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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-02-11
Great Need Of the Times

i pure tea 1T q low price and as e are deter
~ n,t 10 supply this ucci, it Is 10 your interest
90 Ieip Us ~ sending on Jour orders at once.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

Comprising walnut Parlor Chamber and Dining Room
Suits Beds Bedding Mattresses Mirrors Brussels and In
grain CARPETS. 30 Catalogues At sale
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

u B. HERTs SONS, AUcTIoNEERs,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, 10
ON MONDAY. AUGUST 80. AT Io1< O'CLOCK
AT NO. 25s WEST FoRrY-THrRD STREET
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

Comprising Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets French
Pier Mante Mirrors, rich walnut Parlor and
Chamber Suits Beds Bedding China, Glassware, &C. Ia
Cat nj aalA
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

T COOK, SELLS MONDAY AUGUST 80 AT IoK A
O. M at No 2252 Third between 122d and f23d
Streets the entire Stock Fixtures and Machinery Of the Con-
fectioney asry and Ice Cream Saloon Jars Mirrors Ovena
Pans Mouds, Candy Machines, Pot Ice Cream Freeser
Saloon Chairs Counters Shelving full stock Fancy Candles
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

ON MONDAY. AUGUST so. AT II O'CLOCK
AT NO. 2s7 ELIZABETH STREET. NEAR BLKEcKER
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT FOR THE WINTER
and year-Our newly revised lists be had at either
No 8 Pine street IS East Seventeenth street.
L. H. LUDLOW 4 co.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A TO LET IN WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET,
IL. three story private House, well urnished will
reasonable to responsible tenant Address box Post
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A LARGE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE, SUITABLE
n for boaders and centrally located at low rent
niture, which must be purchased Address OCCUPANT,
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

FURNISHED HOUSES.-PARTIBS WANTING GOOD
IL reliable tenants obtain them immediately, Is
have several applicants waiting by sending all particulars
r. E. AGENT, Station d.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

CHEAPEST FURNISHED ROOMS IN NEW YORK
~ At Central Park splendid air; 81 per week up for
sleeping or housekeeping. Inquire Of WILLIAM CRAW-
FORD Madison avenue, corner Elghty-sxh street, take
Madison
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

The stock comprises old wlncs Chsmpagnes
Brandie Holland Gin Scotch Irish and domestic Whiskiea
Havana Cigars &c also fine Brandies and Hollands Gin Id
bond together with Store and Bar Fixtures iron Safe M
&C. &c the goods will be sold in lots suit dealer
hotel keepers and private families Catalogues may be had
Monday the No. oe Broadway at the Office o
the anctioneora Terms Of sale cash By order Of Alvin
Burt ESQ.,. Assignee.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

N ELEGANT SUIT OF PARLoRs, NEWLY PAINTED
n and furnished hot and cold closets suitable
for party Of gentlemen physician dentist house first
class. As West Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

BEAUTIFULLY FRESCOED, ELEGANTLY FUR
ID nished renovated Residence Murray Hill Fifth
avenue, lease responsible family 500 monthly
dress LANDLORD box $3.50 Post office. Possession
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A THREE STORY HIGH sToOP BROWN STONE
II House, newly and completely furnished; all modern
improvements in perfect order; vicinity ST. James Hotel
private family only Address H. H. box 26 Herald Uptown
Branch
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A FULLY FURNISHED DWELLINGS TO LET IN
IL. choice locations boats and exceedingly
low REEBER, 22S1 Third avenue, 124th street.
Harlem Savings Bank building.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A NICELY FURNISHED FLOOR, THREE ROOMS.
"a every convenience for housekeeping rent $s5 per
month"; including would let separately desired re-
spectacle reliable parties only No 1872 Seventh avenue
Twenty first street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

I LARGE ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR TO RENT
Well furnished aud every way convenient and desirable
bathroom attached location good lit West Twenty eight
street
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER
M Sale by order Of the Supreme Court Of No 60 FROM
Ell LUDLOW co. will sell at auction, on Tuesday,
August 81 1875 at II o'clock at the Exchange Saesroo
No. Ill Broadway,
(sae the direction Of Charles Il Hldreth Esq Res
eree Front street.-the valuable Lot with the four
brick Buildings thereon known No GO Front
tween Old and Coentes slips; lot 20 5Hxs5L
JOHN N. BOWERS, Attorney.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

ITO LET-SECOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF THREE
large rooms with bath; two Rooms third floor high
stoop house Union square, between Fifth and Sixth
avenueA Address HOME, box 1913 Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH
~ large clothes closet attached let single gentle
man without board bath, gas private family 123 West
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03
Obio @aiienfreunb.
Daniel S'9Durfc's Srrfabrtcn.

20 gbenteuern oes 9oniel O'&ourfe 9e=
b6rt, oo6 pie ,ueniec ,uiiien Die l1rlobe
oller bies sleits unb jenl leits erlebten @e=
fa6ren, 1>no bod mar lie feline onoere,
ols oab ct unter Sen Maucrn ber (per=
Dcrten) @bufa Burg eineel6lafen mar.
SD femme ben Monn re6t gut, ct pobnt
in Dem Sbol non Sun9rp SiQ re6ter
S5ono an Der 2anbtrobe Die no1 Son=
try fiibrt. St ,par sur 3eit, mo- er mir
hos lcytemol sic @e16idte er5dbltc, Elm
alter Mann nit 9rouem Soor uno rotbcr
No1e uno es mar Den 25. Suni 1913,
ols i6 lie BON 1einen ci9enen 2ippcn
bDr!e. Ct 1ab eben 1lno rou6te feline
Yfeiie unter einem olten goppeltoum
cs ,uar an einem 10 prd6ti9en N6enb,
ols nod je elmer am 9immel 9etonoen
Dot. sS6 Gattc bic 96blen ouf Der Dur=
]ep 9c}eDen uno sen Mor9cn Su @lcn9a=
9riff 5u9ebradt.
Sd bin9 i9on oIt on9e9an9en luoroen
Serr, es gu ersablen uno es 1T oober ndt
6os erltemal. @ebt Ser @pbn unieres
0errn wor ouf 9eiien 9epe1 1en jenleits
in Sronfrei1 uno @panien, luie cs bel
ben jungen Serrn @itte il t, e6e man nod
cttuas BON 8onoparte p0er Ieincs @le=
den 9ebDrt batte, uno mar nun 5uriid=
oefommen. Sci ber @ele9cnbeit ,uorO
Ser sansen llm9e9eno elm SET 9e9cben
nno porneDm uno 9ering, Do6 uno ME-
brio arm uno reid ein9ela0en. Gs mo-
rem louter Gbrenmdnner bonn alien
@6rot un0 &orn nit eurer GrloubnlB
lei es 9e1a9t. Gs 1T wobl einem Elm
b61es Wort Derous9efabren ooer Damn
nn6 ,pann Elm Ycitl9enitrei6 ous9ct6eilt
,por6en, freili@, bod mir botten an Gnoe
feinen @1ooen bapen NIB lie luaren 10
lcut5eliq uno orti9 ollcs lief ouf un0
ob uno ieoer mar tau1 1enbmol >pilltommen;
ia nogte feiner wesen ocs D}ietbSinics
uno BET eerinsen Mittel oo mar faum
Elm Ya9ter, Der nidt BON Der @liloe lei=
,es 6errn mebr ols enn1ol I'M Sobre
Belpeile erbielt. Sebt iits freili6 onbers
bod Mil i6 bopon id'ueisen uno eu6
l:eber meme @ei6i1te erSdblen.
9lllo, mir batten olles aufs gclte uno
pollouf mir oben nnb tronfen, mir ton5=
TN unb Der jun9e 9err tonstc bel Der
@ele9enbeit nit @rct@cn Barry, oamols
Elm 16Dnes Yaor bp6 jeEt ilt's ouN
porbei. I'm midi fllrs su folien, iA be-
fom bel Ser @ele9enbeit, iuie man su ia
9en pFe9t, einen fleinen Sicb ; oenn i6
ernnere mid ni6t re9t, uie es fam, bob
i6 ben Ort pcrlieb uno bo6 perlieb
id) i'm bos lit 9cluib. S@ oodte bci
mir bu ,pilllt bi6 oufma6en Su Der
N1aria Gronobon, oer weilen Trou, unS
ein @ort nit ibr iiber bas jun9c &i96en
reben, bos not6luenoi9 bebert Ieln muB.
l1no als i6 10 ouf Oen @@rittteinen quer
bur6 bic Turt BON BolDosbeno9b oobin
9ins, uno 81 ben @ternen aufbldte, nno
mid lesnete marum? es mar unierer
Trouen Sag, 10 9litt mir Der Tub ous
nno plotl1 ! iiel i@ ins @olier. 9pnner
nuo Soeel, oodte i4 jebt biit on per=
loren! Snbelen bub ib an 81 l6mlmmen
unb Su ibwimmcn INNER 5u, mas i6 nur
tonnte, bis ieb cnoliG ouf ir9eno cine
Mrt, benn wie cs su9e9on9en 1T >ucib
tein Menlb an elmer elnlomcn Snlel
lonoetc
SD panberte bo ouf uno ob, o0ne su
wi1len, ,pp0in id ponbcrte, bis i1 sulett
in ciinen 0rnEcu Sumnf oerirth Scr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03

ousfnbi9 MAIDEN, tpie i6 Dineingef
lpor unb mein 9ers marc talt Dor Mn9It
oenn 9epiB un0 tpabrbaftig bas mubte
mein Sootenbof ,perben. Sd) 1ob oo
ouf einem @tein, lpel6er 81 gutem Slid
T9 ba neben mir fanb, rib mi3 IN ben
Saoren unb blies SriibIol na6 9(oten>
ols ouf einmol Ser Nono bunfel poro.
SD blifte ouf nno fonntc beutlib etlpos
| 1e6en bos f9 5uii0cn mir uno benz
Moubc be,ueg gte ober id ton1he ni6t
looen, mas es wor. 0o0 es fam ber=
o6 nit elmer &rollc lno 16oute mir 9e=
robe ins @c]idt uno >uos mar es onoers
als Elm Moler? 70 aut ols je elmer our6
oas 2ono &erry 9eflo9en 1T. ST i9oute
mir ocyobe i,1's @c1idjt uno lpra6 {:
uDoniel O'9lourfe luie 9ebts cn@ 2"
v@ut, @crr, iN bonte cu6," ont'portete
i9, vi6 Mill bofen> i6r befinoet eu6
>uo6l ;" m06reno i6 MIDI nidt Senug pel=
uurbcrn fonnte, bob 10 cin 9loler |pro6,
,uie Gin G9ri1tennenl6. ~gSos brin9t
eud bicrber, 9oniel?" lp:o ! cr luciter.
v@or ni6ts, Serr, id ruiin1@e nidts, ols
ooB i0 mpDlbcboltcn ,uicoer ST SOouS
,pdrc." ssSbr m06tct ollo 9erne pleoer
pon Der Sniel fort, 0oniel 2" rTrcili6
6err" lo9tc itb unb ersd6ltc ibm ib
bdtte up1l einen Srppfcn 81 piel getrrnz
fen , un6 mdrc ils gBo1ler 9efollen> ollf
oie eSn1 cl 9e16lpommen uno cnoli0 in
oielen @umpf 9erotben uno jebt ,pilBte
i6 ni6t >pie id) uieoer berous lollte.
u9oniel" lpro6 CT nod einem Su9en=
blid Na6Oenfcn, ~es mar bon eu0 1ebr
un16idli6, an un1erer Trouen Sag cu@
all bcroul den, bp6 bo ibr ionit Elm ebr=
borer, mabi9er N}onn 1eio, Der orbcnlicb
in Die Mellc 9cbt uno no@ mir uno ben
Mleini9cn ni6t nit @teincn luirft pber
rns I'M Teloe no616reit, 10 lett cub ouf
meincn 9iiifen une baltct cu6 felt oo.
nit i6r ni6t berobf follt, id uiQ cu6 aus
Die EN- @un1pf tra9en." "2iebcr Scrr>"
logte i6, viD fiir6te mr. ibr treibt euren
@1crs nit mir ,uer fat je 9ebDrt oob
| li1 elmer rittlin9s ouf cines 9lolcrs 9iis
den 9elebt bdttc 2" r9luf mcin Gbren~
mort" er>uioerte CT, ncs lit mcin p6Qiger
Grnit, uno nun ne1mt mcin Grbictcn an,
poer fon1nt 1m in biclcm 9unlpfe. 3u=
Dem iebe i9, 0ob cure @@pere ben @tein
linfen mo6t."
Gs mar lcibcr wobr mas CT lo9te,
oenn iN fonb, bob Scr Stcin jeOcn Nu=
oenblid inter mir 5anf. SD Dotte feline
9gobl unb ooNte bel mir : luer iuo9t,
9cpinnt 4! uno bos mo0tc mir Nfutb.
SD oanfe Gu. @nobcn" lo9te ib, ~fiir
bic ersei9te 965li1feit unb mil cuer gil
tioes Grbieten onnebmcn." SD beltie9
ollo oen &iiden bes 9(Hcrs uno bielt MIDI
felt an ieinem Sols. Gr erbpb lid in
oic 2u5t, ols ,uQr' CT einc 2erDc. Sd)
pubtc nidts bon Dem Gtrci6 bcn CT
mir 1piclen mollte. Gr fog INNER b0ber
ouf @ott lueib ruic melt. ~s(6cr 9err,
| lag 9tc id 5u linn, >ueil ib ooGte Der ge=
rooe We9 no6 Soule ludre ibm unbc=
fonnt bod iberans ortig lo9te i6 5u
i1m, benn i@ mar ednSlid in leincr &c.
malt vm6ge es Giu. 0nobcn 9cfallen,
uno in5cm id cs curcm belicrn llrtDeil
untert9dni9 onDeim gebc penn ibr Gin
lpeni9es Dcrllnterf flie9en iuolltct, 10 fdmen
mir 9crooe iiber mcn tlcincs 0ous uno
i6 fDnnte bo ob1iben uno MIDI bel G>u
S1crrli1teit toulenbmal beounfen."
0..c...c,. O,,;,I 1,,4, ~ ,uc;uf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03

mar pergeblib. u9Sp IN oler gSelt, 9err
9ebt bic Neile bin 2" ipra6 i6 81 linn.
v6olt bein MouI, 9oniel :" antlportete
er, vbe1or9e oeine eigenen @eI I6afte uno
mil6e hi9 ni6tin bie9ln9ele9enDeiten on=
oerer 2eute. vMber i6 lollte meinen, oas
pare meine ei9ene Nngele9en9eit J." rief
ib. vYerbolte bi6 rubig> 0oniel"> lpra6
er, uno i6 1o9te nidts mebr.
Gnoli6 Iongtcn mir an, ober ouf bcm
Mpnoe 1elbit. Stun, ibr t6nnts BON bier
ous ni1t 1eben, obcr BORT 1T t, ooer bort
lpor su meiner 3eit, an ber @cite bes
Monos, cine @i6el, lebt in fol9enOer
@e1tolt !" Gobei n1o9te 9oniel NIT
Ser Gpibe 1eines Stods in sic Groe einen
&reis unb rc@ter 9anO einen 1i6clf0rnis
gen 9oden ooron.
uGonieL" 1o9te Scr Qlolcr rpon Dem
lon9en Slug bin ib miioe, ib babe teinen
Ye9riif bopon 9cbobt, bob cs-io loeit
,udre." ugber >uos in offer gSelt, Dot
Gu. 9errlibfeit bcluogcn, einen 70 ,uci=
ten gHes su MAIDEN? itD 9cluiB niht.
9obe id ni@t crludt> oc6tten uno 0cflebt.
nur Elm bolbcs Stiinbden suriid5ubufen?"
vl1nniibts @efNwdti DonieI ;" 1o0te er,
vib bin l6redlih ab9cnottet bu NH #
obltcigcn, NIB 10 longc bi6 ouf Den 0}onb
nicberlollcn, sis iO MIDI erDolt Dobc."
SD ion MIDI ouf Ben Monb leben,
ouf bos tleine> runOe Sing ga :? ni6ts
Qc,uiljer, ols ooB itb i'm erlten 9(uQenblif
berunterfalle un0 perloren bin, uno tobt
in @tiicfe 5erlbmettert: SIR leiO elm
l6dn0li1er Betrii9er, ia bas 1eiO ibr !"
~9lidbt gon5 unO gar, Sanicl," Io9te er,
vou fonnlt Bic 5iNcl er9reifen, bie on
Der @cite bcs Mon0cs berausro9t un6
0i0 boron feit 9oltcn." ~S6 miQ o6er
ni6t", lo9te i0. vGs 9ebt ni6t anoers> 1"
la9te er 9ons 9elalen ~luillt bu ober
nidt, licber Monn, 10 9ebe i'd Dir einen
@dub uno einrn &lops nit meincn Sill
seln oosu uno ibide bi6 binob ouf ben
go0en, wo jeOcr &no6en BON Sir in 70
tleinc @tiife 1oQ 5er1dmcttert weroen,
ols friibmorsens Gin Sboutropfen, Der
uon eiuem &o9l6latt fdat." r9lun," loste
i1 Su mir, 40 ust Dot mibs gcbrocbt,
oob i6 MIDI nit eures9lei6en eingelo}en
babe" uno cine borte Gerluiinl6ung linn
surufeno, bomit er luiibte, luos i6 9elo9t
bdtte, 1rrong id nit 1tbluerem 9er5en
BON Ieinem Giicfen fobte bic @i0cl unb
loB nun oben ouf Dem M}ono unO es
NOR Elm perluiinl9t taltcr 6ib, ocs fam
iD eu6 1osen.
9lls er MID 10 bublb ob9elebt botte,
'uenocte cr 1id at mir unO 1o9te u@u-
ten Mor9cl, 9oniel O'Nourte, itb Dobe
oi6 ortig er>pil0t 9u bot mir ppri9ca
Sobr mein 9let bcroubt (oaron botte er
uobrbofti9 &cd)t, ober >uie er bos ber-
s9ebrod)t fat, 1T 1dpcr 5u io9en) unb
sur Ger9eltung mubt bu es Dir 9eiallel
loGsn, beine TubloDlcn obiutiiblen, wenn
bu ouf Dem Mon0 ber>lml 6loonflt >uic eir
@obn Der ouf9ebdn9t 1T, I'm oorno@ 81
| |i6lo9cn."
sit oos olles uno lui(llt bu MIDI AM
oie1e 9(rt perlo0en, buYe1ie bu 2" rief iD
vbu unnotiirlithcs G6cu1ol, 1T bos bos
Gnoe BON beiner 9icnHferti9feit? Sal
Ou per11immcln mD6tclt, frummnoligel
2ump! bu uno beine 9onse Srut !" @aE
bolf oGes ! er lpreitetc lsine 9roEen md6:
t9cn Gd>pin9cn bon cinonocr broh II
(outes @el0Ntcr ous uuo ilo9 nit Sltb=
| ,s5 Lv,(;,f,;t Soh;u 9 ~ irhrip INN n n,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-19
ITO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM,
GOUT AND NEURALGIA.

In view of the numberess sufferers afflicted with the
above painful maladies. feel induced Offer the
ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE.
This medicine proves be only successful remedy
in this line, for it has almost always given instan.
taneous relief and most permanently
the disease. During the last
of persons in this city and State
the majority of those ing my preparation recovered
by the Of but bottle. Should the patient
least find ~ relief after the the
frat bottle that person undoubtedly not suffering
from OF the above diseaSes. 1t Ia but
fret began advertiAing this remedy, although
have successfully used the for years
with the most satisfactory results, and it has now
quired hnch widespread reputation that cOnyinces
the most skepticAl of its sCurativc powers.
OF the many thousands who have been cured, will
only 10 the following we.known citizens of our
citv who have ali aligned the following card:
Orleans, have used Mr. w. l. Iurg.eewicz's ANTI
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that il
really posArEIcd tho medicinal virtues the
ahov" AnYerteu ent and therefore do cbeerfuly
| recOmui erG tho saIne u the afflicted
James Kcgan owner Of livery stable, No IA Baronne
Etresti stephen Krauss corner AnnuncIatIon and
WRshn gtou streets: Charles Rormer proprietor Of
saddlory store. No g3l Tchoupitomad street Guth
grocer Cen 1hvur and NagAL street=; Capt.
Boyd EobiuBOn. No $50 Ranpart street. Mrs. a mn
. Heron, No. 3-e Camp street; ID. j. Wckea 40 IUj
st. A udrew street Cant Wu. Claiborne tIar i.nu
Brew No. Vi.icre street; George SJcucrnagel
No L. Nillnrc street W. AIf.Eg sk No 1ciOu.
ri;ouias Etfccti Jean Durann No - GRtnnic street;
| Cant James S,ly-.icr No I4l C!A-les .
sra. 81 j. Bruu mldHiio, No. 81 Magazine
MIC. T. SIehraudt, ridwIi" No 81 Camp street. II
II. F1"gan chief gua2or United States Gu. So;
. +. 1hIosHaR grocer No 3Gt Magazine street.
W. l.. JUEGGELEwGCI, pruryist
Cor N"2"1.u" ard Th4I1a -ts NcH Orl"an', Ia
/ lT.'t q. per h0t'l" uy3u - ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-19

five low come home to our own Duntry
We will GDd that we are teDdiDg In the
same wrong direction and towards the
same wrong end. The rapid accumulation
of capital in enormous mAsses, the control
Of il by few peTsous, the monopoly of
man ufactures By mammoth companies are
all working powerfully 10 reduce the work
Jog cassfs down to u cOndi'i1n similar to
that TO which they have been brought 10
England. Ground between the two mill
stoDes OF com mbiDRtioUs OF capital the
ore hard, aud combinations Of labor or
the other, equally regard es- of the person
a. freedom and equally hostile to hi. per
SOB al inde bdeDce, the working IAN is no
l"nger bis o1n master. ThrOOgh frequent
strikes the tate Of lie wages II norninalIy
big but bis high ~agr- enter into the
coAt Of every ariIc': ie ma: bay aud con-
sume, aud Increase the cp-t OF iIEiog. The
lon z periods of IdeDrs-, enforced toy strikes
make bic high wages far lesa be bt fetal tia
would be coz staDt emp'o ment at 10 ~er
rate Of ompe nsstion.
These, tbep, are the results Of advanced
ideas Their advocates, looking at the
resuIts. might well hesitate. Bot they do
not. They look simply at the results. care
Iess of the misery aud blinded to the down
ward tendency which those results are pro
ducIng amongst the millohs in every land
in which these advanced id-a-7 have
sway.
1 here is a remedy, the only remedy for
the Ills Of this and every age, the oaly
remedy which can overcome the self .hr c.s
and ambition Of men. 1t is the influence
and power Of the Caurch working freely
yet authoritatively upon al! classes of
society. This, however, the world, acting
under the influence of its "advanced
thoughts" will not allow. Hence it is
evokIng the fruit Of it's own doing, eating
"appes of Sodom," far to the eyes, but
bitter TO the taste, and filed within, not
with luscious meat, but with ashes and
noiBome dust.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-19

TT I. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
70 " ~, y and 50 Peters street Nato Now Lovee near
Poydras, New Orleans,
FOR IuE SALE or
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCE
Good Supply Of the following articles always
PORK BACoN. LARD. FLOUR
CORN, OATS. BRAN, HAY. CORNMFAL
POTATOES. ONIONS, BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS, ETC, ETC.
Cash Advanced on All Consgnments (not perishable).
Shipments Advanced On Must Be Insured in My Open
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted All Business Entrusted
to My Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS
In the execution of your commands, in the acknov.
edEment OF receipt and advice of sale of
ments, and IN remittug net proceeds accompanied
with account sales.
| All orders for Western Southern Produce filed
promptly at the lowest market rates Satisfaction
always guaranteed, commission charged for execn
ting orders for goods which may have on hand fni,
commission charged for selling all consignments
| ocS - ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-19
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Nos. A, and Bolton Street,
DUBLIN, IRELAND

- AO11'A A'' ---..-...-----.P Proprietor.
t, ne is extensively patronized by the Irish
Families and tourists will fnd in If the 2 for+ ~ =
home combined with moderate chargeS and aSsi5r1,,S
i, aGs and Cold Baths Large and elegantly appointed
S--N OOAeS %s0Vm' mEss 6m
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ACHIEVEMENTS.
a REMARKABLE CURE OF RuEUM aTISM PER
FORMED IN NEW ORLEANS BY DIR ROBERTS
1867.

No. IFS BOURBON STREET
Orleans. June a. 1875.
In January. February aud March, 1867,
fl ned my bed with inham AtoIy rheumatism. m
and limbs being terribly swollen. had been
given up die by family physician, and had been
in unconscous condition three days when Dr. Rob.
erts called to In ten minutes DR.. r. bad
completely psychological to all pain
became conscious and arose from the bed and
walked several times the room The Doc only
gave three treatments by vital magnetism, til
| every vestige of rheumatsm removed at this
| moment enjoy excellent health
| jeI3 I'm Mrs. A. FOUG.EREAT.
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SrE"N" MEH Strength Of character con
slats Of two things power OF vii! and power
ui rrIi-rch'raILt. l. f,qwTcs two things.
therefore, for ItE "NIr,crCI -Btrong frchugs
aud Il strong command over them Now,
wo very o:ten mistake strong feelings fur
strong character. A man who brarn all be
fore him, before whose Wild bursts of fury
the children of the household quake, be
cause he has his own way in all things, We
call him strong man. The truth l. he IL a
weak man it is his passions that are strong
he is mastered by them, is weak. You must
measure the strength ola man by the power
of tho feelings hc Bubducs, not by the power
of those that Bubdue him. And hence cOmpO-
sure ia often the highest result Of strcngth.
Did we ever see IA man receive fragrant
injury and then reply calmly that man in
morally strong. Or did We ever see "A man
in anguish stand IA " carved out of solid
rock, mastering himself Or ono bearing
hopeless daily trial remain silent, aud never
toll tho world what cankcred his home
peaceT This is strength. He who, with
BtTOug passion, remains chaBte he who,
indignation within him, can DO provoke
yet retain himself and fOrgivey these are
stropg mon, the moral heroes.
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CHEESE
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CHEESE.
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800 BOXES CHOICE NUTMEG CHEESE.
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50 BOXES CHOICE N. Y. CREAM CHEESE
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n. A. WILCOX,
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. ROBERTS
- CURES ALL MANNER or
CHE MO-. DI $ Il A S S.

New Remedies No matter who has failed
you. When hopelens is the ii ne DIR. ROBERTS great
healing powe r"anifeHted.
Office I4a CANAL STREET. Consultations free.
Office hours, 8 A NJ. to 4 =. NJ.
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p L. CUSACHS
Has Removed his Drug Store to
H------.-----.- Royal Street t.----.----.T
Between Bienville and Customhouse streets,
One Block from Canal street,
where be will heretofore. continu his wellknown
business of importation of
DRUGS CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS,
DISTILLERS', OVERS AND TANNERS
mY3O Cru MATERIALS, Etc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-04

ably feeling the lack Of that sympa-
thy, did not go through the pro
gramme. The clog dancing was by
all pronounced good, and doubtless
the whole performance so far as they
went would under different circum-
stances have been at least passa bic.
The Windsor Ball Club played
with or against the Quechee club on
the grounds Of the latter, Saturday.
and whipped them.
The Windsor band visited the
gu'f Saturday evening, and together
with the Qucchec band were enter
lained at the restaurant.
About $50 was the cash receipts
at the Gulf restaurant Saturday.
Visitors to the Gulf are said to
have been more numerous than ever,
Sunday
Rev, Mr., May and family are
away on their vacation tour.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-04

seuechec.
Sig Blitz gave an enthrtanment
at the Village Ha. Saturday evening",
drawings full house. TIA pertor.
ahce gave~good. satisfaction. Not so
the cheap jewelry presents which he
dispensed at close Of show.
A troupe of MINISTRIES, evidently
noyices to.the profession, attempted to
give show, on Wednesday evening,
but the idea seemed to prevail around
town that the artists were from
Woodstock, and that this was their
very first appearance on the stage, and
thus prejudice was created that was
detrimental and the consequence was
that few attended the show, and evl.
IDENTIFY a portion at least of those who
did attend were not in sympathy with
the performers, hence the latter, prob.