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concluded thss the electric hg 1t may in future
ba employed with advantage not only in
siegs operations, Oot also during outpost duty
and engagements ~ night.
Whoever has hAbituAily attended oirouses In
this country remembets the Conrad brothers,
acrobAtic clowns, and their comical perform
anoe. in which one pretended to be dead.
while the other tumbled him about. They re-
Gently went to Germany. Tee London Era
contains the follo~ipg: "One evening the
elder Conrad fell 80 the ground after . pre-
tended blow, aud was t1rnsd and returned as
nsusl. Hts arms aud lego were jerked, he was
struck and kicked aud dragged. bot preserved
q steady impassi blity. Suddenly sxpres-
sion of distress could be noticed through the
RrUtesq uely painted linoaments of his brother,
Who hastily dropped on his knees aud placed
hls hand upon the heart Of the ipauimAte
elosp, sxolaimisR: Ny poor brother is dead :
Az this the audience only laughed. Gentle
mer,' said the distressed man, with tears IN
his voice. Il Assure you that he 10 dead
Then, taking him seDderly In his arms, be
bore him from the arena. The crowd ap-
peared struck with the natural manner in
which the bereft clown expressed grief. aud
spplsuded him vigorously NJ he departed.
There we're loud cheers for both, bat neither
presented himself. Death had been more thor
on ghly simulated than ever before.D
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To raise none? which, in the present depict
ed esnt,sn ef banks IS the great anxiety Ct
merchants, Ar J. n Braselman, vkoss splendid dry
goods store has long hesa popular vt> The laies
New orsaEa has greatly redaced the pr.ees Of all his
Goots. Among tie more roiable reductions sSc
dress sOsss 10 Is eentsSoc dress goods IS
all wool telAinss to IS esais-sl black ;amise TO sc
sec sash ribbons 20 Sscle% bed blankets 70 9 and loi
eo,ored blankets to s He has iust received beaver
ard cloth ooaAs and black cashmere shaws
which he ehsrs at from sl.73 Up. MT. BrAselnAn .
Sooes HE thsusands Of pAtrons have found in
their long experience in the pact always fonnd
sIacty whA, they represented 30 be and urive-.
say give sa;isfSctian. Clerymen and conductors Of
chArihe and religious Institutions will be pleased
by Mr.. B-ssslnAas advert tha. he will give
them Gbera, ditooua AL their purchases Advan
taSe Of kich they will fail avail them
selves Samples viii be free charge ite cour
try on application.
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A va'aasls Medical Treatise,

The edition for 1873 of the sterling Medical
Annual, hnesn as Hnstettsr's AlHarsc, 10 nsw
ready ard may be ebsired free Of cost Sf drucGists
and general country dealers in all pats Of Cpi'ed
STATES and Britain raerio and iLdsei every Sivi
ised portion OF the es,es Hsn;sPAsrs- II eobircS
with the sSande< practical advice r the Trs ssrvStiNn
and restoration OF HsA,th .ArSs irtsres,-
iug ard asinE light ra6inE The ea,esdA<
heg icAi calculations ctInr osloI iteps
pared with Ereai care, aud vail lie fcua9 en,irSsy
a. c-uIatr TLe isns Sf HSSTsFsers Ales&rGc ISIS
Ia Ias English, Getn.au kExach. wesh. SszzesiAs
Sw,Sish, Holland, Rose RiaE- sEd SpAni-s lsrsasses
Will IN Al pr2h41,hiS hx Ihs iAiSsei siIkaeE Sf sl
cal work ever pCbhshec in ANY country lie PrcprIe
IorS MesS:s- Acsi.I.sr Sgnish, tSS3rS. Ia o.,
Ie>etpi Of too cent stamp, wall fr-~ SAD by
mail 10 any person Who eARnet procure oHe IN his
D Sheorhood.
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Cole'a eireus, menAse,ie and museum. the

Coles eirous. menAsesis srd museum, the
ErsA,sss IN the world. Ia iss Ann aurusi sour
ssrOaRh the e<uHtry and will arrive this e:y tie
ssd Of the oouirE week ws sPscal t-ains-Hostay.
Dec. isth- IL wi open Canal street. between Roche
have Aad Tenti and for the following week will give
tvo Performance. daily IL ce.cek the other AZ
sp Ii. oHs tieksi vin admit TO tire circC., museum
ard aenaSsrie which together fSs sirAiion be-
yeas all sdSs the erandes1 and most ccr Ple;e ever
ssea Read TIE SSve;tsspost ~isais page, ard PER
by tse ueIey give esiidren ard ,t,e frieuis
ErsAf Adhesion - coS;$->hEdrea haIEPrice.
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INTELLIGENCE AGRScT.-A reliable iptelIi-
Ssacs agency, by of which psrsoEs sesaing s.
plcynent and those needing help might he brought
sc geiher has been long much Iesasi irssitutoa iu
this city. We have had number of called AEeEeiee
bpt they conducted prSPer prircsp;e and
suceS<Sd cny in bringing the ba.iress dista~ur
Now ko~ever promised reliable and hive
agency. oapGuc'ed by honest ard intelligent nsn
who will spA;e tine trouble in satSfyire tie
wants of pstruns 1t is TO be Conducted by GerT
Raldy and Mr.. Wa Aysrs under the m name Of
ea,dy Myera lite ethee is CENTRALLY lecetSd at -
CoEmer,iAl Place, 81 ChAIle& We ehesifzIlS
endorse the enserpiise AID tie Icing il
hayirR iopG psTsHns,,y know Mr. Myers . gentle
Of the hiEsest .atsIiry AID Gsn1 Badly, by rePa-
tAIilr diE,DEEIshed ana respected FsdsrAl CT
xor asisi . see advertisement % Ghk psEe
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

Asj jor BlAney wA'she e,ues TO the froos 10
tse columns OF tie STAS today with oEsr of ZACH
ine nSesats the line ef shsss ,de' sRrrsears etc
for ssn AID eCys, VII Sarsly o<ass rpNz his
elegantly sSeksd AEd pSPOlAr stare HE CAzAl Sre%s
The sxesuess character Of The SeGA the variety and
eOaHresensi~sasss ct the sack. Including II 6oss
every tERStSAsNe ARTICLE IhA. Ssa;lesAE yoath
sssG- AaA the extremely low prices as h:eh the
Ms;ar is sEsrirE them make rs fe<l that ue eUs II
both kis ana TO Ss- rtsGsrS that We sh7alt Eire
she EdrsSIiss1eaf = god 'pus Ea: mach
5ssrs 40 fSr ;As Nsj has stated al
the tAets PaiEfsay and fu't in sis advertisement
tAAi he lsAvss HNEirS tc say EEless iE6ed ;t ss
ia; kAvs SsA,I vita Aa many yeArs Aas have
AluAys fO&EG h2s IoS<s 10 bs JsSI VIA: they vsEe
rOPresssieA 10 BE- Give AiH call CT. !: too IA ea
fer tkAL ssHd lin year S-Ser AID As VII Ssza EssdI
O D NrG take then hAS II DN4 sr t>rslS sAzsEfsesO
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By tsktuE green cars ST corner of Canal
azd s.. chArls streets sNcEPs's vii in mia
Ieich TIE SreAS dry seels emporium Of MI. Arsaste
M.Ix 81 pryGtiss strses trEueen ErAto skG Tha'iA
mere ~iu he found sp.e .d:i s:oek AZ dry s
is 'sred st Low prices the fslowine sTeci1
viii shov. SaiEs al es!c,s and shades. a. g. cents
worth sIi white and brown eotsoas cents; heavy
c3tton fAnH NJ krieksI PAt,errs
10 cents M Marx AID his Efficient corps e!erks find
it trouble TO sho~ GoSds and ssqrest tie ladies
call ard by perponal inspection SS eonvireed.
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LAuNDRIEs SPREADING DisEAsE.-The
London Lancet sAys that incidents con-
hrming the belief that 6iseases are spread
by laundries are constantly reported "a cc'
curing in England aud on the continent.
Clothing worn by dissssed persons or
persons who have died of infectious dis
ease are washed together With other clothes.
The germs thus sown soon propagate,
until an epidemic is created, as has been
several times the case. Too much care
cannot be exercised in this respect. The
clothing should either be burned or thor
oughly disinfected and washed arart.
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T~Onsy sells sss bss, at lsxes, prioss

AR. GiShss dSeks;t, whose groSe-y at s2s
A1VsES"SS IL - day. S-A& zzcsz y1zS Amy -
GeNses~Ss k=a SsSS th-ass :SS VAs essisE Asi sAyA
NJ kEskS;SN S0sas H-S Always ness Sz5 e. tss azsys
SuA,.'y Aaa k,s ErScss Ass szsNzsly SCv. - -
GcSAt NsSUSr u tANs ssi err-vos AS - ~ ruzzSr
sSE-Se a. EzsfueEs zS,ss e las y-Sss sz=E y-,s=S
sSa E.aA $50 ~, EASksts vii sSa4 SaSSs - ~
Pa-ss - iAs S.Jy I've 81 s-sysEs ssAsEs$
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AMI RzKUNArTc AnTrRX Special stteu-
eal.d The OarVrriss1sni e tAss steSzs ga
Sa page. Il il EsAzEfI s:Ersa with .ks E7safess
BY Nr JarE:elsv.c, cd PrSe;seA, esezist sf tbs
sIy All A1s AT=1StsG xrsai eslsh=sry v1sAszI
FaF<= PazrE hEt z-P,S LsrcaEA tAe WeaSe5fsl sarss
IL AAs ~ sis6 CS=rrIry 10 sEs- ie'i't -AeazAtssz
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a CorTe0tisA.

Capt. Coonsy, Of shs Mitchell Rides, sends
ne the following. which speaks for itself
Editor M0Tniag Star.
You will please correct the statement made
Ia yoar lass issae, ia relation TO tho sister Of
Rev. A. Quinn, Of Riverstown. Ireland. She 10
brother. John Cooney. who died IN this city in
1873. leaving Q family of eight children. So
you zee I am not 90 a:acAly married mAo as
your local editor would make me. believe he
(if unmsrried) intended o0ttirg me ont of my
sweetheart. Yours truly, and n bachelor,
n CeOSKY.
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New EAis;as. catrApts soa clHoa al Trozey,s-

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COMMERCIAL

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T1aAHc1AL AND eoKMxRcIAL MAshAis
SoESCsS STAB oF-fcs I,
Friday, November ~, IsTT.

FrlaAy. NoveHher 81 lsTT.
tionAl paper 10 10 per
cent per Annun Al do - IL; second grace o.;
nrst class mortgage do 10 per cant Per
ond grade 10; Gold 1881; American Silver
half dollars and Mexican dollars EoIninal; Commercial
Sterling 4ss kseS bank do 80: haak chscf
ing rate on New York Per cisSeunt and CONNER
ciAi aiSht al
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Frnit cakes are best when . few weeks old.
Go 10 Tuemeys for The nSrs1ieEts necessary make
yoar Chi istnAs supply.
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= SaZza Fo- 10 essE tzsE-ErE.
EsssszzAl GSsscRs- - Sszh7 S2LlA
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ENTsAoRDTFARY FEATURES JUST ADDED:
LIVING ALASKA OCEANIC LIONS

BSby Elephant Baby Dromed2riss, Baby Leo
pards, Baby Lions, Baby Camels. Bay Monkeys.
RAby Tigers, Baby Sea Lions Den Of Monster
SeTpen.s, Drove Of Bsct-i2n Camels, Herd of
Elephants. 4 $4,000 HipPopotanus- Sea
Elephant Wslrus- &c. Trained and Performing
Wild Beasts
80 Circus Performers - BsSutifCl Lady Az
lists Is Darling Children !2p Select Musicians
New Gnd Famous Artists Avalanche Of AttrAc-
tionS Interesting and instructive Famous
Family Social. World of Foreign Features.
!retF e y S:;orous ; heAsts' ~ t,NhPanAn fonlS
Brilliant Attractions
50 Cages, Ca.s and co--ais :: w;ii Beasts
| The Most Gorgeous Street Pageant ever seen,
FoE-ing SceI4s OF Splsrdsr never Before
EaQAeS,
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Twouey has jass received flesh supply OF
rev teas, al EsA4ss Call Aad exNGios them Pc:e<t
very l>W.
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Call sud sample TWomey's fancy Goshen
Butter. None betEer, none cheaper.
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1916.
z SFABLfSHED 1916.
CHARLES SIMON & SONS.
63 n. Howard Street. Baltimore, Nd,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERs IN
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

W0Cld respectfully e4l she attention oF IasttutioRs
and the pahc their extensive sIoek Of BLACK and
Ceiorc6 SERGES, NUNS CLOTH- D2AP D'ETk
EROAD CLOTH tbesf cotton warp REd ALL Wootl
Liaea end Cotton sHIRTING, SHEETISG. PILLOW
CASING. BLANKETS, TOWELS TOWELIS96
EAPKSS DEILfES TABLE CLOTHS, TABLg
LCNEE, etc,
As well - 10 TIER great ya-5ety Of
DRESS GOODS, RABRoIDEkIES.
LACES CORsETA
LADIES READT-NADE USDERwRAR,
GOODS for BOYS And MEMS ERAR, etc.
Also to their
ORESSMAkINO DEPARTMENT.
CLoAKs, DRESSES. etc, nae 70 otde- rrCuPtiy
sUrsrioc ard The latest le. zoSder
rates. Occers solIesTed Rue. for 0elfzeAs1re-
sat and samples Of aAIeriAR with estimates Of
Resf uF0n SFPheAtion.
Al oGe G0oas purchased for eAsA. from tks best
solross. oHsE them the favorable
An oreers AzncuntaR TO 10 OF ever. v BE BeDt freS
of feEsS ekArEes By ExpTSA. bat rr1ies vhose or6S
not 6eSo=Daris6 by tie 1orey. and having Iseir
Soo5S seaI C. O. d East nSy fog tie rssarn cF EcNey
tells - lySP
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TuOpey makes q speciality of fancy Goshea
Fut:s=. Iry IL;
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ADYERTIsTNG RATKs oY THE $50 :
.- CES 7
-4 MI II

, I've Z&res SIX 0RR
l. AEaas G'tAs Ma Yea
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FoR SALE.

1904 acres, with all the improvements, two
miles from Elgln, on the Central Railroad, IN
Bastrop county. Call and get = bargain.
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Remains OF Marquette.

Father Marquette in May, 1878, left
Green Bay and assembled the Fox River
to the portage between it and the Wis
consin River, with Joliet and FIVE other
Frenchmen. They transported their
two light reed canoes to the Wisconsin
River on their shoulders, descending
to its mouth, which they reached June
Il. They spent day near the mouth
Of che Des Moines River, two miles
from the site of the present town OF
Keokuk, among the Peoria Indians.
On June IS, at 3 o'clock P. NJ, they
left that spot, reached the high cliffs
Of Alton, where Marquette stopped to
sketch two grifiins painted high up on
the smooth surface of the perpendicu-
lar rocks. He must have passed the
site of st. Louis about the first of July.
1873. After descending Is low down
the river as the mouth of the Arkan
saS, he returned 10y way of the Illinois
River aad Lake Michigan 10 Green
Bay and SAUL st. Marie. He visited
the Indians on the Illinois River in
1875, and on his way back TO Macki-
nav or Point st. Ignsce along the
eastern shore of Lake Michigan. he
died in May Of the same year Q675),
and was buried on 4 rising spot near
the little river now bearing his name.
Two years later his remains were re-
moved by the Ottawa Indians, who
encased them in birch bark and 10
buried them under the church ct Peinte
ST. Ignace. This church was burned
down in 1905, and It's site is now Al
last identified aud bis remains found,
as appears by The following from the
She5oygan Fres Press Of May 10:
'Like wildfire the news spread
throughout the village this week thai
the foundation Of the Jesuit Mission,
which was established by Father Mar
Quetse two hundred years $50, has beer
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Mrs. Caroline Gilman writes to the
Boston Transcript from Rhode Island
to say this: More than forty years
have passed since Miss Martineau
brought letters of introduction to my
family as Christian woman. She was
welcomed with entire trust as guest,
aud seemed to value our social efforts.
AS return for unstinted hospitality
she left for publ ca ion description of
her hostess, wi ic she knew would
blight my name or Cause sorrow and
surprise to mi ny who loved me. I will
not annoy " ur readers or myself by
calling up the exaggerated statements
respecting h'r hos 1ess, because they
Can be explained by mistakes through
an uncertain ear. trumpet, connected,
fear, with q pre- Diet .rmined political
will, concealed at the time by an air OF
sympathy with our hesrt-whole vel
come. The trumpet may explain her
hearing, but for her sight of the negro
sale, l can only assert the fact that, in
my long pilgrimage of nearly eighty
three years, l have never witnessed q
slave auction, and think am correG
in saying that no lady in Charleston
intruded on the strictly and exclusive
y business marts ON the whsrves oil
I East Bay"
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discovered on the farm OF Mr.. David
Murry, at Pointe st. Ignace, and that
numerous church relics OF those DAYS
had been unearthed, showing beyond
question that this was the place where
the mission was erected. Soon after
the news was received the bulletin at
the telegraph Office announced the fact
that the bones of human being had
been found on the grounds, which were
undoubtedly the remains of that in
trepid missionary Father Marquette.
AS the readers Of the early history of
Michigan are aware, in 1871 Father
Marquette built log chapel at Pointe
St. Iguace, and named the station 1g
nstius. After this church WAS erected,
which was subsequently destroyed by
fire and all trace of its location was
lost. Efforts have been made at diff
ferent times to discover the site OF the
old mission, but heretofore they have
been of no avail. On the farm of
Mr. hurry, about two hundred
feet from the main road run
nirg through the town, there
is a small rise of ground covered over
with thick underbTush, which Aad not
been cleared away. 1t was here that
Mr.. Patrick Murry, sou of David
Murry, one day last week made the i'm
portsnt discovery of the location of
the old church. The foundation,
marked by rise of ground somewhat
in the shape of cross, is clearly
traced, as well as the location of the
baptismal font aud the place where
the church treasures were kept. As
soon as the fact was made known of
the discovery, many people gathered
on the ground, and in the researches
that were made were found number
of ancient church relics, such as gold
pieces, portions of crosses, window
glass, etc. 1t is reported also that
cross has been found with Father Mar
quette's name upon it. There Is much
excitement at the Pointe IN regard to
the mattCr, and guard is now on
duty to protect the place from iutru-
sion until some definite plan of action
shall he determi nod ,,ro- l. 49, r-~tNI
| authorities. A rumor is current,
with how much truth in it we cannot
tell, tina. large rewards have been Of
fered for the discovery of the old Mis-
SION site OF of the remains of Father
Marquette"