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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

II there II anything In tho 'survi-
vAl " the Attest DR.. Bulls lBaiti.
more Pulls inust hc counted In. they
have lived long nnd do better work
than ever.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
TO CONSUm PTlVES

ths A,Iysriisvf having h.eu permanently.
4. .i,,, wv, ,,.n.i, M""' y,
known III III. fyiloN ,sutrr.rs Inv ulsa,p ~
uUts, W MI WIN desire Ii ~ Will Mklta
ept,y II thu tfticrrih,U nsud tffss "
uhutYr, ~lib thu directions fur preparing
Hnt u.lng lt.s sumo ~hlsl, illry Will nv I
sIHk stAt fpr tDkai HrIluh, AsItiAA,
liHvsuitfis, ~
Parted Wishing the Prescription, Will
tipa#s s1dtpss. r. A. HiLFbN, hi 'Pfnn
~, Williamsburg, n \, iUyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
Nabetcr q lers1cs's,o.

10 Melissa Payne, N. 4, Watson, Jacob prank
ntal tnfntilA Kingsley. N. 81 aulsn and i. tfay
~ uihrr UNKNOWN oNhats ~ lie following IN.
~fith'd lnlltisi
You WIN pleitss TAKE notice thai NJ iitr JMs
sale hsld III ItvM'u. In the rtunty III jluu ard. ii
tlir AlMlcuf lUteM, IN thu MI dNt III November
Inn IN. fsAlnwtfk d.s~'fiirN rval property. w
TT 10 ~ section III ~ Twp In. liIIs ~ rang. n
tirinx vt Arfs'Nt. Airn Il NJ nv III law i Ut HM 4,
VI section ~ N twp W. nurth NJ tsn9r IL. An
west ~ htt y. mi wa4 zach st,ld u n. L. tsIat.
hart AMI the certificate VI sule assigned IN TN
WIN rxIlru niNl dsrd fpr slI land III D,lttl M.
WV TetlriuptOn fr0ln xiict AAie W. made Ntthii
ultrty uHyA trim tl.e ruinIpetei pFrvirt herpUf.
rated kept. Nth, 1917.
t1tJ n. W. HAtgotk,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

"l'lin cxaet cost III day board Ut
tho Dining HILL III the DEBORAH
lnstltutc for TIM first two weeks wins
el.2l per week. Thu students III the
nnsinsss College (which opens Nov.
ODD will ont nj this ilall."
There Ii no better school than this
Deborah Institute and W. nre glnd
81 the determination % the principal
70 place Il IN the reach Of al.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

l.. N. tnnlmrna. has le.um~ pro-
rstrsur IA Nsoh.. hnirl, In lane
springs. And IN giving II ~" shatns''
ses "A ,le.rtvss ~ n rnl.lir hnnsss
equal In nii respects III IL tWst DAYS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

N1nfs slnak hm. fs-MrssA his
.ss.sA "a gsisassars infH shs hsilaahas
hrrssfass es4nllph II, " y t~~~ssa.
thru ,l.n,ss naash "A ihe i'a*' nsHse.
~hnsv ~ desires II rssst VT Fsfenhs
anil isHsnans.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

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To- AilsssM Ill vvssttaIls INVITED,
uaNAtn n.a.,tnv p.rrs sabbath Mt tnsn n.
III e,.m,e. ssnssA h,hwlnx tlfr psvnshshk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
ONLY THREE CENTS for y

ONLY THREE CENTS for postage
with your address, Will bring yoM 4
double number NJ the excellent old
american 1grteHltnrtsf, full of goo
things. Send for II. NJ per Adver.
ttnefnent
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

pcevlsh children have worms.
DIR. Jnque's German Worm Cake.
Will destroy the worms md make the
children happy. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

For Il Pamphlet on Electric
Treatment, OF chronic tlIscMses With
Electricity, which will b. rcnt free,
address tho McIntosh Electric Dclt
md Battery Co, Iva Il lO4 Jackson
It,. Chicago. I'll. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

Thousands Ut dollars nrc saved a.
cry year by progressive farmers " ho
MAO Uncle Sans Condition Powder
IN feeding their stock. II restores
thu alex. Md. 10 thc usefulness, In.
crc.ses tho beauty. and promotes tho
growth. Sold by All Druggists. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
TIM WORLDS OALM .
.lSlIllnI44s !

| will matt ptea iIe fnf.pr FIR simple
AtuttAHtr liALM thu vii faueyn Tim,
filktkLEh, ptNII,Es and MATCHES
lrntifly III sk,ii ssft, clear nnd beautiful.
aleD Instructions ~ producing lnautiant
zreHih " hair 80 i LHi.l Irad " slnuDlb
taa address, Enclosing H., sta,1p, UkN.
tAAUIt.t n IT,, ~ Anussit ny titl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

/ l,,e matter u TIE Estate IT Kim pouers. ii.

IL te 'i.atser " The Estate IT E'lHs i'oufrs. IT,
stllstflt
IT. NIL Wllun " t,l1s ts,herrnf
NUtlFr 4 huINDj sitrn Ilai at ite Iiest isriu III
Tn flfrui. tusIr. ~ lIgHAfd rs,ii,siy. Iowa. tan.
infHis INT. Ath, tN.p, The Undersigned viii ttt
witt IN Nlth uulTt isis accounts III EArrtItut III
n,ii l.stAIr. aud AN fnr iiHl ~ateIsrnt llipfs
q Anu ls3lAtlH fvfill further IlatHt III iiiia
ata Husirt hii govern tlNrilinttvs accordingly.
Ifs~tu, Attt. tMh, js5u
tit JOHN tUWkIsH. Executor
VI tnc iate VIII u Eilas rUwsfs. deeeAsrj.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

When You are oppressed with dc.
spOnslAnt thought. don't worry your
associates with gloomy grmmbllngs,
but nEc Eilcu's Daylight Liver PILLS.
They stimulate the liver Into heal.
tiny action, tome the stomach md
bring happiness. Sold BY Drugglsts. "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

Uncle Sans Harn0ss OH put on
to your harness. viii make tho lenth.
" look NEW. aud keep II soft and
pllAbia. Give II q trial. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

For every arhc, pain mud brmisc on
man or boast Uncle SANS Nerve md
Don. Imminent IN tho Balm. Aold
by nll Druggists. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

n y sts* - sfs4 - - = sNs "
f#ssAVteA $50 Ats pNH shR tAt~A4AH
ssasss ess - - III - -
ss@ RNk@M N8 k8M FsR
- u 49, ssss " Is i 81 t4s saf
fMsAfsN IA tfN tHss tANs 49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

snaaa AahA. hHs trsWHseA h,s
~nassa sAae insn nv asuiaesltv ~A'h
la~sil Al SIR fnsanns~ M fhs
ss~t "a shfaHrh III. ialns smith shot
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

Mother when your dear Indy suf.
fcrs from tccthinR. mar Dr. Winchcll's
TncthinR Syrup. II Hoothcs thu pain.
regulates tho bowels, quickly cures
collie. brings natural sleep. and " 30
cl,nrmtn. IN AL its effects. TINT " 20 IL
nae 4 once yun will urc II always.
Sold ~ MI Druggists III only 20
cnt1 u bottle. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
LINlM ENTS

have relieved more beAerlAAsn Urip.
ple4 hea1eA MORE fktahelal veunds,
and saved more valuable AnlnAls thaa
III ether linlnsats. slatmsnss. ola. sxlvaese.
plasssss and to'eAlisd pain klilsrs" and
akin ssssa" esmblnsa.
pAysislAns and Veterinary Surgeons a..
dosps The Oentaar IAnlments, mll1lens
" men, wonsn and children In aii sova,siss
nso tAe0, and llosssksspsrs. rasmsss.
riaalses. Traveller. Livssymsn. Teamsasss
Aad Fsosh.sSowsss. Ass their patrons. They
are slean, they ere hAnAy, they are shsAp,
pa1n. " swslllnG which they viii not alis.
vlsle. ssbAss. " suss. Bold thrssshest
TINE NATHALIE GLOBE
fos 10 90. sad ol.OO hottie. TRIAL
bottles, . ets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
IrON CHOICE STATIONERY call
Il ~ ]. u. Roots music store.

MICE SNOWFLAKE CARDS inst
IN received ut this Office. Orders
filled promptly and II little nicer than
Any where else In thIs county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

40 you want any kind VI n,nron
u work emil nn lnr. All work
dnnr IN u workmanship manner. !
will not be- nnderbid. even by bOirhs4.
:lutf n. Is. WHEELER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

II the fool !. X nowm by hls folly
what ~ hr who tribes With d cold
\ cough u natures warning of prrll.
prophetic W disease rpn.,,mni i'm
and death. yet how mn ny ncpl..t 10
~ Actlcnlly recognize this plain truth
I'LL ID cir health Il Impaired mud
strcrRt wasted. Have you y col,l .
Efforts Extract III Tar ard wild
Cherry j. invaluable ~ nAfc and r. !.
lab y remedy for coughs, colds,
= ro,ip, rAtnrrh md consumption md
II YOU nrr wisr yom Will ut one. try
II, Sold ash warranted BY Drug.
gists. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
W.\N'l'l;l),.. ~

tlusines tsrse,aas, ..esis I'll 49, lin
w ras saisft ill., iEt#f#l smtnHsBsFg ii ust
s.iss Ifnsu siuN II est, maHsh esh W.
laais hs 1--we naen htfa hanss ~ NIX
ne suanry slAfe. 4 Meh,AN NH
A TO iastfsFk -. THE trs lvst
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

- fAbg asmAsssA ~ tasAsANtts
wkaA ss+s fneA AstNA#HN W
@agl r.4tAs4A Il sssfi ss8eas - sssssa ~
w. ufsas#sY lsas tsls A. ~tsA II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
s.,es,nsss sssNcs.TOMS.
Local. NOTICES.


Il WILL LOAN MONEY
o. land tecvrIly On llhersl Terms.
pcraons desiring 10 borrow money
viii .lp we'll a. consult me, IN rhnll
make II To their advantage.
II. &. MCCARTHY,
4S,f ctescu Iowa.
yIvANTEn EIGHTY TnutS.
w AND HOOP POLES. a, thu
Cooper .Sl,oJ, In crcSru. luwn. Tar.
Ties having hoop poles to sell. Will
,io we'll To Gull ix,lnrdtHicly.
AIT. Il. j. McCrLiuw.
HOUSE nrl LOT to scll or trnhc
III. for a farm. Enquire ~
4hti e. Y. JACOBS.
YlSHE MASON FRUIT JARS. 1T
3Atl Prices Drug Store.
Ion 4 FINE ORGAN call on J. u.
u llont. Il
10 To j. d. ROOTS for Il first.
NclaS$ SEWING MACHINE. n
HNHE HONEST BAKING POM
i DEl. III ~ b. huI nj
aktf Prices Drug Store.
1,,IsEsH BAKED BREAD from
! GnASDAii.'S Bakery, always on
aul. "A WEAyrk's.
II urs FOR SALE In i,nliwin'r nj.
Iltipl, crceeo, Iowa. Apply 10
fsst USahEn Itnoa.
lyOK tiDOD WARM BREAD ne
II Church 4 Co.'s Pure Soda. The
hest Ia the world. Sold by
:i.ltY &. WEAVER.
IlO you want any kind " nanron
IL work emil TN me- All work
done In workmanship manner. |
will not be- nn,l.rbid. even by tOichs4
Juif n. is. W HELLER.
,on SALE'
ONE SPAN or LARGE HORSES
Weight, 1duM il,s. Also wagon and
harness. FRED. MILLER,
3iH Creseo, Town.
IrON CHOICE STATIONERY call
IL ~ J. ID. Roots music store.
MICE SNOWFLAKE CARDS Just
IN received ut this office. Orders
tlllrd promptly and II littln nicer tllAn
my whore else la thIa county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

lyOK auOD WARM BREAD ne
II Church X Co.'s Pure Soda. TIL
hest Ia the world. Sold by
.t.ltY &, WEAVER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

ONE SPAN or LARGE HORSES
Weight, 2dtM il,s. Also wagon and
harness. FRED. MILLER,
AIT Creseo, lnMA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-10
Arguments Better Thar, Blows.

Brother Gardner before the Limekiln
Club: a.
"Gem'len, find dat de older grows
de mo- l find out dat l didn't know
muffin in my younger days. Oar was a
time when, if any Niger in ole Vir-
giney had called me liar should hev
lit down upon him like catamOunt on
a hOss-fiy, no matter whedder did lie
or tell de truf. Up on de Far grounds
de Odder day l was called liar by q
white man. l simply riz up one eye
brow at him an axed him to prove it for
money, an de vilyun skunk away like q
dawg. If a man calls you q liar you kin
knock him down all you want to, but his
Opinyun remains de same. If you AK
him to prove it, an argy de matter wild
him, he will see his mistake an apOli-
gize. tell We, if war a Baptist an
Samuel Shin war Methodist, do you
'spect l could win him Ober to my side
by abusin' his belief an knOckin' him
down wild a grindstun? De world am
too ready to strike out from de shoulder
kase hard word comes, an too quick
to sOt down on de man who can't be
lifted up by de collar an his opinyuns
shaken outer his pockets. Arguments,
my frens, am a heap better dan cuss-
words; Opinyuns am way ahead of blows,
an mindin' your own bizness an keep
in your head shut am de brightest
clinker in de coal stove.-Detr0I Free
Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-10


On August Mr.. Fawcett, the blind
Member Of Parliament, protested, in
view of the sorry financial plight of In
dia, against any increase in the allow
ance-$2OO, 600 to $25O,OO0 year
made to the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh.
This Prince is the descendant of Tppoo
Saib, and was brought over to England
to be educated, chiefly to get him away
from a "Babes in the Wood Z" kind Of
uncle. He was bred a Christian, took
very kindly to British soil, and has al
ways been recognized by the Queen as
loyal, and treated with great considers
ton. Preferring England to India, he
bought from the Earl of Abemarle
Elvedon Hall, Norfolk, a splendid sport
ing estate, which he has devoted to game
preserves on a scale never before at
tempted. In this pursuit he has ex-
ceeded even the limits of his SPLENDID
allowance, and now asks for more,
which, in the terribly depressed condi-
ton of India, he is not very likely get.
His jewels are said to be worth some
81, OOO, 900, so that if the worst comes to
the worst, he can struggle on by their
sale. The Maharajah is an amiable man
of 40, and bears an excellent character.
He is married and has children.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-10
A Southern Girl Makes Q New De.
parture.

A letter to the Petersburg (Va.) Ap-
peal says: l think our Southern girls are
too often undeservedly taken to task for
their Incidence and want of ingenuity in
devising means of securing livelihood,
when the old folks are no longer able to
assist them and husband does not
come forward to rescue the unhappy
girl from old maidenhOOd. have Just
heard of an exception to this rule, at any
rate. The spunky girl in question is
from one of the upper counties of this
State. At an early age she was left a
penniless orphan. She managed, how
ever, by dint of economy and the assist
ance, probably, of some of her distant
relatives, to obtain an education-hOping,
when she had completed her studies, to
secure a school and earn her bread in
that way. But, like many another, when
her school days were ended this young
girl found that the avOcatiOn she had
marked out for herself was also the
choice of thousands of others who, like
herself, were striving to win their bread
in that way. After vainly endeavoring
for several months to obtain school,
the young lady gave up the idea in dis
gust and determined to find other en-
plOyment. Her attention was next
turned to that precariOus and often ar
duOus life of saleswOman. But being
without experience she again found it
difficult, in fact impossible, to secure
a position. 1t was then that some
trifiing occurrence decided her to
adopt her present, it may be
considered unwOmanly, trade-which is
that of shoemaker. The girl came
here, sought and found house where
she was taught the trade. She served
an apprenticeship of four years, and it
is said can now turn out as good a shoe
as any man in the business who has not
had more experience. She now has a
means of earning a living without being
dependent upon the whims of exacting
parents and spoilt children. The lady
is now thinking of starting the shoe
manufacturing business on her own ac-
count, and if she could find a suitable
one, she might be induced to accept
suitable male partner, provided he
would agree not to make love to her
and offer to dissolve the mercantile
partnership and go into domestic one.
In which case, if the home life did not
60 on smoothly, and the husband was
troublesome, she might make lasting
impression on him. The brave girl is
now probably about 25 years old, and
from her tender physique one would
hardly guess that she would have chosen
the arduOus mode of making living
that she has. There was, however, but
little choice in the matter; she had to
earn a support for herself, and, proba-
bly,, others dependent on her efforts,
and she has fitted herself for the task,
and she deserves the praise of all good
people.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-10
A Doctor With Too Many Patients.

Prof. VirchOw, the celebrated Berlin
Psychologist, went last spring to Asia
Minor for the sake of rest and recrea-
ton, and passed large part of his va
cation ut Hissarlik, on the invitation of
sarlik he found several of the working
men engaged at the excavations suffer-
ing from an obstinate fever, and, al
though it is long since he gave up prac-
tice, he took them under treatment. He
cured them, and Immediately his repu-
tatiOn as magician was established
there; and as there were many sick peO-
pie everywhere in Asia Minor, and no
where doctor or an apOthecary, the
fame of the great magician spread with
great rapidly from village to village.
Every morning when VirchOw left the
little wooden shanty in which he slept
he found first few persons, then a
crowd, and at last mass Of people en-
camped in front of the door, and wait
ing patiently, but with eager glances,
for his appearance. To send them
away was impossible, for they needed
his help sOrely, and they had often come
from very long distances, on foot, on
AOkSCudShs On CsbuIClSs VI CtSHIlCsl Ou III
tiers and in baskets. But to help them
involved an almost complete sacrifice
of res. and recreation, for they were
many, and the consultation generally
demanded the employment Of two or
three interpreters. The sacrifice was
made, however, and it has an odd re-
suit. For the purpose of making some
geological observations, VirchOw had a
hole dug in the bed of a dried-up river
in the neighbOrhood, and people noticed
that, until the hole filled up with water,
the magician every day climbed down
there and made some curious researches
by means of lighted candle. As soon
as Virchow had left Hissarlik people as
sembled around the hole, lined its sides
with neat brick work and marble, bap-
tised it 8. VirchOw's Well" and now,
since the magician has gone, they bring
their sick to his well to be cured by
drinking its water and by additions.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-10
A Cats Lively Experience with Bees.

Charles Kaiser, who has the only hive
of bees in town, says that, when he first
got his colony, his old cats curiosity
was much excited in regard to the do
ings of the little insects, the like of which
she had never before seen. At first she
watched their comings and goings at a
distance. She then f1attened herself
upon the ground and crept along toward
the hive, with tail horizontal and CULVER
ing. 1t was clearly evident that she
thought the bees some new kind of game.
Finally she took up a position at the
entrance to the hive, and, when a bee
came in or darted out, made dab ut it
with her paws. This went on for a time
without attracting the attention of the
inhabitants of the hive.
Presently, however, old Tabby struck
and crushed bee on the edge of the
opening to the hive. The smell of the
crushed bee alarmed and enraged the
whole colony. Bees by the score poured
forth and darted into the fur of the as
tonished cat. Tabby rolled herself in
the grass, splitting, spluttering, biting,
clawing, and squalling as cat never
squalled before. She appeared mere
ball of fur and bees. She was at length
hauled away from the hive with gar
den rake, at a cost of several stings to
her rescuer. Even after she had been
been taken to a distant part of the
grounds the bees stuck to Tabby's fur,
and about once in two minutes she would
utter and unearthly "yowl" and bounce
a full yard into the air. Two or three
DAYS after the adventure Tabby was
caught by her owner, who took her by
the neck and threw her down near the
bee hive. No sooner did she strike the
ground than she gave q squall, and at q
single bound reached the top of the
fence, full six feet in height. There she
chung for moment, with tail IS big
a rolling pin, when, with another bound
and squat, she was out of sight and
did not again put in an appearance fol
more than week-Tnyinia CITY (Ner).
Enterprise. .
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-10
Glass Beads.

Among the most curious examples Of
persistence in art are the well
known Aggry beads, which occur
everywhere in Africa, and in
many parts of Asia. Similar beads
are still made for the purpose OF
barter by glass makers in England and
Italy; yet they appear among the Oldest
remains in many widely separated
places. Mr.. Nesbitt considers them
Phenician, and suppOses they were
made for purposes of barter with unciv-
ilized nations such as the ancient Brit
ons. Glass beads of extreme hardness
have been found in British graves; and,
on analysis, were found to be composed
and cOlOred in the same manner as
those of undoubted Egyptian origin.
The usual type is large, not round, but
spindle-shaped, and marked with alter
nate intended bands of red and blue, the
colors being separated by narrow
white line. These beads are found in
England, on the Gold Coast, in India
and Germany, in Italy and Egypt. They
are particularly common in the cities
along the Rhine. The oldest specimens
must be Egyptian; but in all probability,
the pattern was continued in many dis
tinct manufactures at many different
periods. --Saturddy RecieU.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-10

When the present Pope was Car
dinal he cherished the idea of publishing
a Catholic journal that should be an or
gan for his church, and that could be
read by all the people of Europe and
America in their mother language. Since
his elevation to the Pontifcate, he has
exerted himself to start this newspaper,
and now announces that its first number
will be issued next month. It. will be
printed in seven different languages; it
will discuss the political and economical
questions of the day, and officially rep
resent the opinions of the Holy See. The
compositOrs are to be the deaf and dumb
pupils in the asylums of Rome. Ali
monde will be the general SuPerintend-
ent, and the Pope IS anxious that a Car
dinal should be at the head of the editor
ial department. The novel paper will
start with 1900 subscribers. :; Very few
of this number are Italians.