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aernIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
Winter Regulations at Our Churches.

NHW ORLRANs. SUNDAY, FRBRUARY no, 1rs
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Mrs. THERESA CANNON BUCKLEY in pnsna,od
70 give Singing, Piano and Organ Lessons either a.
her residence ls5 Prieur street. between st. Philip
and UrSuline, or in schools She has aso organized
Singing Class on Mondays and Thursdays. from to $
p NJ, which affords special advantages to pupils.
dee 81 tf
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OBITUARY.

vsols DlsDmTHos. HOS j. DoUGHERTY, aged twenty hy.
An inc very prime of manhood he was taken from
eHf'h. AN sheotionate son, his death was 8 severe
70 nis aged parents In whose grief many friends
VIII join HIS genial nature and noble heart mada b
many friends, who will hold his memory sacred
grant he has met his reward in another and better
land where the trials and Of this world
come.
Cold, oold. thou art sleeping
Beneath life's troubled wave
While many friends are weeping
Ger thy sad and silent grave
Soon hope wen meet again,
Where partings are no more;
Tben we'll form again the chain
That will link us as before
t. NJ W.
Feto Orleans February g. 1878.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI
NENCE AsSoCLATIoN.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING at $50 O'Clock, in the Morning Star Hall
III6 Poydras street. corner Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
THOS. G. RAPIER President.
D. H. BUCKLEY, Secretary. 1t
ST. THEREsAs CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING,
February TO- at u o'clock, in St Theresas Hail. Erato
street. between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend
a. r. GIFFNEY, President.
J. j. o'CoNEoR, Secretary.
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A Hagnifoent Silver Trumpet will be presen ted {,
the Fire Company receiving the highest mum ber O
votes. REMEMBRR THE ORPHANS. feIO3t
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From among hundreds of testimonials as to
10 the excellence of JurgielewieEs Anti Rheumatic
Fixture (which is advertised another page) we
eslect the following:
MT HoUMAs, Maph 18th, 1875.
NJ. L Jurgielewicz, Esq.,
/ Dear Sir-PleRse send me, through Mossrs. & O.
Palmer Co.. three bottles Of Anti 4ir.
tTe. My case being chronic, DO not sxpeet being
8ured bat it relieves promptly the seTNrO PAins 30
which am subject. and find it the beg have ever
used. Respectfully yours E-,o-,
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-ErC.

piano TUNING, $50 MAGAZINE. coon
WORK. FFioe u 90 y. LEECH, Party PianiSs
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The PicGyune's tribute to Plus TX, published
he morning after his death, is admirable.
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

Or. j. a. MALONEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
near Magazine Market respectfully informs his
ana the public in general that performing
to his profession In the most
without extracting the roots on new plan Old sets
Gt seStn remodeled and perfect adaptation secured
Leetn extracted without pain by the use of gas or
ohloroform. Charges within the reach of all
jR20 7S lV5n
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"A CARD
SCHOOL SHOES
FOR MISSES AND BOYS.

Where find good School Shoes at reasonable
prices for children Where nd chill
dren to have their taken for good School Shoes
reasonable prices Ali invited TO call at No IS
Camp street. to examine tho patent school Shoes The
letters patent parsed to the undersigned the
Jth Of December Is77 and although having the exclu
sive right to manufacture these improved sboes the
prices will be higher than the Northern shoes
have been selling SIS send your children their
measures taken for these excellent calEskn School
Shoes with strong. stout soles and fat broad heels
This ia the first effort made in this city establish
factory for School Shoes and it shall succeed.
On hand, constantly, large stock in the BOOT and
SHOE line, at most reasonable prices.
THOS. DOWLING,
Camp Street. 10
fe3 3m5p
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A man can profess more religion in fifty
minutes than he can practice by working hard
for fifty years.
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MISCELLANY.
an Old MANS MELANCHOLY.

We were impressed not long since with a
brief experience of good old man who was
slightly intoxicated for one night only, as re-
ashamed he said, .' and half gone with hor-
ror in anticipation of what my wife Sarah
would say about it. took off my shoes and
hung them on the gate post in the excess of
my caution and timidity. got into the
house with marvellous dexterity, and into the
bedroom without making the slightest noise
Sarah always slept in front. The foot-board
was unusually high, and was never much of
a gymnast, but my success thus far had i'm
pressed me SO that / felt equal to almost any
thing
His sadness was such that his hearers were
sad too, and one young person was SO much
agitated at his long pause and his deep signs
that he burst forth, !" see how it is you
probably fell and broke your neck"
"No, my young friend" replied the odd
man, cit wasn't that. | climbed that foot.
board slowly, painfully, and with the utmost
caution and secrecy. You have heard, per-
haps, how excessively large and threatening
every noise is in the stiffness of a dark night
particularly when you are trying to keep still
yourself and occasionally straining your ears
soinc sound that 10 sso,erths leSs
pected and pretty sure to come. That was
what allied me. My heart beat like drum,
and the clock beat like drum, and the clock
in the room licked as if it would have liked
to arouse the entire neighborhood. l got
safely down into that bed and under the
clothes. l laughed to myself till the bed
shook. My fear had given place to an unnat
ural hilarity. grinned and chuckled and was
exceedingly absurd. can never think of that
time without shuddering and wishing that
somebody would hang me sponge wherewith
to wipe it out. 1t struck me suddenly that
Sarah was unnaturally still. put my hand
over to her side of the bed, and, merciful
heavens -
''Was she dead ?" inquired.the young per-
son, his jaw falling and his eyes standing out
with intense anxiety.
No, young fellow" replied the good old
man, "she was not there. She had gone to a
neighbours to pass the night, and, insufferable
idiot that was, had forgotten all about it,"
He bowed his head in his trembling hands,
and the tears tiickled through his fingers, and
ran down his long gray beard.
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~ ~ week in your town. So Outfit free No
&AEN risk Reader if you want business at which
OJVyJpersons of either can make great nav ali
Y the time they work. write for particulars TO
Feb. 27-1y. -''
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F0oD FOR THOUGHT.

To all men, and at all times, the best friend
is virtue and the best companions are higl
endeavors and honorable sentiments.
Ignorance and deceit are two of the wors
qualities to combat. 1t is vastly easier to dis
pute with statesman than with blockhead
If it be important to know whether mar
will cheat you If he can, sound him as to his
willingness to help you to cheat somebody
else.
A dead man can drift down stream, but il
takes live man to pull up. That is the time
that tries mans soul-when the tide is against
him.
A man who covers himself with costly ap
parel and negects his mind, is like one who
Eliminates the outside of his house and sits
within in the dark.
The main token of a strong character is
not to make known every change and phase
in thought and feeling, but to give the world
the finished results.
The friendship of the good is like river,
insignificant in the beginning, strong in the
middle, widening at each step when once on
its way it turns not back.
as anxious to please in your own home, as you
are in the company of your neighbors, you
would have the happiest home in the world
Blessings that fill us with ecstasy, lift us
up. for the time being, to the very verge of
heaven but it is unobtrusiye patience
that keeps the ever recurring trials of
life from fretting our spirits, robbing us of
peace and filling our lives with discomfort and
unhappiness
Study to wean thy heart from the love of
visible things, ana to take thee to things un-
seen for they that follow the pleasure of
their senses sully conscience and lose the
grace of God.
A sunny, cheerful view of life, resting ON
truth and fact, co-existing with practical as
pirations ever to make things, men and self
better than what they are--this is the true,
healthful poetry of existence.
War brings out the devil in man, wakes up
the hellish legion within his fallen nature, and
binds his better faculties hand and foot Its
natural tendency is to hurl nations back into
bar5arism, and retard the growth of every
thing good and holy. When undertaken from
dire necessity, as the last resource of an
oppressed people, it may become heroic, and
its after-results may compensate for its i'm
"eoiaSe esIIs OUT war wantonry undertaken
for self-interest, ambition or wounded pride,
is evil, only evil and that continually.
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Great Britain is the most prolific country in
the world in writers of standard fiction.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-26

The man who studies to be revenged only
manages to keep his own wounds green.
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ID RIGGS Catarrh Eradeaor viii Catarrh, 1t
ID arises from disorganized condition of the stomach
Initiated secretion of the glandular system, and impure
ty of the blood 1t is constitutional as well local
diseased. The symptoms are partial or complete OBJ
BILE feeling in the head coggng up of the throat in the
night with thick obnoxious matter, having when
PEELED scabby appearance occasionally streaked With
blood Briggs Catarrh Efadcator is sent by mail
press receipt Of price. quarts
for Warranted cheapest and most efectual. Ad-
shamalia Moore's Drug Store, Lambertville, Nj.
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Virtue requires no other recompense than
the tribute of selfapprobation and respect.
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Politeness is money, which enriches not him
who receives it, but him who dispenses it.
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LAMBERTVILLE RECORD

By an entered into with the Toledo Blade
Co.. of Toledo, o.. we enabled to make
the following unryaled offer of
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: Many people find their only happiness in
forcing themselves to be unhappy.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons are forbid entering the house of the
;lA Fleet Wing Hook aud Ladder Company and ring
ing the bell or running out the apparatus unless al-
horzed TO do so by actual member OF the company
Persons so offending will be held responsible, and BE
dealt with according to law The time of all eontribut
ing members having expired those wishing to renew
their membership make application at any regular
meeting Ss"
G, II. w. VAN SEWER
o..... President Board of Directors
May 18th. 1878.
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TT COMPRISES
VICK'S
Illustrated Priced Catalogue.

Seventy-fve pages-300 Illustrations, with Descrp-
tons thousands of the best Flowers and Vegetables
in the world and the acdy grop Mem-all for Two
CENT postage stamp. Printed in German and English.
vicks Flower and Vegetable Garden, 80 cents in
paper covers In elegant cloth covers, $780,
Vicks Illustrated Monthly Magazine-32 pages, fine
Illustrations, and Colored Plate in every number.
Price 81 % year; Five copies for $500.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Jan. 10th, 1873.
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How did you come to know her?" asked
a mother of her little girl as she saw her bid
ding goodbye to poorly dressed child at the
church door. "Why you see, mamma she
came to our Sunday school alone, and l made
place for her on my seat, and smiled and
she smiled, and then we were acquainted,
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1t is not difficult to do good, for the means
are constantly clustering about every mans
lips and hands.
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There is purple half to the grape, a mel.
low half to the peach, sunny half to the
globe, and better half to the man that is SO
fortunate as to have good wife.
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ER business you can engage in. s. to $50
Xxx "A g 81 per day made by any worker Of ei h
II 2SS u er sex right in their localities.
Particulars and samples worth 50 Free
Improve your spare time at this business. Address
Stinson & Co.. Portland, Maine
Feb. 27.-1y.
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% 7 can make money faster at work for us than nj
81 anything else Capital not required we will
~ start YOU Sl2 per day at home made by the in
dustrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere o work for us Now Is The time SostIv
ontht and terms free. Address True & Co. Aueusta.
Maine. Feb. 97.-iy.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-06-13
The Benefit of Laughing.

DIR. Greene, in his "Problem of
HEALTH" says there is not the remotest
corner or inlet of the minute blood yes
sells of the human body that does not
feel some wavelet from the convulsion
occasioned by good hearty laughter.
The life principle, or the inward man,
is shaken to its innermost depths, send
ing new tides Of life and strength to the
surface, thus materially tending to IN
sure good health to the persons who
moderately indulge therein. The blood
moves more rapidly and conveys a diff
ferent impression to all the organs of
the body as it visits them on that par
ticular mystic journey when the man is
laughing, from what it does at other
times. Por this reason every good
hearty laugh in which person INDUCES
tends to lengthen his life, conveying, as
it does, new and distinct stimulus to the
vital forces. Doubtless the time will
come when physicians, conceding more
Importance than they do now TO the in
fiuence of the mind upon the vital
forces of the body, will make their pre-
scriptions more with reference to the
condition of the mind, and less to drugs
for the body; and in so doing viii find
the best and most effective methods of
producing the required effect upon the
patient.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Persenal and Literary.


PROT H.R. Palmer returned to New
York, May q. from his European tour.
The Rev. DR.. McAnally, editor of
the st. Louis Christian Advocate, an
nounces that he is about to write the
history of the. Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
DIR. George Engleman, of st. Louis,
has recently been elected Foreign Mem
Der of the Linnaan Society of London,
as an acknowledgment of his original
researches in Botany.
"A speculative San Francisco theat-
rical manager has engaged Henry Ward
Beeeher TO give 10 lectures on the Pa
cifc coast for SIC, 600 and an allowance
for expenses.
. The commission for the arrange
ment of the text of Luther's writings has
been convened ut Coburg and consists of
Prof. Camphausen from Bonn, Deacon
Kuhn from Dresden, and Prof. Berthean
from Gottingen.
Lord Derby of England once wrote
book without placing any punctuation
points between the sentences and at
their ends, but in an appendix to the
book placed a number of marks, to be
used when and where and how the read
er would see fit, .E-5f,f
MIR. Fronde, the historian, recently
addressed to Or. Newman a letter, in
which he says that .sthe principle of
,gravitation is only looked upon now as
an hypothesis by all careful minds, "
and, further, that it would be far better
if all mankind could agree s'to hold their
opinions as mere hypotheses." L
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jergessen, of
Vinita, Indian Territory, probably have
more children than any other couple in
this country, if not in the world. They
are each about 80 years old, and have
been married so. years. They are the
happy parents of a family consisting OF
20 boys and Is girls, or SO in all. They
have had three sets of quadruplets, five
of triplets, and any number of twins.
in England no one thinks of buy
ing a new novel. The circulating
libraries take a thousand or two copies
at a high price, and the publisher and
auther>make more out of it than they
would from an increased edition allow
or figures. If work is popular sue
cess it win gradually come down in
price until eventually cheap editions
are published, but this does not take
place until it has been read by every
body who wants to read it in the Ii
braries, and until it has been thorough
ly reviewed in all the leading newspa-
pers and periodicals. .ii. -a
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Irish COuntry-H

No one can go into society as repre-
scented in the country-hOuses of Ireland,
says London paper, without being
struck by the singular absence of We
neer which he will find there. We do
not mean those country-houses inhabit-
ed by people who spend their season
regularly in London, and who differ in
no way from the magnates with their
houses in Yorkshire or Sussex, but the
bona fcie Irish country-houses whose
owners look upon Dublin as their me-
tropolis and great shipping town, and
consider an occasional month in Lon
don as an event to be classed with the
ramble in Switzerland or the tour in
Italy. The visitor to one of these
houses will find no sham-there is 80 no
deception" His arrival will cause no
furry; he will not be kept waiting in
the drawing room while the lady of the
house and the girls put finishing touch
es to their beauty. 1t is ten to one that
before he has succeeded in evoking a
sound from the bell-probably
broken-one of the young ladies will
herself open the door, and with well
come beaming from her honest Irish
gray eyes, at once insist on his feeling
himself at home. There will be no false
pride, no attempt to hide defects, or to
make up by brag for poverty. Rather
will fun be extracted from the very de-
ficiencies, and the stranger will at once
see that here there is no danger of put
ting his hosts to confusion by demand
ing what is not 10 be had. II there is
but one man servant, the host will not
complain of the illness or temporary alb
sence of a mythical footman; if the one
man servant is tipsy "a not uncommon
occurrence in the land of John jamie
sony, the hostess will not be the least
ashamed of being detected assisting the
maid to lay the cloth and arrange the
dinner-table.
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Odds and Ends.

.--Sunday-nlght gatherings OF two are
usually mentioned as dark seances now.
-Grdphtc. .ilil -ii'a
A seOlding woman can be utilized
in carpenter work. Edison attaches
his phonograph, by cogs, to a gimlet,
and by talking into the machine, the
perforater puts hole through a board
as quick as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.Tcble.
-''Why don't you say please when
you ask for any thing?" said young
lady, to a,little girl of five summers. 81
don't like to be always putting Jumps in
when 1 talk replied the little girl
Derby Transcript. .i A'
An insane elarionet player has just
been arrested in New York. The fact
that clarionets sometimes make the
player crazy as well as the hearers will
be sweetIcrumb of revenge to many
suffering soul Noraoich rBull'tin. IN
iH Here is, an extract from a little
boys first composition: Wen cats
is swearin' and a blasfemin' and a
tryin' the cages of their steam oilers in
the back yard at mite it makes teller
ollie Trade, If he isn't sleepin' with his
big brother p Ntgiujr Z Neu. J Enter
Prise. 1907 lxeI s.iao-l "a. n
b An English prima donna, says an
exchange, made a French audience
laugh while rendering the somewhat
spasmodic portion-cf the famous song,
% Robert, tot quej 'aime," commencing
with the words, 'sTu vols mon effroi!"
Thou beholdestmy rightly She sang
it, IS Tu., vols mon nez froid'' (You see
my cold nose Boston Globe.
There was little fellow who knew
Mother Goose better than he knew his
Bible. One Sunday he was asked in bis
class, "Who were thrown into the fiery
furnacep" That was too much for him.
The question was passed.; the answer
came promptly, Shadrach, Meshach
and Abednego" This was mortifca-
ton to the little fellow; and when the
next question came, g Who put him
in?'' he answered, with jump, |" Lit
tie Johnny Green!"ISsnday School
Times. III s@vetl Il = a}a
We hate to have a1awyer die. Not
that we think any more of lawyers than
we do of any other class of people, but
we know there has got to be 50 meet
ing of the BARI and resolutions are GO
ing to be drawn up (they ought to be
drawn up, clear out of sight, and left
there), and speeches made eulogizing
the deceased, principally by rival attor-
neys who hated him like sin when he
was alive, and who were never known
to say any thing good of him until he |
was laid away under the sod. Then |
these resolutions and speeches must be
printed in all the daily papers, and the
community discovers, when too late,
what a jewel they have had among them.
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
80 tell you how it is with me, Mrs. |
Blodget,' said the dressy neighbor.
'' When | 20 to church and get stirred
up and agitated over what a desperate
wicked set we are, feel yexed and put !
out to think what shame it was that |
Eve didn't mind her own business and
not bring such heaps of trouble upon
Us but when / put on a new dress that
fits me so nice | can't find particle of |
fault with it, and hat that makes every
woman meet feel as though she hadn't
a friend in the world, then ! will own |
up that I do feel downright glad she
was fond of fruit, and I can't help it,
-BreGkfast Table.
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submitted a resolution, which was adopted,
that Mr.. Matthews be subpnnaed in due form
70 appear before the Committee. Adjourned
till Monday.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The only point
Of interest in to-das,s Investigation was the
production by Gen. 13utler of a long telegram,
dated Washington, Feb. "a 1871, addressed to
Lieut.. Gov. Young and Alfred ID. Lee. Column
bus. o., in care for Gov. Hayes, and signed
Boulds Baker, Secretary. The telegram sets
forth that at a conference of South
ern Republicans, Southern Dnionists and
Southern Wings, in view of the new era ex-
pected by the Inauguration of Governor
Hayes, and in order TO non sectionalize
Southern politics, etc., it was thought ad-
visable to recommend a suitable selection of
Cabinet councillors from the South and South
west. The names of the following gentle
men are therefore suggested: Senator
Pool, of North Carolina; Hon. John
Hancock, of Texas; Col. r. T. Van Horn, of
Missouri; Gen Joseph F. Johnston, of Vir-
gfnia; Senator Key, of Tennessee. The tele-
gram having been properly identified, Mr..
Cox suggested That il had no connection with
the stbject matter of the investigation. Gen.
Butler replied that it was his intention TO
show that Mr.. Key, one of the men suggested,
first acts of his Administration waste appoint
Mr.. Boulds Baker to the best Office In his gift.
A witness was subsequently introduced from
the Post office Department, who testified that
BOulds Baker was appointed a Special Agent
OF the Department in the spring of 1871, and
went out of office about the LIST of August fol-
lowing.