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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27
MY THREE CALLS.

1t was tie Tuesday after Christmas
that l made up my mind to repay some
calls. / had not been out of the yard,
SO to speak. for a long time, and that
morning, as 1 was busy at my work, 1
had made the resolve to go; perhaps a
little visiting might enliven me some
what.
So, after dinner, l put on my black
alpaca and new winter hat, and really.
when l was ready to start, and had ia.
ken a good turn before the glass,
scarcely knew myself. Even little Tot
seemed to notice the change for he
came up and pat'ed my dress, jabbering
in his sweet, cunning way We all love SO
we'll to hear. Giving him a good bye
kiss, and telling Lucy to stay in the
house and mind Jane, off I started.
While 1 was dressing, 1 had made up
my mind what route to take. There
wa Mrs. Jones, first; then Miss Cling.
the music teacher; then Mrs. Flint; and
from there around to Flicker's. These
four calls at least.
How beautiful everything looked.
The sun shone brightly overhead, and
my spirits rose with the scene.
A few minutes walk brought me to
Mrs. Jones' neat little house. She met
me at the door, with: my dear, how
very kind Of you to come this afternoon ;
an all alone, as you see, for the child
rem are out at my sisters, spending the
holidays" The children mentioned are
two girls and a boy, ages from IS to "a
years.
SLOW l WISH" said 1 "that nv chill
dIen were grown"
"Don't let me hear you talk So" cried
she in her kind, motherly way, that re-.
min ded me of my own dear mother far
away. "Now is your happy time with
them; don't be planning for their fu-
ture, but enjoy them every day and
hour"
II do, but sometimes my patience
gives out when they are so noisy"
Just listen to this foolish mother.n
she lnterp"sed. "They may give YOU
the headache now with their ;rnoc.,.
prattle, but your heartache will rom.
after awhile"
Then she told me of her Willy vbo
came home once-only once-with st.o-
gering steps; of her sorrow and anguish.
how b had prayed with and for him
And as she went on my tears flowed
with hers, and I felt that I had, indeed.
done wrong to complain of my troubles.
But" said she, Frightening up, "my
girls are all to me- a mother could wish.
When Mr.. Jones died his last words
were: Make good men and women of
them.' But it was not Gods will I
should keep both my boys. Why do I
entertain you with my sorrowa Your
race Is as long as the moral law"
And In a few moments we were chat.
ting gaily. When I left the house I
felt calmer, and more like my old self
than l had for a long time.
1 went straight from there to the
Deacons, where Miss Cling boarded.
No sooner had I entered the room than
she burst out crying. I was much sur.
prised. After q little she said:
"Such sad, sad news, and held up a
telegram. l read it through. Her ONLY
brother, a fine young rna whom I had
known for years, was dead ind buried.
"Only think of hum away out there.
far away from home and friends: the
thought is terrible-terribleln
tried in my weak way to comfort the
borrowing girl.
"Dont think of him as dead, remem-
Der he is only gone before, to that beau
iful Land of the Lesl.'"
did not stay long, for ID grief Tiers
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

DR.. Standard X. medles.-The
standard remedies for all diseases OF the lupgs
are SCHBNCK's PULxoyIc SYRUP, S~cuENCK's SEA
WEED Tone, and SCHENCK's MANDRAK PILLS.
and If taken before the lungs are destroyed. .
speedy cure is effected. To these three medi-
cines DR.. j. II. Schenck, Of Philadelphia, owes
his unrivalled success in the treatment OF pull
monary diseases. The Pulmonic Syrup ripens
the morbid matter in the lungs: nature throws II
of by an easy expectoration, for when the phlegm
or matter is rine. a eight cough will throw II of.
the patient has rest and the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the PulmOnic Syr"p TO do this.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and Scbenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used to cleanse the
etomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
act on the liver. removing all distractions, relax
the gall bladder, the bile starts freely, and the
liver is soon relieved. ScheIck's Sea Weed Tonic
lie q gentle stimulant ana Alternative, the alkali Of
which 1t Is composed mixes with the food and
prevents seuring. 1t assists the digestion by
toning up the stomach 10 a healthy condition, so
that the food and the Fulmonic syrup will make
good blood; then the lungs heal, and the patient
will surely get well II care 10 taken to prevent
fresh cold. All who wish to consult DR.. Schemes,
either personally or by letter. can do 40 st hie
principal ONCE, corner OF Sixth aud Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday. Schencks medi-
cines are sold by all druggists throughout the
country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

OrGans-While the market IL flooded With
cheap and worthless Organs, which agents and
dealers will cell at any price they can obtain, vet
the celebrated whitney & Holmes Organs still
maintain their position among the frst-clase in
stIuments of the time. ard the trade Ia them Il
constantly increasing. These Organs take the
lead everywhere in the West, and excel In pure,
smooth, full tone, facile action, great durability,
aRd fine design ana finish. Any Of our resders
who desire q superior organ may safely invest
their money in n whitney q Holmes.
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|aNS@ $3.50

Y Z Ufer ca u aorGiDary uosnents-Ne Seven
Octave iull iron frame. everything bass Pianos.
with Ro.ewoSd case and carved lcgs. for $3.50
c~ago-Terms Of payment, SS3 each, remainder,
SI5 monthly; or $50 cash and 80 mosthIy or
500 each and o23 quar- srly-Send for catalogue
MUSIC. % Van Bur- n 81, Chicago. l. .. 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

Sans Condition Powder invariably
produces reliefin the following diseases 81 horses:
Cramps, Colds, Lung Fever. Heaves. Di-temper,
Chambers, Shortness Of Breath. Yellow Water,
Founder, Hioebound, Diseases Of the Kidney.,
Collie, Bots, Inflammation OF the Eyes, and I'm
~purities Of the Blood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

- II a set Of double harness lie used. and
one halt Of IL oiled with f.h or nsatsfoo, oil.
while on the other Uncle Sans Harness on i.
used, the latter will be 10 better condition alter
one vser's service than the former will b. a. ne
end Of three months. Emnert Proprietary Co.,
manufacturers. Chicago, Ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

"A Square M.xl."-We sre sure our readers
will thank us for calling their attention to the
Manufacturing Co. Of 81. Louis, ~ 10 would be
useless for Us to try 10 say Anything In favor of
their great Charter Oak Cooking Stove. The very
word suggests the thought OF u well cooked meal
followed by easy digestion, vigorous health. and
Q desire to have and to do plenty OF real work. e.
cay nothing Of the comfort of 3 happy, contented
h,paobDtd
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

At our request Crag,n & Co., of Phila-
delphia. Pa, have promised to send any
Of our readers gratis Ton receipt OF Is
cents to pay postage) a sample OF
Dobbin's Electric Soap to try. Send
ar Onco
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

The Photographic Copying Company Of
Burlington Iowa, is giving employment 10 nun
dreds II IN en- and women ss canvaeser- for old
pictures 10 be copied and enlarged, either plsin
or color.d. Agents wanted In every county and
town I'm The West
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

Summe. IS wen - winter has its changes, and
sufferers OF ,ung, throat and chestdiseases should
always be on their guard. or. Green's EIpecto-
r ant will relieve coughs and all irritation and
prevent pt,cn ard ,yhopid fever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

~ Good health 10 TO be priced beyond oil
yichee. Use EiIert's Extract or Tar and Wild
Cherry before that cough has undermined your
constitution
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

Send TO HAKTER 4 KING, J02 Walnut street,
Des Aoiner. Iowa, for q catalogue Of the Domes-
tic Paper fatlerne. The moet stylish and best
lifting Pattern ever sold. Catalogues free 10 any
AlArAaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27
The Hawkeye.
The Lsrgess. Most Prospsrsas and Success
full Of anv Iowa Company.

The Target. Moot Prospsseas and Success
ful Of any Jovs Company.
The Leader has had frequent occasion
10 refer 10 the condition Of this company,
and always , complimentary terms. It's
prosperity has been almost uneIsmpied
IN the history Of insurance companies
certainly no Iowa company can point 20
3 record 70 satisfactory, q business so
large, or q standing 50 firm. From =
card jus, issued by the company To is
agents and patrons, We observe that the
amount of assets on April Is,, 1876, Was
t439, s2i.,0. The company also make
the following exhibit of business trans
acted during the month Of March:
Number Of Policies issued ............. 9s
A anun, 81 y Premium. ree,ired nssss :,
Amount Of cssh received from other
sources S.SJtsD
Amount Of property insured. .......-- es.en@a
The increase of premium receipts over
corresponding month OF last year is t3,-
2i0.2S, and the increase Of cash receipts
from other sources is $S42 go, showing
excess Of receipts over corresponding
month of last year Of t4,052 81.
The officers and managers of the
Hawkeye have demonstrated q knowl-
edge of the insurance business such As
few possess. Mr.. Ingersoll, the Presi-
dent, has made the business of insurance
= life study, and is thoroughly convers
ant with sill the details Of outside and
office business. To the affairs of the
hawkeye he oives his close personal nt-
! t%ention, and all Of his time. IN Mr.. A.
Howell. Secretary, he finds an able and
efficient cosdjutnr.-Daily State Leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

Your attention is called TO the advertisement
OF Mr.. T. j. Colleen. Macon, Ga, headed SiU
Reward. Her success lie said 10 be almost mi
rsculOus. Write To her
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27
Three Points for Ce.sadsr~ao.


DRrinS tas PES. eve ysAxs tie yGSETINg 49,
seen steadily vcskinr i;s~tfinto pesi,e fssus. ase
isoss Who vere o; srsi isefseaiCas n -vsAre n
its merits ae rov is aosi S-asr; n;ssds And
sryss rs-.
1sers ars three esssn,isl ossses fr tso>s Asv
!ng such . ho-ros OF pA,eni nesicnrs. csanStrx
,Aer opinion as4 iendis< their tsszsoes io.sd
The acvano n.ni Of ~vE6ETiSE ls.- T. 10 a.
Aoa-.ty PREPARED aetiars f-un sarss. rocts sse
herbs. ID 1; sore.tiy soeuneisses al ia; -
Claimed for u, sithoai leaving aay bs5 sescts n
testimonials from sones, vel sno.r o.us~zs.
whose signatures se . sEncieH; rzara-ies 81
their esrues:rs.s 10 ths zstIr. Takssr lsto
consideration the VAT quantity % n~tieir
broGshi Con .picaorsy before the pabiic isrozxt
the s.nsug sdv.rtisene-is IN tie rssspaper
columns, ~i;a 10 proof f neri; 90 seasin. ,oass
ers 81 stA' 9 has coce, We sao1ld se pa,tues6
!o- rsniic-t!ni . snAl! degree Of prf.s ie yr.
.eniior ,ss foIlo. NJ ,e.t noslA ,-osa Re-, J. :
DlChEksOS. ID. D. tie PopziAr and ever xeniA
pastor - to soris Ba2ii.; CaarA. Bo.,oe
The Tired BODY sues Tor slsep
II. r 5 e'.n.. E.a. Dear s!r-r 10 ss mach
10 say ,As, yoar vkSKTINk-<tra rmi,. p.;
nothing else seemed 20 ,vsi which i eoaid saisly
Cse- Either excessive rsniAl cork or aassnAl
care srtngs upon me . nervous eXharstion tssi
ce-psrately need. .Ieep. bat ~ desperately desc
II. Nigh, After slsh, the poor. ,irvt body sus.
for sleep lntl its day dawn 70 srioonec bark.
and We be gin ocr work tired oct With % airrns;
lfntl4s-s chase aver rect. NOV i nave 'oeoc tbA.
. l.tlc NEGErlSR taken jusi before ! .etire
gives me .sce; arc IN e. ate sleep, and sitboc;
any % the evil effects OF he usa.S nArcOtics l
tsfnx I've things ~oald tend 10 MAKE srsin
worker. sleep let. A Ii.le less vofk. ID. A ~
tie mors vEGETISR. This prsser.p0oa has
helped me.
Nov. / have Q partieuls, horror Of .'ps;eri
incidence" but ! have . Rvs,er horror of o-ins
afraid 20 tel The siraiShi cut truth. The vESk
TN You're aa; e:ips' me- 'h' , J os' DaiccEEExsos.
Valuable EvtdeDe0.
The following unsolicited testimonial IRON Rev.
o. I. WALKER, ID. D.. formerly pastor VI Boo
doin square Church. and ~ preseni settled N
Providence. X. l.. must be es,eemcd - reliable
evidence. No one should fail 10 oeserve that
this testimonial |. the result 81 TO Year, exp~
Renee win the use Of VEGETlNR Ia the hev.
Mr.. Walkers family, Who lsw pronounoes it In
valuable:
Providence, X l., ia Transi, street.
II. X. Stevens. ESQ I feel bound 20 express
with my signature the hi-h vslue l pisce upon
your VE0ETlNE. Nv family have used iS foe
he lasi two y-ars. In nervous debility 10 10 In
valuable, and I II IA ali Who may need
An invigora,iLg, renova'ing tonic
{. 7. WALKER.
Formerly Pastor Bowdoin So. Church, Boston
veeetiae 10 Sold by all Drsgsists-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

$4,000 in Gold Coin Reward.

7 WILL give ,be alb we reward for any case ~
Il Uterine disease, such ~ Prolsp-a- SiSri.
Conr estion, LeueorrheA. Irregular Mrns'rnAtiun.
painful or otherwise, Dyspepsia. Liver Hi-casr.
Consumpi ion when not IA the bowels, Piir- sny
form, scfofuls, In fact any hind 81 chronic Dc
cases that ] cannot cure permanently. ~her, ~
~rect'ops are followed. am aware thst ths rouu
try ha. been flooded With hnmbug uo.irrm. hu'
my dear sud ring br"'her or sister. give. I pray
YOU. your serious coIsideraI n - The shove. I
guarantee . cure In every case. OF fDr.clt t!O g.
gold. Ifyou van; It. j can give uncIreptl"rA able
reference aad testimonials. Write o. me, giving
full description OF your osse, together With name
post ono. county and STATE. written plsinIy.
also give nesr-s, express once. ! charge OILY
email tee. send 'wo stamps Is? 'f.,im b6stkSS
Addres. Mas. T. j. box Zs. Mscoh. "a
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Catalogues Of the Domestic Paper Patterns
sent free to any address. HAkTEf i KING,
S92 W air ut street. Des MOines, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

THOMAS g. ORwIG, Solicitor Ct PateIts Of the
Iowa PATENT OErIcE. st Des Moines. reports the
following U. S. Patents issued to Western In
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-27

vegetine will cleanse ecro,u q from the syetem.
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"a and 80 r. Washington r., CHICAGO
Opposite Field. Letter 4 Cos Retail Dry Goods
Store, and adjoining ID. b. Fisk's Wholesale
Millinery Store.
Gee. 8. PALMER Gate Of Cry BoteD, Clerk
q. SANDS. Proprietor,
&Q PHH LAY
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DR.. Whittier.


Sen; Sealed both for 30 een.a. Aisotn German boun
illustrated. fer Is ceRsa Remit py nail
Also n Elegant Cloth and 0lt Binding. $50 paes
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-20
FOR SALE.

WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
n A No. I stock Ranch, either for cattle
sr sheep, joining foothills, with plenty Of
outlet, embracing 32J acres, of which 100
acres IL good agricultural land, with plenty
sf water and feed. We :.
xcr further particulars. address
b. RILEY,
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouKr-CHAnnERs-Heid by Judge Law.
rence.-First Mondays motion calendar
November Is, 1876
srrRExk CorRr-srEcrAL TERx-Held by Judge Van
rso.MNos. I4e s3a. 81, IS, IA as, AZ 4s7 sos @
$40 529 $40 51s, Ill 6l0 62l u, 629, 6S2 27s, 279,
235. 263 Ia. l7S. la.
BradyNos. 1885, 1888 1898 l4S9, 1908 1859. 3l6S.
2225 1917, has, POLL, 2o65 1oll 2117, 1885. slO7.
1857. 1909 500 1889 lo47 als5, 36si s34s yaIs 2aO3
Part 2-Hcld by Judge Barret-Nos. 73S. 2S4s, 1878,
1898, 1896. SIS, s!S, 1898 1920 1885, alo 10 p es7 s.
ese, S7a, s4o,s, 1910, $3.50 Par. g. Held by Judge
DonohueNos 1,44 1918, 2sos us, 65o7, si6l, 1855,
io.i alos sos5 is ile 81, 1850 i4s, aiss, $751; $685. @
22o7 2261 2z7,. 1885, 2os9 27s sll. s2I3 81 SIS $685.
22t sa 1873, $40, slo7, s2i ai9s, 1881, 1882 233a,
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRIAL TERM-part Held by
Ch,cL Justice Cars.mNos aes 40, go 26s, 200 s7s,
by Judge sanlord-Nos 2os lii. si4 s23. sio,. iii.
$50 2O6, lSs, 222, l92. ls6, Il, os3 $50
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEciAL iEmM-Hcld by Judge
fart--Nos 10 10 81 inclusive.
COMMON PLEAs-GExsRAL TERx-Hed by Judges
Daily. J. y. DAILY and Van Hoescn.-Nos. to 17s In
elusive.
COMMON PLKAs-rn,AL TKRx-Parts / and a-Ad-
journcd Tor the week.
COMMON PLEAs--EvrlTY TERM-Hed by Judge Van
Brubt.-Nos. TO 80 inclusive.
MARINE Corgr-rRAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Sinnol Nos 1852 1905, 1906 4o7., 4674 46s2, lsls,
4s5,, 4sse 42s5, 5ol3 5o36 5O4S 5Uss, 5oe Part -
Held by Judge Aker-Nos 4s25 1890 40O3, SOFA, 50S4,
5Csd 462 456l 1906 1922 424O 4s74 4557, A6l5 453l
Part ;i--Hcd by Judge Shca-Nos. S24l, 23lo, 1865,
852l s5e6, G6t5 l4 200, 6l1S, 1922 457g, 1Y44 S4,
7los, 1909, s495
CorRT or GENERAL SEssioxs--Part Held by Re-
corder John HacNett--rhe People Daniel McFail,
robbery Oscar Fletcher, burglary; samo
Rose Muriha grand larceny; Same VS. Catharine
Burns, grand larceny Same VS.. William Mahcr, grand
larceny; Same VS.. James +. Hines, grand larceny;
Same VS.. John Adams aud William Farrell, forgery;
same vs. Michael Mccarthy petit larceny; Same VS..
Patrick Doyle, petit larceny. Part 2--Hcd by Judge
Giidcrslecvc.Ihc People Patrick Harr, fclonous
assault and battery; Same Alfred Smith and Mar
garct stuart robbery; same VS. John Lappn. rob.
berry; Same VS.. johanna Lendow, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Bridget Walsh, pest larceny; Same vs.
Michael Quinn, clonous assault and battery Same va
Francis RYAN, mayhem.
The New York herald., 1876-11-06

saints were houoring God Himself IN giving Him
thanks for the that had been saved Thus there
every possible motive for glorifying the saints
honor paid them redounded to the honor OF God.
particular for honorng the saints was the fact
that they God and could always intercede
Tor US. In honoring them werc simply benehting
ourselves preparing for the main object OF our
isicnce The reverend gentleman answered some OF
the objections made this doclrine, citing the case
OF Tobi,s. who taught by the angel 10 pray 20
God In rendering to God the things that are Gods
must employ the gifts which He has gwen us to
the best advantage and the service OF the giver by
seeking the truth We must not abuse the blessings
which constantly being bestowed upon US
Injustice to God is often practsed Dy tnose
whose education and natural talents AFFORD them many
advantages over their neghbors, and which tney ex
ercse in ridculing religion and making use OF argu-
mcnts calculated To revile all those mysteries that
were above their comprehension. There were many
who made the holy Scriptures the subject OF Their
Jests, giving them such iudicrous Interpretation as
might serve 70 display their wl The reverend gen.
tienan in the course OF an exhaustive sermon
pointed the necessity OF making everything sub
servent to the glory Of God and the cause OF virtue
The choral arrangements wcre as usual exceiicn ana
reflected IN uch credit on the musical director
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horting his hearers to Q faithful observance
Of the rules laid down for their guidance

horting his bearers to . faithful Observance
Of the rules laid down for their guidance:-
rhs frs. par Of the ms.ion win be for The mis-
object OF The mission Is % Afford % sssIssrdiasry ie
the Inducing all the people
parish paetse more Perscty the teachings OF our holy
ON week days there will be masses at i've. six. seven
eight and nine o'clock There will be sermon immedi
mtey after the first ending precisely at SIX O'CLOCK
There will be another sermon after the nine O'Clock
Communion will he given dnring the various st the
rail Of the hgh altar No will be given In the
There viii every evening with benedction of
the blessed sacrament.
ors e.. s' , s ss s M % p: nd
the third part before tho evening Sermon beginning at half
On the will be At five six seven. eight,
nine and the high mass At ten and halt there will
VICES and sermon % Al Sc seven EN- and & half !,
the morning and from three to ten Ia the evening In the
Religion. books de-. will for sale in the
ment OF he church the profits fom which will DO Tor the
the anxious wish and Of tho pastor that mono
Of the people Of the parish will allow this time special
them that many Of them may never again
good an opportunity and he would urge upon all the pro-
friends who be seeking after truth to attend the exer
NoteThc forty hours alteration Of tho blessed
high mass on sunday, the 18th OF November.
The attendance at this opening service was very
large. Every seat in the church was occupied and
numbers had to be content with standing room. The
mission seemed open under very favorable auspices
Tor success Yesterday was the frst time that the
Rev. Father McCready, the nrst assistant pastor OF
the church, appeared before tho congregation at the
Sunday services and after he congratulated
by large number Of his friends on his sale return
and his restoration TO health. Fatner McCready had
been absent Europe tor several months, whittier he
had been compelled go regain strength exhausted
in years OF labor in this city's missions He is ce
scrvedy beloved by the Pensioners Of ST. Stephens,
expression of gadncss which his p officiating
priest occasioncd amsng the congregation
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.

SOLEMN OPENING OF MISSION BY The
DOMINICAN FATHERs-THE PROGRAMME =
SERMON by THE REV. FATHER BYRNE-
LARGE NUMBERS PRESENT.
AT So Stephens church, Twenty eighth street. yes
terdsy morning mission Opened by the Domini-
Fathers which is TO to continued Tor a month A
solemn high mass celebrated by the Rev. Father
Mccrcady assisted by tho other priests attached tho
church. the pastor. Row DR.. Mcsynn occupying a
scat the sanctuary The mission under the dircc
tion OF the Rev. Father Byrne, assisted hr Tho Rev
Fathers Ii'ly Quinn, Dinahan, Hogan aud Daily. The
Introductory sermon was preached by the Rev.
Father Byrnc. who made Faith the subject
Of his discourse The reverend Father said that was
appropriate he should speak them this great v.r
al the opening of the mission II first and
the foundation oi all the virtues and without u the
MISSION upon which they were entering would bo
vaueless. lie incucatcd the constant exercise
oi faith, especially at thts time, when thcy de-
voting themselves In especial manner religious
exercises, vsed and arranged ior the practice OF
their duties as good Catholics The reverend Father
then read the following order OF exercises, then ex
The New York herald., 1876-11-06

dnce fruIl II they cut OF from the stem The
Church be holy In members because !; rs tho
mystical body OF Christ The Church is not simply
a society Of men banded together for the pur-
pose Of doing good Christ continues the work
OF salvation in aud through His Church. II We would
be saints must reduce 10 practice the eight beati
tudes contained in the Sermon the Mount We
must, in a word keep the commandments. We must
have ambition to aim more and more at perfection
every DAY. The saints were only flesh and blood like
us They had their passions and their temptations
We have the at disposal for the sancti
Hcaon OF our souls that enabled the saints arrive
nj
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

John Hayes, who gave his occupation ns a sailor,
residing in wes; Twcnty-arst street, was ar
ragncd before Justice Smith yesterday at the Essex
Market Court charged with highway robbery. The
evidence adduccd In the showed that whc August
Stockc of No x4S West Fifteenth street, was walking
through Easl Houston street his way home he was
attacked by Hayes who struck nim violent blow on
tho breast and snatchcd his watch and cham Hayes
was cipturcd after long chase by Ulccr Benedict Of
the Seventeenth precinct. He held for trial at
General Sessions IN default OF ~, 600 bail
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
ST. PATRICKs CATHEDRAL.
OUR DUTY TO GOD SERMON BY THE RE,

OUR DUTY TO GOD SERMON BY THE REV.
FATHER FARgELLy.
The Cathedral was thrcnged yesterday. every avail
able seat being occupied at last The Officiating
clergyman was the Rev Father Aori, and at The con
clusiou OF the first gospel the Rev. Father FarrcIly
preached a sermon, taking his text from ST. Matthew
XII, 15-23-"Renccr, therefore, unto Cmsar the
things which are Csesar's, and unto cd tho Things
that are Coda In explaining the text the reverend
gentleman took refer 10 the Feast of All
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