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those for q greater number of years
past. The Valentia yawls are equally
KILKENNY.

On April 25th, the solemn ceremony of
religious profession took place at Mount
st. Annes, the Midtown Park Metro
poIitan House of the Irish Order Of Char
ity. The young ladies who were received
into the Order are-Miss Agnes Conner
ford, daughter of the late Mr.. VIM. Com
erford, Kilkenny, in religion Sister NJ.
Celestine; and also Miss Carew.
LIMERICK.
Mr.. Joseph O'Mara, the young LINER
ick tenor, achieved decided success in
London, on April q, at Drury lane, by
his impersonation of Faust His excel
lent acting the previous evening as To-
ruddo, in ''Cavelleria Rusticanna,' part
he took at short notice, in consequence
of the indisposition of Signor Morello,
prepared one for his splendid perform
anee, in which he displayed that rare
combination-vocal and dramatic ability
of the first order HIS conception of the
character as a whole, both as the old
doctor and the student, was characterized
by excellent qualities, and we'll mer:ted
the compliment of being called before
the curtain after each act. He was
warmly applauded for his singing of
"Salve demorra" in the third act and at
the conclusion of the scene with Marg-
herita in the garden was called before
the curtain twice. Indeed. his interpre-
tation of Faust has enhanced his reputa
tion at bound. Curiously enough, the
part of Margherita was sustained by a
member of another Limerick family,
Miss Ester Palliser, who has achieved a
leading place in opera Miss Pallis<l is
relative of the brothers ,Jehn and Sir
William Palliser the former distin-
guished as traveller and the latter as
the inventor of tine "Palliser'' gun, and
who came from the city by the Shannon.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
all points in the United States and Canada.
Close connection made in Chicago with all
trains going East aud South
For full information apply to your nearest
ticket agent or JAS. c.. POND,
Gen. Pass. and Tiki Agt., Chicago Ill.
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THE IRISH
STANDARD.

AS an Irish-American journal it ranks
without peer in the Northwest. Such is
the universal verdict. Circulates largely
through
MINNESOTA,
WISCONSIN,
MICHIGAN,
IOWA,
NORTH DAKOTA,
SOUTH DAKOTA,
MONTANA,
OREGON,
WASHINGTON.
As an advertising medium The IRISH
STANDARD is numbered amongst the
best
A clean, bright, newsy journal, in keep
ing with the spirit of the times, no Catho-
lie family should be without
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GALWAY.

The passing of the second reading of
the Home Rule bill was celebrated in
Galway, on April 2lst, with public re-
ioicings. The town was brilliantly illu-
minated, and tar barrels we're burned in
several of the streets. An oil painting
of Mr.. Gladstone was exhibited in Henry
street, where tar barrels were burned,
and enthusiastic cheers were given for
the Grand Old Man, for Mr.. Morley,
and also for the leaders of the Irish
party. A band paraded the streets play
ing patriotic airs, and there was large
torchlight procession.
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DONEGAL.

We deeply regret to haye to announce
the death OF Mrs. McAdam, wife of Mr.
John McAdam, editor and proprietor of
the Donegal Vindicator, which took place
at Strabane, where MIR. McAdam had
lately gone to resi9 The deceased
lady was highly - >J4ned by large CIR
Gle of friends acquaintances both in
Ballyshann1-.l and Strabane.
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]LOUTH.

With sincere regret We announce this
week the death of Mrs. McQuillaD, the
amiable and beloved wife of Mr.. Peter
McQuillan, of West street, Drogheda.
Her illness was but Of few days, dura-
ton, and outside Of her Immediate family
circle few knew that she was indisposed.
The regret which, under any circum-
stances, would have been widely felt at
learning that she had passed from among
the living, was intensified by the sud-
denness and surprise with which the
news of her death WIS learned.
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MAYO.

The Rev. M. O'Donohoe, the esteemed
and popular parish priest Of Carnacon,
and late P. P. of Arrau, died on April Is.
Father O'Donohoe was universal favor.
tie with all classes, and the poor fisher
men of the Arran Islands will especially
depl re- his death, as to them he was
benefactor, faithful and generous, al
ways DESTROYS for their welfare and pros.
perity. Father O'Donohoe was closely
associated with Sir Thomas Brady, the
Asherman's friend, and his efforts to Sc
cure for his people boats and gear should
be lasting monuments to his goodness of
heart and hand. His death was expe ,ted
for some time, Notwithstanding the best
medical skill was employed to avert it.
Solemn high mass OF requiem for the re-
pose of his soul was celebrated on Fri
day, April %, in Carnacon parish church,
and the interment took place immedi-
ately after the sacred services.
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"Apaisrn" and every other ism tending
to discriminate against any class or
creed in this free land will always re-
ceive special attention i'll the editorial
columns of
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FERMANAGH.

The fortieth annual report of the
Omagh District Asylum, for the counties
of Tyrone and Fermanagh, for the year
1892, states that the number of patients
in the asylum on January !, 1892, was
3O6 males and POT females; total, 565. OF
these 4O3 were chargeable to the county
Of Tyrone and 1862 to the county of Fer
managh. During the year 104 males
and 70 females were admitted, making
total of GAS under treatment during the
year. OF these IL males and "a females
were discharged recovered; II males and
10 females were discharged relieved;
males and IL females were discharged
not improved.
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We would also call the attention Of
our readers to our
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TIPPERARY.

There is probably no man in all Ire
land who has made manlier fight against
the policy of oppression than Father
Humphreys, of Tipperary. When coer-
cion had to be faced he faced it fear
lessly. So his opinion on the policy of
Cancellation has special value. His
speech to the Tipperary Federation on
Sunday, April %, is cordial and enthu-
siastic approval OF the Home Rule bill,
and hopeful forecast of it's final tri-
umph over the obstacle of the House OF
Lords. Incidentally Father Humphreys,
on the question of bogus anti Home
Rule petitions unearthed speech of the
Protestant Archbishop of Dublin, which
shows to what a pitch of absurdity this
loyalist craze for petitioning is brought.
A certain number of petitions were got
up in the Synod against Protestant
clergyman, and it turned out, on examin-
alton, that there were 5000 signatures
from one parish, which contained only
1900 Protestants altogether; and the
same thing happened elsewhere. Father
Humphreys very justly points the moral.
IF there are loyalists who will get up
bogus petition and forge signatures
where the question in dispute is one of
religious discipline, relating to the cross
in public worship, what is to be expected
of them when they come to politics?
Moreover, Of the genuine signatures, &C
cordine to Canon Smith, speaking at the
SYNOD. nine-tenths Of these anti.cross
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LONGFORD

On the night when the announcement
of the passage of the Home Rule bill
through it's second reading was made
known the whole county Longford, as far
as the eye could see, was ablaze with
bonfires in rejoicing over tho result. In
the 'own of Longford the houses were
illuminated, and bontires were blazing in
different parts of the town. The Long
ford fife and drum band paraded the
streets, followed by large crowd, cheer
ing enthusiastically for Home Rule,
Gladstone, Davitt, Healy, Sexton, Dillon,
and O'Brien. Everything passed off
peacefully, no word being said to offend
any person.
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At the regular meeting of the Sarsfeld
branch of the Lucan National Fedora
tion. held on April 2lst, the Rev, ". S.
Doneffan, c. c., in the chair, it was pro-
posed by Michael Armstead, seconded
by James Mahon, and carried--"That
we congratulate our fellow-countrymen
OF Ireland and those in the greater Ire
land beyond the seas, the great Liberal
constituencies Of England, and their
great leader, the Grand Old Man, the
Right Hon. Mr. Gladstone, on the his
toric triumph achieved in the House OF
Commons, and we declare that every man
of the Irish parliamentary party and
every other party that voted for Home
Rule is deserving OF Ireland's thanks"
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The news of the successful passage of
the Home Rule bill through the House
of Commons gave general satisfaction to
Nationalist Of all shades in Ne. ry. The
Monaghan row (St. Patrick sand Church
street st. Joseph's) Nationalist Flute
Bands, followed by large crowds, made
circuit of the principal large streets in
the town, playing national airs. The
greatest enthusiasm was displayed
among the Nationalist of the town and
district, while the Tories remained sui
len and crestfallen at the splendid ma
jority recorded for Home Rule,
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Almost Incredible.

Tho superintendent OF tho cold.stor.
ago building which was burned oil the
Worlds Fair grounds last week, tolls q
story, which, II true, puts u now iacO
on tho circumstances, go far as thoy con.
corn the responsibility for tho fatalities.
Ho states that II WINS known by the
occupants Of tho building TINT tho fire
was ut tho bottom Of tho towor, and that
at the first alarm Fro Marshal Murphy
and Captain Fitzpatrick wore 80 In.
formed. He charges that Murphy and
Fitzpatrick ignored tho warnings not
10 scnd thor mon to tho top OF tho
tower TO certain death, and told tho
mon in tho building to mind thOir own
business.
Tho superintendent charges that tho
Ere chiefs woro anxious to mako q
grand display Of tho work Of the Chi
cagO fro department In tho presence Of
tho many thousands Of spectators from
all parts Of tho world, aud in order to
do 90 rocklossly drove their me to tho
top Of tho tOwOt When aOlnO Of thO
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The five Cincinnati mon who set out
the other day with the purpose Of
tramping it to the Worlds Fair aud
paying for their susteRance with the
money that u monkey and u hand organ
would bring to them, may have been
justified. The Worlds Fair is great
objective point, and then, too, Cincll-
natl is a place that u man would do a.
most anything to got away trom.-C0-
luDlbgs Dispatch.
1t was at tiEst believed that tho St.
Louisan who recently forwarded so to
the conscience fund ut Washington was
an Immigrant from Chicago, but this
can hardly be- the case, What native
OF Chicago ever lot his conscience get
the best OF him to the extent OF SOY
81. Louis POST Dispatch
@, S. Elliott, of Morgan county,
Georgia, tells q most complete and satls-
factory story about q Brahma hen whose
eggs are all double. This spring she
Matched out about a dozen OF these
eggs and every one produced TWO
chickens.
/. j. Vesey, OF Rutlsdge, Ga, put u
snlull CuLusu III u tHuh tnlee yS"'s 80
and forgot all about it, The other day
he drew of the water aud found the
fish grown TO I've pounds weight. No
one had ever fed it,
The greatest natural bridge in the
world is that over Cedar creek in Vir-
gipia, 1t extends across achasm eighty
feet in width and $50 in depth, NJ the
bottom OF which the creek flows.
Philippa Fawcett, who won such
great distinction as senior wrRngler ut
Oxford, has made her appearance on
the platform. She spoke ut Cambridge
recently on "home rule"
The greatest cave in the world is tho
Mammoth cave in Kentucky, where
one can make a voyage on the waters
OF q subterraneau river and catch fish
without eyes.
Tho tomb Of Mahomet is covered
with diamonds, sapphires and rubies,
valued ut $l0,OO0,00O.
New York has u population OF work
ing women reaching in round figures to
about 100000.
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THINGs no REMEMBER.

That slang Is u%umeaning as well as
i~nelegant, and that words like 'jolly,"
'beastly," etc., used in season and out
OF season soon lose all their meaning.
To say "sir' or "madam," II one have
occasion to address q stranger, using
the word madam" Tor q single as well
as for o married lady.
To pronounce in English fashion the
names OF foreign places and persons
which have become Angliclzed, as Paris,
Vienna, Napoleon.
To avoid the overdelicacy OF language
and atFectation OF precision which be-
long to persons OF narrow culture,
10 train children carefully to read
aloud, both for the sake OF the voice
and the pronunciation.
10 pronounce tho letter r in words
where it occurs, as in "arm," girl"
rubber"
To lower tho voice and speak slowly
when n wishes to enforce ones
auth ority.
To avoid coarseness and rudeness OF
speech and language and harsh laugh
ter.
For an inferior to say "sir" or
madam" in speakingto a superior.
To say memorandum in tho singular
and memoranda" in the plural.
To say ''waistcoat" and trousers"
and not west" and pants"
To speak distinctly, but softly and
slowly.
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Arc your Dyes weak aud watery2 Do you SEQ
floating spots before them at times2
Do you have a pain over your eyes ora sense
OF iulln9SS across the front OF the head
Iiyour hearing dull aud detectiVeH DO you
have u roaring, Ringing or buZzing sound IN
your ears Ut timesH
Does your nose stop up at times, ono side or
the other2 Does 1t discharge thin, watery sub
stance almost constantly
When you go TO bedA nighthaye you difficult
W In going to sleepY After you Nre Hsleap DO
you have unpleasant dreamS| On awakening
do you feel pnTelrashGdf
In the mornlng do you have difficulty nclear'
ing your throatH Does your throat. feel dry and
parchedY Do you have q sense OF futtneSs tn
The throltP
poyou have a dry, hacking coughH Do you
have a cough that prevents your going 70 sleep
ut nightR DO you have q cough that causes you
TO wake up at night and thus disturb your re-
posa2
Do you have u feeling at times US though you
were about to faint and feel as though you must
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MS PENSION sToPPEp.
But His Amputated Toes Have not YoI
Grown Out,

But His AmputatOd Toes Have not YOt
Grown Out,
Special DiEpate. to the In4eltgsaeer.
~PARKrRsBURo, W. Va, July IA
peculiar pension case comes from Cairo,
a small town on the B. go. road, which
is as follows: Hinton Patten Of this
place, a Union soldier and pensioner
under the act of 1880 receiving IS per
month, has been notified that the dis
ability for which he received his PEN
sion has ceased and is given the GUS
tomary sixty days to prove the
Patton, though n half-witted man, for
that reason il no other incapable Of
making a living, saw hard service dur
ing the war and was q brave soldier all
through the Valley OF Virginia. AS his
pension was allowed partly for the loss
Of his toes frozen of in service he
doubtless wonders how Hoke Smith
found out that his toes have grown out
before he himself knew it.
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Runaway Couple Captured.

Special Dispatch 10 he IntdligcHcsr.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July IA
Miss Bales, of Winston, Nicholas coun-
ty, and William Moses, who has q wife
and fvo children, cloped aud reached
Montgomery yesterday, whore Moses
bought tickets tor Anderson, Ind. The
train was ten minutes late, aud five
minutes before its arrival the couple
were arrested in response to q telegram
and hold to await the arrival OF Miss
Bales father, q wealthy, merchant Of
Winston, who had Moses in his en-
ploy and had no suspicion Of tho love-
making until the runaway opened his
nvaa
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grasp something for spppor.g. Does your Vtsion
become disturbed and everything grow dark be-
fore your eyes at such times2
Do you have night sWeats or hemorrhaRes, or
hot and cold flashes over your body, OF chils or
creepy feelings running up your blckY 10 you
have u weakness ns though you had been work
Ing very. hard and wanted TO rest n cannot get
reSted2
Do you have a depressed feeling after eating,
or a bloated'up feeling III tho stomachf Do you
helch up q sour taste IN the mouth, or have g
very sick feeling u tho stomach or a heart'burnf
Do you feel as though what you had eaten was
lying like lead In pour stOmlch2
Do you have u feeling OF oppression aroand
the heart! Do you have a shortness OF breath on
going up stairs qulCkly2 Do you have smother'
Ing Gtt0cks2 Do you have ut times feelings as
though your heart was enCompassed by some
thing and It could not move aud then suddenly
find II FACILITATING furiouSly?
II 80, then you have cltarTh In one OF It's many
forms. These arc but u few Of the many symp.
toms that denote to the skillful physician that
you are suffering from eataEFh. Hthey arc your
symptoms, do not delay longer, but place Your
self under the caro- Of q physician who makes q
speciality oisuch diseases aud bo cured before II
has taken such hold on you that 1t Will DO TOO
late 20 secure relief
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JUST OFF THE ICE.

When Fogg was thrown down by tho
electric car into the lap OF a dignitied
old lady he said he nov knew what it
was to sit in the seat Of the scornful.-
Boston Transcript
When u child is learning his letters
it is hard work at first, but after he
gets us far as A, B, Q, D it is then u
matter Of Es for him.-Rochester Demo
Graf.
Icelandors, it is recorded, never
whistle. It is hard to see why q man
who lives in Iceland should ever feel
like whtstting.- Washington Ssar,
Unmixed evils rarely occur. The fact
that money has been tight is said to
have resulted in u great deal Of sober
Observation-Disclosures american.
"These trousers are awful short"
"Well, you told my collector the other
day that you were awful short your
self. ~ Onington Bulletin.
Goodman-Are you regular about
church2 Baddorly-Very. I've stayed
away every Sunday for the last fourteen
years. Chicago Tribune.
No matter how hopeless the future
mny bc 10 other mon, the good matho.
matician always has something to
count on.-7roy Pres.
"Mine is the business before pleas
ure' that YOU hear Of 80 much" said the
man at the theatrical box window
philadelphia Record,
Be sure you're right. then agree with
your WIFE, Readiw Times.
Almost every one who can't sing was
at ono time a member Of q church
choir-.AEhSon Globe.
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cnnvnrtn 10 Mormonism.

RICHMOND. Va, July 1z-An organ.
izod band OF Mornons, under the lead.
crship Of Elder ". G. Ellis, of Salt
Lake City, Utah, are ut work in tho
ne~ighborhood Of Beaver Dam, Hanover
county, this state. They have, 1t is
said, converted thirty-threo persons in
and around the little station OF Beaver
Dam. Tho most OF these converts arc
young women, who, It is said, expect to
return to Utah with Ellis in tho fall.
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wol1sburg Merchant Assigns.


Special Dispatch 10 ne Ine1gcncT'
WELLsBURG. W. Va, July 1L-This
afternoon T. H. Buchanan, q prominen.
Democratic politician and retail dealer
Of this place, made an assignment for
the benefit Of his creditors. No amount
OF liabilities or assets are obtainable,
The assignment, though not entirely
expected, wa a surprise to u good many
and created q small sensation. No
cause is known.
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TIE election Of Prof. 1. O, White,
Wcst virginia'B distinguished geOlo.
gist, as chairman OF tho mining jury at
tho Worlds Fair, was proper from
oyory standpoint No man In tho
country 10 bOtLor equipped for tho
position, aud West Virginia appreciates
tho honor.
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nloyclo Record llrukon.

CHICAGO, July 1L-1'he fivO.mtto
road racc Of tho Calumet Cycling Club
Saturday afternoon resulted In break
ing tho American road record for the
distance. a. L. Loonhardt did tho
trick in 1880, beating tho former roc.
ord by eight seconds. Tho run was
nYnr tho LaAaYlpW Gonrae.
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scnwEtSruRrli, the bogus Christ, has
established u branch heaven in Licking.
ton, Kentucky, which is carrying tho
war into Africa" with a vengeance. In
other words, ho proposes to fight tho
devil on lia own ground.
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iremen hesitated they were tainted
With being towards by their chief and
peremptorily ordered 10 go. When ono
attache Of the cold storage company
dared to inform Captain Fitzpatrick
that the fire was at the bottom and
should be fought there he was knocked
down for what the captain was pleased
to call his im~pudence. Other state
ments are also to the effect that the loss
OF life was unnecessary, and due to the
anxiety Of the fire officers to make q
display; that tho fire could have been
extiuguished at the foot Of the tower,
where it originated, and that it was
thirty-eight minutes after the alarm
was sounded before q stream OF water
was playing on the flames.
The story is almost Incredible, and
yet it is asserted that 1t is capable OF
proof, and Chief Murphy, it is as
serted, "reiuses to talk on the subject"
The outcome OF tho investigation, which
will surely bring out the facts, will be
watched with interest in view Of these
new developments, II is hoped, for
the credit OF the Chicago fire depart
ment, that the charges will not be sus'
tanned; but if they are, the direct re-
sponsibiiity for the fearful loss OF lie
should be placed where it belongs.
Beside these charges against Murphy
and Fitzpatrick, the assertions that the
building was a death,trap and was not
constructed with a view to the safety Of
human life are inaignifcant. :
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OK the hocls Of tho report that tho
NHdlay, Ohio, boom has collapsed
comes tho news that that city Is 10.
dOOming bonds which will not become
duo for two yours yott in spite Of tho
grOat money at~rlngcncy.
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Climbing Joe's Frame,

Commissioner Miller remains mac,
tive. Nearly three months have passed
since he took charge OF his office and
very few changes have been madej and
this, too, in the face Of the promises he
Is said to have made to our representa-
tiyea to secure their endorsements, as
suring them that he would turn the
rascals out"
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Special UIpdlcN 70 NC WIeHIVgN9u'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 1Z-Gov.
ernor MacCorkle has appointed Hon.
James Stewart, OF Putnam county, and
j. W. Holswade, OF Roano county, 70.
penta Of tho State University.
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w.h.a.ti
Gamler banner,

The Republican party brought on the
present financial distress by vicious and
illogical legislation. The Democratic
party will straighten it out in time and
place the business OF the country on a
firm base. Four moro years OF Repub-
lican rule would have ruined the coun'
try.