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MEDICAL.

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Residence and Ofice $50 At. Charlie. ..r>.
Between Clio and Calliope
Slate at Geo. A. Fosdck Co a. az Csrondelst .t,e.s
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED, \ ~
At home from to 9 A M, and S to7PM n
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RAILROADS.
nj EW 0RLEANE, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
SAIIROAD COMPANY.
CHEAT JACKSON ROETE.
Commencing on SUNDAY, October 81. 1875,
$50 z. III.
Trains depart ana arrive as follows
(From Csllope Street Depot)
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. I'D A. M. Express, 11:3O P.I
Mail ....... s. 80 P. M. Mail 49,. 1890 P.
Accommodation every Monday 1879 A. M.
Pulininn Palace Sleeping Oars ta, ouah to st.
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati.
Only one change OF sleeping cars to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at ~
Damp street, corner Common.
1900 A. D. SHELDON, Agent
-. = rh,lSJ. ten1 Manager. apf9,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22
AnDerika.


Senator I h mr. man finan(-
nj azce.
Baltimore, Nd IS. cerce. Sana-
tcr Thurman Ohio, pfedstavitel demo
kracie Ohia n vjidce demokrati senate,
Jest Baltimoru senatora Davise q
West Virgine hoteln Park naysteyou
VGera pfedstavil Sc mn ieden redaktod
Baltimorske Gazetty, ably sc jej otazal,
co sondi tinancnim Glanku demokratic-
Ike plattormy Ohia. Thurman vyslovil Sc
veci te yelikon upfimnosti. Demo
kraticka strana Sc pry ttto otazce roz
chazi Nahledy ' kolumbusske platior-
me projeven6 mohou Sc pokladati "a W.
raz mistniho minGni. Demokraticke
stran6 by sc kfivdilo, kdyby sc ohioske
demokraticke platformy soudilo, ze celia
prodchla jest duchem inhace (rozmnozeni
papird). Kdykoliv Sc obchodnim sv6-
te penezni tisen objevila, zadano rozmno-
zeni papir6 nyn6jsi perioda necini to-
hoto pravidelneho zieyn vyjimku.
Infacioniste nalezaji SO obou polite
kych stranach. Thurman jmenoval re-
publikanskeho kongresnika Kelleyho a
iin6 vynikaiicI republikanske poltiky,
ktefi sou pro rozlnnozeni papirove me-
ny. Kdokoliv 81 pfeje, ally pti pfisti
presidentske volhe demokrate zvit6zili
nem6ze pratt 81, ably phi teto voIbe o.
hio strana rdpublikanska yyhrala.
Republikanska strana Ohio Jest take
pficine financni otazky rozdelena VI
dvi; finantni clanek ieii platiorm6 ies
neurcity da SO TAX onak vyloziti w
nikajici demokratitti kongresnici Ohio
pfejou 81 vice zelenakd. Thurman ovsen
Jest rozhodne pro tvrdou menu. Ze c.
lnmbns nahledy svymi nepronikl, men
vinou ieho nezasluhnie pry, ably mu V,
citan byl nedostatek mravni odvahy, pre-
toze ratitikaGnim shromazdeni prot ii
nancnimu tlankn demokraticke plattor
my nevystoupil On pravi, ze by to by
10 byvalo jak nemistne tax nevcasne.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22

INDIANSKA ZALEzITOST Sc IA
MOTAVA. Indiansk( komisat Smitl
jednoduse vsecky obzaloby popira a mi
nlstra Delana vsi zodpovednosti sproSfuie
lellkoz tyz do sprdvy indianskeho odboru
Sc nemchal, zadnJch pfedpisI iemu
(Smithovi) ne6inil, ale pouze ndvrhy eho
$ ohledem k dodavkdm schvaloval.
Avsak professor Marsh media sc touto
drzosti pomast. On tvrdi, ze posledni
pokns Smith6v seDe, Delana a iednatee
Savilla obhdjiti ci omyti, neni nicim il
nym nez vyznamnym podskokem. In.
dlanska kOmise, kterd svGho casu na led
natelnu Red Clond byla posana, aby roz-
liGne stiznosti prot iednateli Savillovi ii.
nym osobam podan6 vysetfila, zdrzela Sc
Y Red Cloud pills llratky cas-, nez aby
vse dtikladnG vsestran6 byla mohla vyse-
tfiti mnoh6m Sc mylila, Gemz n6kte
ri Glenovt jeiiindiansk6mu departementu
zpravu dali. Chtii jeho nezvratntmi do
klady provazenou zpravu osabiti nebo DO
konce zvaziti staron zpravou indanske
komise, ktera pry ostatn6 iedinou pfizni.
son JEST re vsech, jenz Sc indiansk6m
odboru nachazi, Jest pry ien pokusem o
obeiiti nepopirat9lnych skutkH. Veiein6
.iez prof. Marsh ma spravu in
dianskou vznesl, isou urGit6 q podrobne a 4
isou nezayislym svedectvim provazeny:
pokud tytaobzaloby, jenz Sc jak indian
sk6ho komisafe tax agenta Savilla t}kaii
vyvraceny nebudou, potud nema we )bec.
ne popirani Sc strany komisaie reimenfi
vahy.
Mluva tato Jest zajist6 velmi jasna a ur
eta. ,,Vyvratte, Gim vas vinim." mluvi
professor Marsh; ,pokud tax neuGinite,
nusite byti pokladani "a neschopn6, ne
svedomite a porusene iIfedniky, ktefi "a
'luhnii lautpas."
Repnblikansk6 casopisy vyzyvaji iz
oresidenta, ably Delana propustil dosa-
'enim lersiho minisira repnbikanskou |
tranu posilnil, nebot vna ieho Jest prf
'filis zicjmd.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22

ianosti Sc nalezal. Kdo takovym ucenim
chce spasiti clovecenstvo, ten nechf ntoGe
nekolika lemn rovnyni posetilci ob6ho
pohlavl n6kam do pustin zkusi spaso.
nosnost leho nejprve sam ma sobG svych
nejhorlivGisch stoupencich.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22

vstani II erce egovin6 s.-
Londyn. % Gee. Jak isne tomto
list6 napsali, nkazalo sc pravdiv5 b}ti
Povstdni Hercegovske nabyva Gim dal
| tim vetsich rozmerd. takze turecke voiske
ktert Herzegovina lezelo, ma potla6eni
jeho ncvystaci. Tnrecky komisaf, ktery
rozkazu sultana DO Hercegoviny poslan
byl ably stavu veci vlastniho nazoru
zpravu podal, telegratoval do Cafihradu.
| ably do zboufent zeme neodkladnG vice vol
ska bylo posldno. Ma to nafzeno bosen
ske posadce, ably sc vypravila do Herce-
goviny proti povstalc6m. Tito dobyvaii
d6dinn za d6dinon. krai IN Araiem do
nucnji zbran6 schopne muze, ably sc nj
mi spoii. Jiz t6met celia Herzegovina
Jest moci poystalc6, ktefi vesm6s dobfe
ozbroieni isou. = Pravdu isme tedy deli
podeztivajce videnske listy, ktere povsta-
nj mnobo ddle2itosti nepfikladaly, re lie
zlmyslne.
PovodnG.
u. Gee V Lancashire. Yo o-kshire
a sousednch hrabstvich strhly s. yekt
lijaky, ktere vsecky potoky ieky nesmir
ne rozvodnily. Reka Calder talk yelice
vystoupila, ze bfehy ieii daleko siroko "a
topeny isou. Mezi EIalifaxem Bambe
yem Jest vsecko zatopeno, nekolik Mic v
Talmardenu Eastdondridgu stoi pod
vodou. Doleisi strana SheAieldu Jest o.
hrozena moznou priitrzi hraze. Reka
Ribble take bfehu vystoupia. Take
Leicestern, Greentieldn, Forest Of Dean a
Godmanchester dochdzi zvGati povod-
nich, ktere ma nrode zeleznJch drahach
nesmlrnou skodu sphsobiy.
Zprdry staru oSent Gechach.
L olloli plzehskeho sdeluii Plze1ske
n: Misto dest6 nell jsme cel5 tyden
prudke vetry, ktere by ten posledni dro
bet vahy vysusiti dovedIy, kdyby jake
bylo.
Bidn6 pfezimovali jsme ztenceny STAY
dobytka, pc celon zimni dobu, ak Sc fika,
vytloukali islne bidu bidon. A ted? Ted
y mesici cervnn jsme op6t nuceni nedo-
statkem pice nevyhnutelnou liz nouzi o
slamu jeste odprodati cast sveho dobvt.
ka, aniz bychom vsak nell pevnou zaru-
KIN, ze zbyvajici cast budeme moci slusn6
aneb aspon prospesne uzivit. Nase mysl
Jest jiz TAX sklicena, ze kdyz patek ve-
Ger koneGne dostavil Sc d6sf, my tomu a
nj nechteli nvefiti, ze by mas mohlo ie-
ste letos prset.
Tentokrate ysak dest zahnati SO medal
a prselo skutecn6 tfebas ne pfilis slime, a.
lie hezky po cele tri hodiny. Ziznivym
naslm polim vyprahlJm lukam dostalc
Sc timto destem "a letosni jarni DOLBY pry
nj vydatneisi vlahy. Ozim ovsem liz ne
bude lepsi, avsak jafiny ponekud iest6 Sc
zotavi a zemaky, jakoz fipa, kde nemu-
sela liz zaorana byti, zachran6ny ison d,
stem tim pred 1plnon zkazou. 4 mas
zelne sadicky Sc zaradovali! Jiz nam 0,
umlraly, apomysleli jsme ma zaorani iicl
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N estastnd v6troplavba

N estastnd v6troplavba.
Chicago, llls., 90. Gee. V patek
dne lG. Gee. pustil Barnum veliky bal6n
vetroplavcem protessorem Donaldson a
redaktorem casopisn Evening Journal
Balon vznesl Sc do vyse 1000 stop ploul
mad ezerem- kdyz ami tehoz ami nasle
drjlclho dne ami Cd v6troplayc6 AMI 0
MICH do Chicago zadna zprava nedosla
vznikaly obavy, ze Sc jim ntiak6 nebez-
peel pfihoditi muscle. Obavy ty rozmoh-
ly Sc, kdyz kapitani n6kterych do Chica-
ga pfipnvsich lodi vyprav6li, ze vid6i
da jezefe cosi bal6nu a kosi podobn6ho,
ano ieden dokonce tvrdil, ze zhl6dnul na
hladine mrtvolu sedt obleGen6ho GIov6ka
Jina zprava, Grand Haven mi, ze pro
lessor Donaldson samojediny npln6 yysi-
len ma bfeh vystoupil. Jelikoz tato zpr&-
va az dosud potvrzena nebyla, nepfiklada
'e i viry. Ma Sc obecne "a to, ze bal6n
praskl do .jezera spadl, takze oba mu2i
ntonuG. Ma vyloveni mrtvol jeiich VISA.
zeno Jest S 700 odmtny. Male vl6Gn6
parnicky je hledaji.
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S klizen.

YanktOn, Dakota Territory, 20. Gee
Psenice ecmen Sc iiz znc. Sklizen Jest
neobyGeine hojna, jeikoz Cas- dosti Via
by spadlo. Kobylky neuskodily. Pse-
nitna sklizen vyda % busl1 akrH, tedy
Sedm milonI bnslh cele Dakoty takze
ma iedno hlavu $50 busld psenicc vypad
me- Ovesni a kullnfi6ni sklizen bude rov
n6z vydatna.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22

potom ' Louisiana Tennessee, kde stoif
0 10 procent l6pe. We yscch ostatnlch
statech, Texas vyiimaie, stoii n6iak6
prf conto l6pe nez loni.
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Stav bavlny.
Wns II m O. fnp 90 Soa no,or+c

""S"S tUH, 70. UCt DtPaTle-
ment orby vydal ma zaklade podrobnych
zpriv re vsech bavlnoplodnych stati vel
mi pfiznivon zpravu stavn bavlny. Nej
mnohoslibnejsi Jest bavlna V Arkansase,
o IA procent lepsi a vydatnfjsf nez loni
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Z vo d e il.

Pittsburs, Is. cerce. Prudke lila
ky rozvodnily tax velice Butchers Run,
le lide pooliz bydlici Sc obavali, ze Sc
snad letos hrozna lonska povoden opako.
vati buie. Kanaly pfeplnily SO vodou a
ulici East stale az ma til stfevice vody.
Zeny deti, bedujce placice prchaly ma
ma svahy pahorku. Nestesti neudalo Sc
zadne.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07
The Fourth of March.

Our fremen may well be proud Of the
crowded sidewalks which greeted their
pageant of last Thursday. Men, women
and children lined the streets in utter dis
regard of the rain which fell without inter
mission during the whole of the procession.
The fact is the New Orleans fire boys are
an institution. They are close approx
nation to an army on a campaign. Their
peril of course, is greatly less, still there is
a good deal of it, and many an instance of
heroism is exhibited in their war with the
fiery element in its fury. In point of
prOmptness and obedience they must equal
the trained soldier, the tap of the bell being
for them the tap of the drum and the fore
man expecting as implicit obedience as the
military commander. No weather deters
them, no hour of the night finds them too
weary or sleepy to spring in an instant
from the comfort of a soft bed to face the
iuclemency outside.
The physical experience of our young
fremen admirably tts them for field SER
vice. The rapidity with which they move
to the scene of action evidences the capacity
for sustained double-quick, a thing so very
desirable in the soldier in active service
The hardihood and fine soldierly qualities
of our ticemen were exemplified on many OF
those battlefields which, during the Iast
war; won the admiration of a world and
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

Tie wear l77G saw the birth Of American
nationality what shall We have Tor le''
A. l71jwas tue last year of BRITISH dom
inationspver the colonies, so it may De that
ls75 will be the las, year of Radical nils
rule over the unhappy provinces OF the
South. We don't profess prophecy, oUt
circumstances begin TO look like the com
ing of some such coincidence. The storm
is broken; our unfortunate eection is still
flooded with the recent deluge, but the
skies are rapidly clearing.
The Kellogg Legislature has enacted its
last farce, and disbanded. 1t is not too much
to hope that the vile parody of represent
alive body will never again disgra ace the age
in which we live. When another Leglsla-
ture assemblies in this State it will probably
be composed of different material.
The equally dsreputable concern called
Congress, also closed out its affairs about
the same time, and passed off with all lts
infamy like the dense mass of clouds break
ing away after thunder storm. Their op'
portunity is over. The country is now IL
the hands of men bound by all their prece
dents and principles to respect justice and
equity and decency, instead of being con
trolled by expediency alone, and consulting
nothing but party interests.
The voice of the people in it's maJest!
has spoken, bidding those unfaithfui ser
wants to go home and hide their disgrace
: in merciful obscurity. Unless Grant !
determined to thwart this will of the PEG
Pile by armed revolution, the next meetin
. of Congress must inaugurate new era
- liberty and prosperity.
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that its only policy Is 10 please "'u i"'-~-
than man.
I,makes one Indignant TO read the system
attic course pursued by the infdel press to mis-
inform the public during the session Oh 'he
Vatican Council.
Ri,hop Won Ketteler, of MaiDz, found IL ne
cessary TO make this public protest ne
.4res5arg Gazette hardly ever pronounces NY
name without appending to 1T fa!senoou'
The Bishop brings abundant proof to snow the
small chance the people of England mao Oh
knowing the truth as to the state and acts OF
| the Church.
Here is paragraph full of significance
| 1.-The Old Catholics, in their appeal to the
! Civil power, are doing what the Arlans uiu
after the Council of Sicea They nave oeen
| and they will be, the iBstigators OF persscu.
| tiop against the Catholic Church Bot shey
| are blindly doing Gods will. When the Churcn
has been purified, their place will kno" 'neln
| no more"
1t is also important to know that IN 1871
the German Constitution affirmed that Every
| religious society shall order and manage ltS
own affairs independently, but still remain
subject to the general power of the State"
"The laws resisted by the Bishops and Ca
tholics of Prussia are not the old laws OF their
country, but innovations intelerabie to con-
science. newly introduced, and inflicted upon
them by the fine and imprisonment OF five
Bishops and 14OO of the clergy"
Very solemnly does the Archbishop say
There is everywhere a party aiming at the
subversion of Christianity. The great barrier
in their way is the Catholic Church. They
are now openly conspiring for its overthrow
Auy one who reads the grand yet gentle
words of the learned writer will have cause te
} love his Church more deeply, to venerate hi
!, Faith moro earnestly; and he will not fail t.
thank God that in these days of subtle perse
cutions, there are such noble intellects, suct
: acute minds, such giant defenders of TIL
truth as the eloquent and sanity Archbishop
, of Westminster.
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The Hibernian Benevolent and Mutual Aid Asso-
citation.

This splendid organization, we are pleased to
learn, intends to observe the anniversary OF
the Great Apostle of ireland, ST. Patrick, with
the same enthusiasm and maguificence that
have u arked their previous celebrations. The
several Branches will attend Mass at their
respective parish churches, after which there
will be q grand parade. The details of the
proposed celebration we have not yet received,
but they have been so far decided upon that
we can confidently promise them in our next
issue.
During the past twelve months several i'm
portant changes have been made in the Con-
stitution of the Association. The most i'm
portant of these, and the only one which we
propose to notice now, is that relating to the
Mutual Aid System. Heretofore every membe
was compelled, under pain of expulsion, to pay
a certain fixed amount upon the death of a
brother member for the benefit of the family of
the deceased During the past two years times
| have been so hard that many members could
| not afford to make these payments in addition
TO their regular dues, aud were, therefore, com
PEELED to resign their membership in the AS
| ISOLATION. Now, however, it is left optional
with each member whether he will or not
participate in the advantages of the Mutual
| Aid System. 1t he does not he can sill retain
full membership in his Branch, and be will be
entitled to all the rights which other mem bers
| enjoy excepting this ono which he voluntarily
| resigns.
Under the new rule there can be NO doubt
that the ranks of the Association will be
| rapidly filled up by the accession of new mem
bers as well as by the return of old ones. Still
much could be said for the old system, one OF
the strong arguments in its favor being The
large amount of money annually distributed
unostentatiously and with comparatively nc
expense, among the widows and orphans o
deceased members. To illustrate this poin
more forcibly, we give statement of the re
ceipts from Branches for death asse sstn ents, a.
also of amounts paid to widows aud Orphan
during the past year. 1t has been kindly fur
nished by Mr.. VIM. II. Byrnes, Treasure
of the Central Board and is as follows:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

The Catholic Bishops-whether French or
German--who have the misfortune TO own the
sway Of Bismarck are, apparently, dobarred
from performing any of their religious func-
tions at all. Tho Bishop of Strasburg, in a
pastoral proclaiming the jubilee in his diocese,
had the courage to say what ell the world
kuows-that now, as in the worst days of per
secution, Bishops are imprisoned. exiled, OF
despoiled, aud salaried agents are tempted
from all parts of the world, and, without mis-
sion or Jurisdiction placed over faithful Cath
olcs forced to submit to robbery and sacrilege
by those who owed them protection. His pas
toral was Immediately seized and contiscated F;
aud the pastoral of the Bishop of Metz shared
the same fate, at almost the same time, for
language which seems to have had no political
bearing
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"Pius IN )" says the London Times Roman
correspondent, ais one of the readiest, one of the
most fluent speakers of the day. Give him a
text, and, with greater promptitude than the
improrisatori can string verses together, he can
pour forth on the moment food of elOgueuce'
lie is a born preacher, and had his mission
been to follow in the steps of Paul rather than
those of Peter he would rank among the first
pulpit orators of the day. But, although bis
natural gifts are of such an order that he re-
quires no preparation before taking up his
parable it does not follow that all lie says is
spoken on the spur Of the moment He knows
beforehand whom he is going to address. In.
voluntarily, to some extent, he must think OF
what he shall say to them, and no doubt often
seizes the occasion TO address the world while
speaking to n limited audience, pronouncinl
words we'll considered, and intended to pre-
pare the way for future events"
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"The Truce of God is the name now used
among the Irish in England for a novel form
of pledge, taken in honor of st. Patriok's day.
The custom was first introduced by the CAtho
lie clergy some years ago, and consists of the
presentation of a Spray of shamrock, around
the stem of which is twisted the words The
Truce Of God" to all who take the following
pledge:
al promise, in honor of st. Patrick, to alb
stain from intox icating liquors Except at meal
times) from twelve o'clock at noon, the 10th of
March, till twelve o'clock at noon, the 18th OF
March, and offer this act of modification for
the good of my soul, and to avert the anger OF
God, so justly deserved on account of the pre-.
valence of the sin of drunkenness"
The name is borrowed from medieval times
of almost continuous warfare, when a truce
during which it was not lawful to shed blood
was imposed by the Church from curfew on
Saturday to Monday morning. The Arch
bishop of Westminster has granted an Indul
genoe of three hundred days to all who TAKE
and keep this pledge, and of one hundred
days to any one VITO induces another to take it
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

The eloquent Dominican, Rev Father Maui
mus, will preach this evening at 7 o'clock, in
the Cathedral, On the divinity of Christ,
Father Maumus is one Of the most distinguish
ed orators in the great Order of Preachers, and
his sermons during Lent have been invariably
attended by large congregations. The sermon
on this occasion is especially intended for men
but, of course, ladies will also be admitted &c
the church. The seats in the middle aisle viii
be reserved for men, but all the other pews and
chairs will be free TO the public at large.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

LITTLE SISTERS OF THE Po0R.-"e are
pleased to learn that "ye musick of yc o!den
time " is to be repeated at st. fatrick's Hall
on Wednesday, :}l-t inst, for the benefit of the
Institution under the charge of the Little
Sisters OF the Poor, " ich is just now in press
ing need of assistance. The Old Folks Concerts
were well received, in fact many persons were
turned away from the doors because the Hall
was full, and we have no doubt the announce
ment that the entertainments are to be repeated
in Easter Week for 30 deserving an object
will be received with pleasure.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

The conflict inaugurated fortnight ago "
tween the Pennsylvania Central and the BAiP
more and Ohio Railroad Companies has besI
SO far, productive of only good results to u
people, however much the interests Of u
roads themselves may have suffered. ~
charges for freight and passengers have be-
reduced fully one-half already, and if Pres
dents Scott and Garrett possesses one-hslf y
pluck and stamina their friends claim
them, we may shortly expect to hear pl
premiums, in the shape of fine dinners or cbs'l
paign suppers, are given to the patrons
either line. The Pennsylvania Central clal'l
to have s5O,oOO,ooo to spend in the cOnts'j
whereas the impecunious Baltimore and oui
road has only S3s, OOOO
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

Rev. Thos. Heslin, pastor of st. MichaSj
Church, requests us to tender his thanks ~
kind gentleman, resident in Victoria, Tex y
the sum of seventy dollars, to be devoted !
the purposes for which the late Fair was hsll
Father Heslin had intended publishing cIj
of thanks to all those who assisted at the fS]
but has been prevented from so doing BY '
many pressing duties of his Office. The 'uj
realized through the efforts of those gV
people has relieved him of much anxiety ~
corning the parochial school, and that 10
sincerely grateful to them will be made NE,
fest by the increased efficiency of ail P"'
chial works.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

BLESSING OF ST. MICHAELs NEw SCHOOL
HousE-This evening, at 4:30 o'clock, the fine
new brick school in St. Michael's parish. oppo-
site Anpunciatlon Square, will be soiemniy
blessed. The Rev. T. J. Abbot, Z. NJ one o.
orr most learned and eloquent clergymen' VIII
preach on the occasion, taking the all-im
portaut question of Christian Education 81
his eubject.