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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-21
ITO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM,
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In view Of the pberiesA auerers afflicted with the
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aimee first began advertising this remedy although
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OF the many thousands who have been cured, will
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We the undersigned residents OF the city Of New
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THE EMIGRATION FROM POLISH PRUssIA.-
From the Polish speaking districts of West
Prussia thousands of we'll TODD and able arti-
sans have recently left their country to seek
happier homes in Brszl. Although strongly
advised by their priests not to Migrate, they
persisted in their resolution, because" as o
Protestant paper states, "their religion is per-
secuted and their language threatened with
destru ction in Prussia. Moreover, in Brazil
they hope to find many of those Polish priests
whom the Prussian Government expelled"
The correspondent of another Liberal" paper,
having asked some of the emigrants why they
left their native country, received the follow
ing answer: "We are unhappy. The Prnsssn
Government compels us to send our children
to schools in which they learn nothing, be-
which we do not understand, and when in our
distress we keep our children at home to have
them taught properly, we have to paw heavy
penalties, or are thrown into prison. We can
not bear this tyranny, 80 we GO"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-21

CRoP NorEs.-Crop accounts as reported
in our exchanges during the past week are,
on the whole, favorable. Rains have been
pretty general, aud been productive of
much benefit to corn and cane, as we'll as
garden vegetables. In cane the rattoons
and stubble are doing remarkably well,
but plant cane is regarded as backward for
tho season. In North Louisiana some
complaint is made of backwardness of
crops but this is not general. In st. Tam
many parish large crop of Irish potatoes
has been gathered. Oats have been planted
largely and are doing we'll.
The orange crop promises to be large in
quantity and of superior quality. The mild
fruit, and the crop promises to be an early
one.-N D. Home Journal, May IS.
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lFrosmau's Journal, May 18th. ]

tFresman's Journal Nay 18TH
Wednesday morning: April 18th, Mass was
celebrated in st. Johns Church, Warrington,
Florida, for the repose Of the soul of Mother
ID. Adelis, who died of pulmonary consump-
ton, after long and painful illness, which
she bore with edifying patience aud resignA-
ton.
Only six weeks previous, funeral obsequies
had been performed for Sister M. Evangelists,
member of the same community, who was
also stricken down by the Same fearful malady,
whose rapid progress proved fatal in the short
period of three months
Rev. Father Lane, with the consent of RI
Rev. Bishop Qninlsn. had invited the Sisters
OF ST. Joseph TO Warrington, and established
them in his parish in April 1879. Prosperity
and every blessing seemed to favor the mission
for q time, bat in the summer of 1874. the
yellow fever carried off three members of the
sisterhood, leaving Mother NJ. Ade'ia, the only
survivor, over whose remains we have just
gathered the white sands of Warrington.
Afser the epidemic ceased: the colony was
not resupplied until Feb, 1875. Again, in the
summer, the yellow fever broke ont, and the
Sisters were removed to Mobile, where another
house of their Order had been established by
the generous and jealous efforts of Rev.
Fsther Browne. When it was deemed pru.
dent, the Sisters returned to Warrin gton and
reopened their schools, which were largely at
tended the good Pastor and people rejoicing
that they had not lost any of the Sisters this
time. But alas their joy was sooa turned into
sorrow grim death came again.
Of the dear departed ones let US add now q
low "OTu6
Mother M Adelia, whose name in the world
was Miss Ellen Dunn, was born in SaIina, New
York, Feb. 18th, 1886. In the bright days of
her > outh she had left all for God, and she
never regretted the sacrifice. As she saw her
life fast ebbing away, she r.joiced that she was
near her Heavenly Home. Several times,
when they thought her dying, the Sisters
placed in her hands the blessed candle which
che reluctantly allowed 30 be Withdrawn, for
it would seem that by it's Glimmeriug light she
could See beyond this sphere into the portals
of Eternal Bliss.
Sister N. Evangelsta known in the world
Miss Mary Meehem, was born in County
Galway, Ireland, Feb. 2s5h, 1888. She passed
away without pain or struggle, like an infant
of her disease allowed no time for transition
from one stage to another; but the heroic and
generous sacrifice she had made Of herself in
early life, was renewed with the most complete
resignation.