Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

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The variety Of Brussels, Hoaitoe, b.
hemian, French and English lsces for
altar cloths and dresses OF the priests wss
sufficient to excite the envy of ladies
who know the values of these manufac-
lures. A poor woman, very fanatical, q
it seemed from her conversation, ex-
claimed as she passed slowly along with
the crowd before these wonders: "Ot
what paradisef What consolation for
the poor man in the midst of his Attic
tions!"
Among the most conspicuous articles
were helmet and sword presented to
the Pope by the ex-officers of the Pom
tifical Army. The Voce della Verits
says: 1.-THE modern sword, like that of
those of the past, is confided to the care
of the Pontiff. Will it long remain
there forgotten, or is it written in tho
divine DEGREES that it will be soon girded
on to some brave side2 Certainly these
officers, in now recalling the traditions
Of 1924, meant to signify an argury and
Christian and military desire. Trust
ing in God, We await its fulfilment."
In confirmation of these warlike in
tentions of the Vatican comes the &C.
count from Brussels of the speech Of
the Papal Nuncio to the zouaves who
visited him at the festival of the jubilee.
He said: 1.-THE present condition of tho
Roman question seems to presage Q solu-
ton in sense cofOrmsble to the wishes
of the Pontifical Zouaves. You can
therefore hope that the time is near in
which the cause will call for aid of your
arms, and you may recommence the strug-
gle which seven years ago you were COM
PEELED to interrupt."1N. Y. EednixS
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