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SOCIETIES


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Of phllnti nn tue INST Thursday anel lhH lnst
saturday ~ 'Aoh lnWlNRiy ,,sr,, 90 %
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city Of Dallas, on Inc dix Monday In paoii
~ n. CuONnER, M.E,ILP,
JuaEpH l., FISHER, Secretary
! TANNElllLL LODGE, NO.62, 4, nA,M,
meets on the second nnd lns' saturday even,
n, ~, MOWER, W. NJ,
DALLAh LODGE, M ll2 J. q A. ~
no.h 9ll w. ilst NY lh,N nnillun5 ,{el'
| j9h ol uy,"iS mo-, WI ~ lA hNll over " NJ
q, -. -, W. cuNNuH W, NJ
A. W. NoWhiN' secretary
odd Fellows.
Enreka Lodge. 4. d., q. q. T.. nicola nt
RionnTYson' h,ilas "nn1ty' Mon" W,dn.s,
INV "veni,,e. MI hnit.u"st \ niclnr2 "''''''
n l., FRANK, Ma,
JS FLOYD, Secretary,
RlDdELEH ENCAMPMENr No, %, ], .,
q, H., meets on the first aud third Friday
Hal, ' ii, q. BOiiNY, &, +.
MOIaE KAHN, Scribe.
on every Wednesday night, at Tie Gdd Eel,
lowH' Hall. q, A, CUTLER, n, u,
Gus, AARONsoN, Secretary.
TptNITV IonGE No a II u,o,ts
oycry Mnn,nv ,,I,,hi at ndl'poIio1s -, Xiii
''N'' ''''''"' H''"' y JL'rr WI
HhI MoVoNNELL' Socrela'S'
kntghts OF PStHias'
COEUR DE LION LODGE No, \, meets
every Thursday evening. Il. Ward, l.. On
r. NJ, MiorA, C. O.; II, l.. Aunspnugh V. O.;
y \ Easley, NJ, Dn prelqtei, ~ NJ House,
MM"s ut' ~ nTf''iS' ~ nisI' " u,i ny
nmwd''a ~ " ~ IA II s,,,r, Hti '
"a y" "'"' '''' - N' 80 "' 'F'"'''''
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THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |, u, q, Tn
meets every saturday hlght ~ the Ihohhs
Chupel church, 800, 81, ,,,,,,,.,,,, -, 80
AZ prcoSinV N Nv .; I've, nistortN' w. - -
DALLAS LODGE NO lB, !. o., q. ", meets
every Friday night, NJ their lodge roomi on
Main street, between Austin ana lMlnnr',,
W, ", BIRMINGHAM W. ~.
FANNIE SAWYER WIS.,
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J.H. GIBBS, n. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

.,..,,,,.,,, g,van tn the treatment of the
s,,saaeas ond deformities of the Eye and
Ear once. Hoskins' Drug. store, klm
street. Residence SIS Harwood street, near
Ross avenue.
S2d9m
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st. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus OF the second volume shows
that there Is to be no falling of, but an in
crease in its literary and pictorial attrac-
lions. Among other attractive features are
two splendid serial stories
1.-THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
by j. T. Towbridge, author of the Jack Hax-
ard stories, etc.
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NO RLANIxa.

Every ticket not redeemed with u Cash
an VIII bo received by The rnilrond COM.
pnny NJ It's incc value for the lands donated
10 the rnllroud by the state OF 1oNnA
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GONE Thirds SAVED ;

Al quantity by their perfect purity and great
strength; the only kinds made by prac-
teal Chemist and Physician, with scientific
care to insure uniformity, healthfllness, deli
tacy and freedom from all injurious substan'
ces. They are far superior to the common
adulterated kinds. Obtain the genuine. OBJ
serve our Trade Marks as above, "Cream"
Baking Powder, "Hand and Cornucopia."
Buy the Baking Powder only in cans securely
labelled. Many have been deceived in loose
,r bulk Powder sold as DIR. Prices.
Manufactured only by
STEELE & PRICE,
Chicago 81 Lcuis and Cincinnati
15deod195
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Condensed Through Time Gard
10 points North and Icnat via the
Houston and Texas Central ny
AVID CONNECTIONS.

Trnin leaving Galveston ataOO y, NJ, md
Hounlon ~ 6OD y, N. 0nd 300 A, NJ, daily, ar
rlyUg 40 follows;
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DooK pRINTIN9-we mako speciality
ID Of Book and Pamphlet Work ct the
Herald once
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LISBON GRAN No. 3, meets on Satur-
day before the second Sunday in each month,
at nine o'clock 4. NJ.
JAMES p. GOODNIGHT, Master.
u. A. MCADAhIS SeCrntnIN.
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PAMPHLETS, Blanks (of every descrip-
il toni Cards and Bill Heads printed In
the best style and at the lowest rates atthe
HERALD JOB OFFICE.
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DALLAS COUNTY CoUNClIr-Dr, j. II.
Stevens, master; r. q Swor, oversecr; W.
IL. Harris, secretary W. y. Thurmond,
treasurer; w. p, Cochran, gate keeper james
p. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas postolllcc,
purchasing agent.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE
Is easily applied, inports beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best In
the world. Sold by all druggists. Price, one
dollar box.
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Ynnnn Men,a Chrlslinn Asssocinllon.

l.. G, Reed, president; l.. NJ. Martin vice
president; Miesk Thorburn, recording secre-
tary; W. Vaughan, corresponding secretary;
A. j. Johnson, treasurer; =, IL. Clark libra
rian. Executive committee-Messrs. a. W.
Nowln, VIVA. Blair and Henry c. smith.
Finance committee-Messrs.K Knew, Russell
and ThOrnburn.
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Composition Roofing.

The undersigned, having been making and
putting ON this excellent roofing now. for
nearly two years in this city, have done
work for some Of the best buildingsin dallas,
and not a single complaint has yet been
made rs TO the quality ofour work: We con-
Time 10 puf On roofs of this material at
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ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Lenvos....... 300 A. NJ Leaves...... 800 p. NJ.
Arrlves,.... ll,l6 =. NJ. Arrives.,,,,.. 7;00A. NJ.
Galveston Freight and Ticket Office, 70
fremont street.
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York City Freight and Ticket Once,
$40 Broadway.
u. l.. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors 90 above cities VIII find these Of
hces n pleasant place Of resort their leisure
hours, whore the latest Texas papers win be
lound.
j. DURAND, Gen I Supt.
j. WALDO. ue Ticket Agent.
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81 80 PER SQUARE

On ALI roofs over ten squares md beg to refer
10 the following named entlemen, for
whom we have put on roofing, viz: Clark 4
Bryan, B. +. Luce, X. v. TompBins, Marsalis
4 Underwood, Adams q Leonard and Leon.
ard Bros, and others.
Country Work solicited.
lodsm DIB0LL q KING.
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R'Nai B'Riih,

DALLAS LODGE NO, 1O7, B'NAI BIRTH
meets every second and fourth Tuesday IN
each month. President. II. Gosln; vice pres
ident, ID. Goslln; secretary, A Weber; mon
itor, Phil. SANGER treasurer, NJ lsraelisky'
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pntrnns Of mnshnndrX.

BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the
Patrons OF lIusbandry meets ut Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urdays OF each month.
W. II. HARRIS, Master.
w. IL. STARK, ST., Secretary.
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THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |, q, q. H.,
meets every Saturday night NJ the Thomas
Chapel church,
SION s, RECORD. W, c. r.
j. W, RECORD W. SECRETARY,
DALLAS LODGE No, liS, !. q, q. ", meets
every Friday night, at their lodge room, on
Main street, between Austin aud Lamar.
W. u, BIRMINGHAM, W. o. I.
A 49, 1 ~.
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How People Should Deal With Papers That In
suit Them.
TCatholic Review. |


Our Catholic readers owe one favor to the
New York Herald of last week, which will
be very great though unintentional kind
ness if they bear it in mind and draw the
proper lesson from it. 1t published an &C
count of the public spirited manner in
which the citizens of San Francisco dealt
with two local journals, which, during a
recent financial trouble acted with apparent
injustice and unfairness to single citizen
of San Francisco. These men resented this
by resolving to withdraw their subscrip-
tions and patronage from the obnoxious
papers. 1t is here, however, that the
Herdld's true kindness comes in. 1t made
second publication. 1t is usual for news
papers to brag that they are Independent
of their advertisers and subscribers. So
they are of a few and of a score, but when
paper is hung" by party en- maSse, We
have even the example of the leading New
York journal to assure US that it can be
brought to it's knees. The second publica-
ton the Herald made was, very innocently
we think, a letter from an ex California
gentleman, telling of the success of a
similar action by the Californians of an
elder day, which was crowned by the dis
appearance of certain San Francisco
Neutrality-suspicious. name-from the list of
those journals which receive subscriptions
and advertisements.
The moral need not be drawn. In New
York the Catholic population is. at least,
one hundred thousand families. If that
number cannot have paper of their own,
they can, at least, SO influence by their
patronage daily journal as to make it at
least just to them. If they display little
more public spirit, such as that shown by
the good people of Frisco, there would be
less complaints of indecent treatment of
Popes and Cardinals, or of unjust treat
ment of the Catholics of Newark or Mon
treal, or of any town where the Masonic
aud it's kindred secret societies are agitating
against the Catholic Church.
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such brutal and characterless rabble in
this city before. Why such licentious con-
duct is permitted by our civic authorities
can only be accounted for on the SUPPOSE
ton that, as his Worship the Mayor is an
Orangeman himself, he is inclined to screen
the offenders and save them from merited
chastisement. Emboldened by this kpowl-
edge, the Young Britons give rein to their
lawlesspess, and are guilty of extravagant
excess; and it ie because no one in author
ity interposes q healthy restraint that they
become at each succeeding infractioh of the
peace more bold and defiant. Yet all the
blame cannot fairly be placed on Mayor
tach to those persons calling themselves
Catholics who voted him into the Chief
Magistracy of the city. After what trans
PRED on Sunday these self same honest,
manly and Independent Catholics will carry
a load on their tender consciences that no.
body will care to envy.
For the present we shall await the action
of the proper authorities in the hope that
the ringleaders of the disgraceful onslaught
under discussion will be promptly appre-
hended and as promptly brought to trial
and punished as their high crime deserves.
If as citizens we are to be protected in our
rights, the law will at once interpose its
strong arm in vindication of those /; I e.
A., ..ocever, .he Catholic people Of Toronto
are to be made targets OF Tor the ainuse
ment of as vile lot Of ruffians as ever dis
turbed the peace, and denied redress, it will
then become the duty of the Catholics of
this city to devise some means for protect
ing themselves. He is undeserving the
name of man that would quarrel with his
neighbor on "points of belief" There is
but one thing meaner-he who submits to
his dearest rights being trampled with
impunity.
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A. BRopssEAU Sc SoN.-Through the long
series of that Mr. A Brousseau heen engaged
in business in this city, his has been the
of commercial integrity and enterprise. he has had
the honor of being of the largest importers and
dealers in carpetnGs in the South and has always
tanned the favor of those who once made purchase of
him. His store is conveniently located at Charities
street Canal and is stOcked from the ground
to the fourth story with the most varied and desirable
goods in his line of business He has every thing from
the finest Brussels pets for the rich palace to
the cheap but elegant carpets and mattDgs in such
favor with the poorer classes Mr. Rrousseau has also
good stock Of oil cloths, window shades curtain
erals etc all Of which he offers at the most moderate
prices. After reading his advertisements which APP
pears the fifth page of days MORNING STAR these
who may need such goods there enumerated
should call and examine his stock.
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Col. A, W. HYATT, srAr1oNER.-on the fifth

Col. A. w. HYATT. STATIoNER.-On the fifth
page OF to STAR have The pleasure present
ing to our readers the card of Col Arthur W. Hyatt
ssstoner book and job printer photographer and blank
pook manufacturer The Colonel 10 practical printer
himself having worked for years the case that
contracted sphere unsuited to of kis energy
and shortly after the war; he established himself as
statloner, handbook manufacturer, etc, for which
business his experience a printer peculiarly fitted
him. Ho" Col Hyatt has succeeded in this line may
be judged by the splendid establshme he No
80 Camp street, between Common and Gravier. His
stock is Of the finest, and comprises everything that
can be thought of in the line af stationery From his
job office come Of the most beautiful specimens of
printing We have ever SEEM while his ability to make
blank books OF all 1JIs- proved by the fact
supplies many of leading bann. insurance comma.
MES and commercial houses with theira.apers cash
books etc Col. Hyatts charges are always msdsrate
in fact low render it ridiculous to send North
for such articles he has in stock make and
from personal experience the written say that one
transaction with him 10 sufficient to to him the
patronage of any who values good work prompt.
tude and politeness.
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NEW oRLEANs saving INsr1rNr1oN. Il I,

NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION - It
would be very hard. for enc thorouSaly conver
sant with the financial standing of every MAJ in town
to make up Board Of Directors Which, 40 whole,
would represent hitter the wealth. intelligence ana
worth of people than does that of Board
which has control of this institution When Nuch
inancers George Jonas, c. J. Leeds, T A. Adsus,
c. Schneider Carl Kohn and others of equal standing
at the head of aAis, the public is assured by the
fact that all 10 right If any further guarantee
needed could be found in the sterling character and
great ability of Messrs. L. +. Generes and Charles
Kishaw respectively President and Treasurer, vol
in the past history of the Bank itself, which has
successfully met the terrible financial storms of the
past twenty years, each of which seemed calculated
but to give renewed confidence in its stability to the
public. The Saving Institution not only caves the
money carefully and is ready TO restore it upon call
but pays handsome rate of interest to all depOstors
thus giving them a largo profit besides relieving them
of that anxiety and dread which feel who
accumulated little money and not having it Whero il
is perfectly secure fears to loae it any moment
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solved to carry the matter before the legal

tribunals.
Rehgion in the Army.-It is officially an
nonnced that some time since q Cabinet
order was Addressed to the commanding
omcers OF the several regiments, in which
the confident assurance" 10 expressed that
Inose snbalterDs and non commissioned
omcers who, In conformity with the provis-
ions OF the Civil Marriage Law, have been
married before the civil official, and have
nao their children registered on the civil
registry, shall be caused to fulfill the eccle-
classical ceremony and to have baptism
performed. This Order, is of course, to
Dc retrospective" The Gernaaaio cites
this Order, and observes that the fulfil
ment OF religious duties within the army
Will consequently remain unaffected by
the Civil Marriage Law.
Religious Orders.-The Bavarian papers
announce that the Catholic Popular AS
ISOLATION of Munich has addressed petit
OF suppression with which the Orders of
Capuchins, Carmelites and Francscsns are
threatened and beseeching his Majesty
to give his royal protection to men who
! have been the greatest spiritual benefactols
of the Kingdom.
Ireres.-The Aayener Volksseitung has
taken the pains to reckon up the amou ut of
hnes, &C., inflicted on clergy men of the
diocese of Treves, since the beginning of
az az o"tafh"mY: Inc total amount ID eo,-
925 marks (94,O46 S y with the alterna
tive Of ii ,074 days imprisonment.
Essen.-At the police court at Essen
1.-THE town where Herr Krnpp has his IA
| nous steel foundry 20 persons from the
town and neighborhood were prosecuted
for having escorted the Archbishop of
Cologne in a festive manner on his depar-
ture from the town a short time before
without having received the previous
permission of the police)9 Among the
were acquitted by the court on the ground
that they were required by their Off ce to
accompany their ecclesiastical superior.
All the Others were fined ak marks each
and COSTS
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A letter from Paris, dated September Gil

A letter from Paris, dated September CHI
says:
Family circles in France at the present
moment are fal!". concern at the depar,ase
OF thelF sons % join the Army Reserve. =
10" tsc7r- tly passed compels all young men
&c t"-.e part for q month annually in the
marm2vres of the regular army I; and tAis
being the first time that the law has been
called into operation il is not surprising ii
it causes considerable emotion. In effect
all orr Young meD, without exception, are
summoned Into the ranks: the itch man's
son takes his place side by eide with the
poor mans boy, and no doubt both will be
benefited by the contact. 1t is a great
step made towards bringing the different
classes of society together, and it is hoped
that it may have the effect of mitigating
that social hatred when young Frenchmen
of different ranks shall have been made
better acquainted with one another. On the
other hand thenew regulation must certain
ly tend to make US better prepared for that
near outbreak of war which every one sees
to be !Devitahte.
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CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHoUsE.-Now
that the winter months coming, people begin to
think of making their bedrooms parlors comfortable
by oarpetng them, and 1t 10 well that all should begin
to look for good house ct which to purchase and
good stock from which to select These requisites
will be found in the house of EIkin Co., and
ct their store, 1863 Canal street. For q quarter
Of century this house has stood the head of the
carpet business importing their goods direct keeping
magnificent and varied stock, selling at moderate
prices and in all respects giving entire satisfaction
And here thought, suggested by affecting incident
in the distant pact, occurs to the writer. What
agreeable and serviceAbe present could be made TO
aged mother, cherished wife sister than that OF
a nice carpet for her bedroom 1t is not necessary
to wait till Christmas or New Years to make it. Now,
at the beginning of the cold weather, 10 a more
appropriate time. At any rate, whenever you wish 10
purchase be to examine the stock at Elkin 4
Co. s, I6s Canal street.
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If there is one thing that is certain, that
thing is death therefore every Of family, be no
husband father should provide support for his
family in Of his death. This can only be done by
saving up his earnings insuring his life. By the
process, in the course of years he may save
a handsome sum, bat-and here is the dfacuty-he
may die next month, next year. By insuring
In good company like tho Louisiana Equit able Life,
OF Carondeet aud Gravier streets, at small
yearly expense lie secures the payment TO his family
at his death, wEensoever that may occur of hand
competency Think of this reader 1t is worth
serious consideration.
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LATEST AND MosT FASHIONABLE STYLES
Our lady friends will read with pleasure the advertise
ment which appears the fifth page of todays MORN
ETAR under theabove head The stock ia entirety
new and was carefully selected by who knew the
tastes of people thoroughly having years been
one Of the most successful miiners in this city Our
lady readers should call early Canal street. and
examine this splendid stOck before inroads have been
made upon it by the moro enterprsiDg of their sex
By the will also be that the
part Of the building, I6i Canal street. for rent
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MEssRs. HoEY II o'coxSoK, Aucr1oxEERs.

MEssRs. HoEY II OCoNNoK, AUCTIoxEERs.
These gentlemen have long and favorabIy been known
among the most responsible and best informed
agents in this city for the sale ard purchase real
estate stock aud scrip and for the negotiation of
mortgages, etc. They have for many years been n.
gagged in the business succeeding the popular firm of
c. E Girardey Co., in which they active part.
ners Besides their large perience covering period
OF twenty years. they have the additional advantage of
possessing the valuable plans and records accumulated
in the extensive business they conducted Parties hav
ingany business in the real estate or stock line or
desiring TO raise money mortgage would do well to
consult them. See their card on page 5.
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LOUISIANA SAVINGS BANK.-Our readers will
bepleased to notice in advertising columns
that this Bank will be open every evening from to
O'Clock to receive depOsits This will be great
Senienee TO clerks mechanics and others who cannot
get away their places during the day
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WELSH AND AMERICAN States, SLABS, Ere
We ask the special attention of builders aud property
holders to the card of Mr. Alexander Hill lilo Caronde
let street. which appears among the
the fIth page of TO days MORNING STAR. Mr. Hill
is agent for the WilliAmstown and Franklin slate
quArries. from which come the best American slate
which very closely resemble in strength quality and
color the Welsh slate. His prices from % so to tO
per SQUARE English count,
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EAR TRUMPET.-Here is good news for those
who have yet cannot hear Messrs. Frederickson
Hartc 39 Canal street have the latest discovery in
acoustics " bch enabled deaf person to hear
deaf person to hear whisper. Another good
thing about this is that it is small that one can
carry it in his pocket without Inconvenience. Being
very cheap the Pooret among the deaf
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If any of our gentlemen readers want to get
something in the way OF heAd-geAr that is at OnOe
fashionable becoming and durable, he should call
Mr.. John Frie, 81 st. Charles street. Gravier.
Mr. FrieS stock is fret GLASS; and besides he s pre-
pared to make hats, beavers etc, to order at short
notice he always sells low and gives his patrons the
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Our old friend G. J. Wagner again appears
in the columns Of the MORNING. STAR, soliciting the
patronage of its readers. Mr.. Wagner has q most
elegant stock of ladies gents and cbildrens boots
shoes and brogars, of the finest quality aud besides
guaranteeing satisfaction price and durability he
promises excellent t in each His store is
Of old At The corner Of UEsano and DanphIne srests