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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

'My trouble began about seven years ago as
the result of a Geld could not get rid OF. From
Il simple cold in the head it gradually spread
until my throot and ears were all affected. My
head generally ached, and when was free from
headache 1 would be troubled with pains
through my chest and my back and frequently
] would be afflit ted with both. l think 1 mus t
have had all the symptoms Of chronic catarrh.
My nose would stop up. first on one side. then
on the ether. l would nave frequent SPELLS of
dizziness and was always clearing my throat. ]
did not rest well at nlgft ard always felt tired
and languid after arising in the morning had
70 energy or ambition to do anything. and the
least eSertion made seemed 10 be burden to
me. have no hesitancy in recommending them
to tue public as men OF medical ability and
skill"
Mr.. J. c. Fulmer resides at so South Ninth
South street. Denver, Colo, where this state
ment can be easily verified.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06
PROPERTY OWNERS ON COMMERCIAL
STREET TAKE NOTICE.

The special tax OF 50 05 per foot front for
construction Of sidewalk on Commercial
street becomes delinquent on Saturday.
September y, 1890, and is payable at my
Office, room IS, City Hall, on or before that
date. E. II. CUTE,
CITY Assessor and Collector
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06
Good Fourtune of a Land Broker.

In February, 1889, commenced to use
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters
for inhammatory rheu tuatism from which l
had suffered for three years. My joints
were swollen so that could hardly walk.
but three bottles Of the Syrup, and the
Plasters applied TO my limbs. have cured
me. G.. i. NICHOLSON,
Manson, Iowa.
For sale hr Inhnsn.n Draft &. CO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

"WE'vE got 'em on the rum" said Judge
ORLANDO DEFUNCT Powers at o'clock a.
m. on Tuesday. Just where he was run
ming to when he got 'em isn't explained by
his organ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

A LIBERAL organ says that Judge POWERS
is the recognized WELLINGTON of the Libe-
raj forces of Utah. How strangely and
strikingly true. WELLINGTON is dead
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

SALT LAKE MILL 6 ELEVATOR COMPANY
handle all kinds of grain in carload lots,
and guarantee to meet eBstern prices to
dealers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06
LOST HIS VOICE.
How He Had q Narrow Escape and Took
the Advice of His Friend, MIR. Fulmer.

ye old and resides ut No. 500 South Eleventh
street, DENY Ell, Colo. employed by the D. Il. /.
r r Yes said Mr. DnYrY L l. 81 my voice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06
For sale by Johnson, Pratt & Co. \

THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS
of Salt Lake city is now conducted by the
Grant Bros company. We meet all trains
and run to all hotels. Best livery, carriage
and horse service. ORDER CARRIAGE FROM
OUR TRAIN MEN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

. CDItOTIL DON Z I.
II began o improve at once and my voice
has returned and all my other symptoms have
left me. / am not only thankful TO Mr. Fulmer
but Drs Hume 81 LougeSy as well for curing
me- and 1 can recommend their treatment to
all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

Daily except Monday and Tuesday.
Except Sunday.
Fare for round trip, so cents.
Tickets for sale at Union Pacific Office and
at depot. S. w. EccLEs, G. 2. a.,
Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
MOUNTAIN DIVISION.

On and after June 90, 1890, Garfield
Beach trains will run as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

SILVER ,BRO,' IRON WORKS
No. $40 West North Temple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06
DOCTORS HUME AND LoUGFAY

Give late London Hospital treatment. Located
permanently. Have Offices at residence, 81 w
Third South street. Salt Lake city. Utah. II
you live at a distance write for symptom
blank.
OFFICE HOURS-9 to 10 a No., 9 TO 4 m. and
go to S:3l pm. SUNDAYS from I'm. 10 pm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

Fartiss rensopipc from one place 20 o''other ana
essSsg papers changed, should Arrays s'1s/o'fssr
O. neil as present address
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

Many diseases are treated successfully by
Drs. Hume Lougeay through the mails anu
IL is thus possible for those unable to mabe
journey TO obtain successful hospital treatment
AT their homes.
The poor treated free on Fridays By present
ing letter from their clergyman. Cali or write.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-06

Entered oil the Postofhce at Salt Lake City
Utah, for transmission through the mails as
second class matter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

Der p%ompDaften MuftrGgen Ieoi9lid ben
3Ded baben, g%eDtlien decentralization cine
DerbGltniBmdBi9e Wohlbabenbeit AL be-
ldaffe1. gr, Der Nlle5 leinem 8aterlanbe
9eben moute, lDar al ltols nm bon oieiem
ettpas 81 empfangen. Wtt ieit1em SoDe
%perringerte ii1 oas o6nebtn iebr fletrle Sea-
pital nod me6r, uto in Den eSSabren Der
&rtiiS ihpanb eS 10 Iebr. baB Sic yGouline
Der &Dnigin" (Qan5d mar Sitter Der Qll1unz
3tata) gu elmer nebr ais beidetOenen 3ebensz
tiibrung 9enOtbt9t mar. Der Gonig borte
oapon uno lieB Die Qebensgefd9rtin Canals
bon %befreunoeter Seite fragen. oh tie 9eneigt
tpdre, etne lebensldnglt6e Gente BON thm
an3ulebmen, Die 3mar in feinem @erbdltltiB
5u Den 0eroteniten tbres @atten iteben
tDnne, aber ibrer etgenen SteQung ridt
unpiirbtg iet. 9ber Srau 2an3a BEETLE
itd, ben &Dni9 Dtiien 3n lolien, boB Tie
ni6ts annebmen fDrne. ~QSenn ct le6te,
lagte tie, uIr0e ct es nicbt erlaubt baben,
nun ba er toot lit, tuiiroe ib gege1 leire
Soeen banbeln. tpenn ib 6aS 9lnerbieten
annGhl1e." Ollie 0eriude, ie 3ur Qlenoez
rung tbres 8oriabeS 81 ~betpeaen, iuarell Derz
gebenS.
= Ser beriibmte 6eutl6e @elebrte groz
feiior 9r. 6adeI aus SSena tDurbe flra>
LID in Nlgter BET Stubien am Meeresz
itronoe ais SptDn berDaftet. Ct
rtef bic Bermittlung oe5 beutihen @oniuls
al, tpel6er i6m aud balo gu ieirter Sretz
laiiun8 Derbalf.
Son Der neuen 3emperen3>
2uoermirtbi6aft in Soma's
StaatSDauptit abt Oes Motnes
beri6tet Der borti9e vStaatsanSeiger'
uunler itelter Wt0Dor TT Elm pertappter Sem>
p%eren3ler. S6on Dor ietner @rnGblung
puBten QQe, bic ibren &opf brau6en molIz
ten, oaB er i'm Sail ieiner @rtp6blung bic
BoIiSetmanni6aft ibrer etgentIi6en 8ez
ltimntltng entfremben unb 5u SenlperenSz
atDeden bel1iiBen tperbe. l1no 10 lit es gez
tomn1en! Siir3li6 IieB er Nbenos bon
Boltstiten 6ausbur6 II 6ungen
qeiitigen @etrGnten pornebz
men, iDGbreno gu oerlelben 3ett i'm 0itIi6en
9bsi!e Der StaSt Oiebe in Elm 6aus Elm
brade1 ur0 elmer arrnel NGtberin, tpelde
lett Sdhren Die Spra6e %Derloren bat, ibre
etn5tge Sreaoe, cine goloere ltbr, ftablen.
IS per9ebt tetn Sag, feline 0fa6t, no ntht
GtnbrE1e nno OtebitGble borz
fommen, = Der ftderfte 8eipeis, DAP Die
BpllSeimanniGa!t, Die bafir besabIt mirh,
oab iie. Den GurGer uu0 iein Gigeutbum be-
l6itbt, DolftGnDig nit @rtillung ibrer
Bflidten 5u tbull batte uno nidt 81 4artetz
unO Son0erS Sntereiien benitBt peroen
ioute. @s lit merfpir6ie, baB eS Der 8oz
li5et niht 9eIingt, BON ben pielen 9ieben
nrb @inbre6ern audi nur einen absuIalien,
mdbreno Die Qrt Der Ginbrii6e lneilt in
bic 6Guier arnter 2eute, tpas elm vgelbulz
ter" 8erbre6er ME tbut- benefit, 0aB man
es nit anfGngern auf Der 8abn bes 2aiters
SIT tbun bat. unb iolde einsufan9en, ioute
elmer balbwegs fabigen goliSet nidbt ibDer
tperoen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

men, ie bon gteuem gu prifen un6 fte,
iOpeit iie Die lleber5eugun9 bon ibrer
0ur6fi6rbarfett getpinnt, 3u reali1iren.
SIS II meroen Das Cute nebmen,
bon no unD burd men es aud
0 III t, mir iperben benz Solge geben,
ipas unlerer lleber5eu9uug nab nit bent
Dffentliden Woble, nit benz Staatstpoble
Dersinbar lit. 8enn auf piele @eiie Die
Staatsre9ierung Dem boben 9auie uno ben
g8lllldsn bes 2anbeS ent9egensufommen
bereit lit, 10 bari t6 bic 0offnung aus
iprehen, baB AUDI i'd in bieiem oauie unb
bon Den 6erreu auf @ttgegeufommen redo
men taun. 9Sir tperoen germ nit allen BON
tbnen suianumeuarbeiten unb mir boffen auf
einen engeren SuiammenfluB angeiihts Der
imllerbin idpieri9en Gage i'm Snnern, Dor
Der mir porausitdtIi6 iteben perben. nit
alien benen, Die Elm 6erS fir 8reuBen baben
uno Die geionnen ituo, ben Staat i'm mon=
ard)iiden, oas 9teitb i'm nationnlen Sinne
meiter5ufiibrer, 9ritnben ulto ausbauen gu
belfen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

Sin 3 Ii iteres SomtltenbiIb
tpIroe Dor Dem Sdipurgeri6te IN Grimm
entroQt. Sn S6lnliB. eir1em 9ororte bon
Brunn, lebte Der so Sabre alte 3iegeli6Ids
ger Safob Blot0 nit ietnem AZ Sabre alten
Netbe Tran3tsta LnO bier &inperl1. 2ls
Nfterlnietber tpuroe III bieie SSamilie Der erit
26 Sabre aIte Steinmebgebilfe SoieI 2ez
pour anf9enommen. Qlm 30. Oidra fam
Safob Blota nQd 9aule uno uerlangte Das
Srlbitld. Oa Die Trau baiielbe nibt raid
genlg bra6te, e%ntitanO ein beftiger Sort
tDedlel. Blota er9riff etnen 9fuoelipolfcr
uno Dteb Dor Den Nlgen bet &inoer auf
ben &opf leines Meibes Elm, bis fie leb;os
5ulamnenftitr3te. ST %erflGrte, Die Sbat
aus Gtterlu6t Deribt 5l baben. OtaDoem
er bnrb WttBbanDlungen unb O%robun9e1,
lelh1t nit Orobune oeS Grmoroens, iein
9Setb ntbt babe ~betpegen fDnnell, bon benz
ftrdflt6en 8erhaltniiie 3u 2epour absu[al>
len, nobel er itb alf bic 3eugenlhait ieirer
Gltelten, "A Sabre alten 3oGtei bernft :
babe er aus Sdmer3 uno &rGnfurg bier
ilber belhIplien, Die Otutter leiner Ginoer
gu tOoten, Danlit lie ibm nidt ipciter binterz
gebeu Tonne ulto oalnit itc au9 eirem Nlz
oeren nibt angeb6re.
Sn Der S6meia muBten BON
ben 29,O29 8etruten, tuelde i'm
6erbit 1889 unteriu6t muroeu,
1857, ;. l.. 47,7 Bro3ent, UNI
tal9lt9 erfIdrt ooer ~3urIdgefeut tuer6eu.
Us 1T biss Elm bout %ungiinftiaes GrgebniB.
9lm S6ledteiten liegen Die Berb0ltnife il,
BEN &antonen 8aiel, Nargau, Treiburg,
Nppenseu uno S6ipp3.
= Die @aaetta 8~iemonteie tbetIt aus
etnem Yribatbrtef Die foIsenoe 6teue nit,
ipelde ben Gbarafter Der @ittme bes
9roBm ttalieniiden Staatsmanns
9an3d til oos beIite 9i9t riidt: v@s lit
b%efannt, oaB Sobann 9anaa ni6t reid mar.
Sn ben 8risfen an leiue Trau be8eanet man
hdlft9. Steaen. in oe1en er bon ieinen
finanSieuen Jt6tben lpriht; cur 2ett. ba er
Prdiioent Der 0eputirtenfammer mar, lebte
er nit 100 Sire ($28) monatlib in einem be-
lheioenen @aftbof. 9ennod nabm Santa nie>
mats etne iener inbireften llnterftiibunaen
all, wel9e in Der Sorm bon mebr ODER mtnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
G%tabIirt iett 1851.
Henry ~SchOellkOpf,

- AACJhAA SAVCcEs ~
232 & 254 of RdnoolphsStr,
Spiifet Sranttin. nnb Marfetse traBs
~empfiebft i'll Dor5i9Gi9er @oare:
TriIdie @artfni6mcreicm.
syrt3dbe Weflttfe: tio SIunenIamen.
Vtapas, Soatf usto GaIgaritttiantttt.
@ooDntdtneI 5Gi;ttHet, NttiS u. 20siatoer.
TrttD& 9afers, 0erfteNs u. BuGjtu.= Girtke.S
gttlG)ee S&arto fcinebI Ino NeiSmebI.
1rs''Ee@'', sage, 9tnicn tnS YerI9ertte.
Wet5cA9rteS, Ssirie nto @~rbienmc1I.
UfoGne}nttz tssto N5avtaeiau s SSdIc.
Sc1ioen=, Voat'icr: 9rtine;t SstaMterf11e.
~gleeIfef G1t;nc it tbaIcr=, &tI1b. u. SanotaSe,
Utohedgs Se Srte tIno Ntcttfdi GtcIcTs safe,
stey3t:S SaoEns umo SIfpcn5L.
Sseinite fraai. gcrofncS uuS Ghnmbinnons.
~GttaBotTgcr Sn;SIebersYaftcten.
SrGuni G)Dct9er Geroc!0tipurit uuo GaInnnf.
W7tDccr SrtMeI=Acbettuurlt.
Ue119G:. NGpttfG ttf,o getr. NiISc,
grams. S2Gt;. Ynntiltesf 1lT0 tart. Stp eff d ETA.
3Iuctf 81 c~ti'13iS, 8iruct tsuo Gtmbecrcm.
U~Ciit5ten SGOa=, @toffa= itno Nips@0fTee,
yiaNtu a=6pDcrlGSc tao Stafap.
Wed)ten &iebi8'S sietfdbcrtratt,
GSSut1Gle 0ttcteEIp GrgclI Mao Sdntttb vi eM.
Settp,ucr gatlbest tsn6 9%tuaurfem.
SSn,purt. G.OIc bolt. Gurfcu,
&eDn. DsiId)nerz t,no 28eu=S56rin9e.
SsicIfr Gprcttcit. 9i@pctitz glib,
GalSi1ro cAelt uno S1roeucnbutter,
MedDtcn @intbeCtiaft Uno &iri becreifG.
GpnoemI. GGIIpeiSer ItiId).
Barrier GG)nupftabGf BON Sobbe6.
Scuti0e GJinnr0Set tuo SIS o[frG5et.
&olSid1nae uHo &eIipaHtofeIn ". +. 70.
si ben ~biaigften Breiieu.
Henry SchoeIIkoOe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

sieben @rGben, legen G0bren. griaoen Ser
lu6sitationen, legen SaumpflanSnngen an
unb perfalien baS 2ano Oil Nnlteoler. 80
entfteben bort aui bisber Dollfommen tuai7
lerlDlcm 2aroe GultIrltelIen, Die, nod Den
bisberigen giinitigen 8erihten 3u l6lteBen,
ii6er III meiteren GGnli6en llntcrltebmungen
fi6reu peroeu. SIN Qaufe BON pielen
Meni6enattern fam eS baun oabin fomz
men, bab MIR nod bic @eian1mtmenge oes
Gegenfalles Die W09lidfeit, ben 8ooen fir
ben Meni6en bur6 Qlferbau nubbar 81
MAIDEN, bei6rGnft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
farmen I'll ~perfaufen.

groBe @n3abl beboutsr urb unbebauter fSarmen (ronz
9trenb BON 20 BIZ 1000 gcres) in SJopa, Wtifonri
Snbiana nnb S4inot5. 0ieie 2duber murOen onr9
o~erfauGt. 2ei1te Seoingungen. N}at uenHe Stoot,
Dirt beS 9anoe5. uno 3oDl Der perlangten@cres. IJtan
~aoreiIire: o.. Q5. Spenoau, W. Wonager,
l71ulpb, I4QGbam II Maibtngtouitr., @btcago, 81
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
PRAYER Books for Indians.

Father Jerome's Indian prayer book,
compiled for the Sioux, is now in press,
and will be ready for publication in a
few weeks. 5000 copies are to be struck
off at the expense Of Right Rev. bishop
Marty. Of Sioux Falls. In addition to
the ordinary Catholic prayers, the
Sioux prayer book will contain a cate
chism Of Chris tian doctrine and Catholic
hymns with appropriate music. To the
compilation OF this prayer book. and
the translation of the English prayers
into the Sioux language, Father jerome
has devoted much time and labor, and
he is sanguine as to the good results
which will follow its circulation among
the Indians, who always keenly appre-
ciate any jpdicious effort made to en-
a,ghten them. Rev. M. Craft, Indian
missionary of Fort Berthold, is at pre-
sent in Sioux Fails, engaged in correct
ing the proof sheets Of the Indian prayer
book
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
SUM MONS.

cTATE OF MINI ESOrA. County Of Henne-
y pin, SIS. District Court, Fourth judicial
District.
Emma c. Goodrich, Plaintiff, against Frank D.
Goodrich Defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the comp amt in this action which has
serve copy Of your answer to tie said com
plaiut on the subscriber at his office in the City
of M nneapoIis, MINI rooms BIO Sll-312 Reery
Block, within thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day OF
such service. and if you fail to answer the said
,mplaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the court Tor the re-
lief demanded in the com paint.
Dated February Goth, A. D 1880.
e. T.. COOLEY.
Plaintiff Attorney.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
PRIESTS WITH STANLEY.
Two Members OF the White Order Of
Monks Rescued BY the Explorer.

Two Members Of the White Order OF
Monks Rescued BY the Explorer.
An interesting converse ton with
Pere GiraIlt, who with his colleague,
Pere Schunz, travelled 20 Zanzibar
under Stanley's protection, is published.
The two priests are members Of the
Order Of White Monks, founded by
Cardinal Lavigerie in Algeria. Pere
GirauIt was met at Port Said, and he
told the correspondent thatlf he and
his colleague, with their escort had
not been rescued by Mr.. Stanley they
would have fallen into the hands OF
the Mahdi, and never have been able to
reach the coast. Stanley behaved to
them in most paternal manner, treat
ing them on the same footing as his
officers, and sending them cattle every
week for the food of their escort.
The two priests took part in all the
reioicings of the Homecoming, and
were at the Bagamoyo banquet when
Emin met with his accident. Ern1n
was, in fact when he fell, talking to
Pere E5ienne, Superior of the Missions
at Zanzibar In Pere Girault's opinion
Enin Pasha is very able man, versed
in science and knowing Equatorial
Africa thoroughly; but he is far from
being equal to Stanley. He is, in
reality, past work, and would be in
capable of rendering valuable service
in a country where thorough-goi
energy was necessary. The mission
aries left Stanley at Zanzibar, after
having received from the great ex-
plorer some preserved provisions, wine
and rice. In return for his services to
the priests he would receive nothing
except the proof Of photograph Of the
Emin RELIEF party, which Pere Schunz
had taken.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
The vat,can,s New observatory.

The new astronomical observatory
which Leo NIL, has caused to be set
up within the Vatican precincts is
nearly complete. The eminent as.
tronomer Padre Denza has been re-
quested by the Pope to take the direc-
ton OF the new observatory, and will
shortly be installed as director. The
whole has been established aud
completed on princely scale, and with
regard to all the latest exigencies OF
modern science. The great equatorial
telescope. which it was at first pro-
posed to order at Leipsic for sum OK
$4,000 francs, has been purchased in
stead at Paris, at cost OF 100, 600
francs
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
Built by Pope Nicholas V.

While some works were being carried
on at the Polygon Fort in front of the
Castle Of St. Angelo, called St Clio
yanni, was opened out in the southeast
angle round room or closet which
turns out, it seems, to have been built
by Pope Nicholas v. in the year 1445.
The room was full Of mortar balls OF
stone, most OF them are Of granite, Of
Grecian marble, and of gallo antico.s
On one side of this cell is a walled up
door which has not been opened yet,
while on another side lies a deep well
which has also not las yet been examined.
a Cardinal Manning says that Catholic
peers in special attendance on the SOW
sareign may attend Church OF England
il Tho Duties IS their ofiice.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
The Coming German Elections.

At the forthcoming elections for the
German Reichstag the Centre party
hopes to win several new seats. In
districts where Centre candidate is
not put forward, the Catholics will be
directed to support the candidate who
gives the best guarantees for the pres
ervation Of religious peace, or who is
the least hostile to the Church 1t is
expected that the result will be- to give
the Catholic party a stronger position
than 1t has ever yet occupied in the
Reichstag. =.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
THE IRISH STANDARD: sA IURDAY MARCH Is l775E
cannon insurance secretary; meet ID sunday il
sIBLEY COUNTY.

Cannon insurance secretary; meet "a Sunday in
month. i S.s ~ 55 "a *94
srBIEY COUNTY.
County Delegate s. j.. McGrann.
4 Div. No. |. Green Isle President, Daniel
Myers: vice president, M. McMahon; recording
secretary, William Fahey; financial secretary,
anl ranus ~ Tnas Mar.;n Mea1ing 1at
sunday IN each month.
Div.No. 2, Ienders N President. James Nc
sosnE
retary, Chas. Reecher: treasurer. john Lester;
Insurance secretary. Cas Beecher
BELLE PLANE. SCOTT COUNTY.
County Delegate, Il J Leonard Shakopee.
Division No. 1-Presid dent. Or. g. R. Maloney;
vice president. VIM Fitzg Id; recording secre-
tary, B + Conlon: financial secretary. J. Kill
jameson ill; sergeant-a arms. John Traynor;
meet LIST Sunday OF month.
division No. 2+President, Thomas Hyland;
William Quain; financial secretary Patrick
Sweeney; treasurer, Stephen Stephens.
wINoNA.
County Delegate, James Hughes.
:, President, George D Flynn; viee-president: P
Fenneli; recording secretary, Geo Fitzgerald;
Hsncial secretary, Rowan jr treasurer
LIST and Sd Tuesdays of month
BRAINERD, GROW WING COUNTY.
County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
ancial secretary, John Hurley; treasurer, Con
O. Rrien; insurance secretary, j. l. McGinnis;
marsha, D NJ Clark; meet lst Wednesday eve
at 1880 and Sd Sunday at p m, OF each month. at
Miller's hail.
MORTON, RENvILLE COUNTY
County Delegate-James Greeley.
Division, No. President, P. Fl. Kirwan; vice
president, j Fl Reagan; recording secretary. r Il
Barley; financial secretary; A. FL. Keefe; treas
urer, q Ryan; insurance secretary,
meet LIST Sunday of month.
FAIRFAX, RENv1LLE COUNTY.
Division No. President, M D Brown; vice.
president, William Smith; recording secretary.
Jas W Brown; financial secretary, John Crafty;
treasurer, james FL O'Brien; sergeant-at-arms,
John Welsh: marshal. Thomas Welsh; door
keeper, William Smith; meet LIST Sunday o.
month.
... MANKATO.
County Delegate Nj H Lamb.
Division No: president, D Hayes; vice
presi ent, H Jordan; recording secretary, NJ
Cuddy; financial secretary. Thos Cough!in;
treasurer, John Dougherty; insurance secretary,
James Dougherty; meet LIST Sunday and third
Monday of month.
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81 Cardinal Gibbons has personally
thanked Rev. Father FitzSlmon for his
4. Refutation Of Agnostinisla q
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0 H. DIREc TORY.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
ME- wIIHERE, N D, Philadelphia, Pa, ss5
P H McNELLIs, N S, indianapolis. In,
PATRICK HYNEs, z, Greenport, N 7
National directors John W. McGreeyy, P. J.
D'Connor, Nj. MCCARTHY Cornelius Hori.gan. z.
i Conway.
STATE OFFICERS-M lNNEsOTA
STATE nELEaATE-M. NJ. Shields, of Farfbault
STATE SEoRETARY--G. NJ Glhnan. of Morris.
STATE TREAsURER-W. j. Murphy, of st.
Cloud.
INSURANCE SECRETARY. T. M. Ryan, of Anoka.
President of Insurance Fund, John Mccarthy,
Saltwater.
Montgomery.
Directors of Insurance Fund. J. e. Mcclure,
St Paul; G. D. Flynn. Winona; N. 81. keely,
Farihault: rhos. Coleman Anoka; P. B. Cor
man. st. cloud.
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A Tribute to the NIOnasteries.

William Lockhart, o minister OF the
Scotch Kirk, has written a. book on
titled The Church Of Scotland in the
Tenth Century, in which he gives the
most unqualified testimony in favor Of
the inconsistencies and religious houses Of
the period Nor was this favorable con-
dition of things confined to Scotland,
but, according to this author, In all
most all the countries Of Europe and
Asia, during these times, there were to
be found edifces of the stateliest and
most imposing description, inhabited
separately by men and women, VINO
from the deepest feeling of devotion
sought home in these quiet aud hal"
lowed retreats" He goes on to
speak Of the character Of those
who took refuge in the re-
ligious houses ''Nor were such per-
sons he says, who thus volun tarlly
separated themselves from the bust
ness and pleasures of the world, the
ignorant Or inexperienced among man"
kind, those to whom life has become q
burden and duty d pain. On the con"
trary, in many instances they were said
to be the very flower of honorable man
hood and womanhood. Ladies and
gentlemen Of rank and position, even
in early youth, would forsake the COM
partnership of friends and renounce the
destinations of worldly society in order
that they might give their days and
nigh is to devotion, and more con-
slant and unin terrupted fellowship
with God in preparation for an eternal
world -
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To Retire to a Monastery. S

Cardinal Consalez Diaz, the Arch
bishop of Seville, one of the most
learned living writer's on philosophical
SUBJECTS has oasked the Holy Fathers
permission to resign both the Episco-
pate and the Cardinalate, and re tire to
the monastery of Ocarna, where he be-
gan his religious life as Dominican.
Permission to retire has been granted.
but he has to remain a Cardinal.
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ANoKA COUNTY.

County Delegate, Thomas Coleman. Fridley
President, James McArdle; vice-president, c
= Green; recording secretary, M. J. Ryan, fil.an-
,ial secretary, Wa. Stack; treasurer. Jeremiah
Mooney; insurance secretary, Thomas P
lnillv: meetings. I'd and 4th Sundays OF each
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