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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

DKATH OF MRS. SARAH NICHoIsuN.-We
tender our heartfelt SYM pathy to our true and
tried friend of the Pcayunc Mr.. George Nichol-
son, in the sad bereavement " hich has recently
visited his household After long aud pain
ful illness, which sue bore with truly Christ,
ian fortitude, his most estimable wife died at
his farm near ola, Miss, at five min utes
past eleven o'clock Saturday morning. Febru-
ary 24th. She was q native of England, which
country she left some thirty years ago, but
short time after her marriage, to share ther ;.
forth in the fortunes of our city. Here she
reared her family, and won the love and es-
TEEN of all who had the good fortune to know
her. When, towards the close of long life spen
in the fulflImeut of the duties posed on her as
Christian wife and mother, the insidious ad
vances of disease made thems selves apparent,
everything that love directed by III Sdical skill
could suggest was done in her bSh alf But the
decree had gone forth and, strengthened by
the Sacraments Of the Catholic Church, she
peacefully and confidently resigned her soul
into the hands of her Creator.
May she rest in peace
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

Mr.. May, late Attorney General, has been
appointed Chief Justice of Ireland, to fill the
vacancy caussd by the death of Chief Justice
Whiteside. lie is not man of much ability,
hut then, says the Nation, "he is au avowed
Latsr of "Roman Cement" aud that counts for
a good deal in the distribution OF places
amou get Irish Tories"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

The high esteem in which the St. Vincent de
Paul Society is held in other cities of the Union
and in Europe by the general public is in
striking contrast with the ndi ference manifest
ed towardsit here. No better illustration of this
can be askea than the well. known fact that in
all other cities from 81 to sc are given to the
Society by the faithful, to distribute among the
poor, for every dollar that the members them
selves contribute to the Relief Fund. Consid-
ering that the msmbership Of the Society is
small, that it is made up of men from the hum
bler walks of life and that the members give
their time to the proper distribution of aims
this appears to be perfectly just division of
the burtheus imposed on all Christians by the
presence in their midst of destitute and suffer
ing fello ow-creatures.
In New Orleans, however, the case is alto
gether different. Here the Society is almost
entirely ignored by the respectable and ,cealthv,
the members do all the work and contribute,
as the reports of the past four years show, from
81 to 50 so every dollar given by the public.
In two or three weeks the reports for the last
year will be all in and we shall then prove this
assertion Gf we get at the papers) by the
actual figures; meanw bile the following synep-
sis of the reports of ten city Conferences for
give our readers pretty good insight as to the
workings of the organization:
Members roll Observation-Disclosures. aos
Average attendance at weekly nestings.---.....I2
ioor families assisted. 81
Number of persons families assisted ........322
Receipts
Collected from members at msotiR Rs...-...--.-.SS7
donations from on tsld S3B
p 1eoedS OF sntsrtAinneRS charity seraonS 40
From poor ooIes in church ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Al
1880
OF the donations more than half ($185l were
received by st. Alphonsus Conference and of
the proceeds of entertainments it is fair to pre-
sume that the members contributed largo pro-
portion asst is usual for the mem bers of all Con-
ferences to assist any one OF their sister Con-
ferences that is engaged in a special enort TO
raise funds.
How different this showing from that made
by tke-report of st. PAul's Conference, BROOK
lyn, of which the Rerietc says
The report of st. Paups Con inference of the ST.
Vincent de Paul Society for last year is most
suggestive document. But nothing in u Is
more signiticRnS than the line which tells US
that nipety.one thousand sir hundred and Wty
pennies were deposited in the poor boxes OF Ihe
church. Every one can understand what tnA'
means.
Tre report covers the period from DecemOer
IL, 1870, to December 10, 1876. The recelPVS
were: collection at meetings, S94 81; received
from Door boxes S9l6 so; collectiou IN chutCV'
Si2 -; collected by members in the parish
S44O ST; donation from HolyName Society, SO
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

The OK Chief Justice Of Mexico. lglesias. who
lately oontended for tho Presidency "f that
country, will leave San Francisco 10 day for
this city, whence he will proceed to Very Cruz
He accepts pardon and returns to Mexico as
private ctizon.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

Another one OF Grants chums has defaulted
This time it is Gen. Macarthur. the Postmaster
at ChicsGo, who has stolen S}3 600 Imme-
diately upon the discovery of his rascality by
the Special Agent, McAuthur telegraphod his
resignation aud went into bankruptcy 1t is
thought that his bondsmen arc also bankrupt
and, as in almost every case during Grants
eight years reign, the Government will lose
the money.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

Mr.. Elder, Is Camp street. under 81. Pat
Kicks Hall ths- for sale 30 tickets numbered
from 2Iol 10 27o0) in the lottery of a valuable
farm near Mobile, for the benefit of the Mobile
Orphan Asylums. Price ST. Drawing March
l%:h. Commissioners Admiral Raphael Sem.
NEE, Gen. John II. HiGley, John Cavsnagh, Esq,
Major Henry ST. Paul, Hon. Price Williams, Jr.
VIM. A. LeBaron, Esq
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

ST. PATRICKs The ceremonies st this
church to day will be very imposing. HIS
Grace, the Most RrY. Archbshop, will assist at
High Mass and will confer upon tho Pastor,
Rev. p. F. Allen. the dignity of Canon. Father
DAmen, s } wiz preach.
At 80 o'clock the great ission which has
been in rrCEress for the past two weeks, at
tracing 'mmeuse crowds from all parts of the
city, will close with Papal Benedictiun by His
Grace.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

Gen. Aguilera, Vice President OF the Cuban
Republic. died in New York on the 2.'rd nit.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

The Brazilian Pilgrimage to Rome will start
from Rio Janiero q the 81 of April.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

Rev. Father Massa'r-, one Of the zeaons
Jesuit missionaries now at 81. Patrick'-, will
preSoh at High Mass to-day in ST. Michacvs
Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

Died at the Providence InGrmary. Mobile,
Ala, on the @2nd of February, Sister Mary
Agnes Byrne, in the :'7th year of her age and
the 18th year of her religions life.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

NKW ORLEANs HOMESTEAD AsSoCIAIIoN.-
In these times Of "tEhtness," when every one
is desirous Of procuring some OF that which We
all need, IT is very cousolinG TO read in another
column that tins Assoc, alton will lend, those
of it's members desiring to borrow, the suug
Sum of 81 600, on next Monday evening, March
Ssh. 1877. at hAlf-psst seven o'clock, in the
Morning Star Hall, ll6 Pnydras street, corner
Camp. The public sre invited.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

AS will be seen by the programme on our
ffth page, the Fortieth Anniversary of oar
splendid Fro Department will be celebrated
to-day by grand parade. Despite the shabby
treatment of the hremen by Government
which has failed to pay the comparatively
small sum contracted for, the Department is
in frat class condition, thanks to the patrio-
1ism and lberality of it's members, and the
parade to-day will. no doubt. be equal to if it
does not surpsss that of former years. Let all
our oitzens honor the gallant boys by turning
out to see them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

AFTKK rHR AISSloN.'-Ths is tae happy
style in which is announced the opportune
arrival of large invoice of those two new and
instructive works, The Faith Of Oar Fathers"
by Bishop GIbbon, Of Richmond, and Catholic
Belief" by that experienced missioner, tho
Very Rev. J. FAa di Bruno. of London. The
Simultaneous appearance in England and
America of these two works so similar in their
object and 50 unlike in their manner, will
doubtless excite q great curiosity to com pare
the two; and we are sure our readers will
thank Mr., Elder for the opportunity his fore
sight has provided for the public
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

At the moment of going to press we learn
that the several Irish organizations of this city
who have in contemplation the celebration of
St. Patrcks Day, have determined to postpone
the parade until the following day, Sun
day March lS:h. This we think a wise
move under the circumstances iuasmuch
as it will afJrd an opportunity for many
gentlemen to participate therein, who would
find it very iuoonvenient other wise TO do
50, particularly on Saturday, the busiest day
Of the week. The festival being religious
one, the postponement is in cousonance with
the action Of the Church, which very often de-
fers the celebration of saints days, which fall
during the week, to the following Suuday.
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4
M0Tnlng Star and Catholic Messenger
~uBLIsIIED EvERY SUNDAY MORNING.
UEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. MARCH ir7
CALENDAR OF THE wEEx.
sS.s:s Mar -THfa 5.:'",1 snTS'S 1" Lent
1Ss:dsy;: M.I: :, cpIsss virgin. GIN. ,..,.
zeer.A.y. Mar, st John Of God
Saturday Liar io-The Forty Martyrs of SobASto
The Brazilian Pilgrimage to Rome will star
from Rio Janiero on the II of April
Gen. Agnilera, Vice President of the Cubat
Republic. died in New York on the 23rd nit
Rev. Father Massa-, one of the zeaon
Jesuit missionaries now at 81. Patrick, will
preSoh at High Mass to-day in st. Michael.
Church.
Dieu AT the ir"''dehc" ihhfma'y' h"piie
Aia.' on the E2nd OF foprnary' "'''er mary
agnes hyrne' IN the '"th year OF her age ana
the 18th year of her Religions life.
The OK Chief Justice Of Mexico, Iglesias. who
lately oontended for tho Presidency Of that
country, will leave San Francisco 10 day for
this city, whence he will proceed to Very Cruz
lie accepts pardon and returns I" Mexico as a
private cit,""h'
Momphis is something Of a CITY after all. a.
is shown by the value of her trade f,r l--G.
which is thus reported Valae Of cotton re-
oeipts 81 900 600 value of general mrrchaa.
o'se ieoe'Ps' - - 49, !''H"N' o. "''"H
manufactures ) 49," - I''H weary oG' ness.
%'.'''.''''
The New l..e-.s sA.a- f...,; 2o;,-e. tie p9r
chase of ,;.;;c s--r W. + ,n-A. Plantations.
that part 81 t. Sale q Ir,,f instance. rv
new coner. A. t-aa,s: mach lar,e- p-fce-
than they cou.. :, ~. ' i.avr .u-e A. sny time
during the las: r..'t .e.r,. one l,su.at,n0
chAucir. hand. f,- :. ..Y
LKcIrRH rY F,!HER I,NlES -To.morr,s
tMonday ana Tar.G ~ evenings > i and oh
inst- F.:her p1rcn vii lecture in St. P...
rick's Caurch. Tue -utjrc. A. aunour ced el-e.
where is, Answer t. the P,puia- Objections
Against tho Catholic Church" An admission
fee OF fifty cents Will be r4arge! to defray the
expenses of the mission and to relieve the
necessities of the poor of the parish.
-
Bat. Elder, IL Camp street, under 50. Pat
f-o,, o-n, >, 90, :; ,h, ~ ,,,
farm, n.,r Moh,,. f,r ,rs ha,af, tha u,,;,s
Ornba, AsvI,rs p-,cs G. Dro;r NJ
,.,h C,,,,.ir,s A,;, n,, 9
ras ce, 1oh,u tIi,,o. ,,,,, Ca..o-,, ~,
noi,r II,,-r =. PAL w., r.;.,,;,,;
WIN A JaR,,or r.o
An'tner one OF Grant chnms has defanlted
Anis l'"e IL lS "eh' HioAtthur' the postmaster
diat.lv pnon ,b, a;.cnv.ry of hi. ras,o,;,,, m
the snsrial A,.,, M,Ar.h,, ..,.,o,,,, ~;
reaipnabon AVID went into h.nL-nDtcv Il :.
tbonpbt ,hat hi. bnpd.rsr mr., ol.,, h.,ln.
and a. in almost ev.rv casa ,,r;,, c.o,t,.
eight v.ars, rci,p tb. i,,ro,,,. in ,
A.
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Taper is treated by n continuous
process with ) parts of sui phuric acid
and 2 of nitric acil, viii n converts il
into sort of gun cotton. The sx-
cess of acId is removed by pressure,
followed up by washing with abund.
ance of water The paste when thus
washed. drained, and partially dried.
is ground in a mill, mixed with cam.
phor, ground again, strongly pressed,
dried under hydraulic press between
leaves Of blotting paper, cut, bruised,
laminated, and compressed again in a
special apparatus suitably heated. 1t
is said Ia he hard, tough, transparent,
iusible, becoming plastic and mallea.
Bile at 1852. II iguiies with Difficult.
~, is decomposed suddenly at 400
without Inflammation, and gives rise
To red lish fumes. II is inodorous,
aud dies not become electric on iric.
tion. - English Mechanic.
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Sores, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable alternatives - Sulllngla- Man
drake, yellow Dock with the lodides
OF Potassium and Iron, and Is the most
/ efficacious medicine vet known for
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NJ FRIENDS SISTER.

scroeu u . novel, out res'y ,"'"'.y
wa'cn'ng my '''eno anu e''ow'''
ue"' IN 'ne a' SCHOOL, r""'" no
'on' ana wondering no" "' 'e""
snip m'g"' venture ~ .y"P"' y"
s'ern'y rePressea am'cuon'
Twice l had oeen bd~aus co"
Panion IN his visits 10 a iamousr reno"
oculist, who held out every noPe W
his patient and taxing me as'oe' ""'
whispered
Ut Is but q matter OF tune oe'o,e
your ir'eno WI" " 'o'"'V ""
overwork'
And TO all my eager q"e'''o"'''"e'e
was out the same a'esu ."'N'
knew ou, NUE. U. no""'" iioP
'on' having 'o'me" u" .o'"'"'."o'
on 'ne steamer 'na' c"'''e' vs. "v"
I'VE" .o'H 7" iI.e'p"'' ""' ''
Know 'na' the s'u''e' '".. " "e "e''
mere Pss''me' "e'e :" "'" P'ep""
t'on TOT o'eao winning -
ne was r's'o'y eco"om'c.' ~ "
ms exPehdl."res, Anu oe''s"s' '"
"o' ''' " N'" -,
'h'"e' ~"e" "o' ''."y'"s VIZ" '.
Try, out ne wou'd not a'io" me W
pay one iar'h'ns over my "'' n"'' VI
our JOINT expenses
Ana L. haV'ng' trust ~ p"''
PROUD arrogance because 'o'"e",e
mas maze my 'ot 'na' 0. very "o"
my man, suom'''eo q.'e''s, ''i
ing my companions '"'eieaee
s"'Pec'eo nc was "A"s ~
nome ana q o',ae' LOT every s'e".'
brought MN o.'n'y 's''e'' o "
ue''ca'e 'e"a'e manu. ..'u '''.o"e ="
treasures was ah e.q',s''e '"''''"
OF a 'alr' sweet g,r' Oh se'e"'ee" =,
e'g"'ee", WIZ" 'o'' "'o" ''
wavy golden hair.
Twilight was gathering rs looked
over the top OF my book at tile down.
cast face and set lips OF my friend
He had pen in his hand, and before
him sheet OF letter paper, but ne
had written only few lines, and
could see that those were struggling
and uncertain. AT last a low moan OF
such pain as wrung my heart dec'oed
me. ! threw aside my BOOK, ana
crossed the room to put my hano upo"
Neds shoulder
"four eyes pain you again. ! SAID
Cannot l write your letter ior you'
His lips quivered IKE a woman as
he lifted his face to meet my eyes.
"lts no use, Old fellow he sa'd,
brokenly. at is all a confused dur
l---shali-paint--no-more.
Then the proud noble head tel i'''
ward upon my breast, and the strong
man shook with soos that seldom oreak
from manly lips. what could s"y'
| dared not hold out nope 'na' must
he crushed!
Presently when TINS pass'o" ="
grie: had exhausted 't'elf. Ned sa'd'
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help me now to prepare her u tile
could not read the last letters. mere
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