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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-24
Democratic Legislative and Senatorial
Convention,

Democrats and all others who subscribe to the
principles as expressed in the Democratic state
platform adopted by the last Democratic State
convention held AT Springfield on the nth day of
April last, are requested TO send delegates to
legislative and senatorial convention 70 be held
the city nj Rock Island IN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-24
HOLLOVVAy'S
PILLS !!

sR-Let the Suffering and diseased read the fol-
owing:
~ Let all who have been given up by Doctors,
and spoken of as incurable, read the following.
~ Let all who can believe facts, and can have
faith in evidence. read the following.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That, on
this the twentieth day of June, the year of Our
Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and SixtY-six
personal y came Joseph Haydock TO me known as
SUCH and being duly sworn deposed as follows:
= That he il the sole general agent for the United
States and dependencies thereof for preparations
or medicines known DR.. Hoiloway's Pills and
Ointment, and that the following certificates are
Yerbatum copies to the best Of his knowledge and
belief JAMES SMEITRE.
TLs1 Notary Public,
II Wall street, New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-24

Jane LIST, 1866.
DR.. HoILowAY:-I take my pen TO write you of
my great relief and that the awful pain in my eide
has left me at last-thanks to you Pills. oh, Doc
tor, how thankful / am that can get some sleep.
can never write 1t enough. thank yoa again and
again, and am that you really the friend of
all sufferers could not help writing to you, and
hope you will not take it amiss.
JAMES MYERS, I16 Ave. d.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
A nsm sek sbis Result.

II makes M difference how riafy
Physicians. nf how in,iul, medicine
yoii have tried n il nnw ~ establish
al fact TINT uefn,nn Syrup i III.
only remedy TINT hna pisnn ootiiplet~
taiiafMiinn III .es"fe etHes ~ Lung
uIannees II II tftia ihrfs Mr. yni
thousands ~ persons who nrs pre-.
disposed ~ l'i,foHt mud I'tiip AdHus
tions. Consumption. Usnotrl,Hgrs,
Aathna, Nnyefe t'plds aeitIri ~ thF
Irenei. l'neimonia. Whoeplns GD.iGtl
a.. who hive M personal kHa~i
eips vi i,psehen's German Syrup.
II such w would any that NDsNa
dozeh we're aold Inst year without
one rohiplaln' ConauInptisss y,
juat ohn bottle Issgulnf sise ID cont.
Hold Ny MI druggists II, Aneflen "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

Ihr yellow fever .p,i'nir rfeateh
intense excitement throughout thD
country. yet every community has 4
Ursntrr foe IN hunlnn life. which
stalks abroad UNDECIDED. Yellow
fever lin. slsin IN Thousands. bu'
neglected autda IL i.hs NJ thnuHnilIr
The practice ~ Iet'lbR u e0ld uur.
Itself IN ifaueih with suffering. -oIfp~
and With dcnth Ih.fe u ~ remedy
more valuable slinh EileH's Eaifnal
II Tar aud Wild Cl,pffy. ti,Osr tl,Hl
uav Ii know Nv worth. and VIII nnt b'
without II. for II surely and quickly
rutrs Colds. CsuHha, Group. GHinUh
II rochiul and Pulmonary Com
plants. soid by NIL Druggists. ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
gstesot fsem NJ 0soOslsvrssls DIE
sevrss Delivered ~ eses.. Wslch.
Sunday, Nsv. leth, - NJ 0ssd.
sstiAo Clsss u ths ,ew1
Aeslcultvsel College.

Visions Of tho unlimited rcope and
possible grandeur u hutnnh iif".
crowd upon nir ~ ! attempt tie pef.
trAyAl II ile Ideal worker. The fun.
dAmentnl realities arr, ~ ~ have
ae~n. nnt things hut thoughts. and
everywhere throughout sl.r yn~i
domain OF nature. tpiiI' " III" l'lst
existent and productive npeni. ferev.
r. clothing its conceptions III mate
rial forms. Creation. beyond doubt.
VA primarily tho efynrf which
changed the images ni mimi into ihs
mAxnitndes at matter. anil The uni.
verse In the product NJ An inhhiie
worker. And man " tie feeble bui
constant iNitsioi ~ tile eternal pro.
totype from which hr sprnnR. Mni'
In ihe image ~ the Creator. w con.
slnue III miniature the net IL creation
and shalt continue II I'LL the rhd u
time. For ,hs best llfe il perpetual
striving whereby ideAls struggle Int
thc forms III use Or blossom Int
beauty. Above the sensual Ani tho
carnnl. thu very csse,.r " HI i
enof,. Gathering their elements from
thr world without and from il,s
depths of ihr soul within AMI mold,
Ing thrrcii ON ideals NJ comfort
plenty. wealth. convenience. culture
powsr. thu innn,nnfabIe h,my u
workers muvrn Dt ~ turn thsss i,ini |
Into tangible shapes. and, III ".
rcsistlesA march II In. 3ublu,d vi,
forces nj mater that Dfs I,ossIlr 4
man anil transformed into mihI.ir.
lng angels the subtle demon. ihn
would destroy him. Not like III,
steel.clnd columns VI DID. WiiuN
advance spread death AMI dea.,lniIoD
this vast array u Inytnei'ls wpfk.rl
advances u croAi. and not H. ~ y
And, At ttr approach. MI thu lnen,l% il
comfort, and MI thr forms q. l.nu,,
and tho forces ~ lIfr spring Into VIZ
or and multiply wlthnu, limit II.
mighty progress i,Hs sstahdth III.
n~w empire ~ industry 70 thu ,rnlpl
ct boundaries Capitalization nj, IN
rlre Whose brnlficeni sway lNs r.
ducsd 10 ready and nntiIinR servants
10 10 In bidding. MI The powers
whose mission wAs once IN rAsARs
and drstfD..
Kven mythology hrs sent III
Wrsnglina dsitiss 70 ply their voca.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

~ Aufsas Aiil fah8lshltr ,ffn
Tar ise is.l ssah - Ne ttaA
TITS ~tli ssssa III fsaii 4 Isfvs I~iH
fhlvs Entitled lesstHt W ~ f4HFs !
w. 80 ~ 4 wstssf Ard Ift Fslnvss
n tssA'E iss, ausi 4 NasAi HNs ~ All
lhrAt lntlleNstpHs t#wsaiAg sNtsaHssI
~ s#tVtal $500 N tHA stsi ht8s rh
viHsr unr letter ssa'tsr VIZ thtss Aa
dfsss
lsN tats's litstfH MaSsrss IN
i@en rmlalishrA TIT shfse t~Ats nhsi
hms established 4 isIasa lnh ~ 4
Ii AilI l4asnal I'll sltssnAs III II
tafs asas., nnt sheit tenApfs nrtfe
III, II. asssvlss trA ~ tha Hfsish
AaWshfs slsh IL sgssrst Fvsal ussH
VI pare. "a offered VI rnly ltTft
t'tsYs tsrf sras SEN ~ sample
rsly n will hv mailed fivv wv Il
n. luasr nusi.la "A NrsiI, MI t'sW'nan
3srrA~ ssN IN he ~enifst lslitni, ~.
slsssA ~ M h n fsnfs, IN, wha Il
alss I'll p,asslrs Nth his father All
sau saa.lefa IA I,r tnass's Inhllra
slNns IAN ssns.ils tho llue'af fies ~
- M, subject frlnsinv u hnnl'h ~
disease 4 rh.ar paItilai slIiiHf ~
Plain Home Talk embracing Medical
Common aensn II euiss ns tnnil. post
A., prepaid. fur tisn. You Lvts.l
rnrl $40 u tlt,u POSTAL ,fdef fuf both
the l,u,k AMI tn Health Mrn,l,ls.
Address Murray Hiii Publishing
tumpunp. tiv las, asth street, New
York Citv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
NHElIEF A.SLE
sfATEOf IOWA
tfttWANtJ COUNTY,

By
HOWARD COUNTY
III tho District Gsurt VI Howard rs.nly
Mate VI tsws.
W vittus " 4 sreeial ssesail,n is.usfl
from tht Dthee " Inc Clerk " W tiAirtsi
f'our u Howard usuhit. tlAls OF tswH.
IN fAt.f " w Il'lehey. Ati skstDA Az.
gust Xviities AHd Mrs August Xsl,Hss anil
Nichols. shepherd 4 ~ Asi4d December
M tB71, AGJ ~ tn~ directed commanding
Ne lint II The xsetIs, elAtlsls. mock ~
interest IN any company. dnds due. pfoD'
sfft IN iht banda " third persona, lNhis
snI leheiatnts which Atu mt exempt ~
Lac frem saerniiynl VI the Mld August
Xtin,ss, 1 maxi ~ vsuss " ie rssds III
suts " Three Thousand ems handrrd sbd
slasly 'f,ur leliars s1d " etnss and 80
hundred snd swssty I've dsilsts md ~
eesi, iksvs if,AI apen shs fnlie~iss A..
sisd IN tbe equity sftl0s4rl sd ttsss u
tDws, a.msiy
TLs seaiL hsif N, VI M Antl saw
quarter II And tks sevth hMif u tts sostt
s.M qsstietft Vi VI sest,es Nv, seven ri
In Township ~ nlMsty.slHs n0tsh n
taae NJ twelve va Wssf ~ M hih 7 N
And / kSfsLy Rvs pHi,Iis nsslss TIM
shall tNsr ~ Gals ~ public sHts1y, u III
rouSs Itsust .lsst III tffssgo, rDuHty VI
Howard ssd hislt n lows. WI
Saturday. JAssast 4. 1875.
between ~ hours " y d tistk !. W. md
v'vlseh d W. u sHll dst~rssI~ IN rom
InSnns Vii ttls hour sf9 D'eINrh n, nj, vi
s.lA dst and Will sell NJ Mr. bIxhr. ~
Il. All "a - ~
sesibsd ttOrsrtt. " sufhslshs thereof I,
satisfy ths aLevv dsbt With interest," she
cost
psttI tkis T. dst VI lies. ts7s.
k.L. fllltM1UN,
rhrItf VI tls~AtA On
rsisttr's fsss of,M
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
HrEfi,tI ISUffEMFSTH offered
10 GnnsAssefs with teams, by
ThE 6LAkG u GeE Co
ltAelnv, Wis,
HTilOTHEI Il cONKItN. Agents.
sbu ervsu0. Iowa.


OytAINNf yt'ssIsr,
a~.d h,.s, r'.ta'i6.
John Esn ~, Elsssb,,A En,ishs, y l.
BArljDns " 4 J tIsnmlnz. " \ i
!. Merumie. AID siresLst, 1rsA.ll \
Hstpiss. ttsf.nlablst
~ ttp Defendants Abwrf Named
fsa sfa tsfaby hei md that thvrn II
nav ~ hia IN lhs gf1ss " The tlstk VI l's
district tiyuu IN md fof shs seant1 ~
HswsfI. ttala ~ tgea, 4 pstliiy# NJ ibs
Plaintiff slyy~ Hshsi, claiming n teu the
fsfssisssivs ~ !. MsttEsg~ ,sss,,itJ " IT.
ssfd kt.a " JaLs s.a kiisal,s.h w
right, shout NsvvintsF 77sh 1873,
yIss sks following dsserbbv.l
lsad.. te.vist Thv Hpustt l,Aif ~ ihp sousil
eAss fourth. nrs.tsn eight. T0sn L,p n,ns
U sigh, t!saYs s..l's, Writ = The ~
+. n a sHd spbiny for 4 .leerss sbstsOs ~
cent iHisvass f1OM NgysMlWr It lt;C
se.l sstd pssls.en tts,. ny 'i's y tss'tlss \
rsf1fHstlss NJ thv l,ldyHsHs t~vsvI svGdvv
oil III the foreclosure proceedings n ssid
Mestgsgs In the Nnsvn,lWf irrM ~ tbs alt,
suis Ivavt u sid ssusiy snd stale and
vsfsSm NV sHlAT. III asserlxnss With lhe
pvsyu " SID Cvs,tisa, AnJ .lss w Az,
ivrHsys fts NJ VI ~, ~ provided h, said
M0ylssrs NJ tsvtobai demand Htaias
any 1sisadss.s ysevts Jsha md ktitsbstA
LGrtEbi
Ard Inst sHjsss ysi sppssr ,Lstst0 snel
dptsnd ipefyfa Dss, ~ lks sspvnJ lay VI
The GsAt term VI thv sail cDyu sttylatsd
~ " held n its iDuu llDNp In and
svmhiy, commencing IN tLe i1th LAY VI
May ts1p, Your asf1ull vii In SHARED
and y jhaxNsns tvsiyysi .ksteb yeu
thereon. IN ssssvdAasa viii tks pvsyvr VI
said pt,tilss,
NAykE, WOODWARD Il HTONEMAt,
~ AIsys. fyt rlslsti4,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

The announcement NJ Premium
Coin silver Table Ware, tnanufAes
sutrd ny tle old reliable Eagle uol,l
nnL Hilvcf Plating Go. ri Cincinnati.
H.. appears In this paper. w lnsa
ibr aA.,ifnnrr ri thu manufacturers
that the Rood4 Afe MI they nfs f"pf.t
sei,ird 10 IN. nnd WI trust or PIT
fsmA Will accept this most lil"fnl ",
fer ~ taking advantage " II. brI,s.
fitA NJ fptre. ut
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

When horsrs and cattle are spirit,
less. sprnggy aud feeble they need
treatment With Uncle Sans Condl
tiun Powder. /, pniIileh tile blood
improves the appetite. Cures Cold
and Distenpcrs. tnvIgoiI.i" The NyH'
ton and viii KEEP the Animal III y
Healthy. Hundnomc Condition, hold
Is III Druggists,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

People Arc Nfraid ~ check ,lIrr.
slra too quickly. lrst II ptc,l.ae IN.
Ilnmntlph ~ ihr bowels This nsesl
IL IL thu way when The mixture .nn.
tanning sAnnin. iaudahun nnl f"su'
nous e,immrry matter we're used
III. r. w. Woods Hlnrkhrfi, Car.
mInasise nfr free ffum all ihu4r OH.
irrtinhs. anil In n sure rute even In
inflammation III the buwrlr,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

YOr Information concerning thu
treatment III chronic discusses With
ElWiitclty. ~snd Tor = pamphlet ~
EIsrtfir Treatment. which VIII ba
snnt free. IN application NJ the Mo
IUtosh IeNtrir n~Ii AAd Battery Co.,
iuy Il ~ jackson ~. IhirnR0, Hide
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
4 ('unxDs Nsssg I.Dys AsD

A tDMMUS NkssE t.DYA AID ttihIs'
IArEnL Tho Imrrieuu YOAng FDihs.
published l,y Hudson X Ewing, ~
Topeka. knilnss, uolnrr u ~ Tor
Uareinl"r beautifully illustrated And
filled Will, entertaining ADd ts~fui
ren4llnH II w really i common sense
paper that parents nrrd not hesitate
II pine. In thu hands VI their child.
rct. II contains ~ pages and Il "'l,t
Que yaAr ~ my address fof ~ csi,trs
The publishers OiYaf IN send n sample
ennis fru.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
t'irist,nn. The 2sth Inst.

NufYsr bot disappointment by nm.
ployiltK hDO many "eurrs." but fDr
thu ,iIarn1cs VI Infancy Usr Uf. uuil's
sahy Syrup which never dlrAI points.
nuI ruata only 10 cents II bottle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

Mother when your dear bady snf.
icrs from treihInR. nse Df. NlncIrlls
Teething syrup. II regulates the
bowels, sooihrs the pain and brings
natural sleep. sold ny Druggists ~
III cents ii bottle. slee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

l'ncI~ SANS Hnrncsp Til pm, on
~ your harness. Will make the lrnth.
er look new. md keep II sofi mil
plinblc. diva II y trial. dee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

ror every nr'le. paln nnd bf',lse on
innn nf in,ast tnela Snin's Nerve AMI
l,Dne Imminent II TIL GAlm. suld
Ly nli Druggists. dee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

slss N tNs ~ Al Anii " III nti Ali
NlN w. 1913 III ltal1A8a II IT. :
lHaKt IL i "a ~ Ill IA ntsra ~
giA 49, tsllsl II sefsttsls AANh 4 vi
u silN ~ rsfNl itiss W esrtt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
Science News.

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wt&t#ts 80
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In sss tAfi#Ws MI sFsMstss IA fsAAssh 80
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Yionr and fcrd nj MuNamAfA'4,
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ssttNlM tsttN NM Wits

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

Every man Ian miserable s'nner IN
church, hut nut II church II IL unsafe
10 my anything about II. rxrept 10 !
tfnnli man 6fiiiuaser nmtetmdr,
Poultry should b" locked up NJ
nights TOR tlm next few weeks. W.
kDow n farmer who Ind some lensc
iha night Iuf6f~ 1'I,nnksaiylng
1pt"bnhly ~ attend n Thanksgiving
dinner. That have not put In MI NJ.
Iscnfnlc. since.
tI.1.teua1 ~. NTH tnst
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14

even implied ones, could be relied on they
would feel that, in any emergency and up to
every extremity, while the British arm
could strike q blow 1t would be struck.
But when ones allies have no more fidelity
that an escort of Bedouin Arabs, one lie apt
to calculate carefully.
However, the chances now seem to be
that Russia will not be able to satisfy the
British Government and still retain sdvan-
tages enough to insure her Austrian re-
venge. She Ia greatly exhausted by the
recent struggle, the typhus is decimating
her armies, the Roumanians are dissatisfied,
and the Greek Patriarch is about to pro-
nounce her heretical. 1t would be almost
as we'll for her to meet England and Aus
tria combined from her present position on
the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus as to
abandon that vantage ground and make war
upon Austria alone.
Whatever safety England may find in the
situation will not ariee from any sympathy
with her on the part of other nations.
Their interests may force them into an
alliance, but never into confidence and
cordiality. Such a condition is possible
only when we deaf with one whose sword
is as good as his bond"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14

"Pope Leo KILL" says q correspondent
living in Rome", generally enjoys good health,
which is to great extent owing to the very
regular life he leads His life as Bishop of
Perugia was remarkable for it's regularity, and
have reasons to believe that it has not been
the slightest changed, notwithstanding the
numerous additional duties he has to perform.
He rises at daybreak, and celebrates Mass
almost Immediately, and then sits down to his
work. He takes but one meal each day, and
that shortly after noon. His food is OF the
most simple kind, as there is nothing to
which His Holiness is 80 much opposed as deli
cacies of any kind. At 10 O'Clock he retiree
to rest. In his earlier days he devoted great
deal of his time to the study of the "Diyine
Comedy" of Dante Alighieri, and it is said
that he is able to recite the greater part Of the
noble poet by memory. He had few enemies
at Perueia, and even these were bound to re-
cognize his great virtues and proclaim tha,
his charity was astonishing. Hundreds OF pool
con gregated daily in the porch OF his palace
for relief, and to none was it refused. Ane
now that Almighty God has been pleased t'
increase his field Of labors and cares, he hal
increased also his charity. One of the first sct
of the new Pontif, seeing the deplorable con
dition of the Roman people, and the number
that are daily driven to poverty through tn
unjust taxes imposed upon them by the Italian
Government, was to give orders that the sur
of 25,9 900 francs ($5,0 ,00o) should be consigne
to His Eminence Cardinal Monaco La Valettl
the Cardinal Vicar of Rome, for distributio
among the most needy of them"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14

Rev. c. ]. White, Pastor of st. Matthew's
Church, Washington, D. c., who died on the
1st inst, was born in Baltimore in 1907. he
was educated in France, and was ordained by
Mgr. De Quelen, Archbishop of Paris, in the
Cathedral of Notre Dame, June 9Th, 1880. He
held many important positions in Baltimore,
and besides fulfilling his duties as clergy
man, which were always very onerous, devoted
much time to writing. He was the author OF
the "Life of Mother Seton," Mission and
Duties of Young Women" . translation OF
Chateaubriand's "Genius of Christianity" and
prayer.b book called "The Secular Office" he
revised and edited BAlmes' Catholicity and
Protestantism," and contributed to Darras'
"Church History" sketch of the origin and
progress of the Catholic Church in the United
States. For years he compiled and edited the
Catholic Directory, in 1e42 he founded the
Religious Cabinet, which some years after was
changed to the United States Catholic Mdgdsine
He afterwards founded and edited the Metro
pOlitan, and in 1949 started the Baltimore
Catholic Mirror.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14

On the 25kh Of March CFeast of the Annun-
oiatiou), Sister Clementia celebrated the
Ritieth anniversary of her religious reception
at the Convent of the Sisters of Charity at
Nazareth, KY. Referring to the celebration, q
correspondent of the Louisville Adrocate says {:
1t was o remarkable coincidence that on the
25th inst., beneath the fower-wreathed arch
that Spanned the central table in the commu-
nity rSfectory, there were seated six Sisters
whose Golden Jubilees had been celebrated,
namely: Mother Frances, Mother Columbia,
Sisters Glare, Seraphine, Rosalie and Clemen-
tia The venerable Mother Frances and her
sister Glare will have completed the afty eighth
year Of their religious profession next month
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14

The many friends OF DIR. j. P. Hayes will be
happy to learn that his fair young bride has
been received into the fold of the One True
Church. She was baptized last Thursday by
the Very Rev. Rector of the Redemptorist
Convent in this oity, Father Neithart, who for
uome time past has been instruoting her in the
eruths of our Holy Religion. Mrs. Hayes,
whose maiden name was Corinne M. Cressaps
belongs to one Of the best families Of the
Crescent City.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14

A youth of sixteen was last week killed by
the explosion of shell which he had picked
up on the celebrated battlefield of Sharpsburg,
called by the Federals Antietam, in Maryland.
Accidents with shells were of frequent OCCUR
renee for some years after the war in all locali-
ties where there had been a battle, and nearly
always occurred in attempts to extract the
powder from the shells. This accident is most
remarkable from the fact that it was occasion
cd by a she'll which had remained in the ground
nearly sixteen years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14
PerfdIouS Albion.

A considerable part of the complication
In European affairs at this time probably
arises from the bad reputation enjoyed by
the British Government. As q nation Eng !,
iaud is credited with the habit Of looking |
out for No. rather too exclusively, indeed |
without strict regard for good faith. And |
that ia bad name to have in push.
The Russians have just failed with their
offer for a trade in the Austrian market.
They tried hard to make separate terms
with that power, go that it should remain
neutral in the struggle which seems immi-
nent. Notwithstanding that every impor-
tant interest of Austria required her abso-
lutte and peremptory resistance to Russia's
Turkish schemes, her government percep-
tibly wavered for some time before declining
the terms offered. 1t was nothing, proba-
bly,, but the fierce and impassioned anti
Russian tone of her Hungarian population
that finally decided her action on the issue
presented. But no one can be surprised at
| such vacillation, because no one likes to be
an ally of England, much less would any one
like to rely upon the mere probability of an
alliance with her. 1t was natural for Austria
to hesitate before taking any stand that
might lead to hostilities, for she knew full
we'll that England was always ready to
sell out.
And now the telegraph straightway
brings us information that Russia is turning
her smiles upon Albion. Mr.. Gortschakof
is desirous that England should "formu'
late" her demands. The next best thing
to running England would be to extinguisl
Austria. There can be no doubt tha
England is for sale; the only question lie
car IaSSiSs !S9sF SsF the price and have anything
1ilett. 1t would certainly IS her best polio
} to take the enemy in detail, f6f after con
t quering Turkey, as che has done, ana aus
3 tria, as she might do with England quie
{ and Germany cooperating, the future con
!. hict with England could be waged single
= handed.
= Now if the English Government had
reputation for honor all these elements
- complication would be absent. Austr
and France would know that her promise