The sum of Himself—from Christ who said; “Thou $3,520.54 was contribut¬ Leo XIII. gave audience a few weeks THE CATHOLIC WORLD. ed the THE CATHOLIC WORLD. The Hierarchy of the Church. art Peter, the Rock on which I build present year by the Catholics of ago to the Very Rev. Father Luigi da toy My Church.” As the successor of St. the diocese of La Crosse, for the sup¬ Parma, Minister General of the Fran¬ Peter, he port of its ecclesiastical students. ciscan Order of Rev. H. M. Calmer, S. J. presides over the Church of AT HOME. ABROAD. Minors, and to the Su¬ Christ. He is the Father and Gover¬ The periors and Professors of that great After St. .John the Evangelist had November 30th His Eminence, the example recently set by Harvard His Holiness has ordered the con¬ been cast into the cauldron of nor, of not only the people, bat of the College of St. Anthony which is the boiling Cardinal-Archbishop of Baltimore, de¬ University, through its invitation to struction of an Irish college on the chief oil before the Latin prelates. He is the centre of unity. religious enterprise of the new gate, and came out dicated the magnificent marble Church Bishop Keane, Rector of the American Arcutine Hill, and will expend one- He is the source of all government. Catholic Rome. The Fathers sought their audi¬ unhurt, the old Roman Emperor sent of St. Peter. University, to lecture in the million francs upon it. The Cardinalate is a dignity not con¬ ence to announce to His Holiness that him to the bleak and rocky isle of Dudleian Course, is Two new churches in the vicinity of already bearing ferred by Holy Orders. Like most ar¬ About five-thousand lire have been this international Patmos. And here he recorded that fruit. The Rev. Thomas Hughes, S.J., missionary house, St. Louis, were dedicated Thursday subscribed for a monument to the illus¬ wonderful vision called rangements, which, though made by of Detroit complete at last, was to be opened on Revelations, November College, Detroit, Mich., has man 27th, one in Collinsville, the trious Cardinal Massaia. Collectors in which the Church of Christ is carry out the Divine purpose, Thursday, November 20th. The Pope repre¬ other in just lectured before the students of correspond to the wants of human So¬ Cahokia, Ill. have been appointed in Vienna, Berlin, spoke with the sented as a city. “I saw the holy city, Princeton College, New Jersey. greatest animation of Father the the New ciety and are destined to live, grow and Crafts,of Jamestown diocese, Brussels, Paris, and Madrid. Subscrip¬ missionary work that especially Jerusalem,coming down front The new church for St. Mary’s con¬ endure, the great institution of the N. D.,is one of the most zealous Catho¬ tions are received by the President of belongs to the Franciscans, and prais¬ heaven, from God, prepared as a bride gregation, Norwalk, O., is being rapid¬ Cardinalate sprang from small begin¬ lic missionaries now laboring among the Roman Committee, Piazza Capra- ed with fervor not only the Francis¬ adorned for her husband.” ly pushed to completion. The build¬ the Indians. nica 78. can The founder and architect of this ce¬ nings. The word, derived from the workers, but the Franciscan writ¬ ing is already enclosed, the turret at Latin, Cardo, a hinge, is found in ante- Two Dominican Sisters from Ire¬ The Cardinal Archbishop of Paris ers, declaring St. Bonaventure to be lestial city is our Savior; the twelve the rear completed, the frame work for Nicene ecclesiastical writers and was land, who are well versed in the art of expects to be able to consecrate the his own favorite mystic. The College Apostels form the foundation, with the the tower in position, and the stone used to designate the fixed, permanent instructing the deaf and dumb, have Basilica on Monmartre in June, 1891. was opened with solemn ceremony by chief foundation Rock, their Leader work laid around it this week. being Cardinal and Prince. The faithful are the clergy of any church—which revolved arrived at Chinchuba, La. This votive Church of the SacredHeart Simeoni, patron of the Fran¬ living The structure presents a vpry imposing around them as a door round its hinge. ciscan Order. stones. The anointed ministers of the On will thus have taken eighteen years to Tuesday, November 25, the new appearance, and the traveler on the It is a Lord are the workmen chosen to scriptural word; for in Josue St. Patrick’s church complete. The special law of the Na¬ If we adjust just completed at Lake Shore Railroad an may trust the usually well in¬ and gets excellent and Judges the princes are called “the Marble tional Assembly, which authorized formed Vatican polish these stones that they may Ridge, Sauk county, Wis., was view of the new temple of the Al¬ correspondent of the axles” or “hinges” of the people. A. D. Cardinal Guibert and his successors to Politische reflect the beauty and the glory of dedicated. mighty. Rev. Father Chevreaux and Correspondent, the negotia¬ the Sun of Justice, that 304, Pope Marcellus instituted parish acquire the'site, and to undertake the tions between Russia and the perpetually The Polish Catholics of Oshkosh are his congregation have reason to be Holy See churches or titles and the priests who illumens this work as a national work, bears date stand at present as follows: A few city. The Priests are en¬ negotiating for the purchase of the proud of the new St. Mary’s church. had permanent charge of them were gaged in adorning the interior of the First Presbyterian church of that city. July 25, 1873. Since then the sum of months ago M. Iswolski received in¬ called Cardinal Last week Mother Sebastian and Sis¬ priests. The deacons £900,000 has been ex¬ structions from his Government to set¬ heavenly Jerusalem, by enriching with If successful, they will use it for a subscribed and of the Roman Church, in imitation ter Catherine Drexel were in Wash¬ virtue the precious souls entrusted to church and school house. pended. The Holy Father himself sent tle definitely the question of the suc¬ of the ington as the guests of the Sisters of their original Apostolic institution, £S00 as his personal offering. The cession to the long vacant Archiepisce- charge. The ministers and min- The the were at first seven in number. From building known as St. Bridget’s Holy Cross. Sister Catherine is strations are various; for as St. Paul great Dominican preacher, Father pal See of Mohilew in agreement with, church and school,Louisville, Ky.,Rev. about to establish a new Order to he the earliest days various charitable in¬ the Roman Curia. The candidate says,to the Ephesians, “God gave some H. Monsabre, has been invited by Car¬ pro¬ stitutions for the relief of the sick and Connolly, rector, was solemnly de¬ known as the “Order of the Blessed indeed, Apostles, some dinal Richard to preach the dedication posed by Russia for the vacant dig¬ and prophets, dicated November- 30th, by Bishop Sacrament.” The first house of this and others Evangelists, and others poor, with chapels attached to sermon. nity was one entirely acceptable to the McCloskey. Order will be built at them, arose here and there Philadelphia. Sis¬ pastors and doctors, for the perfecting The state of the Vatican household is Holy See. But, unfortunately, the throughout the fourteen A chime of five bells has been donat¬ ter Catherine went to Washington to of the Lambs, for the work of the min¬ “regions” far from Government of the Tsar further desir¬ ed to the Church of St. John the confer with Secretary Noble in regard being what it was in the time or parishes into which the city was to istry, for the building up of the body of Pius IN. The troubles of the ed fill up the bishopric,which would divided under Baptist, New York, by as many of the to the interest of her Indian mission of Christ,” which is TIis Church. Augustus. A deacon he rendered vacant by the proposed schools, some of which are located in present day have forced the HolyFather These reflections had one or more regions, with parishioners, which range in weight translation of its appropriately in¬ to considerably reduce his civil, milita¬ present occupent the institutions locally contained from 3,500 pounds to 5,600. the section now disturbed by the Indi¬ troduce this evening’s lecture because to the Metropolitan See, an ecclesiastic an uprisings. ry, and ecclesiastical service, and it in it, assigned to his care; and from the Rev. Peter Farrell, of Washington whose they recall to our minds what we have can now be said that the Vatican ex¬ qualifications are considered by fixed character of their charge, they avenue, near One-hundred-and-seven- Bishop Keane, of the Catholic Uni¬ the Vatican to be entirely unaccept¬ explained in the previous lectures and penses are reduced to what is strictly were called Cardinal deacons. For a versity, was elected a Vice President naturally lead to the consideration of ty-sixth street, New York, is building able. Russia obstinately refuses to of the necessary. In his desire to administer the long time there was no Cardinal- a new church, under the invocation of College Presidents’ Association, treat the subject to be briefly treated of, the with justice and economy (as far as question of the two sees sep¬ ,bishop, because the Roman Pontiff St. which held its second annual conven¬ Hierarchy of the Church. Do they Joseph. lies in his arately, so that nothing remains for tion at power to do so ) the money presided in the See in that capacity. Princeton, N. J., on Saturday, Rome hut to not show us that the functions of the Bishop O’Reilly,of Springfield,M ass., he receives from the liberality of the suspend, at least for the But the six suburban Sees, whose November 29. Among the other rep¬ priesthood are threefold?But they show has purchased a site in the Highlands faithful, Leo XIII. has named a com¬ present, all attempt to agree upon the^ bishops had the right to sit in synod resentative Catholic educators present us at the same time that the govern¬ at Holyoke, on which he will build a mission of three Cardinals, who are new Metropolitan of Mohilew. with the Bishop of Rome, had confer¬ at the convention were Rev. Vice Pres¬ ment of the Church is a general, a mul¬ new church and rectory in the near red on them the ident closely studying the question, and who tifarious dignity of Cardinal- Connelly, S.J., of Georgetown; WASHINGTON LETTER. government though central¬ future. will Rev. Prof. shortly carry out their project for ized and one. We must now bishops. But all bishops who are Car- Hughes, S.J., of Woodstock, From our study the A writer in the New York Sun ac¬ still Regular Correspondent. •dinals are not Cardinal-bishops; thus, Md., and Rev. Prof. O’Gorman, of the greater economy in the Apostolic Hierarchy, i. e., as the word implies the cuses Pope Leo XIII. of having many Washington, D. C., December 5.— Cardinal Gibbons, though Archbishop Catholic University. palace. They are: Cardinals Aloisi- spiritual and sacred government of the inelegancies and much false prosody Masella, Senator Gorman, who proved himself of Baltimore, is only a Cardinal-priest; Apolloni, anddi Ruggero. Priesthood over the Church. To de¬ in his recent verses. The critic is an¬ Bishop Scanlan, of Salt Lake City, such an able and capable leader and Cardinal While the French Mediterannean during Antonelli, the great Sec¬ met with a painful accident at Ely, signate the Sacrament which conveys swered by a Jesuit Father. the last session of Congress, was by retary of State to Pope Pius IN., was squadron was at Algiers, Cardinal La- these powers the word “Orders,” as Nev. He was riding on the mail stage On Tuesday, November 18, the Rt. general consent recognized as corn- but a deacon. In the twelfth century when it was vigerie gave a luncheon to the Admiral the Catechism of Trent says, has been upset through the care¬ mander-in-ehief of the Democratic were Rev. Marty, Bishop of Sioux Falls, and his there of Cardinal-bishops six, lessness of the driver. The Bishop in officers, and at the luncheon made use of by the Holy Fathers, be¬ Senatorial army. This spontaneous priests twenty-eight, and about this Dakota, assisted by Rev. Fathers La- drank to the health of the Republic, cause its signification is very compre¬ falling struck on his head and cut the choice was officially ratified by the De¬ time the number of deacons was four¬ mesch,of Rome, and Sheehan, of Mit¬ declaring that whatever might be one’s hensive and well adapted to convey an scalp so severely that it was necessary mocratic caucus which met chell, dedicated the new Catholic individual feelings or preferences, it Wednesday idea of the dignity and excellence of teen, raised in the same century to for the physician to put five stitches in church at Rome, Dak. was a evening. The policy of the Democrats the ministers of God. It is well adap¬ eighteen. Leo N. raised the number it. While the injury was very painful plain duty to rally to the support in the fight over theForce measure, of a form of Government Bill of Cardinals to sixty-five, while Six¬ Miss Voorhees, daughter of Senator it was indeed fortunate that the acci¬ which had ted also to give the subordination of which is likely to become one of the tus V. made the final arrangement, Voorhees, has entered the Catholic dent did not result more disastrously. been accepted for twenty years by the inferior to superior parts which when most famous in Congressional annals, which prevails to this day, according Church, and was baptized last week by majority of the French people. As completed, show in beautiful accord. Rt. Rev. Bishop Foley, of Detroit, is to reserve their strength until the- to which the number should never ex¬ Rev. Father McGurk, of St. Aioysius’ the officers left the Archbishops house We must bear in mind that though recently called on Postmaster Gen¬ Republicans begin the attempt to ceed seventy. Their duties are of two church, Washington, D.C., previous to the hand of the missionary college the Order of priesthood is one, it has eral Wanamaker, in “Washington, change the rules of the Senate, which kinds—those which devolve on them his departure from that city. played the Marseillaise. The Cardi¬ different degrees of dignity and power. and related to him the story of the is a necessary passage while the prelude to the Pope is living and those seems nal’s speech has produced a very good The first is confined to those who are It to be reliable, the statement outrage committed on the Post Office of the bill. which they have to discharge when the that Mrs. Leland Stanford, impression in France. simply called priests, who have charge wife of the Department, by which the register¬ By a curious coincidence Mr Blaine Holy See is vacant. They form the millionaire California In the German'National Church of of the faithful, the administration of Senator, has de¬ ed letter from Cardinal Simeoni was chanced to he a visitor to tl> 'olo-f Senate of the N the Church, taking an active cided to become a member of the Cath¬ the Anima in Rome, there is a Scuola Sacraments, etc. The second is put in the possession of the suspend¬ matic gallery of the Senate, in co. a- part in the government of the univer¬ olic Church, It is a fortunate that of the Bishops, who are placed thing, ed priest Kolasinski. On hearing the Gregoriana for the reform of church ny with the Brazilian naval officers sal Church. At a vacancy of the Holy if music in Italy. Signor Galignani, over their respective Sees to govern, true, for Mrs. Stanford. narrative from the Bishop Mr. Wan¬ who have been visiting us, just at the See their duties are con lined to pro¬ choir-master of the Duomo of Milan, not only the other ministers of the On December 7th, St. Anthony’s amaker rang for the Chief of the time when the Force bill was being tecting the Church and maintaining has Church, but also the faithful, and with church at Kansas City, Kas., was de¬ Detective Bureau and ordered him to lately been present at a service in read, and it must have required all his all things in their due order, until a the sleepless vigilance to watch over them; dicated in a most solemn manner. Right give the matter his first attention— Anima, in order to listen to the mu¬ self possession to prevent the contempt conclave can be assembled for the elec¬ sic of the they are the watchmen on the towers Rev. Bishop L. M. Fink, O. S. B., of precedence of every other—until the t Scuola Gregoriana, and has he feels for that measure from showing tion of a new Pope. As far back as since of Zion. The third degree is that ®f Leavenworth, performed the ceremo- guilty parties were brought to justice. published a most flattering report, itself in his countenance, 1059 Nicholas II. decreed that the in his Review, JIusica Archbishop. He presides ever several mony. Father Athanasius, O. S. F., One of the few Jesuits in the United Sacra, in which Mr. Harrison has caused it to be semi¬ Popes should be elected on the judg¬ he bishops and is also called “Metropoli¬ from Wichita, Kas., preached the ser¬ States who has made the “Grand Act” assigns the post of honor among officially hinted that he would veto a ment of the six Cardinal-bishops, with the choirs in Italy to the Germans of tan,” because he is placed over the mon. and thus attained the highest scholas¬ free silver coinage hill shou Id-Congress the assent of the Roman clergy, the the above school. On October 23d, the Metropolis of the Province. Archbi¬ A solemn and tic honors of the Order,is the Rev. Geo. pass one, but that fact has not prevent¬ applause of the impressive ceremony Scuola went to a on 1 people and the ratifi¬ Arsoli, small town ed a dozen or more Senators and Re¬ shops,therefore, although their ordina¬ took De la Motte. The final test took place cation «f the Emperor. Of the Roman place in St. Mary’s Polish church, a feudal estate of Prince Massimo, to tion or consecration does not differ from at the General House of Studies, Wood- presentatives, at least half of them Re¬ Reading, Pa., Sunday a week, when a clergy the Cardinal-priests and dea- sing a “Palestrina” service, the Prince, otherBishops,enjoy a more exalted sta¬ stock, Md., on November 20. Since publicans, from introducing hills pro¬ ..cons were the most pretty Hebrew girl, joined the Catholic tion and have more prominent and in- who is a great lover of art, paying all ample power, and 1874 no member of the Order has un¬ viding for free coinage, and Senator lluential portion. Hence it is easy to Church. Her Hebrew name was Annie wear the pallium. Patriarchs hold the expenses and entertaining the choris¬ Teller has stated that he lias positive Kessler, and she was twenty dergone the ordeal. Rev. R. J. Meyer, understand, considering the instabil¬ years of ters in his castle. The correspondent fourth place; they are Archbishops of a S.J., past-Provincial of the Jesuits, assurances that such a bill will pass the ity of popular opinion and the transi¬ age. of the I’opolo Romano describes the higher degree,and are, as the name im¬ Western Province, was the last. The Senate, and that he believes it will also tory character of human sovereignty, We are very proud to be able to score singing of the as plies, the first and supreme Fathers in requisites for the “Grand Act,” by choir masterly. Ta¬ go through the House. that the election of the Pope gradual¬ another our ken with the opinions expressed by the Episcopal Order. Formerly there triumph for Catholic which name the test is known among One bill has boon introduced in the ly came to be vested in the Cardinals schools. It was achieved in were but four Patriarchs, besides the Stockton, Catholic students acquainted with Sgambati Filippi (lately deceased), and Senate by a Republican—Senator Cul- exclusively, who, in their grades of other Italian musicians, these appreci¬ Holy Father; their dignity was not the Cal., in an examination for cadetship scholastic disputation,are ability,great lom — which most of the Democrats same. bishop, priest and deacon, represented for West Point. Thirteen aspirants ations seem to give ground for hope capacity for close study, exact and would gladly vote for, if they could get The Patriarch of the ancient “presbyterium” of the that the devout Palestrina ecclesiasti¬ Constantinople, al¬ presented themselves, but the prize ready memory for theological formula, a chance. Roman Church in the fullest and most was cal music may soon he restored to though last in order of time, was first captured by a graduate of St. fluency in the use of the Latin lan¬ Quite a number of bills have been honor in own in satisfactory manner. Mary’s College, the only Catholic boys’ its country. introduced in the House Senate to rank, and honor conceded to him as guage; and, accompanying all these, arid Having understood what the Hier¬ school in that city and under the direc¬ Bishop of Constantinople, the Capital industry and a powerful constitution. The Director of the Vatican Observ¬ repeal certain sections of the McKinley of the imperial world. Next the Patri¬ archy is, it now remains for us to call tion of the Brothers of the Society of tariff There is an interesting story told of atory communicated to a meeting held act, one of the most notable of archate of Alexandria, a See founded your attention to some points in re¬ Mary. which is that introduced the late Thos. E. Cahill, who founded the other day in the Vatican a short by Represen¬ gard to it which are of the utmost im¬ tative by t{ie Evangelist St. Mark, at the Rev. Cheney, a La Crosse preacher, and endowed the Catholic High School account made by Mr. Christie, Astron¬ McCreary, of Kentucky to put; command of the Prince of the Apostles. portance to Catholics and non-Catho- what he made use of Thanksgiving day to at¬ of Philadelphia. It appears that when omer Royal of the Observatory at very aptly calls the seven The third, that of Antioch, founded by lics. The Church is not an invisible tack the Catholics. The Rev. Cheney a Greenwich, on the distribution of the blessings of mankind, tin and tin plate, society, but a visible corporation or young man he was somewhat indif¬ St. Peter, and the first seat of the Apos¬ work for cotton failed to see how a Catholic could be a ferent as to the practice of his religion. completing the chart of the ties, agricultural implements tolic See. The fourth and last was body. As reason tells us, such a so¬ and loyal citizen. One way in v hich Cath¬ After he had become wealthy, how¬ sky between the eighteen Observator¬ edged tools, hinders twine, blan¬ that of Jerusalem founded by St.James, ciety requires not only a visible gov¬ olics act as loyal citizens is by helping ies that have been employed to do it. kets, worsted for men and women’s ernment, but a visible means of impart¬ ever, as president of an ice company, called,—according to the Hebrew cus¬ From the divisions made by Mr. Chris¬ to outvote the Rev. Cheney’s now and he began to send a daily allowance of clothing and salt, upon the free list. tom of ing it. Must not the authorization for If this bill would styling immediate relations then. Do we make our tie, it seem get before the House the meaning clear? ice to the Home of the Little Sisters would that the Vatican Ob¬ brother — the brother of the Lord. public exercise of Ecclesiastical it would of the servatory is second after Greenwich in go through the House “quick¬ functions he imparted by a sacrament Loyal citizenship means the overthrow Poor, merely requesting that the Superior to all tnese er than a streak of is the Sovereign of Know-Nothingism. inmates should offer up a little prayer order of latitude, and consequently the greased lightning,” —an outward act to be performed by as the Pontiff, whom, Cyril, Archbishop of for him whenever they drank of the ice photographs taken at the Vatican Ob¬ saying is. “‘'•*'*‘‘"3 men St. Alexandria, denominated in the Coun¬ according to the commission of Mary’s Catholic church of Home¬ The water. The result was that Mr. Cahill servatory would cover the zone from House, after one day spent in cil of Ephesus‘“tlie Father and Patri¬ Christ, and which denotes and conveys stead, Pittsburgh, Pa., Father Bullion, soon became a the sixty-fourth to the fifty-fifth de¬ fillibustering and one in discusssion, an inward and divine practical and exemplary arch of the whole world.” Sitting in grace? The very pastor, was destroyed by lire Decem¬ Catholic. He was a monthly communi¬ gree, which would correspond to the passed the Interational copyright bill that chair in which Peter the Prince visibility of the Church requires the ber 5, with the parochial residence, a cant, his charities were almost un¬ zenithal distance included between by a vote of 139 to 95. of the existence of the Sacrament of Orders. dwelling occupied by the Sisters of Apostles sat to the close of his 13 degrees Persuation and threats have so far The Reformers saw the force of the ar¬ bounded, and by his will he made pro¬ 6 minutes to the 22nd de¬ life, the Catholic Church recognizes in Mercy, and the dwelling houses of a vision for the building and perpetual gree 6 minutes towards the north. The friled to get together a quorum of Re- man named Veilheimer and H. B. Ecle- his person the most, exalted degree of gument, therefore when they rejected eDdowmeut of an institution that will number of photographic plates that pu lieans in the House. Without that the sacrament of Orders and conse¬ son. The total loss is $25,000, and the dignity and the full amplitude of juris¬ hand down his name in benediction to will he used at the Vatican Observ¬ Republican quorum no partisan legis¬ quently the priesthood, invented the church'Will lose $15,000 of this. The diction; not based on .synodal or other future ages, and secure for him for all lation will he allowed to go the atory to cover that part of the chart al¬ through ■human- anomalous idea of an invisible Church. fire oiigiqated.in the basement Of time tiio prayers of the Catholics of constitutions, .‘but emanating lotted to.it are 1,040. ... . the House. 1 ehttrctv 'Philadelphia. from no less tin- authority than 'God : .■..Coiiibmf'd on fourth ‘ jmgi:: : 2 CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH.

ing ne lnrorined Bauderet tnat he and •That cigar was poisoned!” he ex¬ Notes from Ireland. FOE ISOBEL. Isobel were to be married, and would claimed, with dramatic energy of ex¬ set sail within a fortnight to make Paris pression. Mr. Michael Flanagan, of Edin¬ their home. “Oh, surely not!” said Bauderet, with Academy of the Visitation* Not long since.it was* while yet the At first Bauderet was stupefied by the immediate concern, stooping and pick¬ burgh, a good old Irish Catholic and Boartlns anil Day School for Yonng Ladles, announcement. He gazed almost va¬ ing it up. He put it to his nose. president of the local organization of public excitement ran high in connection with discoveries made when the old Bau- cantly into his friend’s eyes, while his “Why, that is strange!” he cried. MAYSVILLE, KY. the National League, has been elected face grew deadly white. Not a feature “What can it mean?” deret house, on Bourbon street, New Or¬ to the civic Board of the Scottish capi¬ moved, however, nor did the quiet smile The two men looked steadily, search- leans, was tom down, I was told the quite go from his firm, thin lips. It was ingly into each other’s eyes, and slowly A i&cjiool of tal story of Augustin Verot. exceptional advantages for tho¬ by a rousing majority of two hun¬ an admirable exhibition of con¬ but that self clearly read the whole situation. FOR 1891 rough education in every department. Musical It was in the year 1839 that this young dred over a Unionist professor in the trol which in those days was bo much One was aware that his deadly purpose Department under the direction of a graduate man, rick, gifted and handsome, came With a remarkably beautiful Frontispiece cultivated gentlemen who were in had been discovered, the other knew ef a noted Conservatory. Modern languages Ward of St. Giles. by of the Sacred Heart in Colors. to New Orleans to spend a winter with without extra the habit of settling all matters of per¬ that death was lurking for him in every charge. Charles Marot Bauderet, whose acquaint¬ Location sonal disagreement at the point of sword comer of that gloomy old house. Verot Prici, free by mail, 25 cents. healthy and easy of access by boat On Wednesday, November 12, Mr. ance he had formed in Paris. The two Per ©r cars. or muzzle of pistol. was the first to speak. dozen,.$2.00; per dozen, free by mail $2.35 Justice men were of the same age, and their References: Bt. Rev. C. P.Maes, Covington, O’Hagan, late chief of the Of course Verot had counted the cost, “How shall we settle this?” he de¬ The Best Writers! tastes were similar. Verot had been Ky.; Rev. II. Brinkmeyer, Cincinnati, Ohio; and a was manded, in a Land Commission,died at his residence fully expected duel, but he hard, dry tone. Lawyer E. P. Bradstreet, Cincinnati, O.; Dr. captivated by Bauderet’s wit, learning The Best Illustrations! pleasantly surprised to find that Bau¬ Bauderet laughed sardonically and 6. at Howth, after an illness of about two and subtile personal charm. In turn, Caitwell, Maysville, Ky.; Judge T. Phister, deret would not demand a meeting. puffed lazily at his cigar, meantime Maysville, Ky. Bauderet’s imagination was touched into months. After his resignation of his Furthermore, instead of appealing to shrugging his shoulders as if the matter Tie Best For further particulars address singular activity and his sympathies Family Reading; for Winter the code the host who had been so were of light consequence to him. position he went to the Continent in borne away by Verot’s magnetic genius. VISITATION cruelly robbed took the turn of affairs “I think the best way to settle it is to Nights! ACADEMY, the hope of restoring his health, but It is rare indeed that two young men, with a philosophic resignation truly ad¬ go to bed and sleep it off,” he remarked, MAYSVILLE, KY. poets both, find such an overmastering returned without substantial benefit. mirable. After the first great struggle with a half yawn. mutual interest flowing between them. Its list of contributors includes such namei- against the terrible disappointment “Scoundrel, villain, murderer!” ex¬ as: In his youth Mr. O’Hagan was one of Their John Gilmarr Shea, LL D., Hon. Wm. J friendship became at once a pas¬ which the disaster to his claimed liope3 had Verot, permitting for the mo¬ Onahan, Maurice F. Egan, LL.D , Eliza Allen the most sion. prominent members of the brought he drew close to his friend and ment his indignation to master him, Starr, Christian Reid, Sarah Trainer Smith. Mount St Vincent’s When Bauderet left Paris after a Academy, Young Ireland party. He was wished him great joy. “you shall answer to me now!” Eleanor C Donnelly, Amy C. Fowler, and tin 11 the year’s sojourn there he exacted a prom¬ CEDAR GROVE, Verot was both touched and awed by “Oh, certainly, if you wish,” said Illustrations are the finest ever given in r friend and close associate of Davis and ise from his new friend that he should book of this kind. In the strange change that came over Bau Bauderet calmly. “My sword room is fact, the Catholic Honu come to New Orleans and CINCINNATI, OHIO. spend some Almanac for 1891, like the issues for the pre¬ Duffy, and his lyrics in the Nation deret’s face and manner. It was a slow, but a step from here. Follow me if months with him. Thus it came about ceding years, is were almost the best then published. mysterious transformation of the man. you’re not afraid.” that earlj^ in the autumn of 1839 Verot This His face took on an inscrutable mask of Verot followed, but not without a Institution, under the charge of the In later years he contributed to the airived, after a pleasant voyage, and The Best Almanac Published. Sisters of Charity, is situated near Cincinnati, quiet, almost serene, resignation, behind strange sense of insecurity. It was as on an elevated plateau, which, for beauty and took up his abode in the Bauderet man¬ Irish Monthly; and he translated into which something suggested immeasur¬ if some treachery were about to be variety of scenery, can compare with any loca¬ sion on Bourbon street. tion in the vicinity of the city. It is at all able depths of poignant suffering. In times English verse the Chanson de Boland. Charles Marot sprang upon him at every step while A Catholic Young Man of the Present easily accessible by street car connecting Bauderet, as some of his with Price Hill Elevator. The secluded eyes at times burned a light which they passed through two or three dim Day. Letters to a Young man by Rt. Kev. posi¬ my readers will remember, was a bach¬ Augustine Egger. tion of the Academy, screened, in a great part, startled Verot and haunted his dreams rooms and along a low, narrow passage from the Our readers are cautioned against elor 32mo, paper, 15 cents; per 100, $9.00. public roads by groves of cedar and orphan, occupying the large, silent “ locust at night. between damp brick walls, then into a cloth, 25 “ “ 15.00. trees, secures for the pupils the enjoy¬ old house all ment of that alone, save that he was Love privacy which is so eminently placing any faith in telegrams from predominates bare, windowless room. The favorable to surrounded with everything, how¬ little Rights of Our Little Ones ; or, First study. Extensive and picturesque many faithful slaves. lawns Home in the London daily papers pur¬ ever, and tho passionate young Parisian “See here,” said Bauderet, stopping Principles on Education. By Rev. James- surround the building, and afford e-very The house was a low, far spreading, Conway, S. J. facility for healthy and pleasant exercise. was so bewildered and blinded in the close to one of the dismal walls, “this 32mo, paper, 15 cents; per 100, $9.00. TERMS, per Session of Ten Months: . porting to explain why thePope did this gloomy brick structure, whose immense¬ “ rose mist of happiness that the deepest doesn’t look like a door, does it?” Cloth, 25 “ “ 15.00. Board, Tuition,Washing and Mending, $200.0f gave Board or that in reference to Ireland or the ly thick walls and. small windows He fumbled a moment about a during Vacation, - - - 40.0C significance of Bauderet’s conduct was certain Sold No extra it a jail like appearance. Vines clam¬ by all Catholic Booksellers and Agents. charge for French, German, Vocal Irish entirely lost to him. He was aware of spot, pressed a hidden spring and pushed Music (in class), Plain and Fancy Work, and Bishops, and indeed in reference bered over it from base to roof, and it Tapestry in all its various branches. nothing much besides his impending open a low shutter, disclosing another to was embowered in dusky trees. Sur¬ Connected with the Academy is also any and everything which is in the nuptials, the tender glory of the semi- cell like apartment, dank, grimy and ill Benziger Brothers, rounding it was a high brick wall topped a domain of intimate privacy. And now tropical spring time and the wild flut- smelling. Into this Verot followed him. Printers to the Cedar Grove with a Holy Apostolic See, Day School picketing of iron. The gates for ings of the lusty mocking birds. They halted and faced each other, a New Young Ladies and Misses, and a that we have cautioned our readers,we were massive, and closed with huge York, Cincinnati, and Chicago. About this time, as is now known, little lamp carried by Bauderet lighting feel half inclined to spring locks that could be opened only Kindergarten Department apologize for hav¬ Bauderet went frequently to see an old up their drawn and ghastly faces. from within. They were attended by Girls—as Boarders or as Day Scholars. negress, a voudoo charm “We can settle our little trouble here ing possibly insulted their common weaver, and Boys—between the ages of and 7 years—,as statuesque keepers as black as night. *4 procured from her a phial of hideous without the slightest fear of being inter¬ Day Scholars. sense Bauderet was descended from a fam¬ flotre Hours—9 a. m. to 12 Dame m., by even the veiled intimation poison—a black Academy every day except liquid, thick, rank, rupted. This is where, as I have heal'd, Thursday. ily of buccaneers. His wealth was the that such counsel was necessary. When frenzy bearing—made from the heads of one of my reckless kinsmen, who former¬ Crandin Road, Terms—Boarders—See Prospectus Boarding result of ancestral School. piracy, murder and snakes, the tails of Day Scholars—$15.00 per Session of the Vatican has information to com¬ scorpions and the ly owned the house, used to confine five months, rapine. In the young man’s blood burned East Walnut Hills, payable in advance. roots of various deadly weeds,all steeped stolen slaves what time he was awaiting Cincinnati, O. School opens September 8. Pupils will be re¬ municate to the faithful of this country the taint of unbridled passion, and in ceived at all times during the year. together for many days. Among the a chance to run them off. Nobody liv¬ his brain a lawless imagination held it has its own agents, and is not African voudoo workers this liquid was ing save myself knows that this room high carousal. His poems were, like The Sisters of Notre Dame of Sixth known by an appellation which meant exists.” street have obliged to have recourse to Viennese those of Poe, Baudelaire and Villon, erected on Grandin Road, East Walnut Hills, “brain burner.” It was said to induce He smiled cynically, and lifting the suffused with something that suggested the finest of Cincinnati’s suburbs, a fine build¬ DEAFNESS, correspondents of London journals who madness of the most hopeless kind. Its lamp gazed around at the slime on the madness, but the young man no ing for educating young girls. It will be a showed concoction was attended with the most are indebted for their assumed know¬ reeking brick3. Then he made a little school with sign of an unsound mind. On the con¬ exceptional advantages. All mo¬ ITS CAUSES AND solemnly horrible of rites and incanta¬ petulant motion and said: dern conveniences are contained in the building. CURE, ledge to the annonymous Borne corre¬ trary, he was brilliantly, fascinatingly tions. “The swords—tho rapiers—I have for¬ All school appliances and furniture have been sane and scientifically treated by an aurist. of world- logical in his conversation. He It was the spondent of Austrian newspaper. night before Isobel and gotten them. Hold this lamp a moment,, selected with a view to comfort and ease for the vide reputation. Deafness eradicated and cn- went little into society and entertained Verot’s wedding day. Bauderet appeared pupils. Day Scholars be received. irely cured, of from 2u to 30 years’ standing, please!” only will i'ler all other treatments liu\e failed. How scarcely at all, in the general meaning to be in better For all further information address Lord Hartington would be none the spirits than usual; he had Verot mechanically accepted the prof¬ Mother ne difficulty is reached and the cause removed, of the word. A few friends, rarely some rare old wine brought into the fered Superior ally explained in ciiculars, with affidavits and worse for a light; but as ho did so something slight acquaintance with moi’e than one at a time, were admitted estimoniais of cures from prominent people, library, and he and Verot sat up till late in Bauderet’s look, or in his nailed free. movement, NOTRE DAME ACADEMY. Dr. A. FONTAINE, 34 West Irish history. a through his protentous looking gates A + h S+.. N Y. Criticizing speech of drinking and smoking, while they per¬ put him on his guard, or rather startled and into his luxurious twilight parlors mitted themselves Mr.Gladstone on Ireland,the other day, perfect freedom in him a little. Crandin Rd., East Walnut Hills, and dusk dim library. He was a con¬ conversation. “You'll i«t bo afraid to stand here a he sneered at the reference of a “pro¬ noisseur of wines, cigars and old books; Although, as. I have said, their tastes moment while I go fetch the swords, CINCINNATI, OHIO. he smoked almost incessantly, were duction of a Mr. Davis, who was not rarely similar, no two men could have will you?” drank to MUHPHY excess, read medireval poetry been less alike in even a member of Parliament.” This personal appearance He placed peculiar accent on the word and in his conversation was much given BOOKS BALTIMORE than were Verot and Bauderet. The “afraid,” and Verot felt his blood tingle is delicious! As if a member of Parli¬ to advancing preposterously romantic Parisian was tall, athletic, fair, with in response to the insinuation. Our Christian Heritage, theories touching almost all the relations Cardinal Gibbons, net $1.00 ament were an blue eyes and yellow, curling hair, while “You shall soon have fflt. altogether superior or¬ your test of skill St. Mary’s College, of life. Carmel in America, -- “ 3.50 the creole was dark, slight, black eyed, as well as of- 1791, A Tale of San Domingo, “ 1.00 der of creature. There are greater courage,” he responded; and When Verot arrived Bauderet met him EMMITSBURC, MD. Kathleen Mavourneen, - “ .50 mysterious looking, possessing the singu¬ “but if you are,going back after weapons more brilliant, prudent and learned at the wharf with every outward show lar magnetism of a face at once hand¬ you’d better take the lamp. I can wait Agents Wanted. SEND FOR CATALOGUE of irrepressible delight; but the young some and inscrutable. Bauderet’s men outside the slight¬ without it.” .mmmmwmmtm hwiiijui Legislature than ever This institution continues to give that thor- Parisian at once felt that some great ness was not physical frailty, however, “This is not a pleasant waiting room,” DUgh Classical, Scientific and Commercial Edu¬ were or shall be in it. Thomas Davis cation for which it has change had taken place in his friend. t'or he was a noted swordsman, pos¬ sneered long been celebrated. St. Bauderet, again letting his eyes Small boys enter the Junior Department where Joseph's fort among the Negroes. was not a member of At first he was inclined to fear that sessed of Parliament, it is extraordinary-nervous energy. slowly sweep the loathsome little cell. they receive that special care and attention Bauderet was not sincere in his expres¬ which their It was late in the night and the lamps He was still age demands. perfectly true. He was only a poet smoking the smoldering Situated in a sions of affectionate oyer very healthy locality, at the foot joy his arrival; were burning low, the flames flickering black Df the Blue and cigar, and tho pale rings of fra¬ Ridge Mountains, and far away from THE COLORED" but soon patriot, and one of the most ami¬ enough the mystery was ade¬ faintly and faltering in their brazen the distractions and dangers of a city, this Col¬ HARVEST, grance slowly strayed in the chill, damp OR THE quately explained. Bauderet was in sockets lege offers peculiar advantages to students. able, accomplished, honest and beloved among the pendant crystal brill¬ air. For Catalogue address love. His whole nature was absorbed TRAINING OF PRIESTS FOR THE COLORED iants, when Bauderet arose and said: “Don’t stand there like that,” said Rev. EDW. P. ALLEN, D.D., MISSIONS. beings that ever saw God’s light on in the new passion. President. “Well, my dear old fellow, it is grow¬ Verot savagely, “or I’ll stamp you into Issued Every October. Irish soil. was even Mile. Des was Shakespeare not Champs the daughter of ing late, and you must not be drowsy on the floor.” 25 cts. Subscription. a retired planter, whose home P an M. P.; but somehow there are those wa§ but a your wedding morn. One more cigar— “A coward would do that,” retorted few Collegeville, tl"' steps from Bauderet’s gate. Recently in just one—the best that Cuba ever gave Bauderet, fairing two or three light back¬ St. John’s Become a zelator and get 20 subscribers. England who think he was greater, the poet had met her. To meet her was University 1 Minnesota. ret to the lips of man, and then to your ward steps and Special benefits announced on certificates oi pausing in the little door¬ membership. Members received at any time. n\d of Davis the same may be said—at to love her, and now he could find room dreams.” way. “I have some doubts of your is conducted Medal of Our Lady of the Rosary and of St. for no other thought. Isobel Des by Fathers of the least, in He fetched from a little hanging cabi¬ honor, or ought to have.” Joseph to every subscriber. Nine million* grateful Ireland. Negroes in our land outside the Church—ovet Champs was the subject of his most net a small Benedictine Order. It affords ivory box curiously carved “Fetch the rapiers, sir,” was all that five millions unbaptized. Send for a copy o- eloquent conversation, his strangely me¬ and mounted in the “Colored Harvest” fo The Most Kev. Dr. Nulty, of Meath, gold, out of which he Verot said. His terrible anger was mas¬ unsurpassed facilities and ac¬ lodious poetry, his curiously brilliant took two large oscuros separately tering him. REY. J. R. @ne of the dearest and most courageous sketches in water colors. commodations. Location heal¬ SLATTERY, Bauderet retreated one more wrapped in silver foil. One of these he step, St. Joseph’s Seminary, BALTIMORE. Verot found Bauderet’s house a very of the patriot Irish Bishops, has had a handed to Verot, at the same time light¬ then with a fiendish leer laid his hand thy and romantic. Preparatory, 36-52 palace of enchantment; so vague and yet ing the other. on the heavy shutter. Commercial, Scientific, Classi¬ flattering reception at Rome, where he so effective were the impressions made “The last two of a priceless lot sent “You command, but I shall take RALPH C. McCRACKEN, my cal and open. had a by its rich tapestry, its massive mahoga¬ me two Theological Dep’ts long conversation with the Holy years ago by a friend at Ha¬ own time to obey,” he remarked in a ny furniture, its dim vistas of books and Father. His Holiness was astonished vana,” he said. tone of constrained excitement. “How Schoolyear: First week of Sept, Shirt Manufacturer, pictures and its solemn silence. The Vcvot daintily brushed the almost should at the you like to wait in this little bou¬ till last week ofJune. ForCata- AND DEALER IN liberality of the Peter’s-pence young patrician Frenchman had been black cigar across his nose to inhale its doir until your bride comes to you?” accustomed to old houses, but here, in logue, etc., apply to the Fresi. subscriptions notwithstanding the pe¬ fragrance, and instantly recoiled, for Like a flash the meaning and the pur¬ this GENTS’ FURNISHING city of the New World, his creole there came from it a dent. GOODS, nury of Ireland and the failure in the strange, insinu¬ pose of Bauderet’s words and movements friend had given him the freedom of one 3. E. COR. FOURTH & MAIN ating and unbearable stench. leaped through Verot’s mind. Already STREETS* potato crop. His Lordship laid before that seemed filled with an antiquity far “That is nothing,” laughed Bauderet, the door was slowly swinging shut. ifWT Patterns Cut to Order. greater than the Roman buildings of with a the Pontiff the following statement in hollow, brutal ring in his voice So frightful was the thought, with its France could boast of—even the most that startled Verot. When you light it infinite suggestions of horror, that the brief of what had happened in his own ruined in old Provence. ARTISTIC the smell disappears, and the smoke is tall Parisian stood for a single moment St. Mary’s Academy, diocese since 1850: Bauderet was anxious to have Verot exquisitely fine. See!” and he puffed a paralyzed. see Isobel Des Champs, and, of course, MINSTER, Auglaize Co., OHIO. In the County of Meath during the light cloud toward his friend’s nostrils. “Good night forever, Augustin Verot. the young visitor, especially after Baude¬ last “Isn’t that incomparable bouquet?” May your dreams be sweet,” said Bau¬ forty years 95,000 persons have ret’s eloquent description, felt quite will¬ Verot EVERY Glass put the cigar between his teeth deret. facility is here for a been driven from the land where they offered thorough Painting Go. ing to meet the beautiful girl. Nor was F. and tried to light it, but the thrill of Slowly, steadily, the door, which was education in all branches. The course of in¬ SCHILFFAHRT, Sup’t. were born, and obliged to seek a liveli¬ he in the least disappointed when he saw atrocious evil that flashed in through his reality a hinged section of the massive struction comprises a” the general studies oi MANUFACTURERS OF hood in foreign lands. Thus it happens her; indeed, her loveliness so far sur¬ nerves caused him to let it fall. wall, swung round. that there is passed so former inr public scliools, German, Book-Keeping STAINED GLASS scarcely a nation in the expectation, dwarfed all “It’s horrible!” he exclaimed. “I can’t Verot let fall the lamp, which, clang¬ WINDOWS, visions of maidenly attractiveness, that Natural Philosophy, Botany, Physiology, Voca, civilized globe where a native of the bear it!” ing brazenly on the brick floor, remained For Churches and Dwellings. Verot was struck to the heart by her first md Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting, County Meath is not to be met with. “Oh, what womanish .qualms!” re¬ sputtering and burning there with a glance. marked etc. First-class in every particular. Memorial and This exodus required, or brought in its Bauderet, almost testily, picking strange, fantastic light. Something like Figure Windoivs If Isobel captivated Verot it was not a up the fallen oscuro and handing it to a death chill shivered through the air. A train, the destruction of several thou¬ loss of love at first sight, for the hand¬ Exclusively for young ladies. Specialty. his guest. “Smoke it; this may be our One long bound the Parisian made, ut¬ sands of homes; the houses |thrown some Parisian did not fail to impress her No. 3 West Fifth St., Cincinnati, O. last night together, and—and” tering a low, harsh cry of rage and ter¬ For full information, rates, etc., write as down during this long persecution imagination in turn. From the moment Something in Bauderet’s voice ap¬ ror as he was caught between the clos¬ .hove directed. were of the of their first meeting were poorer class, the more com¬ they ardent pealed to Verot’s sympathy, while at the ing door and the jaw of the doorway. lovers, as everybody could plainly see, same fortable being left to go to ruin. time it made his heart almost There was a struggle like the fighting skeleton clothed in rotten garments. save only Bauderet. So lost in the in¬ sink. A man Leo the Thirteenth was profoundly lying in his coffin, ready of wild beasts, the men growling and This was the body of Charles Marot fatuation of absolute devotion was he WILLIAM to bo buried alive, might have had such panting in the extremity of their brutal Bauderet, whose sudden disappearance KIRK, that he could see nothing but Isobel’s impressed, as well he might be, at a strain in his voice. His face was straining and tearing. about the time of the marriage of Isobel dazzling beauty, could hear nothing but Attorney at Law, the recital, and it may be added that he white,with that ghastliness which comes Presently a body was heaved and Des Champs to Augustin Verot bad given the rich, low music of her creole voice. in extreme moments to a dark counte¬ found it hard to restrain his flung. It fell in the center of the cell, rise to so many wild stories. In fact, sc S. H. Cor. Fifth and Walnut Sts.. pain and Soon enough Verot was in the seventh nance, and his eyes, strangely dilated, and lay ghastly and motionless beside absolute had been the mystery that not heaven of a CINCINNATI, O. successful courtship—not burned with a surprise when he was informed that in dusky, deep set brill¬ the fast djing lamp flame. Then the the faintest clew to the missing man hac courtship, but love telling and love lis¬ iance. the horrid work of extermination Cath¬ ponderous door went to with a dull ever been found until this revelation b} tening—while poor Bauderet went right “You know how I feel, Verot—you a the workmen olic landlords were as cruel as their thump and sharp click of the hidden divulged everything. on in blissful enjoyment of his imagi¬ know how I feel.” spring. Immediately after the discovery of Protestant neighbours. This is, unfor¬ nary lordship of Isobel’s heart. Again the Parisian essayed to light One of the rivals stood on the outside Bauderet’s skeleton inquiry was begin The autumn RECITATICBSrORjCHRSTN sped; the winter went the cigar; but the thing was not possi¬ of the cell as to the whereabouts of war tunately too true. Some of the mean¬ panting and quivering, the Verot, who Dialogues for Christmas.by Margaret H like a out ble. Price 25 cents. Send for our full desc dream, and flashed the orange Ho flung it aside after inhaling one white froth clotted on his the other traced and found, an old man, widowed est and niost lips; Catalogue of Christmas exacting tyrants and blooms, out Books—Plays poured the mocking bird intolerable draught of its smoke. lay limp and lifeless within. and childless, penniless and friendless iogues. Readings. Recitations, Speeche rades.Tahleaux, Pantor fines, Books of C roses * * ** * • land-grabbers in the country are so- songs, heavily drooped the by the “Ha, ha, ha!” laughed Bauderet. “You on the island of Corsica. He told hi Sports and Amusements. Athletics. Gj walls. The breezes from the tics. Magic, Ventriloquism, etc., etc. gulf were have less courage than I The mystery, which for nearly fifty called Catholics. His Holiness has supposed; but story as I have told it to you, and, as i ~ ...... -dyess mentioning this i agazine, sweet and Tha OsWitt fragrant; the sky was like a then you Parisians, as Pve often told years had hnng over the old Bauderet the relief front the long strain of his Publishing House, 32 Rose Street, promised to give Dr. Nulty four Papal great pale violet tent shutting in the you, are a degenerate set.” homestead, was cleared up when tho hideous secret had relaxed his whole be world with a Verot had medals to be placed under the founda¬ wavering mist dream of risen, and now stood tower¬ house was torn down. Tho laborers ing, he fell at once into a state of col McSHANE BELL FOUNDRY, BALTIMORE, MD. spring. came in the course of their work to a tion-stone of a church he is about to ing above his host, his magnificent frame lapse, from which nothing could rally Best quality Copper and Tin RFI f Q The time was for Qjurcbes. approaching for Verot expanding and a determined look in his low, narrow, him. He died in his Schools,

TURF NOTES .STRAY Bl i"b. PERSONAL GOSSIP. A kite shaped mile track will be con¬ The little town of Albion, First Class and Reliable. Mich., claims Ex-Senator Fair recently invested $5,000,- structed at Syracuse, Neb. 250 widows. 000 in San Francisco real estate. Lillian J Wilkes, 2:17%, isnursing acouple There are >‘1 ’ .hty-five doctors to every Adolph Avolloni, a sculptor at Rome, is of splints, but it is Thought that she will 100,000 persoxorin London. making a bust of H. be on the turf again next season. Chauncey. Depew. The Russians eat on an average once in The modeling has been finished, and the Jockey McLaughlin’s 9-year-oldson takes two hours. Climate and custom require bust will be put into marble in Europe. j to the saddle very naturally, and is said to this. a. & J. The papers of Buda-Pesth are have a asking for good seat at this early age. PLADT, The English channel at its smallest a popular subscription for Kossuth, who The owner of a mare No. bred to Axtell, 2:12, breadth is a has 131 W. 4th 380.—Single Geographical Acrostic. twenty and quarter miles lost his entire fortune in railroad specu¬ St., one door west of Race. last spring, has been offered $8,000 for; the across. The chief town of a large country in the lations, and who is now 75 years of age. j New produce, providing that it is a stallion. The cost World, founded by its conqueror and of maintaining the police de¬ Thomas Edison says that altho*gh in Patsy MANUFACTURING and IMPORTING JEWELERS. famous for its riches. Curtis, owned by R. W. Curtis, partments all over the United States is Italy lie has the title of count he prefers Abilene, X. A town in the British Isles famous for Kan., is stated to be the first 2- about $15,000,000 a year. that of “the old man,” by which he is year-old to' enter the 2:30 list in that state. better baring withstood a long siege. The mines along, the Union Pacific rail¬ known among his employes at Men¬ 2. A small island Zed is owned and trained lo Park. belonging to Europe by the wife of way now produce over 1,400,000 tons of coal which was once used as a burial place for a well known turfman. She races on the Choice Diamonds, Rare Pearls, Rubies, annually, and the owners ai'e preparing Emin Pasha relates that in the forest of Sapphires, Emeralds kings. eastern tracks under the name of Mr. San¬ a for much larger output. Msongwa is a large tribe of monkeys that 3. The ancient born. capital of a eountry in understand the art of It is estimated that to collect one making fire. They Europe destroyed a pound Gold during foreign inva¬ F. G. W atts, the official of go out at Jewelry, Silver Jewelry, Fine Watches, Solid Silverware, sion. handioapper on honey from clover 62,000 heads of clover night to hunt fruit and light Irish race courses, and well known in must be deprived of their way with torches. 4. A seaport in Palestine famous in the nectar, and 3,750,000 English sporting circles, died in Dublin visits from bees.-*nust be Silver Plated Ware, Fine Table Cutlery. Fine Imported timeof the Crusades. made. The most expensive brougham ever seen recently. in The Prussian minister of railroads has Philadelphia, it is said, is the one built Buffalo will have a ten for Amos No. 381.—Zigzag Puzzle. days’ meeting in ordered an empty carriage'labeled “Safety Ellis, who is a connoisseur in Clooks, American Clocks, Bronzes, Bisques. the spring of such matters. It is white and 0 * * * 1891, commencing about May carriage” to be placed between the loco¬ gold and 15. Mr. * George H. Engeinan will have motive and the other magnificently upholstered. o * * coaches in all trains. \ _ things in charge. The use Editor * * o * of India rubber for erasing pen¬ Dana, since his return from Royal Worcester, Sevres Vases, Canes and The * * Memphis Jockey club has decided to cil marks was first Europe, is said to be * 0 suggested in or just noticealjje from the Umbrellas. j U add 81,000 or more to all of their fact that his * * spring prior to 1752 an academician named square cut Ameriea’n whiskers 0 * "> by have encountered a meeting stakes. Something like 200 horses Magellan, a descendant of the great navi¬ French barber and * 0 * » will winter at that track. gator. thereby attained a Vandyke point. 0 * ** Ed Corrigan, the western turfman, was An advertisement has been Ex-Millionaire Jose -F. de Navarro, of L To keep. 2. A garret. 3. A lizard. 4. running in a Designs Furnished and Estimates Made on all kinds of Badge Work. fined 8500 and costs for assaulting E. D. Bristol, New York, Mary Anderson’s father-in- A river. 5. A bird. 6. A wild England, paper for the last year, plum. 7. A Manning at the West Side park, Chicago, law, says there are $50,000 team. offering §50 reward for any well authen¬ standing against Zigzag—An American author. during a raid on the bookmakers. him, and all the ticated case of a child being carried away property he has in the world consists of about Michael J. Dwyer’s new colors are by an eagle, no matter in what $75 worth of No. 382.—Word light country. Squares. blue, with a Maltese cross clothing. on the back, and The proud distinction of being the oldest L A rent. 2. An opinion. 8. To red change cap. It will be news to many to know widow in William E. Russell is not, as direction. 4. An England is claimed by Sarah frequently English nobleman. X. that these were Starter Caldwell’s old published, the Morfew, who has lived for over years youngest man ever elected The summit. 2. Foot of an animal. 3. An colors. fifty in a on governor of Massachusetts. Mr. Russell officer on a cottage Ham common, Richmond, vessel. 4. Female sheep. is 33 Books for the The New and is reported to have celebrated 104 birth¬ years old. George S. Boutwell was 1. An annual plant of West Indies. 2. Jersey Jockey club recently elected governor in Family! The paid $3,000 yearly taxes into the city treas¬ days. November, 1850, at the principal timber in a ship. 8. Not ar¬ age of 32. ury of Elizabeth, whereas the same prop¬ A church bell of j tificial. 4. One related to another by any pure silver, weighing erty before the club established itself there Vicar General tie. 715 pounds, was cast in Kharkov in com¬ Preston, who is also chan¬ COFFINE: paid but $116 in taxes. cellor of the Roman memoration of the event of Oct. 17, 1888, Catholic diocese of No. New York and rector of EXPLANATION OF THE EPISTLES AND GOSPELS, richly 383.—The Jumping Coins. E. H. Garrison, the famous jockey, since when the emperor escaped from the bomb¬ St. Ann’s church, he East Twelfth illustrated. With Place nine coins in a row of ten spaces. has become a horse owner, has been shell exploded under his train on the rail¬ street, recently celebrated the approbation of Most Rev. Archbishop W. H. fortieth 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ringing the bell on the bookmakers. Re¬ road track. anniversary of his ordination to Elder, cloth binding, plain $2.60, gilt edges, $3.00. the cently he purchased Renounce, entered him priesthood. j Beauties of the Catholic Church, cloth $i.50. 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 Joseph Major, one of the most wealthy in a race in which The J 0 \ fifteen to one was laid colored men in largest cotton planter in the world Conquests of Our Holy Faith, by J. J. Treacy, $1.25. Virginia, died recently on against the horse, is James S. Thou hts and Counsels for Young Men, by Doss, How can these be formed into three put on $1,000 and won it. the estate of the late President William Richardson, of New Orleans, B. J. who owns 49,000 acres of cotton land piles, of three coins each, by jumping three Treacy’s yearling chestnut colt Henry Harrison, on James river. Major and coins was 101 employs 9,000 negroes. He has refused an 1 Tributes of Protestant Writers to the Truth at a time (as for instance 1 to.5), no Morrissey, by Fonso, out of May Kennedy, years old and was the father of English syndicate’s offer of coin being allowedto jump a second time? by Faustus, rau three-eighths of a mile at thirty children. $22,500,000 for his plantations. Two or three coins in one Lexington, Ky., in 35% seconds j The Vffc**Aro u n cl ’ u£ *. »>* pile, of course, recently, There is really but one place in the world count as that which is claimed to be the fastest Stuart number in the time for where violins are made Robson, the had a nar¬ sent jumping. extensively. That comedian, by mail on receipt of price, by the Publishers : that distance that was ever made row escape on the by a place is Markneukirchen, with its sur¬ sleeper going from In¬ No. yearling in This colt is a Fu¬ to Cincinnati 384.—A .Wise Saying. Kentucky. rounding villages. There are altogether dianapolis recently. Some turity candidate. one shot a bullet about 15,000 people living there who do through the window of the car in which he was The Melbourne Cup handicap sweep- nothing else but make violins. sitting, and the Fr. pustet & Co. shot, inst crazed his head. stakes of 50 sovereigns, with sov¬ 10,000 Pecan nut farming is one of the most ereigns and a Eugene Bunch, the noted train trophy valued at 150 sover¬ profitable industries of the gulf states. robber, 184 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. eigns wrote to the New Orleans stock added, over a two mile course, was After the trees have once exchange begun to bear from run at Melbourne, Mexico to know if a certain issue of Australia, on Nov. 4, they involve no labor or expense, and with the yield state bonds results: Carbine, an (which he admits following by income of from $500 to $1,000 an acre, having sto¬ Musket, first; Highborn, by Grandmaster, len) are all right, as he doesn’t want to sell according to the quality of the nuts. them second; Correze, by Newininister, third. “to any one who might suffer by it if A farmer of Sumner county, Time, 3:28 which is the best time on rec¬ Kan., be¬ they are not good.” came a raving maniac ord for that country. by reason of the DIAMOND No. 385.—A Diamond* whistling of locomotives through his farm. SCIENTIFIC SQUIBS. o In the asylum his condition is DAUGHTERS OF EVE. pitiful, as he crouches in terror from Lace Pins, Scarf Pins. Ear o o o every noise i under the hallucination that it is a train According to M. Bertillon’s police de¬ o o o o o •»& Rhoda Broughton, the English novelist, Drops, Fancy and Single Stone of cars. tectives’ photography the ear is the most ■«r- o o o o o o o has written twenty-two books. She is 50 Rings. There has been so important factor in the problem of identi¬ o o years old. much trouble in O o o fication. : 0: Cherokee county, la., caused by the ) o O o Mrs. Charles Green, of resig¬ An Kentucky, who nation of teachers for An electric Elegant and Complete line of all kind of was twice a matrimonial pur¬ railway has recently been O widow before she was 18 years poses the past year, that the school board opened in Switzerland which ascends the The first is a old, is now 25, and has been six times mar¬ consonant. The second, now ried. requires every teacher to sign a con¬ peak of Rouchberg at an angle of nearly “to steep or dip in liquor.!’ The third, tract not to get married during the school 70 degrees. WATCHES Mrs. “possessing savor or flavor.” The fourth, Stanley has revived the long disused yeai\ The at the following fashion telescope enables us to measure the Prices: “enjoying the favor of the people.” The among ladies of wearing the hair invisible in a by first making it visible; the Ladies Solid Gold .... $25.00 up fifth, “heaped up,” “collectedinto amass.” simple roll at the back, and many fol¬ VALUE OF AMERICAN COINS. spectroscope enables us to measure the in¬ Gents 40.00 The sixth, a word some persons use for lowing her example have adopted it. visible without “father.” The making it visible. Ladies Gold 16.00 seventh, a consonant. It is now several filled, warranted 20 years years since Mile. Bon- The 20 cent pieces, coined from 1875 to 18.00 An employe of the Pullman company has Gents “ “ “ “ “ heur gave to the Jardin des Plantes a beau¬ 1878 inclusive, are worth, for 1877 and 1878. invented an electrical 5.00 No. 388.—A air brake, which is Boys Solid Silver .... Mysterious Problem. tiful lion and lioness, which to this $5 each. day so constructed that the air chambers can Gents 10.00 Can you this mystery recognize her if she rightly fix? approaches their cage. The half dimes from 1794 to be Sometimes 1805 are recharged whether the brake is in opera¬ they say a naught is six, ■, Mine. Adam, the noted woman editor and worth from $2 to $6 each, except for tion or not. And then assert fifteen counts that seven, author, is graceful anil fascinating at 54. 1802, worth $124. And two and fourteen An invalid’s chair propelled are just eleveu, She has a by electricity large fortune and an immense The is While ninety-nine all told is silver 3-cent pieces from 1851 to 1873 among the late novelties. The battery JEWELER, ten; capacity for work. She dresses simply and And commaiid no premium to speak of, is capable of the chair over an say I must believe it when in the best of taste except propelling the 1873 I’m told that three times three are issue, worth $2. ordinary road for nine hours at the rate of CHAS. COOK four, Mine. De Latour, the well known six miles And thirty-five is half a score. writer, There are no especial varieties per hour. defends the use of among N. E. Corner Fifth and Smith Sts. tobacco by her sex, and the nickle 5 and 3 ceut pieces, nor among Every year a layer of the entire sea, four¬ insists that if it is good for men it is not No. 387.—Numerical Enigma. the bronze 2 cent pieces. teen feet thick, is taken up into the clouds. injurious to women, while to brain workers The winds bear their My whole is one of the wonders of Amer¬ The first coined in burden into the land it is a great a dimes, 1796, are worth help and solace. and the water comes down ica-, and is composed of 21 letters. from $3 to $10 each for dates from the first in rain upon the My 4, 19, 3, 16 is to ifnagine. Lady Stanley, of Preston, the wife of the to 1804. This last brings $12 to $15. fields, to flow back through rivers. governor general of Canada, is a tall and A new material called ANCHOR LINE. My 14, 12, 1, 2 is a small insect. Among the cents the various issues for rubber velvet is distinguished made United States Mail My 18, 17, 6, 11 a wine from the grape not looking woman. Her face 1793 by sprinkling powdered felt of any Steamships. has (the first year of regular coinage) are fermented. always a look of benevolence and her color over rubber cloth while the worth from $10 to $25; 1799, $25 upward; latter is manners are gentle and hot and soft. Clasgow Service—Steamships every Saturday from New York to My 8, 13, 10, 15, 21 is a mass of unwrought engaging. She is 1804, $10 upward. The result looks like feit the mother of seven sons and one metal. daughter. cloth, but is elastic, waterproof and ex¬ GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY. The quarters were first coined in 1796. My 7, 5, 20, 9, 5, 2 is a feminine name. The latest French sculptress is Sarah ceedingly light. The varieties and values are: CuLin Bernhardt. After 1796, $10; Passage to Glasgow or Liverpool, $50 and S60; Bound Trip, $90 excelling in A device has been submitted to painting, 1804, $7; 1823, $30; 1827, $50; 1853 (without the Brit¬ to $i No. 388.—Decapitations. as well as standing unrivaled in histrionic ish IO; Second Class, $30. Steerage Passage, $20. arrow heads at sides of admiralty by which, it is said, the larg¬ art, she astonished Paris date), $10. Mediterranean Service 1. Behead an irrational animal and leave by exhibiting a est battle ship in the service can in four The coinage of the half dollar a point of the compass. group in plaster, “Apres le Tempete,” rep¬ began in minutes be protected from the attack of Fayal (Azores) Gibraltar and Naples 1794, and these are the varieties and values: 2. To convey a resenting an old mother with her drowned any S. S. Devonia and leave piece of jewelry. number of torpedoes, no matter how Wednesday, Dee. 3. son on her knees. 1794, $5: 1796 (for varieties), $75tO'$100; 3. A hammer and leave entire. 1797, skillfully they may be directed. Mediterranean rates Cabin $80 to $100. $50 to $75; 1802, $10; 1815, $5; 1836 (with Steerage $30.—Rates to Azores 4. To find fault and leave frigid. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, wife of the Ameri¬ Cabin milled edge), £10, and 1851 and Oxygen is the most abundant of all the $65. Steerage $24. 5. A gallant and leave an inclosed field. can minister to 1852, each $5. France, is very popular elements. It composes at least one-third Fayal Azores. Cabin 1*05. Steerage #24. with The half cents are not so rare as one society in Paris. Her house is sumpt¬ of the earth, one-fifth of the would atmosphere Traveller’s Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts for any amount issued at To uous, her suppose, considering their abseuce and Puzzle Others With. hospitality unbounded, her eight-ninths by weight of all the wa¬ current rates. from circulation. lowest For book of Tours, Tickets, or further information, dressing costly and iu Many dates bring no ter on the Why do sailors working in brigs make perfect taste, her globe. It is also a very impor¬ Apply to Henderson, Brothers, New York, and 72 LaSalle Street, Chicago; manner more than five cents each, but 1793 brings bad servants? Because it is impossible for simple, kindly and elegant and tant constituent of all minerals, animals her French $5; 1796, $40; 1797 and 1802, each $5, and the EEPLER & a man to serve two masters well. irreproachable. and vegetables. CO., © West TIiircL Street issues for “the forties” Mrs. Elma from $8 to $15 each. or, J. V. Coppola, 100 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Why is a man wearing a hat not paid Stuart, who has been an in¬ for The dollar was first coined in 1794 for like a bankrupt? Because he is over valid many years, during which time and the rarest dates head and ears in debt. she has had thirty-eight different doctors and value are: 1794, $100; all of 1798 (with fifteen Why is a widow like a gardener? Because whom had different treatments for stars), $12; 1804 (only four authentic she tries to get rid of her weeds. her disease, has written a book on “How examples being known, $500 up¬ to ward; 1830, $10 to $50 for the Why is lying like a ragged coat? It is a Get Well and Keep Well.” Her recipe varieties; 1838 bad habit. is, in brief, to eat rare beef and drink warm' (flying eagle), $50; 1839, $30; 1851, 1852 and water. 1858, each $40,—New York Star. Dyspepsia Wby is absence like a pair of bellows? Makes the lives of many people miserable, It strengthens a GRIFFITHS’ TEAS. strong flame and extin¬ Mrs. Blaine lacks the personal magnet¬ and often leads to self-destruction. Distress guishes a weak one. ism which her husband has in such a after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, What is less than a mite's mouth? That Oypsy Jewelry. striking degree. The stiff bearing she has heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, “ all gone” which Like their goes in it. at times comes largely from diffidence and more favored and better civil¬ feeling, bad taste, coated at tongue, and irregu- Teas 50 and 60 cents per are at When is love deformed? When it’s all from unfavorable ized sisters, gypsy women are pound particularly fine. Teas 80 criticisms which she has represented _. _ larity of the bowels, are on one side. received. by the best authorities to he Distress She has strong domestic tastes, passionately some of the more common cents and 81.00 fond of per pound are pronounced, by the leading judges, the and a wonderful talent for jewelry, the fact Key to the Puzzler. making “the notwithstanding After symptoms. Dyspepsia does home that their extreme beautiful.” poverty renders it im¬ — B‘’St in the City. No. 372.—An Apt Quotation: .. not get well of itself. It “May good possible for many of them to gratify this bating digestion wait on appetite and health on taste. Trinkets requires careful, persistent KID GLOVE of greater or less value, both.” NOTES. attention, and a remedy like Hood’s Sarsa¬ according to circumstances, are worn FRUITS. No. 373.—Pictorial by parilla, acts proverb: “Men would them, being limited in number which gently, yet surely and be Boston likes very plain gloves in neutral only by the angels, angels would be gods. ” means of efficiently. It tones the stomach and other London Tarragonia AlmonJs, tints. the wearer. If the gitana is till¬ Layer Raising, No. 374.—Riddle: Bark. organs, regulates the digestion, creates a Cream able to have her ornaments of gold silver Valencia llaisins, Nuts, No. 375.—A Checkered The demand for the sac glove is on the good appetite, and by thus Square: jewelry will do, and if silver trinkets are Sick H j£ R 0 D I A V S increase. Sultana llaisins, Filberts, beyond her means brass will suffice. overcoming the local symp- ° toms removes the E A O M Y The spear are As sympa- HOadaCrU© Layer Figs, English Walnuts, points growing handsomer brilliancy of color is the first consid¬ in fit and make. eration ill a thetic effects of the disease, banishes the French Prunes, Pecans, R A I L R O A D S gypsy’s attire, size is the chief Handsome never merit of her jewels. headache, and refreshes the tired mind. O L M B gloves require remark¬ Among the wealthier “ Turkish Prunes California Prunes, T I have been troubled with ably deep openings. gypsies, if there be such a thing as wealth dyspepsia. I B O It California M A T I V K connected with the had but little appetite, and what I did eat Zante Curants, Raisins, The fad for black gloves with colored race, .the Moorish; I © T T M Egyptian and oriental I- distressed me, or did me toilettes is dying out. designs find most Barbary Dates, favor. The Plum Pudding in 1 and 2 lb packages. A M A R I T U D E poorer content themselves u little good. In an hour The southern states use bum3IT" nearly all of the with strings of coins or after eating I would expe¬ Cairns, Scotch Jams and Marmalade N D V 1> A black cheap medals, gloves worn out of mourning. without rience a regard to the event or personage faintness, or tired, all-gone feeling, S Y S T E M E A R It From Paisley, Scotland. requires six months for a glove sewer they are intended t-o commemorate, and as though I had not eaten anything. My trou¬ to learn how to make No. 376.—A Tangle: perfect spear points. even with rudely designed ornaments of ble, I think, was aggravated by my business, If all were brass made which is that of a good and fair we met, Four button suede kid gloves are worn by the male artisans of their painter, and from being This earth had tribes. more or FULL LINE OF CANNED GOODS. been the paradise in the west, but will not prevail in New Large earrings are preferred to less shut up In a Sour It never looked to mortal room with fresh eyes York. any other articles, and the comparatively paint. Last . Since Adam left his opulent garden yet. The plainer the decoration and the finer gitana indulges in bangles, beads spring I took Hood’s Sarsa- StOm3Cn No. 377.—Crossword and necklaces.—Jewelers’ rilla—teok three bottles. me an Enigma: Planta¬ the kid, the handsomer the glove becomes Weekly. It did tion. A tissue like immense amount Java, Mocha, Maricaibo, Laguayra, Guatamala and Rio Oofifees, for women’s wear. strip ot bacon goes witn of good. It gave me an No. 378.—Names of Authors: roast or broiled appetite, and * Lowell, Men quail these days, whether my food relished and satisfied Fresh Roasted, Daily at may wear black or seif colored the Marryat, Riddell, Shorthouse, Trollope, palatable bird comes in on toast or, in the craving I had previously experienced.” Lamb. stitching, wide or narrow, spear points or the new way, in a nest of watercress. George A. Page, 'Watertown, Mass. No. 879.—Conundrums: i. Sixteen ounces only the plain cording. S. T. GRIFFITHS & BRO., Tea Dealers Lettuce hearts are only used for salad by to the pound. 2. Because both are Every one Bho.uld open her gloves, with a Hood’s North- West Corner Sixth and Central Avenue. expect¬ the best caterers, never t.he Sarsaparilla ed to stretcher large green rise and neither satisfy the before putting them on, but Sold by all druggists. $1; six for #5. Prepared <>irty ■ public if leaves. And lettuce should never be all Goods Delivered FREE to the Depots. not stretch cut, but. , ...... should , ., .. they fall. „ 3- Because both are them, as a well-fittine toy C; L’HQOjS 4? CO.yA Lowejl, Maes,. oftan*re(a)d. carefully pulled apart by careful N. il—Long noted for Bale toe*t 4. Because both are somewhat glove does not lingers. of wrcent'TSil* in the CUv.^'Goode soltt on their merit*. No sheepish. require stretching. tod Doses One Dollar - presents givei>.° Mail Order* eolieitcd. t 4 CATHOLSC TELEGRAPH

Our Methodi? ^Friends. Piety and Intellect. The Hierarchy of the Church. The Seal of the Confessional. CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH. gainingit all the same. In the confes¬ There used to be.mff 1 in the mad¬ We do not know whether the French Continued from first page. A Church without the confessional is sional the Church generally gets Established 1831. ness of Methodist pre atheists of the last century originated like a hospital without doctors. Allow hig)rs against The government of the Church com¬ knowledge of all sin and new sins. The the Catholic Church.. OLrhegas not to the idea that piety is incompatible with me to explain why. The doctors are sinner better understands how bad sin Published every Thursday at prises all kinds of governments. It is pride himself on many graytpairs to be strength of intellect; but that idea we the preservers and executors of all that is when he feels the Vine and Longworth Streets, not circumscribe*! to any nation. No, difficulty of telling able to remember the time when a “lick know to be very commonly entertained vast store of medical It. He Cincinnati, O. the Church is the Church of the world. knowledge which gets advice how best to avoid at the Romans” filled many an intel¬ now-a-days. has come down to us, ever-increasing, “Go, teach all nations.” The govern¬ relapses. He is made to repair the evil lectual It is the fashion to from before the SUBSCRIPTION RATE, S2.00 PER YEAR, gap in the exhorter’s discur¬ represent religion days of Hippocrates. he has done. With such a system there Postage Prepaid.—Single Copies, 5 cents. ment, although it is in the form of a sive preaching. as a matter of no moment, not worth The medical text-books used in, and must be absolute TO MAKE PAYMENT.—The printed address monarchy, is elective, and he who is confidence; and the label on your paper But the world moves. the lectures delivered our Church not contains a date, which indi¬ And, like the inquiring into, and piety as the mark raised to the throne is not a at, medical only binds the confessor cates the time up to which payment has been king, but sun in the firmament, unchangeable, of a schools are the resultant of numberless made. weak, unpractical mind. The only the vicegerent ‘of Christ. It is by a sacred oath, but selects him for world has no observations and confidences Checks, Registered Letters and Money Orders yet quickening and enlightening objection to see even reposed Extreme zeal in her cause by debarring ahould be made payable to the Proprietor, Jos. aristocratic, from the Bishops; it is everything within the radius of its great people go to church on Sundays in countless doctors from the earliest him from her A. Shoknenberuer, and all other communica¬ democratic, because a plebian can be ministry unless he re¬ tions should be addressed to rays, the Holy Catholic Church is still —indeed it would be scandalized if times. Observation is strengthened mains celibate. There is no Pope—as Sixtus V. was the son of a obligation THE CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH, the same and corrected that the steady light which Christ they did not. But that great people herdsman and an humble Franciscan. by confidence and truth¬ penitent need in any way re¬ P. O. Box 420. Cincinnati, Ohio. Jesus put on the mountain top, Its should lay hold of their religion in ear¬ ful reply to wise and necessary ques¬ veal his ’Tis strange, passing strange that identity to the confessor, and doctrines, undimmed by slander and nest, treat it as a reality, live for the tions. That there must be confidence all Catholics are Entered at the Cincinnati Post Office as Protestantism is the only religion that taught properly how Second Class Mail Matter. misrepresentation, are as unchange¬ eternity it unveils, despite the tempo¬ and full rational disclosure is evident to confess. ever was without a sacrifice or priest¬ Every Catholic prayer able as God’s own word, which shall ral from the way in which disease is caus¬ book contains goods it commands us to despise, hood, and it is sufficient to make it instructions, from which never pass away. They penetrate every pray as though they needed help from ed and complicated by error, or family I THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1890. stand confessed a false religion, and give this extract: “Let j’our confes¬ day deeper and deeper into minds God, use reverence in their deportment history, or suspicious circumstances. sion be humble, without therefore its temples are not churches, seeking ex¬ which allow their holy influence to towards sacred things, the world can That medical men may dishonorably cuses for CHURCH CALENDAR. but, as some of them have called, them, your sins, or laying the fault reach them. not endure. abuse this confidence to their own ad¬ in very truth, meeting houses. A vis¬ on others; let it be entire as to the kind Blind bigotry no longer rules. It sometimes happens that even vantage or the injury of their patient DECEMBER. And; ible church, then, must have a priest¬ and number of your sins, and such cir¬ as in the case of England, the best Catholics fall into this foolish way of is, of course, possible with free agents, 14, Sunday—Third Sunday in Advent. hood and external sacrifice. Besides, cumstances as quite change the nature heads of the various sects are the ones thinking. They profess great regard but no valid reason against the justness 15, Monday—Octave of the Immaculate for the propagation of truths, there of the sin, or greatly increase its guilt. to investigate into the claims of the for the faith of their fathers; they con¬ and general necessity of the whole me¬ Conception. must be a priesthood carefully read up Be modest in your expressions, and Church. The most intelligent teach¬ cede that the practice of our religious dical profession. It would be as rea¬ 16, Tuesday—St. Eusebius. and instructed in the doctrines of the take care not to name otner persons.” ers among them, when once they have duties, attendance at Mass and fre¬ sonable to take away remedies because 17, Wednesday—Feria. Ember Day. Church. Now if this be so, the Church Confession is only one part of the Sa¬ shaken off their unreasonable dread or quency of the Sacraments is quite com¬ they can be used to destroy life. The 18, Thursday—Expectation of the B. can not revere as a priest every in¬ crament of Penance, which consists of mendable—in women and children; medical profession has its own preser¬ Y. M. strong-headed ignorance, even if they dividual who declares he has been in¬ contrition, or sorrow for sin ; confession but they vative etiquette, and provides against study the Catholic doctrines with a view imagine themselves to have wardly consecrated to the priesthood. of that sin to a properly ortlained and 19; Friday—Ember Day. dishonorable conduct to denounce them, soon learn to ad¬ something more important to attend to, by rules, regula¬ 20, Saturday—Ember Day. The priesthood must he perpetual—to authorized priest; and satisfaction, or mire them. If they do not accept the such as politics, commerce, and specu¬ tions, oaths and laws made and enacted endure as long as the Church shall. repairing, as far as in you lies, of ail lating. in the various medical societies, col¬ truth, because of early prejudices, fear Therefore as the Apostles were sent evil you have caused. These three LETTERS OF APPROVAL. of social ostracism, or dependence for How truthful is the sentiment of leges and universities, and in the Ge¬ forth, so they sent forth others, and so parts combined are necessary for abso¬ neral Medical Council of this realm. their bread on popular approval, they Holy Writ that when men think them¬ St. Peter’s Cathedral, on to the consummation of the world. lution. The Catholic believes that when at least selves wise The fact then stands that the patient 237 W. Eighth St. respect it. Like Balaam, they they become fools! The If,;therefore, the Episcrpacyis divine, lie was on earth the Redeemer found¬ come to curse must truthfully state his case for his Cincinnati, March 12,1890. us, and if they are hon¬ highest wisdom is to estimate things then the head of that Episcopacy must ed an institution identical with the 1 heartily recommend the Catholic own personal benefit. That case be¬ est, they must bless. according to their true value, and to also be a divine institution. Now who Catholic Church, and which contains ' TBlegraph to the faithful of the comes part of the su .Y of the doctor’s These thoughts occurred to us when prefer what is real, enduring good, to the confessional as one of the means diocese. is the Bishop of Bishops, the centre of what is unsubstantial and fleeting. experience from which many other WILLIAM HENRY ELDER, reading the report of an interview unity? The Bishop of Rome, the suc¬ by which that institution carries on its • with the Methodist What patients derive benefit. It passes into Archbishop of Cincinnati. Bishop Newman. folly, therefore, is the pretend¬ cessor of St. Peter. The Church must crusade against sin. The Catholic fur¬ the hands of the We do not attach much importance to ed wisdom of those who “leave to weak profession at large ther believes that have a head, as a house must have a when the Redeemer his minded through discussions, lectures, journals St. Mary’s Cathedral, judgment of men and things; his people” the thought of eter¬ a an army a departed, the Holy Spirit came at Pen¬ foundation, (ree roots, and Eighth Street. course under Grant does not entitle text-hooks, where it is thoroughly nity, and busy themselves with world¬ leader, a State a governor. What would tecost in a special manner to abide with him to our kind consideration. How¬ sifted, and if found worthy of perma¬ Covington, Ky., March 29, 1890. ly schemes and interests to the eternal the Church be if she had not a head, a the Church, in order that the Church 1 recommend the Catholic Tele¬ ruin of their souls! nent record is preserved for the benefit ever, it shows the wonderful influence supreme a might be kept in all truth even to the graph to the Rev. Clergy and to the bishop, government? Is it of the Catholic Church is naturally gain¬ suffering humanity. end of the Laity of the diocese; I shall be pleased not plain that the Church without a world; thus guiding the The life of a man of business gives The philosophy involved in medical to see them rally to its support by their ing in the East; its worst enemies are head can do nothing, just as the head guide of men. The Catholic accepts his character a pretty hard trial. Not casetaking holds good but in a far subscriptions. unwillingly forced to speak their con¬ without the Church can do nothing. confession solelj’ because it comes from victions and higher degree of the system of the fCAMILLUS PAUL, betray the honest thoughts only does it exercise his sagacity and One-half the Church would hold to one a Divine institution and in the name , Bishop of Covington. of Confessional. Casuistry, or the science their hearts, even if they do thrust prudence, but it puts his integrity to set of doctrines and the other half to of Christ. With all this knowledge of them aside for the sake of a the severest test. He is surrounded by solving the right and wrong of before scoffing another, and there could not be any him, it stands to reason from or the selfishness of trade; he sees men given cases, has been decried and Our next issue will he a “Christmas unappreciative world. This theory centre of authority. There must be a what 1 have here said, that the rule of profit by cunning and fraud, and he is written down until the name has come Number” and we dare say, our friends is.the only thing that can account for centre of unity, else the Churches of secrecy and confidence must in the the Methodist Newman tempted to try his skill in artifice and to signify ingenious fine-spun sophis¬ will be satisfied with our first effort in speaking a France, of England, of the United first place, before all other Vdnsidera- a deception. Every day his honesty is try. But look at the question broadly. this direction. , good word for the Roman Catholic States would not be united, and ulti¬ tions, stand paramount and supreme.— tried in some Where would medicine he without the Church. way. He is thrown back mately the dissolution of the whole A Medical Man in Liverpool Catholic. science of medical upon his inward principles, and if his diagnosis, which Times. It is reported that the great Catholic body would follow,and then Christian¬ The Catholic Church and the Sanc¬ heart is hollow and deceitful, he will enables the physician to determine historian of Germany, Dr. Jansens, ity would be disintegrated. tity of Marriage. be sure to show it. And that man has and discriminate between diseases R. C. U. Knights of St. John. is to succeed Cardinal Hergenroether But more than this, the head must reason to thank resembling each other. Casuistry is The election of the Speaking to a Rochester reporter, God, who has gone have a Knights of St. as keeper of the Vatican archives. right to appoint or confirm, and Newman says: diagnosis applied to sin and crime, and John Commandery No. 48 held, on last Bishop “The struggle through a long course of business, the Pope lias this right. Then there “involves the whole question of the is as necessary for the confessor as through times of wild speculation and must be the right to deposition. The Tuesday evening, resulted as follows: Oliver Wendell Holmes is the author medical diagnosis is for the physician. “sanctity of marriage and the protect¬ general bankruptcy, and goes down to Pope of Rome, then, must have the Chaplain, Rev. G. Fangman, Ov&F.; of Sin and crime are many a bright and racy epigram,but ive of the grave, con¬ every where. In President, II. rights childhood. The Roman with the never-shaken right to appoint Bishops and to dis¬ Wintering; Vice-Presi¬ lie has said few things better than this : “Catholic Church has been adefenee of fidence of their being an honest man. He miss them. grosser forms they undermine dent, Jos. Wissel; Recording Secreta¬ “The human race is divided into two “the wedded state in a large sense. It who can see another society and cause loss, injury, disease making money by Thus it is plain that the jurisdiction ry, Ben. Sohoenlioff; Cor. Sec. Win. classes.—those who go and death. Sir Thomas ahead and do “has been a wall of brass against the false representations, and never stoop Crawford, K-.C. Starbach; Fit* Sec. M. C. Kramer; of the Hierarchy, dependent upon its something, and those who sit still and “encroachments on the wedded life of to tricks of B.,M.D., when addressing the Sanitary Treasurer, Lorentz Beck, Jr.; trade, is fitting his own centre of unity, makes the government enquire: ‘Why wasn’t it done the other “the Congress recently held at Brighton, Trustees, Gus. Fisse, H. Jacobs, Geo. world, and from the Pontiff to the pure mind for a world..that is more of the Church not only centralized and way ?, ” “humblest layman that Church is worthy of him. pointed out that “the violation of the Englert; Sergeant-at-Arms, John Wit- one, but above all, one and uniform in “bound moral law in such matters .as tem¬ tebrock; Captain, Peter F. Seifert; 1st by all ther traditions to stand faith and practice. Nearly a year ago Archbishop Ire¬ “by the home protected against the The SpanishGovernment perance and chastity stood prominent¬ Lieut. Val. Schedel; 2dLieut. M. C. has decided Do you wish to know the true Church land organized in St. Paul, Minn., the “home violated.” that the ly forward as a fruitful source of di¬ principal celebration of the of Christ? Look and Kramer; 3dLieut. C. Martin; IstSerg. Catholic Truth see, says St. Cy¬ Society, the object of Methodist friends! remember this centenary of the departure of Columbus sease.” All these violations cause Louis Gellenbeck; 2dSerg., II. Trent- which prian, which one is united to the cen¬ is, as its prospectus declares, “to honest tribute to the Roman Catholic for the frightful complications which crop man; Banner discovery of the New World tre of unity, the See of Rome. Well Sergeant, J. B. Mollman, enable .Catholic laymen to perform Church, when bigotry, ignorance, or will take place at Huelva, from which up in the most unexpected H. Schmits. may we say to our separated brethren, Hr share of the work in the dissemina less avowable motives places, not unfrequently in¬ urge you on to port he sailed. Meetings will be held at as St. At the regular meeting of the f Catholic truth and the encour- Augustine said to the Donatists slander her from pulpit or grove, in the Convent of La Robida, where Co¬ volving the innocent. The lesser hab¬ ©f his day: me beg of you, breth¬ Knights of Loyola, Tuesday December Let its of moral { nt of wholesome Catholic read- church or camp meeting. lumbus was received when he despaired wrong-doing all lead to ren, to consider how beautiful is the 2d, the following officers for the year r\ Branches of the society have of states of mind which often end in obtaining aid. It was the prior of Catholic unity of doctrine, by which 1891 were elected. Pres. T. Whitehead; The Crisis in Ireland. this convent who obtained serious crime, and little sins have far- \ .tablished in other cities of Min¬ royal assist¬ the faith is preached without shadow V-Pres. Geo. O’Connor; Rec.Sec. Jno. ima and in Illinois, Kentucky, Mis¬ Ireland is at this time ance for him. reaching consequences. Surely all this undergoing a of Carney; Fin. Sec., Jno. Walsh; Treas., souri, change and with authority; how needs Colorado, Michigan, District of very trying ordeal. The division that studying. These consequences L. striking is the Catholic unity in gov¬ A.Bartlett; Captain,E.F. O’Connor; Columbia, North Dakota, Iowa, Cali¬ has taken “Life of John are only discerned with special knowl¬ place among the members of Boyle O’Reilly.” ernment by which spiritual jurisdic- lstLieut., M. Condron; 2dLieut., Aug. fornia, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, the Irish Parliamentary party, must edge and experience. As an instance Messrs. Cassell & Co.,of NewYork, diction, issuing from Christ, flows in Eveslage; IstSerg., B. Logan; 2dSerg., and Deleware. have I may point out to that to give a false proven a sad piece of news to announce for publication by January fair subordination through bishop and B. O’Donnell; 3d Sergt., John Smither- every true age in the census return or on a certif¬ Irish heart. Parnell has 1st, 1891, at latest, the “Life of John priest, so that each shepherd knows mann; 4th Sergt., Thomas Gaffney; 5th The “Leo House” of New York du¬ icate of death looks very small, but is it boldly defied his political enemies and Boyle O’Reilly.” It is written by his own flock, while his flock knows Sergt., John McKeown; 1st Corporal, ring its existence of but eleven months so? The return of living ages has con¬ proclaimed himself the “Irish leader.” James Roche, for many years his asso¬ him and hears his voice. Wm. Crowley : 2nd Corporal, Jeremiah has already sheltered a total of 4031 siderable effect on the calculation of His present position is the key to the ciate in the editorship of the Pilot. Kiely; 3d Corporal,Michael Loftus; 4th insurance immigrants. The institution is still crisis in Ireland’s struggle for Home This work has the full sanction of Mr. life-tables; and the record Deaths of Corporal, Paul Grady; Quartermaster, in debt to the amount of $11,000. It is Clergymen and Religious. of average death from disease affects Rule, and it is the duty of every Irish¬ O’Reilly’s family, and is the only au¬ John; Skelly; Colorbearers, Philip in charge Rev. P. X. medical money of the St. Raphael’s Society, man who wishes to see an Irish Parli¬ thorized life. Goldsmith, Rector of No¬ opinion. Here both and Ennis and John Drennan; Privates life are an organization spread over the whole ament in tre Dame church, at Chippewa Falls, involved, yet further evils Dublin, to view the present It opens with a noble introduction to Council, James F. McCano-n and country. The Board of Directors is might be traced to these small lies. situation from the standpoint of Irish by Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop of Wise., died November 24. Michael J. Freeman. The Knights are oomposed as follows : Archbishop Cor¬ Rev. James H. Corrigan, pastor of Can it then be wrong to study sin and patriotism and Irish morality. The Baltimore, who was Aways a warm at present enjoying the prospect ol the rigan, of New York, Irishman can not abandon St. crime in order to understand them as a Honorary Presi¬ his standard admirer of John Boyle O’Reilly. The Mary’s church at Elizabeth, N. J., addition of many new members. At dent; Right Rev. W. Wigger, and brother of means to properly combat them? It is of New¬ of morality, his proud and truthful Cardinal’s words at the announcement Archbishop Corrigan, this meeting they admitted four new ark, President; Mr. W. Schickel, Vice died November 26. plain that such a course of study is per¬ boast of ages, and in taking this stand of Mr. O’Reilly’s death will be remem¬ members and received four applica¬ President; Mr. Joseph Schaefer, Trea¬ and Rev. C. Nigsch, C. P. P. S., died at fectly legitimate, yet how can it be upholding it, he has the earnest bered : “A loss to the Country, a loss tions for membership. Under the man¬ surer; Rev. J. Reuland, Secretary. Minster, Auglaize county Ohio, No¬ properly pursued unless sin and crime support of the Irish hierarchy. Parnell to the Church, a loss to Humanity.” agement of the efficient set of officers, vember 24. are discussed and In systematized. This which they have elected, we predict for as we are j has done much, has suffered much, and writing the biography, Mr. Roche Just going to press we are can By the death of Sister «5t. Gertrude only be properly dene through a I all will and must acknowledge, that he has had rare advantages, in his own them new era of prosperity. In receipt of a report submitted by the a has faithfully served his country and ( in the world Miss Catherine Young ) such system as the confessional. For Committee long and intimate association with the St. Louis Commandery of St. Augus¬ appointed at the Confer¬ which occurred long ages the Roman Church has been its cause. He Is now asked to make Wednesday, November tine’s ence held in Chicago, October Sth,1890, subject of it, and in matter furnished Church, city, has elected the fol¬ another sacrifice and retire from the 19th, 1890, the Ursuline Nuns of New accumulating a knowledge of sin which by the family, and friends both in lowing officers: Chaplain, Rev. A. H. in connection with a Catholic Educa¬ is ever more leadership of a Catholic nation. His Ireland and America. Orleans lost their oldest member. Sister being perfectly systemat¬ tional Exhibit at the World’s Fair. We Walburg; Pres’t, B. F. Kuntz; Vice St. Gertrude was born in Philadelphia, ized by her writers on moral theology. present position is untenable and Following the life come his complete Pres’t, M. Diegmueller; 1st Sec’y, shall refer to it later. The committee These works are written in Latin so as N. hurtful to the cause of Home Rule. January 2d, 1800, and was at the time in poems, and speeches, edited by his wife, Brunst, 2nd Sec’y, J. B. Broering, 3d question consists of Rev. E.A. Hig¬ of her death in the sixty-seventh year to be beyond the reach of those who Mary O’Reilly. Some poems unpub¬ Sec’y, Jos. Krieger; Treas., P. Chalk: gins, S. J, President St. Igaatius Col¬ of her religions profession. might derive harm from reading them. A Catholic shows a want of self- lished at the time of his death are in¬ Censor, H. Weitershagen; Board of Di¬ lege, Chicago, Prof. M.F.Egan, LL.D., Sister The Church, through regularly consti¬ respect by engaging in controversy cluded in this collection, at the Mary Martin, Mother Superior Notre Dame University, Indiana and sug¬ rectors, Theo. Bley, John Merzheuser, of the House of tuted channels, is ever supervising with an ex-professo calumniator of his Providence, Infant A. J. Hon. W. J. Onahan, LL.D., Chicago. gestion of friends unwilling to lose Meyer, A. Mueuch, II. Weiters¬ Asylum andLying-inHospital,Detroit, these books, so as to keep them in the religion. He loses his own personal any word left by the beloved dead. hagen, W. Hoernshemeyer, B. Kemme; Mich., died on November 23d, of ty¬ way of her teaching and to exclude A respectable journal in Vienna dignity by refuting such a man—since His orations and addresses, including Delegate to Batallion Commission, J. controversy,like dueling, requires some phoid fever. anything likely to prove a breach of states that certain papers in that city “Illustrious Irishmen of OneCentury,” G. Huber; Capt., A. J. Meyer; 1st Mother Xavier, (Delahanty) the ven¬ the seal of secrecy; in the same way and in Berlin and Paris have been paid degree of equality between the parties “Irish Poetry and Music,” the “Com¬ Lieut., R. Hoernshemeyer, 2nd Lieut., erable Sister who for many years had that medical text-books contain no engaged. He injures his own cause, mon Citizen Soldier,” the great speech John Merzheuser; 1st Serg’t, J. well for attacking the Holy See and breach of individual confidence. Those inasmuch as he gives to his caviling been at the head of the Sisters of Char¬ the Church in Italy and passing en¬ for the negroes in Faneuil Hall, etc., A. Muench; Color Sergeant, Joseph are the text-books of spiritual medi¬ adversary an ity at St. Mary’s Boys’ OrphanAsylum, comiums on the Government. The Vi¬ opportunity of newly will close the volume. Gunther; Quartermaster, A. Schmidt. of cine which the confessor uses with his misrepresenting- and of making what The book will be Rochester,N. Y., departed this life ennese journal says beautifully illustra¬ that if its statement last week. own experience when administering was at first a naked He, assume the ted, and printed and bound in the best is challenged it will produce figures the sacrament of form of Brother Felix, C.S,C., known in the penance. Dr. Tal- Is the great A. T. Stewart will case to and names to show the enormous sum argument. In fact, whatever style of the bookmaker’s art. Catholic world as Denis White, departed this mage, the well known Baptist preach¬ be opened again, and is another long and which the Italian Government stops to hear what these paid expends wearisome lawsuit to slanderers of our religion say, or to Gen. Miles thus sums up the present life on the 20th of November, at Notre er, of Brooklyn, felt the need of know¬ drag its slow each year in bribing the press at home read what they write, does himself shaky Indian situation: “The Indians Dame, Ind. ing the sins of his people when he length down the corridors of time? and abroad. are Sister St. Michael, in the world Miss spent six nights visiting of Lawyer William Holt Secor claims to a wrong, and exposing himself to the great dreamers. They seldom if the haunts ever vice in the great American city; and have smelled out fraud in the original “It often happens that the children occasion of anger, or of worse, com¬ work, and consequently have plenty Bridget Jourdain, died at the Ursuline the document as a of time to sit around and pray and dance Convent, New Orleaas, La., on Novem¬ experience of those nights he pub¬ alleged to be drawn up ■of dead parents who have been con¬ mits sin. and fast. This is all that they have ber 17. lished in six lectures. The Catholic under direction of the only original A. signed to the grave, with the pride, T. Stewart himself. A little more of William O’Brien, M. will been doing thus far, and I don’t know Sister Sybillina, a Dominican Nun, Church does not publish her experi¬ pomp, and pageantry of fifty or one- P., leave. that any died at St. Catharine’s Acadamy, ence in the vulgar tongue because this, and the Stewart millions will be hundred hired carriages, are found the NewYork on next Saturday for Havre> they have done different for the last harm scattered whence, came. France. fifty years.” . . Springfield, 22. might be done, but she is ever they foUowing week in an orphan asylum.” Ky., November CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH. 5 * 1 —

The oyster supper given by the —The election for the new officers of their way to the at During the month of November 171 American College The steamboat T. P. Leathers was Church Olioir of ;$t. DIOCESAN NEWS Elizabeth’s, Nor¬ the Sf. Aloysius Orphan Society held on Rome, where they will continue their new members were admitted into the last destroyed by tire wood, un last Sunday eveniug, for the Sunday at the various churches studies for the priesthood. They are—■ Order. Thursday morning beneuc of the new organ, recently pur¬ resulted in the re-election of Mr. Ar¬ Messrs. Cusack, Ulrich, Byrne and on the Lower Mississipi. Twenty-five nold Aid for Ireland. chased, netted a hauusome sum. Speiser as President. The other Geyer. Success attend them. hundred bales of cotton were con¬ officers are : G. B. Meyer, Vice Bro. Barr, would it not be interest¬ —Mr. J. Vanhorn, organist of St. Presi¬ sumed. Crew saved. (Official.) dent; W. Bismeyer, IstSecy; J. J. Ber- —Mrs. A. J. Boex, wife of the organ¬ Elizabeth’s Church, Norwood, has ac¬ ing to know, how many members are The Most Rev. nens, 2dSecy; Joseph Berning, JdSecy; ist of St. Xavier’s church, is very ill at A less number of Archbishop grateful¬ cepted tue as organist at. dropped from month to month? Republicans will position of A. her home on Webster street. Her Ilonkomp, IstTseasurer; H. Gause- sit in the next ly acknowledges the receipt of the fol¬ Mary’s Cnurcli, vacated by Mr. Klei¬ The actual status of our Order could congress than at pohl, 2dTreas.; Trustees, Nick Diehl, many friends wish her a speedy re¬ any meyer. time since their lowing sums, collected for Ireland’s J. B. Imwalle and Henry Jauson; Col- covery. be better ascertained, if not only the party was born. . —Hr. J. poor: Binder, of Delhi, takes the orbearers. II. Tensing and Louis Mon- monthly will —Mr. Martin gain in membership, but also There be but one negro in the place of Mr. Vuunorn, resigned, as or¬ ter; Assistants, A. Beckemeyer, Geo. Rettig, Jr., brother of Cathedral, . . : .. $254.50 Mr. John the losses, were noted in the “Bulle¬ next ganist of at. EHzubein’s Uuurcn, Nor¬ J. Weber, Jacob Baumgartner and Ja¬ Rettig, has painted the sce¬ congress—Cheatham, of the Sec¬ Atonement, . . . 182.66 wood. cob Jansoii. nery for the opera “Gondoliers” to be tin.” ond North Carolina district. St. . . next Xavier’s, . 61.00 produced Saturday evening at It begins to look, says the Memphis The revised and final count St. —St. George’s Men’s Society has —Here are the officers and members Allemauia Hall. of. the Thomas’, .... 13.00 Catholic eleeled me tallowing new officers: of the “Thundering Legion,” an affili¬ Journal,as though the Sinking population of the United States makes F The money was immediately sent to —The net Indebtedness of Cincin¬ President, Jos. H. Kocurn ; Vice Pres., ated body of the St. Raphael’s Literary Fund question will cut an important it 62,622,250, Ohio’s population Rt. Rev. L. nati is is3,672,- Gilooly, Bishop of Elphin, Joun imnert: lstSecy.,Josepni'ouues; Society: Captain, James J. Weiler; $24,737,609. The available as¬ sets are figure in the next Supreme Cpuncil of 316, Indiana 2,192,404, in whose diocese the distress is great. zdSecy., Autliony Hampel; Treasurer, Lieut. Ed. Haarmeyer; Serg’t., Frank $23,538,643,besides which there Kentucky 1,858,- are permanent investments in public the Catholic Knights of America. The 635, and Tennesee The Rev. Marlin aeuaedle; Banner Carrier, P.A. Ottke; Serg’t-at-Arms, A. J. Austing; 1,767,618. pastors are invited to take up members of the Hiotuer; Assistants, HenryArUngnaus, Military Board, Frank Flake, Theo. buildings and works aggregating $21,- organization from all collections when it can be done conve¬ 900,000. Since the passage of the anti-lottery Josepn Maruoeler; Collectors, .nicou Frommeyer and John Hilgefort; Mem¬ sections of tiie country are discussing niently, and as early as possible. Help law, there has been :t reduction in the Sclinapp, Bernard Hellniauu. bers : Chas.Aull, HenryBockwege, Jos. —An overheated stove and a defect¬ the matter, but there seems to be little is needed speedily. revenues of the NewOrleans post-office Freking, II. Gels, II. Koester, John ive flue caused a blaze in the front as to what is best —The new trustees of St. Louis unanimity of opinion of The contributions may be sent Lihnemann, Geo. Nobel, II. Riedinger, room of about one-third, and in either the second floor of the St. Bon- to do in the consequence Cffurcn are as follows : Treas., H. Tur¬ A. J. Sohroer, H. premises. As might na¬ to Rev. H. Moeller, Chancellor, Cin¬ Spieltneier, Chas. aventura Catholic School, on Queen the clerical force of that office has been ner; lstaec’y,A. Beimescffe, 2nd aeo'y, turally be expected, the ones most I’apenbrock, Geo. Doering, John Frek¬ City avenue, in Fairmount, at 8 :30 last reduced cinnati, or be remitted immediately to F. G-reve; collectors, P. Grotnaus, by nine men. ing, Geo.Kook, CharlesHibbeier, Clem. Thursday morning. Nearly five hun¬ prominent in the advocacy of continu¬ Rt. Rev. Herui. aouuite, F. V ouuer Tloya, b. Bishop Gillooly, or to other Macke, VV. J. Ruhl, Jos. Sohulten, Al. dred me “We shall redeem II. Boehmer, B. H. Eveslage alia Jos. pupils, in building at the ing the large fund that is proving such every pledge we places known to be suffering. Contri¬ Scuerenberg and Henry Wiecbmann. time, were marched out without a par¬ Krusemeyer. a heavy tax on the poorer members of made to the people,” says Governor- butions not ticle of confusion or excitement. A given in church may be —The election held on last Sunday the elect Peck, of Wisconsin. “The Ben¬ silent alarm summoned the crew of Order, are tile custodians of the handed to the Rev. —Both the Young Men and Young pastors or sent as for trustees of the German Catholic fund—the nett law will be Ladies’ Sodality ot Sc. Louis Citurou Engine 21, who extinguished the blaze supreme officers of the repealed. We prom¬ above. Cemetery Association resulted as fol¬ in will celebrate tneir anniversary on snort order. The damage will not ised the people that we would lows : Holy Trinity church, F. A. Gre- Knights. Supreme Trustee, J. J. Duf¬ repeal By order of the Archbishop. next exceed $100. the Sunday. At me evening service ver; St. Mary’s church, J. 11. Sohoen- fy, of this city, is, however, we believe, law, and we shall do as we agreed.” H. Mokli.es, Chancellor. the consecration ceremony to the B. V. hoett; St.John’s,H.Wolfand W.Kruse; —Before the Senatorial investigating an exception to the rule, for he sapi- M. will cake The hydraulic tunnel of the place. • A new banner for St.'Joseph’s, B. Schmitz; St. Philome- committee, Frank Zumstein testified Niagara tne Sodalities will also be blessed ently considers that as a large portion Falls Power —A meeting of the Bishops of the upon na’s, V. Eckert; St. Paul’s, Jos.Well- last week that he had loaned City Company, now in course Province of tins occasion. Rev. Jos. Pomscnueiuer, of the Southern Knights are opposed to Cincinnati, was held yes¬ mann and B. Hillen; St. Augustine’s, Comptroller Stevens, of Cincinnati, of construction, is likely to develop D.D., of St. Anthony’s Cliurcn, wm J.Koller and the fund their wishes should be re¬ terday at the Archbishop’s residence. M.Schickling; Sc.Francis, $1,600, expecting to secure a place on one of t he deliver an appropriate sermon. greatest manufacturing cen¬ — P. Gamel and F. X. Kitt; St.Michael’s, the Decennial Board of St. Peter’s Cathedral. — The Equalization spected and the matter amicably ad¬ tres in this Jos. Kessler and G. Yerkamp; St. An¬ in consideration ot' the cancellation of country. It will be cut Newman Literary Circle held its first —St. Edward’s Church.—The St. justed by the Philadelphia Council. thony’s, G. Poppe; St. Henry’s, H. the debt. Also that Stevens Intimated through solid rock at about the lower election on last Tuesday evening. The There is no doubt that the C. K. of A. Aloysius Boys’ Sodamy of bt. Ed¬ level of the ticket of the “Independent’s” was suc¬ Meyer;St.Boniface’s. A. Ankenbauer; an additional payment of $2,400 would river,aud will be equivalent ward’s Church will on next Suuday- is the most Immaculate Conception, A. Zimmer; secure the popular beneficial organiza¬ in cessful. The elected are : President, (the 14tn) consecrate their new ban¬ appointment. Elliott Mar- section to a tunnel twenty-five feet St. Lawrence’s, J. II. Stuervvold; Sc. field testified that he was offered a tion of the kind that has ever been Joseph P. Kealv; VicePresident, G.W. ner. The officers of the Sodality are in diameter. This is simply to be the George’s, J. B. Heid and F. Peter; St. place for $1,000 by Michael Muller,now founded in this Daly: Treasured, W. P.Coliing; Secre¬ as follows RugeneDouueily,President; country; it has, and is tail race for the mills to be Louis’, Geo. J. Weber; St, Bonaventu- President oi' the Board. erected. tary, M. Manley: Cor. Secretary, J. Jos. Bougnen, Vice Presiuent; Harry making wonderful progress in nearly ra’s, J.Eckerle : Sacred Heart, E.IIeck- Mr. Louis The Niagara river itself, above the Reynolds; librarian, G. Doyle; Assist¬ Ullrich, secretary; Wm. C. Krusemier, Reemelin, tlie much-abus¬ tnann; Our Lady of Help, Sedamsvilie, ed former President of the Board of every State in the Union ; its obliga¬ ant Librarian, J. O’Meara; Marshals, Marshall; Counselors, James Curtis, Fails, will be the reservoir from which Wm. Leistler and A. Bender; St. Cle¬ Public tions are promptly met and its finan¬ F. Coyne, J. Rigney, E.McCarthy; Ex¬ James Lynch, Julius Coiirard, Sylves¬ Improvements, gave his testi¬ water will be carried to vertical shafts ecutive mens’, (St. Bernard), H. Imwalle; St. Committee, T. Manley, J.Spin¬ ter Donnelly, Win. Walsh and Win. mony in a straightforward manner. cial standing unquestioned; its prin¬ Charles Borromeo’s, (Carthage), H. 11. He admitted that perhaps he had been containing the turbines and commu¬ ney, M. O’Connor, M. Ryan, L. Becker. Walsh. Ail young-boys of the parish ciples are based on a solid foundation Rev. J.M. Lammers. hasty in nicating with the tunnel. Each tur¬ Mackey, Ph.D., will give an are kindly requested to join. writing tne telegram he did entertaining and instructive lecture on to the Governor. He said if he had thoroughly in harmony with the teach¬ bine will be of 2,0001iorse power.'From “How to Rev. —Archbishop Purcell’s creditors met been ings of the every get on in Life” on next Tues¬ Henry Schapinan, S.J., Presi¬ basty, tile Governor had been also Church, and indica¬ the turbines the power can be trans¬ dent of St. Xavier’s last Sunday afternoon in the hall coi¬ in sending him the brutal telegram he tion day December 16th, at the Assembly College, will lec¬ points to a great and successful mitted to the mills ner of Ninth and Plum streets. Mas¬ did. “His by any system that Rooms of the Circle. All Catholic ture in Pike’s Opera House, on the telegram lias simply result¬ future. It therefore behooves the del¬ seems to be most desirable. The fac¬ young men are cordially invited to be evening of Sunday, December 23cb, ter Commissioner Huston, who at the ed,” Mr. Reemelin said, bitterly, with a egates to the next Supreme Council to present. under me auspices of the St. Vincent first meeting promised to make a finan¬ great deal of emotion, in closing his tories to be erected will not distiguro de Paul’s Society. The proceeds will cial statement of affairs, was not pres¬ story, “in making my life miserable wisely consider the important question the —The Young Ladies Sodality of the Fa'lls, which are now protected by be ent, and the Secretary was instructed for six or eight weeks. My family and of the Cathedral will given to the poor. Subject: “Pagan Sinking Fund and decide in ac¬ the hold their election next to children have been public parks on both sides of the indifference and Christian Charity.” notify him to have the statement compelled to hide cordance with the best interests of the Sunday at 3 : 00 p.m. Vocal and instrumental music will ready at the next meeting. Mr. Clem their heads in shame until I had an op¬ river. future prosperity of the organization. —Mr. Alvin Kleimeyer, for years the precede the lecture. Ilellebush made a short address in favor portunity of having the testimony efficient organist of St. Mary’s Church, of accepting Archbishop Elder’s prop¬ Drought out here and clearing myself If, as it is reasonable to believe,the ac¬ FOREIGN. has resigned his position. —A very large audience will, no osition to pay 6 per cent, and taking up of these charges. If my answer to the cumulation of a large sinking fund pre¬ a collection in all the Catholic church¬ Governor was too Princess —Rev. L. Van doubt, greet the of. Stanislaus’ Young hasty, it bears with dicts dissatisfaction among the mem¬ Helene, daughter of the Gorp, Jesuit Mission¬ Men’s Association of Sc. es of the LTnited States to raise the double force that the Governor should Mary's Comte de Paris, lias visited Rome to ary and Government Agent for the Church, Friday evening, December 26, money. He said the Archbishop had have exercised as much and more dis¬ bers,and betokens the rock upon which Catholic Indian Missions in the Rocky at the Odeon, where they will give promised to contribute $5,000 toward cretion than me, for he is an older man the society may be eventually wrecked, gratify a wish long expressed to see Mountains, was a guest of the Fathers Leo their first entertainment under the raising the fund. A letter was receiv¬ than me, a mart of far greater experi¬ some permanent disposition should be XIII., and to obtain his blessing of Jesus, this city, during the past few management of their spiritual director. ed from Archbishop Elder stating that ence, aud a man in high office. If a made of it and the barrier in the path¬ at the beginning of her life. The visit days. three man A German drama, “Dein Sohn Wild priests of the diocese had offered holding such a position as he was had no reference to a matrimonial alli¬ —Rev. A. Vander Erden, S. J., the Mein Raecher Sein,” and the popular their services to collect the money. hasty, I don’t think it fair to alto¬ way of progress forever removed. What ance with the Duke of Clarence and well-known missionary, will leave to¬ comedy, “A Race lor a Dinner,” will Should the creditors care to communi¬ gether blame me for the same fault.” the Supreme Officers of the Knights morrow for Chattanooga,Tenn., where be produced by strong casts. cate with him further they were to ad¬ Mr. Reomelin’s story was very well and the custodians of the fund think Avondale. he will hold a mission. He will be ac¬ dress themselves to P, Poland, told. He never faltered in the —The Presi¬ recital, or no more following gentlemen have been believe, cuts figure than The Naval Estimates of . France, companied by Rev. Henry Moeller,S.J., dent, and Joseph P. Carbery, Secre¬ and told everything he was asked. It elected Wardens of St.George’s church, does the opinion of a like number of of Omaha, Neb. tary of the Central Committee. Secre¬ is to be said for him that he made ,out amounting to the immense sumcf one- Corryville.for flic year 1891: IstSec’y., a the humblest members of the organ¬ hundred and John tary List then said that he had seen very good case, and when he had.fin- eighty millions of francs, —St. Aloysios Orphan Society will B.ileid; 2<:lSec’y.,Aug.Hermann; both of these gentlemen and recom¬ ished, his friends in the room shook ization, for they may he swayed by or seven million two hundred thousand meet on next Treas., Frank Schroeder; Collectors, Sunday afternoon at Mo¬ mended that the creditors abide by the him warmly by the hand and congrat¬ zart hall. Peter Merkelbach, L. F. Kuntz, Jos. 'personal monetary considerations em¬ pounds old proposition. Another meeting will ulated him on the way he had handled sterling, have been unanimous¬ Schneider; Collectors of Pew Rents, —The Trustees of the German Cath¬ be held next Sunday. himself anating from the power or influence ly and enthusiastically passed. The JacobBulcsclinieder,AnthonySclinapp; throughout the ordeal. olic accruing from the custodianship of so idea is that the French fleet should Cemetery Association will hold Church Police, George Pfalier, Mam. The Courier of this city in its Iasi their regular monthly meeting to¬ large a sum. To insure the future Schrand. issue, In commenting upon the Church COVINGTON, of equal those of Italy and Germany com» morrow evening. Choir of St. Xavier’s says that the the C. K. of A. all dissension obsta¬ bined. —For the benefit of St. —At St. John’s Church Sunday even¬ Aloysius choir is certainly oiiG of the best, if not cles should be removed, and it looks as Church, Delhi, Rev. Wm. Scholi, Rec¬ ( oFFIdJai. ) ing last the retreat for the young ladies the best trained among the Catholic \| There tu-e four though the continuance pf the Sinking very aged men hold¬ was solemnly closed. Rev. Father Lu¬ tor, a handsome “Ladies’ Gold. Watch” church choirs of the city and suburbs. —The will be sold on the installment Very Rev. H. Thien, Dean of Fund will ing the rs.nk of General in the French cas Gottbeh'oede, O.S.F., delivered a plan. Other choirs may be more conspicuous the prove a ceaseless bone Of Further information can be had Newport district has been, nt his line sermon. by ap¬ for their contention. arm}'. a soloists, St. Xavier cultivates own request relieved of the rectors*!.1 *P One, centenarian, is Brigadier- plying to Mr. Cnarles Cook, the well excellence in the ensemble effects. The of the (Jhurch of Corpus Ohristi, New¬ General Maudit, who entered the ser-,CE‘ —The retreat for young men, which known jeweler of otn and Smith streets, repertoire of the choir is quite exten¬ port. The Right Rev. Bishop has vice in 1807, and wears the medal of St. began November 30 at St. Francis’ where also the watch can be seen and sive. Mr. A. Boex has been organist appointed him rector of Alexandria, Helena. He is the Dean of Church, came to a close last Sunday inspected. and director of the choir for the GENERALNEWS, the forces, • past Campbell, County. afternoon, eloquent Father Pacificus six years. Previously he filled simi¬ and figures among the reserves so lat —At the annual election of officers —Rev. B. Winterheld, O.S.F., preaching. lar positions : four years at the Church Baumeister, has been ap¬ of Sc. Louis’Literary Society the fol¬ as iSC'l’-^deed, the hearty old feF. of the Immaculate Conception, New¬ pointed rector of the new Holy Cross AMERICAN, . —At St. Francis’ Church last Sun¬ lowing were successful: Spiritual Di¬ never demanded his port, Ky., and four years at Holy Trin¬ parish, Milldale, in the Suburbs of The militia force of the several day afternoon the anniversary of the rector, Rev. Gregory Faugman, O.S. F.; ity church. He was born at Eindhoven, Covington. States is simply dropped out of the rolls Sh 1’" Young Men’s Sodality was appropri¬ President, Joan Rubeuoauer; Vice Province of Nord 109,469. Brabant, Kingdom the limit of years. ately celebrated. President, Peter Brand; Secretary, The World ceeding The.t* ’ j of the Netherlands. In 1876 he came —The newspaper of New York- Frank Kunkel; Corresponding Secre¬ Forty Hours Devotion closed oPhers, who bear the now very ,w.e —St. Patrick’s Church.—On last to this country with his parents and on last moved into its new tary, Michael Ziegler; Treasurer, Ed¬ Tuesday evening at the Church seventeen-story distinction of settled in the St. Helena medal, are Monday evening a large number of ward Newport, Ky., where he took of the Immaculate Conception. building, November 23. Schneider; Janitor, Isidore his first Sunday, young ladies were consecrated to the position as organist of the Mellinet, born in 1798, who commanded Schwartz; Board of Managers, Rev. Church of the Immaculate —The B.Y.M. It is said the revised count of the Blessed Virgin and enrolled in the B. Conception. Young Ladies Sodali¬ the division of the Imperial Guard at Gregory Fangman, O.S.F., John Ru- Mr. Boex ty, of Y. M. Sodality. is widely known in musical CorpusChristi Church, Newport, population of New York City will henbauer,George Schwartz and Joseph celebrated its anniversary on Magenta; Richard and d’Antliouaid- circles. lie has been an efficient di¬ last Sun¬ show Feiertag. 125,000 more than the first figures Vraincourt. St. Joseph’s Young Men’s Society, rector of the St. Cecilia Maennerchor day. These three entered the attached to this church, will hold its since 1887. The first of the given out. service in 1813. —A novel plan for the ventilation of quartette —The Young Ladies’ Sodality, of St. next monthly is the The women meeting on Monday, De¬ school rooms has been soprano, Mrs. A. J. Boex. She shirt-makers that struck cember adopted by the Stephen’s church, Newport, will cele¬ The number of 15th, at 7 :30 p.m., at the school has been Xavier’s forfive in newspapers published Springer Institute, this city. The de¬ singing in St. brate its anniversary oil next New York worked sixteen hours a bouse. Rev. Joseph Shee is spiritual Sunday. in all countries is estimated at vice,though very simple, has been ben¬ years, having previously filled the po¬ 41,000, L director of this sition of —The day. For making shirts they received young organization, eficial of soprano soloist in Holy Trin¬ Knights of St. Joseph, New¬ 24,000 appearing in Europe. Germany ■< and in his endeavor to good results. An ordinary unite the young ity church. She lias a port, gave an excellent entertainment thirty-five to fifty cents a dozen. It is ■board, the width of the window, and high soprano heads the list with 5,500, then comes j- men of the parish, is meeting with most voice, well cultivated and last evening at Odd Fellows hall. It three or four inches in height, is at¬ artistically gratifying to know that they were suc¬ France with success. was well attended. 4,100, England with 4,000, flattering On the evenings of tached to the window sill on the out¬ managed. Her teacher was Mr. T. J. cessful in their strike. December the Sullivan. The alto of the 26, 27 and 29th young side quartette is —The Austria-Hungary with 3,500, Italy with tc men by means of hinges. The lower St. Joseph’s Men’s will give an entertainment, par¬ Mrs. A. society, of The public debt statement shows an part of the window is then raised and Bicker, a lady of splendid mu¬ St. Joseph’s 1,400, Spain with 850, Russia with 800, < ticulars of which we will an¬ sical education and church, have elected the give in rests on the board. The air then comes good voice of wide increase during the month of Novem¬ Switzerland with other issue. following officers : President, G. Hud- 450, Belgium and range. Mrs. Bicker is a sister of Miss in at the top of the lower window. By dlebrink; Vice ber of $6,000,000. Holland with 300 Anna Dickman, the well known alto President, H. Schwe- each, and the rest are —Miss M. this means all draughts are prevented ner; Heyker, the recent ac¬ soloist. Previous to her Secretary, Frank Pulsfort; Trea¬ Congress met on Monday the 1st published in Portugal, the Scandinavi¬ and the health of tne teachers and pu¬ engagement inst., quisition to the choir of St. Patrick’s at St. Xavier’s she surer, G. Schnier; Ensign, F. Hermes; pils against pulmonary and sang in the choirs of and received the President’s Message, an and the Balkan countries. The Church, is a rising young soprano. Her protected St. Assistants, Peter Teipel and Anton other troubles. Francis, St. John and St. which has been of the best. Mr. T. George’s Klemann; Sick occupies eight columns in small United States have 12,500 newspapers, schooling churches. The tenor, Mr. J. D. Committee, Joseph J. basso of St. Heng- Canada has Sullivan, the eminent —The Luecking, J. F. Stuntebeck, B. Flot- type. New Senators for Wyoming 700, and Australia also 700. i Young Ladies’ and Young elbrok, is well known to the vocal fra¬ mann and B. Peter’s Cathedral, tu¬ Macke; Church Commit¬ were sworn Of having been her Men’s Sodalities of St. Paul’s on the in, and the credentials of 300 journals published in Asia, Ja¬ tor. The church, ternity. His is style of a tenor tee, young lady promises to he robusto. Mr. F. Meiberding, Jr., B. Themann celebrated their anniversary on the Hengelbrok is • also a and G. the House were presented. There be¬ pan alone has 200. Two-hund 1 jour¬ one of our leading birds of song. Her Schuler. feast of the Immaculate memberof the Cincinnati Double Quar¬ nals parents are members of St. Conception, ing no contest or objection all were appear in Africa, and thi a the Joseph’s with associate of great solemnity. Rev. H. J. Fer- tette, in which he is the Sandwich Islands. In the congregation, residing on Betts street. Mr. duly qualified. ; ipal neding, Dean, delivered a very inter¬ Davis; he is also connected with the St. Cecilia Dun languages there are publishe-. —The B. V. M. Sodality of St. An¬ esting sermon in the evening during Maennerchor. He is Catholic & Co., report that the monetary (,000 solemn also a pupil of Mr. T. J. Sullivan. The Knights of America, thony’s Church, Madisonville,celebrat¬ Vespers. The young men’s so¬ stringency is affecting general busi¬ newspapers in English, 7,500 in Ger¬ ed its first dality is only an infant In years, in basso, Mr. Wm. Witte, who also studied anniversary on last Sun¬ but ness, and that speculation is man, 6,800 in French, 1,800 in Spanish, under Mr. Sullivan, i-s one of the best reviving day. In the afternoon 30 new mem¬ point of number will under the ener¬ A. M. and known soloists of Raggio, of Branch 238, C. K. to an the 1,500 in Italian. bers were admitted. getic guidance of Rev.Geo. H.Vonder- Catholic Church unhealthy extent. While choirs. His voice is on of Ahe, soon divide the honors with the the baritone A., of Cairo, Ill,, has a communica¬ volume of trade is large merchants are The total expense of the great —The order—powerful and resonant—and in tion in the last issue of Young Ladies’ Society and So¬ young ladies’ sodality, an older sodali¬ the Bulletin, in more cautious about extending obliga¬ German-empire, with her vast standing dality, attached to St. Leo ty by years. such solos as the “qui tollis” of Hay¬ which he Church, suggests a very good disposi¬ tions, and are only army is but $233,000,000, while with a North Fairmount, will celebrate their dn’s Second Mass, or the “Pro Pecoa- making necessary —The Parnell Branch reception at tion of the large anniversary next Sunday. tis” of Rossini, is heard to the best ad¬ sinking fund of the purchases. very small standing army the annual Scottish Rite Cathedral last Order. It is to erect and Friday vantage. He has been connected with endow a Ca¬ Vermont has expense of our government is nearly —St. evening was well attended. ’ The mu- adopted the Australian Henry's Literary Society en¬ the choir for six years, and tholic Orphans’ Home for the exclusive tertained its sicale previously ballot system. $500,000,000. many friends right royally preceding the dance was excep¬ .filled the position of soloist at St. Lud¬ tional in benefit of the children of deceased on last Sunday evening at the West quality and greatly pleased church and the wig’s occasionally at St. members. End Turner Hall on Freeman avenue. listeners, who frequently encored Peter’s Cathedral. the several selections. Mr. James J. —St. Xavier Church.—On -^Diocesan Reminiscenes.— Christ¬ Molloy, Miss Anna Stenger, Mrs. Clara The The State Council of the Catholic mas day an envelope collection will be Dotty Rimanoczy in vocal solos, and Catholic Telegraph of December 20, Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. taken 1865 Knights of Illinois was heid in East up for the purpose of diminish¬ Mr. Ernst Fischer were especially en¬ says : The Church of Celina, Mer¬ cer St. Louis on October 21. The ing the debt of St. Xavier’s. The pas¬ joyed. The orchestra was splendid County, O., was dedicated Sunday follow¬ tors of St. Xavier’s would be and in December glad to see good time. Mr. L. E. Levassor, 10th, by Rev. Joseph Dwen- ing amendment to the constitution was a larg-e sum collected this year. as was excellent in his ger, sang mass assisted It is usual, piano who also solemn adopted : “No assessment shall be call¬ not to be emplo3Ted for personal pur¬ solos. The following committee de¬ by Rev. Bernard Austermann and a ed when there is $2,000 in the poses, but will be given in its entirety serve great credit for the appropriate student from the Carthagena Seminary Treasury to the Church Debt manner of the Order of the to the credit of Fund. The hap¬ in which everything was con¬ Precious Blood. A mortuary funds. Was piest day of the year for the pastors ducted : A. J. Conroy, Chairman; Jas. fine hell for the church was also blessed amended to read : State Secretary shall will be the D. upon day on which the church Templeton, Secretary; Members— this occasion. call assessments as often as debt will be s Dr. T. P. may be .vept away. Hart, T. J. Mulvihill, W. A. —On Thursday December 21st, 1865, necessary, and may call assessments Whelan, C. F. O’Neill, James St. Thomas’ —The feast of St. Francis McBreen, church at Six Mile was Xavier, the Wm. Tiernon, Edward Dean, Joseph when there is less than $5,000 in the patron of St. Xavier’s dedicated by Kev. Joseph Church, was Hayden, Dennis Flaherty, Neil Bick- Dwenger. Treasury to the credit of the celebrated in an mortuary imposing manner last ett, Wm. Mullane, Lawrence —Four students of this fund.” Birming¬ diocese sailed Forty-one branches were rep¬ Sunday. ham, Anthony Herschede. from New York on last Saturday, on resented. 6 CATHOLSO TELEGRAPH.

A TORPEDO ATTACK AT NIGHT. THE HAND OF FASHION. RAILWAY NOTES. A DEAF MUTE COLLEGE World’s Consumption of Tea. The tea consumption of the pribcipal A Vivid Picture of “David” and “Goli¬ Mrs. Adrian Iselin has round, soft h ands, Engineers have arrived at Esquimaux nations of the world annually is as follows: ath” in Modern Naval Warfare. such as old Greok Point, on the Ayer’s sculptors gave their god¬ Quebec, and begun work DEGREES CONFERRED ON STUDENTS Rounds. desses. survey of the proposed Labrador short line The opportunity comes—a dark night Australasia, 23,500,000 WHO CANNOT HEAR. to Europe. and tempestuous. The clouds have cov¬ The beautiful hands of Mrs. S. S. How¬ British North America 20,000,000 land have been Railroad construction in British West Indies, Guiana and Hon¬ ered the stars like a and a likened to the hands of the Colorado is. pall, there is duras Madonna. seriously hindered at present on account 300,000 Sarsaparilla The Wonderful Progress in tlie Education howling wind which drowns all other of the British West and South Africa 8,000.000 Miss Post is said to have the most scarcity of laborers in that part of of the Deaf ami Dumb—The Curriculum sounds. The perfect West Central Asia apart from Russia. 3,000,000 pigmy vessel makes ready the country. and hand in society. -It is white, soft and dia¬ Thibet and East Asia, outside of of the National College at Washington. puts to sea. It rushes along as swift phanous. President Ashley, of the Wabash, has is¬ China -10,000,000 The Best as the wind and as silent as a calm. Big 8otne of the Work Done. sued in pamphlet form a reply to Edward China KUO.UOOJWO waves sometimes Mrs. Pierre Loriliard has a pliant hand. sweep over it from end Ceylon 700,000 It is small, rather round than long, and Bellamy’s article advocating government Very little is known about the ancient to end as it plunges through the dark¬ control of railroads. Europe, apart from Russia. 18.000, OOP evenly proportioned. India treatment of the deaf, ness, but 5,000,000 £}t Aristotle is they are not heeded. Small as Railway fares for first class travel in Blood Medicine Mrs. Griswold Gray has a very Japan 50,000,000 credited with saying Somewhere in his it is, it is stanchlv built and can stand handsome hand, with England are much higher than i n Amer¬ Java 4,000,000 the strain of storm as well as its adver¬ tapering lingers and filbert musty works that the deaf are wholly ica; for seeond class about the same; for North Africa, Morocco, Egypt, etc... 3.000.000 nails, and so has Emily Delafield. So say incapable of receiving intellectual in¬ sary. All men save one are snugly shut third class much lower. Russia in Europe and Asia 72,000,000 Leading Physicians Mrs. struction. August Belmont has the smallest South American states 12,250,000 and History tells us, however, inside, tending the flying engine an 1 a great of appre¬ Druggists, and their opin¬ hand in New York. It is perfect, too, and Early in the fall deal Straits settlements and Eastern Archi¬ that deafness was sometimes deemed a preparing the missile of destruction. hension was manifested men ion is indorsed has the rose white tint of the morning. by ttrmber pelago 1.000.000 by thousands visitation of divine This is a and others as to a car famine later in the wrath, and that the strange bolt, shaped like a ci¬ Great Britain 2£0,000,000 cured Miss Sally has a very' by it of Scrofula, Ec¬ Hargous pretty season. The fear was not realized. Channel islands :... 750,000 poor victim was frequently destroyed to gar, over ten feet in length, and the band. It is small, well shaped and refined, United States, with Pacific coast 75,000.000 zema, cave the or was crew The proposed acquisition of the Colo¬ Erysipelas, and other family honor, classed place it in the bow tube. The man with a touch of the old Hidalgo about it. with the idiotic or insane and treated an on deck stands behind a little iron tower rado Midland railway has been fully con¬ Total 1,354.500,000 diseases of the blood, Mrs. Robert Cutting has beautiful hands. sidered an outcast. This opinion must have which shields him from the shock of the by the Atchison directors, and ap¬ —London Tit-Bits. They are of the long, slender kind and soft, proved. The purchase will cost the Atchi¬ “Ayer’s Sarsaparilla lias won its repu¬ prevailed many centuries, for it wa» waves, and there he steers the boat. tation yet nervous, and admirably looked after. son by years of valuable service to the within the last 150 In the darkness jnst $4,553,400 of stock. Larking Care. years that it was dis¬ they seek their adver¬ Miss community. It is the best." — R. S. Lang, Hewett, the violinist, has artistic Because of the “It’s not because we like it that we hus¬ covered that the deaf were injunction recently ob¬ Druggist, 212 Merrimack st., Lowell, Mass. capable of sary' determinedly', and with deadly pur¬ hands—small, firm and well modeled. The tained by the Pullman company, radical tle so in our business,” said a leading Bos¬ Dr. W. P. Wright, Paw Paw Ford, Tenn., nails are receiving intellectual instruction. pose, since they are the protectors of square, showing perseverance and ton merchant. “You no idea of changes have been made in all vestibule have the says: “In my practice, I invariably pre¬ A was their native land. The boat searches force of character. college for deaf mutes founded cars on the New York Central railroad great responsibility of such a business as scribe Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for chronic dis¬ in the for a time in city of Washington about twenty- vain, for the big ship has Mrs. William Schieffelin has a remark¬ where the vestibuled cars are run by the this. To be sure, it brings wealth: but eases of tlie blood.” covered all Dr. R. R. nix years ago to combat the popular lights and is lying like a able hand. It is of the long, slender Wagner company. what is wealth after all? Money in itself Boyle, Third and Oxford sis., Philadelphia, grew sleeping monster upon the waves, await¬ order, and is training in movement like is of very little account. I wouldn’t give Pa., writes: “ For two years prejudice. The college and thrived. The steel railway bridge across. the Col¬ X have that of the five cents a bushel for prescribed Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in Few ing morning to renew the havoc. Per¬ harpist. umbia river at Vancouver will be it; it don’t bring people know anything about the 6,000 feet numerous instances, and I find it highly happiness; I am happy, but it is not be¬ National Deaf Mute college, or the Co¬ haps if the ship remained thus the little Mrs. Henry Clews has the hand of an long. The draw will give 200 feet on each efficacious in the treatment of all disorders cause I have money, but in spite of it. lumbian Institution for the Deaf and boat would never find her: but “Goliath” empress. It is one of authority', full of side for vessels to pass in, The bridge will of the blood.” Happiness is a matter of disposition, arid L. M. Dumb, as it is known officially, at Ken¬ becomes uneasy; he fears “David” will power, as it is classic in outline and perfect carry two tracks.. It will cost over $1,000.- Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabina, O., in 000 and be money can neither bring a good disposi¬ certifies : dall make an so detail, A glance at that hand would completed .Tab. 1, 1892. “Ayer’s .Sarsaparilla lias always Green, Washington. A man who, attack, he has determined to tion nor show that the owner was a leader. happiness. My happiest days been a great seller. My customers think had he lived watch. Instruments have been received by the 1,000 years ago, might have were when I had a small family anil a sal¬ there is no blood-purifier equal to it.” A Mrs. William Waldorf Astor’s hands engineers of the Midland Pacific railroad, been roasted because he could neither dazzling cone of white light sudden¬ ary just big enough to support that family. “For many years I was afflicted with branch out from wrists of exquisite mold, the permanent survey of which lias just hear nor ly starts from a point in the darkness Why not ease up now that I am in com¬ scrofulous running sores, which, at last be¬ speak today studies moral phi¬ and are long, slender and flexible. The been completed from Sioux Falls to Pierre, came so bad the doctors advised losophy, the calculus and ancient and and broadens upon the water. Slowly fortable circumstances? Ab, how little amputating fingers are slight and pointed, and the S. IT, to continue the permanent survey one of it you fellows know of the shoals and quick¬ my legs to save my life. I began modem languages, and graduates from a sweeps about over the sea in circling movement with slow, firm and graceful. grade stakes on through the Black sands of trade! If taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and soon saw an arcs. All at once the little boat is bathed you let up in this race college with a degree. Miss Mabel Hills to the Pacific coast. improvement. After using about two dozen Wright has a characteristic in the least you are lost.’’—Boston Traveler. THE COLLEGE. in a brilliant, blinding glare. The mon¬ bottles the sores were healed. I continue to hand, and might well pass it down to pos¬ The Chicago and South Side Rapid Tran¬ ster’s take a few bottles of this medicine each The Columbia institution was incor¬ eye finds it! But in finding the terity in marble. Its hold and solid out¬ sit company, commonly known as the Al¬ year, for my blood, and am no longer trou¬ enemy the battle ship has disclosed itself, line Is a sign of force, while its ley Elevated road, is EXTREME NOVELTIES. porated in 1857, and has since then been exquisite pushing the work on bled with sores. I have tried other reputed and the dauntless little its main line in sustained adversary' .steams delicacy betrays fancy and imagination. Chicago rapidly, and the Wood-purifiers, but none docs so much by congress as an institution Persian lamb good men in sleeves in sealskin jackets. where deaf mute children straight forward at utmost speed. Mrs. J. G. Heckscher has a hand of the charge of the enterprise expect to as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.”—D. A. Robinson, living in the have elevated Russian turbans of velvet Streaks of flame are now shooting from eloquent, almost transparent kind. It is railroad trains running by edged with Neal, Kansas. District of Columbia and children of fur. under the May or June of next year. Don’t fail to soldiers and. sailors should receive free white light, while the rattling long, narrow and looks as if just removed get from wax molds. They are arched in re¬ Austin Corbin lias resigned the Tartan plaids cross barred with hairy education. Ample provision is also made reports of rifles and machiue guns rise presi¬ pose, and in action droop from the wrists dencies of the Mount Carbon and Port lines. for deaf mutes from the states and ter¬ sharply above the wind’s roar. Shot and like those of a trained Carbon Ayer’s Sarsaparilla are pianist. railroad, the Schuylkill Valley Blue bear far for trimming velvet cos- small shell falling about like hail PREPARED BY ritories, who have not the means of de¬ tl’VV'f" Mrs. Bradley Martin has a hand that Navigatipn and Railroad company, and expenses upon the water, but the monster cannot the Mill Creek and Mine Hill fraying the of tuition, which looks as if it had been carved out of ivory Navigation Mink sleeves and revere on black cloth OR. keep the range of the J. C. AYER & Mass. amount to $250 a year. The institution onrushing boat, and Railroad company. All of these roads jackets. CO., Lowell, by' a fairy. According to the accounts one Sold by Druggists. and the missiles fly wide of the mark. are leased $1, six $5. Worth $5 a bottle. continued for seven years as an ordinary hears of it, the woodland sculptor could by the Reading company. Tortoise shell buttons, carved, for hand¬ Suddenly' the great ship looms up— high school, hut in 1864 it was decided not have used anything heavier than a Engineers are at work surveying the some cloaks. to tall, long, shadowy, overpowering. It chisel of rose leaves, so route for the Nashville and organize a collegiate department, and daintily has the Mississippi Basque jackets, called vestes by tin. is not far off—almost near Delta congress passed an act authorizing the enough to be fashioning been .accomplished. railroad, from Okolona to Grenada, French manufacturers. attacked. Yet a little Miss. This road will run institution to confer collegiate degrees. closer, and the Mrs. W. C. Whitney ha§ small, compact through and de¬ IOOO DOLLARS. Fans of lisse frills, decorated with lace I will forfeit above amount if I fail to prove that intrepid pigmy', still unharmed, slows hands of velop one of the finest agricultural territo¬ The institution was then divided into dazzling whiteness and delicacy. and jeweled butterflies. Floravtexion is the best remedy in the world lor the ries in the state. This line was speedy and permanent cure or and steadies, with that ominous black An apprentice could make a partly sur¬ Indigestion, Dys¬ two departments, the school and the pair of gloves pepsia, BiliotiKnetts, Fiver Complaint, Sick to fit veyed years ago and entirely graded Redingot-es of black cord passeme-nteri-' National Deaf Mute tube pointing toward the monster’s blaz¬ thorn, so regular is the outline. She Headache, Nervous Debility, and Consuinp- college. In one of made up over colored silk. tion. I will gladly send a bottle of this wonderful has filbert nails, only vouchsafed to one in through tlie entire portion of Grenada ing side. Shots are falling upon the mediciDe, prepaid, to every reader of this his annual reports Dr. Edward -M. Gal- White paper, ■a thousand, and no line has yet begun to county. satin antique bonnets trimmed giving all sufferers a chance to test its merits, free. boat, and The man who was steering has Over laudet, the president of the college, says: thread its with black tips and velvet. "0,000 testimonial letters on file from living wit¬ way over the snowy surface. Referring to a statement that an eastern nesses, who have been cured. Write “The taken refuge in his iron tower; but in¬ to-day, stating object of the directors in estab¬ road is considering the question of putting Wrappers of cream eiderdown trimmed your disease,or ask your Druggist for it and get well. side there is a wheel, and ho can steer as PROF. HART, 88 Warren St., New York. a third man on lishing a school of this grade, thus tak¬ ROYAL FLUSHES. its engines for the purpose with Valenciennes lace ruffles. well as before, for around him on a level of ing a step unprecedented in the history keeping a lookout, The Western Rail¬ Robes embroidered in silk, with tiny with his eyes are little slits through of deaf mute instruction, was in part to Tire Princess Louise of Wales and her way says: “If a fireman has much work to Milan balls accentuating the design. which he -can see. Now' seconds are do about a furnace door he is no husband, the Duke of are earthly prove what had been doubted by some, Fife, distant Brown camels’ hair goods having polka I CURE FITS! that precious if the brave little craft is to cousins. good as a lookout. The heat and light of persons deprived of hearing and dots of yellow and turquois blue liair. When I say cure Ido not mean a furnace renders one’s eyes useless for merely to stop escape destruction. The moment has The them for a time and the'vhave them return again. speech could, in spite of theirdisability, empress of Germany is a devoted several A come! A lever is seconds after having looked into trimming embroidery of flowers in I mean a Radical cure. £ have made the disease pulled, and from that mother, and is interested not only in her engage successfully in the advanced the fire box.” their natural colors intermixed with tinsel of or black tube comes a FITS, EPILEPSY, FALLING SICKNESS4 studies short, hoarse roar. own sons, but in every child she sees. pursued in colleges for the hear¬ White satin vests embroidered with sil¬ life-long study. I warrant my remedy to cure tb* At once the little boat begins to turn, worst cases. Because others have failed is ft ing. The more important end in view, Queen Marguerite is said to have de¬ THE ver and fastened with silver LATEST IN JEWELS. buttons for reason for not now receiving a cure. Send * ready to escape w’ith the speed of the clared that her however, was to afford to a class of per¬ cigarette is more essential purple visiting toilettes. once for a treatise and a Free Bottle of my infal wind. to her comfort than iible remed v. Give Express and Post Office. sons in the community, already numer¬ anything else in life. Bracelets and bangles are as popular as Shopping oags of tan or gray suede Kid 32. G. M.C., 183 g*carl SU9 IS.IT, But before the boat can turn a dull, The ever. in the old ous and increasing steadily with the queen of Spain dines at , 3 o’clock style handkerchief bag shape, and finished at the S " P CT RGATIVK" PILLS cure heavy shock has jarred the sea. A gi¬ goes to bed at 10. She rises at 6 and A fantasy has sprung up for necklaces of top with draw string bag of population, an opportunity to secure the *^1 Blood Diseases. Constipation and Biliousness* gantic column of white water rushes up¬ spends an hour at prayer and in making colored stones. silk or velvet.- - Dry Goods Economist. advantages of a rigid and thorough ward .toward the black clouds. In it the her toilet. course Some of intellectual training in the exceedingly pretty effects are gain¬ The tall masts of the monster The shah of Persia has Ungrateful Beast, higher walks of literature and the lib¬ ship seem to presented Sir ed in gold filagree work. Dr. Taft's Asthmalene A span of horses which were hauling dirt sway about and clash together. The Henry Drummond Wolff, the’British min¬ The Never fails. SendSena ueus your forget-me-not figures conspicuously out of a cellar on Grand River avenue eral arts.” ister to Teheran, with his portrait set in got < SPECIAL HIP. service as instructors, some have gone skirt form of the same ]--ue. Name, goods dtxiral. height as the cus¬ and members of the Marlborough house Now that it is tlie correct style to deco¬ OKLIVEKt. into mercantile and other LDUDBO MFO. CO., 146 Ssth offices, some tomer. “set” come from Monday until Saturday. rate ball and full dress gowns with em¬ stfwSuK!’1 have on own undertaken business their Madame or broidery and enriched mademoiselle, as the case The horses and carriages which were laces, by jewels, a account, while not a few have chosen may be, then spends a single morning used by the queen and royal family during perceptible increase is noted in the demand for small but choice colored imitation and agricultural and mechanical pursuits in with her dressmaker choosing fabrics, the stay of the court at Osborne were so semi-precious stones, as well as tiny rare which the advantages of thorough men¬ studying effects, indicating occasions numerous that it required three steamers tal to them from to gems. training will give them a superiority for which gowns will be needed and the bring East Cowes South¬ over so were There are dainty little fobs those not well educated. ” like to accomplish the season’s ward¬ ampton, and they conveyed thence to especially de¬ Windsor by a special train of thirty-nine signed fof ladies. These are provided with Congress has been liberal with the robe. The costumes are made up and vehicles. a swivel at one end for the watch, and a institution. In 1881 a fine gymnasium fitted to her counterfeit presentment bar at tlie other to fasten in tlie button Caveats, and Trade-Marks was completed, which cost $14,600. and when finished sent obtained, and ail Pat¬ home, often not MORSELS OF GASTRONOMY. hole of the bodice. The gold slides are the ent business conducted for Moderate Fees. Most of the students in the college are needing the alteration of a single hook decorative feature, some being engraved, Our Office is Opposite U. S. PatentOffice and we can secure in or while are patent less time than those* graduates of the lower department of loop.—New York Times. Bread sauce and partridge go comforta¬ others set with gems.—Jewelers’ remote from me Circular. Washington. institution, but not a few received bly together. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip¬ their tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free o£ early education in separate local Tapioca. Judicious seasoning All on one side— makes cheap cook¬ FADS OF THE FOOTLIGHTS. charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. schools. The entire curriculum, includ¬ The manioc or cassava is a native of A ing palatable. the offer that’s made pro¬ Pamphlet, “How to Obtain Patents,” wifchi by the names of actual clients in ing an introductory year, embraces a South America, but it has been success¬ Minnie Palmer your State, county, or Terrapin, lobster, truffles and fish make goes in for etchings. prietors of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh town, sent free. Address, 1 a new entree of a period of five years. Candidates for ad¬ fully introduced for cultivation into palatable kind. Stuart Robson is said to love old books. mission to the Remedy. It’s $500 reward for an introductory class are ex¬ Africa and other tropical countries. It An ordinary man during an average lif e Emma Carson and Marie Jansen like incurable case of Catarrh, no mat¬ C.A.SNOW&CO. amined in these subjects: The. com¬ is a will drink about 175 bushy’ shrub, six to ten feet high, hogsheads of liqnids. cats. Opp. Patent Office, mand of ter bow bad, or of how long stand¬ Washington, D. C. English as shown in ora! or with large leaves near the ends of the Tiny pineapples, true in color and shaj)e, Mollie Thompson is proud of her four mean say; finger-spelled conversation; in rendering branches. The articles prepared for is a new way some caterers have of serving ing. They what they at banjos. sight paragraphs selected from school commerce come from the roots or tubers, ice cream. they’re responsible, and the offer Langtry lias many fine photographs with has NNATI books and from newspapers: in extem¬ which are been made for years. It’s all BtLlpOUNbRY 00 large and like turnips, but Pate de foie gras encased in jelly makes autographs. on SUCCESSORS IN',6lYMYER"ef LLS TO THE poraneous English composition; arith¬ frequently weighing as high as thirty a chaud froid that is recommended by Mr. your side—you lose your catarrh, Georgie Cayvan has a collection of thirty BLYMYER MANUFACTURING! metic; Ward McAllister. or — history of the United States; pounds. They contain a milky juice CATALOGUE WITH 2200 scrap books. yon’ro paid $500 for keeping it. TESTIMONIALS history of England to the beginning of rich in starch, but also rich in hydro¬ Calf’s brains, cut into clover shape and But it’s safe for them, ELIS.CHURCH,S aHiEfthidsWMa Wilton Lackaye has a unique collection too—they the reign of Henry VII; political colored green, are the' newest thing to floa: know cyanic acid, which makes the juice—in of fencing foils. you’ll be cured. about in consomme. geography; physical geography, and ele- its natural state—-a very deadly poison. Lillie Allistoq has rare bric-a-brac Dr. BUCKETS BELL «»'nts of natural Curled picked Sago’n Remedy produces per¬ FOiJPJORl philosophy. The acid is driven out by heat and the celery on the best tables is obso¬ Bells of Pure up in the Orient. fect and permanent cures Copper and Tin for Church remainder of the lete. That is a “style” relegated to the of Chronic .Schools, Fire Alarms,Farms, etc. FPL e, The curriculum of the college is about juice is extracted by WARRANTED. restaurants. Harry Edwardes goes in for bugs. He Catarrh in the as Catalogue ae.nl Fiee. _ the same as that of hotels and Head, thousands' any other college. It boiling. The grated root makes what is VANDUZEN & ” Is an TIFT, Cincsrxti. includes In authority on entomology. can testify. “ Cold in the I lead ” mathematics, English, Latin. known in the tropics as cassava or cas¬ eating quail one can do as the Romans Herbert Kelccy, who divides time with is cured witli a few Greek, history, zoology, botany, chem¬ sava bread, and is used for food. The did, i. e., eat the bird with the fingers, and applications. not violate table Bob Hilliard as a stage beauty, never wears istry, physics, physiology, French, starch, etiquette. Catarrhal Headache is relieved and extracted, is exported as Brazil¬ an overcoat. German, logic, mental and moral ian ; Something at dinner parties to take the cured as removes arrowroot, and tapioca is made Rose if. by magic. It science and place of the everlasting filet of beef, with Coghlan spends a great deal of Its merits as a Wash Bine have been political philosophy. The from it by a heating process which offensive breath, loss or impairment fully tf mushrooms, is much to be desired. time on a couple of big dogs given her by ana indorsed by thousands of housekeei degrees which the college has conferred hursts the starch granules and causes Lester Wallack. of the sense of taste, smell or hear¬ Your Grocer ought to have it on sale. Ask h Cbcoanut butter is are: Bachelor of arts, bachelor of some receiving considerable 1>. S. chemical changes.—Good House¬ The or W1LTBERGEB, Pro attention in Europe. The new .-abstitnte lovely Sadie Martinot, whose im¬ ing, watering weak eyes, and 233 North Second science, bachelor of philosophy, master keeping. St., Philadelphia, Fa. is declared infinitely preferable to the too ported dresses excite the woman world, impaired memory, when caused by of arts, master of science and doctor of hits a weakness for her pretty self. She the violence cf • Dace often bad butter sold in market. Catarrh, as they all skirting ornamented with scallops, uses philosophy.—New York Bun. paper with an etching of herself in and Tumors ‘CURED • no bnlt u border and single flowers embroidered in are. one corner. frequently .Remedy sold by book free- Drs. Obauskt Ac the natural colors and veined with gilt. «i«'e»^’eS Flaided with black astrakhan dracs-ists. 60 cents. Ho. 163 l-hn St., C.itJtonail, V, CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH ?

AN AFFLICTED CITIZEN. 312.90 to Asheville, N. C., and return. ITis Pitiful Story Failed to Move Tills December Very Hard Hearted Woman. 17, 18, and 19. “If von can spare me a few moments of On above dates Excursion tickets to your time, madam,” be said, taking off a Asheville and return will be sold hat that had seen better days in the dim by and misty past, “I should like to explain Agents Queen & Crescent Route at or.e | why I am compelled to appear before you fare for Round Trip $12.90 from Cin¬ as an applicant for charity.” -TV* & cinnati—tickets good for return until “Proceed,” said the lady. In its Worst Form., Whelan, Deasy & Co. SYMPTOMS OB LIVER DISEASE I December 24. The “Y’ou have no I ■ Bexton, I.Ar, Co., Wia„ Deo., ’88. Q. & C. is the | DEALERS IN Loss of appetite; objections, presume, to bad breath; bad taste in and the mouth; tongue coated; pain under the my leaning against this pillar of the porti¬ Rev. J. C. Bergen vouches for the following: shortest quickest line to Asheville shoulder-blade; in the bach or side—often co to rest James Rooney who was suffering from Vitus myself?” Dance in its worst form for about IK years was the Route is via Harriman, Knoxville mistaken for rheumatism: sour stomach "None COAL, COKE AND ANTHRACITE COAL. whatever.” treated by several physicians without effect, With flatulency and water-brash; indiges¬ and Hot Springs. Through Sleeping Orders tion; bowels lax and costive by turns; He leaned his robust frame against one two bottles of Pastor Koenigs Nervel Tonic by Mail and Telephone Promptly Attended to. Cars leave Central Union headache, with dull, heavy sensation; of t he po^ts, coughed behind his hand, and cured him. Depot, Cin¬ MAIN OFFICE AND YARD: restlessness, with sensation of having left began: Had the Desired Effect! cinnati, daily for Hot something undone which ought to have Springs, making 460 WEST FRONT STREET, CINCINNATI, O. “I have not always been reduced to this beon done; fullness after eating; bad Carrollton, Green Co., III., Nov., ’88. direct connection for Asheville. Tied - temper; blues; tired feeling; yellow ap¬ necessity, madam. In happier days not I highly recommend Pastor Koenig’s Nerve Telephone 7322. Tonic to et office, 92 W.4th pearance of skin and eyes; dizziness, etc. far distant. 1 was at the head of a success¬ anybody that has suffered from head¬ street.Telephone 300. Not all, but always some of these indi¬ ache as my son did for 5 years, because 2 bottles ful business in .1 cate want of action of the Liver. For flourishing city. I had a of thf» medicine cured him. i BALTIMORE AXD OHIO good bank account. I was in the enjoy¬ 72 M. McTIGUE. SOUTHWESTERN R. R. A Safe, Reliable Remedy ment., of excellent, health, my domestic .re¬ our Pamphlet for eufterers Depot, Grand Central Sta¬ - lations were ioaaes will be sent free to any address, and tion. that can do no harm and has never been pleasant, and l was the recip¬ City Ticket Office S.E. door B&O - patients can also obtain this medicine ROYAL known to fail to do ient of Southwestern ^or* Fourth & Yine streets. good many civic offices. My troubles be¬ ,ree of charge from us. gan with the death of my grandfather.” This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend * Pastor Koenig, of Fort Wayne, Ind., for the pnel N.l. Limited via Wash., Leave Arrive Take Simmons Liver Regulator He pulled out a once red bandanna hand¬ Insurance :en years, and ia now prepared under Ilia direc¬ Balt, and Philadelphia, d7:40 p in d7:40 a m Company, Liverpool —AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOB- kerchief, wiped a corner of his eye aud re¬ tion by the N.Y. Express, via Wash., sumed: KOEMIG MEBSeiMS S©., Balt, and Philadelphia, d8:21 a m d5:10 p m Malaria, Bowel Complaints, For “He was a good, man, suci l whs much at¬ CHICAGO, IXA Parkersburg, Mariet - Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, ta and way Stations, *6:20 a in *7:01 p m tached to him. His loss moved me SOLD BY DRUCCiSTS. Constipation, Biliousness, deeply. Parkersburg Aec. (No 1st. Has the largest Fire iussets ami Net Surplus of any Fire Insurance Company in the World, FI Kidney Affections, Jaundice, Then my only great-uncle died. To lose pea1 USoSJ-Se. © bottles for baggage carried on this 2d. Cashes all valid claims without discount. Mental Depression, Colic. - *11:20 8d. Has Assets in the United States exceeding one’s only great-uncle, madam,” be con¬ 0. BAYER, Cor. Vine & Liberty Sts train), p m For Chillic’e and Hillsb’o, *3:50 xi m *9:07 a m A PHYSICIAN’S OPINION. tinued in a broken voice, a pang "brings Blanchester <& way *4:50 i> m *6:05 a in “1 have been Cincinnati, Ohio Stat’s, practicing medicine for twenty that I trust you may never know." Suburban-Trains, *8:30 a m *6:43 a m $5,000,000.00, years and have never been able to put up a vegeta¬ “What next?” Madisonville and *3:25 p m *10:30 a m ble inquired the lady. compound that would, like Simmons Liver The Finest on Earth. Intermediate Stations, *5:00 x> m “The next affliction that befell me was m Ciu cinnati Branch Established over Regulator, promptly and effectually move the *10:30 a m *6:15 a m Thirty-six Years. Liver to The action, and at the same time aid (instead fire that destroyed the home *» wife’s Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Tt. R. is dl:00 p m *8:02 a m of weakening) the digestive and assimilative aunt. She was <; most estima^ lady. the only line runniug Pullman’s Perfected Safe¬ Loveland and *5:15 p m d8:50 a m powers of the system." Intermediate Stations, *5:45 p m *1:35 p m L. M. m.d., The loss was total, and there was no in¬ ty Yestibuled Trains with Chair, Parlor,Sleep¬ JOHN H. LAW & BROS., Managers* Hinton, Washington, Ark. *6:05 x? m d6:05 p ro surance. I © ONLY GENUINE ® sympathized deeply with her. ing and Dining Car service between Cincinna¬ d7:01 ]> m *11:10 p m and she—she came to spend the winter ti, Indianapolis and Chicago, and is the Only M idl and Ron te— (. *10:05 p m Central Has our Z Stamp in red on front of wrapper. Department, Cincinnati, 0. with me. She brought her whoie family." Line Pittsburg Express, via runningThrough Reclining Chair Cars be¬ Col., Newark, Zanes¬ He as to note of this, tween Cincinnati, Keokuk and J.H.Zeilin A do.. Philadelnhia. Pa. paused if the effect Springfield,Ill., ville and Wheeling, d7:35 a in d7:10 x> m coughed behind his hand again, and wiped and Combination Chair and Sleeping Car Cin¬ Pittsburg Night Express, via Conimbus, HEMIir G. SCHEPfCBK. his eyes with the bandanna reminiscence cinnati to Peoria, Ill., and the Only Direct Line Newark, T. W. KEATIXG. Has Joined the Zanesville & Wheeling, d7:50 xv m d0:55 a m Throng. as before. I between Cincinnati, Dayton, Lima Toledo, De¬ Columbus Express^ con¬ Dayton. Tenh., a beautiful town of 5,000 in : “Well?” habitants, located on the Queen and Crescent troit, the Lake Regions and Canada. necting with all the Rou^e,293 miles south of Cincinnati, has hitherto “Well, madam, I bore up as well as I The road is one of the oldest in the State of morning trains from kept aloof from the excitement Columbus for the East, attending the could until my boy—my eldest—the center Ohio and the boom of the New South; but the possibilities only line entering Cincinnati over North or South, d3:30 a m d5:35 xi m Keating & Co. of my fondest hopes—excuse this emotion, For Wi 1 m ’ tonWash.C offered by a town already established with an twenty-five miles of double track, and from its .11., inexhaustible supply of coal, iron and timber, madam” Col., Newark, Zanes¬ past record can more than assure its patrons ville and Wheel ins:. *2:28 and with cokeing ovens, blast furnaces, factories p m *12:45 p in “Certainly.” speed, comfort and safety, Mercantile PRINTING and BINDING ot every de¬ and hotels in operation, were too great to escape d Daily. * Daily except Sunday. the “I bore up until my boy began to chew Tickets on sale eye of the restless capitalist, and a strong everywhere, and see that they Stoils will be made on signal at Eighth street, tobacco. Then scription. party of wealthy men from Chicago, Chattanooga my health failed.” read C. H. & D., either in or out of Cincinnati, Cumminsville and Chester Park by New York CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS, etc., a and Nashville, in connection with prominent “You'don’t look like a trains for sickly man.” Indianapolis, or Toledo. passengers for Deer Park, Washing¬ bankisg firms in New England, hay? formed a ton and by “I am aware of it, madam. My trouble points East, and Pittsburg trains for specialty. Estimates furnished. company to be known as the Corporation of Day- E. O. McCormick, Columbus and points East. is one of—of ton, for the sale of town lots, the establishment nerves, madam—of nerves. General Passenger and Ticket Agent. of industrial enterprises, etc. The doctors advised me to travel. I could It is an assured fact that within six months No. 31 not follow their advice then, LOpWOBTfS.. STREET, Dayton will have another railroad from the owing to busi¬ Pennsylvania Lines. South-east, which will make it an ness complications. In the troubles that important STAT rON: PEARL & BUTLER STS, junction and transfer point for nearly one-fifth came upon me our stock of goods had run Telephone 1079. . of the freight and passenger Leave for GIlsfoXlSriSr.A.'rX. traffic between the down to some extent. Then came the tariff Columbus, Pittsburgh,! d. siooa.m. Great North-west and the South-east. In addi¬ Baltimore, Washington, Pliila-> d. 4:80p.m. tion to this it is located on the Q^ and C., one of excitement, and” delpliia and New York. id. 8:00p.m. the largest and most important of the Southern “What had that to do with it?” Arrive from the East: d. 7:10 a.in., d. 10:50a.m. Trunk Lines. It is in the midst of the fertile and d. 6:30 “It was the fi nal blow. We had expected, xi.m.. beautiful Tennessee Valley; has already an es¬ Leave for Columbus: 5:20 a.m., 1:15 p.m. Ar¬ tablished of reputation as a prosperous and safe course, to mark our goods up and real¬ rive from Columbus: d. 7:55 x>.m., 1:00 p.m. manufacturing town and some additional ize Leave for Burke 1 & handsomely, but” Springfield: 5:20 a.m., d. 8:00 a.m., G-illigan. strength as a health resort. The strongest firm “Well?” *4:80 p.m., d. 8\00 p.m. Arrive: d. 10:50a. at present located there is the Dayton Coal & Iron m., d. 6:30 p.m. Manufacturers of Marble and Granite an “We—we had no goods to mark Co., English Corporation, who have built a up.” Leave for Chicago: d. 7:55 a.m., d. 8:50 p.m. standard gauge railroad to their mines, and own “And then?” Arrive from Chicago: d 7:00 a.m., d. 6:30 p.m. 20,000 acres of good coal and iron and timber “And then I took to the—that is, I be¬ Leave for Logansyjort: 4:45 p.m. Arrive from land, just West of and adjoining Dayton. It is Logansiiort: 12:20 p.m. gan to travel. It was the doctor’s advice. proposed to have a Land Sale December 3rd, Chicago and Log^rsport trains stoyi at Rich¬ 4th and 5th, and special trains will be run from Then I” CMHATlHAliliLTOH &DAYT0N R.R, mond and Hamilton. MONUMENTS New England also from the important cities of “Well?” d. Daily; S. Sunday only; other trains, except the North and North-west, which will undoubt¬ “Then i” Sunday. edly be a great success, as the plan is to discour¬ THE FINEST ON EARTH ! HEADSTONES, SaC5. age extravagant prices and put the property in “Yes, then you” 452 W. PIFTH the hands of the people ata price where they can “I” ST., betw. Mound & Park Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio. afford to hold and improve it. THE ONLY itew are Excursion tickets Cincinnati to “Why don’t you go ahead?” Dollars lade! Designs and Estimates of Work furnished on application. Dayton and Pullman Perfect Safety Cemetery Lettering Specialty return, will be sold by agents Queen and Cres¬ “Madam,” said the traveler, straighten¬ cent Route and connecting lines North. Four ing himself up, “I see it is useless. I have through trains daily from Cincinnati without • not awakened - change of care your sympathies.” Yestibuled Train Service “Not a cent’s worth.” WITH DINING CAB, A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever, “Not even to the extent of”—he suggest¬ or. g. f. ed, with another laborious cough behind Especially when Combined with -> mm, his hand—“of a cold collation?” MANAGER OF THE “No.” Cincinnati, UTILITY AND COMFORT. -ALBAWY- “I might have known it,” he exclaimed, putting oil his hat and turning away. "In STEEL FIRE-PROOF Dental Association, telling my story, madam, I am usually in¬ Indianapolis terrupted at the 154 W. Fourth St. great-uncle part of it by the offer of substantial sympathy. To the ar,d Fifteen (15) Offices in the fact that you permitted me to proceed un¬ Chicago* United States. til I became tangled up in the McKinley The Largest Dentil Establishment in the THE FAVORITE DINE Word. bill, madam,” he added with bitter re¬ A Household Necessity.” proach in liis tone, “I attribute this ig¬ The only place in the city where you can get JSMCI^i'SATI to ST. LOUIS, BEST SECURITY. the noble failure. I have not fallen in my own esteem, madam, but my faith in human Keokuk, Srinofield and Peoria. CHEAPEST INSURANCE. VERY BEST SET OF TEETH FOR $8.00 nature has received a terrible shock.” FIRST-CLASS. He thrust one hand in the breast of what THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BETWEEN LOW PRICE. ... Made by men of 20 years’ experience. had once been a black cloth coat, waved a Cheap Lands and Homes in Teeth Extracted Without Pain. was Cincinnati, Dayton, Findlay, majestic farewell with the other, and entueky, Tennessee, Made in Six Sizes, by the Gold Fillings a Specialty. gone.—Ch icago Tribuue. Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Students not allowed to practice in this office. Aabama, William CL Fisch' Drift from tlie Wreck of Concord Scliool. The Lake Regions and Canada. WE LEAD; LET OTHERS FOLLOW Mississippi & Louisiana “STEEL SAFE” Rising Essayist—Now that you have On the line of the Queen & Crescent Route Pullman read the manuscript can you not suggest Sleepers on Night Trains, can be found splendid bottom, upland, timber a title for the book—somethingas felicitous Parlor and Chair Cars on Day Trains* and stock lands. Also the finest fruit ano Nianufacturing f ELECTRIC BELT FREE. mineral lands on the continent for sale on as “Proverbial or at BETWEEN Philosophy” “Guesses favorable terms. 25 and 27 W. Fifth To introduce it and obtain St., agents the under¬ Truth,” you know? Cincinnati and Points Enumerated . FARMERS! with all thy getting get a home signed frm will give away a few of their $5.00 The Year Around. in the German * ' " “ ' ' “ ” ^ Distinguished Critic—Why don’t you sunny South, where Blizzards and ice CINCINNATI, Or, clad der call it “Robinson’s Unrivaled Encyclopae¬ plains are unknown. Society, , . .... dia of Platitudes?”—Judge. M. D. WOODFORD, E. O. McCORMICK, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Loss of Power, Vice-Prest. Gen.Pass. Ag? Only Line from Cincinnati to &c. Address Electric Agency, P. O. Box 178, Tl:o Eve of the Brooklyn, N. Y. Write to them to-day. . 'Wedding. Somerset, Harriman, Cardiff, Chatta¬ She (suddenly bursting into tears)— nooga, Tenn., New England City, NEW PATENT INVENTION The OHIO & MISSISSIPPI R’Y Tort Harry, sup-pup-pose it should r-rain to¬ Payne and Attalla, For clasping artificial Teeth to the gums, for Is the Gray’s “Elegy” occupied him for seven morrow. only road running a passenger train from Ala., Meridian, Miss., upper, lower or partial secs. To prevent Plates Cincinnati to St. Louis. It is the Shortest by from falling down or years. He Arcadia, Shreveport, La. tipping up. No work made (tenderly)—Why, my dearest, you are many miles, and makes the run in equal to our .$5, $7, $8 and $10 Roofless Fartial( Bryant wrote “Thanatopsis” in the shade Dental Plates. A not superstitious? Less than IO 94 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to New Orleans positive reduction in the' Of an old forest. Hours, price of gold and silver She—N-no, but think how my hair would much 110 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Jackson¬ fillings, and absolutely quicker than by longer and inferior routes. painless. We make an artistic ville, Fla. specialty of re¬ Cowper wrote “John Gilpin’s Ride” look.—Munsey’s Weekly. storing features. Call and see practical work. SOLID YESTIBULED TRAINS 20 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Lexington. ■when he was undo? one of these terrible Without Gas, cocaine, vitalized air, and electricity used Ky. » are run to n painful oiierations, at IT AllCOURT’S ELEC- fits of denression so common to him. A Silver Lining;. daily hy this line St Extra 5 Hours - Louis. All classes of passengers Quickest Cincinnati to Knoxville. TRIC DENTAL Tenn. OFFICE, 142 & 144 W. Sixth st. 38-9 Wife — Horrors! Husband, I’ve just haye the use of these Yestibuled Charge Cars. 116 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Atlantc heard there is a case of smallpox in the The right way to cure catarrh is to and Augusta, Ga. flat above us. 114 Miles the shortest Cincinnati to Anniston. radicate the The O. & M. poisonous taint which R’y transports ninety out of Ala. Husband—Yes, I know about it. That’s every hundred passengerisengersfrom and throughCin- WE WILL auses the disease, hy taking Hood’s 26 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati ts Birming- SHOW, AS USUAL, all cinnati to St. Louis and beyond. arsaparilla. right. It’s the young man who plays ' ham, Ala. the flute.—New York Weekly. 15 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Mobile, Ala. 3Hours and .) A simple Flan. 16Minutes Trains leave Central Union Depot, Cincin¬ ■ He Wished It Had More. This road is conceded to be Mr. Youngman (after long thought)— the fastest the best route between Cin¬ nati, crossing the Famous High Bridge of Ken¬ 4ThroughTrains toLouisville time between Is there any way to find out what a wo¬ Tangle—I hear that your next doot cinnati and Louisville. No tucky, and rounding the base of LookoutMoun- tain. or CINCINNATI ail Only line south of the Ohio River run¬ man thinks of you without proposing? neighbors have a very good organ. Do yon tunnels short curves know how LOUISVILLE ning Compartment feleexnng Cars. Mr. Benedick (absently)—Yes; make many stops it has? Bronson—Only about three a day, and her mad.—Good News. Parties desiring information of Choice Loca¬ those are not very long ones.—Light. Shortest Time to Springfield, Ill. tion,for Factories,Building Sites, Mineral,Tim¬ ber, Grazing and Agricultural Lands, can ob¬ FURNITURE The best assorted stock of Pullman BestVestibuled Buffet tain reliable information wifi' County Maps Parlor, Chamber and Dining-room Furni¬ My own family medicine — Simmons Mixing; the Webster’s Up. SleepingCoaches Diver are run by this line from Cincinnati to by addressing Y>. G. EDWARDS, Gen. Passen¬Pass ture, Folding Beds, Hat Racks, Desks, Springs, Pillows, Mattresses and Regulator. — Rev. Jas M. Rollins Laker (member of the Chicago literary ger & Ticket u-ent, Queen ik> Crescent Route. Fairfield Va. Memphis and New Orleans. Cincinnati, C Chairs in unlimited varieties. This is the Bociety)—Daniel Webster was noted for his largest stock of well made diction. Furniture ever shown in A Hazy tioke. THE QUICKEST TIME this city. Livewayto (another member)—Yes, sir; 5he—What a peculiar haze there is about from Cincinnati toMemphisisbythe O. & M.R’y .OUR NE and also for his dictionary;—Judge. Solid Christmas Presents in immense e moon to-night! Gold Variety. ‘ WatchB HB Fk»8kaB Through tickets via this route are on sale at Worth He *100.00^“ ^*85 (Harvard ’93)—Yes, it’s a freshmoon. all offices of Jwatch in milthe Cold Waves connecting lines East and South. world, perfect u see.—Munsey’s Weekly. When purchasing ask lor tickets via the O. & ^timekeeper. Warrant'MP <:avy, Asolid gold Are M. R’.v. For detailed information hunting c_^es. predicted with reliable accuracy, inquire at |Both ladies’and gent's sizes, Comply’s office, 48 West Fonrtli 1 and people liable to the pains and aches Street, Cin¬ with works and cases ot Women troubled with headache, will cinnati, or address "equal value. One person in find Simmons Liver Regulator relieves of rheumatism dread every change to C. W. Paris, Central Passenger Agent, "each locality can secure one at above named office. free, together with our large G.HENSHAW & SONS and cures. damp or stormy weather. Although id valuable line ofHousehold Hood’s Sarsnparilla is not claimed to be ’Samples. These samples, as well as the watch, are free. All the work you a j.f.barnard, w.b.shattuo, Retail Warerooms and positive specific for rheumatism, the GeneralI freed do is to show what we send you to those who call—your Factories, Cor. Elm and Canal Streets. Manager. Gen’l Pass’r Agent. friends and A “lantern” fish was receutly caught in remarkable cures it has effected show neighbors and those about you—that always result* CINCINNATI, o. in valuable trade for us, which holds for years when once started, and thus we are Cars pass the Columbia river, although its proper that it may be taken for this complaint repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After the door. His Choice. ton know all, if you would like to go to work for uftjyou can home is in the deep sea. Its peculiarity is with reasonable certainty of benefit. »am from 830 to $60 per week and upwards* “Address, its transparency. By holding it up to the Its action in neutralizing the acidity Footpad—Your money or your life! Stinson

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Also Send for illustrated Catalogue. “No. 9” Dressmakers’ favorite; 1* the only publish, some are short,short and good. lock stitch machine that makes an the Clements iron safe works, Cincinnati, B Rainy days I sit down and read them, elastic seam. LESSORS m STENOGRAPHY, and have learned a good deal about the Trade that ancient machine of thine Gey*. (TV? Longley’s System. human body from some poor sickly For a Wheeler & Wilson new %J woman or overstrained man. Here is Terms, Fifteen Dollars for Thirty Lessons, in Advance. one of them. I call it a good letter : Miss Meline, Trenton, Texas, Sept. 28, 1888. “To Kennedy of the Medical Discov¬ Wheeler & Wilson ifg. C°- Locust Street, below Beech, WALNUT HILLS. ery, Roxbury, Mass. I am so proud of FR. PUSTET a CO., my recovery as to express ray feelings 182 W. Fourth Street, in thanks to you. The Rheuma¬ HENRY G. SCHEPK.KR. T. VY. KEATING. tism has made me four legged for six Cincinnati, 0. years. At last I have traded off two of them to Bell—Druggist—for four bot¬ 184 Main Street tles Kennedy’s Discovery. I am yours The Pension appropriation Dill lor j Keating & Co. gratefully and unsolicited, the fiscal year beginning July 1st,1891, j 5 floors Below 5th Street A, J. B. TVY” has been reported to the House. It ap- 1 <’ Mercantile PRINTING- and BINDING- ot every de¬ A Lover of Horses. propriates $135,099,785, and those well! Recommend their large stock of Prayer Books, Devotion- informed say that it is less by from j no scription. CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS, etc., a To one man perhaps is the Ameri- als. Statues, etc., for ■ thirty to seventy millions of dollan j turf more indebted than to the late specialty. than will be required to pay the pen¬ Estimates furnished. St Belmont. He was president of sions during the year. Look out foi \ ■nerican Jockey club and held that No. 31 music when this bill is discussed in the J L0NGWOBTH STREET, ’or twenty years, up to 1888, when House. Some peculiar pension methods ] CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ifned. He came to this country a oi3sroi3snsr^Airi. are to be shown up by some one who Telephone 1079. T4.imoung man. a Prussian of the knows. ipsketgrSn 1887. He was only 21 years coi/tlien, but he had an experience as COSTLY AND MAGNIFI¬ “Jerk with the great banking house irf AN OVTBWHELMTSra ne Rothschilds in Europe, which ex- CENT PRESENTS Hence he immediately proceeded to AVALANCHE OF Birn into gold on arriving in this coun- FOP. CHE CUSTOMERS. cy. How well lie succeeded may Do at- CHRISTHHS GIFTS! nsted by the fact that at the time of liis HOLIDAY PEESBNltJ. TSiE PRIWCESJEST ©2FTS EVER OFFERED BY ASSY ROUSE EITHER death lie was said to have an income of jalf a million dollars a year. () O 0 Q O O j He was trained to tlio strictest busi- ,rss methods in the Rothschilds’ bank- O O O O O O jig business, hut with the first money - was rich enough to spend after he a j^ue to America he began buying pict- jjj-s and horses. These were hi.; lavor- gjs—pictures and horses. At the time LADIES! ifuen he became president of the Jockey IS NOW IN ALL HIS GLORY Huh legitimate racing was at a !qw ebb a) this country. Mr. Belmont brought GENTLEMEN! *1 the force of his great personality to ST JY task of bringing up the American OUR HOUSE to the level where'horse racing AND Countless thousands of Fit, . fould become a pastime in which gen- CHILDREN! jr;ni(“n could engage. | Pretty, Inexpensive, Useful and Next he set him- WITH Mich Vast. Stocks; suchj ■roif to improving the racing horses of [Costly Holiday- things will, from Mnerica. Limitless Varieties ; such Full, Round ! I to-day on, put on il.cir most tantaliz- gt)f late years Mr. Belmont has been j Handsome Values; such Incompara¬ ! ing airs. inted quite ns much as a breeder of ! EVERY Departmentis just a bilin* t^sex as a turf winner, although his ! bly Low Prices ; such Beautiful and | fv over with Appropriate Gifts for Baby winnings last season amounted to over I Charming Fashions, and such Royal! J 09,000. Some of the most noted horses I or Grandma, ami all the agesbetween. Presents, which go Absolutely Free, rl the country were owned or imported I DON’T put your Holiday buying WHY—WHY, WE Jy Mr. Belmont. He had two horse j REPEAT—buy off, then, but come and order now; lams, one in the Blue Grass region, the I Otfit OIIKAT CHAIN OF BARGAINS ALMOST REACHES AROUND BOTH CONTINENTS. anything in our line elsewhere? You while the stocks are full and the prices Ither at Babylon, L. 1. But of late 1 at ebb tide. iears lie has used the Long Island estate certainly can’t if you approve of a IN THE NEW WORLD OR THE OLD! ASIDE from the Ah si ply as training quarters, believing E 1B E R A LIT Y that FTA N DS positively needful Fine $500 Baldwin Piano ; ^>00 Pony. Can ami Harness : SFFi.Bicycle and First-class l{oiin u t, ,c,..

*ut i1 every depart men. A purchase (no matter how small) in any of our Men’s targe THIS Splendid and Incomparable j routes, and return by a different one, stopping over wherever.von wish. Departments—Clof/uay, lurnithingr, Shot, Hal, TaUotiog, etc., may ca]QBA/iArtpQr (111 basement), that J j if you prefer to visit Korop*, yon can bring | HALF A DOLLAR panada was discovered by implication have choice of any of the gre you the ticket. for 'thfien Columbus sighted the American GIFT-GIVING SALE is open for] steamship lines, and the ticket will be good for first class cabin passage, The women folks have only to buy anything—no matter what— in | thof’rp fis() nnnrnnriii.tp well as railroad and sleeping car far;' to New York and return. ,, . . nriw„nl lh„ fnr,IinAlp norsiul with in for inei- ! <*oak. Ixidic*' Fur, Glove, Hhoe, Millinery Vruterwear, etc.. jritinent It would, therefore, look very the benefit of OUR COUNTRY and Bcsides, we will present the fortunale person with in ©ola lor inn { \A'am) the Pi no. t kina, Jirlc-a-Brac,Departments,Lamps, Crock-and LrOI 80,An yTTftnat rtJP TIDKuppiGjniaic-(IfFTS Jetty if Canada should take a large in- dentals, no matter whether you to the Slope or at broad, and you | cr//; etc., are also inch dept up-Shroughont the coming week aUe ist. ! of our Givi-ij iheie Magnificent Frescnts Atvaj. make ft noble exhibit, and perhaps teach /Americans why Canadian cheese sells GINCINNATL Blotter in Europe than that from the ' OPP. FOUNTAIN. United States does.

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