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al sssbsrsbatfsn. bapbs Nbrabam Suineen % bans 9lGl'
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msira. San bar &irrrinaen mso. laa o ban laa meset
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snoos at sisre. - bun bauoe Del saast iist sSrines Tor
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saa 3tsatret, ba @arte suna banicce paa Ssrsn hos
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va Ssrrssub. iorunb en- @ammeln osle Sfluin8 I'll
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Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

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Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

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Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

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Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

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rab Tor a, oripe en- OroentIie Spa.
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'taacn0e / BQnfen. NAN fam life
erbOIoe Reuter paa en- iifrere eller
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tore GUNNER. emo ueo at lnoirtts
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Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

SOi alrer Gen Lie 9 tembsr
ltsoeoes til SuiIs paa Goubtioe
a~iIfssnatb | Stounn9sr Ell Rome per
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pare nsiurcrst. iaa gierns uiituOf
llou et iterre Cab.
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I Garlsbamn bar en- nalia al
Deb 8lgmano. 2, ". 3elerltrrm.
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Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

: @Dinge Serrto i Sfaaue bar
man / De iloiie Gage al Nopsmber
Wauneb bort 8legen,
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Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

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i 3sl9d. 5io., a, bet / Cumming.
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900 sroner til 6orieasbriit otter en-
al Sr. BGhfe antbost Ylan.
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paa Grmu.
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6erretniu9strtale lammeu mse
FIRST NATIONAL Bagg | 0eccrab
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24
TIE LATE CHEZ JUSTICE TANEY.

A correspondent of a Cincinnati paper
has been furnished by Mr.. Justice Miller,
of the United States Supreme Court, with
some personal "reminiscences of the late
Chief Justice Taney. He says: I'll knew
Mr.. Taney we'll, having been nearly three
years on the bench with him. Yo1 see
that the secession of the Southern States
took away three of the judges, Mr.. Camp
bell having been one. We three came in
as Republicans-a very decided innovation
on the bench where fancy had sat so long.
His treatment of US all was kind and
cordial. He gave me directions to write
on cases of moment. At the end Of that
term, as we were about separating, l said
to the Chief Justice that l was much
pleased with our present relations, and had
formed great deal of respect for him. He
replied that at no time during his presi-
dency of the bepch had the prevailing feel
ing been 80 harmonious as during that
term of the court. One day, a venerable
old gentleman, Jn5ge Shepley, from the
State of Maine, father of the U nlted States
Judge, who recently died in New Eng gland,
came before our court and made an argu-
dignifed, and had been a Senator from
Maine. When the court adjourned that
day, this old gentleman followed into the
| robipg room and said: "Mr. Chief Justice
I voted in the Senate to confirm you,
! nearly forty years ago, for the position you
DOW uAi, ouu L du Sl0N W oSoo eheSD oSc
| no reason to regret that vote Il remem
| Der you very WE'LL replied the Chief jus
tice, 'aud your vote on that occasion, sir.
Had been confirmed by the Senate for
the fret offices which President jackson
gave me, should have been an obsc ure
lawyer in Maryland at the present day,
but "Old Hickory" had a way of sticking
by his friends. and each time the Senate
refused to confirm me be moved me up in
the rank of appointments, until, instead OF
| being a cabinet minister for little whiie,
or foreign appointee, reached the Chief
Justiceehip.' He was one of our best law
yers before be got upon the beuch, practic-
! ing before the old common law courts OF
Maryland, and being retained in the most
| difficult cases. HIS mind was lucid and
clear, and his decisions were written with
| great csrefnlness and plainness. He illus
trated the simple virtue of the slaveho lder
of the olden tlnes by kneeling in the Cath
olic Church beside his aged negro servant,
both of them communicates. Taney bad
been a federalist before he became dem
ocrat, and his decisions we're nearly all in
line with the old federal traditions. The
lawyers and judges throughout the coun-
try are generally of the opinion tb at he was
one of the purest and most accomplished
| judges we ever had"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24
pointment at court, and demanded an oath

pontment at court, and demanded an oath
of fidelity sworn upon holy Telics but
L Eigius prayed with tears to be excused,
for fear of failing in reverence to the relics
of the Saints. On entering tie court, he
fortified himself against its seductious by
many ansterities and continual ejaculatory
prayers. AS he pray ed to know If his pen
ance was accepted, an odoriferous balsan
descended upon his bead from case Of
relics under which he kneit, and he heard
the words, "Eigius, behold the sign thy
prayer is heard" He had u marvellous
zeal for the redemption of captives, and
for their deliverance would sell bis jewels,
his food, his clothes, and his very shoes,
once by his prayers breaking their chains
and opening their prisons, The poor
besieged his door, they surrounded him in
the street, and sat a. his table. and he
never refused them. His great delight was
in making rich shrines for relics, and for
this he always found time. His striking
virtue caueed him, a layman and q gold
smith, to be made bishop of Noyon ; and
his sanctity in this holy Office wee remark
able. He possessed the gifts of miracles
and prophecy, and died in Cos.
When st Eligius had sought uueucce S.
fully for the body Of St. Qleutin, he spent
three days in prayer and fasting, and
finish his life amongst the beasts if God
found him unworthy to discover the relics
of the holy martyr. Excavating again, he
was led to the body by it's delicious fra
GRANGE, and the light it gave forth, which
illuminated all the place, although it was
night time. Etigius made rich shrine for
it with his own hands, ard built large
church over the spot, where now stands
the town of ST. Quentin.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NoTBE DAME, INDIANA,
Under the Direction of the Sisters of Holy Cross

The course of studies is thorough in the Classical
Acadenical and Preparatory Departments.
No extra charge for French or German. as those
Ian gusgss into the regular of studies.
The Musical Department is conducted on the plan
of the best ConseIvatories OF Europe. In the Art
Department the principles which form the basis
for instruction the great Art Schools of Europe are
embodied in the course of Painting and Drawing
Pupils in the Schools OF Music and Painting may pur
su special course. Those who have passed credit
ably through the Academic and Classical course re
ceive tho Graduating old Medals of the Departments
Graduating G old Medals awarded to the students
who have pursued special course in the Conservatory
of Music or in the Art Department.
Gold Medal for German, presented by Right Rev.
Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne
Gold Medal for Domestic Economy. presented by
Right Rev. Bishop Gilmour Cleveland, Ohio,
Gold Medal for French. presented by Very Rev e.
So1in Superior General Of the Order of the Holy Cross
Gold Medal for Painting and Drawing, pre- sented by
DIR. Toner, Washington, D. c.
Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine, present ted by
Mrs NJ. NJ. Phelan, an caster Ohio.
Number of Teachers engaged in the Preparatory
Acade mical and Classica! Depart ments. II; Modern
Languages. 6 Drawing and Painting 5 Instrumental
Musio, 10; Vocal Music .; Dress. making plain and
far sy Needlework, Z.
Simplicity of dret enforced by Iu'e
For Catalogues, address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. Mary's Academy Notre Dame Postofiics,
au42m st Joseph's County, Indiara.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24
November 90.
ST. sATURN1NUs, MARTYR.

Saturninus went from Rome, by direction
of Pope Fabian, about the year 245, to
preach the faith in Gaul, where st. Tro-
phimus, the first bishop of Aries, had
already gathered a plentiful harvest He
fixed his episcopal see at Toulouse, and
thus became tie first Christian bishop of
that city. There were but few Christians
in the place. However, their number grew
fast after the coming of the Saint; and his
power was felt by the spirits of evil,
who received the worship of the heather.
The oracles sought at their shrine were no
longer given, The false priests confessed
that Saturninus had put them under a
spell and bis power was felt the more
because he had to Pass daily through the
Capitol, the high place. of the heather
worship, on the way to his own church.
One day great multitude was gathered by
an altar, where q bull stood ready for tho
sacrifice. A man in the crowd pointed
out Saturninus, who was passing by, &C
companied by priest and two deacons.
The people fell upon him, and would have
forced him to idolatry !; but the holy
bishop answered 81 know but one God,
and to Him 1 will offer the sacrifce OF
praise. How can 1 fear gods who, as you
fastened to the bull, which was driven
down the Capitol The brains of the Saint
were scattered on the steps. His nangled
body was taken up and buried by two
devout women.
The acts of his martyrdom witness to
the confidence of the Christians in the in
te rcession of Saturnipue. For eome time,
they tell us, his body lay honored by God
alone. The next bishop, fearing to move
the holy relics, built an humble chapel
over his grave, and a multitude of Chris
tians were buried hard by, desiring to rest
by his holy body. In better times the
Bishop Exuperius completed costly
church for the reception of the relics; but
he felt unworthy to attempt the translation
till encouraged to do 50 by vision. "And
they" so the acts conclude, "who ask his
intercession will feel the power of his
patronage"
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followed were go terrible that he had to
close the shrine again and leave the holy
relics as they were.
November %.
ST. HEDwIGE, WIDOW.

ST. HEDwIGE, WIDOW.
st. Hedwige, the wife of Henry, Duke
of Silesia, and the mother of his six chill
dren, led an humble, austere and most
holy life amidst all the pomp of royal state.
From her girlhood she wore no jewels nor
rich DIRE sses, and when she married, her
palace was ruled with the exactness of a
cloister. Devotion to the Blessed Sacra
ment was the keynote of her life. Her
valued privilege was to supply the bread
and wine for the Sacred Mysteries, and
she would attend each morning as many
masses as were celebrated. Summer and
winter che walk ed barefOoted to the church
leaving the ground stained with her
wounds, and then, kneelipg without sup
port, or prostrate on the pavement, spent
whole hours in prayer. In obedience to
her confessor che once wore shoes for a
year at the end Of that time she showed
them to him as fresh and unsoiled as when
she had received them. And he, convinced
by this miracle of her holiness, permitted
her to resume her penance. In honor of
Christ aud His Apostles, che kept always
by her thirteen poor persons suffering
from incurable diseases. For the last
thirty years of her married life she and
her husband lived 10 holy chastity, and
after his death she retired to the Cistercan
convent of Trebnitz There che lived
under obedience to her daughter Gertrude.
growing day by day in holiness, till God
called her to himself, A. l242.
st. Hedwige's devotion to the Holy Mass
communicated itself to her children. When
her eldest and best beloved son, Duke
Henry, surnamed ''the Pious," advanced
against horde of Tartars, who were de-
vastatipg Silesia, his first action on the
morning of the battle was to have Mass
celebrated, at which be aud every man in
his army received Holy Communion. After
exhibiting the moet signal valor, Henry
was slain and when st. Hedwige heard
the news, she thanked God for having by
such a death admitted him to His king gdom
of glory.
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