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One OF THE REASONS WHY!-We clip the
fsllo wing items from one of our city papers.
They afford an illustration of the enterprise
of St. Louis business men as we'll as of the
apathy of New Orleans merchants. In CONVEX
sation the other night with Gen. JEFF. Thomp-
son, he told us that nearly all the levee con-
tractors get the supplies for their men from St.
Louis. He also mentioned, incidentally, that
of the thousand men who are now employed
on the levees, nearly all-ninety per cent, we
think-came from the North:
TRADE WITH ST. LOUIS The Morehouse
Clarion of the 7th, has the following:
I'VE are authorized to inform the pu bile that
the Red River wharfboat at the mouth of Red
River will receive all freight ordered from up
the Mississippi and forward the same on all
through boats from New Orleans to any point
on Bayou Bartholomew free of charge. This
ia for the accommodation of our planters or
merchants who desire to do their trading in st.
Louis" M
On her last trip from st. Louis the steamer
Great Republic discharged more than nine
housaad packages of freight between Vicks-
burg and New Orleans, some as far down as
Donaldsonville. This would go to prove that,
as has been alleged by some parties, freights
are cheaper from st. Louis to the mouth of
Red Red River than by way of New Orleans.
Tins ought to be looked into Immediately.
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A letter from jerusalem dated April 18th,
which appears in the Paris Unirers, thus d.
scribes very interesting ceremony which took
place ON the previous day in the Holy City:
Yesterday the Mount of Olives was the
scene of a most interesting ceremony. 1t was
the laying of the foundation stone of the Car
melite Convent You know that Madame la
Princesse de Ia Tour d'Auvergne has purchased
on this mountain, which is so rich in precious
memories, the spot where our Lord taught His
apostles the Lords prayer, and where, accord
ing to a popular tradition, these game apostles
imposed the Crcd0 before separating to evan
gelize the world. The worthy Princess coded
this land to the French nation, but has deter
mined to found upon it magnificent nuunery,
whence the praises of God shall be constantly
ascending to heaven. Already five sisters have
left France and are installed on the holy noun
tain. The new church is large and handsome,
and will soon be finished. The choir and same
tusry are copsecrated, and the nuns attend |
mass everv day. France has in her tprn given |
over the. land to the nuns, who will attend TO
the church apd garden, aud see that they are |
kept clean and In good order. The convent |
will be commenced immediately, and it is sadly |
needed, for the nuns at present inhabit very
small house. which scarcely profe cts them from
the rain and cold, and this year the winter has
been very severe. The cloisref has been CON-
nenced within the past week, and will be very
large and oommodious. The Princess is not
wealthy enough to pay all the expenses Of this
inc undertaking and an appeal is hereby made
10 all Catholics TO assist her by their alns and
prayers" -
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| All would that could make to Thy Divine
Heart eone satisfaction, would that could
thankfulnesg which Thou receivest from the
great msjorfty of these same ment o, that I
| could show Thee how much desire to make q
return of love to that adorable and most loving
Heart, and 20 honor it in the sight of all men,
and also to increase Thy glory more and more!
o. that could obtain from 1t the conversion
of Sinners aDd arouse from their indifference
| SO many Others who, though they have the hap
piness to bs!ong to Thy Church, have not at
heart the interests of Thy glory and of the
Church, Thy Spouse! o, that could obtain
themselves such by many external acts of
charity, but obstinately clingng to their own
opinion refuse to submit to the decision of the
Holy See or cherish sentiments at variance
with it's teacbipg-would look to themselves,
and come to the conviction that he who re-
fuses to bearsthe Church in every thing, refuses
to hear God who is with her.
In order to attain these holy results and also
to obtain triumph and lasting peace for Thy
Immaculate Spouse, the happiness aud pros
perity of Thy Vicar on earth in order to OBJ
tain the fulflment of his holy intentions, and
also that the members of the clergy may
sanotify thenselves more and more, and may
be pleasing in Thy sight; for SO many other
knowest to be conformable to Thy divine will,
and which help in some w ay to the con version
of sinners and 70 the sanctifcation of the just !;
in order that all of US may one day make sure
tho eternal salvation of our souls; in fine, be-
cause know, my Jesus, that I shall thus be
doing a thing very pleasing to Thy most ten
der Heart-prostrate at thy feet, in the
presence of Mary most holy aud of the whole
celestial court, 1 aoknowlsdge solemnly that
by every title OF justice and gratitude belong
wholly and only TO Thee, my Redeemer Jesus
Christ, only source of all good, both in my
BODY and my soul, and in union with the in
tention of the Sovereign PoDtiff, copsecrate
myself to that most Sacred Heart, myself and
all that have; wish to love and serve 1t
alone with sll my soul, with all my heart,
with all my strength, making Thy will mine
and uniting all my desires to Thine.
Lastly, as public token of this conservation
which make, declare solemnly to Thee, o
my God, that, in future, to the honor of the
same Sacred Heart, wish to Observe accord
ing to the lave of the Church, all the feasts of
all those over whom may have any influence
Placing together in Thy amiable Heart all
these holy desires and resolutions with which
Thy grace inspires me, trust that may thus
be enabled to make some atonement to 1t for
the many insalts II receives s from the migrate
own soul and for the souls of all my nei g hbors,
in this life and in the next Amen.
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Shakespeare. of whom Goethe once spoke
extravaeantly as the Poet of the Reformation,
has now according to 5he elaborate argument
set forth by DR.. Reicheusperger. in his essay
on "Shakspeare in Relation to abe Middle Ages
and The Present Day." proved to be an Ultra
montana The learned author states that
Shakspeare came of q most devout Catholic
famiIv. and that his father even suffered per-
secution for bis religion. His argument goes
on to the effect that, although in 1906 the great
dramatist was . favOFite at Court, and received
abundant evidences Of the Royal favor he alb
ruptlv withdrew to Stratford, and thenoeforth
lived there in retirement, in consequence of
the revival of the prosecutions against the
Catholics. DR.. Reiohensperger further insists
that the distinctive characteristic Of Shsks-
pears's writings are their strong faith and
their religious elevation. Throughout bis
works CatSolic ceremonies are always spoken
Of with che profoundest respects The Monk,
in "a Roueo and Juliet" is one of his noblest
poetic creatiops; and while priests and MONKS
are never turned by him into ridicule, the Pro:
testant marSyr, Oldcsstle, has been beqneathed
to the worlds laughter as the, original OF Sir
John FalstafF. The elfcacy of prayer is re-
peatedly insisted upOn, and his masterpiece,
;'Hamisk.v in indicative of his acceptance of
the belief Ia the existence of Purgstory. 80
far, in Dr. RSicbensfisrRer's estimation, was,
from being, IS Goethe calla him,
tie Poet of the Reformation, that the German
critic propoupces him to have been essentially
media ynl in bis genius and pre-eminently the
Poet the Middle Ages.
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So-cslled philosophical virtues may be justly
which shines as long as darkness prevails, but
disappears with the first bright beam of the
rising sun. The virtues of the heather and
before the sun beams of holy Faith. Examined
in that light, they prove to be nothing but the
faint gIimmer emitted by the little glow worm
of self love aud egOtisun, without the heat of
that Ore which Christ came to enkindle in the
hearts of men, to light shSis pathway mp to
heaven.
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,xLrANn SUNDAY. MAY 30. ls75.
from tho Boston Pofet. |
FARMER JOHN.
By j. II. TRIO wBa1DeE,


Home from bis journey Farmer ohm
Arrival this morning safe aud sound:
His black obst off and hs old clothes Oh.
Now I'm M selt!" says Far NOR John;
And beStbinks I'm Look around"
TN 1sapa the dog; rect down, yen pup!
Ara Won so glad You would eat me up'"
The old COW lows at the gate to meet him.
The old horse Dsis his in the Geld to greet hui
well, well, old Bay
Ha, ba. old Grayl
Do you get good feed when am awayr
You have not q rib !" says Farmer John;
The cattle are looking round and sleek;
The colt is going to be q roan
And beauty too; how he has grown!
We'll wean the calf next woek."
Says Farmer John; when I've been off,
To call Gu gain about the trough, 4
And watch You, and pet you, while you drink
Is greater comfort than you can think"
And he pats old BAY,
And he saps old Gray.
"Ah, this is the comfort of going away!
!" For after MI, says Farmer JOHN.
&" The best of q journey lis getting home,
I've seen great sights; but would give
This spot, and tie peaceful life Hive
For all their Paris and Komei
These hills for the citys stified air,
The big hotels all hustle and glare,
Land all houses, and roads AL stones
That deafen your ears and batter your bonesi
Would you, old Bay
Would you, old Gray3
That's what one gets by going away!
" There money is king !" says Farmer John,
And Fashion is queen and it's mighty queer
To see how sometimes, while the man.
Raking and scraping all he can,
The wife spends every year
Enough, yon would think for q score of wives,
To keep them in luxury all their lives
The town is . perfect Babylon
To quiet chap" says Farmer John.
You see, old Bay,
You see, old Gray,
I'm wiser than when vent away
{. I've found out this" Gays Farmer John.
a. That happiness IL hot bought aud sold.
And clutched in life of waste and hurry.
In nights of pleasure and days of worry,
And wealth isn't all in gold,
Mortgage and stocks and ten per cent,
But in simple way and sweet content,
Few wants pure hspes. and noble ends.
Some Land to till, and few geod friends,
Like you, old Bay.
And you, old GRAY,
That's what I've learned by going away"
And happy man lie Farmer John
o, rich and happy man is he;
He sees the peas and pumpkins growing.
Tho corn in tassel, the buckwheat blowing.
And fruit on vine and tree;
The large. kind oxen look their thanks
AS he RIBS their fore head and strokes their fanks
The doves light round him, and strut and COO.
Says Farmer John. I'm take you, too,
And you, old Bay,
And yo1. old Gray.
Next time travel SO far awayi'
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THE BEST PIANOS MADE,

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The Peerless "CHICKERING"
The Matchless DUNBAR"
The Opera Fsvorite " WEBER,"
The Boudoir "PLEYEL."
The Low Priced HALE" and "GROvRSTEEN ,
Z And others.
Also, EsTEY & CO.'S Incompatible COTTAGE
ORGANS and others. and q full line Of
Music and Musical Merchandise.
Pianos and Organs Repaired and Tuned cheaply and
with Dispatch also Rented.
SECONDHAND PIANOS at amazingly low figures.
PHIL. wERLEINS
Old Nnsic House,
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A Solemn Act of Conservation.


TO TUE SACRED HEART OF JESUS, FOR ALL THE
SArTHFUL ON THE TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIvER.
'sARF OF THE APPARrTroN OF oUR LORD TO THE
BLESSED MARGARET NARY ALACoQUE.
The OsserrGtore Romano, of April 28th, pab-
fishes the two following documents received
from the Sacred Congregation of Rites, and
addressed to the pastors and the faithful
throughout the world. We are convinced that
our readers viii thank MS for the opportunity
we give them of reading these words which
must ssnt thrill of joy through every heart
that loves the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
DECREE OF THE SACRED CONGREGATION.
every day our Holy Father Plus TX. re-
| eeiVes from all parts of the world many re-
quests from the Bishops of the Church. and
almost inDumerable petitionR from the faithful
earnestly beseechiog his Holiness, that he
would in person, in order 20 excite and to
foster the spirit of devotion to tlfe Sacred
Heart of Jesus Christ our Saviour, deiRn to
Heart.
Nov, his Holiness, considering in his SOUL
before God, the gravity of this act, and desir-
ing to satshty in some way such pions desire,
has deigned to give his approved to the PRAYER
gwen below, and he proposes it to be recited,
n any language whatever, provided it be
Althfully translated, to all those wLo desire to
SonsecraEe themselves TO the Sacred Heart of
Jesus. Thus, all the faithful of Jesus Christ,
" TINS common formula of conservation, will
proclaim with more eplendor and solemnity
me unity Of our holy Church, and will find in
S snat Heart the most secure refuge against the
aaanSeSs watch threaten their souls; they will
tt uu IN VI that patience which they need amid
T e mutations which are now sfflicting the
tn1S II Jesus Christ; they will find there
u9 Ine nrapest hope and consolation in all the
sufterings OF this life -
-; ms hoitness has accordingly wished that |
Sr,i inlnn sheald be made known to all the |
cr'as by this present. decree of the Con-
i,nSoS i on OF Kites, and that the above-men-
to lieu formula IF prayer should be trans nitted
Lord ava 80 q thaf, # they judeeit right In the
lpro6tobin II thSy deem that the same may be
i care. tbaY 70, 70 tte focks committed to their
lie and may Nlke measures to make it pub-
to reo,e a" I'm me sane time, to urgethe faithful
privota nn's PRAYER, either in common OF in
year o. on the 10th of June of the present
centenar1 Jay on which occurs the second
Divino ~ OF the revelation made by the
garet Nee eaeemer Himself to the Blessed Mar
props1atn sy AlacoqueS to commission her to
To siI ~ me devotioh&o His Sacred Heart.
day namH Sse a'thfnl who shall do this on the
ing 60 ABOVE, his Holiness grants accord
in6nIoSnool forms usual in the Church. plenary
tsrv e applicable tothe soula in Purpa-
thai a.; VIII true contritiou HAVING confessed
visis so.s, ana received Holy Communion they
deyoSti.. church or public loratory and pray /
tions ofy,L ipr some space of time for the intsn-
ing All me sovereign PontifE Notwithstand-
= 1876. '"'ngs to the contrary" April 22d,
u Bishop of ostia and velIetre:
CARDINAL PATRIzI, II
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Looking Glass and Picture Frames, Plain and OrDn.
tG nade 70 order. Regidi1E done In the very best
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vaIniahed- HAVING . business eEpsriencO of DaarlI
forty IN this city they hope 70 give sasfAetio5
their customerp not only the superior quality %
tbsr work bat likewise In their modsrsts charges
X. BzThe patronage Of The trade collected. GhurcH
decoration pnd coc.s-S c-rters promptly eESoutsd.
az30 ~ tY1
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Splendid mixed tea, one dollar per pound, at
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FTSn ID. j. Foxy, Esq Of the firm Of ID J. Fo,.,, Bro
Chicago: | '"'' "
~. BALTtMoRE. February 10, ISIS
MT G. P. knight No. ~ W. Lombard street, ~
Dear Str-In reply to your inquiry relative to tho
merits OF your Liquid Enamei Paint tBradIsy,s pa
tent, will say, IL has been nearly years since
purchased the paint from You and. I am able
to Judse IL looks equally as we'll wheu applied
anu cnesrIuiy can recommend u to those who need
painting done. Yours truly
d. J. FOLEY.
REVOLUTION IN HoUsE PAINTING Tho advertise.
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Ceen some time in our columns and IL
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reason for this Is that do like 70 recommend
new tning unless we know 1t Ia good We were pleased
70 s nnd tnat the agent Mr. p Knight of
should be tested that editor could give bis
scienuons opinion of its Having had this tost
MAGE IN OUT household we have heaitancy In saying
shat the enamel Paint comes mp fully all that il
icr IT. IN the country. especially, where 1t In
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TO IuE SACRED HEART OF JESUS, FOR ALI. THE
FAITHFUL ON THE TWO HUNDREpTH ANNIvER-
'sART OF THE APPARITroN OF OUR LORD TO THE
BLESSED MARGARET MARY ALACooUR.
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"I ~, OF CONSIDERATIONS To TUE s.,,,.r, ~, IN
on JESUS APPROVED BY pEcerT 81, TIE aTA s.L
1875 CONGREGATION OF RITES, ApRIF. 2sD,
witb Sssus! my Redeemer and nv Godl Not
men, for Jung ing the great love Thon hast for
loved n my precious blood, Thon arr Int IjttIe
OtfsndeS them Thou art even grieTouslT
blssnS "1 and outraged by them, esOsoieiiv nv
ana the proclamation of holy feastse
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Frsn D. J. Foxy Esq ~ the frn, Of d J. Fol.,, Bro
e 20, baltimore aud brother Of Bishop Foley Of
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NJ. CARDINAL PATRIZL,,
NAILI, Secretary Of the 8. C.
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clad Tiaings Of Great joy.

All kinds of Sewing Machines re-
paired, and work warranted. have
had Ii years experience in the Sew
ing Machine bnsincss. l stop at Rob-
inson & Bros. in yonr place few DAYS,
to do all jobs that may DO brought mo
In my line MILTON A. MARTIN.
We, the undersigned, certify that M
A. Martin has repaired sewing ma
chimes for ns, and given entire Salts
faction. We would recommend him
to any who have machines in mood OF
repairs, ~ we belicyo he thoroughly
understands his hnsipess.
Mrs G i Sanders, Mrs q F Magoun,
Mrs Miles Chafec, Mrs Willis Davis,
Mrs A Hippcnhamer, Mrs ID c Baker,
Mrs Geo Onthank, Mrs A d Mack,
Mrs b Zimmerman, Grinnell, Iowa.
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Strange hnt True.

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Killer is the great eradicator Of all Lung
diseases. A superior remedy TO all other
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Price rs cents, 80 cents, and 81. Call on
your druggist, J. i. Taylor & Co., Ottum.
wa, get a sample bottle Of Arnola's Cough
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before going to bed will relieve the most
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SCHOOL. MATTEsss.

OTTUMWA, DEC. 10, 10.
Ep. CourrER - Having voluntarily
given up tho Teachers Column"
which yon go generously rendered ME
and which for year and half al.
peared in both Daily and Weekly.
! beg leave to iuilict you just this
once. OF course the schools are all
agoing and 80 am ]. Thus is what
mean:
The schools in Wapello County DO.
ing in active operation, L am making
the most OF this fine weather by visit
ing them. One among tho very best
schools in our county is the "Star"
school, one mile South OF Ottumws,
This is graded school, Of which Mr..
A. Mathews is principal. In this
school l found classes finishing up
higher Arithmetic, higher Algebra,
Geometry and Natural Philosophy.
Not least among the attractive fea-
lures Of the "Star" school is class in
Elocntion. At my request Mr.. M.
had his class read several selections
fromvProf. Hammill's work, the text
book used, and it seemed to me that
for the short time the class has been
organized, its members acquitted
themselves admirably. The most
novel innovation on the old time re.
| gime, is a Normal class. have found
nothing like this before 10 our county.
This lie comprised of four or five OF
the advanced scholars, who contem-
plate teaching, and Miss McCowen
primary teacher. Mr.. M. assigns cub.
jects to be studied, subjects pertaining
to the teachers work, and afterwards
these subjects are discussed aud in
tensely criticised. The members have
| classes given them and they conduc,
!. recitations under the immediate in
: spection Of Mr.. M. This. however, il
outside of school hours, usually jus
after adjournment in the evening
Z The question in hand the day of my
!, visit was What shall be done will
: the boy2" The "boy' was bad one
and about fifteen years old. 1t wa
amusing to see just what was don,
: with the hard one. One appealed I,
the lingering good that was in him
another gave him good thrcshing
and another appealed to the parent
: The last heard Of the "boy,' all othe
9 means having failed. he was expelled
0 from school. County Sur'T.
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yOU HAVE NO ExCusE.

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and your cure 10 certain, but il yon doubt
this, get . Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
tryit Two doses will relieve you.
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