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Church Of St. John the Baptist.
FATHER KENNY RENDERS An ACCOUNT OF HIS
STEWARDSHIP.

It is not yet quite year since Rev. Thos ).
Kenny was transferred from the pastorate OF
St. Theresa's Church to that of the Church OF
ST. John the Baptist in this city. In this o4let
season more general disaster has visited ousl-
ness IN all its branches than in any other
season in the history of our city. Yet it has
been providentially decreed that no season
should be more agreeably noted for the bril-
liancy of it's exhibit of results reached
through the exertions of jealous priest for
the deliverance of one of Gods temples from.
the bondage of worldly ownership.
paroohial committee, instituted for the
purpose is consulted and advised with by the
Fathers before action is taken upon any matter
of temporal weight requiring the cooperation
of the congregation for the execution OF the
work proposed. The sessions are held IN the
priests house. The pastor requires that the
committees secretary take note OF all moneys
received or expended, and keep carefully pre-
served detailed record of all business qnes-
tions brought up for discussion.
At a meeting the other evening a summing
up of the years finances was had with an as
tonishingly encouraging result The showing
is as follows: Aggregate of sums donated to OF
borrowed by the pastor, $25,e22 Revenue
from the church, $9,7 ,799 35. Total, S37,62l 80.
Thus then, has the debt of st. Johns parish
been reduced by Father Kenny's exertious in
less than year to the extent of thtrty-seven
thousand, sic hundred and ttrenty one dOllGTs and
thirty. fire cents. A marvellous achievement this
in face of the difficulties which had to be met
and surmounted. Among the donations is in
cluded the sum of two thousand dollars, a
legacy willed to Father Kenny, personally, by
the late Thomas McKenna.
Thus it is seen that in addition to the self
denial practiced by the Fathers of St. Johns
they forego the right of drawing their salaries
and also put their own private fortunes at the
disposal of the committee for the good of the
parish and of the Archdiocese.
To meet an obligation maturing toward the
end of the current year a Fair is to be held II
st. Patricka Hall under rules of management
that shall cause the effectual removal of any
obnoxious features unwittingly permitted II
the conduct of some Fairs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ST vINCENT'S HoME.-Ah the directors A'o
orticu1ar1y requested TO be present at the neebhE
THIS Sunday EVENING. as the Committee appoint
cd At the last meeting will bs prepared to report.
Officers of Conferences also respectfully invited
=, .; oc3 1t
EIBERSIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Assooiaton-B1anch No 9.--The regular monthly meet
ing of this Branch will be held NEAL hoH'
EVENING. October 5th, 1875 at the Hall corner OF
Cannon and Derbigny streets, at u o'clock. Func'u'
attendance is requested. .
by oIuet' S,>,,>y Socretarv oc3 1t
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANs DIVISION
No. eThe regular monthly meeting OF TINS HlvisiOA
iii bs he'd NEXT THURSDAY EVENING Oct J.
+,-I ,clook in St. Johns Schoohouse brJadee street
prrctpal attendance is earn stly requested
ROBERT G. DAVEY, President.
p NJ. GARRY, Secretary. W. y
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNlANs-DlVis ION
M The regular monthly meetings OF this DIVISION
hold in their Hail. No. 81 st. Cbaries street on the
rTRsT WEDNESDAY Of every month"; % ~ Q 0iOeA
The next meeting will be October th' 1870
T. n MARTIN FINNERTY, President
DETER HERMAN, Secretary. SCI" "a ~
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/ SECOND ANNUAL CELEBRATION
SECOND ANNUAL CELEBRATION
OF THE
Anniversary of Rev. Theobald Mathew,
Br
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Sunday, October 10, 1875.

The State Unior, at Its last meeting, adopted the
following programme:
lst. General Communion at the o'clock mass, ~
the Church of the immaculate Conception.
Cd. Parade in the afternoon.
Sd. Lecture at $3.50 o'clock in ST. Patrick aAil' py
the Right Rev. wM. H. ELDER, Bishop OF Hatohez.
There will bs o Five Days Retreat during the week
preceding the celebration. MONDAY +th Tuesday 5th'
edne esday. 9th, Thursday 9TH. Friday sth sermon
followed by Penediotion, at 7:iO p M in the Church
of the Immaculate Conception The public partico-
larly gentlemen, are invited to attend the sermons
THos G. RAPIER President.
JC NJ KAvANAGH, Secretary.
THE PROCESSION
will form on Canal street. between Royal and Old Levee
Each Society will be assigned its position as
| 1t reaches the ground.
| Marshals will report the Grand Marshal al tne
corner of Canal Camp streets at s3' p NJ 40 'n
| Procession vii! ,noyo promptly at o'clock.
| ROUTE.
Canal to Galvez to Common, TO St Charles to tritot
Walk to Dryades to phine, to Constance 10 81
Andrew, to Magazine to Orange. to Chippewa
Race to Aununoiation t, Erato to Camp TO Laase''
SQUARE where 1t will be dismissed at about $40 P. NJ
VIM ii. BYRNES,
| Grand Marshal.
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oppS1sc, OF SPRING HILL AND JEFFERSON
ro,,vcrs-The session of 1856 in both
49, co,,eaes will commence next week at
mn the session will commence on
adnesdav, October 9th. Several of the
.Tatbers will! leave for Mobile that morning, by
.ha 3 O'Clock train, and will take charge of
such students as are placed under their care
At Jefferson College the session opens Ines-
day, the 5th. Parents and guardians are
advised to have their children and wards ready
to leave the city on Monday, October 4, at
o'clock, P NJ on board the Henry Tete. One
or more of tho College Fathers will accompany
them.
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DIED Z:

HICKEY-on Thursday, the 23d day of september
1875 at IO8 O'Clock James p. Hickey, aged twenty
six years son of James Hickey and Catharine Cara
han.
New York City and DUblin papers please copy.
HEAVEY-On Wednesday, Sept. o. 1878, at 81 p
M Catherine Heavey widow of the late John Heavey,
forty three years native of Belleview' county
Galway Ireland.
oBren-- On wedn esday, Sept So 1873 at le41 P N
Josephine, second daughter OF Anne anu 'osepn
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The annual Retreat of the Total Abstinence
societies of this city will take place during the
Sou,inc week. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednes'
'day, Thursday and Friday evenings quo =.
|cises will take place at the Jesnlts enu'on ~'
7:sO O'Clock. Each evening there Will Do
sermon followed by Bepediotion. Inc puoiio
particularly gentlemen, are invited 10 Az
tend.
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BADGEs.-The President OF tho state ohl'n mas
received number Of Gold and Silver oa'eeH - 'lo
General Union Of America Members OF Total Aosu-
nence Societies can purchase them by calling at the
,Iornino Star office between the hours OF and ana
and 0. Prises-Gold Badge, 81 Isl Silver Badge
90 cents.
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsIl-
NENCE ASSOCIATION The regular monthly meet
mo Of this Asso .iation will be held TO-DAY, the
drst Sunday of Month dnstead of the second sun
day) in the Morning Star Hail. l'6 roy aras stree''
All members re tquested TO De present
cn.,oroar wishing to ioin are invited to attend
THOS. G. RAPIER, President.
D. H. BUCKLEY, Secretary. oc'"
sr A1PHoNsUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
ciaton-The regular monthly meeting OF this Assoca
ton will be held THIS Sunday EVEN1NG' AZ
o'clock in St. Alphonsus Hall, ST. Andrew street. DO
tween Magazine and Constance streets. a iuh anu
nnnotual attendance is desired. Final arrangements
respecting the Annual CeleD ~ ~
| meeting. . -.
Gentlemen wishing to join this Association and to
take part in the coming celebration are invited 70 DC
present at this meeting.
| oc3 1t D. II. AA~''
ON TgEREsA,s CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsT1-
| NFNc,F soCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting Oh
this Society will be held TODAY, the hrst SUNDAY OF
the month unstead of the second sunday) at ciooA
| T.; G. Tberesaa Hail. Erato street between Magazine
and Camp. Punctual attendance is expected.
gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend
L. E. MEEHAN, Vice President,
and Acting President
A. J. CoBURN, Secretary. 0oo-.
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTlNENCh
ASSOCIATION. An adjourned meeting u ~
| .,.,, ,ri,, bo held TODAY, Sunday Oct j.
1s1s at 3 o'clock in the Hall adjoining St. Patrick
Church. ., ...o5
Young men wishing to join are respectfully invited
to be present. NJ D. ~ ,,t
JJ OCoNNOR, Fec. Secretary. o0' ~
sT ALoYsIUs TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
AssOCIATIoN.-The regular monthly meeting oi .ni'
ssociat;op will be held in the Star Hail. ZIG FoSofa'
80 corror of Camp. THIS AFTERNOON, Sunday
Oct 3 1879, at ! o'clock Every member lS expected
+o he present as the arrangements for the
of Father Mathews Birthday (next Sunday oc'oOe
10, 1875 will have to be made at TINS mee'ins'
nisbirg n ioip are cordially invited to attend
G VIM. j. KELLY, First Vice President.
Z d J. MULLAE Rec. Secretary w
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OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD AND PITTsBURG
COAL. FULL LEGAL MEASURE, LOWEST
MARKET PRICES AND PROMPT ATTENTION
GUARANTEED. SEND ORDERS THROUGH POST
OFFICE, OR OTHERWISE. TO MRS FRYE 5
WOODWARD, 1913 CALLIoPE STREET, BETWEEN
CAMP AND MAGAZINE L. E. MEEHAN, MAN
AGER.
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1t ia tie aim Of the Board of Commissioners to make
+. n tboropvh Fxposition of the Agricultural and
Mechanical Products of the Southern States, Mexico
and Central America but 1t will be open to competitors
throughout the country and the general premium list
;ll embrace all articles comprehended in the genera
6esien of an Agricultural and industrial Expostion'
including special premiums for strictly Southern pro
ducts. "
The Premium List, which Is now in course oi puDIi.
cation will be on a liberal SCALE and the rules Will
provide for just and impartial system OF a"AfuS' W
competent and diSinterested jurors
Tho Fair Grounds are generally conceded to be the
bondsomeat in the United States comprising lso acres
it,in afCeen minutes ride by street cars from the
canter Of the city. The grounds are shaded sy
beautirul grove of live oaks and the buildings VINCE
are OF recent construction are amply snIAesas W
all the necessities of the most extensive exhibition
The Raaine Course which Is used by the Louisiana
Jockey Club at all its msetingS is justly famous
{brouqhout the country and tho accommodations for
stock are unsurpassed.
It Ia the first tme that such enterprise has Deen
,o,orratad at the South, and being held at . time
h.n the city Of New Orleans is thrOnged with thou
of visitors to participate in the festivities OF tne
Carnival it affords unusual inducements 70 e1h'oo
| from every section of the country. n
The Commissioners earnestly appeal to the people o.
b Southern States TO lend their aid and encouragement
to the Exposition and to mako 1t In all respces o""
Meta of productions and hope'
that manufacturers producers and others IN e'0'!
| section of the country will participate.
| Ample arrangements have been perfected i"f III
| transportation OF goods ahu 'iHi'"i7 'iO"i e''
| at reduced rates
For dorailod Information. address
SAMUEL MULLEN,
! General Superin tendent,
| . No Camp rtreet New Orleans
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Each of our subscribers, outside of this city
- ~, Mobile. will see date under his name on
.ns uranper of his paper. This date shows
sitber up to what time in the future the sub
|seript;on is paid, or from what time in the past
H. arbscriber owes US for bis paper.
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages end Decths 0H AeTe'J
be for tg csnis Obituaries ''i" 0e eHGr9eo
at the rote of ten cetts q tue.
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OTHER SCHOOL BoOES READY.

OTHER SCHOOL BOOES READY.
A Full Catec chism of the Catholic Religion,
preceded bE a Short History of Religion from
With Questions for Examination TrsnSlatSd
from tue German Of Rev + Fac DShaT amerioaD S eGi
tEn Vol, ...-...-----.-----------'.''S 10
Fornbv's Bible and Church History. lllns-
trated School Edition, with questions at 'he :,
end of the book 80
FIenry's Catechism from the e. Creation mr OF
Adam and Eve to the Present Time. In Suee-
tiops aud Answers. BY Rev II. FOrmby.
SCHOOL BOOKS IN PREPARATION
rrbs yonpg Catholics Illustrated Bible and
Church History. In one Vo'ume'
The Young Catholics History of the United
States.
The Young Catholics Grammar-School speIler
and Dehner
As we'll as several other works to be announced here
after.
1.is the intention of the Catholic Publication Society
to issue from time to time all the OookS HeeUoO -
well regulated Catholic School
Samples of all sent free.
Special terms for introduction. Address tho
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,"
LAWRENCE KEHoE, General Agent
swarren street, New York.
or CHAs. d. ELDER, Southern Agent
1874 Camp street Now Orleans.
7, Louisiana sad A1Ississippi the Young Catholic
Series Of Books have swiftly sprung into iAVSr
the leading Catholic Schools being aHenoy useu "
The Sacred Heart and Ursuline Nuns the Notre OAhe
-, N,o,nt Carmel sisters the Parochial Schools OF
g Tberssas and St Jofsph's Parishes, and numerous
otber Catholic schOOls scattered through the Dieeese'
4 New Orleans and Matches. O'' :"
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SENT FREE BY MAIL.

Dvsnsnsia in its worst forms cured. LiEer E COM
nlaj1fs bapished. Malaria neutraEeG ThiIo Ir me
Yented Female complaints eradcated. 49,, 7,i,ro+i,
noi, ,Fry Cordiai-Alterative, Tonic ana pluEetIo
a. h5iIds m Jhe feeblest constitutions. makes new
aesb and blood exhiaraes the spirits ana IaieeS w
deapairing invalid from the teTroEs VI N0N'A W
enjoymenUs OF life, , -. o-,b., Asvlurn
arg experience that your Sarracenia Bitter 10
AZ 'your Druggist for the SARRACESlA A ~ ne hsS
not cot IT, enclose One Dollar, with yolr fost2'HC
S5ssa and shal furnish you flee BY mail package
with fulI d're0'oH'' S'A DIX Jos TUCKER.
ar. e2O y. o., MUbi.e Ala
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Wa understand that Bishop Elder will leave
|Eatcbez for this city on the evening OF the etn.
EEIs will leave here for st. Louis on the evening
Lf the 18th, by way of Mobile.
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MARRIED

wHITAKER-o'RoURKE- Thursday, Sept. 49,
1875 by the Rev. Father Simon, MI james Whita-
ker of Atlanta Ga. TO Miss Katie o'Rourke of Lou
isiana.
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Twenty Years Ego.

WARREN, o., June H. ls'S.
Craddock Co., 1899 Race street, Philadelphia:
Please forward by express, o. D., one bottle OF
DR.. James preparation of Indian Hemp tCanRbis
Indica) Ny mother used it rih secesS TWENTY ABS
AGO and she s just recovering from long illness
and her lungs being weak, send again, after the
lapse Of tl0enty years for your CANABIS IEDIcA We
know from experience that 1t is no hum Bug know
of several cases that it has cured - -
Respectfully, j. Z. FRkER-
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Deepening OF JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
ST JAMES PARISH, La

At this old established and celebrated College studies
will be resumed on TUESDAY, October 5th.
Parents guardians informed that some OF the
Marist Fathers will be on board the HENRY AAt
.ba rr.vio,s dav-Mondey 4tb inst between and s
o,clock p NJ to receive and accompany the pupils
Any persons desring further information may apply
TO the MarLt Fathers Algiers (St MaTys Church''
where some Of the Father Professors Will be In
attendance till Monday evening. at ~ ocicGE. oc3 II
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HOMEOPATHIC PRESCRIPTIONS.
DR.. WIN. H. HoLCoMBE,
HoXGoPArRIo PHTaIoZAS,
I3o....-... Canal Street.
ORLEANS,

Prescrihes by letter for those who wlNA 70 try the
HON mnopatbic treatment at Points where there 10 no
HON Csopathic ply sician III, -
A plain of caseA, aouto or enron @ WIZ oe
promptly considered and medicines th full Grochons
forwarded by mail or express. charges prepau- .,
he following diseases especially may % Kreauy
boneAtted and sometimes even cured otter the @ O.a
School treatment has entirely failed Chrome heaa'
aohea Neuralgia Vertigo Hystoria, Epilepsy, Nervous
Troubles, CatRrrhs, long standing LopRbt AstDlna'
Affections of the Heart, Skin Diseates DyspepslA'
Constipation, Plies Liver Complaints Chronic pyeeh'
terry bancos of the Kidneys Menstrual irteGa
laities obstinate Inter nit feVerH and bcToInl
f5 tor the first prescription and los OF meai
cnes and g. for each subsequent prescription aud
medicines for the same case. RemiItaucea uAauo oS
| mail post-ufIce der or registered letter
| Adiress DIR wM. II HnLCOMBE,
am rs N5p New OIleRna, La.
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Open daily from 10 A N. to P. NJ, and on Saturday
evenings from to g, only to receive deposits.
Deposits of fifty (5c) cents and upwards received
Interest allowed at the rate OF six per cent per
annum. No interest allowed for period lees than
three months.
On the let of January and the lst of July of e-ch
year interest will be calculated at the rate OF six per
cent and will be paid placed to the credit OF the
depostor. ,
Deposits will be paid demand. rule in United
States currency legal tenders, the Bank
tho right to demand thirty days notice of withdrawal
JOHN HENDERSON, President
WIN. ]. CASTELL, Vice President.
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WHAT IS SAID OF THE YOUNG CATAoL1c's

WHAT Is SAID OF 1.-THE YOUNG CATAoL1C's |
ILLUSTRATED READERS:
The Catholic Publication Society has just received
the following approval of It's School Series from tho
venerable Archbishop Of Oregon:
PORTLAND OREGON, Aug 81, 1875.
L. Kehoe Esq
Dear sir-AnonG the many services which 1.-The The
Catholic Publication Society s rendering to oIE hoy
Of he
is one of the greatest It. having spared nenef @ @
v sdsa to nas any of ike
RS paS Pao
and recommend the Series TO parents ''A'n'i' AAN
pn3Siie 3nnrp pIsTSRase trSITa tF.N. BLANCHEE
foui9 'i"''' Archbishop of Oregon.
P.s-Your series is in use in Oregon since last year
ST. 1cyAr1us COLLEGE, 4I3 W. l2Tn ST,
Chicago Ills, July 26. 1871 )
L KehOo, Esq, New York:
Dear sr-Peass to accept the thanks OF the Faenity
fTE s6s edres School Series Primer Header
EadsF Ss Ugon sohoo PPd y wish
6e Introduced into every Catholic school in the States
In haste very 6RS FciRSS'GtsiFS &. FSENNEMAN s. j.
Frankfort KY, May 20, 1875
Dear sr-The Sixth Fifth Fourth and Third Readers IO
are received With many thanks assure Son that
have found well adapted for catholic schools
as this The subjects IN the reading .bs
Of in respect have hera To do the
into thi, Academy aud Will advise otheFS " u" WIG
| came Houls iesp'|tiuAS' u FIAVIAK
TFror, the Boston PiIot.l
The Third Reader certainly one Of tho best re"usrs
10 have cyer en- II admirably arranged ,iS
cticna are intacs1ng aud the enGrAvinG' gave He
| aud beauty The bv"ks.
! from TroV nson's Reviesl
TLey are the beat We have Cxamiueo' bliH ~ "t
not expect for IUG time any to De Pi"'''''
them
rErom the Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph
W. can a.feIv saw hat they decidedly tue bes
Catholic Rsaders Published this country
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FOE BALLS, CONCERTS AND EuRs.

81. Patrlek's Hau. tho LARGEST ASD FINEST
HALL II THE CITY, Will bo rented BY tie HiEA'
or longer, on reasonable terms, for coNCElsls'
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and EXRISIT1oNs'
For CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, withoa'
distinction of creed, the Han viii be rented at HAIF
PRICE.
Apply n: .,,.
-. No. 81 Camp sSsoOs,
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REMOVAL OF
w. &. Peters Dry Goods Store

REMOVAL OF
w. q. Peters Dry Goods Store
from ssi Magazine street jast above St Andrew, to
NO. sos MAGAZINE STREET,
Asylum Row,
Everv variety Of goods beve been marked down 60
half their original value in order to teahEe
money, comprising
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
and all kinds of Fancy Goods
KID GLOVES and FRENCH CoRsETS spsciai1.
w II. PETERS.
se5Imsp 500 Magazine NtrNet near Joser hipe
THOs. MARKEY,
UNDERTAKES,
40. ~ and a.. Claiborne Street 40 ~ aud IL
Opposite the Market.
patsnt Metallic Burial Cases Mahogany Black Walnut
and Plain cotns aiTayss on hand i, D,r.op
who hopes by strict attention TO business to obtain
'nn1S n68RkR%sEs & R%SssESs FG% Effhr a. sep
z lRKPATRICK's CIRCULATING LIBRARY
| (Asylum ROW.
BOOKSELLER AND STATI0NER.
| AND DEALER IN
RELfoi0Vff f1dTGRE dRrRGI65RD I66RD. TISsEIS
MUSIC, &o..
SCHOOL, BOOKS SPECIALITY.
CESs Framing Done to Order
pareS 10 al ali Orders printing short and
i (tATARRH IS INVARIABLY CURED
Bronchitis. Asthma Lung and Heart DsSsafs s aad n az
aEee relic we'd the vitality Of the oseAeo
organ is not irreparably destroyed. treatment ~
medicated spray and inhaatons All chrome oiseaaSs
+reated succeasfuy. Addess with stamp Ior answer
J. w. LEFFINGWELL. M D."
iy25 Is Iv5p & No: 2t - Iabs! stIoeS:-
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Soluble Oxide of Iron.
A preparation entirely new free of al iaky taste
| and easily dissolved. -, .., h.,,,
Esiiv a6sorbed can bo used by the Hos: delicate
- ] perTon. Invaluable for children
: For further in formation apply to
FREDERICKsoN & HARFE,
CHEMISTS
faG . Canal Street .-----lS
~ feI7 rs Iv5p
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j. G. FRRER.
FLAT ROCK, Huron Co., O., Aug. q, 1873.
irS 1e'P'o'i"E II. CONSRR.

Inclosed are six dollars and Hfty cents for three
bottles of your CdndbiS IndcG 1t II doing It's work
we'll. Yours respectfully. - o--,--,
NB-Tbis remedv apeals for itself. A single bottle
will satisfy the most sktptca There is NOT single
symptom Of CoHstSnption that IL does not disspate
81 so per bottle OF three bottles for IS so Pills and
Ointment, 81 Is each. Sent at our risk. Address
CraddOck & Co., 1892 Race street, Philadelphia
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE {:

A. BALDWIN, Chairmani
1A,rrS DAY. W. Il. SCHMIDT.
COL j. D. HILL, JOHN u. + LIE
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CT. STEPHENS PARISH.
There will be
Grand Variety Concert and Clio Enter
tainment
IN ST STEPHENS HALL,
Corner Of Napoleon Avenue and Chestnut street.
THIS EVENING".
For the Beneht of the of the Parish, under the
patronage of the Conference. Society
of St. Vincent de Paul.
Soe of the bert Comic Scientific Amateur Singers
of the city nave offered their kind services Among
them will be the gem tleman who sings The Little
brown jug" which never fails to bring down the
house
The Concert part of the Entertainment will be under
the direction o Professor Gardner.
Entertainment will commence at 1880 ~.
Tickets, 5Oc., Childr.n halfprice. oco ~
ct. PATRICK'S HALL ASSOCIATION
SAVINGS BANK,
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NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1879.
Rrapch No. 1, H. B. & NJ. A. A., will meet In
hs star Hall, corner Camp and Poydras streets
/ morrow (Mondsy) evening.
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CATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS.

CATHOLIC
SCHOOL BOOKS.
" The Young Catholics Illustrated
School Books"
THE NEW SERIES OF READERS
COMPLETED.
The Catholic Publication Society has prepared
New Series of School Books by the above tite
which is copyrighted.
| The following books are now ready for delivery:
The Young Catholics Illustrated Primer W ~
The Young Catholics g Speller. y -
The Y,upg Catholics % 1st Reader %
The Young Catholics 2i Reader so
Tina Youpr Catholics Sd Reader 60
The Young Catholics 4th Reader ~
The Young Catholics osh Reader .
The Young Catholics 65h Reader o.
The Young Ladies' keader----l q
The Young Catholics Illustrated Table bool
and First Lessons in Numbers y
i'd These Readers compiled by comPetsn bands an
the proof sheets boon carefully read aud revise
y by Rev. J. L. spalding 9 7. L. No labor or e1pens
has been spared getting this Series of Readers
he The illustrations made to
~ ILLUSTRATE THE TEXT.
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