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VOLUME 45. PITTSBURGH, JULY 21, I88

ed in the humblest of slaves. Ad- F«r UTC'S Sake. The Chare li «ad Slavery. the just Noe puni ihed with that Greek, no slave, no freeman, no ings, knowing that the Lord both ot j name the sin ot hi » son. It is sin, male, no female. You are all one in them and ol you is in heaven, and 1 mirable was the example of good Sometimes I to tempted to murmur LETTER OF OUR HOLY FATHER, LEO then, which has dc served that name, Jesus Christ." Most precious les- there is no respect of persons belore morals which they set their masters, That life to fitUing »«ay. XIII., BY DIVINE PEOVIDENCE and not nature." sons, honorable and salutary, of Him." They are also admonished : as well as their extreme patience in With only a round of trifle* POPE, TO HIS VENERABLE BRETH From the contagion of the first which the virtue has not only re- to consider that the servant has no toil, while it was impossible to in- Filling eaoh buy day, j REN THE BISHOPS OF BRAZIL. stored to man his dignity and more, j reason to complain of his state, since duce them to prefer any iniquitous Dusting nooks and corners» sin all evils ars derived, and espe- cially that monstrous perversity but has also brought men of all he is the " freeman" of Christ, orders given them to the holy com- Making the house look fair, Venerable Brethren, Health id the whereby men, losing the memory ol nations and conditions into one close while masters, on their part, being mandments of God, so that they de- And patiently taking on me Apostolic Benediction. union of brotherly love. That love the " bondmen" of Christ, are livered up their lives, in the midst ot The burden of woman'« care. Iraterna! union, and instead ot prac- Amid the manifestations—so mtil ticing, by natural impulse, mutual of Christ, with which St. Paul was bound to repress all haughtiness and the cruelest torments, with an imper- Comforting childish sorrows, titudinous and revealing so much benevolence and deference, have lis- on fire, he had drawn from the heart pride in exercising their authority. turable spirit and serene countenance. And eharaing the childish heart piety—made and yet being made tened only to the prompting of their of Him who had mercifully made ! Masters are also bidden to recognize Fusebius celebrates the invincible With the simple King and story, daily by all nations in congratulat passions, have looked on their fel- Himself the Brother of all men. and in their servants the dignity of hu- constancy of an Arabian maiden who, Told with a mother'* art; ing us on having happily reached lows as their interiors, and treated who had ennobled them all, without 1 manity, and to treat them accord- rather than consent to the debauched Setting the dear home table. the fiftieth year of our priesthood, them as born beasts ol burden. For- exception or forgetting one, with His ingly, considering them not of a dif- desires of her master, courageously And clearing the meal away, one has especially touched us. This getting the community of nature, the own dignity, admitting them to a ferent nature, but their equals bv laced death; and at the price of her And going on little errand*. comes from Brazil, where, on the dignity of humanity, and the divine participation in the divine nature. I virtue of their religion and fellowship blood remained fatthful to Jesus In the twilight of the day. occasion of this happy event, liberty image set as a seal upon mankind, By this same charity were formed in the service of their common Lord. Christ. Not less admirable were One day is juit like another ! has been legally given to a great the victors in wars and quarrels made and gathered together those races These laws, so just and salutary in other similar examples of slaves who Sewing and piecing we'l number of those who, in the vast captives and slaves ot their van whose rise and rule were in the j uniting harmoniously two divergent would have deprived them of the lib- Little jackets and tiouier* territories ot that empire, lay under quished foes, and thus the multitude, divine counsels ot wonderful service I components of human society, were erty ot their souls and the fidelity So neatly that none can tell the oppression of slavery. though ol one race, was gradually to the common good, when, in due I practiced by the Apostles themselves. they had vowed to God. Of Chris- Where are the Reams and joining« That action, inspired by Christian severed into two distinct classes. course, and thanks to the ertorts of The most remarkable example ol this ttan slav who, for any other reas- Ah! the *eamy tide of tife mercy, and accomplished by the zeal Ancient history displays these la- the Church, the comity ol nations is given by St. Paul, where he writes ons resisted theil r masters, or took Is kept oat of sight by the magic ot charitable men and women who mentable events down to the coming was able to form itself, freely and with such benevolence in favor ot part in conspiracies injurious to the Of many a mother and wife! worked in union with the clergy, has of the Redeemer. The calamity ol Chrtstianlv, upon the model of the Onesimus, the fugitive slave ot Phile- State, history does not give us a sin- been offered to the divine Author and slavery was then spread broadcast family. From the beginning, in- mon, whom he sends back to his gle case. When an era of peace and And oft when I'm ready to murmur Dispenser of all good in thanksgiv- over all nations, and so greatly re deed, the Church devoted a special master with this tender recommenda- tranquility dawned for the Church, That life is flitting away, ing lor the lavor granted to us in that duced was the number ol freemen care to teaching the Christian people tion : " Whom I have sent back to the Holy Fathers explained with ad- With the selfsame round of duties we have been permitted to reach in that a poet ol the empire—Lucan— to receive and to observe, on so im- thee, and do thou receive htm as my mirable wisdom the apostolic teach- Filling each busy day, health and safely the year of our was able to tormulate the atrocity portant a point, the pure doctrine of own bowels; whom I would have ing as the brotherly union of hearts It comes to my spirit sweetly, jubilee. that the world was made only tor a Christ and the Apostles. Hence- retained with me, that in thy stead amongst Christians, and with equita- W ith the grace of a thought divine, few. This idea prevailed among the forth, thanks to the new Adam, who he might have ministered to me in ble charity applied these lessons to "You are living, toiling for love'« sake, Great has been our joy, lor this best constituted nations, among the is the Christ, nations have existed the bands of the Gospel. But with- the profit of slaves by showing them And the loving should never repine. act fulfills a hope long cherished that the Brazilians would completely ex 1 Greeks, and among the Romans, together in brotherly love. Even | out thy counsel I would do nothing ; that, though, doubtless, their masters '•YOB are guiding the little footstep.« , tirpate and altogether abolish the where the rule of the few was im- as all men have one common origin that thy good deed might not be as had a legitimate right to the labor of In the way they ought to walk; baibarism o( slavery Such has | posed upon the many; and their in the order of nature, so in the | u were of necessity, but voluntary. their servants, yet it was not permit- You are dropping a word for Jesus power was swayed wit supernatural order they have one ted to any one to have an absolute | been proved to be the will of the so much ] For perhaps he therefore departed lor In the midst of your household talk;' perversity and so much p common spiritual origin, one salva- power over lives or to subject anoth- | people, and that will has been sec- | j a season from thee that thou mightest | Living your life for love's sake Hide that | onded by the energy of the emperor j tion, and€hne faith; all alike are | receive him again forever; not now er to cruelty. St. Chrysostom, treat- Till the homely car« grow sweet herds of slaves were considered as called to the adoption of one only ing of this with great frankness of and his august daughter, and by the as a servant, but instead of a servant And sacred the sell'-denlal possessions—rather as things than God. the common Father, insomuch manner and language, remarked that : activity of the directors of the coin j a most dear brothec, especially to That la laid at the Master's feet," as persons, robbed of all rights, even as He has bought all with a great amongst the Greeks slavery, accord- • monwealth who have carried through j j me; but how much more to thee* j ot the right of defending and enjoy- i price ; all are members ol one body, ing to the ancient signification of the ! and sealed with the final sanction i both in the flesh and in the Lord ? j Foot-Prints it the Siad. ing their lives. " Servants are in I all are bidden to the divine banquet ; word, was entirely suppressed in his i the laws of abolition. In the month j It. therefore, thou count me a partner, the bower of their masters, and this jj before all are set the gifts ol grace time owing to the signal benefits ot On the sandy beach my friend and I ot January last we expressed our j i receive him as myself. And if he i power is defended by the law ol I and of life eternal. Sat together one summer day; i hath wronged thee in anything, or is i the Christian faith, insomuch that ) pleasure to the envoy sent to us by j nations, for it is to be observed that Blue was the sea, and blue was sky. in thy debt, put this to my account." amongst the followers of our Lord it : the august emperor, adding that we j among all peoples there is the strict These truths being established by j And the children happy at play. had become a word without reality. I intended to write to the episcopate j right of masters to dispose of their •' the Church as fundamental, she has When comparing different modes of Little they cared for wind or heat, In effect, Christ (such is the summa- 1 on the subject of the unlortunate I worked upon their bas is with all the j1 action on the part of pagans and j Plashing the snrf in happy hands: slaves as to life and death, all that is ry of the doctor's reasoning), in the j slaves. For we hold before all men solicitude of a tender mother, to Christians towards their servants, it Leaving the print» of their small bare feet acquired by a slave being lor the moment when, by His sovereign I the place of Christ, the Son of God, | lighten the burdens and to relieve I is easily seen that one was cruel and On the wet sand». profit of his master" (Justinian) j mercy towards us. He effaced the | who so ardently loved the human As a result of so profound a moral the ignominy of servile life ; she has, pernicious, while the other was full jj fault originally contracted. He also Maidens went slowly sauntering by, race that not only did He not refuse j perversion it was permitted to mas- moreover, defined and enforced the I| ot gentleness'and humility; and cer- I healed the corruptions of the differ- Dreaming their first sweet dream of love: i taking on Him our nature, to live j ters freely and publicly to exchange j mutual obligations and duties ot jI tainly none can deny to the Church ent classes of society which had re- 'What did they care for the dear one nigh, amongst us, but also gave Himself I their slaves, to sell them, to devise masters and servants, according to I the merit of having been the instru- i suited Irom it; so much so that, thanks For the blue below or the blue above' ! the name of the Son ol Man, testify- ; them as a heritage, to maltreat them, the teaching of the Apostles. This ment of such great good. Nor is this I to Him. not only has death lost its They spoke of Beauty and all things fair, j ing that He was united with us to to slay them, and to use them lor the j is the direction given by the Prince j| less convincing when we attentively !! terror and become only a tranquil Holding each other's willing hand', "preach a release to the captives," j gratification ol their passions, and ot the Apostles to the slaves whom 1 consider with what mildness and pru- passage to a happier life, but slavery And leaving their foetstepe unaware so that setting tree the race of man- j the practice of their cruel supersti- ] they had drawn to Christ: " Ser-jI dence the Church has destroyed and has also been suppressed. On the wet sands. 1 extirpated the abominable scourge of ! kind from the worst of slavery—that | lions. Moreover, those who were j varus, be subject to your masters I slavery. In her solicitude tor their Many a mother with patient grace ol sin—He renewed " all things in reputed wisest among the Gentiles, | with all fear, not only to the good j 1 To be continued.) j liberty she did not proceed suddenly Watched her little ones bold and gay; Christ, that are in heaven and on eminent philosophers versed in law, and gentle, but also to the forward." and violently in freeing the slaves, Many a wife with thoughtful face earth, in Him," and thus restored to succeeded in persuading themselves " Servants be obedient to them that j Talked with her husband in sobrr way. I its first dignity all the race of Adam, ! are your lords according to the flesh, j knowing well that this could only be and others, by a last outrage on good | THE venerable Dean of Antwerp, The crowd went on in a ceaseless flow, with tear and trembling, in the sim- jI detrimental to themselves and to so- j fallen into the ruin of the general | sense, that slavery is merely a ne- | Mgr. Van Den Berghe, is to be con- Footsteps mingling on the sand i cietv at large. Therefore, whenever | j sin. St. Gregory the Great has said cessary condition of nature ; and I plicity of your hearts, as to Christ; gratulated on the noble example he That never again would touch. I know, j convert slaves, allured by the hope on this point: "Since our Re- they have not blushed to teach that not serving to the eye, as it were has set. He has determined to es- In any land. ot liberty, took part in the acts of se- deemer, Maker of every creature, j the enslaved classes were inlerior to j pleasing to men, but as the servants dition to which their brethren were tablish at his own cost a mission in j has willed in his mercy to put on j freemen in intellect and in beauty ; of Christ, doing the will ol God j "See," said my friend, | how the rising tide goaded by the delay of their emanci- the Congo State, The locality se- j man's flesh, so that by the grace ol from the heart, with a good will serv- j Washes all the foot-prints away! and that slaves consequently were pation. the Church ever reproved and lected is towards the North, at the His divinity the bonds of our slavery I ing as to the Lord, and not to men. I So the hopes of life no longer bide, properly devoted as creatures without 1 condemned their action, and by her junction of the Kassai and the Con- We lose their traces in a single day. j being broken, the primal liberty was Knowing that whatsoever good thing reason or wisdom to the will and ministers exhorted them to practice go, a spot at which the Algiers mis- What plans were laid and what hopes were born given again to us, it is a salutary any man shall do. the same shall he whim of their masters. This inhu- patience. She impressed upon these sionaries had already started a station As the straying feet made print» to-day, ttjing to restore the libery in which ! receive from the Lord, whether he man and wicked doctrine is, above slaves that bv virtue of the light of before the Holy See had confided the That the tide of life to-morrow morn j they were born to men. made free by be bond or tree." " Whosoever are j all things, detestable. Once accepted | the true Taith and the privileges they entire Congo State to the Belgian Will wash away'" ! nature, but brought under the yoke servants under the yoke, let them i it sanctions any oppression, however i enjoyed in Christ, they were without M issionaries. 1 of servitude by the law of man." count their masters worthy of all "A, well," I said, ''Vut to-morrow morn infamous and barbarous, with a spe- | doubt the conquerors ot their pagan In memory of its tounder the new honor, lest the name ol the Lord and Feet will wander again, yon know; It is fitting, therefore, and it is ; cious show of lawfulness. History ; masters, yet that as true followers of Mission will bear the name of Berghe His doctrine be blasphemed. But To-morrow's hopes may be bettor born. proper to our apostolic ministry, i abounds with examples ol these 1 the Author and Founder of their faith Ste. Marie, and will be served by tour And to-morrows plants to fortune grow. j strongly to second and to luster all j grievous crimes, and of the scourges they that have believing masters, let they must not eneourage any designs priests, who will set out on July 15, And good is the tide that can efface j that can secure to men, whether ! which followed everywhere. Hatred them not despise them because they adverse to them, nor must they be lor their new lite Mistaken stops and useless strife, | separately or in association, help | inflamed the hearts ol slaves, and are brethren, but serve them the wanting in respect and obedience; The action of Mgr. Van Den For Hope will spring in it* secret place ! and succor in various miseries left j owners were obliged to live in per- rather, because they are faithful and that from the moment they knew i Berghe is one that might well com- To the end of life." them, like the spoilt fruit of a tree, [ petual tear. States were shaken, beloved, who are partakers of the themselves called to the kingdom of ! mend itself to the attention and imi- j by the fault of our first parents, j and were in momentary danger ot benefit. These things teach and God, endowed with the liberty of His I tation of wealthy Catholics. i Such help, of whatever kind it may ruin from the multitude of the one exhort." sons and entitled to imperishable pos- The Resting Place. | be. makes not merely (or civilization, class ranged against the influence of Though these first disciples of the sessions, they should not feel afflict- BY HELEN A. MANVILLB. j but tor that integral renewing of all i the other. Hence tumult and sedi I Christian faith understood so well ed at the abjectness and evils of this LEO MIL IS said to be occupied at Beyond the valley lying low, ! things which is in the will and in- ' tion, pillage and fire, battle and this fraternal equality of men in ephemeral life, but with eyes and present with a scheme for erecting a Throngb which our feet one day shall go— i tention of Jesus Christ, the Re- ; massacre. Christ, they never in the least less- hearts raised up to heaven console Catholic University in Mexico after Beyond the hill's so purple base. 1 deemer of mankind. Now, among ened or set aside the respect, fidelity, and confirm themselves in their holy The mass of mankind thus op- the model of that of Louvain, and on That stretches far beyond our gate j so many miseries, specially deplora- j and other duties they owed their resolutions. It is above all to men | pressed were the more miserable in similar lines to the one about to be There is a place, so happily blest, ble is slavery, to which a large part j masters ; and that with most bene- reduced to servitude that St. Peter that they were lost in the darkness opened in Washington. The Mexi- Which here we eall the land of rest. j of the human family has been lor so | ficial results: while at the same time addresses himself when he says: of superstition, when, in the fulness can Bishops have declared in a letter ! many years subject, contrary to the iroduced by thus acting abundant "For this is thanks-worthy, if for A land with hill« and valleys fair, ol the time appointed by divine r to the Holy Father that they have And maoy of our loved are there, ' established order ol God and ol Wisdom, a wonderful light shone fruits meriting eternal glory. Nor conscience towards God, a man en sufficient .,„,.means to . undertake th.e 80 silently, and one by one ' nature. The Supreme Author of all from heaven, and the grace oi Christ did they only profess to respect their dures sorrows, suffering wrongfully. | great work. The foundation ot such They went the lonesome journey on; things decreed that man should extr- j the Saviour was shed abundantly on masters, and to honor them as men a University would be looked upon All, with whiMMads upon their breast, i else a kind of royal dominion over all men. By this grace they were invested with authority by God, For what glory is it if, committing as a Jubilee offering to the Pope.— Went oat into the land of rest. j the animals of the woods, the waters I fted from the mire and from the from whom all authority is derived, sin and being bufleted lor it, you en- At this rate England will very soon | and the air, and not that man should misery o! servitude, and all, without but the motives which caused them dure T But if, doing well, you suffer I long that happy bourne to see, be the only civilized country without j have that dominion over his own exception, were redeemed from the to act in this manner were not in- patiently, this is thanks-worthy be- I long to know how it will be a Catholic University or College ot I kind. slavery of sin, and raised to the no spired by the feat ol punishment, lore God. For unto this are you Wbea first these eye« of mine behold Higher Studies. human policy, or the love of gain, called because Christ also suffered The land of which the prophets told. " Having created rational man in bility of sons of God. The Apos- for us, leaving you an example that Of my inheritance possessed, His own image," says St. Augustine, tles, too, from the beginning of the but by the consciousness ol duty and the ardor of charity. Reciprocally, you should follow His steps." When shall I reach the land of rest 1 " God intended him to be master only Church, were careful to teach and to This glory of solicitude united to PRINCE ALEXANDER, ' of Batten- ol irrational creatures, so that man enforce, among other precepts ot a the exhortations addressed by the Oh, blessed land! Oh, time so slow! moderation, which shone out so ad- burg, was nearly killed on Sunday, rules not over other men, but over holy life, this lesson, more than once Apostles to masters are that they Not with reluctance I shall go, ! (nimbly in the divine virtue ol the July 8. His carriage and hones beasts." It follows " that the slate i written by St. Paul to those who should treat their servants with kind Bat ea my Up« a happy song. i Church, increased by reason ot the went over the mountain side, and ot slavery may be taken as the result j were born anew in baptism : " You nesis in return for their services. That it, the day looked for so long. ' great and invincible fortitude of soul were dashed to pieces, but he caught of sin. And the name of a slave | are all children of God by faith in "And you, masters, do the same Has coese to take me to that bleat- some shrubs and was saved. I Christ Jesus. There is no Jew, no thing to them, forbearing threaten i which she thus inspired and sustain« That peaceful land, the land of rest. does not appear in Scripture until 2 THE CATHOLIC.

observing the natural law, may have ! gion was again deluged hv rain yes entirely, and telegraph wires are J vided. and it cannot fail to give a What Shall Ike PaWk Schools ty cannot exist without religion, nor I ed religion without God. As well aeaerl the implicit baptism ol desire, and be terday. Crops are not damaged I down in every direction. healthy impetus to Irish industry, Tttd! moonlight without the sun, as moral numbered among the saved in the much, however, and the yield of wheat Champaign county, alone reports! If any disappointment should arise from the fact that the Women'» In- Now, what «hall we teach in our ity without religion, or religion with day of God'» judgment. is excellent in quality and great in a loss of f 100,000. It is feared that dustrie» Section of the Irish Exhibi- public schools? Education without out God. Our whole moral code— I quantity | 50 or 60 per cent, of the oat crop is tion cannot be opened until Monday, moral»!)? No, »ays «»cry one.— the Ten Commandments—was given J Two house» were totally destroy- | ruined, while the wheat in shock 1» June 11 th. there must be some con- Education withoat religion? Yes, amidst the thunders of Sinai: God ed in -Kansas city. Mo., by being verv badlv damaged. More Ylolrat Storm«. solation in the reason which has ren- aay many: meaning that the dogma» was back oi it. The Ten Command washed -iut bv the heavy rain storm The loss bv the storm is estimated i dered this delay inevitable. The ol no religions seet ahali be taught in ments were the religion ol the Jew. j THE MONONGAHELA AND TRIBUTARY yesterday. Six person» were rescu- large number and great variety ol the the public schools. Now, 1 do not Jesus Christ confirmed them, and j VALLEYS DEVASTATED BV WATER. ed by hard work by the Fire Depart- at about $:»,000,000. small exhibits sent from private indi- advocate the teaching of the dogma» made them obligatory on the Chris i ment. Other house» were damaged. viduals and private associations make of any particular sect in the public tian. The Ten Commandments are An almost unprecedented freshet Loss, 920.000 in the Monongahela river has done the task of arrangement and classifi- schools aa they now exist; but I do the essence of the Christian religion. Further particulars report that * The jtt<*are of Heae Fffllag. The irreligious attempt to banish re- great damage to property and river family of four persons named Wil- cation almost stupendous, but they aay. without fear o( aucec»»(ul con Some time ago we read a very ligion from our public schools, and craft. The flood is probably the liams, were washed away and drown- give promise, at the same tune, ot tradiction. that without i eligion you thoughtful article in one of our ex- consequently from the education of greatest of the century, with one ex ed, but no bodies have been recover- furnishing one of the most attractive will not teach morality, and without changes which we have unfortunate- the child, is not only a crime, but the ception. at Brownsville and points ed thus lar. stalls in Olympia. morality you will aoon have neither ly mislaid, on the absence of domes- very beat evidence that religion is above. Over this section, the Ladies' Ex- State nor Church. Morality ia not Alontpelier, /ml., July 9. — A terri- tic habits and home feeling on the rapidly ceasing to be an integral ele At 12:30 o'clock this morning, the ecutive Committee, with Lady Aber- a aentimcnt. but a principle, having fic wind and hail storm visited this part of young girl», and particularly ment of our socisl life. It ia certain Monongahela river marks in Pitts- deen at their head, have decreed that ita ratio in religion, which ia limply section on Saturday, levelling trees, on the part of those who are employ- that the churches have lost their burgh showed within two inches of twelve stall attendants shall preside, God a» He has revealed Himself to fences, and small buildings. The ed in »tores, factories, and mills.— grip, and that the pulpit is a pander- 19 leet, where at 8:30 yesterday and over these six forewomen shall man. hail damaged the corn crop along the The writer went on to argue that er to sensation and popular passion. morning was only 8 leet 8 inches.— hold sway—all being under the com- Kev. M J. Savage. in the Janua- line ol the storm several thousand their employment» and even their This i» largely because the child is At 1 o'clock this morning the river mand of one manageress, and all being ary number of the jorum, hold* that dollars worth. John Mossl ur's modes of enjoying themselves unfill- not taught God nor God's law. Teach was still rising at the rate of about 4 Irish, with a justly proportional re- ••morality and religion are separ farmhouse was struck bv lightning, ed ihem for easily and properly dis- the child, teach God's law. and let inches an hour. At Greensboro the presentation of Catholics. These able." and declare» that he "would and was entirely demolished, the oc charging their duties in alter lile as God, God's law. be taught conjoint river rose 32 leet in 24 hours, and at young ladies have been selected wrth have the last trace of religiou» teach eupants escaping uninjured. The wives and mothers in case thev mar ly with secular knowledge, then there Brownsville almost aa rapidly. Last the greatest care—Dublin, Cork, and ing taken out ol the public school«.*" water is waist deep in the track ot the j ried. is hope for the future. A moral, vir- j night the water was at a stand still at Belfast, as well as London and Liv- That ia atrange language for a mini«« toinado. tuoua people last»; an immoral, irre Greensboro, with over 45 feet in the He thought that their whole mode erpool, have been laid under contri- terol religion, and bespeaks a verv ligious people dies or ends in failure. channel. Parker&hurg, M'eit I'a , July 10 I of life was such as tended lo disquali- bution. They are to be attired in a imperlect apprehenaion of the cauta fy them for taking pleasure in the A great portion of Brownsville is —The unprecedented rains of the pretty Irish costume fixed upon by efficient from which morality »pring» Let us not be ashamed to teach domesiic employments which a wile under water, and the people are re- past three pavs have done almost in Lady Aberdeen, and w II have their and ha» it» being. our children a knowledge ol God and mother of children ought to re- moving their goods to places of sate- calculable damage in this State, and home comforts—it they are not resi- Religion and morality are inaepa and of His law in school and out of tv- Great damage has been done to adjacent counties in Ohio. Reports | g«d not only as her highest human dent in the metropolis—looked alter rable, and depend upon each other aa school, in church, and in the family. duty, but also as a source ol happi them already, but much greater dam received this afternoon make the loss by the same untiring friend. cau»e and effect. Morality i» a pnn There is no danger that the child, or ness. From the fact that their whole age is feared before the huge volume nearly a quarter of a million. Scarce- The Ladies' Bazaar, which is to- eiple, not a »entimcnt—a principle the man either, will know too much time, with the exception of that which of God. of water from above has passed down. ly a farm along the bottom lands of be held during a week in July, prom- that h«» God. truth, justice, a* it» I Tyler. Pleasants, and Woods coun | is required for sleep and necessary re- Morality, religion, God. are essen All along the river, from Browns- ises already lo defray all the expenses motive. Bui God is religion; truth ties, but is completely stripped of I laxation, is occupie.l with their work tial lathe success of the citizen and ville to the mouth, damage has been of this most admirably planned sec- is religion; justice ia teligioh; and every crop. Hundreds of thousands in stores, manufactories c mill», the the exiatence ol the Slate. Let the done to residence property on its tion. Something like eight hundred the God wc «» a people know is the of »heaves of wheat have floated ofl. great majority ol them grow up unac- child hear of God Aral, and of the banks, to coal tipples and to river patronesses are to be found on the Christian God. and the truth and The Middle Island Tie Company lost quainted with the domesiic employ- Slate next; he will be all the more cralt. list, and that certainly .ought to mean juatice we know ia Christian truth 45.000 ties. Parties along the Little ment» which it is the duty and should j loval to the Stale if he is first loyal Telephone and telegraph wires are something like eight hundred guinea». and Chri»u»n justice. The moral Kanawha in many instances lost ev- be the pleasure ol every good house- | to God.— /tiihop Gilmour in the Fo down in many places, and no intor — Liverpool Catholic Times. ity therefore, which we leach erything. A 850,000 county bridge wife lo attend to. 'The very quiet j rum. mation could be gotten last night from mu«t be Christian morality, hav j the majority of the towns that line floated ofl from here last night. The neaa, too, ol a home become» dis- j ing ita origin in the Christian re- the river's banks. i tracks ol the /anesville and Ohio, tasteful to them. And as they are ligion. The morality of the State is j tu Aagliraa Original View of the It has been raining heavily since and Columbus and Northern Rail- beyond parental oversight and re Christian morality; our courta are Propagation of lb« Faith. sarramrat of the Altar. Sunday all along the streams which roads, which run into Marietta, <)hio, straint during ihe day, so, too, they j framed and their judgments are For too many of our reader» we form the Monongahela and its tribu are so badly washed out that it will naturally become reluctant to submit | We have long been anxious to grounded on the basis ol morality, fear the spread of the Catholic faith (tries. Th » is especially the case be several day before travel is resum- to such paternal oversight or restraint know what the doctrine of the • 'hurch and in accordance with the revealed ! ed. during the hours which are passed or and the heroism of its Apostles are along the Cheat and Tygart's river of England really is concerning the law, as taught by the Christian far less known than the success of valleys in West Virginia, the West Between here and Grafton, on the •upposed to be passed under the pa- j Sacrament of the altar, lo a certain Church. To pretend, therefore, that explorers in the interior ol Alrica, or fork of the Monongahela and the Baltimore and Ohio, three tunnels rental roof. 'They need fresh air and we can teach morality without re- the Polar regions. Youghiogheny. caved in, holding the trains east and amusement after the day's work is sense our curiosity has at last been ligion, is the veriest nonsense, and The Jinnah of thr Propagation of The fact that the river is at a stand | west. There has been no mail from over. The house in which their pa- gratified. An Anglican who signs beapeak« either utter ignorance of the the Faith are ihe record* ol ihe most still at Greensboro, is an indication the east lor 36 hours. rents reside is narrow and cramped, himself "One in Doubt," unabie, ap- subject or a malicioua intent to de- heroic portion of the Church's hieto that the rain has ceased. The rise The town of Salem is completely and often entirely comfortless. 'Their ceive. parently, to get any light on the ry in our own times. Together with has been so sudden, and the rain fall underwater, and families are com father and mother, and brothers and Even Pagan morality had its ori- question from his spiritual pastor, trials beyond number, they register so extraordinarily heavy, as to cause pellcd to seek higher ground. Here sisters are also not congenial compa- gin in religion, and lound its cause in writes to the Church Time» for infor- | successes of which we at home have many to believe that there was a a number of lamilies were washed out, ny. Instinctively they seek the free- the religion of nature, just as our mo | no idea. Two thousand souls were cloud burst which covered a large cellars flooded, and foundations un- dom of the streets, and find enjoy- mation as to what he should believe. rality finds its cause and the motive regenerated in the waters of baptism section of Southern Pennsylvania dermined. The Ohio River Railroad ment in promenading them, or in at- And that fount of learning (the su- for its bring in the Christian religion. in Southern Japan alon* during ihe and West Virginia. was badlv washed in the lower part. tending cheap popular places ol II, then, wc must teach morality in preme authority, we verily believe, I first nine months of the present year, Incidental to the freshet, only one But few fatalities are reported. The amusement or in moonlight excur- our public schools, wc must teach the to the majority of Anglicans, on lailh | and in that province 15,291 Chris lile has been lost as far as learned, storm seems to be over. sions. why and wherelore for its practice, and moral», replies as follows:- tiaos made their communion at Fas- that of a man struck by a parted ca- A« a consequence ol this they grow else we end in mere sentiment .which ter, 1887. A great luture is belore Cumberland, Md„ July 10 —The up without home feelings, and when ble, and instantly kdled.— Pitt»- "The leaching ol the Church of begins in feeling and enda in tears. j this strange nation, so suddenly awa heavy rains ol the past two days have thev marry their old teelings and ha- burgh Time», July II i Fngland is that the bread and wine Morality ia not leeling. morality is ! kened to the glare of our modern civ caused serious damage and interrup- I bits cling to them. They are not not teara; morality 1» the result of a lion to travel on the Baltimore and only unacquainted with and unacus- do not cease to be physically whai ilization. Washington, Pa , July 9.—The I clear recognition of God and a firm Ohio and West Virginia Central rail | they were before consecration, but From China comes the thrilling greatest rain storm of the season vis- tomed to household employment», but determination to do God's will be ways. Part of the Baltimore and I they become whu thev were not be- tale ol martyrdom. On June llth. ited this section this afternoon. Cel- such employment» are positively dis- cause it iv God's will, and to keep Ohio bridge over the Cheat river a | fore, and are, in that sense changed. Lawrence Chung ended a long aeries lars were flooded, tracks washed ' tasteful to them. It can scarely be God'» law because it is God'» law. Kowlsburg. West Va., was torced out 1 | An illustration, no-etsarilv impcrfect, I ol terrible torturea by death lor the away, and trains delayed. The Bal- expected of them under these eircum- We obey the Slate, not because the I ' last night, causing a suspension ol | but helpful in its degree, is the mag- timore and Ohio bridge at Triadel- ' stances to become good housewives. State commands, but because the name ol Christ. travel over the main line. The I netizing of a steel bar. It does not. phia was carried away during the af- or happy wive» and mothers. The Stale is empowered ol God to com The African Missions occupy a through passenger trains were sent in any sense, cease to be a bar ot ternoon. | probabilities are all against it. Their mand, and we bow to the majesty ol large portion ol the two numbers around on the Pittsburgh division. children, in all probability, will he ; sleel, but it has become what it was the law because it ia supposed to be belore us, and we have a long and Uniantown, Pa., July 9 —The The West Virginia Central Rail- left to grow up with as little restraint not belore, a magnet endowed with in accord with God'a law. Obedi- singularly interesting letter from the heaviest July rains known here for way between Cumberland and Davis, ! as thev themselves were; and instead j new properties and powers." I Rev. Daniel Sorur Darim Den, negro ence is given to law because God is years have fallen here to day, raising j West Virginia, suffered greatly from I of finding happinesa in the company It would be easy to ridicule this priest of Central Africa. We have tack ol it; ao morality is, because Redstone Creek higher than it has a rise in the Potomac river, and the of their husband and the quietness ot I pronouncement; but taking it seri- God commands it. But God's com- seldom read anything that gives us been aince 1876. Houses are flood traffic on it was suspended ail day- \ their homes, they will naturally look ously, what does it mean? Either mands are religion, as God has re- I so favorable an idea of the African ed, and railroad tracks submerged, Three trestles are gone, and miles ot j for it outside of instead ol within their | that the bread alter consecration, vealed it to us. and as the Church I native. Father Sorur Darim Den bridges washed away, and much track submerged. j dwellings. has an increase of one ol the qualities teachea it. God. religion, Chutch, .I finds the life of his own tribe an ex- damage is looked lor during the The Potomac river was very high May not many ol the evils ol the j it had belore (.is is actually the case .. , . . _ ,, , act counterpart ol the customs ol the are all correlative terms,just as God Patriarchs o' l the Old Testament be I night. at Cumberland, but no damage has | day, which are multiplying with j with the bar ol steel magnetized,) or religion, morality, are correlative fore the giving ol the Mosaic Law, j Martin'» Ferry, Ohio, July 9.— so lar occurred, frightful rapidity be fairly traceable to that it has a new quality superadded terms. One cannot be conceived and affirm» that a more orderly state The heaviest rain ol the season com- this source? Instances of filial in to it. 'The latter, we presume, is the without the other, nor can one be Monongahcla City, Pa., July 16. ol living could not he imagined in a menced here this morning, and still gratitude, of defiant rebellion against writer's meaning. taught without the other. —All the river district is innundated. nation solely guided by the light of continues. Houses are flooded and attempted parental restraint, of young 'Then the question arises:—"Is Let u» look at this question of re- People are driven from their houses the natural law. streets washed so as to be impassa- boys and young girls running away this quality a'quality of matter, or a ligion in education from another and are camped in the streets, their The government is patriarchal.— i ble. The Cleveland and Pittsbuigh | from homes which are not homes to quality ot spirit?" If the former, standpoint. It i» an admitted fact homes being tied to stanchions. A All men capable ol bearing arms, I tracks are covered to a depth ol lour | ple is their gardens, them in any proper sense? Of wives nothing is gained towerds making it that purity in politic» no longer ex- great oss t0 pe0 from seventeen years of age upwards, feet a distance of a quarter of a mile, j iriing' the river. tired of the dreariness of homes— a Sacrament. It remains purely ma ists. Honesty in our legislative halls form a volunteer army, trained to | All trains are delayed from three to Floating debris, coal tipples, coun- which are thus dreary because they terial in the natural order, except that i» a bygone virtue. To such an ex military exercises for a crrtain time lour hours. A piece ot trestle work bridges, and sections of the log do not know how to properly manage it has a new physical quality impart- tent has dishonesty invaded public j ty everv year. Crimes against chasti on the Cleveland, Lorrain and Wheel« I booms from the Cheat river, crash them, and don't care to learn—aban- ed to it—just as if we can imagine lile, that hjnest, self respecting citi- ty are severely punished, though po- ing railway sank this afternoon, f, bridge piers, and doning husband and children and that the Universe had been colorless, xen» will not »eek f r office, or if „gainet t e rlver lygamy is rife. The natives believe causing the total suspension ol travel Ni , throwing themselves away? Of hus- and something had been suddenly elected, they do not succeed, because roar {ike a({ara | in one God, while angels and devils, bands, disgusted with their comfort- endowed with the power of appear- they cannot, and will not, resort to on the Bellaire branch. The briJge is safe so far. hell and heaven have a place in their less homes, and their wives who ing red. Such a change could not the ways of dishonesty that now In the country the rain is the In this city Main street is submerg religious system. The ceremony ol make no efforts to render them com justify us in calling bread the body ot seem needed for success. heaviest seen in years. Dozens ot ed six inches higher than the rise of ; fortable, abandoning their wives or our Lord. But on the other hand, to blessing the first fruits, and driving bridges across small streams have '74 or '77. ?n Keller's store the The dishonesty of our stock ex- becoming unfaithful to them? imagine that pure bread, and nothing into the desert the sacred cow as a been swept away by the torrent». water laps over the counter. 'The changes. the recklessness of our rail- 'The very questions, it seems to us, else, has a quality propeity to a spir- sacrifice for the guilt of the people, island houses are now surrounded.— road management, the dishonesty of Weeding, West V'a., July 9.—The suggest the true snswer. Undoubt- it— a will, or an affection or at- recalls the Old Law. If any one The driving park is under water. c. g-, batik officials, the swindling in cor- heaviest steady storm on record has edly much of the conjugal unhappi- tribute of the mind or soul—in on the looks back on the emiasary cow, the The streets leading from the river poration and trust fund», and the prevailed here for eighteen hours.— ness of conjugal untaithfulness, ol face ol it. pure, absurd, unmitigated sacrifice ia null. are filled with people carrying pig», systematic pises laid to defraud, In the city the streets were flooded, neglect of parental duties by fathers nonsense. The writer was taught from his in- poultry, furniture, household goods, all bespeak the wide spread dishones- and a sewer on 'Twelfth street caved j and mothers, and particularly by fancy the duty of never offending God and babies. It seems plain that the illustration ty of American society. in and flooded cellars and basements mothers, and ot contemptuous neg- by his good mother, according to the only makes confusion only worse Take again, the revelations made tour leet deep with water and mud. Cincinnati, July 10.—Dispatches leet of filial reverence and obedience lights of these rude children of na- confounded. "One in Doubt" may from time to time by physicisns and In the vicinity great damage was from all parts of Ohio and portions by young boys and girls, and partie- ture. He and his brothers and sis- think that the explanation in the statisticians of the deep seated immor done to natural gas pipes, railroads, ot Kentucky, state that the rain storm uiarly by young girls, spring from ters had lived happily in childhood Church Times sounds very nice and ality that ha» boldly invaded the trestles, and cropa. has been the inost severe which has this very cause.—Catholic Standard. till attacked and carried intu slavery satisfactory; but if ho will only ex- sanctity of the marriage relation, end- At Martin's Ferry a long trestle on been experienced for years. Bridges by the ferocious Arab negro dealers amine it. he will find that it has no ing in ieticide, divorce courts, legal the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling have been washed away, railroads j — — tangible meaning whatever. He must From his cruel master he escaped in ised and unlegalized polygamy.— railroad was so weakened as lo be undermined and crops destroyed.— go elsewhere if his doubts are ever to August 1873. lo the Mission ot El Irish Inhibition. Add to thi« the recklessness of hu- unsale, and a passenger train was There has baen but little toss of lite. be really satisfied. man lile, drunkenness, irrreverence, Obeid, and was baptized and con- only saved by the timely discovery Never belore, perhaps, were the and profanity, and we have a dark firmed by Mgr. Comboni. After his by a boy ol the leaning trestle. Chicago. July 10.—The rainfall in signs ot mutual understanding and enough picture. studies in the College of the Propa Travel is delayed badly. Central and Southern Illinois in the good will between England and Ire- Now, I ask, does an education that gsnda. he returned in 1886 to Africa, past 48 hours has been the heaviest land exhibited more effectually as on AMONGST the "Golden Wedding" Parkertburg, H'eit I'a., July 9.— on principle ignore« religion, the only and is now a missionary among the known lor years, and coming upon Monday, May 30, on the occasion of (¿ills ,o Dr. Windtfiorst which, in ac- Two destructive storms visited the autidote to immorality, do its duty? Derka tribe who dwell on the banks the heels of last week's storm, has the Irish Exhibition at Olympia. cordance to his desire, instead of be- neighborhood ol this place the past On the lace of it our present Godless ot the White Nile, between the sixth done a great amount of damage. The sentiments interchanged between ing accepted by himself will go to two days. Rain, lightning, and hail, system ol education has failed to ere snd twelfth degrees ol longitude. Tuscola reports 20,000 acres of Irishmen and Englishmen, Home Rul- the church now being built at Hano- with violent winds, swept through ate moral men and moral women.— Such is the brief outline of a aim corn under water, and that the oat ers and Tories, seemed to be the ver, is a magnificent high altar, pre- the country, sweeping bridges away, Shall we continue it. or shall we add ply told but most suggestive tale.— crop is damaged to such an extent! perfection of cordiality, sented by his Holiness pope ¡,eo unroofing houses, and blowing down systematic moral training to our The family of the Alrican boy, now that it will not be worth cutting. It was a pleasant spectacle to be- XIII. The Centre party presented a treea and fences. John Thomson, a present intellectual training? That a priest of God, *n doubtless a Families living upon low ground, hold on the same platform and en- beautiful reading desk, while the farmer, was killed by lightning.— something must be done is clear.— type of hundreds of thousands of oth have been compelled to move to high j gaged in the same work with feelings German Catholic press placed at Dr While attempting to lord a swollen We cannot, as a people, afford to in- ers, among whom the hideous corrup ground, their homes being submerg something like those of life long Windthorst's disposal, the su j of £5 - stream, Howard Jame» was swept crease our faults. God man be taught tion ol the half civilized States of ed. Miles ot track on the Chicago | friends, the Lord Mayor of London, 000, which he immediately transferr- away by ike current and drowned. early and late. We must begin with Dahomey and Ashantee are un and Illinois Railroad are submerged. and the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Canon ed :o the Hanover church fund. The second storm last night caus- the child if we would reach the man, known. One quarter of the town of I'onola, Bagot and Father Davis, ol Balti- ed a great amount ot damage, and and Church, and 8tate, and parent To our mind this narrative adds and half of the farms in the surround- more, Lord Arthur Hill, and Mr. prostrated telegraph wires to such an meat join hands ia the training of the overwhelming confirmation to the ing country are under water, and the Justin McCarthy, M. P. TMK Emperor of Brazil has quite extent that news from the outside child. God eannot be ignored, nor belief of so many theologians, based crops more or less destroyed, The The Exhibition will at least form recovered from his recent illness — comes IU slowly. can the 8tate be indifferent to the on the principles of our faith, that small streams are swollen to raging an admirable bi.nd of sympathy be- He will ,„| from Bordeaux for R,o morality of the eitisen. But morali- countless thousands of poor savages, Burlington, la., July 9.—This re- torrents, travel impeded, or suspend- tween people who are too often di- Janeiro on August 5. THK CATHOLIC. 3

room, but lei the words be engraved The IninUi Catholic*. German Prewrts. THE Chicago Anarchists hsve es A Good Rule. lablishrd Anarchistic and Socialistic on your heart, and it will guide your THE SCRAP BOOK. One has only to die to be praised. »•Oh. Ted. just see what you have • 'Sunday Schools " Paul Grotlkau conduct, and make you generous and Bone particulars with r»-(iar.i to done!" and Nannie looked ruefully at j Handsome apples are sometimes is Superintendent, and Mrs. Lucy unselfish." A Sunday School teacher told his the termination 0» the difference« he the scattered contents of her work- sour. Parsons is one ol the teachers. There The next morning Ted went to his scholar« that he would give a pres- tweeu the Armenian Cmtholic» will be basket. which her brother had care- { It is not enough to arm, you must are six of them now, and the attend- mother's room, and there with a full ent to any one of them who would read with interest. lessly upset while he was pushing On the 6th of May, 7.iver Bey. Di- hit. ance 1« increasing. Strangers are heart and streaming eyes, he told his bring in a new pupil. On the follow- The ft wer the words the better the past to take the window seal that he rector of Public Worship, took to the not admitti d. mother and sisters how he intended ing Sunday a street gamin occupied prayerr might have light enough to finish the Armenian Catholic Patriarchate a to be guided by that rule. a seat in the class. The lesson was Take the world as it is, not as it book he was reading. decree of the Turkish Ministry «up I wish all boys would rneaaure their ] on Pharaoh; the teacher asked, "Who Ought to be. ••Oh, well, 1 did'nt see," and with pressing the »tata quo formerly es THE annual assembly ol the Cath- action« bv thi* Golden Rule. ; was Pharaoh ?" No answer. Pre«- There is no good in preaching to out offering to repair his mischief, tabltshed by the Sublime Porte. olics ol (itrminy will he held from ently the new eomer held up his the hungry. Ted was soon absorbed again in the When the Director arrived at the the 'id to the 6ih of September, in- j hand. "Can you tell ?" inquired Better go supperless to bed than 1 pages of his book. Patriarchal Palace, he wae met by clusive, at Frieburg, 111 the province Marlin, Ihr Errand Boy. the teacher. ' es.'m; he was the run in debt. "Ted, will you show me just a lit- three hundred people of distinction, of Brisgau, where the assembly of man who busted my pa, High houses are mostly empty in ! tle about this sum?" asked his A very poor boy was little Martin, I the Catholic Armenian clergy and no 1 1875 took pince. The Prince ol Lw- the upper story. youngest brother. "I've been trying and he earned his bread by running "THEK, if I understand you." said table«, who, having accomplished wenstien will preside over the as- More are drowned in the bowl than all the afternoon, and I can't gel it errands. One day he was returning a merchant to a customer, "you do what trie Holy See had prescribed, | sembly. in the sea. right, and I do want to finish it by Irom a village which was quite dis- I not intend to pay me the .amount you had already been received into the owe." Better tree in a foreign land than tea time." tant from his home, and feeling tired, | Church. All these proceeded at once be a serf at home. THE Rio Grande river is so low "Oh, don't bother me now," an- he sat under a large tree, near an inn, I • Your understanding is correct, to the Cathedral, where they offered cap'n " A hundred years ol wrong do not that not a drop of water can enter the swered Ted, without raising his eyes to rest, While he sat there, eating a j up prayers lor the Pope and the Sul make an hour of right. Aceqtiia, which furnishes irrigation from his story. piece of bread which he had taken lor 1 "And you call yourself an honest tan. Then a pastoral letter was read. man. do you ?" He who avoids small sins does not to the people of El Paso, Texas, and "How I wish I had another spool his dinner, he «aw a handsome car- J All went back afterwards to the Pa- fall into large ones. to the farmers 111 the vicinity. The of silk," said his mother, a little riage driving up, in which sat a young "Yes sir. If I were not honest, I triarchal palace, where a letter of would tell you that I intended to pay; He who saves in little things can gardens, flower beds, shade trees, later. "I could finish your dress to gentleman and his teacher. thauks to the Sultan was signed with but being honest, 1 do not wish to be liberal in great ones. &!•,, in the vicinity are suffering I night, Sadie, if I had." Martin looked at them very atten- a golden pen offered by Portukal Ef deceive you." greatly for lack of water. "Can't I g<> to the store and get it, lively, and then al his crust of bread fendi. A telegram was dispatched to Take care ol your plough, and your j mother?" asked the little girl. and hie ragged clothes and old cap; I the Pope to inform him of what had j plough will take care of you. MINISTER—(making a psstoralcall) "No, dear, it would be too dark for and he could not help sighing, as he I taken place. The Sultan had already — "It grieves me, my dear madum, to you to come back alone," answered said, half aloud: — discover traces ol tears upon your sent his greetings to the Armenians. her mother, "and besides I want you A paper which M. Oriebar Payne OUR LITTLE ONES. "Oh,*dear! If I were bu: that! face. Remember. Mrs. Hendricks, On the same day, in the church of I to take care of the baby, while Nan 1 contributes to the current number of | young gentleman, instead of being that he whom the Lord loveth He St. John Chrysostom, which had I nie helps me get supper." Merry England upon "Old Catholic I Miry Our Mother. poor .Martin, the errand boy! How chastene th. If you would speak been in the possession of the dissi- "Oh, Ted, won't you go?" pleaded Missions," abounds in curious in for- Of all the means that God has mad« I wish I could change places with Ireely to me '{ might—" dents, the Mass of Holy Saturday j j the child. "I do so want my new 1 matron. One extract from the Lai- j Our human happiness to aid. him!" Mrs. Hendricks—-Oh it is noth- was sung according to the Armenian I i dress 10 wear to school to morrow. ty's Directory for 1798 contain« an j The teacher chanced to overhear ing. Mr. Goodman. We are to have rite, by one of the reconciled priests. Most wonderful appear« to me . Mother says she could finish it if «he exhortation which read« a little what Martin «aid. and told it to his fned onions for «upper, and I have Commemoration was made of the ! 4 mother's gentle ministry. ! only had another spool of silk.— queerlylo day. The iatthful are af j pupil, who, leaning out of the coach been peeling them; that is all." Pope and Patriarch, and a pastoral Please get it. won't you? You can fectionately invited to avoid • the j She in humility doth reign, I window, beckoned to Martin to come letter of the latter was read. | read your book after supper." AT a school examination a young •nclean trick of hawking, «pitting, or Her weakness doth all power contai near. But Ted pushed the little pleader tyro in declamation, who had been Next day, Easter Sunday. Mgr. sprawling about," and "the sexes are 1 "So, little boy," said he, "you Between the father and the sons I away. told by the teacher thai he must ges- Aiarian, assisted bv Mgr. Ferraian, prayed to forbear the unbecoming would like to change places with ine, She stands and meditates, at once ••Do you suppose a fellow likes to I ticulate according to the sense, in Armenian Catholic Bishop of Diarbe- freedom of approaching Communion | would you?" kir, and others, sang Pontifical High Allied to him in higher place, I be interrupted in the middle of a sto- commencing a piece with," The com- with their hats or bonnets on," part- "1 beg pardon, sir." replied Mar- Mass in the same church. After the ry to get a spool of silk?" he said, et lifts its fiery tail," lifted the tail of ly on the ground that "St. Paul or Allied to them, for she obeys. tin; "I meant no harm by what I reading of the ilospel the Chancellor crossly. " No, I won't get it, so his coat to a horizontal position, ders their heads to be covered, but She bids them trust him, and she said." of the dissidents, Re». Father Baks- 1 there's no use teasing me." I causing roars of laughter. not to be muffled." Furthermore, "I am not angry with you," said nan, delivered a beautiful discourse, leads Uncle Charles looked up from the they are cautioned against the more the young gentleman, "on the contra- GUEST: "Have you a fire escape in inviting the multitude to pray for the | paper he was reading in the next "than masculine boldness ol stalking Their heart« to his; for them she ry, I am quite willing to change places this house ?" Pope »»the universal chief of the room. The door was open, and he into church with patttns on, and of pleads; with you," Landlord: "Two of 'em, sir." Church, the Vicar of our Lord, the flinging them on the floor when in it, had heard everything that had pass- Guest: "I thought so. The fire If aught be done amiss, her zeal "Oh. now yon are joking," cried pastor of pastors, the infallible teach as also against the shameful act ol ed, and he was not pleased that his all escaped from my room last night, ! For peace and mercy doth appeal. Martin; "no one would wish 10 er, ruler and guardian of true disci- | see sawing in their chairs as if to eh'est nephew, to whom he had be- ! and I came near freezing." I change places with me, and least of pline ail over the world." Mgr. court a nap." He holds the means of life, but thence come much attached, during his short all. a gentleman like yourself. I am "INDEED, it happened in less lime Atariati prayed lor the. Pope, and I 'Tis her sweet office to dispense visit to his sister's family, should display suoh a selfish spirit. obliged to walk many miles a day, ! than 1 take lo tell it." «aid the lady, then gave the A postolie blessing to all What each child needs; to her alone those present. At the ssme time the j "Here, Sadie, give me a sample of and seldom have anything but pota- | who was considered «omewhat ol a The secret of their want« is known, «x dissident notables gave to the Pa j ODDITIES IN Misr — Parrot* are «ilk. and I will go down to the store, toes or dry bread to eat, while you bore. march their seal and took from the ' eaten in Mexico. Were there no mother«, what a dearth and get it for you. It would be too may ride in your nice carriage, and "Oh, I haven't the leant doubt of door of the Presbytery the coat of Spiders are considered a delicacy ! Of joy would darken o'er the earth! bad to have you disappointed when have whatever you desire." that," replied her patient and truth- arms nf the office of their Chancery. roasted in the New Caledonias. you are «o anxious for your new "Well." said the young gentleman. |i 'ul listener. 8iace then the greatest peace haa Silk worms are looked upon as de- If such the human mother seemed, dress to morrow." I "if you will give me all you have that J DOCTOR — "Why, the «kin's all prevailed, and many distinguished licious 111 China. i A mother of men unredeemed. Tee looked up from his book in I| I have not, I will in turn give you ev- 1 worn oil your tongue: How did that persons have complimented the Pa- Snails, frogs' legs, and geese livers surprise. Was hi« uncle really will erythins thai belongs to me." What was the mother Jesus gave happen ?" triarch. are epicurean dishes in France. ing to leave his paper, and take a cold Martin started, for he did not Patient—"From hard work, sor." • To those He lived and died to save? The official Turkish paper the I a Caterpillars are to the Africans walk just to gratify a child's wish? — know what 10 say; but the teacher "Impossible! Are you a sword kil has published an account of all like reed birds on toast. Dear Lord ! our Virgin on the rood, He felt rebuked for hi« own refusal, desired him to answer. • swallo wer ?" and. springing to his feet, cried — tne facts, dwelling on the strength ol Ants are stewed and served up in Whose Body is*our dailv food, "Do you agree to change?" said ] "No; I'm a labor agitator." "No—no, my boy," «aid hi« uncle, j Catholicity, and the great wisdom of | both Africa anc Hraz.l Thou mad'st us sons of God to be. he. "A clergyman ia accused of being Birds' nests of edibW sort bring ! kindly but firmly. "You can't be Leo XIII, who has to admirably suc- But sons of Mary, too, with Thee; seen tying a tin can to a dog's tail." their weight in silver for the tables ol interrupted in this way in your story. "Oh, yes," said Martin, "I do in- | ceeded 10 a very difficult task. Well what of it? Some people are rich Chinese mandarins. A mother's love so sweet to learn 1 Go on with your reading, and I will deed, if vou are in earnest. How A telegram of congratulation, «»nt unreasonable enough to expect that Bees are eaten regularly by the Thou to a fount of grace dost turn; do thi« errand." the people 111 the village will wonder by Cardinal Rampolla to the Patri i 10 see me coming back in this grand because a man is a minister he ought Singalese. And many s gift that comes from Ted went hack to hi« book with an arch in the Pope's name, has been I coach!" to tie silver goblet« to dog«' tails. Skunk i« hunted as desirable game j uneasy feeling, aa his uncle started read in all the churches, and has heaven And Martin laughed at the idea. by the natives of the Argentine Re- i out. His uncle's tone« had been JACK: "What! Are you smoking produced an excellent impression. The young gentleman called his public. Through Mary'sgentle hands is given. j kind, but somehow the boy fell that cigarette« ?" servants, and they opened the coach None are so timid her to fear, there was a suggestion of reproof in Harry: "Yes. dash it all ! Cora door and helped him to gel out. But None ol her pity can despair. his words, and he felt sorry that he refu«ed my offer of marriage last The Apostle of Scotland, MEAORE reports have been receiv- | what, was Martin's surprise on see Did she not «hare Redeemer's plan, had displeased this new uncle wnom night, and I don't care now what ed of a fire at Alpena, Mich., on the | ! he admired so much. ing that both his legs were quite becomes of me." St. Columba, the Apostle of Scot- | afternoon of July 11. The total loss j And offer up her All for man T crooked, and of no use to him! land, was born in Donegal, Ireland. | That evening when Ted was on YOUNO physician, pompously — is estimated at 1300,000. Two !| What can she now desire but this— He was obliged to lean upon in the year 521, and after «tudying hia way to bed, he «topped at his Yea, I've called al Mr. Brown's house hundred dwellings are destroyed, snd I That nonee she loveth heaven shall crutches lor support; and on looking under the great St. Finian, labored in i uncle's room to say good night, and three tunes a day for a week. He is 1,500 people homeless. The Gov- al him more closely, Martin saw that Ireland. But finding that the people miss, that gentleman laid a detaining hand a very sick man. ernment light house and 30.000.000 his face was pale and thin, like thai in Ireland were well provided with And none whom earthly woes distress upon his arm Mis« Smith—"He must be by this feet of lumber on the dock are burn- of a person who is often ill. The teachers, he went to Scotland to car- "Ted. my boy, I had reason to be time." ed. A number of persons whose Shall doubt their Maker'« tenderness' young gentleman smiled kindly al ry out one of his great desires—to a little diaappointed in you this after- namea are not learned, are more or Martin, and said: — AN Omaha paper alluded to a num- bring men to the knowledge of God. I noon," he said, kindly, and theboy'a less seriously burned, and M. I.. I ber of prominent and influential mem- ife founded his monastery at lona. lace flushed at the gentle reprool "Well, my lad. do you still wish to McLain fatally so. The burned dis- Daisies. bers of the city as "old timers," but After training disciples in the spiritu- | which he knew he deserved. change situations with me? Would trict is half a mile long and three I the types got 11 "terriers, and the al life, he began the work of conver- BY MARGARET EYTtNGE. "I am sorry, IJncle Charlie," he vou, if you could, give up your rosy blocks in width. editor had lo apologize. sion, and brought to the faith the She was a little Irish maid. said. "I suppose you mean because cheeks for the sake of driving in a King, and then the whole of the peo- With light brown hair and eyes of I wouldn't go to the store for Sadie?" carriage, and wearing a handsome A New York newspaper publishes 'No, not that alone, but several coal?" a Bible verse at the head of Us edito- ple of Caledonia, as Scotland was AT 7 A. M., on the 9ih inst., the 70 1 gray, other things of the same kind gave •Oh, not for the world," «aid Mar- rial columns every day. Probably then called. That was a marvelous horse power boiler of the Adelaide j And she left her native shore. roe the impression that you are apt to tin. that is fresh new* to a great many of work to accomplish, lor those he eon- silk mill at Allentown. Pa., exploded, j And journeyed miles and miles I seek your own comlort first, and lor "And I." «aid the young gentle- lis readers ! verted were those, unlike other peo instantly killing Frank Sterner and j get the pleasure and conveniences of man, "would gladly be poor, if I only pic converted, among whom Roman Henry Borrero, firemen. Hiram Sell, away A magazine writer a«ks: "Should others. You are forming your char- | had the use of my limb«: but as it is civilisation had never made headway; the engineer, received injnries from | Across the ocean, to the land fortune« be limited ?" The trouble | acter, now while you are young. Ted, God's will I should be lame and and that he converted auch a people which he died at 10 o'clock. Four with most people's fortunes is that Where waves the banner of the and it is because 1 want to see you sickly. I try lo be patient and cheer- showed the greatness of Columba. other persons received injuries, but they are limned—very limited. Iree, | grow up into a noble, unselfish man ful. and to be thankful for the bless- When the King of Datriada pointed will recovcr. None of the nine hun- ; And on her face a shadow lay, that I spesk of this." inga He has left me. ETERNAL vigilance is the price of out to Columba hit successor, he dred employes were hurt, although "I do not wish to be selfish, but I several things other than liberty. A went up and put the crown upon the badly scared. For sick at heart for home was she. "And you. my youug friend, must future King, and that was the first forgel," pleaded Ted. do the line. And remember that if cash drawer, a treasury and an um- incident iu history of the coronation Then from the city's dust and heal "I quite believe that," answered you have poor clothes and hard fare, brella require a perpetual vigil. of a sovereign. Columba met the THE 8ultan. fearing that Austri.i I his uncle. "But you must cultivate you have health and strength, which And ceaseless noise, they took her BLESSED is the man without influ- great Glasgow saint, Kenligun, at the may be induced to make concessions lorgetfulness of sell in place of forget- are far better than a coach or horses, where j ence, for he shall not be asked to re- Molindinan river, where they ex to Russia in Bulgaria that will be fulness of others. You must be on or what monev can b«y." commend those unknown to him for changed pastoral stafl*. Columba, equivalent to a restoration of Panslav- I The birds were singing in the trees pour guard continually against sel I political positions. towards the close of his career, visit- isl interests in the Ottoman Empire, j And flower fragrance filled the air. fishness, far it 1« very easy lo drift has ordered the Treaaury to create an into it. I will bring you a rule to- ed Pope Gregory the Great, in Rome. ' And there, their leaf-crowned hi ad« Eddie's Tmptatlon, IT is sad to see family relics sold All through his lile he was constant extraordinary resource of $10.000,- morrow by which you can measure al auction, bul the moat painful thing upraised in his transactions of the Holy Scrip- 000. The Porte has resumed nego- every action, and then you will know Edward wrole grandma a letter.— under the hammer is generally the tures—the Book of Kells. extant to tiations for a loan with the Ottoman To greet the pretty gray-eyed lass, when you are doing right." He wrolet— thumb nail. Bank. j A million blossoms starred the road "1 want to tell you, grandma, how ' this dsy, being a record ol what he "A rule?" queried Ted, in surprise. MRS. PARTINOTON, dear old lady, Satan almost caught me the other day. did in that regard. After thirty four And grew among the waving grass. "What kind of a rule, uncle? Do yon savs there are !ew_people nowadays years' labor in Scotland Columba Mamma wanted me to go out and buy M. DK LKSSRPS has made public mean one thai I can measure my ac who sufier from "suggestion of tho died on June 9th, 597, in his monas- some lea. I was busy playing, and the statement that 800.000 bonds of "Why, here are daisies!" glad she lion« by, ju«t as father measures brain." was just goinif to say. *i can't go; tery chapel, and in the presence of the Panama Canal haw been issued, cried, things by his fool rule?" send Mamie,' when God spoke. Yot) can generally tell a tree by his brethren. Columba's glory it and they are held by 35.000 subscrib- ••Yes." snswered Uncle Chsrlie, And with hands clasped sank on hia hark. Especially is this so of was that he had been the Apostle of ers. There is Utile doubt that the smiling. "I will not tell you whst it •"Don't say that,' He said. her knees. the dog wood tree. Scotland. Columba had a zeal to work on the Canal will soon stop, al is like, but I will give it to you to- j "Then Satan—I knew it was Sa- "Now God be praised, who east and spread the knowledge of God, a love though a mighty effort will be made morrow." tan—spoke right up: 'Say it, say it; ••THIS IS a backward spring," said of virginity, of purity, of peace, of by those interested to organise a So- west The next day when Ted came Msmie can go as weli as not.' the young lady a« she adjusted the charity. Let Catholics, and espe- ciete Civile to keep up the scheme. Scatters such lovely things as these! home from school, he ran eagerly up "Then God said again: 'Edward, wires of her bustle. cially Catholic Scotchmen, show St. 1 into Uncle Charlie's room. His uncle won't you please me?' Columba's love ol purity, peace &nd | Around my mother's cabin door A tree is like the man in a hurry. handed him a long, flat package, and "And I jumped right up and said, charity, and they would, by their ex in dear Ireland they grow, When he leaves he makes good use GIR, Diaz has been re-elected Ted hastily opened it, anxious to see •Yes. I will.' emplary lives, bring many now out- p „ Mexico, the Congress of With hearts ol gold, and «lender of his limbs. re dent ol this rule which htd arouaed his curi "I was »peaking to God, but mam side of it to the true fold. THE man who said thai two heads that country having determined so, leaves osity. He found an illuminated text, ma thought I was speaking to her.— after a canvass of the votes on the As while as newly-fallen snow." beautilully Iramed, with these words: She gave me the money, and ofl I are better than one never had a boil. 9th of July. He first took the osth "Do unto others as ye would they trotted. Satan comes when you don't DEATH is like a fly in search of a P. J. O'BRIEN, an Irish member of of office, May 6. 1877. Then up she sprsng with smiling lips. should do unto you." expect him; doesn't he, grandma?" bald head. It loves a shining mark. Parliament, was released from Tulla- Ted looked up in amazement.— more jail on the 11th inst., after hav- Though on hear cheek their lay a No woman is truly "well bred" » This isn't a rule to measure by, . ing served a three months' sentence COMMANDER A. C. GOWEN, of the tear; until she can make "good bread." uoele." ••MOTHKB." said a little boy, "1 for a violation of the Crimes Act.— United Slates steamer Swatara, has "This land's not hslf so strange," ••Yes, my boy. it is the Golden waked up thanking God." That is ALL the world may be a stage, bat He was immediately re arrested, and been ordered by the Navy Depart waking up beautifully. A child wak she said, Rule. Try all your actions by this the tare is not particularly cheap. sentenced to three months' imprison- ment to take the vessel to New York ing up so will never come down stairs "Since I have found the daises rule, and you will never be selfish or meat in the Kilkenny jsil for the snd there fit out for the South Allan- cross, or find fault with his breaklast. HOMI rule—The broomstick. here." sell seeking. Hang this in your line offense. tic station. THK CATHOLIC.

to finish up the buainesa before it.— congregation» because it was impos- I The need of the hour ia Church- J awaited their submission, they resist does it come that Presbyterianism ia The Senate is taking thinge in its aible to give them a resident paator. men. We need men who are ours to ed on, and but for cauaes over which so very poor in comparison with this JVIT. usual leisurely way. Last week it It waa even difficult to give them a the core. The generals and majors, they had no control, and which no claimant to infallibility? The "claim- Saturday, 91, Office of the Immacu- was in session only two days. prieat once a year. How many were and colonels, and captains, cannot one could foresee, would probably ant" is richer numerically than your late Conception, a. d. Now that the Republicana of the loat to the faith through this one bear the brunt of battle alone. We have triumphed. This war, which own influential creed. * She is rich Sunday, 99, Ninth after Pentecost.— Senate are confronted with the ne- cause will never be known. need intrepid infantry and cavalry. reflects so much credit on the Irish in deeds to Christ's poor, not to St. Mary Magdalen, Penitent, cessity of getting up a Tariff Bill Yet, when we look back at the We must form ourselves into a vast arms, laid the foundations of the Brit mammon'« rich. She has the poor d. which shall represent the opinions of great number who were aaved for the Catholic camp, and be ready to bear ish national debt, which has since with her. and ahe ia not ashamed of the Republican party, in order to Monday, 39. St. Apolinaria, B. M. d. Church by the valor and heroism of arma at any time. How many occa- gone on accumulating, until it threat- them. They are her's all over God s offer it as a substitute tor the Mills Tueaday, 94, 8t. Franeia Solano, C. her priestly sons, we must «ay that sions arise when laymen might dis- ens to swallow up the wealth of the footstool, and they are her treaaure. Bill, when that measure gets to the d. the Chureh knowa weil how to train tinguish themselves in the cause of Empire. She ias richer in years than you Senate, they are in a quandary as to Wedneaday, 95, St. Jamea, Apoatle. and develop the Apoatolic spirit in Holy Church, and yet we never hear The "triumph of liberal princi- are, or ever will be. Her riches do what to do; every Senator has a dil- d 9d el. those who yield themselves complete- from them. We will speak further plea" is illustrated by the following, not consist in split P.'s, aa your's do. Tharaday, 96, St. Anne, Mother of ly into her hands. The history of on this topic in our next issue. accordiiig to the same informant. She is rich in her universality, and 1 ¡erent idea as to what ia best. They the Bteaaed Virgin Mary. d. her paat alone is a call to the highest The confiscations of estates by the rich in her historic character of Chris- are realizing the old adage that "it is 9d cl. ' devotion to Christ and His cause. government of William turned out tianizer and civiliaer. Her virility easier to criticize than to create." Friday, 97, St. Panteleon, M. a. The Baffle of (be Bom*. Her past blazons with lustrous types of their homes nearly 4,000 families, and facundity have laated through The report that Postmaster Gene- Saturday, 98, 8t. Nazarius and and inapiring exemplara. And ahe The Penny Press, of Pittsburgh, and robbed them of land to the value the ages; and now, after all her con- rt| Dickinson has written a letter Comp., MM. a. d. ean add to the glorious examples of in its issue of July 19th published of £3*319,043, or over $16,566,000. quests and victories, you tell her that protesting against the railway mail her departed children the matchless | an article reading, as our heading an- This mighty robbery was (or high »he would be the richer if ahe would | employee being placed under thd wisdom and prudence which ahe ex- nounces. "The Hattleofthe Boy ne." treason, which high tieason consist- only lake your advice and discard provisions of the Civil Service Law. THE CATHOLIC. ercisea inimitably in the education o( We wish to call attention to the fol- ed in defending the British throne infallibility. When you become aa was entirely without foundation. her Levitea. lowing, which occurs in the account against an usurper. rich without infallibility as "the The House has passed the Holman The occaaion and the era of Church given by this paper, in order to point The century that «uceedeed the claimant" has with it, your advice substitute for the Senate Railroad history in America, during the last out some most egregious errors:— Revolutionary War, is simply a lung on such a momentous question will Land Forfeiture Bill. The Senate rrrrftKiea. JOLY 21, m*. I two centuries, demanded heroism, "At the battle of the Boyne died [ record of oppressions, crimes, and have some weight. At present the Bill forfeited 5,697,436 acres. Mr. saintliness and total self-denial in the Catholicism in Great Britain, and sufferings. Ireland had ceased to advice given sounds ludicrous. Holman's substitute forfeits 34,323- ended a religious revolution; one | priesthood; and history tells us that j struggle, and lay a helpless victim at The "Anylhingariana" are a pro- 996 acres. of the most important eventa re- Farty Inn' Pafattai. the feet of its merciless masters.— duct of the innumerable sects which Among the thousands of Democrata the priesthood was equal to the cria corded in English history, for the The Devotion of the Forty Houra, ia. Historic epocha need an Apos- reason that both Ghurch and Consti- The vulture now plunged its beak resulted Irom the slicing process insn- who attended the Baltimore Conven- in honor of the Moat Holy 8acrament, iteship peculiar to themaelvea, and tution were involved. Two hundred I into the bleeding form of its prey, and tuted by Martin Luther, and perfect- (ion 0j Democratic Clubs, and alter- in the Dioeeaea of Pittaburgh and Al- the Chureh, which has made history. years ago, to day, King James and a | tore away the fleah at its leisure. ed by his illustrious successors.— wards came through Washington, i ... i ,, i « __ . i few of his courtly body-guard be- The Penal Laws, enacted during They are a species of religious mug- was Hon. John Winans, Vlayor of legheny, will be held aa follows:— and outlived all ephemeral upstarts . . , 1 - , . ., \ ..I strode their chargers on Irish soil this period are a perpetual stain on wump, who subscribe to no creed, Janesville, Wisconsin, and who is July. of opposing institutiona, has supplied 'neath the shade of the trees where the English government. These to but choose from every creed what ia understood to be the Democratic 8unday, 99, lm. Conception, Altoona the American people with a pioneer stand the ruins of the little church of Donore, just at the crest o! a com- geiher with the injustice and tyranny pleasing to private whims. nominee for Governor of that State Wednesday, 95. Guardian Angela*, priesthood whose memory will li»e manding hill, about three miles above of the local magistracy, the extor this year. Nicholson's Run. while gratitude and truth live. Drogheda. This point overlooks a lions of the landlords, and the absence In reply to queations as to Demo- Friday, 97, Aaeumption, Summit, They did the work allotted to them battle field below, and gazing at his Oar Book Table, of justice in all trials where an Irish- cratic success in Wisconsin, Mr. Wi- Butler county. I as only valiant and disinterested feet upon the banka of the river Boyne, the watera of which are pink- man was concerned, reduced the in- Elements of Ecclesiastical Law. Com- nans said:—"We shall make a very 8unday, 99, St. Matthew'a, Tyrone. | Churchmen could do it. Self-inter- piled with Reference to the "Const. I est or ambition for personal agrand- ed with dye from human veins, the habitant« to almoat the last step that strong effort to carry the State this August. King beholds in the desperate and Sedis" of Pius !\.,the Council ofj izement would have been a lethal to humanity reaches in its downward fall for Cleveland, Thurman, and Ta- Wedneaday, 1, St. Monica'a, Cheat bitter conflict now drawing to a clone, the Vatican, and the Latest Deci- ! Church growth here. Such have passage. This is a -'triumph of lib- sions of the Roman Congregations. rifl Reform. The effort is already 8pringa. the overthrow of his army and the lost much, but under such poisoned ruin of his cause; a sorrowful day for eral principlea" with a vengeance. By Rev. S. B. Smith, D. I). Vol. under way. Our Democratic Clubs Friday, 3, St. Mary's, Chartiera III., Ecclesiastical Punishments. influence aa that we would have lost James, but a triumph for liberal prin- To emphasize this "triumph" still are strongly organized and numerous. Creek. New York: Benziger Bros. nearly everything. Men of iron who ciples, and the establishment of a more, let us observe some of these We shall push them in every direc- government to which has been as- This final volume of Dr. Smith's Sunday, 5, St. Joaeph'a, Mt. Oliver. had no needs but the . needs of the j laws. A fine was imposed on every tion, and shall make the first strong cribed the subsequent progress of Wedneaday, 8, Sacred Heart, Claya- I Catholic who should absent himself great work treats of the punitive and many they were ministering to, are Britain in wealth and power." and united effort to carry the State corrective features of Canon Law. ville. the men we are to thank, after God, from the services of the Establiahed since the Tilden and Hendricks The battle of the Boyne, we think, His work is especally adapted to the Friday, 10, Holy Sacrament, Greens- and in God, for the proud position Church on the Sabbath; Catholics campaign.; |The Republicans have occurred not two hundred years ago, United States, and this gives it a burg. which the American Church holds | were deprived of the means of educa- been growing weaker there lor years, Sunday, 19, St. Michael's, Lorelto. but on the 19th of July, 1690. This, tion; Catholics who ahould open a unique value. If it ia received as Wedneaday, 15,St. Patnck'a.Brady'a I to day. We must thank the mission- and their present attitude on the however, is immaterial just now.— well aa the two preceding volumes | school were subjected to a fine of Tariff is the last straw. Our people, uen

harbor* and propagates them. They lent. It awept over City Point, 8outh ton. They were nearly twenty-four Events of July ith. EMPEBOR WILLIAM, of Germany, | A Delightful Yacatiea Trip. proclaim such an amount ol prejudice sailed from Kiel for St. Petersburg, Boston, unroofing houaes, demolish- hours laying in water. July, 4, 1770, Declaration of Inde- Russia, on the 14th inst. The town j Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com- and intolerance, selfishness and nar- ing trees, and causing frightened peo- pendence. and harbor were elaborately decorat- pany's select excoraion of July 20th, row- mindednes*. a* quite shatters ple to take to the streets in alarm.— July 4, 1789, first tartfl law passed. ed. Triumphal arches and floral to Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea isle oar belief in its verdict on other ts- No loss of life is known here, but the Pilgrimage to Itia. July 4, 1825, ex President John decorations, in which naval designs City, or Ocean City is one of the auea. damage is heavy. On Wednesday, June Oth, there Adams (at Quincy, Mass., aged 90), predominated, entirely transformed choicest events of the summer season. "We turn with relief and salisiac- When the storm struck the bay, it waa the annual pilgrimage of Scott- and Thomas Jefterson (at Monticel- the aspect of the old town. Every one who intend* to lake a tion to the nobility and breadth oi ran foul of the anchorage grounds of ish Catholics to Iona in honor of St, lo. Vs., aged 82), died at nearly the The yacht Hohenxollern was moor- short holiday can select from this list the principles and aim» of Mr. Glad- the 8outh Boston Eastern Yacht" Columba, and it was attended by same hour. ed si Deepenbrook. at the outer end of places a point that will afford alt stone, and to the enlightened Chris- Club. Here aome twenty yachts, more than eight hundred persons, in- July 4, 1831, ex President James of the harbor. A man-of-war's boat the pleasure to be enjoyed by the sea. tian principles which pervade them, mostly sloops, were at anchor. With cluding the Archbishop of St, An- Monroe died. conveyed the Emperor to the yacht The rate, too, is so low that no one "and we wish him our hearty God- no warning, the squall struck them, a drews and Edinburgh, the Bishop of July 4, 1840, the first steamer of at 10:20. The squadron sailed at 11 need hesitate, and the limit of return speed in his noble effort to establish heavy swell rose, and in ten minutes Argyll and the Isles, the Bishop of the Cunard line, the Brtltania, started o'eloak. The Emperor will remain trip is so liberal that it well fills the a union founded upon justice and ten of the sloops had been capsized, Aberdeen, the Prior of Port Augustus from Liverpool, and reached Boston four days at St. Petersburg, and re- average vacation period. A special equality, and the only likely condi- or been sunk, or had gone down.— and some of the monks of that Abbey, in fourteen days. turn by sea to Kiel. His after-pro- j train, running on the schedule giveit tions of peace and prosperity to our Great excitement prevails, lor, as is Col. Lord Ralph Kerr, the Rev, Lord July 4, 1845, Convention of people | gramme will include an inspection ol below, will carry the party, and the distracted country. usual, one or more of the crew sleep Archibald Douglas, Lady Lovai and ol Texas voted to become annexed lo the troops, the maneuvers of the round trip tickets, good for ten days, "For obvious reasons, we dare not on board during the night, and as the her family, and other well known the United States. Guards and Third Army Corps, in will be sold at the rate quoted:— come to the Iront as active politicians, evening previous was fair, the tears persons. July 4, 1850, the Clayton-Bulwer | August. In September he will visit Hat*. /rotai Learc. but we do trust that our English and are that last night was no exception, The Standard, in a by no means treaty promulgated by the President. j Alsace-Lorraine, meeting the King of Pittsburgh, $ 10 00 8:55 A. M. Scotch co religionists will remember j and that some unfortunates have gone ill natured aiticle, attempts to estsb it provided for the establishment of a the Belgians at Strassburg. At the | East Liberty, 10 00 9:05 • that it ta not the testimony of an in- ! done with the vessels. Divers are at lish a distinction between this pil- ship canal between the Atlantic and end of September he will go to Vien- | Irwin, 10 OH 9:35 • terested and prejudiced sectarianism I work hunting for bodies. grimage and the "proceedings" at La Pacific Oceans. na, and will probably visit the King i Umontown, 10 00 6:58 * which is of weight in disposing of In the city proper it was accompa- Salette, Lourdes. and Lough Dearg." July 4, 1863, Vieksburg surrender- of italv in October. Connellsville, 10 00 7:32 '• such a wide and complex question, nied by heavy rain and brilliant Why Lough Dearg is placed in the ed to General Grant. Sfondale, ,0 00 7:54 '• and that they will continue to apply lightning« but the damage done is same category with Lourdes, and La July 4. 1866, property to the value Greensburg, 10 00 9:53 ' « to it the principles of truth and jus- slight. Salette is not very easy to under- of $10,000,000 was destroyed by fire Indiana, 10 00 6:10 '» tice and a safe diatance from the I On the Cape the wind blew a hur stand. But we suppose that the ob in Portland. Me. TWELVE persons were more or | less burned by the explosion of a bat* Butler. 10 00 6:30 •> • heated arena of selfish and sectarian ricane. The telegraph linea are down jection to the "proceedings" at those I July 4. 1868, Democratic National ' tery ol eight naptha tanks on the at- Apollo, 10 00 8:25 • passion and strife. »nd very little information cau be ob- places is that they are of a miracu j Convention held in New York. Ho- I ternoon ol July 14, in the ravine be- Latrobe, 10 00 10:10 ' "Whilstour Moderator claima sym- tamed. Matty fishing vessefs are lous character. If they are not prov- j| ratio Seymour nominated for Presi- Blairsville. 10 00 9:22 •> » cd to be miraculous, the Church does I[ dent and Prank P. Blair lor Yice low the Cincinnati Southern Railroad pathy with the tenant farmers, we I ashore, and the damage done must be Johnstown, 9 25 11:08 1 te not call upon anybody to believe that iI President. I trsck, in Ludlow. Ky. .Michael search in vain lor any record of its great. : Walsh, loreman of the yard laborers, Cresson, 8 50 11:57 they are; il they are proved to be mi- July 4, 1868, Soldiers and Sailors effective expression ;'and finding none Over twenty towns report buildings I and Prank Collins, of the railroad fire { Altoona, 8 00 1:05 P .M raculous, she can scarcely say, "De- j Convention at New York pledged us to acknowledge in that quarter, we | struck by lightning, and. in most j department, were brought lo Cincin- Tyrone, 7 65 1:30 oases, burned. fense a Dieu de jaire miracle en ce delegates to support Democratic no- ofler our thanks and gratitude to John i nan, and were taken to the hospital. Huntingdon, 7 10 2:03 •• lieu." | minees. Dillon, William O'Brien, Michael Chatham, Mas»., July 12 —There ! They are probably fatally burned.— Cumberland. 8 50 8:20 A M July 4, 1868, Amnesty proclama- Davitt, and others for their noble and was a fierce gale and a tremendous But the Standard has hit upon an- The namea of others who were injur- Bedford. 8 50 9:55 at l tion by the President, pardoning all seit sacrificing toils and dangers by sea to day. The bay was so rough other plea in mitigation of disapprov- j ed are James Madison, blacksmith; Mt. Union, 6 76 2:23 P M I persons in the Southern States, ex- which we in the north are at the pres- that it waa impossible to get across al. St. Columba could not have been j David Harris, s laborer; Jas. Sulli- McVeytown, 6 50 2:41 aa cept those under indictment in a U. ent moment reaping such substantial t0 Monomoy to learn the condition of a Roman ('atholic because he was a j | van, a car repairer; Charles Gould, Lewisiown Jun c'n,6 00 3:00 S. Court. benefit. the sehooner Odiorne, ashore there. Culdee. We thought that this falla- i watchman; Peier Lychenfield, Rich. Mifflin. 5 65 3:20 a* "We also tender to them our heart- t,ul lt Ia thought ahe has bilged, the j cy had been completely exploded by I Curran, George Goodwin, a man Port Royal, 5 60 3:24 aa felt sympathy in the bitter privation having a bad rake at her at high I this time, and that every body now ) I named Griffin, and two others whose Newport, 5 00 3:51 aa Thf English HOBS« «1 Lards. 14 and injustice to which a cruel and in- water, i knew that the term "Culdee" did not nsmes are not known. Philadelphia, arr.. 7:50 suiting Ceercion Act has subjected Pishing schooncrs and boats are denote a religion, but a manner of The British House of Lords now The Tann Boudoir company'a The party will reat in Philadelphia them; and we trust the day ia not far p ted dragged ashore in many life. The word means "Servant oi consists of 540 members, exclusive re 0r | stock room adjoining the tanks, was the night ol the 26ih, and proceed to God." and was applied to an ancient of 15 minors, of whom the little Duke distant when all such abominable in- p|acei. j blown into fragments, and all of the the seashore by any regular train of strumeots for the fettering of publie kind of member of religious existing i of Albany is the youngest. The Port »mouth, W. //..July 12.—-The buildings in the neighborhood were the succeeding day. The tickets fishing schooner Gertie Freeman. 15 prjor to the introduction of the great number is made up as follows:— rights and , liberties shall be forever shattered by the force ol the explo- will be good to return by any regular tons, wentashoreduringasqu.il this rule of St. Benedict into these is- Princes, 4; Archbishops, 2; Dukes, cast aside. sion. The loss will not exceed $10,- within ten days, except New York morning on the Isle of Shoals. It is Unds, and ,t ,. quite as absurd to ay 22; Marquise», 19; Earls. 114; Yis- I "The signatures attached are from 000. and Chicago Limited. a yery limited area, and are given, thought she will be got oft with the | that a mancould not he a Roman Ca- counts, 28; Bishops, 24; Barons, 286, tholic because he was a Dominican. and 16 Scottish and 28 Irish repre- ] not for publication, the consequence loss of her shoe. of which we are not in a position to —London Tablet. sentative peers. There are also 8 j ON Friday. July 13. nine employes rinei/ard Haven, Ma»»., July 12. | ladies who are Peeresses in their own j Pittsburgh Bezirks' Turn-Fest, risk, but that you may through your of the Eau Claire Lumber Company The two-masted schooner Pawn right. In addition to these, there are correspondent here to ascertain for attempted to cross the Bow river, AT STKL'BKNVILLE, JVLY 21, 23 AMD has gone ashore in Quick's Hole and 6 Earla, 1 Marquis, Viscount* and yourself their bona fide, and that we Success ia Life. 3 above Canaski Rapids, near Calgary, 24, 1888. full of water. She is coal laden lor Barons of Scotland, and 14 Earls. Manitoba, in a row boat. While may hereby wipe off for our own part, 8 Boston. A heavy westerly gale pre- Whoever believes that knavery, 17 Viscounts and 32 Barons of Ireland making the landing on the other side For the Pittsburgh Bezirks' Turn- the stain of implacable distrust and vails. cruelty, hypocrisy or any other vice who have no seats in the Upper they lost their oars and drifted over fest, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. want ol sympathy with our fellow- csn, under any circumstances, pro- Chamber, in Henry IPs reign there the rapids, and aix of them, lour Scan- Louis Railway will sell excursion countrymen. We do not take upon Highland Light, Ma»»., July 12. mote even the temporal happiness of were 4 creations only. In Queen dinavians and two Canadians, were tickets to Steubenville, at one fare for us to speak for any but our own — A small aloop yacht, owned by him who practices it, is but a super- Victoria's reigu ihere have already drowned. The other three managed the round trip. July 21st, 23d and locality; but are persuaded we repre Hiram Hatch,fiiled and sank at North Truro, and several small boata were ficial observer and a ahallow reason- been 221, while in that of George 111. to reach the shore. 24th, good returning until July 25th, sent the sentiments of thousands of er. In the world's parlance, men they amounted to 400. Some of inclusive. Presbyterians in Ulster." driven ashore during last night's hea- vy southwest gale and rain. who acquire wealth and influence by these titles have now lapsed, while unwarrantable means are called pros- j others have been merged in higher Two young women were walking Marblehead, Ma»»., July 12.—A Picnics By Rail. peroua. But what is prosperity in j titles. Since the lime that letters on the Northern Central Railroad Inatfcer Encyclical Irish Affairs. large schooner boat, owned by Mr. the true and legitimate senae of the patent were instituted by Richard II., track, near York, Pa., on Saturday, The recent order issued by the ! Goodeli. ol Salem, and two large Dublin. July 15.—A Papal Ency- ! word ' Webster tells us: "Advance j| over 450 titles have become extinct, July 14, when one of them was struck Passenger Department of the Balti- lobster sloops, went ashore in Salem clical was read to-day in all the or gain in anything good." Nomon | apart from those snnk in higher crea- by a passenger train and instantly more and Ohio R. R. Co., tnstruct- Harbor during a gale this afternoon. tiona. Where are now the dukedoms churches of the Diocese of Dublin. can be deemed truly prosperous killed. j mg Agents lo sell excursion tickets They are going to pieces. of Shrewsbury, Bolton, Huntingdon, H stated that the Pope was grieved i whose conscience is ill at ease, and j at reduced rates to small parties of 1 Bridgewater and Wharton ! The ti- to learn that meetings had been held If'aterbury, Vermont, July 14.— | whoever enriches himself at the ex | 10 or more, will encourage many of tle oi the presen; Dukes of Cambridge, in Ireland whereat dangerous opini- The snow tail of Wednesday night j pense of justice, duly and honor, 81. Michael's Seminary Collection, our friends lo form private pic-nic plunges his soul, even here, into a i Buckingham and Cleveland will ex- ons regarding his recent Decree had I |a>| wa8 nol c„nfined to Ml. Wash St. James', Wilkinsburg, 850 00 parlies for a day'a outing in the many stale of adversity which no indulg- pire with their owners, ss will those been uttered. The statement was ¡nglon. The Green Mountains were pleasant Groves and Parks within ence of the senses, no adulation of of the Msrquis of Breadalbane. Earl S. WALL, Treasurer. made that the Decree had been pre- a|ao vjsUed. the fall being quite hea- easy reach on the line of this road, de Montali. the Earl of Fife. Earl pared without sufficient inquiry. On upon the summit of Mt. Mansfield, time servers and parasites, nothing Pittsburgh, July 16, 1888. and the short ride by rail, will be not Sydney, Viscounts Eversley and the contrary, the Decree was based j Killington. and the Camel's that money can buy or power com- the leaal enjoyable part of the days mand. will effectually or permanent- jI Shelbrooke and several Barons. on the most complete information ob- | Hump, ihe latter being in conse- pleasures, particularly lo the little ly relieve. Remittances. tainable. The Pope had held inter- j qUence, the sceue of a most tragic oc- I folk. Another tlrong argument in favor «a, views with the Bishops of Ireland, corrence. F. X. Fisher, Birmingham, 84 50 of doing right is, that out of every and sent a trusted delegate to Ireland The weather for several days pre- Beligiaus Orders in Germany. J. J. McMullen, Concord. 4 00 Excursion Tickets ta Calarade. hundred men who seek wealth by to observe for himself. The Pope vious, owing to the fresh winds pre- J. C. Thompson. Mt. Oliver, 2 00 dishonorable roads, ninety nine come The following decree, which ap- The Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Co. reiterates his aflection for the Irish. vailing, had been remarkably fine, James Howard, East Liberty. 2 00 to poverty and shame. This is the has placed on sale excursion tickets He has always urged them, says the the air being so pure that magnificent peared in the Official Gazette of Ber- Mrs. Jane Wheeler. Allegheny, 2 00 fact, and taken in combination with to Colorado Springs, Denver and Encyclical, to keep within the bounds views could be obtained Irom the lin, will be read with interest by Ca- George Ritter. do 2 00 the other undeniable truth, that the Pueblo, alao lo Yellowstone National of justice and right. The Bishops mountains. A number of excursion tholics:— Michael Ward, Birmingham, 2 00 small percentage of aspiring knaves Park, at greatly reduced ratea. These must remove the misconception re parties|went up the mountains, among John Gormley, Mansfield, 2 00 who win their game, feel in their We, Frederick, by the Grace of tickets are good to return until Oct. garding the Decree, and leave no them a party of twelve ladies and Sister Febronia, Pottsville, 2 00 souls that it has been dearly won at God, King of Prussia, etc., with the 31st, and will remain on sale during doubt of its force. The whole sys- gentlemen from Burlington, who came Michael Gillon, Manchester. 2 00 consent of both Houses of the Land- the summer months. For informa- tem of the Plan oi Campaign and down to camp out lor a few days on the sacrifice of inward peace and self- Thomas Naughton. Woods Run, 2 00 tag of our Kingdom, decree: tion in detail, call upon or address Boycotting is condemned as unlawful. Camel's Hump, the third highest esteem, should long ago have made j Patrick Ramsey, Hulton, 1 00 all the world honest, on unselfish 'Ihe undermentioned establish- nearest B. & O. Ticket Agent, or L. A lette" written by Archbishop I pei|j ,n the range, having an altitude Per Rev. J. J. (Juigley,for principles. ments of Religious Orders and of M. Cole. General Agent B. & O. R. Walsh accompanied the Encyclical, 0, 4>i8g feel. They brought two Self, Brady's Bend, 2 00 The retrospective review of a dis- Congregations similar to Orders o f the I R. Co., Baltimore, Md. which says that the agitation referred lPnU an(j provisions for seversl days, j James Reilly, McHadden, 8 00 to has now ended under the resolu They got settled down on Tuesday appointed scamps must be melan- Catholic Church, namely: — 1. The establishment of the Bene- lions of the Bishops. Hope has arts- evening, and enjoyed themselves | choly in the exlreme. He sees, of en during the past lew days, says the highly, j course, with terrible distinctness, dtctinesses at Fulda. .Uric« ta Blethers. threatening on j how each departure from rectitude 2. Establishments of the Congrega- letter, that before this session of Par- The weather grew BUSINESS NOTICES. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Hament enda provision will be made Wednesday alternoon. and some Iped to cloud his life, sink him i tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary at deeper into misery, and alienate him Essen and Paderborn. should always be used for children for the more urgent needs of the hour, j mountaineers warned them to come WISHEK A POSITION AS ORGANIST. from the sympathiea of the noble and 3. The establishments of the Eng- teething. It soothes the child, softens The people may wait in peace lor j down, but th*y refused, and the storm —A Catholic young lady, possessing the good. He is conscious of the be- lish Ladies at Fulda. the gums, allays all pain, cures wind fuller legislation on Iriah aflairs dur- ilruck them about midnight. The the highest recommendations, desires sotted blindess which led him to put 4. The establishments of the Fran- colic, and is the best remedy for di- ing the next session. mountain nearly rocked by the force a position as organist. For further his trust in cunning and chicane, in- ciscan Order at Paderborn, Reitberg, arrhoea. Tweniv-five cents a bottle. The Encyclical was dated June 24. of the wind, while the lightning play- particulars address " M. L.," No. stead of choosing the path of duty Warendorf, and Wienbruck. ed almost constantly around it, and 38 Watson street, Pittsburgh, Pa. and leaving the consequences to Pro- 5. The eatablishment of the Sisters the rain and hail fell in sheets.— Pittsburgh Bank Far Sarings, ia. Eastern Cyclase. Much damage was done at the base, idence. and is compelled to acknowl- of Christian Charily at Paderborn. edge to himself that roguery is the 6. The establishments ol the Ursu- MAST VxssaLs WRECKED ALONOTHE but great was the surprise of the na- July Bargains. twin of folly, and a pure life the best lines at Breslau, Cologne, Dorsten, 60.FOURTH AVENIR. ATLANTIC COAST—A SHOW STORM tives at daybreak to see the summit evidence ol a sound brain as well as j Duderstadt, Eriurt, Fritzlar, Lieben- GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND OR- AcoonFAKIRS THK V»IMT GALES. covered with snow. of a Christian spirit. 1 thai, and Schweidniti, are hereby ac- GANS. PIANOS, $50, OROANS, $20. Interest allowed on deposits mad Botten, July 12 —A disastrous The excursionists were not heard Be aasured, therefore, that it is corded the rights ol corporations. with us at the rate of 4 per cent, treat thunder .torm .wept over Eastern from, and on Thursday morning a re- We havs still some good second- good worldly policy to keep the con- the 1st and 15th of each month. New England last night. From 37 lief party started in search of them. This decree, dated May 22d, is hand Pianos and Organs, which we science clear. It tends to comfort, are offering at exceeding low figures j miles beyond W.ltham, to within a After fifteen hours* oi hsrd climbing, signed by the Emperor, and covnter- content, and produces real happiness; for the month of July. They must j short distance of Cambridge, lollow- the path being obstructed by fallen t onsumptian Cured. nor can this fair earth, and the excel- signed by all the Ministers. be disposed of during this month.— j ing the course of the Charles riser, a trees and washouts, the summit was reached. No traee of the tents were lent things with which it abounds, be Many of the leading makes are lound An old physician, retired from prac- cyclone cut a • **»>» »"« hmdred to be found, but all the party, hall thoroughly enjoyed by any Cru-sus | among theae Pianos and Organs, and tice, having had placed in his hands yards wide, playing havoc »long us dead from exposure and wet to the to whose gold cling ihe curses of the AT the requeat of the Archbishop a genuine bargain is offered lo alt by an East India missionary the oath. At Robert's Mill, beyond Wal- skin, were found huddling under a wronged. The closing scenes ol a ol Cologne, the Holy Father has purchasers. formula of a simple vegetable remedy tham, it turned half a doien houses, shelving rock. Three of the ladies life are, however, the grand test of granted an Indulgence of fifty days, Pianos from >50 upwards. for the speedy and permanent cure and tore up by the >M MM » were unconscious, and had to be car- the wisdom or folly which has shap- to be gained thrice in each day to all Organa from $20 upwarda. of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and shade trees. In Walthsn. it lo. ed its course. 8ir Walter Scott's the faithful who with contrite heart, ried down. The men had tried to These are good instruments for the Asthma and all Throat and Lung Af- lowed Adams, Orange, and Moody dying words tell the whole story: | shall devoutly recite the "De Pro- find the path, but repeatedly lost the money. Some have been used only fections. also a positive and radical streets, unroofing whole blocks of "Be a good man, Lockhart; nothing fundis," with the versicle "Eternal way. One of the youngest of the a short time, and are in many re- cure for Nervous Debility and all houses, into which the ram poured, else will comfort you when you come | st give unto them, O Lord, and let girls, a Miss Evans, it is expected re spects as good as new ones, and the Nervous Complaints, after having increasing rhe Joss and contusion. to lie here." j perpetual light shine upon them."— cannot recover from the ahock great reductions we have made in the tested its wonderful curative powers It is applicable to the souls in Pur- From Waltham it struck Newton. They tell a distressing experience. w prices will satisly any intending pur- in thousands of cases, has felt it his ( gatory. The tents blew away at the firat blast, chasers that they are all great bar- duty to make it known to his suffer passing through Newton Center, and THE Grand Trunk limited expreas and they had to take refuge under gains. ing fellows. Actuated by this motive where they were found was thrown off the track 14 miles and a desire to relieve human suffer- froth Detroit on the 14th inst., by the A Cincinnati, Wabaah and Micbi- You cannot do as well elsewhere, unroof)ng dozens of the handsome So violent was the wind that they had we assure you, if prices, terms, and ing, I will send tree of charge, to all to crawl on their stomachs, and keep misplacement of a switch, the entire g«n train, while crossing Eel river, who desire it, this recipe, in German, meriotugesthatadorn that ans- near North Mancheater, Indiana, on quality of goods count for anything. a tight hold of one another, to keec train leaving the track except the French or English, with full direc- tocratie centre. sleeper. Wm. Beby. fireman, was the 14th of July, went through the We simply invite you to call and in- Dallis's from blowing away. A snow drift tions ior preparing and using. Sent W'aiertown. Thomas taken out from under the engine dead. bridge, falling 20 feel to the water spect these instiuments at kept them from freezing. All that The Palace of Music. by mail by addressing with stamp, "mills were dismantled, 20 Miss Rosa Quirk was seriously injur- below. Engineer Radabaugh was ihey hnd to eat was compressed naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, houseTunToofed, au d fi ve demolished. ed and the other passengers badly seriously hurt. All others escaped MELLOR Si HORNE, beefrri.. 140 Power's Block, Rochester, N. Y. with slight injuries. 77 Fifth avenue. No trees ire left to the town. Most of the party are sick at Bol- » shaken up. Elsewhere the storm was very *io t) THK CATHOLIC.

I THE DISPENSARY. I »T.*AK1>m CGIIKTEaV IIOPFMA XXN* I oiing Ladim'A «alleiti) Km —Nolwiih»ttndiiig NOTICE To LOT1IOLDKM IT KATINO The Teacher caoaa raa caaa oe lhe large increase ol fruit growing, I CATHOLIC DIRfiiTORl Win id vised her pupils hi T a special mooting of tb« Board of Man- •aye • writer in the Independent, the a si) LEK DATI*;* IHM Ll\|>, tÍU! i I minila by the use of Ans * hold at the bulk ol our people do not have as i "f bt- "»«I*» Cathedra], May 22, IS8ft. it lia. appreciated the f'LEittsV LIST Qt'AITKtLY, P.FTH AVK., (Oakland) PITTSBVHtíH. much (run as they eould enjoy, nor lioiti health la essential vu, dû motion FOR tSHH. a* much aa would conduce to health For persons of deliriti A««W, That when Orare Luta bava beon r 1 bought, and the timo h** elapsed in whioh ful! f UK Hchoiaatia Year of this inatitatioa se» I once ethibtted at a »tale fair a large iilioii, whether voti tu payment should hsvo bean mads, no imtarmsmi T II I R D YEAR. A mtaitrn on the 1Mb of naptouibar. number oi fine new grape». What •ball be allowed in sttah los until all aman duo Containing complete and official reports and ata- i Tarma, per session of fire months.. IIM M Ayer*« Sursit puri Un. •nail have bant paid. tiatina from all Dioceses In the United State«, to- i For ohildron, under twelve must impressed me was the grietl ol IM M •• i* Hr.io'vrti, That the Superintendent ba in gather with other valuable Information. For f'urtbor particular« apply to all aorta oi people to get a hunch, a» j •tra«t*d t«, receive payment« In lull, at the time The Only official Directors Published SK. St. GKHTBUDB, »uperioreas. anon as the hour came for break ing atti great H Irnrlltiil," - of «al«, of all lots «old in the Cemetery from tbu i Mia. ,fami's II Quarterly. I up ih« exhibit. Boys and girla eepe kemiiuan, Htoiieliaiu, M, "J have taken A}e Greatly enlarged and improved edition, mak- MOUNT ST. ALOVWIU». ciailv, begged for a few, Nothing is In compliance with the foregoing resolutions i with pvitt l»n.rtt to mV of tbe Hoard of Managers, I hereby notify all i ing thia Dirertory the best and moat complete mure easily grown than a grape vine. - Misa Tili ría I.. Cremt pernia* whom it may emteera. Uua «aid resolu- published in the United hut»». LORRRRO, CAMBRIA CO., PA. VINECAR BITTERS I It will almost take care of itaeil il " My daiijthter, tw«lv tion will ba fully carried out, and the conditions I una mffetitd tur Un- idut frire pfr l>ar, Four Numbers, 50r, ACADEMY FOR /OUNO LADIES, you will give it a reasonable chance; they impose strictly enforced. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFYER By order of the Board of Manaffar* Sent free by nail on receipt of pries. Order« and then, having been trimmed on »«gll-tf JA KS S. .DEVLIN, Su/,i. lit » nil H• »turrr. Iure« all Kind« General Debility. M j respectfully eoi ici tod. üttder ti« CMS of (be Sisters «f lem, very simple prtuciplea lor three year« «I Ilpnda tir Mithin Tlilrij A few wi HOFF\1A>\ BROS., you can lei it run over a tree, a shed, ! T'îf *tí,tíbrítT f"">í,eur of I" 'itu.tioa ea Min atea. Tr» II. Ih Ir au», HI. Mllw auk re. W I«. [ a barn, or a ireilia. Keep its (eet MT Wabaah Ave. 4IS K. Water street. j M. th. Alle^hiny M.-untain.; the hallowad As- Iree from weeds, and well shod with j «»letton« which ciui-ter abeut the «con« of the Print*. to (he Holy A,U..tohe Set. heroic 1.1a, tabors ,,f u>. .poJÍ »•his and manure, and you »ill have Oal.iU.n the wall »uWwhed rapuuti.-nTtàî enough to eat. Oi course a neat I M*ter» of Mercy „ adu^fra, aa w.|l u I trellis through your garden is better, bad I t^Tl —' IB taltal and the best culture brings the best sap er a LOW TOURIST BATES. , .»y.for y,ung »¡i lh.( o,,u|,j b, returns. l'ili I by the laimt deiuted [«renf. I a ittaittal for nr\s {j%-** ' 'lows, or far ira pruwiwiiti lit I on old ones./or medU For 941 >0 a flmt-elaaa round trip ticket Two tieaaiont divide the ,s<-hoia.tie Vtar. The But the hungry people ! They live I,-ut •ft ! nr ole «e compounds, trad*» nod for ill lay«, with »tup-over privile«,-«, cu firn ooiuienre« ttapUoiUr i.t, ti.. «H» j ¿T marks and labds, i'"»nt9 Assignments, Intet* n A. i'itikli fsrtnees, Avpetùs. X t troia Ht. l'ani to ti rea t Kalla, Mot ruary lit. w raw- on meat at ten cents a pound, when a h' /«J Infringements, a»(J Bring centre of th M. M< all casts arising an cier tl-iJPatent I atc.i, prùrnpt> Board, Tuition and a , pound of grapes at six cents would ly attutirli ir aricwui m Only $5A I« S ,1<> ' « Sm*4nns tAnt htire bmi Kalnt Paul «illU'ILH • to If eleni five month«, uw, I-<."1, l.paid j in^^in aitv&nceS , Iv,i *"00 " ifo quite as far and be more enjoyable. fry tht Patent Of. and return Muato, drawing pasnttne in -»,», He can live almost Altogether on . is duatlons M from p< pastil and oil; aiZ the mode-J i., HA: REJECTED bs east and Si astra char,«,. ' ^ far» fruits, and live well and be strong. 1 I Val will be nnmcd to points in Mlinaasot* and Dal »ej *ot*< or upon Pu«et Sound and the 1'artflc For partieulani, addra«« the know this, lor I have tried an expert toast, For inrther part If ill Ars address 8 T. meiit, I have three boys, one ten, ' Pat Warren, General Eastern Agent, 387 liroadwayj IHKECTitÄSS OFTMKACADS«? Nervous Prostration, 1 or* u(y, or C. H. Huum, UisiKurtU one eight, and one four years old. •tugar Ageut, bt. Paul, Mitm. Not one o| them has ever tasted meal, »T. FRAid^ C^LLEtít, butter or pastry, and only the aim I ftursupii and atti GOOD NEWS MR ETTO, FA |»lest ol cake. They have all the anil pro TO LADIES. Iruit they can eat, and what vegeta M» "^Uls Ituiti h t t d Lwr tt Mi bles they prefer, with milk, eggs and (Oui Grestes! Bargains r eoanur. I ta ", "* ® ^ ® ". Caïahfu Mi If Farnawi t , i fruit puddings. They are solid, Urge- .'.'"r.'r^d")^/Hi MIIMS, Htatien, on thadírcni m^'kif í\* Ci»eua ». WlHMlatlM AsuïtuîuK Tea (Jo and PttJburgb!ÏC ÍL**" PhUadelphta JMi Now built, enduring, active, healthy. They I II * 33 * e*t>y St, Séw York. N v" priviiegoa to confer aiwiaí. 'u^T"**1, ",lk er« ft do not know the meaning ol headache «trattoli, I m grees. ">»«*ieie Vonoi» »ad l>a Avi S* THIS or indigeatton. Their minds are ex had The "catii n of the C Y0ÜCAN FIND PAPER healthy to be f.»und" in l'Iüt.^,"'" "' '"5? eeediugly active, energetic, quick to tion ol tba SUny ifounÄ'^f th" P^ VINEVAK BITTKKM. learn, and retentive. Their tempera for iU pure ^ "Ilif «hIi Tetti penmen Hitler« known1 ^ " REmiTGTOIT BROSi are never violent and never VICIOUS. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ST. JAMEb Hui^j. —,n t-Aflt for 1 ——. —•»—> »ceaery. * Pleturas^«« Il •Umiliate* the liralu Mid >iuict» tin ntarARKti BY The Scholastic Year \rrte«. irruíale- the Hotaela and re«- | i have not had the leaal difficult« der« a perteet h toad elrrulatl»n through Or. J. C. Ayer It Co., Lowell, Matt oa ras Avaatcaa aat> sraoraas ru««. ^teuibar. and end« on the V with precoci the It UBI ail volile, a hie h la aura to rector* vice, although eery I'rieafl, six bottles.«ii. Worth ûb a bottle. EDUCATIONAL, P*rle< t heal h. A beautllul book iree. watchful. Directly Opposite Union Depot, The «arso of atadles ombrneo Christian iw Wne, Reading, Writine ¡ S Add re». I do not undertake to attribute all wJ Kn«. AM A PREMIUM WITH They are never quite free from stom- A fíard to th ach, head and bowel difficulties. ! •am Hi« imi BOARD PER DAY, $1 AND UPWARD. Ä Är^rr f .*j- " HO.MK LiiiHT" Aetkbisk,,/, Bm •hile th. discipline wHi b, ^- thî ^«itsj This prepares the way for diseases of MACKINAC. uffioi ntl 1 ROOMS PKR NIGHT, IOc., ÌSo. and >1 00 TV V - ,, r S ! parental. Kxiernal " * » »Wd and i pai the United Stat debility, such as piles, catarrh, etc. The Xavanan Brothers, whose Novitiate is {« «pocte(, ™ »»Phanoe wtth th. nd«f «pi ' America. Summer fours. establishelanllan•d i«n ithiL s diocese.IZ , are doin» • g much. good t I OISON.—When a poison haa been CLERKS:—8. 0. PATKICK.IA WILT. especially in tbe cause of Christian education. TERMS; Please ta ri sad* about this, and h Ftltoe SteHtnem Low Rates. swallowed send immediately for a They have need of nrnre laborers to no-operate Sami-Annual Pension for BOHFJ tern drop or postal card, and no n Trip« per Wilt Between Toiüo i, we I physician, and in the meantime give I and Washing » lany es are written thereon, with them in their work of eharity and religion. P' &" * ...JIM •• end each a SAMPLE COPY OP "H0MBO I a lablespoenful of ground mustard in DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND VF" FRKB, tally explaining «seat a tumblerlul of warm water, followed Brother»* l>byv rnxiaraginencouraging voeatloavocations to their com I Vi..lt «rument I» H offer. Clair. Oaki.oj Iiouw. Manae dtj. n I by more warm water until vomiting Mrerr Weak Day œtt»'»y- t JA M KS GIBBONS, j Doctor'« Fm 11 N Payment strictly in ad van,» M „' We desire ii id Kent lemon for Agtnta occurs. If there is no mustard.com | DETROIT ANO CLEVELAND Arcklnekop o/ Bal timor». •peatal Sund.T Trip« dartn« July and Aacvat. After Fwt. rea»' whe aao furati ry best of reference. Earn tnon salt will answer, ii an alkali v.tr ¡r-—•Â-ï. est and faithfu n will he dealt with liber aaperieac* In the Oum ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS preparation at mor. For furthi ail* like washing soda is taken, give vin- _ . tban One Hundred i Ä; Ä r^sLf"^ •- egar and water, and follow in a short •aaasand tuvaiii Ti.k.t. will behiral^ed t honsand application* fer patenta ta HKOTIIKR AI.EXIim. O» United filata« «ad Foreign coun- Addra««, M. A. I tllll.l., time with an emetic. Irlea. the pnbliabera of tbe Salentllio Provincial, C. 0. WMITCOM8 Gen'l P,„ Ameriran eooimae to aot aa eoliaitom Emigration Agent of the Little Rock and Fort | Detroit St Cleveland Steam Nav. Co tor oa tenia, caveete, trade-marks, eopr- l'arroti P. 0., Baltimore Co., Md. Imith Railway for Illinoit, im MICH. right«, «te., for the United State«, and feb JO Iv 01 I OETROIT, pat.nu 1-0 Can&d«. Eaalaod. Frani« Stockings, four pain t" ^ T Walí 71 and Randolph «treat, Ohleago, Illinois. <»rtntnr ut. anJUd allJ otheBDd r monlrlaa Tbei, ,nnn- thr« pair« „f ßüou OÍ mÍZ ' ° ««» GET rtd of that tired feeling a* Tli« IBalll«» of (ieltlibltri P«MIL "" *'* Uteir faoiUtias ara uiUur- E quick as possible. Take Hood's 1 . f amtjipeclflcatlona prepared aad filed HOLY GHOST COLLEGE. With, oondue, RKIJI;I ANMN:IATION la tbe Patent Offie« «n «hart nation. T.rw» .«ry Marsaparilla. which gives strength, a riieeooable. No eii«rn« for examination of modal, or drawiac0e Advic1e by inaiti.« Of good appetite, and health. CYCLO 11 AM A. I .i ?! ? HiinoAOa ana«tiMd BLU FF STREET. PITTS BÜRG H All lau«,, addressed, (post paid) to n,. o nth. M IKtTIPH AMKRK AM.wbleh ha« Also known a« the Pittsburgh Catholic College Hor of the Franciscan Mon«,]?, i h* me largest oiroulation ana la tbe most Influential U ,tto ¡»e*»paper of ita kind pnbiMied In tbe world. having been incorporated with the fullest powen bri. county, Pa^u^rr'' f » Ca«. ST«PAUL*S R.C. OILMAN ASYLUM Tue advantage« of «uch a aotie. evarr patent«« to confer academic degrees, off«« every .«-•„,, ; P.-r further particullTa^l »^"^o«- prrrsBrKOH, PA. I änderet and« X ility St. Franci.- CoUegi ^ ***** el Tbl« i arse and apl.ndidlv Illustrated nawepep«, for commercial and classical stadia« and modern ^ I HI: rlnrtda orang e croFo is esti 'a pabilahed H I K K I. V al « ) »• • ,..r an.) I. langi g"o age.. Thi—s • in.titntleui;^S~. I »"TÄÄ "" Rt BUh- ICatahllsbed. Ma> 34.IM1M. with the ap- . . , 7 , . admitted to be the beet paper devot«d to «oleose n nJ I »' '¿ »«O OOO boie., and the met-hanic«. Inventions, engineering works, and limitation «IMI. Kev. J, Tu tug. I). IK, T,??"" part of Hill, and con- O'Har», Sorraton v 8 ¡ Rt ^ Bishop iruit promises to be of extra line otbv r departmeailn e of mduMriai I i ilea«, pan D Rlaiiap sf Plttahurgb. II' ""R eon,HIT. It contain« tbe names of n-.il Mthe,ie V ' l»rtm.nts7 "«nt« o/,fwh,chtb.b«f trhteh the bes,t equi,,equip-. PhiladriphiPhiladrfnSL?^"i R.v' .V'K 7i ^¿ " V ~M . A. W«L." b quality. all patentee« and title of «veer invention patented ! A •»«b week. Try it four month« for one dollar. re, establishments can boast. To tb. ordinary any o the ftj , „ : ^retto, or to Sold by all newadeaiere. college curriculum ia added a special cUe. intend- ' ** of ,he i Oioeesa. Benefits Attached to Membership. If you hare an Invention to pateat writ, to ad for young men who de«ire W go through a j M'inn I Co . publisher* of Soieaufle Ajaerieau full, practical business course, at the end of which ! We have no heaitation in recom- SSI Hroedway. >.w York L For oentHbuters of II 00 a year, a Mass lia ad book «bout Datent« mailed fr««. tbey can get their diploma. The college com 8T. X AVIERE ACABEJKY arili be ««Id oa Monday of each week. mending Hall's Vegetable Sicilian pri»w four cutogoriea: 1st. TLone who attend ! canaa TB« oaas oe raa or ^ II. For eoatrlbotioaa of II 00 a year besides Hair Kcneweraa a tttrr cure lor d^nd i."" ^ 8 A" M\to ,M0 »• M-enlyj terms, the Mass, as above, an additional Mass will ha rufl, and to restore the natural color and to per month, according to grade 2d «aid oa the fnrt Tuesday of aaeh month. Moea- »I Thi«e who assint at eta, dine and study in the I UK ATT Y, »rer, a High Mass of Reqaiea will he ealehimlai of the hair. 1 cullega, for whom there i« an extra charm „f M * ~tm. S30,000; insu- I saved our Nation in it« hour of extreme peril. FINE STATIONERY 'thr^R^N^'pH^D^Ä.^ Ij .ions, commencing the LT , 'intDUo> two^ , seeiatioa. ranee, 110,000. S OPEN DAY AND EVENING. A *PEI'IALTV, Board and Tuit,.,, .L TLÍ' ®Pt«nber. V. The orfihans will recite special prayers | s •very day, aad the Holy Roeary oaee a week, ' ALLEGHENY CITY, PA PREPARATORY SCHOOL ia advance) ^ " """< (W»ble and every three months will offer ap a Novaos NOVELTIES IN FANCY OOOD8, B«l and Redding, par sasiàën!. 2 mar SI— tSt eow StationernUUAaary* „ I with Holy Communion for tile welfare of the liv- FOR a famtlv medicine \yer'a Su- | and deceased members of the Association. A Full and Complrtr Line uf BLAIRSVILLR, INDIANA COUNTY, PA. Doctor's Fees a H gar 1i-oate ,,,eod Fillr s are unrivalled. 'I'hev ''^I, All male members ever II years ef age, j "" f,,nn a N r,,Hl out SI MMER HOSIERY. H K object of the sebool is to provide for bon seatributing not less tban S M a year willhe disease, N B ARTISTV MATERIALS. between the ages of five and twelve years a N - ••titled to veto at the anneal election for Board • ~~ I l>laöT « wher* "th^" vege mme «o i ava an.nd altwelv. e vear. a" a I Píh.- i ~A carri»« UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, ETC. wb ,h y amy Pitlsborch^ H^Z'îVn lr~° ^ ef Manager* of tba Asvium. îOi^ un H p a ri vi r*A c r* ' ^ •» ^^ «-mfort. \,¡ ^«.bu^h, u.« rrnooB.„ —— VII. A single eontrihntienef tJI M will eoa AITR have now on hand a complete stock o JUÒ. r,It'll DA U M iV (A)., ! «firent«. tog.,h.r witb tLun "«adan y aad^turday f an v^l''. T» CffBsaapUoa Surrl) {ured. -a. s i I—-- «s™.« wun tne ben- I eB«*W »«"1 ^turday. f'fSS^ Wed. stilate a lifo membership. vv Hosiery, t)lovea, Underebirts, Drawer», «alutary discipline and careful teaching - Ì? a teWm^ mt^M^» Collars, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Ac., and IS FIFTH AVEAFK, tn the usual English branche«. * ! St. Xavier'«, Vu , Wreetr«» ef Payment may he made ia advance, or in To the Editor—Please in form voiir qrartarlI'M MS ySJ f instolhaewliSienewisiMweiM*n would oall particular attention to oar stock of It is situated about fifty mil. from Pitubureh i Westmoreland Co pi ' Offloe, readers that i have a positive remedy priTsmiRfjii. pA. a healthy• and delightf-B a country" ""M/,, iMal undeUOQtr IBthAa beseonred "»aveyanee will «i. Penwna living oatside of the Dioeese may be- , direction of the Sisters of Charity, and mav be aofBO nviRiirn n j —B«l«g wr aaiaw aoana* I fo*—r1 th...e. abov«"'I' »e i nameII amid u diseaseuiprnur. , BI,y y its OM jan 7-Im rectton of the Slstara of O.««,. J .1 •mne memhsu by sending thsér nam« and eon- Balbri(gfts Hose and Half H rj^ched ««her by the Pennsylvania CentrJ Tr ' tributioni to the Biskou's Okantsllor; or Rev. I timelv Une thousands of hopeless I West I'enn Railroad. John P. R. Canevin, Trwaurar of the A «y I um, _____ . , _ . « SHIRTS! SHIRTS! nf pWenU MT. CALLITZIN SEMINARY' St. Pant's Oaihsdtal, PitÜéurpH Pa., by whom | iSSZL^SÍS • permanently cured. | C. M. & C, BARTBERGER, »»»"lien, is call, I ahall be (flati ti» «end ivo boitles of We keen eonstantly on band . full li». „. th. Iheir favor« will he gratoAilly aekaowladgad. ed to the fact that no pains will be spared bv the tny remedy frrt to any of your reati- jnstly celebrstod ; ing earefully over the conduct of the boy. to EBENHaVK«, mn nt th tr era who have consuinption if they ARCHITKCTS, i J * bodily comfort fully as w^l mothers could. wr Oambrtt, County, Pa. will send me their Eiprerti and P. O DI A MOMI SII IK TK. R00H 62, LEWIS BLOCK, Tb FOR SMALL BOYS, ^^ muni n upn "vil«'i. .111 .iiniii v IIQpteta add re 88. Reapeptfully, which we also have made to measure, and guar Corner Sixth Jive, and Sviihfif/d St., ! * »»f^otìon will em brae, the or antee a perfect /it and *nti»fmrtinu, hi"!!? ,t0dir P"nod '» the bMt schools HIS institution, under th. ai I OiiareniMxt for Bis Heara aod • I>H. T. A. SLOCI'X, iir t10 with Mi».'. aad Hcwk. for Taiai. la vi >ca lew PITTSBURGH, PA j by boys of the age <4 ¿ose admitted to this In f Siatera of St Wkt ! « ® 01 Us Ja—" — -——*•-—»ai ¡-man A AMR» PH Kl, A N. ' ' , ' branche« will be eleeüve. wd I«. 181 Pearl street, New York. tUUallMIMM, Ac Tai*t , No. 82 Fifth Ava. Pitt.burirb dee 18 I taught if desired by parents or guardians. set 12-171 eow RKCaiLATIONH. country for its bracin. «Jr . "»»««hont the tiful «cenery. ' ^ •>Ur* ">d ba Minnesota Leads the World There li only one session of ten month«, b«. Boys reeeived between the aee. ot s^. H. F. HKGRADV, With her at«ck, du and grain producta, JAMES J. FLANNERY. twelve year*. The ducipii». T! 2,u00,000 ocres fine t JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING IS TMS ing the last Thursday in June. Pupil, wdL I landa, adjacent to w i tut, lor rale che&¿> however, bo received at any time during the Z ^on U adopted to the^ oTÎhe^ ^ ATTORNEY AT LAW, eney terms. Por mstt prt ratee, et&, 1 «ton. No déduction will he mad. far pepiu adaress, J. tiookaalirr., L.I [id t otter, or drawn from th. n>bn«IJ„^ I.»l'"»witn- SES810 Ezcaltlor Building, (X H. Warrrn. Ooilêr il drawn f.m JH® » OP » MONTHS. ev^naui. m Bo r- Cor. of Grant »treet and Sixth a re., Piwwpiiurr Avril t, • THE FACT cauM other than siokness. Each „ui.il «K ,t * ' Tnltioo, Waahlnw Manát- rauL Minn. be supplied, on entering, withaltnl^lÍS "usie, „tra charg- iri M PIITHRIllHiH, PA. Aek for liook H. M«•A HE H. P. HUBÜAHD spoon, mug, and toilet box, each artici. P»?»bl* monthly, or mmi - .v. * ne Ooart business of all kinds attended to. Titles marked with the owners name. * ** ' "«"¡ »onthly, U ad. «lUDIClOUt AOVCMTlStftQ AOCMI h ba l^rnuhj « He must aSo^^l * ^ EYE ANO EAR DISEASES HAVCN, 0 1 M may l«-ly tbe school. | onderelothine. «i» !Î? ebani t uri t sivn > To cover any expenses over Ofrtii zi* nv, «viviif l'I 1 T>Bl Blili HA i Lowest Price. loeea constatencoi- HtI with JJIJL Ciana tsnlcs, alar pension, a sufficient sum UNDERTAKER ANO EMBALMER, with the Sisters. tS ON FILB OmCI AND RKtilDKNCK. Ml <»RANT ST., TERMS. I attheofficeof THIS PAPER JVsor iks OatkadrsU, P B0Md W 'ssasS-ï: I CURE FIT8J «ML ' "hing. Mending. THE H. P. HUBBARD CO., Judciou« Ad. ame i sav eure I do not mean mmii to atoo fh m th Hanrli Mlablea, 'id avenue. 93d Ward. ti*«iim.«adU».o bave thein roturo o«aín. I olivina C«a«iaaeaaiavi P'f SesMon of 10 Months,»^ "•I tkm - « *i «blldm vertising Agents & Experts, New Haven, Ct If..:''., I haw» toad- th« dia«».« I.I Frrs i'Pftr Hoard during vacation PITTSBrROQ, PA. I'PsY or FALLI NU 8I0K «Ksrtl aïlIe-looaecortr.^S Piano Lessons and osa of Inst^rawt aa Our Autbonted Agent« whe can qeom our eei lowest • arraat laj mardj to eure the wont caaraT iWi .ufc Organ Lessons aad use of Instrument Ia edaetitmg tales. Adve'ti««wieets da- MT Order« prompt- •f*™ nave jailed la no rotinoti for not now raceévina a iigiwd, proof» «b.w»i aad MtiiM««. el by Telephone . TTfH.»' enea tut a tna ia. «Od a Fnw Boula Payment! strictly in advance. -cestia ANY aamMpaa, lanvaided to ly attended to. Telephone». 1172-2 M V ¿•¿V.LÍÍ.R''.'Í~;' I VTM» «ML I'LWT !>««,. Lotterà of inquirv should be addr^rf ssipewslSis eerbes eeea aeeocatw H7f-3». Movane A tursi ua, A Ito.m a, p- „ t,,, hTSL- Il-1.. KOOT, U. I .. I sa l'imi nt. >c» Vark. Superior, Blairsvi^ Indl^a^*** Jan 7-Kt eow apr 14 sagU^tf «OTHlfa SÜPIRIoT THE CATHOLIC. 7

PENXMYLVANIt RAILROAD. xm THE HOUSEHOLD. I THE FARM AND GARDEN. • • • • • On and after June 30, 186 8, traina will leave Union Station, Pittsburgh, I Eastern Standarp IS PUBLISHED EVEKY SATURDAY *» YOU SUFFERER Tim«) as follows: M<>N APPLI; Cl'STAKD* —Stew SALTPETRE SOLUTION FOR INSM rs MAIN LINE EASTWARD. sub arid apples to a pulp, aft r peel —One table spoonful in a pail of JACOB PORTDR, SCROFULA New York and Chicago Limited of Pullman ing and coring them, adding to six water. A pint poured around each It In that Impurity III ttio blood, which, ac- from Biliousnee s. Constipation, Piles, Vestibuled Cars, daily 7:15 a m., ariving at Har- Comer of Fifth 4HM< and Or an I ATMI large apples the grated rind and juice cumulating lu th« (lautla u( ttio neck, pro* hill of cucumbers or squashes is very Sick Headache Sour Stomach, Colds. risburg at 1:55 p ID, Philadelphia 4:45 pm, New duct»» unsightly lumps or «wetliiiga; which of one lemon, and six tablespoonluls fork 7:00 p m., Baltimore 4:45 p tu, Washing- good for the plants and very bad lor Liver Trouble. Jaundic.e. Dizziness. (Entrance (in Fifth arena«.) causes painful running sores on tbo arms, ton 5:55 p in. of sugar: when the apple sauce is | bug both striped and black. H td taste HI the Mouth, etc. — loll Atlantic Express daily at 3:80 a m, arrive at I legs, ot W; which dcvelojMS» ulcers In the cold, add to it four eggs, beaten eyed, earn, or tioso, often causing blindness or which burrow at night in ths earth need Suffer no longer — Harritbarg It).20 » in, Philadelphia 1:15 p ». TEH MM, IN ADVANCE: smoothly, with (our tablespoonsfuls about the plants. Cut worms are New York 1:00. deaineas; which la tlu? origin of pimples, can- Mail traia daily, except Sunday, S ii a in, crrou» growth*, or the many other niamfeat* of sugar and a pint of milk; put the also said to dislike earth treated with I eopy, by Mail, per vtiar -....fl •• WARNER'S SAFE PILLS arriving at Harrisburg 7 00 p m. Sunday Mail 1 oopy, for six monthi 1 || tlons uaually Ascribed to "humor»;" which, custard thus made into a dozen small saltpetre. This is a remedy which cer 8:40 a to. Single oopie« fastening upon tho lungs, causos consumption cups, set them in a dripping pan con ta i ii I y Mill be very useful to the plants, will rure you. I' Day Express, daily at 8:00 a tn, arriving at and death. Doing thd most undent, It is the hey have CUrtd j CLUE RATES; taming sufficient cold water to reach and if, as it is claimed, it destroys and irns of thousand». Harrisburg 3:20 p u>, Philadelphia 6:50 p m. most general of all diseases or affections, foi They possess New York »:36 p m, Baltimore 11:45 p m, Wash- 4 eopiea, per year ff ft very tew persons are entirely free from it. half way up the sides of the cups, keeps away insect marauders, it will ington is:00 pm. 8 oopie*, per year ....._ 14 M and bake the custards in a moderate prove most valuable. The saltpetre these points of superiority: sugar Mail Express, daily at 1:00 p m, arriving at 15 cwpiea, per year J J || How Can oven for about fifteen minutes, or un- solution is useful to any plant which coated; purely vegt iahie. contain no i Harrisburg 1,0:45 p in, connecting at Harrisburg 20 copies, per year (J 00 with Philadelphia Express. til they are firm. is attacked by insects which at any Larger Clubs, per year, at the rate of 1 M It Be CURED calomel, mercury or mineral ot any Philadelphia Express daily at 4:30 p m, ar- By these term» it will be »een that Tan Cava- These custards can be made with- time burrow in the ground. It does riving at Harrisburg 1:00 a in, Philadelphia ouc is the cheapest |>eriodi Vork 7:10 a in. State». often when othi •r medicines have failed, has to take; mild in operation; and for Eastern Express daily, 7:15 p m, daily, arriv- jpVSingle oopie» fur «ale at the Catholls available by substituting lemon es certain that it is as efficacious an in- | ing 2:2.i a in, Baltimore 4:15 a m, Washington Bookstores. proven itself u be a potent aud peculiar sence; or when the flavor is not de secticide as could be wished. the»e reasons are fspfCially tbe fat - 638 a m, Philadelphia 5:25 a m, and New York uiedlelne /or this disease. Some of these The Rev. Clergy, and other» anxious for ths sired, any good flavoring es ence can The currant worm is said to be orites Of women. Ark lor exposition of Catholic Doctrine^ and the da- cures art* really wonderful. If you suffer from Fast Lins, daily at 9:00 p a, arrii be substituted for it, and the name of ng at 11 ar- fence of Catholic principles, are respectfully la- scrofula, he sure to try Hood's Sarsapariila. much inconvenienced ii the bushes • risburg at 4: 45 a na, Philadelphia 8:! • a m, New sted to act as our Agents and Correspondent*. ** Every spring my wife and children have the dish changed; grated nutmeg, or lar»* well mulched with coal ashes.— WARNER'S SAFE PILLS. York 11:30 s Washing been troubled with scrofula, sores breaking powdered spice, can be used to re- Probably if some wood ashes were ton ADVERTISIJIG RATEM: All through trains connect at Jersey City with out on them in various places. My little boy, I place it. Putting the custards into mixed with the coal ashes, greater re- oss socAaa >r 10 uaaa: three years old, lias been a terrible sufferer. FACE, HANDS, FEET, boats of "Brooklyn Annex." for Brooklyn, S.Y., | the pan of water ensures their baking sults would be ohiaiaed. and all their imperfections, Including Fa avoiding double ferriage and journey through | > -.41 M I Two SBonth».. lit* Last spring he was one mass of sores from head clai Development. Superfluous Halr.Blrtt to fact. I was advised to use Hood's Saxsapa- without the formation of whey. It should be remembered that all j Marks. Motes. Warts. Moth. "recKlin Pet New Y ork City. | Two times 1 7i I Three months. T •• I Tinac. Acne. Iti'k H>-nil*.3c» r* Pitting am rilla, and we have all taken It. The result Express for Cresson and Ebeniburg 2 55 p. in | Three time» 2 5» I Sis months.... IS N | applications intended to prevent the ' ' Or. John II W .«..ilrar. One month > o) | One M H is that all have been cured of the scrofula, PARSNIPS BREADED AND FRIED.— attacks of insects, or to destroy in- Johnstowi Accommodation cept c unday, Marriage*, 75 centa; death*. 50 oeata; obituary my little boy being entirely free from sores, Wash three or four large parsnips, at 3t:4o p ta. notices, 10 cents per Use; business locals, If sects already infesting plants are very 1876 -Twelve Years' Maintained Superiority—1887 and all four of my children look bright and scrape ofl the skins, split them in Act 11: p ui week da only I cents per line. healthy." W. B. ATOTRTOX, PassialcClty.IT . J. much more efficacious when used | SHtl COOK El» t>l> IIIMItitTi:» slices about half an inch thick and On Sunday, 10:30 p in. promptly. Delay is eminently dan j Wall's Accommodation, »:li, 9:00, 10:44 a m; j Hood's Sarsapariila three inches long, put them over the gerous, since not only do insects in* A.B.C. CRUSHED WHITE OATS 12:15, 2:00,3:00,5:00, 5:30, 6:40, 8:00, 0:30; 10:45 Sold by all drugglsta. J1: •!» forf-V Prepared only lire in enough salt water to cover crease very rapidly, but when young A.B C WHEAT, A B.C. BARLEY. A.B.C. MAIZE. p m, and 12:10 a in | except Monday). Sunday,j CITY SAVINGS BANK, by C, I. HOOD & CO., Apotlxwarle»,L»wett, Mui them, and boil them until they are Carefully Hulled. Easily Digested. 12:10 a m, 12:30, 6:40, and 0:40 pm. and their skin thin, as in young lar Wilkinsburg Accommodation, 6:05, 6:30, 6:50, IOO Doses One Dollar lender; when the parsnips are lender, Made from the Finest Grain. Read; in Tea Minute*. 8ixth Ave. and Smithfield street vje it almost always is. many reine TWICK COOKMDl 7 40, 8:40a m; 12:01, 4 45, 6:10, 5:20, 5:40, 5:50, I 6:10. 10:00 p m. Sunday, 1:05 andS.-15 p to. PITTSBURGH. PA. drain them and lay them on a towel I dies act directly through the skin, and Tbo superiority of thane ELY'8 AMERICAN Braddock Accotn.,5:50, 6:40, 7:20, 8:lu, 10:00, to tree them from moisture; put over accomplish very much more than Cereals is owing to their be- CBEAtt BALMj ing twice cooked,tirxt by j 11:15 a m, 12:30, 1:30, 3:25, 4:10, 6:00,6:25,7:20 the fire a fry ing kettle hall full of fat; later, when the insects are larger and steam end rttib enoenlly CAPITAL $100.000, with Prifliege of $^000. QREARFAST roasted with soper-healed and 8:35 p in, week days. Sundays, 5:35 a m Cleanses th roll the parsnips in cracker dust, dip air - desiccated —which re- and 2:30 p m. stronger. moves alt traces of moisture SURPLUS, ¡\floo Nasal Passages them in beaten egg, ami again roll QEREALS. and rentiers them most eauy MAIN LINE WESTWARD. them in cracker dust; when the fat Ti an-art» a General Banking Hueineaa. Allays Paias ITEMS ON TOMATO CULTURE. — In PrtirrM Pufmlrd. Train» arrive at Union Station as follows:— begins to smoke drop in the breaded \«U fnr A. B.C. Brand. KrilMrrr« i Western Express, daily .„.7:45 a m j Collections a Mperlalty. Arrounts iBflaaaation experiments in training tomatoes. P4IK SALE BY A I.I. «RIM KK«. parsnips and brown them; when they &»nd for descriptive circolare to ; Mail Train, daily ...„8:20 p m Mollrlted. conducted last year at the farm of the THE CE HEALS M'F'G CO , 83 MURRAY ST. S V Heals (he Sere are brown take them out of the tat Pacific Express, daily „12:45 p m INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSIT«. I Michigan Agricultural College, the Chicago Limited Express, daily 8:30 p m Restarts th with a skimmer, lay them on brown method that gave the greatest satis Revolvers Fast Line, daily „11:55 pm DIRECTORS: geases of Tasi paper to free them Iroiu fat, and then faction consisted in a simple rack .Rifles ! Johnstown Accotn., except Sunday,...„10: 20a tn 1 ÉkJte I Oyster Express, except Monday 6:10 a m serve them hot. I that was continuous throughout the Jama* Callery, W. J. Barns, and Smell. I I Sreensburg Accommodation, daily 9:20 p m James Phelan, P. LeGauflon, row. About every six or eight feet fluVMU.mtiterilJ Express from Ebenaburg and Cresson, 10:35 Patrick Kane, William Sample, BROILED HAM.—Cut two or three TRY THTCURE.H*?T FEVER a stout stake was driven on either I a m. Monday oiiiy. Cha». F. McKenna. G. W. Schmidt, slices of ham about a quarter of an Wall's Accommodation, 6,40, 7:40, 9:01, 11:00 side of the row, and filteen inches JOH.H J. niTCHEL, James Curraa, C. O'Donnell, A particle ia applied into each nostril and is inch thick; put them in a dripping a m; 1:20, 2:30, 4:00. 6:00, 6:45, 7:30, 10:00 and J. Dawson Callery, J. C. Reilly, agreeable, 50 cents at Druggists; by mail, reg- from the plant, the stakes when firm | I 11:30 p m, and 12:35 night. Sunday, 10:20 am, pan, cover them with cold water, and Robt. Cunningham. istered, 60 eeitts. ELY BROTHERS, 56 War- Iv driven, standing something over a ATTORNEY AT LAW. 7:20 and 11:00 p m. ren street, Sew York. jan 7 set the pan on the fire until the water FFICE: eornar of Fifth avenue and Grant JAMES CALLERY, Pmidmu. foot high. A strip of old boards was Wilkinsburg Accommodation, 6:30,7:06, 7:30, is hot; then wipe the slices of ham on O •treat, front room, second floor. Entrance 8:15, 8:45, 9:40 a tn; 1:35, 5:45, 6;05, 6:30, 7:00, W. J. BURNS, Pice Pruid**,. nailed near the top of the posts along j No 441 Grant »treat. I 7:45 and 11:00 p in. Sunday, 10:10 am; 7:10 J. W. TAYLOR, (Suiter. Where Are You Going? a clean dry towel, place them be- I either side of the row. Then edgings p m. Bank open daily, from • A. M. to I P. M. When do you start T Where from T How mttnj tween the bars of a double wire grid- were tacked across from one side to j RAILWAY TRAINS RUNNING Bradduek Accommodation, 7:76, >30, 8:30, ! lit your party? What amount ot freight of iron, and quickly broil them over a ! 9:20, 11:5V am; 12:18,2:00, 3:00, 5:03,5:33,7:22, baggage have you? What route do you prefer? the other, lour about each plant, and 0pon receipt of an answer to the above ques- hot fire. Meanwhile heat a platter TO AND FROffl PITTSBURGH. 8:10, 8:55 and 10:30 p m, week days. Sunday CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. a foot apart. The plant now found 7:00 a m, 4:00 D m. tions you will be furnished, free ot expense, with in the oven, having first put on it a l< «st rates, itself growing up between horizontal | ffillj me tables,pam- I tablespoonful each of butler and vin- Pennsylvania Company's Lines. SOUTHWEXTERN PENN RAILWAY. or other valu- edgings, and as it began to lop the j ation which egar or lemon juice, and a plentiful P., F. W. & ('., C. P.. A. A P A For Uniontnwn, at S:.'i5 am and 4:25p tn, with- MO. 64 FOURTH AVENUK. 1« inftmn- •»iiwa«. rack held it above the ground. Upon II save tronfile, time nrid money. Agents will seasoning of pepper. As won as the E. ¿1 P. Roads. out change of can, 1:00 p m, connecting at call in person where necessary. Parties not this simple rack the tomatoes needed Greensbnrg. [Seeond floor.] ham is broiled transler it to the plat- Condensed Time Table of Passenger Trains, ready to answer above questions should out out no tying nor training, and spread Train« arrive from I'niontown at 9-45 a m, and preserve t his notice for future reference. It lj ter containing the acid and pepper, corrected to June 10, 18*8. Train» leave Union | 12:45, 6:15 and 8:20 p in. may become useful. Address C. H. Warren, I themselves freely to the sunlight.— Station, Central Standard Time, as follow«: P1TTSBCROB, PA. General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minn., or and serve it at once. WEST PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. S. L. WARKEX, General Eastern Agent, 287 | The circulation of the air under the For Chicago, 7:15, am, 12:20,13:40,7:45,11:20 Broadway, New Y'ork. A dish ot fried eggs or poached racks was so free that there was no p m. From Federal street Station, Allegheny City: I Bend for new map of Northwest. For Toledo, 7:1 J am, 12:20,12:40 and 11:20 pm. eggs may be served with it. [ unusual danger of rot. This is de Mail train, for Blairaville 6:45 a to For Crestline. 5:45 a m. Express, for Blairtville, connecting for ARTHIR O'LEIEÏ, ettuce ridedly the best rack tried. It was ASSET», Jan. I, 18»««. IS(W,«4I It LETTUCE ALAD.—Chop For Cleveland, 6:10,7:15 a m, 12:55 and 11:05 Butler 3:15 p m S noticed also that the Iruit ripened pm. Butler Accommodation 2:25 and ....6:00 p m | ROBERT J. AND3RS0N, Pruridml. [sow—na TO rmO. I. O'LSABT.] small and mix in a little of young 1 more uniformly here than on the For New Castle, Meadville, Erie, Youngstewn, Springdalo Acoom., 11:40 a m, 6:38 and 8:00 p m : JAMES PHELAN, P<>« /VeauW 1MP0K1KE AND D1ALIK I S onions it liked, make a sauce for and Ashtabula, 7:20 a m, 12:20 p m. Freep<>rt Aooom., 4:10 and 10:30 p m WILLIAM BARKER, JR., 7Veanir«r. I plants that were ti^d 1« stakes. them in the proportion nl a table- For New Castle, Youngstown, Nile* »nil James- On Sunday 12:50 and 9:30 p m J. F. LAMKER, Secretary. Apollo Accommodation, 10:45 a m and 5:05 p m JOHN S. GRACE, General Agent. spoonful of sugar to two of vinegar, On the same grounds some obser- town, 3:40 p m. CHINA, GLASS, For Alliance, 4:10 p in. Allegheny Junction Accommodation. AND and a little black pepper. vations were made in tomato rot, For Wheeling and Bellaire, 6:10 a m, 12:55, connecting for Butler - 20 a m Insure» on Churches, Academies, PnbHe 1 which makes its first appearance as 3:30 p m. Blairtville Accommodation 11:45 p m Building?. and other property, taken at lowest COLD SLAW.—Take a small head For Beaver Falls. 4:00 and 5:05 p m. Trains arrive at Federal street Station: rate* consistent with safety, and large llaei a slight spotty discoloration about Express, connecting from Butler 10:33 a m I placed in reliable companies represented by SO. 4«* WOOD 8TR.IÏT. of cabbuge. alter removing six or For Leetadale, 5:30 a m. the apex of the tomato, gradually ex | ALLEGHENY:— Mail train 2:35 p m GRACE * LANkER, ilium /WU and Diamoma a%, seven outside leaves and cutting ofl lending, and becoming; darker, until For Conway, 6:45 a in, 10:30 p in. Butler Accommodation...9:33a m; 4:40, 7:26 p m j Successors to Redmond J. Grace and John R. Plttaburirh. Pa. the stalk as close as possible, chop F«r Bearer Falls, 8:00, 11:00 a in, 4:10, 6:16 Blairsville Accommodation 18:30 p m | Gloninger A Co. the whole top of the Iruit sinks in.— Free port Acoom 7:40 a m, 1:30 and 7:56 p m fine, and mix with plenty oi vinegar, i P FILANE MCKNIGHT. WM. VICTORY. This disease attacks the fruit at any For Enon, 3:00 p m. On Sunday 10:10 a m and 7:00 p m ' salting it to taste. time alter it is a third or a quarter For Leetsdale, 5:40,10:00 11:45 a m, and 2:00, ! Springdale Accom...6:l0 a m, 3:02 and 9:48 p m j Kenton Initurance Co., i 4:30, 4:45, 6:30, 7:00, 9:00, p m. | Apollo Accommodation...,3:48 a m and 5:40 p m ! C •** • a grown. Tomato rot is of fungus on- COVIHGTON, KY. OMELET WITH KIDNEYS.—Take Sunday trains—From Pittsburgh. For Chi- RR KNIGHT & VICTORY, Abundant use of stable manure MONONUA11F.LA DIVISION. calf's kidney roasted, chop it fine and gin- ottgo, 7:15 a m, 12.20,12:10, 7:45, 11:20 p m. Fur TOTAL AHMETM, 6303.07T M 416 SMITBP1ELB STRIKT, appears to augment the disease. Train» leave Union Station, Pittsburgh, a» fol- beat it with eggs; cook ihem as di- | Cleveland, 11:05 p m. For Toledo, 12:20, 12.40 Capital Stock, all paid up $209,66« p a. Youngstown, 12:20 p— m . Roc^—k Point, low«: Re insurance Reserve 66,89S rected for plain omelet. 3:2o am. Prom Allegheny: For Fair Oaks, 11:40 For Monongahela City, West Brownsville and TESTING THE COWS.—A corres- a m: Leetsdale, S:30 p ta. i Uniontown, 11:00 a m. For Monongahela City isTasinaars TO ASSSTS: Bonds aad Stocks 6T per eeat. WOSDERS.—Tablespoonful oi but pondent ol the Hoard a Diaryrnan, TRAINS ARRIVE AT UNION STATION: I and West Brownsville, 7:02 aad 11:00 a m, and 4:25 p m. On Sunday, 1:01 p m. Mortgage* IS ter, one ol sugar, one egg, a little visiting a neighbor's stable, made a From Chicago, l.-à0, 6:00, B:.>5 a m; 7:25, 7:45 ! Balance working Capital for every 1 STEAM AND p m. i For Monongahela City 5:40 p m. week days. •pice. -Mix stifi with flour, and boil test of two cows standing side by side Dravosburg Accommodaoton, 2:00, 5:20, 6.20 day use J St which had been giving milk about the I Toledo, 1:50, a m; 7:25 p m. | aad 11:35 p. m. On Sunday, 9:40. GAS FITTERS,! in lard. Crestline, 2:10 p m. Total 166 same time. The product of one was West Elisabeth Accommodation, 8:50 a tn. DBALBM 1« Young»t«wn and New Castle, 7:4*> p m. GRACE * LAMKER. BEETS.—Boil the beets till tender, lorty cents per day more than the es- | Trains from I'niontown, West Brownsville aad OAS AND OIL CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS Cleveland, 5:50 a m, 2:2oion Station, Pittsburgh, as follows, Central 14:00 and "9:20 p in. The Frrr C hair Cur Line. B8C8&AYIM OP CICRCRKS A SPECIALTY. these soaps is as good now as it was be made Irom improved stock. Yet I Standard Time: For Unioetown, t6-.l 1:00, !*:30 a tn, fl:10 before the reduction, or if in the man- The shortest sail Quickest Route to 0t- Work done in the most Artistic manner, these are the very men who complain Por Cincinnati and St, Louis, 7;80 a m, 7:46 and T4:S0 P m. from Original Designs of my own. ufacture of the same, worthless and the loudest oi hard times, and declare I and 11:15 p m. For Mt. Pleasant, |"8:00 a m, tl:10 and t*:0i Kansas City, 8t Joseph and Omaha 1« LORRY STREET, TROY HIM.. poisonous ingredients were not used Donniaon 2:45 pm. p m. with most emphasis that the larm For Columbus and Chicago, 12:65 p m. 19:30 a tn, f3:35, AMD ALL POINTS WEST. ALLEGHENY CITY. to give them that whiteness of ap- For Washington. Pa., «7:00 does not pay. If it does not pay. Wheeling, 7:80 a m; 12:05, 2:45 p m. fS:39, »8:30 and Jll:55 p m. Pom Offie* Bost 107, Htobnrgh, Pa. pearance and the floating quality ol Steuben ville, 5:55 a m. tJ:35. »8:30 For Tickets, Maps, aad further information whose fault is it!—Breeder's Gazette. For Wheeling, »7:00, t» 30 a m, ask your ticket agent, or write June IS which their makers have so much to Washington, 5:55, 8:35am; 1:55,3:30,4:55pm. and Jll:65 p m. Bulger, 10:10 am. For Cincinnati anl St. Lonis, *7iOO am,* 8:30, GRATEKUL—COMPOKTINC;. say. By wearing linen washed with A. M. BRACKEN RIDGE, THE water which dairy cows Bargettstown, 5:25 p m. fll-,55 p m. such soap, the Rev. Mr. Baerlocher, Man.fieW, 7:15, 8:35, 11:90 a in; 1,55, 3:30, For Columbus, *7:00, :30 a m, :30 aad CENTRAL PASSENGER AGENT, ol Prairie du Long contracted the dis- drink, if impure, will spread its im 4:6a, 6:30, 8:3a, 1S:4S pm. $11-55 pm. EPPS'S COCOA. :S5, 1:30 Cor. 7th Ave. and SmithSeld it., Pittsburgh, Pa. ease oi blood poisoning, attended purity to their milk, and the quantity MeDooald. 4:15 and tOiOO pm. For Newark. *7 60, f9:30 a m, and $11:66 p m. sept 4 BREAKFAST. and quality oi their food also makes From the West, 1 50, 6:00 a jn; 3:20, 5:55 p m. r3:35 and <8,30 with running sores and excruciating Dennison, 9:35 a m. For Chicago, *7:00, f9:30 a m, "By a thorough knowledge of tbe natural laws its influence ielt upon the quautity agony. We call attention to this Stonbenville, 5:05 p m. IP m. INCANNATI BEILFOUNDRY GO which gwern the operations of digestion and nu- and quality of the milk. Train» arrive from Philadelphia, Baltimore trition, and by a careful application of the fine fact, to warn the public against the Wheeling, 9:35 a m; 3:20, 5:56 p m. Bargettstown, 7:16, a in, and Washington, «7:00 a m aad «» 45 p m. • SUCCESSORS HfBUMfERsEUS TO TSE properties of »eB- »elected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has use of this soap. For more than 25 From Columbus, Cincinnati and Chicago, *7:45 "BLYMYER MANUFACTURING CO provided oar breakfast table* with a delicately ALL voung animals need room for Washington, 6:55, 7:50, V:55 a m; 2:35, 6:20 H.v C*T*l0GUt WITH 1600 TTSTIMONIAlS. years "Dreydoppel's soap" has been m a n, *9:40 p in. exercise. Calves should not be too P - *5TI.LS.CHURCH .SCHOOL FIRT ALAR* flavored beverage, which may save o* many heavy Mansfleld, 5:35, 6:55, 7:50 9:06 am; 12:45 and From Wheeling, *7:44, tlt:30 a m, t5 00, doctors' hills. It is by the jadickiu» aee of such known as the purest and best in this dec S-26t eow. closely confined when being fed by 16:0« p m. *9:40 p tn. articles of diet that a constitution may be gradu- country, for all purposes for which Through Sleeping Cars to Baltimore, Washing ally bijttt up until strorig enough to resist every hand. (Jolts require even more room, Bulger, 1.-40 p m. Por the soap is used. It is always reliable, as they are iond oi galloping around McDonald. 6:35 a m, 9:00 p m. I ton snd Cincinnati. benefit tendency to disease. Hundred» of subtle mala- •Dally. tDaily, eicept Sunday ¿Sunday M tfeON diw areflo«u-»g aroun d na, reedy to attack wher- •«nelly pure, never poisons the blood, so enclosure. Sunday—For Cincinnai«, and the West, 7:36 '« Daily, except Bator- CHEAP EXCURSIONS. am; 7:45 and 11:16 p m. Burgettntown, 11:35 a only. 'Saturday only, lookinc tor new locations or lnvvotmetta, semi- ever there U a week point. We may escape many bat disinfects and cleanses thorough- day. monthly excursions hare been simo|Mt,at one a fatal shaft by keeping oaraeives well fortifled m. Mansfield, 8:85 p m. McDonald, 4:lf p in. ill cell for litre tor the round trip, to ail Soluta la Dakota ly. Mr. Dreydoppel guarantees im- A new brand of towls-—the Orping- From the West, 6:00, a tn; 5:66 p na. Bargetts- The Pittsburg"T""""h *Transfe r Company residence» I and Minnesota. TlckeUfir-tciaoa an d good tor with pare blood, and a properly nourished frame." and check baggage from hotel» and residence. pxtipus »4- —Snt Service Oom**U. maculate whiteness, sweetness, andno ton—is just coming into notice among town, 9:05 a m. Manafleld, 6:26 p m. McDon- ald, 9:90 p m. upon order* left at B k it. Ticket office, comer ^¡^ H. w- - JKJVj-t^ A Made simply with boiling water or Bilk. Sold wash-room odor for linen washed English poultry men. It is claimed Fifth avenue aad Wood street. S»n«tsl Passenger only In half pound tins by Oroeer»,libelled tbu» K. A. FORD. Gea'l Pass'r Ag't, Pittsburgh. Agent, SU Paul, Minn. with his soap. To be had in stores that they are good layers and table J. F. MILLER, Gea'l 9up't, Columbus, 0. W. M. CLEMENTS, Manager. JAMBS EPPS A CO., Homoeopathic Chemists, C. K. LORD, Geo. Pass. Agent. M *s!mA nor SS-lSt eow London, Vaglaad- everywhere. fowls. JAS. McCRE A. Gen'l Manager, Pittsburgh. 8 THE CATHOLIC. PITTMM'KtH MARKETS. SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! The following »r* th» wholesale prie« i» fill- SEMPLE'S STORES ATT MjW lag orderi. From «to'* a small advance i» mad» . THE BARGAIN MONTH. MWS, 107 4 10» Frdrral «t., in tbw* q natations :— ELEIiJ.% VT OIL PAI\TI.\I* OF Pirm»p*ai, July 18,1888. ALLEGHENY CITY. PA. 0r«Hi.-W)>Mt: red, 90(§>93 $ bu»tel.- POPE LEO XIII.. Cojtj shelled, Mo; wr, 57@óSc V bath. Oat» JOSEPH HORNE & CO.'S mixed, 36@37o; white, 41i@«tìo V bu»h. Holy lirarI ol flary, or Marred llrarl oi JrMi», Rye bu*h. RETAIL STORES. Flowr.—t»Boy lauiily wintar, »5 »0 V INCLUDING GILT FRAME, bbl.; fancy funi!;, 74®4 00 V bhl-; I IHRIM F, SALE •4 00(g>4 25 >» bbl.; buckwheat, >» lb. "WITM.^Bb. JK-w«©*^*- A H^u roliace. AppU*.—.Soiling,accordingt«quality,»112 iO BARGAINS—Special bargain» in as 5o V w,>- every department of our big »tore. HI 1 lil (ili Vi flutter.—Choieecreamy, 11 @2le; ebolce dairy, W. T. CANNON, Over 90 pieces dark styles India 18(&10e ft ». Barjtain* in Kien bo 131 Smithlirl«! Srlpel, t dosrs from Diamond Strrel. rtitsburfb. Pa. Ìmmu.—Primo navie», $2A5<$3»0 V »h. Silks, f I 25 quality at 75c—the im- j porter had to Bland the loss, hence lima, >*c V _ OPEN TIM. 1» EVIMM.N. MATI'RDAY TIM. II. Chtft. In joobing »ay, Ohio factory, 84® these prices. Departiiirnt liti« Wrrk> 3c; Now York Uo»hej, lOo ^ te. Ontnberri».—Choice Cape Cod, $3 25 @ 3 50 $ We bare made some beav/ pure basca of *ea* I MM A SILKS KKDI CKD. •nable góocte at our own prìces—of wbieh our box§fy.—Froth. , lS@18c ^ do». Till: C ASH S«w«aor.—25@28c >» ft. ouatomers wilì get tbe benefit at tbì» sale. Bay.—Timothy, «IS 60@2l 00 $ ton. MARSHELJ A GROCER! One hundred and twenty-three Mill Fttd,—Brim, »14 25@14 50; middling* WHOLESALE TEA DEALER. pieces, while and light tinted grounds, j 11« 00(^2« 00; chopped feed, «20 00<$21 0« V Come and see these bargains; finest ton. Pay Cwb ami 4o«i't i**jr jrour Neighl Debt* i I will guarantee ve you 20 per cent POWDER iroaod. on your (¡roctrici. goods only, best quality of cloth, and DRESS (¡001)8. /W«r».—Chicken», 7ti@75o ^ pair. Orwerif.—Coffee: Rio, 16J@19ioi Mocha, \bsolutely Pure. | all the most fashionable colors, at "n our cheap countor, gplenùid aaaortment of 26}; Java, 24£<§>24à; Maracaibo, 10J; Santo», Th 1 powder never varie*. A marvel of puri much lower prices than ever before 204. Sugar: Patent cut loaf, Sjjo; powdered, 7|e; SAMPLE PRICES: Drosa Fabrica at Ili- in neat Plaid», Check*. ty, strength and whoiesomenes^. More econom- | o lie red. Stripas and Mixture*. Better gradea, in |tnt granulated Tic; Standard A, 6|o; Soft A, 04«; ical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold Wine and Lemon Crackers, (linger Snapa and (linger Cake* ..6c per pound. Choice Yellow, ól@f>ic. Syrup: choieetugar, Bargains in Summer Dress Goods. ! rariety, at 15c. ISc and 2i>8. in competition with the multitude of low test, Hire K EVE KI.OI R. All- SSo gallon; black »trap, 19oj N. 0. Mola»»«», short weight aluui or pbo*phate powder*. Sold Fine imported French Kobe Fat- 'I, tig Ut weight mixture?, various < 44> Fancy Mixed Tea j|, L, pound ings, choice novelties, all at special Line» of 75 and loo Fabrics, now at 500. At "5c and UOe English and French Suitings »boulder», Tic; breakfaet bacon, 1 i»|c; bacon clear Bxtra per pound reductions. »idea, V4c; dried bMf, 124c; mm pork, $14 0* V p^ manly real value, $1 Do to $1 Si), MEXI) EtlK WEEKLY PKICE LI8T. New Challies, 6c to 50c a yard. bbl.; lard: refined, in tierce», Sto; pali», and Save menev by purchasing now. bucket», $4(98} V ft. iSi- Order* amounting to $10 will b» packed and shipped to any point within 200 mile» 'I raveling Suit Dress Goods, all- Tmtlo*.—Country, *4e; oity, 4 Jo. W 4 RSI! ELI 4« and 81 (Jhio strtrf^ rornfr Satidu&ky tttrftf, Jllic^htny, wool. double width, plain and fancy ANO Bern*f.—White clover, 14 <9 lie; busk wheal, ; juiyT effects, light colorings, at 2ac, 37Ac llQISe lb. BEAUTY Potatoi,—In »jobbing way, at $3 00 £ S 25 I and 50c a yard; such values were C RnnoiES Coas * fcbi- utwwia Homing.—In a jobbing way, f'SV bbl Skin and Blood Discas*« never known before. SILKS. In our Suit room prices reduced on I Onion*.—$3 75<$4 Oflf* bbl. '•o- Pimpus to Scawruuk Black and Colored Silks 50c up. A genuin« Rag».—Whit* mixed ootton, lie; all-wool. entire stock of Satine Suits, and pen can do justice to the esteem in which bargain in Black Uru» Grain at 75c, $1 00 an White Lawn Suits, and White Lace I • 1 75, worth 50c a yard more re»pective1y, A Carbon Oil.—Refined, 1 Oo V gallon. TicffJtA 11km em ks are held by the thout- I and* whose lives have been made happy bv the Suits, and White Embroidered Suits. | very superior quality at $1 7* and $2 00. A DrUd Fnit.—Evaporated pared peeche», S9 ¡ cure of agonising, humiittating, itching, sctUy, our Sumner Silk* at low price* to clear. Also, our big Wash Goods Depart- j @S5c; uspared, 17@18o V ft. Apple», 7i<£10 and pimply dis« tttt of the skin, sculp, and blood, f ft. ment offers entirely new choice and Ftat\rr. — Choice, 40 @ 60c $ ft. with loss of bair. I CoTtCOTtA, the great Skin Cure, and CcTtoi RA r 3~d».—T.mothy,$J 25<0:|H> V bn»h.; ilo' . Ha«, the Finr«f Dinplai ol M|»rin; l^oori*. i:ver>liown new designs, in line qualities of both I Soar,an cxqnisite.Skin Beautifier, prepared from American and French Salines at very j er, $4 26 ®à 00. I it, externally, and Cfticvka Kesolvkkt, the I New Blood Purifier, internally, are a positive BY ANY low prices. No trashy Salines at | MILLINERY. euro for every form of skin and blood disease, any price. from pimples to scrofula. FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE IX THIS CITY. Our real Anderson Ginghams at Jlat* and Bonnets, newest shapes, at abo Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticara, 50e: Soap, half price; Ribbon», Flower*, Tips, Gauze, at MT. ST. MARY'S fOLLEKE, only 25c. lie; Resolvent, II. Prepared by the Potter There is no end to variety of patterns in new Carpets shown, and Furni- Ornament* for trimming* at low prices. Drug and Chemk ai. Co., Boston, Mass. SPECIAL—Some decidedly extra j EMMIT8BURG, MD. ture. everything that heart could wish for. But Send for "How to Cure Skin Disease*." bargains in Summer Silks on counter ! jfEar^Fimple*, blackheads,chapped and oily "»v- to-day. HIS In*ututi»n continue» to give that tho- i ekin prevented by Cuticura Snap. rough • lawical and Mathematical Education OUR S18 CHAMBER SUIT Embroideries, Laces, Parasols, I n- i 1 ^MJ Kbeuuiati*ui, Kiiiney I'ain* and Weak- for which it ha» long been celebrated. derwear. Hosiery. See ihe July ! A Commercial Course, optional to the (Indents, I t AitiM* «peedily cured by Cutii-ura Anti Pain i M^KA •»•» VMCEHI; AXII. WASH GOODS. is conducted by competent Professors. «''^I'lMter, the only pain-killing plaster. bargains in ihese departments—the There ia also a separate department for juniors. Hard wood, finished three colors. bargain month. ^ «atine», fije, i0c, Hj.-, ISc, 30c and 25e. Situated in a very healthy locality at the foot H C. DICKENSON & CO., Stripetl and Fignred Batistas, Sic, 8c and 10c. of the Blue Ridge Mountain*, and far away from LlMiTKD,' /.epher Ginghams, 1Kriaklee, tc, be ani the distraction» and danger* ef a city, thi» Col- Manufacturera' Agent* for CAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE COMPLETE \H EVERY DETAIL See the bargain- in Wash Fabric*. lege offer* peculiar advantage« to student» 'RTAItOARD SC'AI.EH ot'all size. Come, drop in. always welcome, whether you want to buy or not. For Catalogue add re*» Road Grading " tee I Plows and Scrapers. REV. ED*» P. ILLES, A. M„ The Buffalo Standard Combination Beam | JOS. HORNE & CO.'S july 14- tm President. Stork Scaio i* the beat in the a arket CASH, OR ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLYIPAYMENTS. M AHKIIt. I -E: 15 THIRD AVEME. 8T.ITEHENT OF PITTSBURGH, FA. RETAIL. STORES, PARASOLS At half price, to clear. Silk Sun Umbre THE CITY SAVINGS KINK SIXTÏ-MATH low prices. SEM 1-1N N UA L K E PORT KEECH, 6J3, 615, 617, AND 621 OF PITTSBURGH, PA., OF THE 4«»« «o «»«»«• M « ree € . At th* eh*e »/ l>«*ine**, Saturday, June 80, 'SS. PK\\ AVENUE. KAKI;\I\* I\ Suit», Lace Curtain*, Carpet«, and I nderwe PITTSBURGH, PA. ASSET?: DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. PITTSBURGH. PA every description. Loans and Diseounts $436,188 44 Open Saturday. IO P. TI. Banking Hou»eand Fixture* 87,000 00 PITTSBURGH. /'.i Corporate Stocks 4 667 50 Overdraft»... 159 81 WF rg j 1 f Cash on hand and in solvent bank*... 59 735 S9 IIOOKK. ¡ÎiÂïMPiSiT5® Mall Orders Promplly Filletl. SliPEHJOR jQliAlilTY I aKäiPöiä IP U LIABILITIES. $506,751 14 Am't due Depositors, June 1,1888, SI 1,621, it>9 fiñ "lv Sermon«. >n l>e votlou t the Karrril LIABILITIES: " Dividend, " " II4,233 00 Heart. Pro En thi lerman of Hev. Dr. K. j A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Capital Stock $100,000 00 " Contingent Fund, " " OlO.SSiS 51 Bierbautn, by Mi» Eli» Me Mah on. l'imo. Surplus 18.000 00 cloth Undivided Profit* S156 39 Total Liabilities. $12,4.">5,7.si 2: The Month ol the *arrrri Heart of Je»u*. SPRING STYLES. Unpaid Dividend* 4,694 SO ASSETS. Devotion» for Every Day of the >i >nth. With ^fiesfr^St Deposits..^ ...... 448,lSff 95 ' Loan» on Bond and Mortgage*, $3,0 }2,219 Suitable Prayer* and a Method of Hearing ! Mortgage Interact due, 6.990 81 Mass in Honor of the Sacred Heart. From the PHILADELPHIA Send stamp f on Catalogue $566,751 14 U 8. Government Bond*, 8,38$,225 0tl French of Rev Father Huguet, Marist. 32mo, Examination will prove our instruments far The above statement of the condition of the Pennsylvania State " 717,280 0(1 cloth. With steel-plate Fronti*piece,75eent*. superior to any other make, not speaking of the City Savings Bank i* true to the best of my City of Pittsburgh " 991,^72 50 worthless trash that abound* in the market, soon Imitation ol the Marred Heart hi' Jeaua. knowledge and belief. " Allegheny *' 403.597 00 being of more annovance than pleasure to their By Rev. F. Arnoudt, S.J. IZmo, cloth, $2 00. JOHN W. TAYLOR Cftsher. County of Allegheny t,Í2S,805 16 owner». dee 17 Attest. C. O'DONMLL, | I City of Pittsburgh School Pearls from the Casket ol the Xarred P. KANE. Director*. Districts, « 175,751 00 Heart of Je»U*. A Collection of the Letter«, J AS. CIRKAX, I City of Allegheny School 1 ist'» " 16,840 00 Maxims, and Practices of the Blessed "argcret WALL PAPER. july 14—It 1 County of Allegheny " 103,500 00 Mary Alacoque. H2mo, cloth, red edges, gilt EVERY QUALITY" I City of Scranton 4*8) " 62,636 00 side. With a steel-plate Frontispiece, 60 cents nt d reDlJ i MoRongaheln NVater 5 »^ " LATEST STYLES IX T 25,570 00 Year of the Warred Heart. A Thought for LATEST COLORING. W A NT ED--"°"rJt°. b " 1 McKeoport " y»} " 17,900 Hi) Lincnista Walton, Xew Brighton Borough S'i) M Every Day of the Year. Drawn from the 8. L. CUTHBKRT, Boose Agent, 19,000 00 Work« of Pere de la Colombiere, of Blessed j Verona *'») " 900 00 FOR SALE BY 119 Urantviaw avenue, 33d ward, Margaret Mary, and of other*. 32mo, cloth. Leather Papers, Homestead " i'») " Pittsburgh 3,000 00 With a steel-plate Frontispiece SO et». ! Nortq ide Bridge «'s) " 7,924 00 and Laquers. A (HOKE DISPLAY. Point " ») 37,251 00 Devotion« to the Xarred Heart for the WEBSTER P., A. .t M. Passenger R'y (8 8) " 28 1 i Kir *t Friday ol Kvery Month. From J. KERWIN MILLER & CO., HOPPER BROS. & CO, I Pittsburgh A Connell*ville the French of P Huguet, M»ri*t. Cloth, red 543 Srnithjield street, Pittsburgh, Railroad (6'É) 2,600 00 edge*. With *teel-plate Frontispiece, 40 et*. DEALERS l\ Fancy Hatting, r Green Tree Borough 3d Door from 6th avenue. OMABMCrjiLIBRARY tS's'i 6.0OO 00 Stories for flr»t Communicants, for the I Monongabela Bridge 17,990 00 Floor Flothe«, • Sewickley tVntor Time Before and After First Communion. jMCTIOMAtoM ITSELF 21,757 00 Drawn from the Beet Authorities by Rev. J. LAW OFFICES, 1 Beaver County ; -t'a 1 5,000 00 FURNITURE. Window Shade». A. Keller. D. D. Translated by France* V. r I Collateral Loan*, Sß 381 00 CH AS. F. M KEX\A, Real Estate, f Kemp. 32mo, cloth ,.o ,-t«. *0oo mor» Words and nearly 9D00 more Illustra- 88,982 IC Maroquette 35 cts. 146 Fifth w4ra»ii#, PiiUtburqk. tions than any other American Dictionary " Bank Property, 25,000 00 My Kirat Communion: The Happiest Day of in process of settlement, 3S3 (7 My Life. A Preparation and Remembrance Estate or June MrKenna, Defeased. WEBSTER a THE STANDARD Bank Stocks, Pittsburgh Bank*, 49,824 25 Authority in the Gov't Printing Ottlce, and win. for First Communicant*. From the German, «ROVES AND RAM«EH. BOVARD, ROSE&CO., Cash in Bank* and on band. 1,020.290 65 'OTICE i» hereby given that letters Teetamen- I »he »• •• Supreme Court. It l* recommends! by Re\. Richard Brennan, LL.D. 16mo, cloth. [ V tli- State Sup'ts Of Schools in H SUtes, and _ tary on the estate oí Mrs. Jane McKenna, 3» Vlftl&AL^e. by leading College Pres'tl of r. 8. and Canada. Wit ha Chromo-Frontispiece, and many full | deceasedN , late of the 4th ward. Allegheny, have $12,465,731 23 pageand other illustration» 75 cts.l Present number been granted to the undersigned, to whom all PITTSBFRtiH. It is an in valuable companion in every School peroons indebted to said estate are requested to mar 3-3m and at every Fireside. • aging $399 96 each. Sold by all Bookseller». Pamphlet free. J AH. B. I). MEEDS. KMIi Thouaand Read\. make immediate payment, and those having riSH OR EM PAYMENTS. ••AC. M tit RUM A CO., Pab'n, Springfield. Ma**. Trftsurrr. Pictorial Lives of tb« Saints. claim* or demand* against the same will make Wit* Ilrrirrtiam for Every Day in tk« Year. them known without delay. PrrrsBtntcH, June 1st, 1S8S. With Lives of the American Saints recently HUGH GAY TOSS, Executor. FOUNDRYMEN! p'aced on the Calendar for the I'nited States, No. 56 Anderson street, Allegheny, fa | The and Liven of the Saints Canonised in 1883. apr 2S-6t 307 WOOD STREET. undersigned, Audiitng Committee, respect- Edited by John Gilniary Shea, LL.D. fully report that they have examined the assets Large Svo. 538 page*, rick ink and gold aide 18,000,000 acre* ..f the Mon- IIf NOT INVESTIGATE, KNABE of the Bank, and find them to correspond with With nearly 40U Illustration*. GO WEST| . tana Indian Reservation the above report. Reduced price |2 00 just opened for settlement near Great Fall», Ft. SPRING OPENING. %NI> dtVK YOI K METAL, PIANO FORTES A.C. DBAVO, 1 Bent* m, A**inniboine and(*la»gow consisting of | tlNKQCALLED IN AW. . MW. . PSl'KEROLLOCK, , /I ... . _Coww.« ^ rich mineral and coal districts, grating and farm CHAS. E. WILLS, j PrrtSBtrBGH, June 12th, 1SSS. land» of the very higbeet quality. The oppor- 1 EL'EL AND LABOR, Tear, Tourh, Vorkmanihip and DorebiHty. BENZIGER BROTHERS. tunltie* for making money here are greater than WEISSER'S, The Trustees have declared a dividend of two Pristen to the Holy Apostolie See, any where else in the United States. Thi* is I t:tr *iRkt:T . WILLIAM KP ABE A CO., ntreet w to Eier) Heat, (2) per cent, for the last six month», ending May MANlSrACTSTtCRS Attn IMPORTERS OF the time to go and seeure your looation For Baltimokc, 32 and 24 East Baltimore street. ::l»t, 1888, payable forthwith. If not drawn will rates, maps, or other information, address C. H. j — - i»I VESTMENTS AND CHURCH ORNAMENTS, X«w Yonic, 112 Fifth avenue. bear interest from June 1st, 1888. WatiRs.N, General Passenger Agent, St. P.. M. A NEW SPRING WITHOUT DROPPING YOUR BOTTOM, W«aiif90Ten, 817 Market Space, june 23-31 \et% Vork. 4 iurinnatl and Ht. l.ouis. M. Ry., St. Paul, Min. net 15-ISt WRAPS AND JACKETS, HV ADOPTING A CARD. LACE CURTAINS, HE undersigned having sold bis Mock of 'TO CONSUMPTIVES: Marvellous Memory T Books, and rested hi» »tore room, 532 Orant Ore»*» Good«, Matinr«, The Comfort Corset street, to Messrs. H. 0. Donnelly A Son, of La *o better remedy out be found for every form of trobe, takes thi» Qouffh, colds, brouchitt. and general debility, or for Wholly unlikDISCOVERYe Mnemonics—Cure of Xln. d Wander CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES I EASE and COMFORT with »it I. consumption In any of its stage*, than Dr wiibor'. lug Any book learned In one reading. Prospectus, WATER JACKETED and taet* of a French Cornet. opportunity ox recommending Compound of Pure Cod Liver oil and Phosphate, of with opinionopti * of Mr. Paocroa. the Astronomer. FOR NO BONE« TO BREAK. tbem to the Catholic public, and soliciting for um. Soda and Iron It t* the fruit of long expert Hons. W. W Aktob. Ji'D.u P. Bpj>»n. Dr*. Jltxoii 1» eel I* »1 fcna »rrftrtly. ,,n. H. 6. DONNELLY & SON ow FOR SALE. for ut» titirmi eo w to m PRINTING PAYS ! (SICCEISORS TO J\fl. J. WCRPBY.) LOW COST HOUSES « A n>o»t de*irable location for a residence, school I IS. t«penne vaiata »• well »• »« rlchlr U pay. to n. a ibM »traleht form*. Send for de I MOHOWW TO BUILDUILD THETHI!M" « t. »avi la a bandMBM tlstís j XI or boarding house, on Orandview avenue, Mt 'forlptive elrealar giving ail I A UrfUrgOa AtiaaAUm,, |tnnfiriMf coteot«a anand book. mlii.iu serrra) hundrril 1 Washington, only 3 minutes from the Incline i FOB PARTICULARS ADDRESS information, price*, etc., to I full damistkaaoCUI off ••• I" procrt* " fnjm uba i¿,000 peopW who j CATHOLIC BOOKSELLERS madera boom«an,, coituuTtingr frofit»m have Model Nw. Bwbn. oteo, Fine view of eity and country. Will be »old on BOSTON COMFORT CORSET CO . ! MMapto|C,m. iVti/«"y Cíergymen, Twkm. otri*, 1 eMy payment* The house contain» 9 room» 2 M*NU»«otum RS 339 K rant St., Pitt »burgh. MMfra/tM ***ry detail «ád nuu ¡ |Mi«ua. o«i of work —everybody la* j •osvoii, a*Mk Bf original tòsu IÌ«mumhi adapt- tere.ted. A Ptaa. and Outfit «a- ! hall» and attic. Lot 62 by 100. HARTSFE10 FURNACE CO., (UaitH) For »alrbyatomif-nrratly ! •d lo ali clmiataa daacrtbod. ' plete, f/om $S.0Q to ft0.ea and ap. { Several other good houses and lot» for sale bv I A full line of Catholic flood* constantly on Tbo latewt bout,a ad onlf cbau>1 liwk mailed free vl4rr«,. (MiSiEtms rATOt) hand. oct IV workjmbliahod. Snot by otsu, I an BBnurn fbe Made! Pm>('«, l lmlird. ' 8. L. CUTHBERT CINCINNATI, OHIO, laatpaM in Ma la mar*. riiUU) .Ung OL, PliUM IMPROVED. »1« Arek M., rkila4.lr»u, fS 119 Orandview ave., S. S , PitUburgh apr tl~«m