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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-21
! ming Star and Catholic "sssen ger.
Nv ,rIEANs. SUNDAY. MAY n, is7s.
from tho Liverpool United Irishman
YOUNG IRELAND.

4 ,uv o,Hara whisper-when the time for school Ia
Ger down with me to ths'old whitethorn. and III
show on me Jimmy, rusty and red and old.
aSrsr 70 Won and me- boy, than seventy bars Of
+ gold. 49,.
,.member the bright little hoWer Jimmy thai
EntcSed from spring TO summer, till 1t bios
on. sea e DOWN in the night and thought it.
rect on1 n s 70 the shamrock sod that blooms on
" ~ mothers grave.
nth nv ,p.de one evening. whom tho innets
Asd eeaDed their song. .,r.h :I;v,m,v 1,- III.
"a struck d.ep in the mossy earIn' Jimmy ZOE Inc
,s Ts,s Won hold in hand boy turned
~ inc Ia high on tho mountain ere the last
ple Wrenched away
"a nv he art best fast with wild delight as counted
%issssd them and felt mere proud Jimmy, than .
on 20 BIZ lie hands that bore them their struggle
n0t for The boys in the winter nights to polish
Bem up again
/ the ten-seet handles will cone. Jimmy, from the
"a Well mu-ter 8 corps of our own brave boys, the
.hower Of Baly nakil;
mac. p to the tune of the clan, WA
Il our place as tue Emmett Avengers, the foremost in
&4feedom's van.
III never forget the hours, Jimmy, we've spent
nnipg our lives for Ireland. Or what would make
lie the birds showered down the blossoms and the
river ". mt flashing by,
the sun rolled up from the western hills like pill
lars of gold in the sky-
La we've stolen away from our comrades' play, to
dream Of the days long gone
ote glorious day hen the Northern CLANS, by Owen
and Hugh led on,
Fouph many flood of sassanach blood stood vctors
on freedom g shore,
a we knelt on the sod and prayed that our hands
i might str Ike for their cause once more.
ID bitter our heart-wrung tears Jimmy, and fierce
the vows we made,
r the page that told of Fitzgerald's fate and EN-.
NETS your z life blood shed
ia eAvied our staiwart comrades setting out for
the midnight drill
the blazing hearth and the old mems tales of the
Soggarth ON Oulsrt Hill.
i'd we've heard with pulse bounding the battles
hen manly voices mineling high the blackened raj.
ters rar (.
i'd CLEANS of future glory flashed by on the wings
Id hand clasped band while the eye grew dim at the
tale OF our country g wrong.
fbnk Of the glorious day, Jimmy, when our Gag
the smiles OF heaven's bright angels nesting in
IN ~ on our hills again. boy, and flash the
b wen wade With that flag through the blood of the
foe till we plant 1t on Dublin keep.
a many vengeful exile from the wilds of the set,
III sweep 10 his native hills again with rio and pike,
IN rise to man from Bantry Bay to the mountains
thunder their eead mile tathe from the guns of old
Athlons.
side. by side wen fight, Jimmy, in breach
open field,
th the sunbursts flash through the battles smoke,
and our bis zing blades its shield;
IL fall you'll lift it from true hearts crimson
flow.
dash it's folds again. boy in the face of the Saxon
foe.
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THE BETROTHED
BY MANZONI.

fContinuedI
Eeanwhile Renzo went in search of Father
efstopher be found him with no small
tculty, and engaged in administering con
etion to dying man. The scene was soon
ped. The father remained short time in
pnt prayer. He then arose, and seeing Rem
approach, exclaimed, We'll my son."
She is there ! have found her!"
Convalescent, and ont of danger"
5od be praised !" said the friar.
But" said Renzo, "there is another
6culty."
What do you meant"
Il moan that-you know how good this
or girl is ; but she is sometimes a little
tnclful. After SO many promises, she tells
she cannot marry me, because on that
Sht of fear she made q vow to the Virgin |!
ese things signify nothing, do they7 Is it
" true that they are not binding, at least on
ople such as we are 7"
As she far from this Z"
Oh no; few steps beyond the church."
ait moment" said the friar, land we
gili You give her to understand that"
Know not my son {: must hear what ahe
~ say." And they proceeded to Lucy's
n.
he clouds were gathering in the baavers
q tempest coming on. Rapid lipbtnin1
wing the increasing darkness, illumined at
nents the long roofs and arcades of the
ding, and the cupola of the little church !;
Clopb Va I66OuuU6Q with
Bed echoes through the heavens. Renzo
pressed his Impotence, and accommodated
Pteps to the strength of the father, W no. ex-
ted by fatigue, oppressed by disease, and
thing in pain, could, with difficulty, drag
Ailing limbs to the performance of this
act of benevolence.
- they reached the door of the cabin,
20 stopped, saying in low trembling
ce,I" She is there !" They entered. Lucy
Ses~Ghd ran towards the old man. crying
3, what do see Oh, Father Christopher"
We'll, Lucy through how much peril has
preserved you you must be rejoiced that
have always trusted in Him."
an yes:-But You, my father how you
changed how doyou feel : say, how are
As God wills, and as through bis grace, 1
Also" replied the friar, with a serene
ntenance: Drawing her aside, he said,
ar me, have but few moments to spare.
you .n disposed to confde in me, as in times
h, are you not still my ia ther ~
eai, my child, what is this vow Of which
: is VOW I made to the Virgin never to
Sat did You forget that you were bound by
eVions promises God, my daughter, ac-
~. Gnerlngs from that which is our own.
1T of sestS he desires, the will but you
pledged yourself0 'NN
have done wrong"
Poor chIld, think not so believe the
a Sgln mas accepted the intention of your
A., neaTtr and has offered it to God fol-
one ah .el! me- did you ask the advice OF
JiS ABOUT this matter p"
fessed G ~ aeem it a sin, or 1 would have
Eht not to- to- and and the little good one does, one
l. fnlfiSeptn Of other other motive for preventing
4TAs 70 a.. ol your promise TO Repzo 81
as 20 that--for Inyself~-NvSat I.o,,
bcS 0i inI;i.5 replied Lucy, with q Sesitstion
mn inttl Implied any thing rather tbn1 rnaer
a bale S CoaI . Di1sh passed over her lovely lovely
10 yea bsiigPes reeumea ~. -
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circumstances whioh wo must NOT pass Ovor in
silence.
The first it, that Lucy, making inquiries con-
corning Father Christopher, of every capuchin
FROM the iaZaretto, learnt with more grief than
surprise that he had died of the pestilence.
The second lie, that before quitting Milan,
Lucy had . desire to know something concern
ing her former patrons, Donna Prassede and
Don Ferrante. The widow accompanied her to
their houses, where they were informed that
they also had both died of the plague.
Concluded next week
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W. L. JURGIGK4EWxSZ, DTuEgtsfs
Ger. NaanEine a1d Ehnlia IT,, AoU oRi911so -
REsea ~ % ReS eS,sas. "a
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NO MORE EASTERN MADE CLOTHING.
COGAN'S
FINE CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,

and made in the house by Hrst class Tailors from
the beat Cotha piA1onais DoeakiBs and Cassimeres
SPECIAL STYLES to SUIT THIS CITY, and at less
than HALF the PRICES USUALLY PAID.
The rule of tho house 10 always to give neat and
elegant hts
few of prices;
Custom Made BUS ESS SUITS from 60 so to sIa.
Custom Made CASHMERE SUITS. from - to sl4
Custom Made DIAGONAL SUITS. frouI Si2 50 to $40.
Custom Made BLACK SUITS, from SIS tn S2i.
Custom NJ AIDE G ASST MERE PANTS. from 81 81 to 81.
Custom Made HOESKIN PANTS, from a. Ia 81 50.
Custom Made KENTUCKY JEAN PANTS, from 81 so
ga rs.
Custom Made DOESKIN VESTS, from 81 IS to s. 80.
Custom Made DI AGcNAL VESTS. from 81 Is to u.
Custom Made SILK VESTS, from % To - 81.
Custom Made Clothing for BOYS and YOUTHS;
Custom Made Clothiug In extra szes, for LARGE
MEN Custom Made OvERCoATS in light and heavy
weights from q upward.
Also mnRn fcent stock Of CLOTHS. DIA0GNALs.
DOESKINS. CASSIMERES and fine JEANS, from
which measures are taken to order, at equally low
prices.
A splendid assortment of LINEN and CHEvIoT
SHIRTS MERINO and FLANNEL U$DERSHiKrS
aud DRAWERS English Finished SOCKS, LINEN
COLLARS, SILK SCAkFS, etc.
The new styles Of HATS received every two weeks;
The largest stock OF fine TRUNKS and VALUES
in this city, and at prices never before heard
Of.
COGANS CLOTHING HOUSE,
10 Can al street.
Between the Customhouse and the Rivermidde of the
block.
Open until O'Clock P. M. Sundays. fea7 rs ~
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that God has given the church authority to
remit obligations of this kind that man may
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This gency possesses unequalled facilities for sup
plying Clergymen Religious Societies, Schools, EeWS-
dealers and private individuals with all the
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NEW YORK CATHOLIC AGENCY,

81 Barclay Street, New York.
THOX1S D. Proprietor
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ADDRESS
THE SINGER M4NUEAO TUR1NG 90.
No. 81 Canal Street.
Apla 10 Nv
A NEW DEPARTURE.

A NEW DEPARTURE.
Millinery, Dress Making, Perfect-Ftting Cor
sets and Fancy Goods Combined.
MRS. X. Q. LOGAN
Respectfully that she has removed TO the
O large and elegant store,
NO. IA BARONNE STREET,
next door Grune valid Hall where abe will be pleased
show her friends and the public the most elegant
stock Of MILLINERY. OSTRICH PLUMES. bPRAY1
CORSETS and FAN CY GOODS seen in this city.
Ready made Ball CoNtumrs speciality.
DreBses made TO order In eight hours Ja23 ly
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4 Matter OF no Consequences.

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What's tie matter =
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Az lSnETENCENT rcCSNar.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T1hc Apacricaa Vl-halc Fishery,


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-26
HUNTS REMEDY.
rENrIs REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-.

fENIIfS REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-
% a slrt ana p,,iasgic hlh VS. seired with suideu
atcS % -ccCgll drorsy whcl On lev DAYS ihreaiued
rs lf ne ora1l-y remedies hld AZ proved ineiica-
Cons and uullr ther taa patient was fast a.ius Into
les sele5 70 n enormous s-s and the water Increasing
T1rsiy lie vas entirely unable 90 lie down 10 bed. ard
flrced rs1aia ni-lt anG t1y in sitting posture
E-is e things contiacei uut hF ie advise % the
pys1l alluded 81, the present remedy was tried. In
Consequence cf rs peulr nafGre o vSs necessary % pre-
pare gi;h --els care. Eni 90 crer insure this 10
iatrusi 70 ghe fy % aIr. Hunt 70 Frocare and com
r-sss g.
The rsue5r vas administered, and almost from the
moment % its reception tecidli improvement became
r,l1ifsse The kfaavs were Immediately affected and
r7ze3 cliou swelling Of The legs rapidly zliside
the uars freed alI resumed their healrhy ana
zcree4he action the dssh Ct Ilhs resumed its elasticity
c-SllS rsulai1ile- sad BE rapidly c0uvaescug
De save MP shs remedy for short time.
IL unfortunate. for -llc curative process
raSti TIE kus-s tsScd rl their action again occou
iS to-p5t, tle water increased with frEltful rarilfy
ai De i1 fasri himself On very alarming state.
ne rsu,ey -n Rad recourse aad b. persc-
EaT-- -sa tie disease a scc1nf time snhdned But
tbs most awaited and severe cse. and Is fook an
the virtues o. THE Remedy. c0-iiai Win ami tire.
O. eri-ais the elects q the disease But thrtuEh per-
svsEts Es1 u il permanent Effected, and b.
riei = artvs 1-t-cf-i0or occupation, within short
tine. wei nan
his the manner in which the Remedy brought
into u1cs- and sEs then f7r period % twenty Eve 15
The la-i1e has been prepared amer she ap
proved sz-u7a hy 1Irs Hunt and used b. physl-
ems in tsLr priTA-e practise Tor this and similar
p-z-1ts-
Il has ben vel ani fsvorablr known and 1xtsnsvctr
ssucf that tine br class both with and without
from 1Esrlls ard fsEhtf disease and unfley death,
rllT q 1lr es-r11hia and re-kuorTu citizens.
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1.=-sz -sf q ttz-ig-E7s ftg1zs1 d5al1rs %
sa-sE IL NsE Lo-s51 * h LtsrEy e1a
Sc-s-ls5 I1s-ilst55-, @ eo-5itio7 thai tEiE-y
tEe.sz-. 5s-l-rs zsrs Z rzzss3-
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Presentation Books +!

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n The ehoice GIFT BOOHS.s
cfisT7oiTs Poets anl Poetry d Ansariea.
Gallery % British Poets.
Picture fodss. and selections from Lying Aufsors,
Tie Iady d fhs lake.
E0ore'g f1iiah Hdose.
Fict0r1l Family Register.
Baley'd Festl1-a Poem.
Beecner's Life n chrit, Vol. ].
Burns coifers Saturday sght
Wh.tier's Ballads o. Sew Ensianf,
Whiitler'a cllid LIE, 70 Poetry,
Ja7- = LONe1S FCeIns-giusfrsted,
Owen Mersdifhfs Lucille. %
J1a Th0mp10u's Poems, Co
Nh Brouninzs Aurora Lslgi,
BIyaurs Poetry sud song,
Edith Nays Poems
slakespeare's Complete WORKS. ore volume,
Dznas Manual n Geooey. new Ell
Chitty's Blackstone. 2 vols. sheep
Chafa1erialn's c1mI Law Tor Business Men,
Bryant and sfraiioa's BootkeeDilg ara Blanks,
Cartons flrm Haliada
Eliis' eceeE u Society.
Jean fngeier Poems,
ketle1 Christian Year.
Flyires Ocean Void.
yglss verne's Earih ADD Noon.
Ienoysons eues-l 1fafy-a drama,
r,,-s.,,,-.. Poems complete p one vol
B.biss and Testarqents, 10 variety,
1osaas q -aered Hiltofy, bound. faii morocco,
kngnt.' nelansry q Mechanics vois,
ll1fary n farioll ficf.sn,
Agthsrly Talks with lI1nrrkeepors
And other recent works. 100 nnmerous % nanae.
S7zn Forsals ~ Nm. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-26
HUNT,S REMEDY,

he cnly no-l Remedy for Brishrs Disease, aud has
c1rei ever cass % nrcPsT Ia which Il has been
gwen irritation q the Neck % the BladieT defamation
~ The Killers Clce-2l o. ne Eiiueys and Bladder
Ehesss Il sircilrssnd flE Eufsshied aud Deiicate-
Cols1tIitlls % both sexes as-eBd1d with The FOL
f1Eias sTup-u1s- loss of Power. Less % Ne
u1--F- Dseulty BREATHING Vs Serves WaSef1fuess
Pai-f1i sni Dr-z-ing Se-saiuu in the BACK Loius
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Blood Volts a Co.'S Ale. piu,s anl quarts
Tsnaent's Ale, pin,s aad quartsi
The celebrated "Pis Brand Stool
MarisG's, iIennessey', aad Robia's Bra1Iy.
Ram, Geneva. Sherry. Dunviile'. NNslsksy.
Fines, Brands Of Champagne.
Moselie aud Hoax. Lelaade's Claret.