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(Gtnsefanbt)
MnS ct. Neter.
81. Qeter 8. MpriL, 1877.

ct. peter 3. Nprtl, 1877.
2teber 8anberer!
@snn Du pte fOleenoen 3eilen fir
2eine SpaIten pa6eno fneef, 70 btf
Du frsuncIt9f eriu9t, cteislben auf3us
nebmen.
SsDer tatbcItl9e Gbrif petb bic Sc.
teutuns pes Sferfefes unO pie 9tuf
isDss 9~ldubtsen RatbUltfen bebt it@ an
bisism 2use unp Sung unp Nlt fimmt
freuDig cas- Nleluia an. Mud eas
Iauntse 8etter funnte ben 1atbpltt.n
pom Ct. Peter bte Sferfreupe nt6t
trIben, Ietper aber rurpen entfernt pon
Der Strne auf Dem eanpe wObnenne
SatbOIifsn BON otefer Oferfrsupe bur9
unpaiRrbare @ese absebalten.
Am GbariumtaBe eIet& nad Der
feietItden Wetbe Des Gaufwa6ers laets
bic Grau eOuila 8OIf benz 9utb.rtbum
0b, unO Ieste pas tatbrlti&e @luubenss
betenntnie Dor Gem 0erlummelten Dol
fe in cte 0dnre ees 9O9wdrptsen
Yfarssrs ab, pOrauf fe Don psmlel.
ben bspineunssweile eetauft wurbe.
I'm SferlUnnta9e wdbreno per6rib>
mt0e btelt Der Deutide 81. &. Inter
ftigunss' @srstn letns @ensrol Com
municn. Der boGwirptse pfarrer
3uset weibte Die 8eretnss Gabne uup
lsSte tn elmer fur3en, ober frdfttsen Nn-
reUe bte 8epeutuns Der SABINE fGt
ben gsrein aus, unb aud ete pfi9tsn,
an UeI@e Der Anbltf Der SABINE ben
Gtn3elnen unc Aue ftets ertnnern fol-.
Dem Wsreine iUu Die SABINE feta, was
BEN @rpbsn Sailer gonfantin pas am
5tmmsl eri3ieneue &reus mar: SIN
bte1em 5st&en rririt Du fepen.
Die neue 9ersinss 6abne If blau,
aus 8pIen > Damaf, einfah. obel
I&Bn unp sei@maduuI bstortrt. Mul
ber etnen Sette TT tn Del Ssmalt baa
Stlp res 8eretns. Yatruns, bes bell,
petrus, auf Der anpern Sette aber auI
rptbem Gelb bas pdpflt&e @appsn mt
Der usberi&rtft:
Der Dsutl@e r6mtfbsfatbOlil9e I'm.
trRaBunes > @srsin uc1t ct. pstsr
Gesrlnbet ben 6. aprtI 1873.
Die SABINE rpurre BON GbarIs'
Spsnplen 80. "a Court Strset @tnctn
natl, .. nerferttat uup fcfst $1,000
ie III etae f@6ne 3terre Der Hir&e.
Der 8sretn fanu f@ etner 10 l&Snel
Uabne wCbl freuen unp es 1T ;u bOfsn
pop oieleIbe nt@t blOB auf pie eesen
tuartt8en 8ereinsmttslteper einen blst
Dsnc euten Gtnbrud ma@en, lcnperi
Io@ otsls Inbsre gum Nn(@Iue an bel
Tsretn austeben uerbe.
Wttt auer M@tun9
Dsin alter Greunp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14
Sic 8emebicfiner l1nter Sen S1e=
4ern.
9ern.
q bt R artt n.

anfanBs Mdrs Iangtsn Die bo&w.
0dter Ospalo unb Maurttfus, O. S.
B.. BON ct. @tnesnts, pa., tn Sapau>
nab, Ga, an, i'm tn Der N1be rteler
Stabt bas @erf bs6 bUdw. P. Berger
fcrt3ufeBen, wslaer leBten Sttobsr pur9
oas eelte Gieber btnweeseraft tpurce.
Ste fanben paielbf beretts bie n5tbtaen
@ebdupe, 4apeQe, @etnbsre Garn1. bic
nbtbtsfsn Werf .euse uro iber tauleno
Wor9en cu~ltioirbaren 2anees. Nus,r
tbren INSTRUMENTATION tn bic isst gan,
s~erloienen @s9enosn, peroen bic gdter
lofort cine aderbaus unp @eperbeldule
fir Neeers 4naber errtdter, portn bte.
itlben cte nStbissn S@ultsnntntGe f9
errerben uno ;u prafnlden Garnern,
@6rtnera uuo Danowerfern berange,
btIcet weroer. wel@e oann fp1ter unter
ibrsn 9anpslsuten ale Qebrmetter ptr,
fen f5nuen. Die Nsger balelbf Iebten
bis jsBt In ben traurtsfen Berbdltnil,
fen, ffnp gang unwtHenD unb bic Oar
teifflauen BON f6urtti&en Demaeoeeu,
weI&e fe tn leoer 6tnl9t ausbeuteten.
Das lcu nun anoers rrerben. Der
Ne9er miro eebiloet uno bapur6 felbf.
fdupts. Den DeuasOssn wiro pu.
our& bic Re&uun8 uerpcrben une es
TT oarurt af&t 3u perrpuncern, penn
fte sbsffet,s ee8en bic ..fatboltlGe @b,
aSttsret" loslteben. Sepr @enlden.
f,eunb absr, Der es trobl n1etnt NIT ben,
3sttltten uno ewtsen Dobl Der Neasr.
miro NIT Greuren bte opferwtQieen @d
ter unterftdBen. bic aus 0tete ~ ben
verIahsne1 Seelsn ibre 3stt unp Or
lunbbett cpfera, UNI bte arn,en unwl
ienoen Neser su uiBIt@en @ltecern Der
8sleaihaft unp 3u auten gbrtnsn Der
ansubacen. Die Neserfnabsn perren
%an8enpmme, uuo BADEN bts III ibrem
81. Sabre unisr AuffUt Der Batter su
uerbletben, uu ben Ndsrbau u. {. 10
arinolt& ;u erlsrnsn. @u6 percen
Golontfsn einqelapen, uul fi6 auf eu=
ten Garmlanre IN eelunber @eeeno an
Weeresufsr ntspsrsulaGsn, no 60 nt6l
an GIlben, Mufern, eeluneer Cuff
S6ulen uno &trden marselt. Boz
Gem eelben Gteber trau&t ma In isnel
@e9sno feline Insf su babsn, ben.'
mare eS ni6t UNI BE anelierfiuten
Stdeter leBtes Sabr eewelen. bic mil
tbrsn aronfsn BON Srt 5u Srt Fobsn
ro9eaen feline iant'dren gOrfebruneeu
setrCfsu Uaren, mas isBt Der Gau 1T
10 pdre bier nt&t pte ssrtnsas @sfutl
8efpelen. Der bUhw. Of. Berger al.
lsrOtnss msste pF' @tseuds in bue
Gsutrun, BON pef'len; uno IOp, abe
rte peftranfsn famsn lammt uup lon
oers aus ben Stdnten. I'm Der Wee.
restafe tn Is 70 ssiunD, wte In irsenl
einen, SbeiIe Der Der. gtaatea.
CRatb. GOIfs,ts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

gOnoon, 9. Mprtl. Die fran3D6fGsu
uno rufffGen GsfGdftstrdssr sobsn fd BE-
fOnoere Mdte. bte @forte 3ur &nnabme BEE
SrctCfcas au bswsssu unp brunsen barauf
bab fe etnen Sefanbten mad petersburg
fhtde, ni&t attetn, uu bic &brifunssfrase
gu erlsotser, fonbern uu, iberbaupt etns
%geradnrtsuns apti6sn &uslanb unb BEL
Slrtet iuweee ;u brtnssn.
Gin SeIesrommY BON &om fast,
baB Gcmmuntfsn.g anpen, bsren Mttsltsbsr
Zen aner unterfen Solicitation anssb6ren.
tn rerfGtetensn Sbettsn Staltens ibr CT.
fGttuen ssua&t paben. Sin SeItno nabm
etne fCl&e, bretbts 86pfe 3dblenbe 9anbe
scn benz &utbbaufe 8efs unb rerbrannte
bic Mr&tpe. Rebrsre Der 1ebeltbdter wxrs
ben sefansen senOuamen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14
Nn Die Dem bentitben, r6mtftt'
fatbpliftben @entral:2Sers
ein an8efatlpHemett
8ereine.

Saut elmer Ntttbeilnns an elmer anberen
Steue osS .8eretnebcten" bat bas Mrrangt'
tnents. Committee Der %. Generalpsrfamm>
lung ess Gsntralpsretns, welhe ami Sting.
iete 1877 In unferer gtaet Glepetanb tasert
rutre, ben u%nterbthEstsn gum e~Orrefponbt.
rsneen eetrstdr ernannt. Or rt&t,t battr
an ieben 8erein bic Bite. an ttn su bert9.
ten. Oh CT etnen Delesaten sur Generalpsr.
lamntuns fenosn perOe. bamtt bic n6tbtsen
gorbersttunssn uRb anRaltsn gum f%rsunblt>
Den Gmpfanse setrefsn werben t6nnen.
Sn ter GrwartunA bab bic lSbltHen Ser.
stne mid balo NIT elmer 9ptii bssbren, per-
btetbe Id
bs&a6iun9sDc1
P. &tltan S6lpGer,
Guardian
5raRcisc1n Convent, @opblanb &pe.,
&leretanb, 3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

D. Mprtl, 1877.
Sents NOR eth Gag Ger Greuce fiji
ct. Sclspb Rso. patsr Norbett 6pf,
baHer O. S B. los feline erffe bl. O1eNs.
SO bate Gle @emeinre Nurs aufs
lhSnfie subereitet. Die Stride war
proGtuOu aei@madt 6duler raren be.
cOrirt, Aass TN pra4tespance. Die
bO6w'iim berrn B.lGcf g. Setpens
buf6 uHc Abt u. @oeIbrof, fOpie bic
bC6wlrctsen 6errp Clemens, uIrtG,
StanieIaus, NlOY ftus unD nod m.b-
rtre ouoere patres batteu ii@ 3ur setter
etnsefunpen. I'm 10 ubr beptste ii@
cte prrsdiOn pom 9fanbaule MAD Der
Sir&e unb ote WefIe beBann ; pn ct.
Scbn'e Gpusse GbOr untsr 9eituns res
&eu. P. ulrt& fdbrte @srtsnleitere
@sft auf ; tbm sebIbrt pObISsrotens
ter Douf. Die 8sfpreptst belt Der
6s6w' ne 6err Nbt GpsIbrof CT ers
fIdrte rte Bepeuturg elmer prtmit.-
,fdr 0tmmei unD Grpe 1T le cine
Greure /; or 56ae absr Elm Saudsn."
Der prtefr TT StetIrertreter sSs(u
Gbrift, CT tritt Elm in b!e GuBfapfen
lstnsS Netfers; wente finb feline Greu,
Den, viele eetDen tpartsa auf i'm J.; CT be-
tet fur pie 0Idubfsen, au@ rieie 1pasn
TN @ebete tbrer Yrtsfter Aecenfen.
aeu. P. GIemens O. S. B. yfarrer
ben ct, SOispb. aitftrte ben, Drtmi.Ez
anten ; Ger bo6tp'fe 6err 8il9of az
flhtrte NIT Mttra unp Siab TIM Sancs
tuartum. Die GIterr, bes prtmtsiaa<
ten-bftDe tn cen 7Oteen-waren ees
Ssnwdrtts uuO persOGen Gbrdntn Der
Greure ; ss mar ia elm Greupsufsf fur
Aas, uuO Elm pOppsltes Ersupenfef fGr
bic Gitern.
Ser Trimtstont 1T I'm 24tsn Sabre,
bat 10 Sabre lang tn 81. Sobn's Cole
lsse f~tuOtrt; er bat u,ttbia ben ans
fang Of fer l&On isst berlbmten Ans
ffuIt eslebt. M6se tbm @ctt uteIe
Sabre bsf@ssren in feinem Metnbsrse.
Anton.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

Sa @iRneista Safe. sSurtbauit Go. Be-
stnnt bic berstts aastflnotste Ntffcn fur
bic pplutiHena Infetler am l6. GprtI.
Sn GaluarD, his. lesten tursliG finf
ROpi3en prOfes ab unp feds StuDenten nab.
men has WrobsttetD bes Oteers Der Gapu3t.
n.r aus ben pGuben tbrssOberu, sss tpGw
@ufcs P. Sranetscus 8aas tn Gmpfans.
Sur Rileerfabrt nad Slom.-Dsr Gattp.
tic Stanearb Osr6TentltGt In Solse etrts
Anfu&ens bes bc1w'fen Germ GrsttfGofes
@ccb nd&febenbes Mempranbum Der
S%GtFfastnten Setter @rtsbt unb S0tne :
500 &cunotrtp &ate fur bic @stGl!&fett
aleth. Rad europa NIT benz am l 9.apiil
abfeseluben Dampfer 3crs Glide unb aurlf
NIT ir8enD etneut S9tfe Der amerttantfden
2tnte aus 9tscrpccl cber Der Gsb Star 0tnte
aus &ntperpen, isbO6 mub bic &ldretie
Dor benz l6. Suit ssi&sEsn. Man bat nam.
Ito babel bic MbiUt, bas 9rObe @ebrdnse,
wsl&ss UNI bteie 3stt iists %etntrttt. gu per.
u,etben. Der 2prb Gltee fam 40 @aFa>
stsre aufnebmen unb III etn Sdtf u.
Rene @iitonare. - Dem apofcltiten
Srdfsettn PES Snctaner>E srrttsrtums, bod.
w'isn Germ Slbor &Cbot aus benz Srben
bes b. Seneetetus. Nebt cine fsbr winfGens.
tpert9e Ollie in AusitAt. Gs baben ii@
ndmtt1 am 7. @prit auf benz Dampfsr ct.
0aursnt 5 Beaeotfttuer, bic bpGw. 9erren
SSnattus Sean, unb &cmuaulb pouaet,
unc bte Gleritsr Npalbsrt 9aafnsr
unb Golumbauus S4Orme fOpte Elm 2aY,n.
brueer paul @aneotn In 9apre mad ben
Der. Staaten e,nsef&ift.
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SnlanSiide Na9rt9ttn.
&tr6It1eS.
(OfftcteIl.a

BifH6fitbe NiTtatiumeir
bur@ ben bO&w'fen 6tn. 8tf6Of s.
SreIano trerber an uaGbenannteu
pldSsn uno Soesrt fattfnpen
SUnntas ben is. Gpril tn plea'
ant 0rpDe, SImfeb 60.
SOuntne BET, %. AprtI tn Sbatc,
PEE Scctt So.
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Der Grtebe febt In europa auf fhwa6.n
Saben, wie fclsenbe DepefGsn Ietaen:
8onfGnttnopeL 9. aprtl. Saf.
pct 9af&a, Rintfer bes ausern, feste bic
frsnnben Gef&dftstrdser peri5ntt& BON ben
Ginusnbunssn Der YfOrts sssssen bas gro.
tOfod unS bic semftlben o~nsebosensn or,
~tldrunsst bss @rafsn S6uwatcf anb bes
eorb DerbY in Senntnib. Der Mtnifer er.
fldrte, bic fetner3ett In 9uIsarien verlbten
Grsusl ftten bur& bic Sntrtsuen frember
@lbler (womit natlrIt& bte RuFen ae.
nnstnt fHb) rerurfaGt t~pOrben. unb faate,
bic rerbetbenen &efcrmen pirben bur&ae.
fIbrt tcerben, unb iperbe bic @fcrt. benz
nd&f tn bt.fsus Gimme etne Gtrful6r>D ere.
f8e an bic Nd&te rtGtea. Die @efH6fts.
trigger %bransen auf bic @nnabms bes Yrc.
icfOIs uno bic Ssnbuns .etnes befcnb.re,
Gefanbten mad Se. Wstsrs6ura.
Dten. 10: April. Dte ruffIue &.at..
runs Bat bic tarftf&e aufssfcrbsrt,fG Dor benz
IL. &prtl dbsr bte Annabme bes YrotOtons
,a srtIdrsn. Der 3rtes ::wtrb als unver.
rnttblt& tetra&tet.
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8ermtf6te NaGri6ten.

Gur1tb ares Brancurs
Sn CT. eouis, @o., ia In Der
Na@t BON Disnfas uuf @tttSo& bus
soutbsrn 6otel ab8ebranrt. 0ate,r
stuanjfe gerionsu fefen tn ben GIammei,
um9efommen.
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(Nttgetteilt.)
@rimij tit ct. Spiepb.

G SpTeph Stsarns Co.. Mtnn.
s. MprtI, 1877.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25
ELECTRIC CANDLES-A NEE THING.

"Amopg other battles at which one
assists this moment in France, is that be-
tween electric candles asd gaslight. Yes
terday evening visited this peculiar can
die mandatory, in the Avenue des Villier,
the director of which is Russian engineer
and also the inventor, NJ. Joblockoff. Now,
as Voltaire observed, light comes from the
North. The laboratory is hung with pic
lures and colored stuff which can be as
easily distinguished in their shades as if in
full MONDAY. The candles have the same
| ratio to gas and oil lamps as sun to moon
light. The inventor poured some glasses
of water on the fame of his dips, but they
burned away all the same. They emit no
smoke and consequently cannot blacken
objects nor any heat-350 times less than
an ordinary candle-hence books will not
| fall out of their bindings, nor tapestry turn
| into black snuff. There can be no fire, no
explosions, and the light can be laid on
some three to fifteen times cheaper than
gas or oil light. The light does not trem-
| BILE or twinkle much, and none at all if it
passes through a globe slightly opaque.
| The candle is composed of two cylindrical
sticks of charcoal, separated by a prepara-
tion of sand, ground glass and kaolir a
| magnetic electro machine furnishes the
current, which flows from one point to
the other of the charcoal rods. Each can
| die burns three hours, aud the extinction
of one lights up another. We are more
| than on the eve of q great discovery but
as the proof of the pudding is in the eating
| of it, the invention will soon be tested, as
the circus, the opera, the Louvre drapery
chop aud the railway termini are to be
| Illuminated by the new process.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

unanimity aud sef-control of the meeting
on Thursday will chow that the onward
pace of lreland's cause shall be no longer
stopped, and her beaming glory no longer
shaded. The Engaish Government may rect
assured that their contempt of Irish meas
urea during the last session of Parliament
has done more than any one thing eiDce
OConnell's time to rouse the Irish priest
hood to stand by the peoples cause at this
critical period of Ireland's history. Whilst
the Catholic clergy do not wIsh to lead the
people in any particular line of politics,
and whilst the priest can never stain the
white robe with which the Church of God
has clothed him by~giviDg rash aud imprn
dent counsel, they will endeavor to uphold
the security of the throne by bssing it upon
the rights, the liberties. and the prosperity
of the entire nation. Whilst in looking for
the greatest of all human blessings, "civil
liberty" they shall take care that nothing
shall injo that which ia of greater impor-
,tance than all that man can bestow-the
unsullied and ancient religion Of Ireland
they shall at the came time stand by the
people in the honest aud manly assertion
of their rights. And, though to the impet-
uous the advice OF the priest seems to be a
drag, it is only wholesome drag upon the
wheel. that it may GO down steadily the
PLAIN of freedom.
JOHN BoYLAN, PIP, Crosser,ough.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25
d ~~ng Star and Catncnc --psssRssT.
N1w ORLEANS SUNDAY NOVEMBER s5 lslr
EVENING sOLACE,

The human heart hsA hidden treasures,
In secret kept. in silencs seAe ed;
Tho tboughts the hopss. the Dreams, the pleasure,
Whose chaIns were brok en- " revealed.
And day Q may paAs In gay confusion,
And iEhts in rosy riot Ay;
While, lost in Fame or WeAi tbs illusion,
The memory Ct tho psst may die.
But there are hours Of lonely N using
such 10 In evening silence come.
When, eott % birds their ninlons closing,
The hearts boat feelings gather home.
Then In our souls there ems 70 l&pguish
tender grief that 10 not woe;
And thoughts that once ~rung gr roans OF an guish
Now canss but some mild tears to dow.
And feelings, once a. strong - passions,
Float soitiy bAek-e faded dteAm,
Our own sharp Rriefs and wild sensations
The tale Of Others sutforings seem.
Oh when the heart 10 freshly bleeding,
How lonRs tt for the time 70 Se,
When, through tho mists Of years recedinR,
1ts woes but live in revery!
And II can dwell on moonlight glinmer
On evening shade and loneliness;
And while the sky grows dim and DINNER,
Feels no untold and strange diAtress-
Only deeper i'm p ulse given
By lonely hour and dAr kened room
To solemn thoughts that 10 Heaven,
seeking life and world 10 come.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

What has the convent law done for Prussiaf
Catholic contemporary, the Christlich So.
cialen Bldtter, has snsw cred this question in
one Of its recent issues, from which We tran s.
late the folio wing. In the diocese of Hides.
helm alone, since the passage of the convent
law, three years ago, the government have
suppressed nine settlements of the Siaters of
Mercy, seven stations of the school SistsrS of
the Third Order of ST. Francis" three settle
meuts of the Ursutines, aud one of the
Salesians. In that diocese the Sisters have
been altogether turned ont of thirty six
places of education, in which they used to
teach, on the whole, as many as 5000 child
rens besides four refnges which they had
charge of. The thirteen parishes that have
been deprived of the blissful duties of these
sisters are now compelled to find Gl4OO extra
every year to have those children instructed
whom the sisters used to teach for nothing,
And this is but one diocese, with no more than
SO 900 Catholics, whilst the aggregate Catholic
population of Prussia is q hundred times as
numerous. At the same ratio it may therefore
6e computed that sn extra annual charge of
Gf40,000 is saddled on the parishes of Prussia
and on the poorest, too, for those who have
been turned adrifG are the sisters of the poor
That ia Bismarckian policy!
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

A "Theatre Reform" Association has been
organized in Boston by number of clergymen
aud other good people, prominent among whom
is the Rev. w. w. Newton, who spoke at tb Q
Church Congress on RmnsemsGts. This associ-
alton does not intend to dictate to the theatres
will confne it's operations to warning the pub-
lie against plays which it considers TO be evil
This it proposes to do by oroulars distributed
at the railroad stationsI So as to catch the
countrymeu who como to town for the oxpre .
purpose of seeing shows
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

A SIMPLE METHOD OF VENrILATISG
ROCKS IN WINTER DR.. II. N Dodge IN
forms us that he has found the followiUg Z
plan very satisfactory for the ventilation
of rooms that are much used during cold
weather: Nail or screw neat "Trip of
wood, from one to two inches high upon
the window sill, just inside of the sash and
extending entirely across from one eide of
the window frame to the other, Upon the
top of this strip fasten piece ni ordinary
"weather strip" 80 that there viii be
formed an air-tight joint between the
weather strip" and the lower sash of tie
window, whether the latter ia shut down
tight or raised an inch or two, the lower
cross piece of the sash sliding on the rub.
ber of the "weather strip" as the sash rises
With this simple fixture in place, the lower
sash may be reised enough to admit a
stream of air between the lower and upper
sashes, where they lap over each other at
the middle Of the window, without admit
ting the least air at the window sill. The
air admitted between the sashes is thrown
directly up toward the ceiling, and there
mixes with the heated air at the upper part
of the room. The room is thereby veutl-
lated in thorough and agreeable manner
without drafts of cold air upon the persons
in the room. The fixture should be applied
to several windows in a room. The amount
of ventilation may be regulated by the
distance that the lower sash is raised
This arrangement is cheap, simple, and
effective.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

FRIENDS AND RELATIVES Mr..
Tegg publishes q new edition of his inter-
esting book, Wills Of Their O,cn, he may
find basis for new chapter in the follow
ing true story: A few days ago a man,
who had long main tained the appearance of
great poverty, died in Berlin, Leaving be-
hind him q fortune of 35, 600 marks. He
also left will, in which he directed that,
with the exception of 5000 marks, the
whole of his property should be gwen to
the authorities of his native place in Bava-
ria. 1t was further directed that the 3 600
marks should be divided ia equal sums
among nine of his relations aud one friend
with whom, as he said in his will, he had
formerly had difference. 1t was stipu
lated that none of these legstees was to
| follow his coffin, and the relatives strictly
observed this stipulation. But the friend,
mindful of old times, quietly went to the
churchyard, and, on the coffin being low
cred, threw in three handfuls of dust.
This friendly act has met with substantial
reward, for on further search a codicil was
found, directing that, in the event of any oi
the ten legatees disregarding the injunction
not to follow the coffin, the contumacious
one shall receive the bulk of the fortune
otherwise lett to the town. The aathori-
ties of the native town do not disguise
their conviction that the friend knew all
! about ths codicil. But, however that be,
be is to have the fortune.-Muyfair.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

THE NATIcNAL DBBT.-Qaietly bat surely
our huge national debt is being reduced.
Secretary Sherman is represented as feeling
greatly elated by the progress of the redue-
ton. Tue debt was diminished by over s., =
100000 during the month OF October. For the
four months since June 30Gh, the decrease has
months since sherman has been at the head of
the Treasury Department it has been S45 600 :
600. He hopes by the 1st of January to show
decrease of over SOC, ,000,o 600, or per cent of
the entire public debt, which will be in ten
months larger decrease than has been made
in one year in the history of the GoYernment
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

Secretary of the Navy, Thompson, in
speaking of the many jokes at his expenses
said That of the hatchway was the best.
In one of my visits of inspection it was
said that was asked to define the proper
dimensions of batchway, and that re-
piled, That depends upon the size of the
hen, and the number of eggs she is to set
on"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

JOHN BoYLAN, PIP, Crosserlough.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25
a WATCH.

Lines printed on an old English Watch Card.l
Could but our tempers move like this machine
Not urged by passion or delayed by spleen;
and ttne to Natures regulating power
By virtnonS Hcts distinguished every hour.
Then health aud joy would follow as they ought
The laws of nature and the laws OF thought
Sweet health TO pAss the present moments o. er,
And involving joy when time shall be no moro.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25
For THE BENEFIT
Southern People and Suffering Humanity

pog respectfully announce mysslfas the Sole Agent
for the ' ~ ~
SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE,
Montreal, Canada aud wiuooaki Vermont for the sale
OF tnSH oTsinal a. genuine preparations, the SYRVF
Ce oeS SSPkUGE SE GUM, for Pulmonary COnsump:ion
Souehs' Colds; Hoarseness and other affections OF 10
Chest am also the gent for tho sale OF the SYRUP
E9n f.g J, ,hOOP1HG COUGH and COMPOUND LIN
PH, PRHa1, Wnioh 10 usefnl especially for In6ammatON
iMHeI1asm scattca and Pains in the LO,ns. TbS.
In the North and East no offered TO the peOp
OF the south All that is asked for from the conna
MY eet OF their curative properties and recon
mRenaatio1 according to the eect Conventa Collegsi
oarong schools and all charitable tutions shoud
meyer be without q supply of those sautary ixtursI
Depots for the sale of the above will estabissS
IN tne following States: Louisiana, Alabama. MsSit
NORTH Carolina, Foreign Msxicof.
An orders for the above will be promptly hlsdh
AanufActurers prices by the General gent,
P. F. GOGARTY,
bookseller and statoner. ISL Caup street
1,1r,, New Orleans La
n PRICE of the Syrup Of Spruce Gum, SOC HOoPIG
So4ph syrup, 50ci Compound Linment, 75c.
n. B.-Ee carefRl and examine the trade mark
mills II lv