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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
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500 Nickel Alarm Clocks. 59c
$3.50 Double Bell Alarm Clocks
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25c tube Daggett and Rams
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25c lib. can delightfully."- Scent
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25c tube Tragle's Oriental Tooth
taste ................. i5c
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si.oo size Fellows syrup Hypo-
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So bottle Eckman's Alternative
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81 caldwells Syrup Pepsin nc
75c one bottle 5-gr Aspirin
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75c Jad Salts. for the kidneys. sac
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While on a trip Of Il few days or a few
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$500 Houbigigants Ideal. per
OF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s1.55
800 keskon's Defer kiss. per
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Household Drugs and
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4 OF. Castor Oil Observation-Disclosures Toe
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ID Flowers of Sulphur 49,. .-...5 Sc
ID EPSON Salts. &c; 3 for Toe
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100 o-Gr. Quinine Pills 80. .1ac
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Hair. Nail, Tooth and Bath Brushes

$500 Ebony or Foxwood Solid
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$500 and $3.50 Pure Bristle
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$3.50 and si.75 Pure Bristlc
Solid Back Hair brushes.
six and eight rows .... s1.20
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$500 Red Rubber Combination
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$3.50 Combination Syringe, 3
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$500 Family Hot Water Bottle.
si.aa
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rubber Observation-Disclosures. 81. IN
$3.50 2-at Fountain Syringe.
best rubber. three pipes. 49,. .1sc
sl.oo Bulb Syringe. three hard
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$500 :-at, Fountain Syringe.
rapid flow tubing. 3 pipes.
screw connection ..5o r
$500 WhirlinS Spray Syringe. SLID
$500 2at Hot Watu" Bottle.
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-22
ASSlo1 IoN41 1<
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8

teach one day what it will probably
deny the next"
Such a religion can only be had in
the Catholic Church.
Il want religion that will permit
me to hold communion with my dear
departed relatives and friends"
Your want will be satisfied when
you join the Catholic Church.
II want a religion that will give me
plain and reasonable way of obtain
ing pardon for my sins, and show me
how | can obtain sure dissolution"
Such plain and reasonable way is
known to all those who belong to the
Catholic Church.
81 want the same religion the twelve
apostles had"
That is the religion of the Catholic
Church.
81 want the same religion that the
hundreds of thousands of martyrs be-
lieved in who were slain for the faith
of Christ during the prosecutions of
the Roman emperors."
That is also the religion of the Cath
olic Church.
81 want the same religion which st.
Augustine preached in England, st.
Boniface in Germany, st. Martin in
France, st. Patrick in Ireland, st.
Francis Xavier in Japan, and to
which these apostolic men converted
all these peoples from paganism.''
That is also the religion of the Cath
Ollie Church.
81 want religion that can make
Sisters of Charity and such others like
them, who leave all for Christ to give
comfort to the wretched, the poor and
the sinful"
The religion of all such is the re,
| ligion of the Catholic Church.
IL want a religion whose priests are
not afraid to come and give me it's
consultations if | should happen to
have the smallpox or the yellow fever,
or the cholera, or any such contagious
disease"
Then you want the ministrations of
the priests of the Catholic Church.
Il want the religion whose priests
preach the Gospel, and not politics. y
Then go to the Catholic Church.
81 want religion that is religion
for all nations, and for all time, even
unto the consummation of the world"
When your want is realized, you will
call yourself member of the One
Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church
Il want religion that both Prot
estants and Catholics agree to be q
safe religion in which l can save my
SOUL"
Then, dear friend, you have nc
choice but to become a Catholic. All
these wants the Catholic Church alone
can satisfy. Go and examine fol
yourself. Any Catholic priest will
gladly give you the proofs of the truth
of what l say.
| Hop FdnilD Church Calendar, Chicago.
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DIDN'T GET THE ORDERS.

A young man whose parents were
Catholics has given up all religious
practises. He says no prayer, he
never goes to church. He does not
give his soul a thought, but lives to
enjoy himself as he pleases.
One Sunday an acquaintance of his
who had just come in from Mass said
to him chafingly:
what will you say to the good
Lord when you die and are up for
judgment, when He asks you why you
did not obey His orders to go to
church,"
"rT say" he replied, chat l never
received His orders"
How terrible that. reply will be for
his parents, if it is true! If they did
not give him a religious training, if
they did not tell him about God and
instruct him in his duties towards
his Creator; if they did not instruct
him from childhood to say his morn
ing and night prayers, to abstain from
meat on Fridays, to assist at Mass on
Sundays, to go to confession once a
month, etc., the plea of their son at
the bar of Divine Justice may tend to
save him but to condemn them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-22
SOME NOTES ON HUMILITY.

Let our humility be a cheerful
humility. Not too angry with our
selves, for that might be subtle
pride, as if our meanness was some
thing very surprising in us instead of
being a mere matter of course. Yet
humility is not cowardice or sloth-
neglecting to use to the utmost any
gifts that God has given us, and doing
so under the pretence, forsooth, of
escaping the glory that would pursue
us if we exercised them to the full.
We need not be afraid; we may bold
ly do our best without any danger of
disturbing the worlds equanimity or
setting the Thames or the Liffey or
the Mississippi on fire. mot unto us,
o Lord, but to Thy name give glory"
said a poor preacher, who did not
know how his preaching sounded
from the front of the pulpit; and a
pious old lady told him not to be un-
easy, for if he kept all the glory to
himself the Lord would not be a bit
jealous. True hun4ility, espe-
cially of the heroic order, that consti-
tutes saintliness, does not look down,
it looks UP. The humble do not COM
pare themselves with poor mortals
like themselves; they look to God,
and, seen in God, their good is little
and their evil is great, and only the
evil part is all their own.
Father Russell
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THE CORONATION OF
BLESSED VIRGIN.

To crown a work, says Father Mon.
sabre, is to give the last touch to it's
perfection. In this sense Mary, the
masterpiece of divine omnipotence
and goodness, is crowned in heaven
by her Son. Jesus completes the vir-
tues of His Most Holy Mother, tears
away the veil under which the lustre
of her privileges was hidden, and
invests her immaculate body with
light and immortality.
To crown any one is to reward his
merits. In this sense Mary is crown
ed in heaven by the sovereign Remun-
orator; for to every thought of hers,
to each of her desires, to every one
of her actions corresponds a degree
of eternal glory which raises her
above any glorified creature.
Finally, to crown any one is to in
vest him with supreme honor and
power In this sense Mary is crown
ed in heaven by the eternal King of
ages. Jesus places her on His right
hand, invites the whole heavenly
court around her, and proclaims her
Queen of angels, patriarchs, prophets,
apostles, martyrs, confessors, virgins
and all saints.
Queen of Angels: She is their
Queen, not by the right of nature, but
by the rights of grace. She has had
the distinguished privilege of possess
ing the greatest created purity, and
of giving birth to the King of angels
and archangels.
Queen of patriarchs": She is
Queen of the patriarchs, because
through her they have obtained the
object of their desires. 1t was the
fruit of her chaste womb that healed
their pious languishings and deliver
ed them from the dark prisons in
which they waited for glory and hap
piness.
Queen of prophets: She is proph-
ecy itself, for she gave to the world
the promised reality. The Messias,
whose portrait was perfectly drawn
many years before His coming by
men inspired of God, was formed of
her flesh and blood.
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Queen of apostles: for by her
prayers they obtained, along with the
Spirit of God, the gift of the divine
word. Her sweet and mysterious in
fluence anticipates them in the souls
they convert to God.
Queen of martyrs" was she not
associated in the sufferings of Her
Son? Did she not suffer in her moth
er's heart everything that the martyrs
of the faith suffered in their bodies?
Queen of confessors": in her pur-
ity she excels them all. And along
with the honor of virginity she pos
sessed that which was permitted to
no other virgin to possess-the joys
of maternity.
Queen of all saints: to her most
powerful intercession they are all in
debted for the grace of perseverance
which opened to them the gates of
heaven.
I'VE fly to thy patronage, 0 holy
Mother of God! Despise not our petit
lions in our necessities, but deliver
from all dangers, o Thou ever glori-
Gus and blessed Virginl"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-22
THE RELIGION I WANT.

81 want a religion that makes the
people happy who possess it."
Then | would advise you to join the
Catholic Church.
81 want a religion which will make
me feel so sure of its truth that it
would be sin to doubt it,
Then you must join the Catholic
Church.
81 want a religion which teaches
that God will reward a man according
to his works.
Then you want the religion of the
Catholic Church.
81 want religion which teaches
that God is good and kind to all His
creatures, that He has called men to
salvation, and thus leaves no man to
despair"
Then you had better join the Cath
Ole Church.
Il want a religion that is equally
acceptable to rich and poor, to high
and low, to the master and the SER
want, to the king and the peasant >
Then, of course, you want the relig-
ion of the Catholic Church.
81 want a religion that makes chill
dren members of the fold of Christ,
and treats them as such"
Then you will find such religion
in the Catholic Church.
Il want a religion that does not
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-22
HOW TO HONOR THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT.

Make a visit to the Blessed Sacra-
ment
Salute the Blessed Sacrament in
passing a church, by lifting your hat,
howing the head and saying: o sweet
Jesus, l adore Thee in the Sacrament
of Thy love.
Receive Holy Communion.
When praying, turn towards the
nearest church where the Blessed
Sacrament is reserved.
Make a spiritual Communion, say
ing: My Jesus, l believe that Thou
are truly present in the Blessed Sac
rament, l love Thee, l desire to pos
sess Thee within my soul. Come into
my heart, | embrace Thee. Never
permit me to be separated from
Thee.
Make an offering of flowers or or
naments for the altar on which the
Blessed Sacrament is reserved.
Assist at the Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.
Read book treating of the Blessed
Sacrament.
Keep a picture of the Blessed Sac
rament in your room.
Distribute reading matter or pious
articles treating of the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
Encourage and aid children and
adults who have neglected it, to pre-
pare for first Holy Communion.
Memorize or sing hymn to the
Blessed Sacrament.
Attend the Forty Hours Devotion,
or the Holy Hour.
At the elevation of the Sacred Host
during Mass, or at any time on see
ing the Sacred Host, salute it, saying
My Lord and my God.
When genufecting before the Bless
ed Sacrament say: o sweet Jesus, /
adore Thee in the Sacrament of Thy
love.
Give aims in honor of the Blessed
Sacrament.
Make an act of modification in
honor of the Blessed Sacrament.
Do kindness to some one in honor
of the Blessed Sacrament.
Forgive any injury received, in
honor of the Blessed Sacrament.
Say a Pater and Ave in honor OF
the Blessed Sacrament.
Thank our Lord for deigning to
dwell with us in the Blessed Sacra
ment.
Let the thought of Jesus in the
Blessed Sacrament permeate your life
and incite you to perform your daily
duties faithfully.
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THE WONDERFUL CLOCK.

Some years ago an intelligent gen.
tleman was taking supper at the
same table with some pretended
philosophers who sneered at religion
and denied the existence of God. The
gentleman kept silent. The clock was
was just striking when his opinion
was asked. He pointed to the clock
and said: Gentlemen, do you hear
the sound of that beautiful clock?"
YES" they replied. WELL" said he,
''the various parts that compose that
clock fell together of their own ac-
cord and produced that wonderful
piece of mechanism" "Why, that is
absurd" said they. "And not only
that" he continued, "but the big town
clock which regulates this one, also
fell into happy combination and
made ITSELF Still more absurd re-
piled the infdels, growing somewhat
impatient, I'VE did not expect the
amusement of being entertained this
evening by an inmate of some lunatic
asylum" But that is not ALL" said
he, there is big clock, bigger
ClOCh Iudu any VI IHSSS, IL Is d IOWu
clock for all towns; one, in fact, which
regulates all other timekeepers; they
call it the clock of the universe. It's
great DIAL the sun, appearing regular
ly morning after morning, awakens,
quickens into activity, and regulates
all the world. And yet some lunatics
in our asylum claim that this great
clock of the universe made ITSELF"
The infidels then became quite friend
ly with the gentleman, who explained
to them that, just as it is unreasonable
and absurd to believe that clock
could exist and keep time without a
clockmaker, so it is equally absurd
and unthinkable that the earth, moons
and stars could exist and move with
such clock-like precision around the
sun without the work of a Makers
hand. The infidels seeing at once the
force of the argument, admitted that
they had never before stopped to con-
slider the matter in that common
sense light.
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LET US BE KIND.

Let us be kind;
The way is long and lonely,
And human hearts are asking for this
blessing only
That we be kind.
We cannot know the grief that man
may borrow,
We cannot see the soul storm-swept
by sorrow,
But love can shine upon the way, to.
day, tomorrow
Let us be kind.
Let us be kind.
The sunset tints will soon be in the
west,
Too late the flowers are laid, then,
on the quiet breast.
Let us be kind.
And when the angel guide has sought
and found us,
Then hands shall link the broken ties
of earth that bound us;
And heaven and home shall brighten
all around us.
Let US be kind.