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ITEMS OF NTEREST.


oyI.eH sell for SIX cents each in Lon
don.
Six hundred collins sold at auction in
Baltimore recently,
The May day SnoSTtorm ia Michigan
was a. fierce a. any during the winter.
A merchant hai taken for hh motto,
early 10 bed and early to rise, never get
tight, and advertise. '-B0sOA Pot.
Robert Bonner has given $4,000 to
Rev. DR.. John Halls new church in New
York.
Eleven hundred and fifty empty houses
in the twin CITIES Of Rtts6urgh and Ale
gheny attest the severity Of the dsp'e's-
ion in the iron industries.
The PresbyNriAn General AssEmbl!
mseu in Cleveland 2Oth inst The vote
Of the PresbyteriAa indicates the adoPtion
Of term sldeship.
It il nov proposed 70 re-est1blih Uhip-
ping.plsu in CinadI, on tie ground that
imprisonment i, not an effective punish.
usnti Tor hardened criminals.
Ii Baltimore thsatrs bill for lsO7 sP4
be1f ,he nlrlss Of Mr.. Warren, the father
d William Warren. and Mr.. Jefferson,
The grandfather Of Joseph JsSerSon.
A colore1 congregation in Dayton have
decided TO iofgi,e their clergyman for
betting on three-eard monte and losing
80 Of festival money. One Of the dea.
cgns remarked, we !. ali human, and
De Eans is verry exciting
We doa't lake much stock in eonun.
drums generally. bat The fellow Who got
thh up de,.ry.s = silver medal: AWhy
hAbsv.Daper like a toothbrush Be.
eau,e eTsfy one should have one Of his
own and not be borrowing his neighborI.'
Ate, tbey h.d buried man out in
Iowa = lev DAYS AGO. somebody recollec.
ud that .ope valuable promis.ory no,es
hid been accidentally ieil in the Dockeb
Of tbe.uit in which he had been buried.
and they di.intsyrel the cotu.e 10 re.
cover thsln. iE#' AE NaH
The New York Led0,, sars: HBettef
i. the loulieal cottage exclusively to
Young married couple than the besl
apartments in PALACE with 4 mo,her.ip.
Law installed therein = Hole,, old man.
let, shake on that
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,sv'. L",Lsnd h., Lo,Js, Al, ,Jor,
him. but bs', , splendid fellow for all
that Most men vim , @bo,der si,y are
obitua,i,.J liz The Ioc,I ,,,ne, =. sr.r.
fec, gentlemen whom .obe, Ifare Sirk
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At meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Wheeling, Pittsburgh 4 BalIi-
more Railroad Company the following
oHee,, we're elected lot the ensuing year
Pre.iden,-C. ". Red, Washington. Di'
rsetor.-W. 5. Bi,.ei!, Pittsburgh W
Hsr,er. Baltimore; ]. b. Ford, Wheeling
VIM. Workman, ". W. Smith J. b
HAYES. Washington. secretsry-J. B
Wl,hing,on, Pittsburgh. CHIEF Engineer
i'll. Randolph. General AgeRt-R'T
Drvrie,. Treasurer-W. II. Iiam..
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From The Detroit FFee Pres.
The spelling hiania has reach i,s biVh.
est development II Madison comfy MI.
where q girl offers herself a pfize ~
the one Of four. sutton Who-dut spells Ire
Others. The match will be held IN 4
school houSe, and an admission lee Of
twenty-five cents will b charged, the
proceeds 10 20 toward furnishing honse
Tor the young couple. The man Who Rets
that woman for wife may count on hav-
ing an interesting spell.
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RODY PATTEEsOS, E,Q, an old resident
Of Pittsburgh, died AT the family residence
in Robinson township, Allegheny county,
Pa, on Thursday morning last, at the
advanced age Of seTenty-oDe yeaFs' lie
wa Sheriff Of Allegheny county from
l55tols5s, and Ea' extensively engaged
in the livery buGiDea for many years.
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LnunhIln,, infant Cordial.

The thiIdt eurS y hen iseihIns-io relieve imam.
mltCn u the Gums, 70 lllSy une2dnfss, " quiet
Clsc fEinA 70 pN1EnOts Slsep, tOutFe sumHeI Coi1'
FeHlfSiies " h keE4 In the family when tie chill.
dTen hTe cutting thsiT tfeth. We arr sllhg tlr01-
andS d bottisA, md hITe % hsnE The hni TSsrDOn
ny II y Bot Al We reEommeBd Ii 10 te.
NOTHEEa, have y0l . EhAJ, t,,tAia7 bals thIi
TIM The HOCEa q NIGHT Uhen you - bng iOT
Ttssl into one LOEG, WRAET DATIIHB Il NOEEi.
HENI and CLEBi CV-CY-CiV-all day and al
night bag II you 6Vt, tiaeI 70 ra1Ul, tg ON.
yibdod. kHdGiS ~ kA9o-a HEW drUFs Il lNTAEI
CDHDlAL and Jour SAli WILL h PAcITIEb, aud
EAEEgvL ETTEnS9: frpeats Al 01es 4 totils.
LACGHLIS BEDS. On, PIOFTietgrl,
YkseGng. W. Va
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JOIN H. HOnBs, Of Wheeling, and c
W. Bfockunler, Of Bridgeport Ohio
have been granted patents for ''GIAs'
Moulds" and the lIAnufActure Of Pressed
Glss, Flower and Fruit Stands"
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

ViEtn q yOathid inpEa.isnns, tsUing Pc
laAfaFs d,Iay, nsfT0,ls dsLllity, etc. hITIhE uial
10 min every kbOTn Fpns,iT, hsr fJ1Bd I Ample
sileuEs, Bhieh h vii mi i,ss n hii ielbpW HG.
t1sIA- AddIsa J. H. KEFIEs, = Nnsau STREET,
HSg YOTk. Boz 5ils. tVi
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LAVE YOUR HOUSE PAPERED By
IL l. b. PRAGER, Practical Decorator ID
Fresco and Plain Paper Hanging Cell
ing work specially. New French Panel.
Ing Tor PAilorA New Combination Panel.
ing Tot Libraries, Dining Rooms and Halls,
with DadOs and Tapestry and Danask
Filling. e.aII
Estimates and Designs furnished for
CHURCHES, Banks, Public Buildings and
Dwellings, rJa-g..a ....,,, ...'',s h.
y Work finished In vanish when desired.
Al pt1ers promptly attended 10 al Har.
boaf Z Dittman'a Wall Paper House, 1859
Main Street r't7f p f 81 mars
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PIrTsbURnH has decided to sell her
Black Maria team and enter into \ con-
!rat Tor the transportation Of prisoners
IRON one section Of the city 10 smother,
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E,11sininE gnsiiiHssl IN ti.s Pet Oaes 81 Wbes!-
Ing. saturday nsJFuihR. Nay : isfj
To 0lAIih my u the iGlLjutnS. tb- Hyllssani I'll
ylsas al ~ slTsftiS'i litter, giving lbs date u
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HART Hair! IIairl

yH,i hatins hPn b New TGk CITY. have mr.,
fh1 th2 lafgeSs stork q IlaiF sGitsb,s m ~,
4a tt u.,S9dSsyef hIDuFh 70 Wheeling AiSo iSrit
,.lsE q Hillary and StIaS gd6I1 chem JsVpiyy
Haif'tnnda, Hlrk-comla. OFRis. A. "
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TNHE PEOPLES MONTHLY FOR FER.
Il RUARY, and all the popular Month.
iies ior March received. Literary, fIlustra.
ied and Newspaper Of latest dates on hand.
All OF the above At Publisher prices,
Diaries, Blank Books and statio6eyy. !
large variety. G. n, oIJIitWy ~
fs27 1914 Nhrketst, Wheeling, W, Va
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Utbef aTtielea iB1 HFT 0ogis Il pfonTtIao
"y - one and All and you vii h. suited ii
SPY W. p. BACHMAN'g. iial I,in c,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAPIISf CHURCH
ID Cox BYRON ASD TWELFIn SIS.
Szvias tD-zadEIgv, ndrains ana sTsaiug RsE.
=. y. Wilsla, DID, 4 kiekm0n3, Va, Wha In
hall haili-g seEies q mseIinga alEing Ii pFea-
- Nsek, vi Oarzpy the palpiL An, ~ 6hsi-
- Uil d1ltinne eIery eyenilg nsIt NJ. rT1afA-
ilgti - Sei,etl I'm sGaaay seAapi3E.A
n IsCIPLEs' CHURCH-CENTREI
IL WHEELNG-F4s:0T, Il A PALLIsTA-
Eayal1E seEViaa.
LcTi's Day, AlEsst'ss
kyellns -----.--.---.----,----..----. -
Paya NSrdas WsiasaIly srtainS-- -
Sgbjstts Y dsn1sFpe ta-molTug = AaTpiay;
= a sibngne Fu{l0UsE q CArtsi" EWzisg' -IhS
s'1 az 49, NJ - IL Vsll .ls socially Iarisl
TO aiiefl strlnerrs TeiSase- nys
urANrED-A QUIET, RELIABLE FAMILY
w HORSE oas that vii trUi u h1Enss and
PsCr aBjeE tbe '0ddie- ~ e tx PISls 5N1
nyss Ca. Chlplihe and "a 81.
.NOrlcE-
he annual usettIa; q The PO0Plss' Mutual Az
Aa5fu10tlIl q " HlGEaAAAs " w. ~ NAa
q elur4inE Bard a Dlrrt1a. T1l Il hid 10 IA
Bslh Han o0EnaE q ChApliRs and IA LlFosiL %
SATURDAY, Nay stb, Isl, Al S'slek p II.
nys nc. uLRlcH, ss'L
DRAcRs FOR LADIES AND GENTS,
Of every variety, on hand and made to
TsllLiGG GLOVE A4g suspaDEa nAnufAc.
No. 1919 MARKET ST, belOE the POStOfics.
mTs
.NARPErs AND OIL CLOTHS.
~ A large and vel selected stock Of
Furniture, Mattresses window Shades,
Table Oil Cloths, &C.,
A. R MoREHEAD 4 co.'s,
No. I52I MAREET sT.-OPp. Opera House.
mys
NOTICE
n An persons knowing themselves to be
indebted 10 J. T. Iakin or j. 7. Lakin x Co,
pryor 10 March /, 1875, are hereby notified
10 call at -, Twelfth street, and settle their
accounts al once, As the old business must
be closed without further delay. Those
negleeting to do 20 will bring trouble upon
themselves. a
mys J. 4. LINN 70.
pEYMAN's BOOK BEER
AND FREE LUNCH,
On MONDAY from 9A.MtOsP. Mat
LOUIS GuAs',
mys' No. 1926 Market St
NoLD AND SPARKLING
SODA WATER,
Favored with pure Fruit syruPS Also,
Blue Lick, Niehey and Saratoga
Waters, at the
mys OPERA HOUSE DRUG STORE.
NEW STOCK. NEW STYLES AND
n NEW PRlCES.-We are just Feeeiv.
ing our second stock Of
CARPETS,
or the latest patterns in Brussels aud Ia.
grain, which We are offering at very Low
prices. ..z,.,, no
mys q. MENDEL, BOOTH d co.
NEW BOOKS
We will open to-day one ease Of Standard
Works, in sets and single volumes. Poets,
EI;-A--s-z,. sr.s-ssta-l n u L.
STANTON BROS Book Store,
mys Cor. l?th and Market
Az ELEGANT STOCK OF
Cheap Wall Paper,
At PAUL. L wINsHlP's,
mys iI49 Main Street.
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DAPIISf CHURCH Tt
ID Cox BYRON ASD TWIN SIS.
y y. Wilsa, y D. 4 Eirknan1, Va, Tko In
- hai.Iilg seEies q maeEinn alEing Ii Pc
q Hesk, vi Oer=py the pGlFiL An, IL Haei-
ia VII d'ltinne eIeTy eyenilg nsEt vi, pll1eA-
ilghi - Seiaek, I'm sGn4ly SeAaal3Eh
Al sstgiIur uyS
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DID:

HERRoH-August 10. ct his resdeece, BAnyramel,
Ennisoorthy. County Wexford. Ireland, aftor .
short illness Mr. John Herron aged ssventytwo
much and sincerely regretted BY large circle Of
rouing fiends and relatives for his many sterling
qualities which made him believed and respected by
all who had the pleasure Of bis acqaaintanes May hs
rest In pescs.-GRRiscorty WascAssaH-
DUGG AN-on Sunday. Sept s. 1875. at o'clock A.
IL. William Duggan. aged % ysars, native Of county
Tyrone. Ireland.
BUTLER-On Thursday, September 9, 1875 at lI:3o
H., Edward O. Butler. aged thirty nine yeara
native Of County Kerry Ireland and resident OF this
city for the Past seventeen years.
OWEGS-0n Saturday morning. September 4, Ie15 At
o'clock. aftcr lingering iilness. Timothy Oweps,
aged 81 yeare, native Of Castle Plunket county Ros
eommen Ireland and resident Of tins city for the
20 years.
HcDERMoTT-On Wednesday. September O. at 81
o'clock p. n. Ann Marcy wife Of Peter McDermott,
native Of Bellmouet, county Mayo ireland. aged ie
years
NcNAMEE-At 10 O'Clock 4 Tuesday September
ie1o. John MsNamee Dative Of the county Tyrone
Ireland in the Hfty third year Of his age.
| .MURRAY-At $50 A n Monday, September 9, 1875
Mary Kelly. wife of JOAN Murray aged So Jears. ma
tive OF county Sligo Ireland and resident Of this city
for the past - years
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12
IN MEMoR1AM:
HALL OF AHcIEHr oRDRR HlB.RaIARs,
Division No 3.
New Orlaann 2anta m har I9TH

HALL OF AHcIEHr ORDRR HIB.RHIANs
Division No 3.
New Orleans, September S. 1873
At . special meeting Of the abOve.named Organise
tion. the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased Heavenly Father to call
from amongst true friend and valued brother.
JOSEPH GARvEY;
Be it Resolved That IN testimony Of tho high esti-
nation in which the personal character and warm.
hearted disposition of the deceased held by and
tho community large this Division Avails itself or
this occasion to give emphatic expression the sent
ments Of respect aud admiration entertained for the
many virtues Of our departed companion;
Resolved, That seldom it is that we are called to
mourn the loss Of one around whom twined the warm
and ardent affection Of many devoted friends one
who endeared to through his many virtues and
noble qualities who in she sgonies Of his unfor
calamity, manifcsted devotion Of love for his
family and interest for those who conded their trust
in him.
Resolved. That in his death many hearth have been
to grieve and sad but feel the loss
keenly as his wife and children, absent from
the city. To them it will be . cup Of bitter sorrow.
this deep hour Of aniiction.
Resolved, That tender to his wife and children.
absent sincere syurathy in this bereavement
and that these resolutions be communicated to them,
| spread upon. our minutes and COPY cont.
| T. J. FARRELL,
| JOSEPH oCoNNOR.
THOMAS H. ROWAN,
DENIS BRADY, Chairman of Committee.
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he State Association of Hibernians of Mis-
ippi met, in the early part of August, at
kson. President Fitzgerald, on behalf of
State Association, announced that the
eess of the organization was fully estab-
sed, and that eince the last meeting year
! two new societies had Joined, those of
fkhaven and Holly Springs, and that an
p at Psulding would soon be sdded to the
He delivered q brilliant address, which
received with applause. Reports were
e by the Investigating Committee, and the
amittee on Conference with the Louisiana
te Board of Hibernians. The latter has
.Prence to an effort to establish Union be-
en- the Associations of Louisiana and Mis-
ippi. The Committee, through Mr. Cum
gs of jackson, reported that the object
I'D soon be accomplished.
he committee appointed to continue the
dependence with the Louisiana Association
sists of G. Cummings, jackson, j. A. Nc
Natchez, and ]. E. TObin, Holly Springs.
following named gentlemen were elected
erve during the present year: w. F. FitE-
eld, jackson, President; John w. Lavine.
ksburg, Recording Secretary w. W. Ash
y Springs, Corresponding Secretary; j. L.
: er, jackson, Treasurer.
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GOLDEN WoRDs.-The habit of looking
on the bright side 10 invaluable. Men and
women who are evermore reckoning up
what they want rather than what they
bave-counting the difficulties in the way,
instead of contriving means to overcome
them-are almost certain to live on corn
bread, fat pork, and salt fsh, and sink to
unmarked graves. The world is sure to
smile upon q man who seems to be success
full, but let him go about with q crestfallen
air, and the very dogs in the street will set
upon him. We must all have losses. Late
frost will nip the fruit in the bud, banks
will break, Investments will prove worth
less, valuable horses will die, and china
vases will break, but all these calamities do
not come together. The wise course to
pursue, when one plan fails, is to form an
other when one prop is knocked from
under Us, to fill it's place with q substitute,
and evermore count what is left rather than
what is taken. When the final reckoning
is made, If it appears that we have not lost
the consciousness of our internal rectitude
if we have kept charity towards all men ;
if by the various discipline of life, we have
been freed from follies and confirmed in
virtues, whatever We have lost, the great
balance sheet will be in our favor.
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REvoLUTIoN In HousE PAINTIEe-The advertise
ment Of tho New Jersey Enamel Paint Company has
time in coumns and it may strange
that only to-day call special attention to it One
reason this is that do not like 20 recommend
new thing unless know IL e good We were pleased
TO hnd that the agent, Nj; @; p knight was Of our
should be tested that the editor cculd give bis
opinion of its inertia Having had this test
made in our household have heoltADcy in saying
that the Enamel Paint up fully TO all that 10
cuit to procure the necessary ingredients for mix
ing naint and skifu wOTkmen 70 apply It, tho GnaIne
sihs viii prove Invaluable IL 10 already prepared
and can be applied by any one possessing orTinoE
fndOment FOR plain work in private dwelingo
chuPches and schoohouses it Will prove very ECONOMY
cal as well as beautiful One gallon Of this paint vi
friends may safely give IL trial without feaT q oeA
pointmant-7Re Catholic 1irToT lReoogHtSed OT0oe' J
ths Diocese Of BaItjaRoTe.l
For further details respecting this now celebrated
paint advertisements and testmOniasOu one Of our
inside pageS.
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he Catholic Publication Society of New
( has just received the followal approval Of
school Series from the venerable Archbishop
oregon:
PORTLAND, OREGON, Aug. 81, 1875.
lehoe, Eaq:
'ear Sir-Among the many services which
be Catholic Publication Society" is render
to our holy Church, that of having pub
led Series Of new school books, entitled
De Young Catholics School Series,n is one Of
greatest. It, having spared neither labor
expense, has been well rewarded in making
Series not only equal TO any of like
facter, but also, in matter Of arrangement
choice, far superior to any yet presented to
Catholic public. As such, approve and
mmend the Series to parents, teachers, and
lie patronage. Yours truly,
F. N. BLANCHET,
Archbishop Of Oregon.
year.
|eferring to the above notice, we would in
b our readers that Mr.. C. D. Elder, 124
hp street, in this city, will furnish sample
PES of these books to colleges and convents
lring them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

Brooklyn Catholic RevSee calls attention
ae fact that the Holy Fathers charity is
now being taxed by the italian govern
10 In very singular manner. Although
remarkable institution does not recognize
Sishops prelstes who have not got the
quatur, it treats them as Bishops for pur-
90 OF taxation. It is well known that the
gives to each Bishop who has been de-
ed Of his salary by the government, on 40
nt OF his refusing to take the oaths neces-
for receiving the exequatur, the sum of
OVfrancs year, and shis amount is expended
OF the money paid into the Papal treasury
the faithful. Upon it the italian govern
mt levies > tax of thirteen and a-half per
IT. as if the sAlaries paid by the Pope were
OSe distributed by itself to Bishops who
We received the exequatnr or oRacIal permits
0n to exercise their duties as Bishops, 3
lAnifest injustice, for whenever Bishop who
1s not the exequatur needs anything, the
oVernment invariably refuses ii, since it con-
..OeFS |, him in the light OF rebel, but on the
e0sr hand it does not hesitate to tax him.
one Of the Bishops have contested this claim
the government before the tribunals, but
-variably without obtaining any favorable
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the DeOpO Of the 60uLn, enbeE upOA III
fifth Scholastic year on
Wednesday, October 6, 1875.
Nv;+h thu old ADVANTAGES Of q sound Classical ana
Commercial Education, the Directore Of the CoLegs
can now offer TO their patronO the Additional adyas
superior 20 the former College in point Of vontaa1
Arrangement and accommodation.
for three hundred ysars has devoted itSeK 2 ths
Eduoation Of youth have their favor the Eeat sa
they PrOfesS 20 giveiS based upon Religion and
and has for ts aim only TO adorn the minds % ts
sr bsarts tho ostSSm Of virtue aud prGotiOal love
Tor the duties they win have TO discharge IN ateEfS
con1sse. tbe PrcDSrStory the Classical and the Com
merciSl The Preparas0ry course lnsts ONE ye!T end
iS inteIaSS f. p P5sPs Pg NE or eours
me CLASSICAL COurso lasts sIx yeaEa. e2a CA
EESSSs s ths az e he SSS q tie s yes
those who give proofs Of the regulate IN ehS
STSsE a and M5S LSsP ana EsST Hid PhoSopby.
and the higher branches Of Mathematics. are entitled
5e DeaTes Of Master Of AFts "a. NJ 10 syaraed %
thoss Who second year 90 the otudy Of Rhoso
P Pny sR0 P0 ts rSotioe Of learned profssson.
yeTTFs Tbe coHfERCTAL coGrse lasts THEE years and
GoeaSS The third year Of this CO-responds e
the fth and sixth years Of the ClnsIiGss sS
Cbeissry With the members Of the Gr1duating elsa
The age Of admission IL from nine 70 nIeseH
and TO s. admitted one must previously Know nov "
read and write.
TRRm PR SESSION OF TKH NoNTIls-
Entrance Fee hrst year 10 "
6oSrd Tuition and Washing, payable halfyeary, 80 a.
Medical Fees ~ ~
Bed and ~ "
cireularu be ebtaiesa bg aasTSpIiIgo Shs
FEShdoANN S % Near Nobilo, Ala
THE JESUIT EATAGB
Co-aor Bsronne and Common atreota. New Orleans
y. POURSINE, College Agent
npts;sIv i4O Gravier street, New OrleH1a
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IN 81. MlcHAELs HAIL
(sunday) evening, at 1880 o'clock, the
BERN Amateur Club will give m entertain
in st. Miehael's Hall, opposite Annunoia-
Square, for the benefit of st. Michaeps
Dl The southerns. though quite young
have already won high place among
associations, and We have no doubt that
will be one Of their best, as
have made elaborate preparations for it.
ZION SO cents.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

rigs ILLUSTRATED QUARTERLY. - From
I. q. Berry, agent, $50 Canal street, we
received the latest number Of this fine
krn magazine. Besides numerous engraI
a IL contains forty pages of reading mat
sousisting principally Of descriptions OF
AN styles. The magasine is sold at the
brice of Is cents q number, OF, with the
lilly parts, 81 90 9 year.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

= Catholics Of Rhinelsnd have just OBJ
Il . great victory by returning their can
8, Herr Hertling, as q member to the
'ap Parliament for Coblentz against Herr
!, who polled but 2,111, while his oppo-
received rs many as 6,395 votes, This
'ry is all the moro important, as it shows
much reliance may be placed on the
harityothe Bismarckists want to make out
4 they now possess among the Catholic
be of the Rhenish provinces. When DR..
4 the minister of public worship, was st
short time ago, the students of the
rsity celebrated the event by o torchlight
sasion. Recently, when the Archbishop
plogne was there, the Catholics of the
) wanted to pay similar compliment to
Aminent prelste, but the police interposed
J veto. declaring that there was NO occasion
b. OF course Bismarck's police can never be
|cted to see any occasion for showing that
lhe enthusiasm for his policy is merely
aped up, and that the Catholic people
ughout Germany hate it from the very
'om of their hearts.