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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01
FOR THE LADIES.
An interesting chapter Tor the Anglers
In Dimiiy.
Edited especially for The Herald


Edited especially for The Herald
The wind from the north makes the
thought of fall clothing comfortable,
and the warmth Of bright coIors bear
able. \ torton plaid to wrap in would
not be- amias, although the old-'aohioned
wrap ia almost laid aside.
Merchants nrc now opening their
goods for the gaze of the curious, amt
the most mstidious cannot but he
grntilicd by the charming variety of
colors, hut amid blues, browns, hronhes
aud greens, we believe Dame Fashion
viii claim bronze US her own
\ beautiful costume is made of rich
bronze. brown cashmere sleeveless
basque trimmed with lace and three
rows of worstcd braid, the basque with
V shaped neck, showing plaid front to
match sleeves and mdcrskirt, which
are ploidcd in HOMEGROWN, with white
ground Bonnet OF bronze brown vel.
vet. turned ~ ut Che side where II
double whito plume is held by u bow OF
cardinal velvet to match the pulled
faced trimming
l'oulard silksare regaining favor and
every lady who likes To wear fabrics
whose intrinsic worth exceeds their dis
play, will rejoice to hear it, They come
in rich oriental combination of colors
and form full costumes, or can be worn
with plain skirts.
In hats the most popular contrast is
navy blue and cardinal red hut Of
shapes there is an infinite variety ia,
block makers reporting over two hun
drcd shapes for the fall season high
crown Seem to be hvorites. Feathers
are worn sometimes the entire crown
composed Of birds wings, with the
head of the bird Just above the center
of the forehead,
For trimming lace is used with every
thing fringe ia also worn, but one who
has to choose with an eye to economy
as well az elegance will not hesitate
long between the two
All the fashionable shades are found
in doves; lor evening wear, three, lonr
and six button gloves are worn, in
pearl, and other delicate tints to match
dresses worn, undresscd kid gloves are
sought Tor street wear, and can he pro.
cured in shades to match dress goods,
In dressing the hair there seems tobe
much liberty and truly it is better
tagtr to arrange it in the way most he.
coming ,hnn 10 lo!lgw exactly any
model short cnrls about the forehead
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01
Fac-Simile Of KiIpatrck's Reform Letter to Hayes

lHHN WI lH' 'tN''' I'''i'' ~ ~ ~ '''''
over one hundred and scycntytiyc mil. .
lions OF bushels of winter wheat. and
one hundred and twelve millions Of
spring wheat The winter wheat is the
only kind fit for foreign shipment or
distant use. Europe would take about !
one hundred and twenty millions OF
bushels of wiutor whnat every year Il
she could get it. Winter wheat is often |
frozen out in the Northwest, huU- .oroly |
or never in Texas. In his Centennial
speech at Philadelphia, giving u hi,tori.
cal and descriptive account
Of Texas, Licutenant-G Governor
Hubbard, of Texas, said that
the wheat mowina area ct Texas was
greater than that Of all Missouri Hi
nois and Indiana combined and that il
only one twcnty-iilth Of that area were
put down in wheat, it would at twenty
bushels to the acre, yield lj,WOOoo OF
bushels, This would nearly supply the
foreign demand and would 90 10 scp
six week. before the scythos were sharp
enrd ia Nehluska or Minnesota, and
being in all respects superior grain
would entirely Cut off those Northwest
crn States from the sale OF their grain
to- European customers and the Atlantic
States consumers. II Is this Eastern
and European grain trade which 1us
tans the cities OF Chicago, Milwaukee,
Detroit, Cleveland and BullNlo, and
maintains the East and West railroads
1t was this grain and flour trade which
built up the great Atlantic cities Uigi-
nally, and gave them the means with
which to establish !nnnutnctories and
build canals and railroads st. Louis IL
determined, if possible, TO secure this
Tex - grain as we'll ny her cotton She
nee IL In grain to mix with inferior
wheat to give body and high grade 10
her flour.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01

Tur erudite Paddock not content
with proclaiming Fort Worth the hub
OF the Universe now tells us that Gen
erol Bragg was succeeded by General
Hood. These border editors have such
u way Of miSina thinps.
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10 Ffado or E.chspce
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN


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un G wo9tt at Tyler otcc iii Elm 'e IDS DIS
6spRrnp pTnS psspSiSlol'ly n III matters Sf IN
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PhSaicinns ana sur,...-

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H.. nj, Businel, Advertisement luz
serted without Pay

Desiring 70 make The HeraIi ,I 'nc Hl So1l.a
of communication j.. ,n 'r, NAV ugud as,
ahH ads' , :" nave determined % PRINT re-
s ,9vn,,s,ns column Advertisements uud''
the heau YoF6r Rrnt," 40 Let,' Of no,
mare tnan thlee Ines will be lnseftSSuh e AZ
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eS Aot inc, eAch Insertion, In advance, an,
ghsn sucn advertisement" are prlnlgio n w.,
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jLol SCI want to rent II house with five
Ill ol six rooms, good watcr near business
crnut XIX, Herald Office, anga7 u
HOUSE-A turn'shod house Of five rooms.
"a good water good COW and stable. An
ply to j. c. Ncnable, over p0st0tlicp. snp0S 81
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a4as.al
w ANrED- Everybody to knew that this
w Is he cheapest advertising column in
Tue HERALD.
ltyOu want Nurse;
IL you want n HOuse.Girl;
lfyou want Il Gardener;
you want COHchmUn:
II Jou want a Goolsy,
lrSou want u Cnokl
II you want Clerk
II you want n Horse
IL you want II Buggy;
II Won want Boarding House!
ltyOu want BoarderS;
II you want II situation;
you want n House:
II yOu want To rent Il Place:
II You have "A Place to Rent;
you want to buy Property;
II you have Property to Sell,
II YOU have Lost Something.
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II YOU want Information;
you wan to knpart Information.
llyoN want thyhlng, In short To- buy,
WsSu, 70 lease, to fent,Io employ, To i've Gin .
ploycd, To learn, or TO advise, read aid nd
yer Use IN or Cheap Column, and keep
SoNiSSh dnl yQuF neishpors posted .
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Per,onIl,

IOB aRK -lne Herald office Is now 'H
j re-, living .Ggo cUrNIhH' ny a, AN
puuprg Ut an Nvhaup luus ANA hHAe WI
sp%1miuallgn uf prlr,s and qually', ~
U.nd,. white aud cpiUIt ,slW'
h4ds, Note HeaIs, siatemeht, S"I ,n,,
tneulars, y O., pTuu e. NJ cheap W. tnv
cheapest, and nrnter tnnn the nea sst' ~ in,
In y'ur o.drrs ana get me beh'ni u ""'
"AuInmrr Prices
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
Law Department.

j. b Minor Ill. D., Prof Com m, o.,
Ea@ 30 son,hall, ILL., b. Prof. Ea INV sat;
hb@%Me, mann inlGfna, Lau ct luSsy land ana
ptglIs oct !, 1916, and t6ntiGucSS SESSION
,n 2n'nS, nstrgdIon by tLxt hobRsIa9nnd h.m S
cSerclsss "rn nr ilHS,lsted by N .c.Cou;t
Setsity, OF Way to WI. WERfrN a. uni-
Sccy Fac'y. ''ni EN- bAk Err,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01

II LACKSMlTH SHOp-New blacksmith
~ shop, on Camp street, neXtt TO Magnolia
House ,iON5l feet. VIII oe finished about lO'l
ofOctober, " g. Slckles, over Clark, Bfyul
4 hrOH' nrtl1lv,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted IN any
- good business by two earnest, sober
young men; both well educated, one gradu.
u q; excellent pc men. Can ne employed
for very low wages ON trial, Aunndnni refer,
cuces given. Address, Mitchell Brothers
Herald OfiiCc, &pptaE q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01

hWEl. limo with nine rooms. Kitchen
~ ana servants room, stable and out,
houses, we'll and two springs near the ho, Sc
also obont NJ cen acres choice land nttUci ed
L1cat ON about I'VE squares south of The
Courthouse. W, C.Slcklcs, over Clark, BRYAN
& Bros octlI "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01

INWEIIlNG-Wi three good rooms, wen,
| J stable, ETC. ON Pearl near Bryan A"-
drtS," House Herald oihct, 'Pl1+@V
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01

DY A DRUG CLtRK--E Experienced ana
- with best Of reference, II, A. W., Peers
motel, Fort Worth, IcXus. Sept29-5t
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Wanted Female Help
Wsnted--MaIe Help.

'tNWO PRACTICAL PRINTER Address
| W. thrriord News, Weathcriord, Texas.
svpt4-lW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01

HOOK-N nrst.ciRss one, Mt the American
Y House, Mckinney, Texas, towhom good
wage, Will be paid. Apply 1t nuce, G-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-01

,NWo good dining room boys At Tremonl
| house, sept-9-2t
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06
TIE TRUE LIFE.

want 10 Be = Christian.
And Be from sin set free
To feel that Jesus precious blood
Was she'd indeed for ne
Ia rather be Christian.
And bear the rude worlds frOwn.
Than dwell in courts Of wiekedness.
And wear I regal crown
I want 70 be 4 Christian.
And IN nv Saviour trust;
That when this body lies in death.
And turns again to dust.
Nv soul may be with Jesus.
In that bright world above.
Where grief comes not.n0r care, nor PAIN
Bu. all is joy and love
[ want to be Christian.
And As = Christian live:
And pray that God would unto NE
His Holy Spirit give,
To lead ne in the righteous path
Which nv Reieener trod;
And 50, By following Jesus.
Prepare TO meet ny God.
I want TO be ! Christian.
And die Christians death
To whisper Jesus sacred name
With ny expiring breath;
And then in realms Of glory,
To heavens Eternal King,
l would With powers immortal
Loud hallslujahs sing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

As horrible death. probably, as it
Is possible for man to suffer, occurred
at Lagrange. Ky, Saturday night. the
2jth ult The victim was John Finne-
gan. an engineer On the Short line rail-
rad He vas on freight train; the
axle broke. Preeipitating the engine and
cars down a slight embankment, and
Finsegan was BY some means caught
fast BY the machinery and held 50 that
his COMPANIONS could not effect his re-
lease. while two streams Of boiling hot
water poured upon his face and BODY
from broken boiler. After the most
horrible agony he became uneonseiOu.
and soon died. his tongue almost drop
ping Of from the effects of the hot wa
ter which had forced itself into hi
I mouth
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

A gentleman came up to Us the other
day whose appearance made Us glad
The dashboard Of his shirt was orna-
mented with studs about the size Of crab
apples, his hair was divided Immediately
upon the meridian, by . civil engineer.
no doubt; his luxuriant moustsches
hung over the entrance to his provision
depot like great sorrow. and his large
and spreading ears waved ike swinging
tavern signs as he related 70 rs the viz.
tues Of the house he represented HI
was from Cincinnati. and represents tn,
interests Of starch fsetory.-.SheB.
(Ky.l .SsHtineL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

A BOILING LAKE-The discovery Of
= boiling lake in the island Of Dominica
has excited much scientific interest, and
investigations Of the phenomenon are to
&c made by gsolOgists- 1t appears that
= company exploring the steep and for
est-eoYered mountains behind the town
Of Rosseau came upon the boiling lake,
about $500 above the sea level. and
two miles in circumference On the wind
clearing away. for moment, the clouds
Of sulphurOus steam with which the lake
was covered, mound Of water Was seen
ten feet higher than the general level Of
the service. caused by ebullitiOn- The
margin Of the lake consists Of beds Of
sulphur. and It's overflow found exit By
q waterfall Of great hight
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06
CastOria.

Cross sckIy babies and Children may enjoy health.
and mothers have rest, Il they vii use C2storiS
worms. tsvsriShRs<s, sseshiug. wind collie, soUr
stomach and undessed food make children cross, and
prv3uee sickness.
CassorI1 VII zss5uiIzEs The bod expel worms,
and correct Al these thiuss- For twenty years Dr.
Piseher sxperlenssi in his private practice TO pro
Gues IN elective Casha-ste and stomach regulator
which wgzId be IS Elective IS Castor OH, without
is unpleasant tzSts % rscol
Tie reputation % his experiment extended Phys
c5.ns and nurses rzpadly Adopted his remedy, % which
he gave the E4re q CasEOria-
C1zsoriA IS Is pleasant TO take as honey, resU-
Asss the stomach and bowels and does Lot gripe L
s SsApsed al ages. eoatAins 10 slehohel and s
absolutely harmless 20 the mast tender fnsGnt-
Try Gassoris 0ucs. and yO1 VIII never be with
eur il.
PREPARED a. The LaborasOry q J. B RO-E Co. a
Dsy SSrssz. NsE YORK Z-lS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06
L. FOREIGN PI ~

AMERICAN g. F0RElS" 80
GILMORE g. CO., Sg ss,e5ts pros.'s
HOsNYR a co. Solicitors, fgISfE. ~
countries. NO FEES IN AD ~ g. n - !.
unless the patent is granted aSs,iensl - !, J.
Iiminary examinations. 10 .i-'''R IN ) reosi.
ing and conducting a rehesrihss. W agpllz. y.
Of the Commissioners ALL Isjs 800 % -
be revived. Special atyenllonv ss,ensoDs =
cases before the Patent once SsIsereni ~
gTess. infringement SUITS ~ InSsptlOns o. =.
litigation appertaluing = q. 20. tor y
send stamp TO Gilmore -,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06
CENTAUR
L.INIMENTs.

50 assrsy psrscs are The recipes u these wOnsreal
vsa-soosAass AMI hesla< Gszssur Liaansnss sAzs ne
can eoasaessly sSv they ~tu alleviate ANY Psin
arising froz sssA eeas or 1usele esrsssemssss, We
~ u0s pzSssnd that they Win aasa3 ocOksn leS o.
exrersniaat~ boSas. ess even in such es<ss shsy vii
rssiacs the insazau,zon and sap the Pala Ner can
We guSraztes The psepsE resalss whsse he osSS :
poisoned BY whisky. Temperance IS as Necessary
% q proger physical As uasasal eondSli0a-
The whire Centaar I.iuinaenE s particularly
1.s.pss,i 10 Al eases q Rheumatism, Lua,oas@
Necralyta grysiEsas. IeA. >prssins Chielains Cats
Bruises Ssias Possess Scsh3s. SeixIie4 Weak Back.
Pains il the side. woaBas. Weeping Sias~s, Barns,
Eeos.ea Feet Palsy E4r>ScSe Feosh-2ehs Ees%Sche.
Users Os Sorss BroSsn Breasts. Sore Nipgies S1rs
Tnroas Crvup Dipshsra sse- ne usost q these COM
plants The Ceaszur Liniusns vii eorSs al q tAsm il
vii benefit I: viii exfraex the poison non bites
and ssisgs. and vii ea-s hnras and seAlds without
scar ne ssIowiag Is bot /. Sample q a thousand
siz,har testimonials.
..ANrtoes- III. Dee- l. lS-&
-NIywiss las or long time. heSa terrible s1srer
frV1 Rhsumnsis- She has tFied uARy physicians and
relief IS Ceus@zr LlainsaE rSiOseed 70 ssy this
WIRING. POxsnaasssr.~
Il IS An indspaGahls faes that The Centaur Linisats
are performing eares never before effected by
xny prspAration in exsseces.-lsks Chr0aie RheuEa-
tlsn q thirty years standing, Strengthening Tn
gers snG joln.s which bad beea sti1 or sax wears.
taking the <orens<s froua burns. &c
one dollar. OF sven cry cents invested in Censaur
Li1ilent viii De in reach vhen aeei.lent &C.
ours sn1 VII Do more good than any amount q
money paid sor e,iieal attendance Whsa physicians
are called they frequently tbs LHiEsnt. and q
eogrss charge several prices soV IT,
The Yellow Gentaur Linlment
i adapted 10 the tough skin muscies and tesh oS sAe
animal creation It's elects 0poo severe cases e
| SPAWN. Sweeny. v1nd-Gsn Rg-Head and Poll-EEil.
/ are l.sle less than marvellous
Messrs. J. McClursl Gu. Druggists. cor. Elm and
Frous SIS. Ciaeiasasti. O. say:
4 In cur rsizhbo<nOod number of teanscers are
Il using the Cea.zur Licinsns. They prunoURee il
Superior 20 anything thsy have used We SCI IS high
four 20 ave dozen bottles per meath TO oWners q
horses znc mules"
We have volumes or testimonials describing cures 81
Spraias. Kicks. Gals. P0u-gvl Bis-Esad and even
Founders. whtch are EstIe less than uarvels- No
owner Of an animal can zooi 30 De wIsA01t bottle
* CsnsAur Lnmsns wh1eh any Ct1y nay prove worth
sEsnsy times It's cost
Sold everywhere. bat prepared eoly a. The
| Laboratory Of J. B. RosE & Co,
As DEr ST.. NEE Tozk-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

Phil Sheridan Is getting fat Lincoln
once said to Welles that Sheridan vas
= brown, chunky little chap. with =
long body, short legs. not enough neck
to hang him. and such long arms that if
his ankles itch be can scratch them
without STOPPING"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

LENOs CAKL-One cup butter. three
eups sugar, four cups four. one cup
mix, i've egg. one teaspoonful soda.
juice and rind Of one lemon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

Russia has raised in 10 years mere
than 81. 1000, 600. 600 with which to con-
struet 1900 miles Of railroad, and can
easily find $500, 900, 600 or 500, OOO.-
600, to construct line Of such value to
all the civilized world
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

FRUIT EArISG.-A London Journal
remarks: When fruit does harm. It Is
because it Is eaten at improper times. IN
iuprOPer quantities. OF before 1t Is ripeued
aud sc for the human stomach A dis
tinguished physician has said thai if his
patients would make = practice Of eating
> couple Of god oranges before break
fast from February till June. his prae-
tice would be gone The principal evil
IS that We do not eat enough Of fruit
that We iujure the finer qualities with
sugar; that we drown them with cream
We need the medical action Of the pure
fruit acids in our system. and their cool
ing. corrective influence"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06
FLOUR. FLOUR

just received nom Michigan supply a, U,
Wheat Of the crops of 1878. which Is mn, -
into excellent Flour Price Low. AZ The e1g-
Barton Village.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

present it Is enough to state that with
few exceptions agricultural schools and
colleges have failed and success in the
exceptional eases has turned upSn the
peculiar fitness Of the individuals On
whom the management has developed.
and who BY force q character have
produced striking results - Bos,oa
Journal Of Cisuistry-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-02-20
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM
GOUT AND NEURALGIA.


In view Of tho numberless sufferers afflicted with the
public my
This medicine to be the only remedy
In this line for it has almost always given instan
taneous relief, and most cases permanently
cured the disease During the last years have
cured thousaD of in this city and State and
by the Of but one bottle Should the 1atSent not
at least find great relief after the use of Ire
first BOTTLE that person undoubtedly not eufern
from any OF the above diseases. It 10 one wear
have successfully used the for over sxeen
with the most satisfactory results it has now a
qured such widespread reputation that CONVINCE
the most skeptIcal of its curative DO vera
OF the many thousands who have been cured will
only refer TO the following welknown citizens of our
city, who have ali signed the following cards
We, tho undersigned residents OF the city Of Now
Orleans, have used Mr.. w. L. Jurg.elewIcz's ANTI
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that II
really possessed the medicinal virtues stated in the
above and therefore do cheerfuv
recommend the Same to the afiicted.
James heRan owner OF livery stable, No l34 Baronns
street; Stephen Krauss corner Annunciation and
Washington streets; Charles Roemer, proprietor Of
saddlery store No 99l TchouptOuIaS street A Guth
grocer corner Cen Taylor and Magazne Stroets Can't
Boyd Robinson, No 40 RamparS street; Nh Am
Oderon, No. 3SS Camp street; D. j. Wiokea No IO3
81 Andrew street Capt VIM. Claiborne Harrison, No.
Brewery No. 2S2 Vilere street; George StouernS9eI
No, 1873 Where street, W. A. Kowals No. IO3 Tohou-
PitouaS etreetj jean Durantin No vs. 9Aienne street,
Capt. james A Sylvester, No 343 Charles htreot
Mrs. n J. Brun. midwife, No. 3sI Mazasins Street
Mrs. E. SiebrAndt, midwife, No 324 Camp Street, n
Il. FineRan chief EuAger United States Cnstomhouee
o: +. Thiesman, grocer No. $50 Magazine street
W. L. JURGIELEwICZ, Druggist,
Cor. Magazine and ThAlia sts., NeW Orleana Ia
Price 81 50 per bottle. my5O Is ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-02-20

OF all tho magnificent ,discourses given
by Cardinal Manning none has made SO
much impression upon the Protestant
mind as the funeral Grafton delivered
by his Eminence over the corpses of the
four Franciscan nuns lost in the Deutsch-
land. Opportunities of thus honoring the
dead are rare in England, and therefore
the public mind is less familiar with the
Cardinals eloquence upon the awfal sub
ject Some little curiosity, as we'll as the
genuine holy interest inspired by the sad
occasion, had drawn vast emblage of
Protestant ministers to the franciscan
church at Chatford, where the ceremony
was held. The Cardinal stood upon the
steps of the altar, and before him lay
stretched the four corpses, pale and placid,
the countenances exposed to view, and
still even in the death expressive OF holy
faith and resignation in which the blessed
sisters had died. The congregation were
moved to the greatest tenderness by the
pathetic words coming from the lips of the
Cardinal, trembling with emotion as he
pronounced them. And when it was re-
lated how, amid the horrors of the wreck.
the holy sisters refused to go up into the
rigging because they were prepared for the
death for which, up to the last moment,
they had been preparing their fellow suf
ferers, murmur, the meaning of which
could not be mistaken, ran through the |
assembly. "These poor franciscan nuns
will bring many converts to the Church of |
Rome. l almost wish myself that had |
not come to listen the Cardinal" said a |
Protestant gentleman as he left the |
Paper.