchong). .....---.--.. 70 :.
Beot AL (S5roonD.---. j 90 -
Best GUNPOWDER tGreenl. leo
Best YOUNG TYSON tGreen)- 40 -
guarantee all Of the above be strictly Teaa
Our prices for ooong and Imperial Teas from SO
cents per pound upward.
We have o good, strong. welfa Black or Mixed
Tee at 60 cents per pound, which We recommend to
largo oonsumers-
Orders from the country, unaccompanied With the
cash. will be shipped by Express TO DO collected de-
livery Of goods. Checks. drafts and postofce orders
should be made payable to the proprietor,
J. j. MARTIN,
No. Camp street New Orleane.
N: B.-We ship Teas TO all points in the Southern
States je25 7tIy5p
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Never forget that the saint whose name you
have received in baptism has been given to
you for your protector.
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MAGuIRE's REMEDIES
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

MAGUIREE CUNDURANGo. LIVER. KIDNEY
and BLOOD BITTERS, the last and best Of ali nhNSF
widely known medicines, 10 the only KIN veecaskae
substitute for Caiomel or Mercury in sny torn. Al
persons " neither youug DID, who may be suilsy9R
from Constipation Biliousness Liver Kidney Gem
plant, should not fail 10 keep tho CundurapEo eua,
ALI deepse1ted secretons from The eysten. thas ~
Malarfous Fsvers or other diseases. One theRUaaE
trial fails TO eonvi tho most skoptcnl 81 10
virtues.
Sold By all Druggists.
MORRISON 81 WOODWARD
BoLE AGENTS,
Magazine Street
II ApSan
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ST. PATRIcK's HALL FOR RENT

This magnificent Hall, the LARGEST IN TIE
COUNTRY, will be completed about the 18th of
December 1t is admirably adapted for entertainments
of all kinds. Lectures. CONCERTS, FAIRS
BALLS. etc.. and will be rented ut VERY MoDER-
ATE PRICES.
The four elegant STORES tho ground floor front
ing on Camp street. and the BARRooM, REsTAU-
RANT. with all oonveniences attached, fronting on
Lafayette street. also for rent moderate prices
Apply to JOHN HENDERSON,
Hibsrnia Insurance Company,
no22 81 tt No. 81 Camp street.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK
BYTRE
NUN OF KENMARE:
History According to Fact and History
According to Froude."

The ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF CORK will be forwarded. post
FREQ, for six dollars in gold, to any address In
America by sending postofiee orders or checks for
for tho above amount to SISTER NJ. FRANCIS
CLARE, Kenmare. County Kerry, Ireland.
Thisimportaut work will contain q true History of
the Civil Wars in ireland during the Reigns Eliza
beth and Cromwell. and complete refutat!on of Mr.
Froudes falsehoods.
Amongst the numerous subscribers to this work arc
His Eminence Cardinal Cullen, for three copies; the
Right Kew. Dr. Delaney, Cork the Marquis Of Ripon ;
the Protestant Bishop DR.. Fitzgerald; tho Duke of
Norfolk; the Earl of Kenmare. and many Protestant
nobility and literary men: Lord Ca,ingford, Lord
Aberdare, Mr.. Lacky, etc.
Sister NJ Francis Ciares works hold the rank
in English literature. The Civil Service Gazette the
leading organ Of the English literary opinion says
Miss Cussck has demonstrated that she possesses the
highest capacity for works of this kind
T Please remember the poor in Ireland, and send some
help to Sister Mary Frar els Glare for Christmas
dec 4t5p
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G STAR ANn CATHOLIC MESSENGER. SUNDAY DEeEMBER 49, 1874
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.

FOh CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
THE LARGEST AND REST ASSORTED STOCK
BOOTS AND SHOES
cHLDREN's WEAR.
Is now opened and for sale Mt
WIN. HOGAN'S,
80 and 1O1 $1,000 Canal Street. 90 and 1O1
LATEST FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
STYLES,
At PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION.
This immense stock has been PURCHASED FOR
CASH, and must be SOLD FOR CASH.
The ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION that goods cannot
etc the public mind should be disabused Of and VIM
HOGAN bcgs to offer the following why he
CAN afford to sell first class goods at extremely low
prices:
/. He buys direct from the Manufacturer.
9. He buys for Cash.
3. He buys Auction Goods.
4. II. manufactures largely himself.
Purchases are made in large iots at wholesale rates.
and can be disposed of at Low RATES FOR CASH.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
fine stock Of Cent? and Boys celebrated CABLE
SCREW WIRE SEwED BOOTS and SHOES always
hand.
WM. HOGAN,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN BOOTS,
SHOES. TRUNKS, vALISES AND BAGS,
80 and l0l Canal Street.
r large number OF REMINGTON SEWING
MACHINES to be sold at factory prices to close the
machine business.
All orders promptly attended to. del3 5p If
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DIED

PuRCELL-In St Louis Mo, Monday. December
y, 1878 at Is minutes to o'clock A. M Edith Helen
aged six years and one month native of New Orleans
La, youngest daughter of Maggie and Joseph A. Pur.
PURCELL-In st. Louis, Mo, On Monday December
at nia o'clock ~ George Aloysus, aged years
Two months and sixteen days, native New Orleans
La, youngest son of Maggie and Joseph A. Purcell.
p DoNT3 p Wednesday: December .. 1874. at
Mount Bellew. parish Of ouRhiart County galway,
FLfNN-On Wednesday morning. December 9, 1874.
az O'Clock, Ann Flynn, wife OF Maurice Flynn aged
eighty four years native of the County Tipperary
seven years.
BERkERY-on Thursday. December 10. 1874. at
Z. M Mrs danora Berkery. aged seventy ak years n
native of Nenagb. County Tipperary. Ireland.
FITZGERALD-on Thursday. December TO- 1s74
Mr margaret Fitzgerald aged si1ty i've years. native
OF the County Tipperery, Ireland
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03

salvation and redemption of Louisiana
depend upon an immediate movement
upon all the Offices as we'll those through
which the election will not be conducted
as those through which it will.
There is something more than suspicious
in this over anxiety. 1t may be accepted
by our friends at the North as convincing
proof that the Democrats have abandoned
all hope of success unless they can again
conduct the election and manipulate the
returns. 1t will be borne in mind that
all the parties to the recent agreement
touching the conduct of the election rep
resenting the Conservative side, are from
the parish of Orleans. Here they have
some hopes. which we. however. believe
to be futile, of carrying the city by small
majority. They have. therefore. shown
their willingness to leave their country
cousins to the tender mercies of fair
election. in the hope CT securing the inn
mense patronage Of this parish for them
selves. But the country cousins strongly
object to this arrangement and threaten
to revolt Their protests will avail them
They will be forced to submit
10 the arbitrament Of the ballot box. and
may as we'll make up their minds to it
without delay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
SUSPICIOUS ANXIETY.

Il the party with No Name is so scre Of
victory in the coming election. why are
they so neryeus!y anxious about the offices
a. this time: Can they 70: wait another
month: If they elect thei. candidate
FOR Treasurer by the majority which the
Tribune comic almanac credited to Nc
Emery il 1872. and which the Picayune
with approval, viz. nineteen
thousand, they viii make q clean sweep o;
the State. and have everything their own
way in \ few weeks. Yet, as the time
draws near for the expected exodus OF
Republican officials BY ordinary legal
means. according to the way the Con-
figure on: the result in advance,
the;. anxiety increases. and we hea-
shsieks from al! parts Of the State tia: the