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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-22

In depreciating the middle ages, it has
been customary to string together the
most contradictory objections. Latin
medieval history" says Fred. Schlegel,
"generally went by the contemptuous ap..
pel'ation of mopkish chronicles, composed
as they were by the clergy of the time. In
adopting this opprobrious term people
seem TO ignore the fact that the historians
thus libelled were for the most part of high
birth, conversaat with state secrets, and
generally speaking well informed men, and
the best educated of their day. If clerical
degeneracy were the subject of complaint, it
was asserted that the clergy administered
extensive rue, Jared as sumptuously as
princee, ard directed the helm of State. But
if their works were criticized, it waa alleged
that they we're ignorant monks. upacqusint-
ed with the world, and manifestly unfit to
write history. In truth, tie position of
these authors was the very beau idea! of
literary condition most calculated to com
bine the elements of success. For whilst
they had ample opportunities of knowing
the realities OF life, by mingiiog in It's Sc mes,
they had also the requisite independence
and leisure for the privacy aud d!spassiou
ate Judgment of the closet"
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RATES OF THE "s4Aa :.

Yransient AdvertiSemento' u % P0I
GntS inserted at special rates. 49,, na-ortiIsnOstA
Wants and Personal mioEnA'i"A
10 cents per Inc each tneernon;
XditoriAl NoNcoss % cents Inv
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-22

FINANCIAL acknowledgement paper - tspef
per annum AL do 10 to IL; second grade is to 10
frst class do to 10 cent per annun sec
ond grade nominal; Gold IL, to lIii American Silver
half dollars and Mexican dollars nominal Commercial
Sterling So SOL bank do SSH the bank check
ing rate New York per cent discount. and CON-
rlerciAl 81 ght at 4.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-05

much resembles the garden crocus in
shape, while its colors are both purple
and white. rhe bulb and its leaves are
violent poison, which operate upon the
stomach and bowels; but the doctors
find it valuable remedy for govt,
rheumatism and dropsy. The bulbs
and leaves of the daffodil, narcissus,
and other plants of this class, are also
poisonous.
The four preceding plants are classed
~ bitter poisons, and the proper anti
dotes for them are spirits, wine, acids
and astringents.
The henbane tHyoscyamus niger
grows wild by the roadside, or among
rubbish. II is about two feet high; its
leaves are sea-green, and its blossoms
Of a dingy, yellow hue. The whole
plant is poisonous, and produces delir-
ium and commissions. In medicine 1t
is used for the same purposes, chiefly,
as opium.
The common hemlock (Conium mac
ulatum) is n handsome plant its stalk
is often six feetin height, and is hollow;
jointed, and thickly spotted with
brown. It's leaves and flowers resem-
BILE those Of the common parsley some-
what but the former are darker and
more glossy. 1t produces n sensation
of stupor, followed by dellrium, con-
WILSON'S and vomiting, often ending in
death.
White hellebore (Veratrum album
was one Of the plants introduced into
England by the famous botanist, Ger
ard aud it was In great repute as a
cure for melancholy and insanity
among the ancients. AS q poison for
the destruction of vermin it has lately
obtained much notice. A strong infu-
sion ofnuIgalls is said to be its antidote.
Common or white bryony (Bryonia
dioca) is lovely plant, remarkable for
its luxurance and rapdty of growth.
1t is vine, or climber, and ITS roots
are of enormous size. Gerard tells us
of one which weighed 80 pounds, and
was as large as child of a year old. 1t
was from these roots that the Fictitious
mandrakes were made, by which the
charlatans of former age deluded the
ignorant. Their practice was to dig
down TO The root Of a flourishing plant,
taking care not to disturb the bottom
fibres, and fix around ii a mould, like
those used by plaster figure makers of
the human body. The earth was then
thrown back, and in one Summer the
roots would often fill up the mould
All parts of this plant are poisonous to
men and animals, although some per-
sons declare that goats can eat of the
leaves with IMMUNITY. 1t is drastic
poison, and its antidotes are acids and
astringents.
FoXglove CDigitalis purpurea) is
well known by its beautiful pyramid
spike of mauve or white flowers. 1t
grows luXuriantly in our gardens, and
is much cultivated for its great beauty;
but its leaves possess q violent narcotic
poison, and are useful to the physician
for a variety of diseases. - Country
Gentleman.
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I EVI g. KINGSLEY,

BUILDERS AND CABINET
II A r ID w A r T.
weymouth Fine Finishing and Best Cut Nails
Iron, Steel, Chains, Etc.
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS
MACHINISTS TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'B STOCK
BIACKSMITH'S COAL BEsr
QUARRY MATERIALS,
Steel, Iron, Picks Ames' shoyels, Blasting Pow.
der government proof), Fuse Large
Drill Files, Steel, Chains Etc.
MANILA ROPE AND CORDAGF.
SAW MILL, CIRCULAR AND WOOD SANS
AND B0YNT0N'S LIGHTNING
CAOSS-CUT SAWS.
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes, Glue. Sand Paper, Brushes, Etc
GLASS AND PUTTY.
CUTLERY,
splendid line If Table ami Pocket Cutlery
Shears and Scissors,
STANDARD SCALES
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agricultural department.
CONDUCTED BY ALBERT CHAPMAN.

Farmers will notice at this time OF
year and later, at the ends of apple
and other trees. worms nests, made by
small, brown worms. A nice and easy
way to extermlnate the pests is, to take
block of dry pine or cedar wood and
bore an inch hole in one end to insert a
pole of sufficient length, and at the
other end bore number Of small holes
less than one halfinch in size and three
or four inches deep, fill them with kerr
osene oil and well saturate the end
with the same, and set IT on fire, and
YOU have u toi ch that will last one half
hour. You can easily burn every nest
in your orchard in that time.
FARMER.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-05

SENSIBLE ADVICE are a-ckd
every day to use something for dyspep-
sia and liver complaint that you know
nothing about that you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
August Flower will cure you of dys-
pepsia and liver complaint with all its
effects. such as sour stomach, sick head
ache habltual cositiveness, palpitation
OF the heart, heart burn, water-brash
coming up of food after eating, low
spirits, etc, go to n. +. Riders and
get a bottle of"G Green's August Flower
for ten cents, or regular size for
seventy-five cents two doses will re-
lieve you. 50 ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-05
RUPERT!

The elegant bred stallion, RuPERr, will stand
during the season Mt the stables Of the subscriber
Just east Of Middiebury village. Terms: For the
sea Dn, SlOi to warrant, Slh- Number Of mares
limited 10 40. RuPERr was bred by Robbins Bat
tell, OF Norfolk, Conn.
PEDIGREE Rurgnr, brown horse q wears
old, got by Norfolk, dam by Conklin's Star,
grand dam by May Day, by Henry, by Sir Archy.
Norfolk by Billy Denton, he by Rysd,k's Ham.
bletonian. Dam Of Norfolk by Hector. he by
Latourrette's Bellfounder Dam of Billy Denton
by Exton Eclipse, he by American Eclipse. Conk
Inns Star by seeley's American Star. For further
pedigree see Wallace's Trotting Regist, r.
Mr.. Battell writes; Rupert Is every way
excellent. There can be no doubt ihnt his colts
will be of the very best character"
Rupert stands l5T hands high; present
weight $40 pounds. Norfolk, the sire Of Rupert.
weighs Hobs. Apply to Nels'n Lawrence on tbe
premises. Pasturage at fair rates at risk Of own.
ers. JOSEPH BATTRIL
MIddlebury, May IS, 1876. s.ssptl
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OZRO MEAOHAM

Would take this opportunity to thank hi. GU,
toners for their liberal patronage for the ..
twent' years, and informs them that be ma.
returned from market with
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-05

N
trained
2io
Iambe he by Anen
dam
aniso i'm to
Y N
Ghndshgh
This September
dernaor gysn
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+ u X n L u r +, .

Parlor Furniture, Centre Tables. Mirrors F,,.,
sion Tables, Bedsteads Mattresses,
Spring Beds, Bureaus and Cbairs
Manufacturer of Black Walnut. Cbss,nu, 49,,
Painted Chamber Sets
CARPETS.
velvet Brussels, Tapestry Three Ply AMI Ia.
grain Carpets, Oil Cloths, Etc, Etc
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
AND METALLIC BURIAL CApEs
AT L. q. KTNGsLEY's.
Rutland, May G, 1875
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23
E,or Gale.

ONEOF THE Is s3ST AND MOST DESIR-
" ABLY located farms In Brooke county,
owned by Mr.. a. NJ. Buchanan, contain
highest state Of cultivation. one fine two
story Brick Dwelling, containing ii rooms a;
ali necessary out buildings. situated four
miles south OF Wei isDurg, on Bethany PIKE.
For further partiSplar> apply 70
mi7 AlftfSDN * TAi liz
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23
DRESS; A SERMAN.
BY GAIL. HAMILTON.

When the good clergyman feltlmpelled,
last Sunday, to interpolate into sermon
on q certain charity mitigsted distrIee
against female dress l ptled him.
The charity for which he sought aid was
most unexceptiondble. Not a man or
woman present could have had word
to say against it. Nor does anyone OBJ
iect to mild rsillery on the pccuharitieS
Of costume, masculine or feminine. Set
back bonnets and pulr-back gowns, stove.
pipe hats and stand up collars, are as
good pegs to hang jests on rs any thing
else. But when man, earnest, able, and
sincere. feels impelled by his concience
and his sense of duty to stand up 10 the
pulpit and utter, with hesitation and
apolocy, as modest man must, his in
nocent. ignorant little observations of
gowns. why, if one loves him, one is
moved to say, soothingly, There thereI
hush. dear; run right slong| A man
is so hopelessly at sea when. he under
taxes in earnest to talk about costume!
Worth may do it, for his faith issproved
by his works; and if there is any person
in the country who can make gown Mt
as that English Frenchman does, i am
no, sure that it would not induce men
tai tranquility en- ugh to warrant the
reading of notice to that effect from
the pulpit. -
But what do the clergymen want!
In an old copy-book Of 1909 | find this
edifying little femino- clerical sentiment
from a very young lady who was pur-
suing her education under the direction
OF her own well-beloved pastor:
"RECEIPr FOR LADY's DRESs.-Let
vour earrings be attention, encircled by
the pearls of refinement; the diamonds OF
your necklace be truth, and the chain OF
Christianity; Your bosom-pin he charity,
ornamented with pearls ofgentIenes; your
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23

A Lecture on spurgeen. and HIS
Work.
BETHANY. w. Va March 1915.

Work.
BETHANY, w. Va, March 1879
Editors Of the Register:
As it is 20 seldom that anything OF
note takes place in this little town, when
anything does happen everyone should
know It a'<I
Last night We were all treated to q
"feast of reason and flow Of SOUL in the
shape of lecture delivered BY the Rev.
Mr.. Walk, of Memphis, Tennessee, on
"Spurgeon and his work" Mr.. Walk
told US of the great desire he had cher
ished for twenty years Of seeing Spur
geon, and how, when he at last decided
to visit London and crafty his desire, ne
wrote to Spurgeon enclosing photo.
graph OF himself, and how when they
met face to face, he was recognized ana
heartily welcomed. He then told OF
Spurgeon's life from the year 1884, when
he was born, until 1854, when he took
charge of church in London; how ne
commenced his work in the great city,
boy of twenty, with poor and needy
church; how the membership was in
creased RuQ ING new CuuISu Uuhs. - -
Walk had the pleasure OF going with
Spurgeon to Water Beach, the little town
where he first took charge of congre-
gatien. Said Mr.. Walk, u stopped with
him at farm house, and there away from
all care and trouble, saw him with his
hat and coat of, down on mis- knees play
ing marbles with the little country boys"
l heard MIN preach two Sermons in the
little thalched church in which he COM
menced his service as preacher, and as
for want of room elsewhere l had to oc-
cupy the little four by four pulpit with
him, that Mr.. Spurgeon is man Of phys
ical weight my poor corns can album
dainty testify.
Mr.. w. then closed his lecture by tell
ing some anecdote about Spurgeon.
The lecture was very interesting in
decd, and the lecturer fully understands
and appreciates the subject
TEDDY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23

rnrr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
lUll Combination Needle-book, with
IUII Chromos. Send stamp. +. +. GlucK
New Bedford. Mass IepiV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23
FOR SALE
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
A Hon e for the WOrkingman,
Merchant and Professor.

7 WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
| Saturday, April /, 1876, commencing at
Y O'Clock NJ, 81 No. building LOIS, 4sfeet
front, with depth OF lUO Ieet, lying in the
town OF MaSOnvIil", Marshall county, W.
Va, b tween The city OF Wheeling and
town OF BeAwoOod, with the b. & o. X. II.
on the east and the ohio river on the west.
This property has AN elevation OF eight
feet OF the property lying in Ritchictown
and BenwOCd, making these lots the most
valuable property offered In the market
opposite 10 the city OF Bellaire and adj
dining River ide furnace, affording
workingWen an opportunity Of purchas-
ing homes at the door Oftheir workshops.
This property is laid out IN streets ~ ana 90
1t, with alleys l. t.et wide, with Il route
located for The Wheeling and Benwood
street Raj way. Terms Il salC-Onr-third
of the purchase money cash, remainder
payable in one and two years, with per
cent, and secured by n lien upon the
property Liberal discount made tor all
ca II paid. All information and plat iur'
uiShed by CAPT. HENRY MASON.
mrI
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WHEELING PITTSB URGH AND BAL
IIMORE DIVISION.

iACCoM'o MAIL. EXPRESS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23
BRACES
Second Hand Boilers for Sale.

One flue boiler, ~ inches diam, 80 IT. long
Tw"2 90 - 81 =, ~ u, :.
one cylinder boiler 81 inches diam, q feet
long: three cylinder boilers, - in diam,
y feet long: one small engine A.. bore,
incres stroke. We also bui engines and
boilers for all purposes. Repair work done
promptly. o,.co
mr9 HOBBS, la LOh ".
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LEAVE.

Accommodation train leaves Bellaire at
$50 p. NJ, and arrives at Steubenvilie at
tfL1 =. ".
Special Accommodate trains leave
Eallaire at 800 IA. m, and l2:jO p M;
bridgeport 10 :Oj a. N. and 20 p. IN; arrive
81 Martins Ferry at lu:l5 a. M. and | 10 p.
M Returning leave Martins Ferry at
n 80 4. m, ana 40 y. m; Bridgeport ii aO
3. m, aud 3:20 p. m; arrive at Beilhre AT
II 81 q. m, and 3:35 p. IN.
Tickets to all princip points in the
Fast and West can be procured al the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, ahG
at the station at Bridgeport.
r. l.. MYERS,
nov27 General Passenger & Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23
.- a TIFF IL NJ Fl

sTATB L 7 N IL
To Glasgow, Liverpool. Belfast and
Londonderry, dc
State OF Pennsylvania, State oi anrs,ia
State of Louisiana, StSteoi NJ, ,esota
state OF Nevada, State Va h uahoma
state of Florida, Stale VI A'''"'4 ~
State OF Indiana
Pier ~. y. r., Pacific Mail Dock.
The ana PROVISIONS pi ~
those of any other line. .,o $50 ooo.
Rates OF PaSsage-First Cabin; s9'; gu 81;
Excursion Tickets, Sl2O. Second Cabin, %;
return tickets, So. Steerase at lowest
kTSTIN, BALDWIN & Co., Agents, No:
- broadway, y. Y; GEO. II. LEAF, 81
Chestnut St, Philadelphia; or J. F. MER-
RIMAN, Agent, Adams Express Cos Of
fce wheeling. W. Va 2Ito@s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23
ROASTED COFFEE.
TEAS.

TEAS.
THIS branch of our business has for
some years been substantially on the in
crease, owing TO the care we bestow in
buying our stock, and long experience
in handling TEAS, which'enables us to
offer the trade
Young Hyson,
Hysons,
Gunpowders,
Imperials,
Oolongs,
Something's,
Japsns,
OF all grades at less prices and of better
qualities than can be bought IN any house
IN the city. We will match any Eastern
house in price and quality.
TiNGLE Il ISHAM.
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FOR SALE

TINE HOUSE no. = THIRTEENTH
street, all IN good order, with nyen-
tent water attachment, bsth fixtures COM
plete, fine wash house and back building
VIII be sold low. For terms enquire OF
81. BOYD, trustee.
orJ K Botstord, at the house, Thirteenth
st,set mr,6h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23
NEW DYING ANDCLE yS J ES IT a B.

n SISHMENT, by Mr.. Joseph schmatZ-
{netz No, lbs Market street, north
end Of Market Street Bridge; In my
employment is Mr.. Louis Dandeiir, ana kI
Ivti. chemist from Paris, France. All
ssinds ~ Shawls. Dresses, Ribbons, and all
kinds of silk and Wooden goods Cleaned
or dyed on short notice and prices to give
Satisfaction. Black wooden goods trans
formed in color, viz: Drao, park 1rg pi :
Maroon. Dark Rubis, California, BIS
marck, without injury to fibres or fabric.
Goioring, Cleaning and Repairing Gentle
mems CIothing in the best OF style.
Samples of work can be seen at any tiihe
in my establishment. Patronage soiicite"
uoy5tbS&r
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WHEELING BUSINESS C0LLEG

I,STA BLiSHED leo. OFFEh@ M IN
Ia proved course of study for The pfnc'
Teal education OF young men. EJ'gnut
rooms, RENTED and furnished. Separate
room for ladies. Sessions day and oven
ing. Individual Instruction gwen os'l
student: also thorough cOurse ~ the ing
lirh branches. Call at College Office, oppO
site Mcclure House, or Addre~,
J. NJ. FRAHHEK A CO,
Rgl7yb wheeling, W Va.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07
McGcrmicf'S
9arYefer~ unbM ~ r.
Ma1dinerien prp 1876:

Sarseter< unbM pwe r
Maltineriem prp 1876:
Ser @cGormid @arpclter, lehr per=
b~clcrt III 3aipcl, Ylattform unb Climber,
ut bic cinfadic, tdrftc unb IciGttcueo.
id,ltc Moldinc, ipelde gum @crtaui ans.
acitcllt mirb.
Der Mnsance Gearer ". Mpwer.
Cine onlltommcne @ras< unb Getreioc-
Mohma1d)lne NIT SaIlablaac. 0ieic Ma
fhinc 1T Der bette ielbitrcdenbc Mcaper umo
ais iold,cr lang 9efannt uno bclicbt in bic
Ter Seetiou
0icnerbciicrtc Yrcis. Grass Il +.
mnid)inc lit bic %itdrtitc, porsiiolidiic Sid.
itinc Sieicr Nrt unb mirb bon tcincr anoc.
II MI Marttc ibertrofcn.
Wen &eiable. Gla Sub Sdnitt. 3u.
lcmncnac'cbtcr Sropper mn Mpwcr.
Sic obea be,eid)neten Moid;ncn mcrocu
uur untcr Der bctanntem 0aranlic b~crtauit
vIolNt0noiac satisfaction ODER tcin @ertaui.'
@crsebt nid,t, bab mir in ct. Glcuo itcts
nit uollitanbiqcn &eparatur @cacn,
It dnben pcricbcn finb unb bieicIbcn ,u ga,
britprclicn nbnc bic Sradt anSurcdncn, Der,
%faufcn.
3abcre Nusfunft ertbeilt:
Geo. u. 1rcutenrei6,
@eneral. Nsent.
Seinrih 3elcr, Aaent fir stcarns
II: 2ooh Gountp uno &eparatur. Nsen
fir Saut.Gcntre.
Scbn Bad, Ngcnt in ct. Gloub.
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Sci Stbooes & socnccr

lit ber Ylab fir bcutide gr;cncien uno arau.
ter, ionic aud fir allcrlc rd)tc stpoibctcrwoa.
rem. @cnn ibr quito, iriid)c, cdNe gpotbctcr.
naaren baben ppllt, 10 fnmmt nur gu urs,
jhr wcrbet uuiere @aurcn serooe wic anac'
;ciNt uprfinhcn. gSir mcine,,, mas mir iagtn.
lSir baltcn cincu gutcn, eriabrcuen bcutlden
GIcrt, Der itcts, bel Sag obcr Modt, in Der
Npotllcfc al finbcn lit, I'm bic Seutidcn &un.
Den All bcoicncn. Infer @c,d)Gft crlaubt uns.
eincn erintrcnen Mann gu balten, aMitatt
eincs u%ugcididten Sunscn, Der umlpMlt ar
btitem miirbc. gSir uerfaufcn Die bcltcn
@aaren woblisilcr, als irgcno cine tlclne
| Npotbcte. Sprcdt Dor unO iibcrseugt eud.
llnjer @eld1it lit 9errn Sol. Gncibrod 9cgeu.
iber, ncbcn 8ogb. @ergebt ben Tlab nltt.
Srud,. mnr eduItcrbdnser.
Tie erostc S%usmabl, mclde i im Mcrone.
item anac;ciat morncn, lit bel mas sn flnhcn.
8coiirftiec cincs ioldcn @crbGnhcs mlp9cn bel
uus uorlpredcn, 100 fie ii1 nad geoarf aus.
m1blcn fDnnen.
H6obe! & opener.
Gisfaltes gstawa1er.
@crabe bos rcdtc @crint bel 9cibcm @d-
ter. Stcts ~ 1abcn lei
&b,Oes & opener.
Vorar
per |fumb az e5 G,nts bel
HbobeS & SpcMeer.
8aui. ans 0Oseiiamcn.
ocmijdt, . Nfu,b gu IS Gcnts, bel
MDobes d Speuter.
6arbcn.
lGruiIforbei, a0erbcltes @lciwcib, Sci II
~olerlc; NMtrcider. Matcrialicn, su nicOriat
Yreiiem Us l%oAitpo, bel
Mbobcs & Spem
Better ale Bier.
Mpbes & SYcneer'S sobawaTer.
CcIe.
MerbeHes Sci fir Sarnmaidine1
bilisen Yrc,ien, ftets ;u baben bsi
&bebes e. SpcM .
OroeIn bon alien @ottunacn uns Eobrifc
1Ncts an panb, su ben Iibcrolitcn Yreiicn bel
Nurbctt, 20 Tro;cnt mcniecr ais Yrtisliitc.
@eNern Cottage, 4opGt. nicbriser unb 1rcd)
gSatcrs, As PCT. nicnrieer.
Star. so psf. niccriacr.
Oraeln BON iraene elmer anbcren Manufat
|tur mcrben i'm @crbGltnib ;m bcnitIben hiuiae
Yreiiea p~ertauit bel &bcbcs& spence
Gdtes sBbite eeas.
6dtes @bite 2cab 81 1915 per 100 4fan|
3Receptc.
&eeeptc foraialtie suiam mcnaeictt 81 ale
Stnnben, bel 9ae unb @adt, bel
&tores& spencer.
9~Gbmafbincn > stceclm Mnt 6irtmres
ia oressr 9IuSwchI Fri MhoArs e Shfrtr-
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Oas ct. 8enecicts Gcnrent
Al ct. Glpub. Mlinn..

Al vi. Nl0uO, W(tuU.,
bot fb cntfhIoTen, cine s~ltahemie 81 e%rbffncn, unh
eiitbietet allen @lterr bic Wclcgcnbeit, ibre Minbers
e~rsieburg ieincr Sb5i,t anpertraucn III tonnen.
gsir iOcroen poultdnbtgen llnterrid,t ~erttcilct III hen
oerl6ieoei,en Sdderu in Der en9liiden uno heu,
iden Spra6e.
Nebenbcnt miro saielbit eriinoii1er unterridt IN
Der aluiis ertbeilt, ioiS obi ain Yiano mnb yielobeon,
ais aud AMI her 3itbcr iiho W,itdrre nno haben w;l
;u bieicfn 3pede cine Sc5rerin III benz bcriibn,icn IN
ititutc Not"e DAME III WllpGntce Guebllbcn laNen.
gu 9lciber 3eit Iperocn &intcr du) 8clegenbei;
babel, bas 3eidnen, Sl~iinenmad,en ino perf
iNienenc icine Stitereiarbeiten su eriernet.
Serner bringen mir su: Aenrinibitabmc her Gltern
her Staot st. Gionh, hGb Tic @eIegenbeit heben,
i5re &inber in bic Wripati6IIe, bic en- I. Septc,tbeI
D. g.. b~eginnen rpiro, iu uns i1tdei, ~ %t0nncr; lit
h;cfe 1T her Jsreis 81 i!ir Die grSberen unb 80 Cts
fir bic @~iiInser per Mionat. Solde, bic Multi
unterr:dt g~enieben molten, tonneh iiD jeoer III
~rieltei.
Nreis fir llnterridt in Der englii6en rns Se:t
iden Spradc nit Seioltigitaa utb poul,anb, }e
Nfcge 1T per Seiiioa pm 5 Dionatcn $40.
l1nterriht ant 9ianp unb MeIobeon ...... =.
Sebraud Der sSnltruneiite Sii1 Yrafti,irer. >.
untcrrlnt dlt1 Der ,St9er
unterti1t ouf oer Gultsrre ............ 3.
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Mother Aloysia @. S. B.
Letter Bo4et.
Ct. GlouS, Stcarns Go. Winn.