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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22

Tie italian Government retains the
privilege, when valuable picture is about
to pass through the customs outward, of
taking possession thereof Oh payment to
the owner of two-thirds of the price. An
EngllsE ccnnoisseCr secured a gem by one
Of the old masters, and hired painter to
psict over HE priceless treasure a modern
landscape. He felt sure that the picture,
thus n asked, would elude the vigilance of
the authorities, and that when be had it
safe n London he could easily have the
later pictQre rubbed cff, thus leaving the
old master il ali it's beauty. He was quite
right, Int the cleaner rubbed of the old
masters work as well as the landscape,
and oeuesth the old master they found-a
portrait OF an cfacer of the Court oi
George l.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22

VIsII OF The EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA TO ARh,
LASD.-We are il a position TO state thas tnG .I
agents of Her Imperial Mi esty, the Empress "
Austria, have concluded negotiations for leas
owner, Lord Longfo,d, and that it IS Her NE aL1
jetty's intention TO reside there during tGs
coming hunting season, and 20 huut regulsts
with the Ward Uaiou and the Meath pscnSi
repairs T to suit tie roy ToSai spo5tswoman, ,aa
these will be at once taken in hand, so tan
all may be ready for Her Msjesty's recePtU,,
before tie commencement of the hununs,
season. Her presence, which will give gIss'
eclGt 70 sport in the Meath and Ward counu.,
will be beuefcis! to the locality, and she nS
be assured OF g warm and respectful green's
-IEtiiH freeman, AusESt 26
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22

TIE Columbus, Ca, Enquirer pjctsres q
brtGatt future for "the Lowel! OF tie So2th.n
/: save '.Our mills in the season of l572-3
took A. baies; il Js77-- their takings
we're II 722, 8 gain II Ave years of ,364
Tie preseu; se asoc they will consume at
east ) 90 baies. II 1855 there was not
a nj. IL o1- city all were II ashea, the
res1.: Q: :1e Fedora! torch, o7; upon the
r1ils have beea erected. superb E:r1c:ures,
boas:iog Of tie uoet improved u mAcLipery
ard uP!o!:rg Thousands Of WoIknen who
eA.r good wageG ard help EEei. the oasi-
reaa oft1= .D0c. a. the owre1a are either
uer OF Sozite:n birth OF those of the North
aod E-ga ard WIG a.e fully Identified with
y: AID by .c.eTest, aG.ia:i2C and politics.
W1o e t1ere ECo cannot feel pride il
tie s1ccess Of o1r iudCsir!a. establish
uelts7 = G.up-e calculation WI chow
tie Immense adyaotsget Q! s1ch enter
p.iseE. TEeE vi! consume IS GJJ 5a.es OF
c5i:o- tie p-ese1t seas0u. A! teu cents =
pocLd OF fly dollars q ba.e ttis cotton, il
seI: SovtL, woaid realize S1SJ go: The
uc. ey. Of coz:se. would be sert out Of The
S;A.e for s7pp.les. Il, however, passes
teIo1E1 o-5 ME, sad or the average the
vA,ze = .uc!ssGed three fold, or 20 - 250,-
| 90, Act Columbus draws money lusteAd
! OF e erdlcg /; o-t from Maize TO California
from TIE axes 10 the ga.f-a Gear gain o
! IL 5 = pyy 20 be added - o1r wealth s1d
! tie s:Aoc.1g OF tie State.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22

Charity seeks not its own convenienHS,
We must give the spur to this jade, .
body of ours, to make it trot Oh and 4
forwards. The good soldier dies in os,Sji
the good sailor on the sea, and the g"'
minister of the sick in the hospital. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22

Tie Era = 8. very -e. gA.C ssosou,
'S=: TIE Egor !E ~o-tl rEg If 3, f5- :1e z OOH
aEyrts &c :! az v=E- Es Ussi i; whereas. tLe
sau - With us - tie Gay wee se hare 80 oe-
cztion f7- az
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22

"sa- you S-s lot Lopest. Why Go yo7 pat
al tie good Pescbes or top OF the measure
AID tie little ONES belowT Same reason, sab
de-: uakes de font oh your house All marble,
and De back gaze ehiCfJ sloP baEls sab.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sIS

TrAaSisut tAdvortiSemontSG O. sopeT SGuAie
aOrtion.
0aSs inserted at speotAlrAteS. -.,sues
wants Nnd Personal IRRormhttoE 4A'SS
- OeffNs Ter -iao oAcA iRaSEtho0.
Eafootsnl Hosaeea so so1ts AiNaa'
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22
APoLrGLoI MAs1ERPIEcE

Awou6erfal work IS cow accomplished. all
800 late for iIs exanlcsGon in its complete
uess By the laie Hoy Father. Plus tie
Mint, ofimnortal memory, saw it growing
Up piecemeal. however. he was ot merely
aware of its being il preparation, he knew
of il as in existence. This is the ua-ve!loos
collection of the Ball announcing a1d
p1cmulgating the Dogma OF the 1mmsca-
late Conception, translated into a amazing
variety of dead and living languages.
This unprecedented collection in its ha!so-
ed sta:e has fer months past been OF view
IN the great palace of the Exhibition IN the
Champ de Mars a. Paris. II was intended
10 have been cffered as gift from
France 20 his late Holiness. It will now,
instead of that, pass into the possession of
his present Holiness. l. is called the
&c G1yIe Pie" Ii forms q stupendoos
library oficte Immaculate Conception. II
has been N an ofactured By Messrs. Chris
tote and Co., of the Rue de Boudy. /. has
been upwards Of three years IN preparation.
As far back as in tie year 1850 the Aboe
Sac, Director of the Seminary of So.
Sulpice, conceived tie idea which has, at
length, been fully realized. His notion
was that of forming a collection of trans
lations in all the known languages Of the
Bulia InfFabihs, in which Pho Mono for
mulated aud proclaimed the Dogma of the
Immacula.e Conception. He succeeded in
gathering together 20 lees than handred
and ten volumes, adorned with miniatures
and illumi in atiors or vellam OF tie rarest
excellence.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22
EETTEg FROM BONE.
Cs-rssPs=ae-es LOEee= R<Eisser-
RonE, AUGCsT 26th, ls7e
TEE HOLY FATHER.


His Holiness, rejoice 10 tell you, las
passed through the Rot season with midi
nirished hesith ard vigour. The audien-
c-s granted by the Supreme Ponuf have
only occe been interrupted, snd that. as
yoa will remember, solely by reason of the
sudden ard lsmen.ed death of the late
Cardinal Secretary of State. They were
resumed $, :se eariies, opportunity, and
have inaed since then without inter
rup:ion. TIE sinister rumors sHoat as 30
the necessity Of the Holy Fathers removal
ic,o tie country TO the Castle Gando.fo
hsve at last ceased-ss soy rate, for the
time being. Thei. absurdiry was manifest,
$: glance, 70 everyone who had the priv
ileSe Of coming face TO fsce With his Ho!l-
ress 8. the very time when they were
oru!.ei abroad from day TO day in the
revolutionary newspapers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

TO wash silks, lay the silk smooth
on clean board, rub soap upon IL, and
brush II with rather hard ,rush. The
amount Of brushing requisite will de-
pend on the suaniity Of grease upon the
silk. When IL has been sufficiently
brushed with the soap TO cleanse IL from
grease and dirt, il should be well brush
cd on both sides with clean cold water.
A little alum infused in the last water
with which the silk is brushed will pre-
vent the colors from spreading. Should
there be any patches Of grease upon the
silk, they should be removed rs previ-
ously described, or by the application Of
little camphene and alcohol. Folding
or wringing silk when wet must be
scruPulously avoided, as creascs made
in silk when wet will never disappear;
and, in like manner, hot suds must not
be used for washing silks, as il will in
most instances remove the colors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

IL Is useless 10 take medicine shall feel
bct'sr Tomorrow. Besides, need the money
u get that lovely new hat NJ old one is such
fright, and people will look more at my bon.
net than they will AZ my face. l will wait till
! feel worse Lefore ! spend any money for
medicine" The new bonnet Is purchased and
NIFTY other feminine essdries In the form Of
ribbpEs, laces. brooches, etc. Meanwhile the
iady's face becomes every day paler and thin
her, and her body weaker. until disease has
gained 80 firm = fOoth0ld IN her system, that
the most Thorough, and Outlines 4 long and
tedious. course Of treatment is necessary to
restore Der 70 health. Ladies, attend to your
health before you even think Of apparel. A
fresh. blooming face In \ plain bonnet Is much
handsomer aud far more attractive to your
gentlemen friends, than pain worn. diseased
lace In the most elaborate aud elegant hat
your milliner could devise DIR. Pierce's Fa-
ynrite Prescription Is everywhere acknoxl-
edged TO be the standard remedy for ferna le
and weaknesses II Is sold by
druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

The Island Of Mauritius is q place
where one can realize what il Is to be a
damp. moist, unpleasant body"
IL any one asked me what was the
serious occupation Of my life here, 1
should answer without hesitation, +" air
ing my clothes.- and il would be abso-
lutely true No one who has not seen
i can imagine the damp and mildew
which covers every thing II it be shut
up even for few days. Ammonia in
the box or drawer keeps the gloves from
being spotted like the pard, but nothing
seems TO avail with the other articles II
clothing. Linen feels quite wet II il Is
left unused in the almirah, or chest or
drawers, for a week. Silk dresses
break out into measle-like rash Of vel
low spots. Cotton or muslin gowns be.
come liyid. and take unto themselves
horrible charnel-house odor. Shoes
and books are speedily covered 4 quar-
ter Of an inch deep BY mold which YOU
can easily imagine would begin 10 grew
ferns and long grasses in another week
or so.--Good Words.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

and wish 10 recover the same degree Of
health, strength, and energy as experienced
In former years; DO any Of the followin e
symptoms or class OF symptoms meet your
diseased conditions Are You suffering from
ili-health in any or its many and multilisri-
Gus forms. consequent upon a lingering merry
0us, chronic or functional disease DO you
feel nervous, debiiitated. frerful. fimid. and
lack the power Of will and action Are YOU
subject 10 loss Of memory. have spells Of faint
Ing, fuilness OF blood In the head. feel listleSx
moping, unfit for business or pleasure. and
subject to hts OF melanchOlys Are your Kid
news, stomach. or blood, In a disordered con-
dition? DO you suffer from rheumatism.
neuralgia or aches and pains; Have You
been indiscreet In early years and mud your
self harassed with multitude Of gloomy
symptoms? Are you timid, nervous. and
Iergetml. and your MUD continually DWELL
Ing on the subject, Have you lost confidence
In yourself and energy for business pursuits
Are you subject 70 any OF the following symp-
toms: Restless nights broken sleep. night
mare, dreams, palpitation Of the heart. bash
fuiness, 60 fusion Of ideas. aversion 10 society
dizziness in the head, dimneSs OF sight. pifn-
pies and blotches on the face and back, and
other respondent symptoms? Thousands OF
young men. the middle-aged. and even the
old, suffer from nervous and physical debii-
lily. Thousands Of females. too. are broken
down In health and spirits nom disorders
peculiar 10 their sex, and who. from false
modesfy or neglect prolong their su1erings
Why, Them further neglect subject 20 pro-
ducfive Of health and happiness when there
- al hand a means OF restoration?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

Weak ten is very useful for clean
ing furniture.
Cool rain-water and soda will re.
move machine-gr from washable
fabrics.
--Oxalic acid will take iron or ink
stains out Of cloths. Wash the cloths
after using il.
Fish may be scaled much easier by
dipping into boiling water about y
minute.
Ripe tomatoes will remove ink and
other stains from white cloth; also,
from the hands.
A teaspoonful Of turpentine boiled
with your white clothes will aid the
whitening process.
Fresh meat, after beginning TO sour,
will sweeten II placed out Of doors in the
cool over night.
kerosene will soften boots or shoes
which have been hardened by water,
and render them rs pliable as new.
Milk which is turned or changed
may be sweetened, and rendered 1T for
use again, by stirring in little soda.
Boiled starch is much improved BY
the addition Of little sperm, or a little
salt, or both, or little gum-arabic dis
solved.
In damp closets, strong rooms,
safes, and other places where mildew Is
dreaded, a trayful Of quick-lime placed
there will prevent it.
Salt will curdle new milk; hence,
In preparing milk-porridge, gravies,
ETC., the salt should not be added until
the dish is prepared.
Clear boiling water will remove
tea-stains and many fruit-stains. Pour
the water through the stain, and thus
prevent it spreading over the fabric.
kerosene will make tin fea-kettles
as bright IS new. Saturate wooden
rag and rub with it. II will also remove
stains from clean vanished furniture.
A carelessly kept coffee pot will i'm
part rank flavor 10 the strongest in
fusion Of the best Java. Wash the cof-
fee-pot thoroughly every day and twice
. week boil borax and water in il for Is
minutes.
-Beeswax and salt will make your
rusty hat-irons rs clean and smooth as
glass. Tie lump Of wax in a rag, and
keep 1t for that purpose. When the
irons are hot, rub them first with the
wax-rag, then scour with q paper or
cloth sprinkled with salt
Now that colors are so largely used \
in stockings and so many are ruined in
the laundry, a good plan in washing
them Is 10 roll them after being rinsed
into piece Of white linen and squeeze
i so Is TO remove all the moisture pos
sible, then put il TO dry, and the stock
ings will look new again 1t is also a
good plan 70 put small spoonful of
spirits Of salt into the water in which
stockings are washed in order to keep
IN the colors.
The following recipe for impar,ing
% stoves fine polish, which will neither
burn of nor give out an offensive smell,
will prove acceptable to some OF our
Lamp-black is mixed with
Tater-glass "a solution Of silicate Of
'oda) to the consistency Of strip, and
applied with brush as thin and
wen coating, then left "a hours to dry.
afterwards graphite. or ack-lead,
mixed with gum-water. is applied, and
'olish obtained by rubbing in the usual
manner.
-Itis stated that nexlx cronnd coffee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

Burlington has put IN system Of
telephones as fire alarm. II has thus
lar SIX miles, connecting with the water
works, four hose-houses, and some 20
prominent points through the city. A
COMMITTEES Of citizens, which has just
examined the system, report il superior
70 and much cheaper than the ordinary
ire-alarm telegraph.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

It's sad to think how many poor
girls are toiling behind store counters
from morning untilnight with noteve q
place to rest their heads. waiting for the
right young man to put his sachel down
and take them TO where there are no
stores nothing but ten-cent novels and
new-fashioned bangles every week
N. p. Express.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13
vEGETINE
! CAN RECOMMEND.


IN NJ r. srKrK~~. =" $50
Tar ~ "a With grezt pleasure can rreomme.1
" ne Highest trrrus Necrflne q purifier 81 the
Having In.f with t@inful inimry % the spine
10 sci.f1cA nerve over fourteen year, an ms anxle
Exs btn suoen great deal u flr ana very 3 ~
~ ~ nNnx Nexsune md great relirf q II s.es :
kiEhsI tone - th. h-sd fnprovinx ny hralfh. and
hcf~ tnat al Tn hsn4n family IN suffering o,dlfio,
sn avail utm~.Ists u this most xxluSble rem
~ Yours most respectfully
wM sIINEHEiEsI. s-sfioa Agent ssmcrv1ile NazN
-yE6EIINE,- says . B~trn physician. 49, -
<l<l - urI flrfter Hearing ~ IL MANY urr.1~~.
~ cnrvs aftrr All other rrmofies hal fxiici vl-fs1
~ ncTatu and convincrd myseif a - g-nuIne
INIT ~ Irrp1rr-f fr1n b4rks rpots and hrrf~ e.ch
wr1rh ~ hi<tly elective. and they are rnnr,ci -
en- manner - - produce astonishing rps1luLv
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DIS MONIES. IA, Nov. LIST, 1878.
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING Co.,
&c 4 4.

Gentfemea-I came TO Iowa twenty five
years ago to-day, and shortly afterwards
bought No. 4 Charter Oak, which, i may
almost say. hiss never been cold since II was
first set up. II has cooked p. 1913 meals. in
Guiding 5000 lbs. Of steaks. 1000 lbs OF
roasfs. 100 turkeys, 800 bushels Of potatoes,
baked 5000 loaves Of bread, 10000 pies and
cakes, and other sundries sufficient 10 run
camp meeting all summer; and this same
Charter Oak Stove Is a. good to-day, and
Just ~ capable Of continuing % years longer,
A. when first purchased. 1t has never had =
plate broken or renewed, door out OF order,
or even crack save and except small check
In the sliding damper In front OF the doors.
Now, q mans family grows some in -
years, especially n his name Is Smith. and
want larger Charter Oak Stove. What do
you say, gsntlemeny Yours truly,
WILSON T.. SMITH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

PHYSICIANS recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup when al other medicines fail, a Ger
tain csrc for Bronchitis, Sore Throat and
Coughs o. Colds q long standing. For sale
b ~ Druggists
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

il packed in boxes or hampers, tea
spoonful Of coffee is enough for . brace
Of birds, and in this proportion for
larger game. A lump Of charcoal in
serted IN the cavity Of drawn bird Is
very desirable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13
vE6ET Inc.
ladViss All who are suffering as | have
suffered to give VEGEfINE a trial.


Nh n n SrEvK~ss
f.ar sfrI haze suffered with S-c<ulrns Hnnsr sx
<ttn lr.fs n9d could 81 no relif have tried evrrr
ming IN lie sItr~ herks slpt< pla.eers ell hut
D.sninx 1in ne any xDad ~ss frola NJ knes~ 10 ms
ana - Or mss - efc- 1Itisr1 b. fu1n lr-r
htlI y III tesctine comm erlrel bsf Inly
iso Aref taxing &c second botiir b<ran % xsr ~
NJ. and thr srrs 70 Eezl up nn1Iiy rrlu-s Is
one lsrre ulcer N ny rtghf iex flzt - much ana
mkcl - q that many said Is.e ny ex. bsIt
ALL nsd tskfn fourteen i~ttcs o. yerrfinr uy -
s& All neAlri u. and am 70 we'll - ever Wa
~ ny IT.. cutsldcr kexstinc tn bst Cleanser ~
nE - have snn4rt % give If : trial
hkNEi T. SMITH >o 80 Urcz 81. ID ls;un Nzzx
SEnHL LOTS HrMORS-The verc<fn@ ~. ~r1-.r
ney -. - >rrxfnla ~ I'VE. trn and tnrr1fy y-4r~
SANDING vbcre Tn pxtiu har had many pn,slriarr<
ulu mani y tr kr.u@n rrDriie> after III 4 fir
trrt<inr thr cQuA1on rrm1rk at dlferl air.
spfk< dtrtrn ~. frm 1ny medicine have ever 49,. M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

Pianos AND ORGANS Read Daniel r. Beafty's
great Holiday offer. Greatest Offer ever made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13
PUlvERMAcHER eALvARIc CO.,
Cor. Eighth ard Vine Sc, CINCINNATI, 0.

~ Auoid bogus appliances claiming cleo
trio qualities. Our Pamphlet explains hou to
distinguish The genuine from the spurious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

LYON HEALY. Chicago.
OLIVER DITSON x CO.. Boston.
C.M- Disssn = c.. sss Broadway. NY
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vEGETINE
Completely Cured Me.

w,up SEsrczr. Kr, zen 70. 1871
fer SfrI write % say rsrs -rvr, bo<ri~s ~ vcr,
s.xetlhe have eHnrlrtry cured frnrn ! VERY severe
" rrrI - e many ye2rx' srandng after frsinr
.e-t hn-uirifts ard dur,uriuE greAtd MI Am rsr-
~ irNn ~ sots- and wssk veil - ever AMI
..nN W. sexcne i Esi<rnd and an ought u ~
~iu'oath irrHain. respectfully yuurs.
IA PATRICK
s1tIINKt no~ prrscrilei IN ca>r~ az S-rufu,s -,
SnrE m>s~ts y trsr tsd hs many N m be<f r,Vei
~ ys,l< 70 ~ great success In curing al disease Il
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HEALTH, STRENGTH. AND ENERGY

after drugging in vain for months and years
send now for DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET and
THE ELtcrRIc QUARTERLY. large illus Z
trated Journal. containing full particular
and IMPORTATION WORTH THoUsASDs. Cop
les mailed free. Address.
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FOR SALE

o. Fancy Cards. with name. loo. plain or gold.
kJASenfs outfit. loo. $50 styles. Hull Co Hudson NY
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PUlvERMAcMER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS

cure these various diseased conditions. affe
all other means fail. and we offrr the mo~
convincing testimony direct from the \,
fficted themselves. who have been restored I,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-13

6fl Snowflake, Chr. smO. etc. Cards. name ia
w Gold and JET. iOc q. : Card Co Norfifcrd Conn
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vEGETINE
Druggists Recommend It.
vNcxSxrs rsp.. fs7s

I<gr Sirs-wc havr said vcre M 90 s.~s~., .~.
- hns rivrn pitrnns general ssi,~- 80. @
1f spsAks well 70 IN h'ris
Respectfully. MOORE 4 HARRIS
hAOt<s1< anf Nefnlf ~ l1yisrs
Mn a.. ylnclnnes
@rriN = compns~d q Rosa BnkS and Irrrn~ 4,
vi pheasant % tzks: esery child lIkes IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
CANALS TO BE DUG.

The proposition to advertise for bids for
the cleaning out Of the Broad street and Gal
vez canals, In the First and Second Districts,
was met by the opposition Of Administrator
Cavanac, who wished to ascertain previously
whether the city could go to the expense OF
performing the work. The Mayor. from the
chair, said that the subject was an important
one and should be attended to before the
heated term had set in, and that the simple
advertising OF bids did not involve the exDen-
diture Of any money on the part OF the city
Administrator McCafrrey spoke In the same
vein. urging the passage of the ordinance,
which, In case there was not money, enough
In the treasury to pay for the work, would
not be- carried out by the rejection OF all the
bids.
Administrator Brown then eaid that he was
preparing budget for the balance Of the
year that might simplify matters, and he
thought that he would be enabled to present
1t to the Council on Tuesday next The mat
ter WAS therefore allowed to lie over until the
next meeting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
DIR. HAYES AGAIN.

Yesterday a communication was read from
DR.. J. J. Hayes, proprietor of the Gutenberg
Hospital, on Eysian Fields street, complain
ing Of the interference Of DIR. De Roaldes
with the conduct of his establishment. The
Gutenberg Hospital is that at which the in-
digent smallpox patients are treated at. a
stated sum for each day OF treatment, under
the surveillance of DR.. De Roaldez, who is
appointed for that and other purposes by
Administrator Edwards, of the Department
Df Waterworks and Public Buildings.
The com lnunication of DR.. Hayes, as soon as
read, was unanimously laid on the table,
The reason for this rapid action, we under
stand from Administrator Edwards. is that
DIR. De Roaldes is an efficient and conscien-
Hous surgeon and public officer, whose differ
ences with DIR. Hayes arise from desire on
the part OF the former to economize the
wealth Of the city by not permitting patients
to remain in the hospital any longer than is
actually necessary. 1t appears that there
have already been some complaints at the
City Hall agains. the bills of DR.. Hayes. some
of which have had to he cut down materially
on the score of over charges, and this is the
reason why DR.. De Roaldes is sustained and
DIR. Hayes complaint is summarily dismissed.