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National Republican., 1878-06-10
CIIARLES A. roll.
NOTICE.
CeSTRAL City. COLORADO,

January -, IS7s
Public notice Is hereby Given that the s day of
January ls7l, entered In the United States Land
Office at Central CITY, Col, certain trnCS OF land de-
ScIibcd Us fUUws-tO wit: The north hnlf Of south
west quarter and west half of southeast quarter Of
section In t1wnshlp south OF range Il west lluds
sulJc7 to sale at said Land Onice, ia Central CITY,
COLI that paid for sad tracts OF land with u certain
piece ofagricuural college scrip, issued TO the state
nf Arkansas nrd numbered py2 | am Informed aud
believe that said scrip, with the returns from said
LlRdOnce for the mIuth Of January, ls7a, was lost
IN transit from the said United States Lard-DiiCe at
Central Guy, Col, to the General Land Onlce, at
Washington, ~ &.
hereby declare my intention Of Applying to tbs
Commissioner ur the General Ian OiiiCC n WASH
HUn, H. g., iur reissue Of scrip to replace sail lost
scrip under the HCts uf Congress approved June ~,
lNO June . ls1i and the Instructions ut the Commits
sionrr Of the General I4nd-Olicr, dated september
TO- 1874
IrIOmGw JAMES u. NOEL.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

THE New York IIood suggests that an
apothecary out of business, who owns
large mortar, might make c worse use of il
than 10 try his hand with u pcstle in it on
the irreprcssihle MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Has
he no friends?
National Republican., 1878-06-10

these all parties should be willing TO
stnnd-without them the POTTER COM
mittee, with oil the brazenness of the con-
spirotors, cannot face the people. What the
people want is even-hunded justice PoT-
TER and his co-conspirators will not have
that, and hence their last estate will be
worse than their first.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

THE cprH I'm ccrl,s of journalism in Phila-
dclphia is quite manifest. ANDERSON, the
night cditorofthc No,N Amrio,u, has opened
his mouth before p"TGR. committee and
put his foot in ii. and the Tins,, is over
whelmcd with Sympathy.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

IT now looks a. IT, ho'wc.n P,pr.u|.
D,m,.'d and IunN I!ouN"r. rI,. -ii an.n
igum Ml-,ouri who siIug> d,rt lm the Drll.
ocraiic party at the National Caprd will
find plenty 10 do to Keep himself ou Of
limbo, without dcNoting his valuable time
to l""kiul after the l"nnh Of the DAYS or
the color Of I'll" hair Of his ncigIbors. We
admit, however, that this is les, harmless
than some onrnscs that arc openly alleged
against "Wc~rcrn cnt"rpris"1
National Republican., 1878-06-10
DIumdcr-lIcadcd Vindication.

The Tildcn-Iotlcr clique Grc making small head.
way II has strength enough as yet To break the
effort made 10y conservative Democrats to declare,
n Proctor Knott proposes. that the Investigation Is
not intended 10 HsSail the title Of Mr. lluycS 10 the
r. s'uuCy, but only TO "YudiCntC the truth of his
tory md puultiCC the sOrTUWs Of Mr.. TildCn. They
Nic getting ut the truth of history in Il blundcr.
headed way.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Dors II not seem like a mere farce

DoEs it not sccm like q mere farce in
those Democratic gentlemen going South
for evidence when tho kind and quality
that they seek could Just rs well he worked
up in Washington or anywhere else, when
such men as ANDERSON can lie collected
\ Republican committee would not dare 10
enter upon such onc.sided investigation
hut then the Democratic party never had
any respect for anything, no matter how
sacred, in providing ways and means to
further low party power. 1t never could
grasp much humanity or broad statesman.
shin
National Republican., 1878-06-10
LOST AND POUND.

~ CENTRAL CITY, CoLoRApo,
January -. ISIS.
Public notice ~ hereby given that the aid day Of
January, \. u. lsi3, eutercd Ia the United States
lant..Dnicr at Central CITY, Col, certain tracts OF
land. .scribe1 followsto vii The south half OF
southwest quarter Of section and south hal Of sJut
east quarter ofsecti IN In township south Of range
II west lands subject 10 sne Mt said lard. olicc n
Central City, co.; that raid for said tracts OF land
with certain piece Of rculturai college scrip is
sued TO the stale OF Arkansas aud numbered DJj
am Informed and believe that said scrip with the
Turns from said land Office for the month Of January
lsl, wirs lost In trarslt moan the said United states
LAnd-Omce at Central city. CUL, to the General Land
UnlCc, Mt Washington, D. Z,
hereby declare my intention Of applying to the
Commissioner OF the General Ihnd-Ohice, at Wash.
irg H. c. for reissue Of scrip to replace Esd lost
!rp, und.r the acis Of Congress approved June ~.
1870, June 3 1874 and the Instructions Of the Commls
10, 1874.
IeiLmGw CHARLES A. ROLL.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

GLOVER started OF and tumhIcd over q
Democratic swind.ar ToTrER started of
and ,umblrd over Il pcriuIcr, whose party
iealty =: began in his appycnticc-hoy days.
when he ssuH,d Democratic tickets into
packdsy5 Of ErpTbIicln bl,lots.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

Bo-PEEP WATTERsoN proposes that the
United States shall pei ZION all the ex-Con-
federate soldiers. 4 provident general, Bo-
Peep is; he wants to provide fox his 100000
unarmed lambs.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
New Periodicals,

"LITTELL's LIVING AGE" of June / and 8,
published by LITTELL & GAY, Boston, are out,
and their pages are filled with q variety of
useful and interesting matter. This is among
the most valuable periodicals published in the
National Republican., 1878-06-10

.JNTE~ GoRpoN BENNETT threatens n To-
turn to thi' countr, in July. II is aid that
II Is Tor the rurr".e Of being brought into
fresh not"ricty in ia" courts On account oc
the HENNETT-MNT by,dlrs~ and ridiculous,
Jd"' pas. Europe is too dull for him since
tn Paris disposition opened. 1t has de-
tract"d nom public inrrrrs, in him, and lie
has determined 10 come" home again"
The ia"r, is the pi,y.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

THE House refused to set aside wcdnes-
day night of this week for the considera-
ton of the pension bill This is another
Illustration of Democratic love for the
poor soldiers"
National Republican., 1878-06-10
The Pleasure of Hunting.
cleveland Leader. !

at Is very entertaining sport to hunt tiger
says nlH4n Cummings, until the tiger tnEcs
notion tp hunt YOU" IIr" james +. Anderson uul
Mr.. ruttcr's Mexican Committee win rcaizc this
before they get through with each other and with
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Potter and Ills Cloth,

Mr.. Potter wears English gTnys" GnC rather af-
fccts the English swell OF the period and II he were
hot Democrat would pass lur very respectable
sort Of pyrUu when In the best society.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
The Duty of the senate.

The Republican Senators should extend ths
pow r. and duties Of tn" special committee called
Tor by Mr.. Matthews 80 tint I, HAY take M aud
v,WtnlC every irrspOusihla srnnla. which the
Democratic !mquisitpu sCts Nluut.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
GeItIng Hendy rnrISHO.

ChiCugp Tribune.
IfTil1cn runs again Tor President Anderson will
probably stump the state Of New York IN his in.
iercst. since the days Of Boss Tweed, the Demo
cratic party has not had more consistent rcpTesen-
tatlNU.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

No RcpublicIm leader world dare to at
tempt sHci foolish and pn'li. n actions in
matters o! such national a-l,.,"pr, as the
prom!nrnt Democratic lca1,. are n,w uc-
compi'ling. They well hu'w that it
would I've political death to them: ] Il, then
Republican constituency i m,,jr up of
quite different mrlrriai from tt D..uu .al!.
one
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Let us Alone.


The Potter MCXiCans are careful to assert that
there can he no revolutions the SccessiOnists were
equally sure there would be no civil war Thcy
expected to be "lCt alone"
National Republican., 1878-06-10

BARBARIN.-On saturday, June 8, s. NJ BARDA
RtN, wife Of 4. II. Barbarn.
Funeral from the Chapel, Oak Ifill Gem terv, on
Monday June 10, at O'Clock y. m.
JACkSON.-Ihc funeral Of Captain ANGELn JACK-
sON Will take place ut his late residence, 81 Twelfth
street. near Pennsylvnn avenue southeast, on Tues
day, the llth instant, nt OcOk D. m. Friends OF ho
hInIly are rLspectnllly InvIlrl.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Teliit not In "Gath."
1rnmrnlO fCnll DecorI.T'nIon I

Sacramento ICul.) RccOrd.JnIOn.l
Mr.. Townsend. unfortunately for himself wore
out his journalistic reputation several years ago,
and acquired n rather UnCuviublc uutOriCty rs O
phenomenal fubricatur Of iuCts
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Why the south Deserted Him.

is plain now why the South deserted Mr..
lluyr,. !v wasn't consistent IA his policy Of con.
Cllnlipu-hU d!,vrlar,icd The reasonable request Of
John W. Bullluavr," Of Louisiana, that Anderson
might be sent out Of the country for the country's
good
National Republican., 1878-06-10

REVOLUTIONS never 90 backward" it is
true; but some of the Democratic revolu-
tionists feel like going back OH their revo-
luton.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
BOARDING.

l7f PENNSYLVANIA AvESrE NORTH
" wCsf.-lir-i-Cuss Board, with larg' airy
Rooms, from SGto go per wrvk; transient, $40 T. r
day; baths and grs. MRS. .. e. HOWARD.
NJ rJ,Ui'CiiyI irih ne NI,cr,d HyUs'.
EIRST.CLAsS PRIVATE HOARpING-HOCSE,
RYE BEACH, y. IL
q. H. JEN NE~S.
Rooms large. Prizes mo lrrt'r.
I'D lTuss the Proprietor, Washington, ID. c. until
July |. inl-imN
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Nothing But Evil.
rnncisco lCnl.N Chroniclc.l

San Francisco (Cal.) Chroniclc.l
The more the machinery and motive Of the Potter
investigation are prObcd the palmer 1t becomes to
every Intelligent man that nothing but evil can
come oft.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
ltGOWS FOE RENT.

TOR RENT - THREE NICELY. FIRNI~lIEA
Il rooms, TWO commumi, Gtiug. at tue following very
low Iric"' q, $, and 81 per mOntlltU gentlemen
only. Iirlrk house al iuofCiu CunvcncuCrs. small,
quiet family. No. ~ Thirteenth IrcCt northwest.
lnyI't
FURNISHED ROOMS AT 34d INDIANA AVE-
L. uur. Llyi."mH
National Republican., 1878-06-10

THE rr,.G rvmGr'.t clause in the army
bill rs Phrascd by the House was plainly
intended to prevent President HAYES from
making any rc-'s'rncc to an attempt to
force him out Of o..'r, A few pertinent
extracts hom the -ruatc debate on this
subject are printed elsewhere in this paper.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

Cincinnati GaLcttc
Tho Sl0OOn fraud was "inopcutiveT and of
cour,c II should not count Besides, 1t was discov-
cred by mistake.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

American people will rcgardsuch testimony
rs can only be collected under the present
condition of things in the Southern States.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
DIED.

BABES cry because they suffer: and the most rc.
liable remedy for the relief OF their discomfort Is
Dr. Balls Baby syrup. only p cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

Oh the whole, Democratic investigations
do not prove TO be Democratic successes.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
The Dilemma of the Engineer.
Why Il is "InoperntIyc.n

Davenport (lowa) Gazettc.l
Can't Mr.. Clnrkson Potter find one witness who
will not convict himself Of perjury?
National Republican., 1878-06-10

TIE Democratic Florida subcommittee
men undoubtedly will have a good story to
tell when they return and have plenty of
Democratic evidence; but then that might
just as well have been manufactured here
us to have gone way down South for the
purpose, Republicans at the South will
have about as much chance to give tcsti-
mony against them as before the war a
slave would have had in testimony on be-
half of q fellow-slayc against his white
master. II remains to be seen how the
National Republican., 1878-06-10

THE Baltimore Go:r" La, been "a, much
disturbed in its equilibrium since The Rr.-
PUBLICAN suggested the collecting Of 5000
United states troops at the National Capital
TO meet any emergency that might arise rs
if it supposed that such measure might in
tcrlrre with its daily swash. Ii is not at all
probable that an army Of 10000 men would
care to interfere with its abnormal dizziness.
II has more TO fear from the scavengrr.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
FOR RENT.

E'OR RINT-NO. lTE5 + STREET NORTHWEST.
II Ten T,nns, mOiCrn improvements, iur'ul Ug
stationary wrsl.luIs IN laundry, and wasn.sinlds,
with hot ant Cul wHlUr IN ClmuIrCTN-Hl In perfect
order Kent reasonable to lWrmuWrnI tenant. Inquire
ur COGAN tG SONS, gro crs II str, ct corner TA"n-
tIpth jr7-U
National Republican., 1878-06-10

IT II now indicated, since the rust and
HcsSian fly have subsidcd, that the wheat
yield Throughout the West will be enor-
nous. II is thus that Providence compcn-
Gates. Low prices and enormous CROPS
scanty crops and high priccs-so We 60
without half approaching the wisdom, JUS
tice, and benciicrnco of Him who rules the
earth and the products thereof The calam-
ity ola war in Europe would enhance the
wealth of the West, but it is not desirable
even to secure such an advantage.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EDR SALE OR RENr-BRlCE HOUSE, 2ll6
Gsta u northwest, II rooms gus, watrr, &c. Lot
2nNl2i, wIh large stable IN rear, Rent 81: price,
Sj,OD Cash payment aud time OIL deferred pay ymcns
to suit purchaser, Ii-itr
National Republican., 1878-06-10
FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-l0lOyJ FINE iIhNDPREsS FRONT
4 Sri k aud 5hOD.mcr hAntUb.c Brick,
Orders eau be left TT city ollcc.
hpPLENIAE 9 BRO,
mnIm Southnrt cOrmor TMelnh md b hlIents;
National Republican., 1878-06-10
WANTED.

NNrANTED-lY \ luN SI% TEEN YEARS OF
w Rsr. u situation. Win work Tor smHI wu- Z;
not I.ntl unr Us 10 KIM uf work. NGJrrss WIN.
WALKER, Is q sire northeast. jc'.at
wv ANTED-h LADY DESIRES TO TAKE
w ChNr.c Ot u house for the summer months dur
ng the nr,,nC' of the ianly. ru, NrcUlionnIic rnr
gnct slEels Add ls- III hi ollze, lr..,t
NTANrED--A SITUATION BI 4 FlRrl-"LASS
W lauUdIr,-, out of town. nj ~f'me hotel Would
like TO lkC u ltllr gr. with h"r. AlrcSi Mrs. X. H.,
Labor Exchange, iOi PcnnSiivaHH ave nnr. l'i-ai
[VANTED--CASE on Az EVENING UR A
W weekly lnpCn Liberal bonus paid. Ad lress
Wl.IlB, tbs Ol'iCS. lc'.a
A FIRST.CLASS COOK WANTS \ SITr ALTON,
IA uud also young girl to do llht hou"wOrk OF
take cIuc Ul "a child. No UlbrttJ' II to RyinS to
c.tr. LaundrcyN also. AGdvl~A lpi q street 'rlh-
west. j-lt+
VVASrED-h HOME FOR \ NOUNG GIRL lN
w the conntpi niglihorhl D. ni Snndv Sp'ngs;
among luC Friends preferred lupuirr uf hatrOH W.
{. A. IlO ne. lhLrcent. strnct e.Mrcm Il and : j
National Republican., 1878-06-10

Largest legitimate morning cirCW-
tOtiOR la the District.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10
rat aORNNt STAR AND MARCH 10

truth of these represen tations that now pass
into authentic history, it wRs not neces-
cary for tbe people of South Carolina to wait
for any iryestig cation to know the truth.
man does not need ailidavits or vouchers TO con-
vince him that he has been robbed aud beaten
witAin inch OF his life For years the laeh
of taxation was laid upon their bare backe
with mercless severity by their fermer slaves
and the nameless adven.urers from the North.
The rogues drank imported wines, old liquors
and cordials, smoked choice Havanas at the
rate of q dozen day, wore blazing jeweiry,
drove fast teams and squand.red millions with
the prodgality of the beggar on horseback,
and the men who rssed the money and paid
the bills were the intelligent property-holdinz *
citizens, who were absolutely without voice in
the choice of their rulers. Every utterance in
protest symptom of discomfort was regarded
by the General Government as an outbreak of
dsloy atty and punish he'd accordingly. They had
only to bear the yoke placed on their necks. At
last it cut to the bone and they could wear it
no longer. Then they arose and by super
human effort, the magnitude of " hich is not
even now appreciated. threw it off Yet there
are men and newspapers at this day who do
not blush. to remember tn at they voted little
more than q year ago to perpetuate the rule of
the oppIe.sor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10
TIE MAKING or THE FISH TORPEDO.
London Times.

1t is at Fiume, on the Adriatic, that Mr..
Whitehead, the inventor of the tish torpedo,
has lis principal factory. Scores of skilled
labcrers work there night and day mt the
manufacture of these engines sofdestructiop;
aud under his immediate supervision and
continual experimenting this deadly weap'
on is daily undergoing improvements which
render it as nearly lifeiike in Its attributes
ae it is in appearance when seen in motion
under water.
So much does the fish torpedo resemble
q porpoise or dolphin wden self propelled
through the water at a little depth below
the surface that on one occasion, when Mr..
Whitehead fret began experimenting with
them at Fiume, a native sportsman who
happened to be on the beech, probably on
the lookout for wild fowl, fred at one
which was being tried at long range, but
in direction parallel with the shore. AT
another time Mr.. Whitehead lost torpedo,
which, after the lapse of more than a year,
he recovered through some accidental cast
of tehermen's nets, and which proved
valuable haul to them eventually, when
they took it 10 its original owner, although
they were at first disappointed to find that
the fish was metal one. Some of the
lockers on, who had seen the haul at q
distance, reported the capture of an enor-
NOUS mGnster to the town folk. The
price of one of these fish torpedoes as sup.
piled to the British Government, is about
50 500.
When first the inventor experimental
with-his fish torpedo the maximum speed
attained by it was nine knots; the present
ones go through the water for given dis
tance at the rate of sixteen to eighteen,
and some are now in course of constr uction
by order cf and for the use of the Russian
Government, which will travel at the hith
erto upequalled speed of twenty four
knots. These latter will be of large di-
mensions, but the given distance at a max
imum rate of speed will also be greater,
and the explosive matter contained in
increased quantity. Each torpedo is tested
before delivery, of course, only as regards
its propelling capacities, its accuracy of
adjustment, ETC.. and not it's exploding
capabilities, which are naturally taken for
granted.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10

PULMONARY DISEASES AS AFFECTED BY Lo-
cA11TY.--The physician in charge of the
" Mountain Sanitarium' for pulmonary dis
treatment of pulmonary diseases several his
torical periods OF epoohs may be recognized
that in which the sea climate was considered
as most beneficial, that in which dry climates
were advised, and that in which elevated re-
gions were recommended; the most recent
theoretical investiget tors, as we'll as many ply
eioians, now agreeing that, in the removal Of
the patient to elevated regions, the best pos
sible course is pursued. 1t appears that the
success attained by the removal of the patient
10 southern climates, without securing great
er altitude, amounts simply to o relief of the
symptoms, only warding off fresh injury-the
patient, after returning home, not having ac-
qnred that power of resistance which alone
can prevent new catarrh OF Inflammation
from attacking the lnngs; the general effect,
on the other hand, of mountain climate, is
to be considered an active one, since increased
demands ore made upon the functions of tho
organism from all sides.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10
WASTE AND WANT.

Either man must be content with poverty all
bis life or else deny bimeelf some luxuries and
save to lay the base CT independence in the
future. But if man defes the future, and
spends all he earns (whether his esrnings be
one or ten dollars day. let him look for lean
and want at some future timo-for it will
surely come. no matter what he thinks. To
save is absolutely the only way to get q solid
fortune there IL no other certain mode. Those
who shut their eyes and ears to these certain
facts will be forever poor, and in their obsti-
nate rejection of truth mayhep will die in rags
and filth. Let them so die, and thank them
selves. But no! They take sort of recon-
pense in cursing fortune. Great waste of
breath. They might we'll curse the noun
taips or the eternal hills. For we can tell
them fortune does not give away ood and
substantial goods. She sells them to the
highest bidder, to the hardest and wisest
worker for the boon. Men never make so fatal
a mistake as when they think themselves crea-
tnres of fate ; 'tis the sheerest folly in the
world Every man may make or mar himself,
whichever he may choose. Fortune for those
who by diligence, honesty, frugality, place
Themselves in position to grasp hold of for
tune when it appears in view. The best evil
dence of frugality is the five dollars or more
standing in your name at the savings bank.
The best evidence of honesty consists in dill
genoe and frugality.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10
THE CHINESE FAMINE.
NEARLY THREE THOUSAND REFUGEKs BURNED
TO DEATH AT TlENIsIN:

The steamship Oceanic, which arrived at
San FrsnciEco last week from China, brings
news of terrible disaster AZ Tientsin, Caina.
The refug ge-houss, in which the famine -strick q
refugees from the nufthern provinces had as.
moleo, took fire, and of nearly three thou
sand pursoos btilaiag etiy sbeat eHe
hundred escaped. The extremely cold weather
prevailing lately has had a fatal effect upon
the refugees, many of whom have been frozen
TO death, while thousands are Suffering from
insufficient accommodation and lack of food,
which cannot be supplied in cient quanti-
ties to meet the demapd: The efforts of the
Government to supply food and assistance are
to a great extent nullihed by the dishonesty of
the Off cials. Children are sold by hundreds by
their starving parents. In the large cities of
Hauohung and Paohung risings have occurred
among the people rendered desperate by seeing
their wives and children starving before their
faces and many other outbreaks are reported.
In Pachupg the people beheaded O mandarin
for specnlatipg on their necessities. The cold
has been unusually severe throughout the
country for several weeks.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10
THE WHISTLER.

Frogs have their time to croak and owls to hoot.
The patient tootist hath his time to toot;
The hddleT tiddleth when his work 10 done,
Bat thou, bore hast no set time-Ah, mono,
To whetle.
We know when Ban GO will play his horn of brass,
And Diugeby hs haSeclet AlAsi
We know y hen comes tins ducet fish horns tone,
But, hang it, thou hast all times FOR thire own,
y whistler!
When old pianos have worn out air,
And voices cru1o have torn it very baIa,
Thy puckered mouth doth still emit tie strain,
But all pra. that thou shonldst vain.
o whistler!
Long after honest foEs have gone TO bed
WoaTed with toiliIg for thy daily bread,
hen thcu, lazy long cared, midnight bird,
Mid many lulprecatIons stiu art Ii h,aId
Whistiing.
I call thee bird-one of the shrill-voioad sort;
For 'tis quit plan that music not thy forte;
Thou shou,dsJ % fsaihered 8 the vnltlres are
Yvu get the fsathers III produce the tar.
o Whistlerl
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10

So considerate and experienced is our we'll
known ard popular friend, Coroner Roche IN all mat.
ters connected with funerals, and splendid the
carriages etc. he controls that while halt just this
side of EAying that t must be pleasure to be buried
by him. empbatically assert that 1t must rebound
to tho credit of be consolation Though cad one
to the family that gives into his charge The manaGe
ment of tho details of any funeral in which they are
concerned. But not only in such sad Affairs Is
funerals is the Coroner fat he Ebines best when
the happy marriage bells ring and Gdvise young
gents about to step OF to call hiu, Read the
COronsrs card In another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10
UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK JOHNSON,
Undertaken,
pos and 207 go. Magazine Street. pos and &7
New Orleans.
All kinds Of Metallic Cases and CASketS, Rosewood
Mahogany and Plain COfBnB. mblsT ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-10

There are two easy roads to heaven, which
shortentthe distance immensely for the poor it
is patience, for the rich it is charity.