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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

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6amtlit cule tiecIbsn 81 Stue uni 3ulit, r,nl Go
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pltien, tai ties he unit tdelitlen, ttttin unt Hti
auer Btilen lue. rcn eenen ttr Ratti uttrlhpfiini
tt. 3urb tCrrn geIf9entlihen 0sbrdut5 put ta5 Glu
asreiRlt, tie rthctttnen Saile retftn euiisr Gers
tcpunltu teit1t unb tie ednIs eetensnaibluert lpTe
rtefer 80 atuntn Ibatiaslt 9tbratt, JEnfrt GrlaHe
p'lGe rsrtepii uno irdae 8ercresn ne, rireen tuyb
Wuer'S gtlien 1ercnist unb pieeer jug Ihitltt
ou9cTeiJt. Or IpTe tesinneuSe Nrdntbeu tn Ycunebe
ulnsepaHetli unS ter gBertb ttsr llmpantIunl tlnu
penu ete 9rrbe Nnjahl tetrdditt pel6e ll6 hers
itltsu crircui, tlulu at5ei6dg rereen. 9br 3uders
lberua riabt ie dnsenebm gum 6nnebmen nup btpabr
bIe Setliraiie unrerdneer Hr gene elnc 9e!td(r 70
tab tcielbsn muer iri unb rouanell Bureriabs inb.
StstS is nl6lrailib Trttn 70 ilnS iis rcd ntlO uuO
ruen tetne oieruus Der aoutitulIen, Ger dat oeer
gti6iitiluu3 berpcr
eIui Gem llmGaje istsr eha6si inest llh elns reas
naRslJt Octriunsanneuunl ple iie ais SaSmliitl gei
aen he icilenten Neihpeteen, pclbe etee ptllen
idntu bccn, 81 srtraubeu ns:
Nelen SDspcplIe cher SneigeItien, Rdttaftit
GridldiiIIns uao Appctiiperuf fc!ltsn he mapi5
1cucllen ptrttn tlnt We rem Wdlen dreaen une ietne
9Siintts 5vM'nunA une Ithtlttt w!sSuberilslSn,
GtStn pcberlCiecn Guo etren rtrdleesns Srmpieme,
9tltn biipie Aupfid1merieii. rerppfe &pplidImcrs
lsIt. Delbiud)t cter SrIdDiudjt, @dllentolif unp
t5afentsber lttieu Ns e nab N1crterntB In amaze
mciiener .llbl 9euemnien peIsen I'M he trdutbatte
1betlSteit ~ bsbCn, ptcr tie Gtrepunyen, pelte he
rerdnldBien iu Cntitruen.
G6eScn MUIR rssr Sm,bfan ,vi'S m'il'uS uur cine
milte GSltt ertcrtert.
Gieatn Rheumatismus, G3itlt, 9arnaries, ScrI,
iu ten Seneen pltn fe 10 llnae dneduerno acncnHen
pcrteR alS egicrSerlih IT, lie tranibate Gbdi9 hes
Sptems umiuranfsn es reri4pineeu tanu aud he
gcittl rcn eltt.
V.asn 91aheriud,t uue IpaiTcriiid,tiss NnihWst
lungen iCllten ne N 9yrncn unp buuliAcn Elben ges
ncniusn rrrbsn un ttc SButuh5 eines trait&en puts
lttutr!5 tsrrcgubTinJtn.
GtAtu llHtrrerlfung uebms man cine arcbt Glte,
ti tit5 etu Nepln@icn SrelI curb Spmpalbe bepltt.
Wis cnt @rrtGuunSSptlIe nsbme man gine his
pp;l RtIcn, nm ttt gcreauunl 80 belereern une esH
NIlgu 80 crlttKrn.
Is me le!tlentdt Sabc rtsl Ten Waaeu uit he 6ius
leIrttt 80 artbercr Sbaliseit al, isut cen Hpreii
lpcttr t5g uat irailiS tIS Spitem Dabtr pir cs cit
rrrlhsihiit au@ mean teine Crniibe Iranibeit pcrs
blRGW IT, StHans ttr ,itulib ippbl ublt, finef cit
iaN tr nab ttuf. Wate tleisr ptlleu iltb enhbseen
tsii,r t,nrd neem tRitItsn lie 9trfauuH5Scrsan.
rlRlJtu nm Harlem.
SrdFartrt ron
9r. ,ager l. 60, ,9OUcll, ,@laiIy
gtattitbsq pnb auaIpii4sn Gbsmttsrn.
SrrrdnR .vn allen Srpsuiitsn iibsran.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13
0lidter (in ben gIften bIdttetnh.

= 8idter Gin ben gIften bldtternp,
Obuc auf;uicbcn); SIueefluOter, Sbr
Nnme?
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N. 8ie aIt2
o.: % Sabre.
R.: Stano2
w.: N1berin.
8. MliIitdrbstbdltnins 2
(SInssfIa9te fdD,ueigt9
U. (bsftiOsr):: Mllitdrbsrbdltnllis?
VI. (uerI6dmt),; @etul ids fbou "a.
gen inllb, sinB nit eiuem Niaior ui(D
sins NIT ftuem Corporal. S
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13
SoMRtaass sahatt

Ra9 Rtn. goiI, UNI $40 @srseus.
Ran @lenipwH nnb DtssStatpHtA am S-sO
gOrmtttass.
Ra3 0Rtabins, ybHabsIpsIG uHb Dtss gtaiiOnsa
I'M Las Nahmittaes. E.f
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13
aunbarfett.
gsie berluren una mirber gemnnnen.

N@ts eNeaNNNh "hN
Cine abbantluns iibsr bic ratifaIe SriIuns
rrn Snanie unb SrbtbsiIedung.
m9>Mlss.5-Jo Srcbsn bsrousSrssbsn, ti.
HAlzke<asS nc nsue @usgabe ron Dr.
HlstS euIsrrpsl'S gorIeIuna iibrr
bic rabifaIe oGiluns ven prllutipnen cbsr j. a.
menI6pGd,e ssiliiss uub fSrperIihs SfpG6s,
Sinetrnille gum SsiratbCn, &C., brrpcrSrbratt
ourG Selbllbsilsdung unb esl6lr6tIibs gIuSs
lbwsiflmesn. Die l6rsdlt9sn SpIssn tislss
eaffsr5 fnb III bisIsr bsriibniisn 8rc6iire sur
Warnung Der 9ussnb nit ReiAsrItaft ssl6il.
bert uno brr sinJise ifrre gSsS ansssrtsn,
nuf welfsm zine pOlllfGntiee 5silung, pbne hen
GsbraIh scfatrIi&r iunerlt6rn Wstbinsn,
erieIt nerSen fam.
Ollie, alt unb Jung, tusl6e an HnYenI6pG6r,
Niebersef6Iaeenbeit SmpCteu, Oesr pOIluticr
nrr, unb ben taulsnb traurtsen Gclsrn 9r.
ldlshtlider ausf6W iflussn Ieiten, foIltsn bic
Ie Sbrift nit SorsfaIt lubirsn.
I'M ibr bic prit mBsIibfe Yrrbrfiiml su
prrl6nfsu, tpirb bisieIbe tri gmpfang ron 6
Gents In pOfltampS pGRfrri nd6 nllsn Gbsilm
ber 8srrtnieten Stantsn rrriantt.
Wan abSrsIiire:
T. BRUGMAN & son,
Al Ann St., New York, Post Box 1886.
eult % 1874 IA
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

Gin glgt III GiIItrmstura, DR.. gstsr gltiS-
US psI6sr bic SamburSsr @spiStnsu spn DR..
9IuSaf aEuis Oft in fstnsr prariS aupentst
fSlIt fctscntss lIrtSriI iitr bic Samburarr
SrOpfrn:
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S1,7IO.l51.32
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Sub. @arieur, DrdRbtnt.
Sob. Gbuarb fabI, SIJs-pdFtsut
6ngu S9nmaHH, Getrtdr.

Sbr seapttaI III In 8aarsm @sIbs 0nstlesl
Sic bat fttn Rpttr SpIltm, bas mite Ru:isas,
auf BEN gtssntbum litet. Sit srrIaHet ttint
Ra6jabluHs. Die grdmisn rperbsn In baartm
gslbt tLHbuabIi fur ben eanstn 6eitraum btt
UsrEGtruns, tnttpsesr fur ben Bsttraum pOn Il.
utm, brti p6gr finf Sabrtn, irelae uubsbtutenb
bOttr fnb, ale In ben GsssHfsittssu guF&as
Tuee> >@sltQfhafttH.
Auf Wunft 6H DtrF9sritn BsrbtH BIZ wpII.
IN In bluifGsr Spra@e atesfaei,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

GstiiiscI. - Gin luarmsr Sdoppcrl
fur bic Siibner trd9t ou5u bel. bic Ssa'
milie nit frifdsn giern au ueriOr0sn
wurmss 8ilttsr 1T cbeufuIls gut: @s.
tcdte SartuffeIn, nit @elidfsrnmcbI
Obsr BsiaentIsis eeqnstidJt IuO ScacbHl.
limb ucrsa0Iidcs Sutter fir Senuen unb
bsf0rbern baS gicrIsesu. Surpt fir be.
queme, trOfue glsitsr. iprnu mnn Sid.
tswSdeeipdbne biueihltrCut, bleiben Iic
frsi BON Qduisu. @sfliiseI IOHts man
aus Den Sdsnneu unb Staasn enflernt
buItsu iueitSs bisisIbsn nit 8IOben unO
Qdafeu fiIlt, bic fir RfsrOs unO Gabs
sfebr I6iti9 ilub.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13
Gin RerIiner @ittenbilb.

9lHf Der QlnfIa9ebanf iibt cine jam.
mernoe Srau, cine W6roerin, cine orci.
fade M6roerin ibrer eiacnen &inoer =
Serr 8aitor!-eine Worberin ans Sic.
be uno WitIeio. Sa, cine Moroerin
ans WflltterIiebe. Gle fam lie nidt
mebr bunecru iebsn, ibre Orsi ormcn
8inoer; Der &ui: ,.8roo 8roo !"
aibt ibr iebeSmaI einen Stid ins Serj.
Sie bat iid reolib ourdeepla9t, bic uer'
lafene Bittpe, init ibyer $dnoe 9lrbeitj
aber bic 3eiteu fino fhIedt. bic Mictbe
1T bod uno Der Suneer tbut Iueb. sic
fnnn ben Samnier nidt mebr nit OIL
ieben; nber mas tbnn? Sic iuiIl iid
t0ctrn, lie nil baS 0iIti9e 9oblcnBaS
einatbmen, baS 70 SicIen bier 8efreier
bon Der Shwsre bcs SalcinS lit. Grit
bel Der SIusfiibrnns ibreS GntlhIuiicS
oenft iic baran, in luclher bilfIoicn Gage
lie ibre &inber Suriidldbt; uno MN crit
iommt ibr Der 0eoanfe in Den Siun,
iie nit biniiberjnucbmen. Sic uoidt
iie nod cinnial. jicbt ibncn frifd)r
Scmnhen an, Ie9t lie iblafen, n,-nanu
idIiebt iic bic &Inppe bcS SfenS, 0fiuct
feline Shire unb icBt iid) 0srnbe Sauor,
I'M oaS t0otlihe 8aS bircCtrinSuntbmCu.
@bcr eS pirft ibncller nuf Die snrtcn
Srgonismen Der Ginoer, oIS auf Den Der
rliii9cn SSrnu; Die &inbcr lnc 0cidcu,
pdbrcnO ibre Wfntter, ibre Wiorrcriu,
Die ibncn emit bas Qeben nno icbt Den
SOB CAB, nod r0bclno am 8pScn licot.
OieS St0bnen llno N0beIn ruff cine
Mitbelpobnerin beS SauIcS bcrbci, Elm
&r3t miro 9eboIt nno bic llnolifIibe
Sr0u luirb bem Qebeu aurilfge9cbCn,-
cincm 9cben Der Sd)nnoc unb Der Ser.
5lpeifun9. 8ic 9rauium WicnIhIih.
felt uno Wfit9efilbl oft buuocIn Nun
iiBt iic lpeiucnb ulO ibIudSeno ouf Der
&nfla9ebonf uno iie mub Die Ncbe bcS
StaatSanluaItcS anboren, Der init Der
Ser3Ioii9feit icinc$ glcticrs Die Sc.
iduOrcnen bittct, iid in ibrem 9tcd)tS.
9efilbIe nidt burd oaS WiitIeio beirren
su Ioiicu. J3mei Sabre @ef6n0niB =
10 Iautct Der Sprud bcS 8eridtc$ unO
Der 8orbnn9 fdIlt pieOer cinmnI na6
Dem S6lubActe elmer 8ra90bic, lsie iie
MIR baS 9ebcn in ecu 9rObcn StaNtcn
ipieIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

Seit LANCER Belt lit i6 an SrgElrPfrn unH
llnSrbauIi6Fsit unp babe mau6sn 9CIlar fir
Dcftoren Nusgr8sben. gllleS mar fur nt6is.
Gurb ben Urbraud Won Dr. 9luguit NIs
ni9's hamburger Sr0Pfeu ipuree tt
eaul terSsfsIlt unp mt6ls nis msbr Cbne bic
IrIbCn I'M Sauie Ieiu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

Inter Sislsn an6srsn 3GusniIsn IblfItn
mir Spr Nur;fm ,iusR Brief bon Srn. peter
Gtnsr, plymUutt, 9nb. tpeI6sr jeiet bhb bic
3 a burgtr Irppfen tes DIR. Au 9.
9Bni q nibt nur bsi flsiusn llstsln gu es.
brau6sH Iinb Ionbsm aud baB SUr bsr gln.
psnbung rrrlGbsn 8ranfteitsn psi6m miiIIsu,
bic oft her Stunt her gIsrSts Ippiten. Die
Samburssr Grppfen bnbsn meine Grau ipirSer
gang bsr9eNslIt S9pn I6ngsre I3fit lit fe al
Wi6t bnb iie ni6t grbrn fcnntr. 2Hir bDrtrn
RON ben Samburgsr Grppfrn unb gsbrau6tsn
bieIe 1sbbin resGImSeie fir einise 3dt.
3sms 8raI tsIIrrtr ii& ,uitbrnrs unb ii jsst
pistsr gang bsrSsitrIt1."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

9strn Sag, (IdYritt m3 6srr ertFr s. 9.
1usn, aus %rripalt, Sbic J Ssrtrfitm iita nit
rrfrrnIitem Grfolac DR.. gIuguit GSnt9's
Samburasr &rppfsn @ands SAINT
lie bat IbVn ibr Sril unb ibre UeIuubbsit in
ibnsn grfuntsn. Ginss psrIrutn bic fhon
pisr Sabre oil her qrbrs littrr, fanhm bst bs.
rlbmtsn afrStsn feiue SsiIung. Sts Osbrau0.
ten rntIid DR.. auguR aEnis's Sambursrr
&rCpfru NIB purbrn pOIlfOmmrn aebsilt. Rpb
Islttn bat cine Rrti;tn 1pI6sn GrfrlS 9Cbatt
mic bic Sambursrr Srrpfsr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

Gruu Gaibariua 3tmmermnnn QaneafrE
Staat 9sp. gCri. pstbt SbHlI&rn esibsn IN.
tsrpprfsn mar, I6ysitt iitrr ibrs SsiIuuO,
SD lit ltbtsS Gribjabr msbrrre @Ouats an
grpbsn MassnbeIhpsrhcn. Denn t6 Gtpas
sssslIsn bate. 70 itisb metu MdSsn pi.osr allss
Sun li&. SD ssbrauGtr GrsiIi&s stIfs srbtrIt
atsr penis sinerruug.
SsiItsm Id nun DR.. slueaR 96nis's
8 burger Gropfen 0strau6e, IN
msin Ma9tn SOltcmmsrl bsrerfelt unb Id
Fam jtsltbe Speile erntrben. SD rmpfrbIs
habtr bieies ausssIeitnett 5eiImittfI allen sra.
gsnIsibfnbSn nufs SfRs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13
Die @rpbc bcitdnecn.

5rau Gbriliun, @riilsr, glptiirH gBisccn-
iL tbsiIt unS 5pIsentrS nit:
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sd bats ibre Samburger SrGP-
fen tri elmer @sIr0snbrit In 4rIi. q. g, &c.
prift unb bslfitier biSrmit tnb to5 tvas ppn
ibnrn in allsn 3eiiunosn bss 2anpeS ausaslast
iptro, frinr llsbrrtrsibuus n, unb piiuI6s 81.
nsu re9t euten gltiaB lCprbI Iu 9brem siss-
nrn SnterrlIr aIs gum WcbIe risler Ssibenbrn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

Sm esbrsr @i6nsl gcuna, gratyt 9rnp,
ga, I4rritt;
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

motto, Der Grritsit sine 0afs!"
(9ImuIt ser @inisIrisb, gsfrsiuns btV
S9pfii.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13
GumberIan0 Balrg Giirababn.
Sett = Isabelle,

anfaussat am Wuuias. aOp, %. 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13

8ir SsrChentli&rn fcISsntrs .3msniB gum
9sirn Sislsr 2sissnten
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
ITO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM
GOVT AND NEURALGIA.

In view of the numberless sufferers afflicted with the
above painful malades. feel induced offer to the
ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE.
in this line, for it has almost always given instan.
taneous relief, and most cases permanently
the disease. During the last sixteen have
cured of in this city and State and
by the use of but bottle Should the patient not
least find great relief after the of the
first bottle, that person undou otedlY not suffering
from any of the above diseases. 1t is but year
have successfully used the for sixteen years
with the most satisfactory results, and it has
qured such widespread reputation that convinces
ost skeptical of its curative poHers.
OF the many thousands who have been cured, will
only 10 the following wellknown citizens of
city, who have all signed the following card:
We the undersigned residents OF the city of New
Orleans have used Mr. W. L. Jurg:elewicz's ANTI
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that 1t
really the medicinal virtues stated in the
above advertiser and therefore do most cheerfuy
recommend the to the afflicted
James Regain, of livery stable No. l34 Baronne
streets Stephen Krauss. corner Annunciaton and
Washington streets; Charles Roemer, proprietor Of
d'ery store. No. 9g Tcbouptoulas street, A Guth
grocer Gen. T"y 10 ard Magazine Streets Capt
Boyd Robinson No. 40 Rampant streets Mrs. Ann
o Heron No. Camp street; D. j. Wickes, No. Iuj
St Andrew street; Capt VIM Clai borne Harrison, No
brewery No. Where sreet; George Steuernagel,
No 1853 Where street; W. A kowalsk No 1903 Tchou
pitouas etreet; Durautn No NJ Gaiennie street,
Capt. James A SS lvester No Bah St Charles street
Mrs. NJ j. Brun, midwife, No. Bel Magazine street
Mrs. L. Sebrandt midwife, No: 3z4 Camp streets H
H. Fnegan, chief guager United States Customhousei
o. f. Ihies an, grocer No 1854 Magazine street.
w. L. JURGIELEWICZ. DruGgst,
Cor Magazine and Thsla sts., New Orleans La
Price 81 50 per bottle my9o 10 "
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16

A FIRST ExPER1ENcE.-Last evening q
youug lady abruptly turned the corner
and very rudely ran against boy, who was
small and ragged and freckled. Stopping
as soon as she could she turned to him and
said: al beg your pardon. Indeed, l
am very sorry" The small, ragged and
freckled boy looked up in blank amaze
ment for an instant; then, taking off about
three fourths of a cap, he bowed very low,
smiled until his face became lost in the
smile and answered "You can hav my
parding and welcome, miss and yer may
run agia me and knock me clean down an
1 won't say word" After the young lad
passed on he turned to comrade and said
half apologetically 81 never had any one
ask my parading, and it kind o took me
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16

made up of males, the other females
came out. These lines, coming down the
steps separately, met and mingled in q
crowd on the pavement fora few moments,
then broke into twos and threes, and came
gravely down the sidewalk. Suddenly the
stiffness of the night was broken by q
whack whack and two snorts that were
as one. A female Friend few to the rescue
-whack! The whole congregation, filled
with wonder, came ambling down to the
scene of the disaster-whack whack
whack groans and snorts thees' and
stained with tears of laughter, they sat on
the step and took it in those sons of
Belial, since 30 we'll known to the world
as Joseph jefferson and John Ellsler."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16

A Rock FALLING FROM LOOKOUT Noun
rAIN.-On Sunday hundreds went to the
mountain to see the immense mass that is
slowly severing itself from the ledge at
Bragg's Bluff, near the toll gate. The
first indications of this severing process
were discovered about week ago, and
since then the work has been almost con-
stsntiy going on. The greatest progress 80
far discovered has been an inch an hour,
but on Sunday, at $3.50 P. NJ it had ched
distance of about sixteen feet from the
parent ledge. The crevice is about thirty
feet deep. The length of the falling rock
about twenty five feet, and the weight is
estimated to be 5000 tons. The rock
commences just above the spring near the
toll gate, out of which, standing under
this great mass of rock, so many people
have drank, feeling perfectly secure.
When the rock falls it will. take with it this
cool chamber wherein 80 many have slaked
their thirst Chattanooga Commercial.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16

In the British army there is a rule pre-
scribipg the height of privates and non
commissioned officers, but none as to com
missioned officers. The present Secretary
of War says that the sight of a five foot
captain in front of row of six-foot pri-
Yates is an absurdity, and suggests some
new regulations on the subject but he is
met in Parliament by the objection that
the system of admission throug b military
colleges forbids any restriction as to stature.
The, tall cadet might make short adult;
and it would be harsh to withhold a com
mission for which he had fitted himself in
every way except by growth of body: In
the United States these is no law applying
to the stature of army officers, and it has
even happened that West Point cadets have
grown into deformed men, but secured
their com missions. In Prussia, acceptance
by the officers of regiment is required,
and in o2e corps the standard calls for
noble birth and height of six feet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
JEFFERSON IND ELLSLER.
"REMINISCENCES OF THEIR YOUTH.

Miss Clara Morris, in letter to friend
in Washington, gives this lively reminis-
cence of two-well-known actors; "They
were boys then one tall, blonde, and lazy,
the other short, dark, and active. 1t was
Sunday night every one had gone to the
Quaker meeting house few doors above.
They were alone, without cards, or check
ers, or books, but Satan came to the rescue.
A certain proposal was drawled by the
long chap, and eagerly accepted by the
short one. They then put on their hats
and coats, armed themselves with broom,
pail of water and q dipper, and went
forth into the still, bitter cold of the night,
and worked diligently. They swept a
broad path over the sloping sidewalk,
quite free from snow over this they
poured dipper of water, then waited. In
few minutes it had frozen then another
dipper of water, and another wait, until the
path was glass-like in its icy smoothness.
A whisk of the broom sent light covering
| of snow over; the work was done, and the
goddess laborers gathered up their tools,
scrouched themselves down on the door
steps, and conversed pleasantly. Pre-
sently the doors Of the meeting house
opened, and two lines of the FEiends--One
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Wednesday, October 6, 1875.

Wednesday, October 6, 1875.
With the old advantages Of a sound Classical and
Commercial Education the Directors of the College
offer to their patrons tins additional Sdvan
superior the former College in point of ventilation
arrangement aud accommodation.
Tho Professors being Nom bers of Society which
for three hundred years has devoted itself to the
Education of youth have their favor the great Rd
they profess TO give based Religion and Morality
and has for its aim only adOTn the minds of their
pupils with useful knowledge but al so to inst into
their hearts the esteem OF virtue and practical love
the duties they will have to discharge In after life
The Plan of instruction consists of three principal
Courses: the Preparatory, the Classical and the Com
mercal. The Preparatory course lasts ONE year, and
intended to prepare the younger students for higher
Glass; either in the Classical Commercial course
The CLASSICAL Course lRsts years. and
braces ali the branches of thorough Collegiate and
University Education. At the end Of the sixth year
those give proofs of the requisite in the
clancy in Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
ard the higher branches of Mathematics entitled
to the degree OF "a. -. bachelor of ArtsJ
The Degree CT Slst Arts "a. M is awarded to
who devote second to the study Of Philoso
ply and N she C'ege or who have passed two
years in the PR ,tice of learned profession
embraces all branches usually taught in Commercial
Colleges The third year Of this course correspondg 70
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the members of the Graduating class
The age of admission is from nine to fifteen years
and be admitted one must previously know how to
read and write.
TERMS PER SESSION TEN MONTHS.
Entrance Fee first year nly----....-..---.e is W
Board Tuition and W ASKING, payable half.yearly,
and in advance sly "
Bed and Bedding. IL W
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
FRh'iphN of SfliN u Nt Near E noble, Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS
Corner Baronne and Common streets, New Orleans,
P. PoURSINB, College Agent,
Uel275ly 40 Gravier street, New Orleans
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camp sTREET. q

CAMP STREET. 95
Eear Poydras)
Has always on hand the larsest and beat stock OF
COTTON DUCK,
PLAIN AND FANCY AWNING STRIPES,
Frs nch. English aud Amerls BUNTING for FLAGS,
etc., etc, etc.
He has In stock and will make oTker every descrp-
ton of
AMERICAN, FOREIGN AND FANCY FLAGS,
TENTS TARPAULINS WAGON COVERS, ETC
He will ufacture
AWNINGS, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES,
GALLERY CURTAINS. ETC
COFFEE, RICE. GRAIN AND OTHER SA CKS.
All in the beat style of workmanship and lowest
mh26tf possible prices
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CHARITY.

v..-s the sparkling jewels glitter,
M ghere The tiny warblers twitter,
N MheIe the dancing ripples play,
BENDS ~ n An angel soft her way.
-r.o-a the ,owly peasant dwells,
N WSeTe the swain his story tells.
Mh hs fair virtues beauties stray,
Stt the angel bends her way
r..,,,. abe. though bright and fair,
F F1aaS s sunSesms deck her hair.
Gon,le il her eye Of blue. .,,
s ssall speak her name to youi
paarly tears for others woe d..
Sm or 40 of 10y for others' mir.ai
S S%liI shs brings to dreary Garth.
Softly ssrsphs lisp her name
S Sc,.r poets sing her fame.
S RE XXI golden word We love.
..r rs spt from realms above.
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COLLEGE
IMMAC ULATE CONCE PTION,
Corner Of Common and BaIonne streets.
NEW oRLEANG.

This Literary Institution incorporated by State
LOuisiann and empowered to confer degrees, II
Quoted by Fathers the Society Of jesus The buA
courtyard entirely cut Oh from the street. 10 m
recrcationj that from the arrival Of the puplS ct I
A. NJ. till their departure ct they constantly
secluded and Buperintanded.
The Course OF Instruction s throefold Preparatory
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course IL for beginners:
The erciRl Course s for those students who do
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The CLASSICAL Course u for those who desire 70 nave
complete education.
French IL taught IN the three courseS.
Stadents not admitted, Gnless thoy know how 70
read and write.
The moral and re ous training Of the atudent8i0 the
lead nR object OF the Instructors.
Every month a report Is parents, stating con-
duct progress rank in class and attendance.
The academicAl year begins on the fret Of October
and closes towards the end of July.
TERMS:
Entrance Fec, q.
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and In Un2od
States currency, two months, $50.
FT Sys7 y ~ Rav. +. sAUTRELET. President
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ooi IFRING FAsHIoNs.-Strawber short
fnI Hes VIII this year be cut bias and rather
+Gtn In the crust than usual. Those in
tWo shades of saleratus, trimmed with the
Haqaserlal, will be much in vogue.