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All Saints-AIl Souls.

The festivals of the Saints are established
that We may obtain the benefit of their
prayers, and be excited to the imitation of
their virtues.
This is Catholic teaching and we know
that during each day of the year, the Church
commemorates upon her affairs some saint
ed soul who has passed from her maternal
bosom to the eternal rest of God but as g
tender mother is careful not to neglect even
the least among her little ones, 80 the
Church, thoughtful of the countless souls
within her mystic fold, dedicates one day
to the honor of all her saints, and another
to the memory of her suffering dead, thus
enclosing within her sacred influence all the
faithful upon Earth, all the holy ones in
P0rgatory, and all the blessed in Heaven.
How truly is the Church called Catboli-
the universal mother--whose watcbfalc
ness accompanies her children through their
days of exile, follows them into the land of
their captivity, and proclaims in sublimest
aceents the triumph and the glory to which
they attain at last!
The festivals of the Church are always
appropriate to the seasons Of the year in
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31
Rights, Right or Wrong

Catholics have often been accused, and
generally with much justice, of being very
Indifferent to their political rights, or very
timid in their assertion. Sometimes, how
ever, it must be admitted they wake up
with start and make q terrible rush for
their rights just at the wrong time. The
inspiration of such zeal is of a questionable
origin certainly, if the Devil employed
himself at framing folly through which to
ensnare them to their own defeat and his
triumph, he could not devise anything bet.
ter suited to his purpose.
If illusions Of the public press were to be
relied on, an illustration of these reflec-
tioDS would, perhaPs, be found in certain
incidents of the recent Ohio election. It
was of exceeding importance In the cause
of general morality, of public decency, of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

The Mobile Re0ister announces the death of
HOrtenSo Collins, n native OF Mobile, at the
ago of los years. Tho writer Of the obituary
Gays:
During her life time, az maid, wife or widow,
fee different flags have been flung 70 the bret ze
IN different sections Of what is how called tho
United States OF North America, viz: Spanish,
French, English, United States aud Con fedoT te.
Born and reared Roman Catholic, as sho
lived, 30 abe died. For nearly three years last
past, the Rev. Father J. 7. Tracy has attended
faithfully TO her spiritual wants. Her death
was, through his ILLUSTRATIONS, a perfect
euthanasy, for those vino were with her in her
laAt moments knew not the exact time of her
demise, 30 quietly did she paSs from animal
life to Life Eternal.
The Rev. Father delivered feeling eulogium
on her Christian character at st, Roses Chapel,
and did not leave until he saw the earth cover
all that was mortal of HortenSe Collins.
NoTE.-A happy coincidence Her descendants
now living, children, grand and great grand
children, are one hundred and five, exactly her
ago. A remarkable fact-during her whole
life she could thread the finest needle without
the aid Of glasses.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

ALTAEs AsD GRAVES. OK THE CHURCH AID
THE DEAD.-This 10 the beautiful subject which
Father Ryan has chosen for the lecture be 10
TO deliver next Tuesday night, Nov Pad, IN st.
Theresa's Church, for the benefit Of the Camp
street Female Orphan Asylurn. The time iS.ap-
propriAte for . discogrse On this subject and the
reverend leetursT Is, pSobabIy, the one person in
the South nost peculiarly fitted, by TeaSon OF
his prieStIy character and splendid gifts as an
orator and poet, IN treat theme Of this
nature. After the lecture, which will com.
Eaence At u O'Clock, there will be Benediction
Of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

Auditor Smith, II Alabams, the only State
executive ofRcial who Is n Republican, has
Published & letter warmly supporting the new
conStitution. He states In his official capacity
rs one who hiss charge of such matters, that
tho maximum amounts to be paid ont for State
expenses In case the new constitution ball be
adopted, will save annually, as compared with
the old, s2G5. 900. The change proposed in the
school system, he says, 10 n wise measure, and
will increase the amount available for the pay
of teachers. Nearly all the white Republicans
Of tho State are for ratifying the new consti
tuition.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

OFFICIAL CORRUPTION IN PENNSYLVANIA. -
The committee appointed by the House Of Rep.
resentHtives to investigate tho affairs of the
Treasury, report that the investigation has de.
veloped the following facts;
From 1864 to 1874 there was n yearly over
charge on the interest on the public debt the
different treasureTs taking credit for paying
more than tho State debt bore. The grand
aggregate thus unlaWfully taken from the
State Treasury In eleven years was 81, 1873 AOl 65.
2, From 1870 to 1874 there appears to have
been an excess Of premium charged in pur-
Chases Of gold to pay interest on gold bearing
bonds, amounting in ell to Sl2l ,427 90.
Many other fraudulent transactions wero
brought TO light, but those mentioned are the
most important. Referring to the action Of
the oz.Treasurer, who refused to appear before
the committee, the report says:
Certainly IL 10 fair to presume that all the
charges made are true, as the Treasurer did
not appear whom lawfully supGnaed, and ex-
PLATA or deny them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

81. MIcnAEL's PAEIsm.-At High Mas to-
day, 800 o'clock, the Rev. II. Begley, 8. j., win
preach. This evening, at 3 o'clock, the third
Jabilee procession Of the pariskionerS will take
place. The procession last Sunday was very
imposing, being competed Of all the societies,
children, lSdiea and gentlemen Of the parish
the Rev. Thomas Hsalin, Pastor, with a rnEn-
Dor Of acoIytes walking At the head.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

A HANDSoME DoxATIoH.-From tho Superior
Of the Mount Carmel Convent, VeTmillionvIIle,
La, We have received q request to publish the
following lines:
The Sisters Of Nonnt Carmel, Of VermiIIion-
Vile gratefully acknowledge the donation Of q
handsome horse, barcuehe and set Of harness,
the whole valued at $50, The gift Of Edward
keenan,, Ksa., OF New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

Several thousand poor people who wish to
and inexpensive AdornDents for the graves Of
their " dear ones gone before" may be glad to
know that among the most appropriate and
tasteful objects for that purpose, are those
new and marvsllously cheap IL cent framed
pictures. at the Catholic Agency Of Mr.. ChAs.
u. Elder, 124 Camp street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

Father Damen, the great jesuit Missionary,
IAsely gave 9 mission in st. Patrick's Church,
Brooklyn, the results Of which are thus
Summed up: 1900 Comnunions, $50 adults
prepared for their First Communion, and
twensy-seven converts admitted into the
Church
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On Saturday evenings. 9Th, 18Th, ard 2otb,
and Sunday evenings. 9TH, i4,b and 2ist OF
November, at Gao o'clock, enter. ain uepts for
the benefit Of 81. Francis Church, will he given
in the hall, corner Second ard 81 David streets.
Bee advertisement
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Give your order for wood and coal to y, ~ r.
Meehan, Esq, manager Of Ms. Frys wood yard; -
NeehAn has n large supply Of wellSeasonea oAL'
and other wood, which he sells at the lOWeSl
prices and delivers, free af carriage eAavgs' 70 al
of the city, from the Barracks to Carrolton'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

We understand that the Jubilee professions
Of the people Of the parishes Of 81 Peter, st.
Vincent do Paul and Holy Trinity will take
place on Sunday evenings, Nov. 1+th, 2ist and
18th,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

The EcclesiasticAl Conference for November
will be held at the Archbishop residenes on
Tbursdsy, November Alb, at 10 o'clock.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31

Houvoautes in ladies goods, at BrRselnan &
Adams, SEQ Magazine street, corner ST. Andrew.
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cALmDAR OF TIE WEEK.

The Feast Of all Saints is Holiday Of obi
gallon.
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yOHN>oN-FATST-On Tuesday evening. Feb
ruaIy 80 l-.5, ST. Paul- church by the Rev G. G
Madinger William Frederick johnson to Miss Anna
Mary Faust, both ofthis city.
Iberville. La. Galse- ton Zen. ana Quincy, III
papers please copy.
WELCkER-AI BEETIN-in this city, on Feb
IliaIv -. l-. at the residence of the bride by Rev
Father Simon, Mr.. p. Welcker a native of Germany
to Miss T.. Aubertin, of this citNo
No cards
GARDNER-On satll,Pae. February e1tY az :.
a. NJ. Helen, daughter Of Mrs. John Decves and
below ed wife of NJ. D. Gardner
The friends OF the family those of nen Brother
VIM. H. Dceve., aud Of Mrs +. Gardner are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral which will take
place from her late residence 6a iaennir street SUM
day Evening. February -, 1873 at 3 clock
SEGEIt-At the residence ofhis parents in AYsier-
on tuesday. the I'D inst, at O'Clock p NJ. Conrad
son Z" y. H. Se~ei, a native OF louisiana aged nine
teen Years and five months
GR1MES-On Sunday. the .Hst instant az s o clock
T.. NJ, William Clarke Grimes aged twenty seven
years IA native OF Alexandria Vo-. son 0& Mrs
CatlIer inc Grimes.
Alexandria. Va. paper. Please aopvo
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Scene at the Gr0cer's.

Lady linquiringly) Have you stddines:
Grocer Blowing We have Madame.
Lady-Une Of the medium-sized boxes, if you
please.
Grocer proceeding u wrap up box Any
thing else today Madame:
Lady with searching look taking up the box =
But these are not stddilteS.
Grocer (aih smile SO childlike) o. yes,
Madame, same thing: call them Ocean Trout.
Lady very decidedly But these MT the
same. This is the same kind Of article Dr.
- sent home BY my servant last week. when |
ordered shddines, and not wishing to tolerate
such deception, | have decided 10 no longer
patronize him
Grocer confused by the remark Of this new
and very desirable customer, quoting his brain
with a scratch wei, really, Madame, if | have
llis-tated the article beg many pardons. I'm
very sorry, but we are often deceived ourselves
in purchasing.
Lady going, without taking the box,-Un-
donbtcdly.
Grocer Cooking abstractedly at the box, and
thinking Of his early school days as the lady dis
appears Well, I'm hanged, O-c-a-a-n Trout
don't spell Stadites anyhow.
MOral-Recipe for grOcers to prevent their
trade from thinning out
When customers desire certain article don't
urge different one upon them.
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IN VI EMORIANIn

WILLIAM CLARKE GRIMESeA gcd - years a
native of Alexandria, Virginia.
devoted son and afectionate brother and a noble
gentleman left the earth on his inevitable errand to
his God, when the subject Of this remembrance died
In the very blossom Of a mans if. when every
hope and every cumulative influence should have
clustered around him like guardian ministers Death
came 70 him and withcred both his promise and
the fond aspirations OF hose that loved linn.
We should not Ton him, because his esen,-
pary life, his Christian faith and til. manifold viz.
tues that snnobrd and Sanctitied his existence have
already spoken for hin, into The Of the angels.
that remains ?" those VII" weep his grave is
to wear his sainted memory i'll Their hearts tails
man OF love. peace and rest remembering that their
loved on' waits ior them upon thu shores of eternal
bliss. \ FRIEND.
If
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Smother s1nti- CODpr0miser.
PHILIP WERLIN
ADMITS NO COMPROMISE

Asto the merits and supremacy OF his PIANOS and
ORGANS He does not claim to sell all the lead
inc makes of the world but he submits with Just
pride he.names of the following eminent and world
renowned makers whose Pianos and Organs he sells
Chickering & Sous. Durham & Sons Weber
Pleyel and The Avion Piano Forte Company. Also,
Estey x Co, the largest ORGAN MAKERS IN THE
WORLD and f. p Needham Co.. makers of the
SILVER TONGUE ORGANS.
PHILIP WERL1N has ample and varied stock
of all these and many more makes. any of which he
will sell Al the most attractive prices and terms and
fully warranted for FIVE Or MORE YEARS.
Also on hand Pianos from 30 10 s20a in perfect
order and warranted.
Pianos Of amy kind style make rented reason7
ably
PHILIP WERLEIN will be glaY 10 welcome his
visitors at lis PIANO and ORGAN WEREROOMS
-. 50 - and 90 liaronne street and take especial
pleasure in shown. them the variety and quality os
his instruments. F2- Wea Frlm2dp
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IN MEMORIAL.

OFFICE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS J
New Orleans Feb. %, 1S1J. !
The special committee appointed to give expression
to the ,adlened feeling, Of this board in the sudden
departure of JOHN YOUENES-our worthy Fire
Warden-tlom his earthly duties, beg leave to re
port
That in his renewal have lost efficient,
honest and faithful oiccr-"ne long tried and never
found wanting. On Saturday, tile 18th OF February,
inst, in his usual health. lie attending 10 his
duties that night he called 20 his home in the
heavens.
For almost one and twenty years had lie been con
nected with thi, board His appointment dates back
to October, l-5i from the very commence cement of
the Office Of Warden and during these long years
never has there been heard the voice Of censure for
dcrecton Of duty but he kept unweakened and
unst.ined the hearty confidence Of every member of
this board.
From exposure and over fatigue in the performance
of hS duties his health and strength filled him his
physician advised him to visit some European springs
Deave of absence granted. his salary contn
ued and hl~ expenses paid for the journey, showing
the strong hold he had upon the friendship of this
board and the high estimation his services were
held.
He aeemsH peculiarly fitted for the Duties of his
office. He was special iavorte Of the whole Fire
Department, whose confidence he Won and retained
to the hour of his death. With honor unsullied he
seemed to have but one leading, guiding conviction
which duty. This often lie him i'll the investi-
CATIONS OF the origin OF CONGREGATIONS TO
min@le with the authors and with those suspected of
crime nd fraud Whilst unrelcntngly severe in cases
of arson proven his kind heart always leaned in favor
Of the accused until proved guilty, 10 whom he was
ever ready 10 give the advantage Of every doubt.
In him fully verified the ada-c that, AN
honest man is the noblc,t work of God.
We earnestly mourn his death. We sincerely sym
pathize with hi. afflicted family, and we suggest that
this report u, inscribed upon records, and copy
OF the same b. sent /" his widow.
TIIOS. A. ADAMS,
F. FOTRCHY.
j. III YES.
4. CIIIAPELLA.
We lr3de COMMITTEE.
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IN MEMORIAM.

We do not think we are making prema-
sure announcement in notifying our readers
elt the sudden death Of that unhappy bantling
called the Wheeler Compromise. From the
hour Of its birth it had been suffering from
constitutional debility, and although some Of
s.he greatest lights of the medical profession
~ere called upon to prescribe for it, all the
stimulnnts known to science failed to revive
"a dropping strength, and it gradually sank
iast night into the sleep from which there is
% awakening. At the time Of its death the
ahortlived and unhappy child was under the
Packard.
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in snare from which they could not extricate
themselves without dishonor. And they
would find to their dismay that after they had
signed the contract they had bound only
Alessrs. Hoar, Wheeler and Frye ''as indi-
viduals, and when at last the whole thing
was repudiated by their adversaries, as it
would be, they would discover how fearfully
they had been deceived and betrayed, and
how fatally they lad injured the people Of the
whole State
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Ladies who wear bustles should fastcn the
ihiug down and not meander the streets with a
huge bundle bobtling mp and down and wriggling
from side to side behind. 1t looks ridiculous
and besides, with SO many beads and bugles on it,
IL apt to make q person walking III the rear
cIoss-cyed.
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sductioH Goods to be Opened
On Monday, March l.
u. TURCoTTE'S.
1JS............... Canal street lJS

I0S- -CanHI street. I0S
White Building, corner Baronne.
large Assortment of Assorted SPRING GOODS
bought at 30 cents the dollar Will be opened on
MONDAY, March |, consisting in part of
300 pieces black GRENADINE
White and colored BR1LLIAN TES
NAINSOOK and VICTORIA LAWNS.
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
p cases LINEN LAWNS at Is and ia cents.
LINEN DAMASK and TOWELING.
Black and Colored ALPACAS,
FURNITURE PRINTS and DIA1ITY,
200 pieces IRISH LINEN at - a piece
> cases white TNDRESSED LINEN 90 Ne sold
at 20 cents on the dollar,
cases Soft Finished COTTON at sc q ward
eases a. Soft Finished COTTON at Ole u ward
10 bales Brown Sea Island COTTON at - cents,
j eases 40 SIIEETING at - cents.
eAlso-
A heavy STOCK Of Plantation Goods sucN "a Paid.
Osnab ergs, Checks, Jeans Cot"nades Etc. below
prices. F2S
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THIRD DIVISION,

Phoenix steam Engine Company Na-.
Hope HOOK and Ladder Company MOB.
creole Steam Engine Company Nog
Louisiana Stealu Engine Company No 10.
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No i.
Persesefance steam Engine Company No 70.
fhIAiclphla Steam Engine Company No H.
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The tp,ai> az Commerce says that out of
POO, 600 watches manufactured in Europe
sud America, in 1870, Switzerland alone CON
.gbuted 600, o9l: France. holding the second
p,ace, but greatly behind produced 800. COO;
england, 2ae,0uy; and the United States l0O,-
300. The canton Of Berue supplies the
s-eater part a the ordinary watches. about
s4&,ddo yearly; Geneva, devoted 70 the manu-
t4tture Of tie better sort, makes 15O, 600 a
year. The canton Of Vaud confines its labors
generally 70 making the works. exported to
she number OF 10000, and the canton of
NeucAetel i the most productive. alike III
quantity ana qHaAty yielding one half Of the
iotaI value hitherto tho observatory at
Neuchatel hi' lone me most ior the regrl-
lion 81 va. Lt4
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MARRIED I:

MOI>E-HKENT- At Fairfax plantation st
MaryS parish Tuesday February ed 1o.5 at tn
residence Of tile brides grandparents, Z. T. Mois
and Amelia VI. Brent. No cards.
Charleston =. g. papers please copy.
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An Oswcso county IN. W paper received the
fpllowmg notice for publication, signed "Sophia
Baker: g | FORBID any Lady 10 marry Henry
smith for he Is engage and sent for his intend
wife to Carthage and he has not showed his face
and if he gets married Will arrest him and put
him in STAY prison or 20O0 dollars fine in cash. !"
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Book sellers and Stationers
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f2- It2dD
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Wagner, the Isle Of Shoals murderer, says tina !
aiyd viii not allow him to be hanged, and that a
miracle will intervene on the sca1old TO save him.
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The foreigners III Congress aggregate fifteen
Schnrz, The German, and Jones, the Welchman,
comprise the Senators and in tic House are
ave lrishmen, four Scotchmon. two EnSlishmen,
d Canadian and Mexican.
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4 London actress refused to accept packet OF
diamonds worth 50, 800 which noble lord sent
hr recently. Good girl.
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Eyrich, that prince Of bibliopcsts. says bust
less is br;k and lac wants to mako il briSie.
Eyrich wants country merchants to know that he
sells books and stationery as low as they can
3uy them East, and We firmly believe lie does it
ii fact we know it. Send Eyrch your orders
sad prices viii lie sure to suit. Eylch has the
Abilities all he wants are numerous orders from
country merchants
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TorcHsroNE.-" So-so" is good, very good,
very excellent good and yet it is not it is but
ao-so Art thou wise As lon like II, 1cJ
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Carpet UareAOnSe,

H-.--..-.-.----- Charities street. ....i.
CARPETINGS, Wilton, administer, Velvet Rrn.
sela Tapestry, etc. etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS English AMI American
MATTINGS, 200 rolls White Cheek and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES Table and Piano Covers
Variety.
8URLAPS Table ana Enamel OF Cloths, by
r. Sd" eea!dp A. 2R0USSEAU
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On tie plains Of Texas is fond Il little flower
called the Compass flower" which i'll all changes
,of @ind and weather points its leaves invariably
to the north
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Tie French Minister Of Justice has just learned
1aat young woman executed thirty years ago
Was innocent.
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Iiton testified that his mother. in law was a
Nerv eccentric woman. She once clutched her
husband, the Hon. n. L. Morse, by the throat
with such powerful violence that she had to be
r quenched with chloroform. "At tho same
time in saying this" says Tilton, 81 can bear
testimony to the innate kindness and beautiful
affection of her nature