JJCM MM, PMMISKNR.] H Srrnrlt thr 6osprI ta <Çrrrg €rrxt«re. —MAR K ITI. 15. [TEEM81 $2 20 PEB AMIMI. TOLUME 41. PITTSBURGH, AUGUST 2, 1884. NO. 27 The TMM la Ike Chalk*. The Freemason*. Masonry had only been introduced j seized by the French Republic, and I from entering into details. The ap- I for into France tpn years previous to the | the scaffold. The adjoining IT VARKIRT M'EVCN KIMBALL. j GRAPHIC SKETCH OF THEIR CHEWI ER- again when the lying Liberalism of pianse of the meeting frequently em- j HcotchColl^e.'wheré "the "braïns o^f importation of English sceptical phil- 1 L 1 i oiiegre8 , where the The priest before the Altar Spain and Portugal confiscated the phasize—d -th e word' s of- th• e •lecturer. - — ««ere ine orains oi ED CAREER. osophy by Voltaire. James II. was last year discovered, Stood with uplifted eye«, property of a thousand Convents; and Brother Gaston in a few days in- Hi« heart deep stirred within bim. (Concluded.) Under Voltaire and around Voltaire again when the Mazziniana drove tends to publish a work entitled. was likewise full of political prison- labored with furious zeal the entire ers. During the Consulate and the To offer the sacrifice. | —THE FINAL DEVELOPMENT.— Pius IX. to Gaeta; and when Pal- •God, he is the Enemy," in which will First Empire the pupils were neces- array of conspirators, whose grand I merston and Cavour let loose the The morning'« golden «pleadur VOLTAIRE ANI» WEISHACPT.—THE be set forth the views he could only sarily French ; and a little later on work in the century, forerunning the | Ge (vanbaldians on the march to the summariz,. • e in a lecture.. . , , ". . _ | ®r?e Sand (whose grandmother Throuf b the chsaeel window streamed, CONVENTION or WILHELMORAI» AM> elevation of a prostitute Goddess of i Porta Pia; and when the Gambettisi Till like BUM« of precloos jewel« ,s the THE CONVENTION OF THE GAPLS. K< »ason on the altar of Notre Dame, i i k I. .. „ . " worshipful brother Du- and mother had both been orison*» The radiant color« seemed. was the destruction of the vast Jesuit ! Jacobins, all sworn Masons expelled ; monchel, who thus reports the pro- there) passed three yea" in prthe"° conne"- In sketching the transitional peri- the Religious Orders, and decreed a ceedings in the January number of Bat arrand the central picture Missions, not only in Europe, but in j vent, which she has graphically de- j od of Masonry in the last chapter, I law of Atheistic education for the the Ilulletin Maconique of the Grand Of the Cbriit apon the Rood, America, in Asia in Africa, and in the i scribed in her memoirs. The pupils ; have been obliged to touch on matters Catholics of France. Lodge Symbolique Ecossaise, for the It shone like a wondrous halo Pagan isles of the ocean. are mill mainly French, numbering : which overlap, strictly speaking, the year 1882. A* the priest apgaiing «toed. 5.—" GLORY TO SATAN." seventy or eighty, one attraction to i proper subjects of the chapter. Con- The man who still wants to know In the same year 1882, a great as- parents being the facilities for learn- The prayer of consecration versely, I am obliged to go back in why the Italian Masonic organs and | To explain with any approach to 1 sembly of Italian Freemasons in the ing English ; for the thirty-two nuns Began he low and clear, dealing with Voltaire upon a time leaders demand with such relentless completeness the part "played by the Theatre of Turin, chanted together are nearly all English, and so also And at the my «tie sentence j which falls within the last period.— hatred the spoliation of the Propa- great Freemasons during the past tif- the fearful impiety ofJosne Carducci's are some of the scholars ; and a vii- Bowed down in holy fear: | The difficulty arises from the essen- ganda in our own day, would be am- j ty years alone in executing the poli- Infernal Hymn to the Spirit of Evil: itor to-day might hare fancied him- I tial nature of a time of transition. In ply edified on the subject of his art- cy of the oath-bound Order, would be i Bowed lowly over the Paten, "Behold him as he passes, ye peoples, ' self on English soil, as he saw the j the eighteenth century« especially, less curiosity by simply turning back beyond even the most generous news- I As he took >n hit hand« the Bread; Behold Satan the Great. Union Jack waiving over the portal. ; the practical work ot-founding lodge's, to the eighteenth century record of papers' limits of hospitality. The Beneficent he passes in his chariot of flame .. . And likewise the mystio sentence The present building, constructed to which work the Grand Lodge of the Mission churches left without a activity, of one of them, Mazzini or HosaBnah, 0 Satan, hosannah, Mmt Rebel. Over the Cap he said. 1 expressly for the convent, and hav- I England devoted itself, went to a ministering priest, of the Mission Proudhon, for example, would be May our prayers and our incense, mount conse- crated to thee, ing very spacious grounds, is admir- When lo! in the golden chalice, considerable extent side by side with schools left without a teacher, of the found to be inextricably involved ! Thou hast conquered the Jehovah of the Distinct ia the purple wine, native races thrown back upon their with half the events oi half Continen- j priests." ably designed and fitted up. Any- the speculative advances of daring ; Be saw reflected the image aboriginal heathenism, while thou- tal Europe for generations. Who, thing more opposed to popular ideas theorists and rationalists, who, each And this is the Secret of Freema- f conventual gloom could not be Of the Crucified Form Divine. | after his disposition, set himself to i sands and thousands of servants of without examination, would expect - 0 (¿od, loaded with chain«, and fainting thepreponderatinginfluenceofProud- ! sonry, and this is why Pope Leo conceived than to-day's spectacle, Pilled with a sodden tremor, j cultivating and developing what he with starvation, were cast to rot in hon, the Socialist philosopher, in di- I MIL, renewing and amplifying the while the evidence both of the nuns His eye« deep-fixed en the sight, i had received from his English exem- I the dungeons of Pombal and D'Aran- warning« and censures of his prede- j themselves and of the pupils' parents Scarcely the prayer he followed, | plars. The old Socinian slip, which j recting the policy ofthe lodges? Yet da amid the frantic exultation of all the .Monde Maconique, the journal cessors,Clemen*. XII., Benedict XIV., is that this air of cheerfulness and Or knew if he said it aright. had been set in English soil had now ; Pins VII.. Leo XII.. Pius VIII., ; taken root, and stretched out power- 1 the Voltairians and all the Brethren which shares with the Chaine /)'- j absence of constraint were not as- Trembling with adoration, of the Mystic Tie. * Union the official representation of i Gregory XVL, and Pius IX., and sumed for the jubilee, but are habit- ful branches and long tendrils to the I citing and adopting St. Augustine's He lifted the Chalice high, Continent back again, and Continen- ! W hile V oltairianism was sodden- French Masonry in the Press, in an ual. The rule excluding the male As upholding the sacred Borden article in December, 1861, declared 1 celebrated image of the City of Satan sex being suspended, the Lady Su- tal cultivators in turn, undertook to ! ing and sapping the society of France, which opposes the City of Ood. has Between the earth and the sky. th at Proudhon*a initiation in 1847, perior, Mrs, Howell, invited to-day to train and foster, with added skill, the ' and while the Masonic lodges—bur- solemnly declared that modern Free- forms an epoch in the development luncheon a select party of friends, And still when the Chalice he lowered, increasing and vigorous growth. rowing in the edifice of the 8tate like masonry is the City of Satan. In of Masonry. »«It was. above all, to lay and clerical. The Nuncio, Mgr. Distinct in the pore purple wine, the teredo in the timbers of the stout the words of the Pontiff:— From the chancel window reflected, Voltaire died in 1778. His career j ship it will gradually bring to the his friends and disciples that Mason- I di Kende, presided, his former resi- He saw the Image Divine. I nt Satanic sarcasm had lasted for hall < bottom—were spreading in every di- "The ultimate purpose of the MaJ j dence in London having given him j a century. By his own repeated ( rection, a great organizing genius of sonic sect is the utter overthrow of Did he hea> in the hush that followed j avowals, and by the admissions nf his The words of his Lord anew, evil had arisen in Germanv. This I admirers, it was duriHg his residence j Brought down by the Chareh through the age«, was Adam Weishanpi, a Bavarian, sonrv has not forgotten Proudhon, teacher has ing. The jubilee will last three j of three years in England, in 1720, produced, and in the The mystical charge, "This do?" who, from meditating upon the spread j for the life and works of Proudhon „„hstitution of a new state of things. days, a lecture on the history of the | 1727, and 1728, that he became a of Masonry around him, had con- were in unison with the aspirations i j accordant convent being delivered each after- Did he hear from the Holy of Holies, n e with their ideas, of j j Past-Master in that anti-Christian j ceived the daring project of making | of Masonry-" But it was Proud- ' noon by the chaplain. M. PAbbe The secret, eternal shrine, foundations and laws shall i Cedoz, who has not only mastered Philosophy of which he was to be so himsell master of its organization jy lion's mission. He avows himself j ,| ,j The Priert who is Priest forever indoctrinating it with his Pautheistic be rawn from mPre naturM 9m the convent records, at times full and i high and unscrupulous an exponent. , "to deliver men from the ideas of the | And this is why PoPope lLc o adt # lhiAf a a/> | a 1 • 1 t was ripe lor its final development.— Feeding the flock that yon feed. ket for votes at Whitehall, and when Church, and opposes anti-rites, ami- \jfCt 0f the manifold di/Terence* amon tlay, offered a. highly picturesque A powerful section of the French My Flesh the manna unfailing. the religious and social corruption i ministrations, even a blasphemous | ,he member* as to right, office, and spectacle. Masons, i.i the so-called Convention My Blood the drink indeed." kept the political corruption well in j anti-sacrament lo the Kites, the Sa- I privilege—of the received distinction of the Gauls, held at Lyons, encour- countenance. Hanoverian grossness I , , . . . - - , 1 craments.. „, , an. d thee Orderuruersos ofl ththe OathCath- I 0f order» and grade», and of the,e- 0 blessed, 0 wondrous commission! A severe hail and wind storm del- had adopted to itself whatever was j aged him by the practical adoptfo- f"n of j ol.c Church. I could quote the re- j ¿rr UUcipline which is maintained. It seemed to the lowly priest cord of Masonic Baptisms where the Candidates are generally commanded uged Wisconsin and did much damage Like a precious new revelation, worst in the license of the Restora- his views. Lutheranisin had denied ministrating Grand V enerable pro- to promise-nay, with a special oath, to crops and properly on the night of At he shared with hU flock that Feast. tion, and had debased and brutalized ] the authority of the Church. Spcini- claims over the innocent and help* to „wear—that they will never, to any July 22. Its severity was mostly it. But let me quote what Wodefrey, anism, which is the offspring qf Lu- And ever enshrined 1« hi« befrom, less infant, "we do not baptize thee ^„„n, at any tini,f or in an ' fell at Jefferson, Watertown, Fon du in his great "Ilistoirede la Literature theranism, had denied the Divinity of He treasures with holy awe in the name of the Father and ot the ke known the members, the passes. Lac, West Bend, Kewaskum, Ocono- Francaise"—a work crowned by the Christ, and Socinian Masonry had ma The memory of the vision mowoc, Plymouth, Whitewater, and French Academy, says of Voltaire's carried the denial into practical;poli- Son and ot the Holy Ghost." I | or the subject discussed. Thus with That, veiled in the Chalice, he «aw. the adjacent country. At Jefferson connection with the English infidels, j tics, which, while maintaining a could quote Masonic marriages where a fraudulent external appearance, and PoRTsaotTB, JJ. H. the nuptial pair make solemn prom- the buildings occupied by Andrew .V. P. fn*l' ¡MHfi'Ht. And here I would in passing, reeom- vague Deism, implied the equal value with a style of simulation which is ise to "renounce the conjessional and Puerner & Co., general merchants; , mend to every Irish student of the olegitimatf all creedse deductio. Weishaupn that t dre-aws thalel always the same, the Freemasons, the superstitions of the Catholic re- like the Manichees of old, strive, as ' Fuch & Co., furniture dealers; Muck j higher letter«, not to remain longer creeds are equally true they must be ligion," amid the applauding beat of Co., grocers, and Stoppenbaeh's i Wtsk« than can be helped without procuring far as possible, to conceal themselves, all equally false," and the secret of Masonic mallets and the triumphant and to admit no witnesses but their ' place were unroofed, and the stocks BY MOIMKME. j the ten masterly volumes of Gode- the higher knowledge which he com- flourish of Masooie swords. I could own members " ! damagfd to the amount of $10,1100. frey'a "French Literary History." municated to his Illuminati, and I 'nelouded, as sow, ha thy future, quote the horrid preparation for the What an auihoritative commentary Th? >,e.thod'8t' Evangelical, an,I Ca- which his adepts conveyed under the May shadow* ne'er rest « thy path; "The talent of Voltaire as a prose grave by-which the brethren vow! upon lhf t saying of Benjamin Disrae'-, tlioli. n c churche.. . s wer. e alsoD unroofed. veil of fantastic rites, and under the A Cathol c Sod'» own shielding grace be around the«, writer had hardly been auspected neither themselves to seek the priest U%ho prob;b|J knew many things I « church near Port Wash- ,n?l0n w 9 ,trU ck And bring all the blessings it hath. when he published in 1731, *The penalty of horrid imprecations to se- at the last hour, "nor to permit"— | ,hrongh the cosmopolitan freterniiy ? - fining, and Letters on the English,' more com- lected organs in the regular lodges, ulter and unspeakable infamy of Sa- consumed. A German, named Foun- Thiae ha that sweet calm of spirit, monly known as the 'Philosophical was: "Religion is superstition.— of the Jews—"There are only two tanic intolerance—a dying penitent powers in Europe to-day, the Church dre was crushed to death under a Let fortane attend or forsake, Letters.' It was after his return from There is no God. Nature is God, falling barn near Jefferson. A board For scarce does a sunbeam gleam on as, brother to return to God on the brink and the secret societies." England, where he had passed three and reason is Nature's only priest.- • was blown from a barn near Fon du Than soon does a cloudlet o'ertake. of eternity. years in the company of the Free- Men are the divine and equal chil- The secret of Masonry! Who Lac, and driven into a horse, killing it. A pilgrim who everlooks forward thinkers. The 'Philosophical Let- dren of Nature. Alt means are good cares for the trumpery pantomime of Trees, barns, and houses were struck With sanest y«aratags of soal, tera' had the doable object of popu- to destroy superstition." secrecy enacted in the lodges of infe- km Old British Convrit in Paris. by lightning in almost every one of 6«as »11 things serenely, while passing larizing in France the opinions and Thousands had arrived at the same rior grades, and to awe useful dupes? the towns named. Xa view of the long-wiahed-for goal. The oldest British institution in j the reputation ofthe English infidela. conclusion. All the disoiples of the There is not the secret of the great Paris, wrote the correspondent of the Thine ho that joy deep and busting, They were accordingly denounced Freethinkers had prepared the way. arch-brethren who sap and mine the London lime», under date of the ; by the clergy, and a decree of the Mirabeau soon became its apostle "in altars of Europe and its thrones as Which springs from a conscience at rest; 24th ult., has just celebrated its fifth THE following notification has been Life's duties falfitM—bewe'er trivial— j Parliament of Pari« of the 10th of! France. The new idea soon spread well, when they do not find it expe jubilee. The Augustinian Convent issued to health organizations in the ' Their •motives , the nobUet and best. June, 1734, condemned them to be like wildfire, now that an organizing i dient to sulk behind a show of tem- of Our Lady of Sion was founded in burned by the common execntitiner, Mississippi valley: ttod raekoas the toils of the worker, mind had arisen. The official eon- j porary loyalty lor the belter prosecu- 1034, by the exertions of Bishop as contrary to religion, morals, and And oheers, when, with slackening pace, vocation of the Duke of Brunswick, tion of their anti-Christian designs, Richard Smith. After a short trial "In view of the present eholera the respect dae to legitimate authori- Our fiioUUps unwillingly falter, a high and venerable Mason, and the The secret of Masonry! It is the of another side, it settled in the Rue status in Europe, the Execative Com- ty. .... All the letters insinuate an Kre yet we have finished th* mem. secret influence ofthe Illuminist chief secret of Adam Weishaupt. It ia the des Fosses de St. Victor, near the mittee of the Sanitary Cooncil of the epicurean Deiam, and exalt the supe- gathered together at Wilhelmsbad in secret of Giuseppe Mazzini. It is Jardin des Plantes, and there it re- Mississippi valley woald respectfully Thiae ha theee sympathies, sweet'ning riority of England in religion, phil- life's bitterest, dreariest hour, 1781—three years after the death of the aecret and the policy to have mained till 1R60, when it removed to recommend to ail health organizations Should Mais, perchance, e'er WU1 the«, osophy, law, war« art, and com- Voltaire—a vast Convention of Ma- done with the Christian religion and the Boulevard Eugene at Neuilly. merce." connected with this council a more Or dark 1 badew» «ver thee lower. | sonic delegates from all parts ofthe to erect the new temple on the rains During this long period it received, vigorous promotion of local sanita- Frieeds have a balsam for sorrow, It waa the fitting prelude and open- world, and the new non-Credo re- of the ancient Church. as nuns or as pupils, members ofthe • tion." When friendship la ne red and blest; ing of a career henceforth devoted to ceived the enthusiastic sanction of all Here is an extract from the minutes leading English Catholic families, We feel not—we know not to power, one prolonged attack, yaried with in- the worshippers of the Goddess of of the lecture of "Brother Gaston" at such names as Towneley, Pastor, Till life's dark reverses attest. exhaustible inventiveness, against the Reason, and the infinite potentiality the meeting ol the Grand Lodge of Tildesley, Throckmorton, Howard, A POWDER mill belonging to Lafiin Thine ha that feith, shining brighter, Catholic Church. Ecrattn» Pinfame. of matter. The men of theory had the so-called Scottish Rita at Paris, etc.t figuring on its rolls. During & Rand Powder Company, at Crea- Tha mere shall adreruity dim—- crowned the work at Wilhelmsbad. Bettering that God hath m willed it— —Let tra crash the infamous thing— on the 21st of December, 1882:— the Reign of Terror the nuns were sana, two miles from Pottsville, Pa., That all 1« sent wisely by Him. was the perpetual exhortation of Vol- It passed into the hands of the men "Meeting of December 21st.— prisoners in their own convent, the exploded on the morning of July 18. taire to his correspondents and allies of action when the sickle of the guil- Brother Gaston, member ot the lodge, inmates of two other English nun- The concaaeion waa tremeodoaa and Ia moments of «aie or of gtedaem, lotine reaped its red harvest on the Which nkUj each other seetssd, to destroy the Catholic Church. If delivered a most interesting lecture neries being also lodged there, with created great excitement in Potta- •erene he thv heart sad contented, the reader will look back to a preced- Place of the Revolution; and when on the subject 'God in the presence a throng of French women—about a ville. One man was injnred but no Ac leeion e'er season shall fui ing chapter, he will see that English the possessions ot the Charch were of Science.' .... Space prevents as I dozen of whom only left the building lives loat. f-^gw- m a THE CATHOLIC. »at iMtkh rmtsi igtiMi IIM topics were to be discussed by the We must not conceive we have the the liberality and munificence of the more than any other needy of infor- "Lately one of the Catholic PriaeigL right to dictate to Italy; but we praised the epistle of the Soverefa|^ rrapftiii HpoUatlea. students of Propaganda, and attend- Sovereign Pontiff. Now, as our de- mation, as it is necessary to oppose ed. The subject of discussion was know the power of public sentiment. sire, whatever it may be, can never truth to error and piety to iniquity, Pontiff. He affirmed that for a TBNKXST UtKTtSO.EAnKKST SPEECHES the relations of the Church snd the It is the duty of Christendom to pro- compete with so great a benefit, let and as it is chiefly our duty to teach time no voice like this had been AKD RKSOI.t'TtONS. forms oi government in America, and test against this intended wrong. us at least acknowledge it with hum- children divine doctrine, I exhort and heard: that the Pope has spoken tft the discussion was conducted in Already one demand of our govern- ble mind, and deem ourselves un- such a way as to evidently show tbafi The Opera House, Louisville, was warn you, dearest Fathers and Broth- thirty languages by students of all ment has been heeded. Let us worthy oi receiving such a grace. It he has spoken by divine inspiration, crowded to overflowing Tuesday ers, to remember and think before colors from every psrt of the earth, speak to this young prince and his is specially becoming to our society, He resolved, then, that in the neat evening, July 8, by one of the lagest God that our society was chiefly in- and though discussed in thirty lan- government, and while we cannot which has not been established for Catholic Congress there should bfe »ad most representative mass meet- stituted for thts purpose, viz., to at- guages was fully understood by all command him, urge him to he just; any other end but to serve and obey deliberation about this satmgfclj ings ever held in the city of Louis- tend the progress of souls in Chris- the participants. not to do this act which will disgrace the Sovereign Pontiff. According to While laymen act so fairly, we nm ville, to proteet against Propaganda tian doctrine and life, ehiefly through A young Prince, Humbert, I think, htm and his government forever. St. Ignatius, it is our duty to serve j not hesitate, but without delay we ; spoliation. On the stage and in the the instruction ot the children and of is his name, proposes to enrich his We are here to do our humble part God under the flag of the cross, and must commence such a glorious work audience were numerous non-Cathol- those ignorant of Christian religion. depleted treasury by the spoliation to deter this little tyrant from this to serve the only master, the Roman to which, with the Sovereign PontifL ics. The proceedings, speeches and Our Holy Father desired also that of this institution. His government act of injustice. Louisville on the Pontiff, His Vicar on earth (Const. God gives his blessing, for whiek reaoiationa Were earnest and the ap- the Fathers should be admitted to the never contributed a dollar to it; his banks of the Ohio, protests. Paul, Regimini). This is the head i angels and saints prav, and which se plause frequent. As the committee profession of three or four vows, or people would have received more Mr. Edward Neuhaus spoke elo- formula of our order, proposed by encouraged by all who profess with with Governor Knott, Mayor Jacob, among the coadjutors, only on one from it than they ever contributed, quently in German and was frequent- our Holy Fathers to the Vicar of the whole heart the religion of Jesus HOB. laaae Caldwell and other in- condition, namely, that they should hut his government needs money, and ly applauded. Christ, and approved by the Pope. Christ. vited guests and speakers entered make a special promise to Almighty without the fear of God before his Speeches were also made by Gen. "This being now the nature and the hall, the audience greeted them God in reference to the instruction of "These things; with paternal micd | eyes, he proposes to seize and sell Baker, Mayor Jacobs, and the Hon. strength of our order, viz., to be with a genuine Kentucky ovation children according to the form of life ; and great love for you, I thought |1 this property, under a decree of his Judges W. E. Russell and Thomp- ready at the command of the Sover- ought to tell you. Reverend Fathers ? Which was repeated as they appear- which is contained in the apostolic court, charging 5 per cent, commis- son. eign Pontiff, the more we bear this in ! and brothers dear in Christ, and 1 il ed on the stage. letters of the Society of Jesus and its sion for the sale, cover 35 per cent, The Committee on resolutions pre- mind the more we will resemble St. ; want them to be known to all of oars, Letters approving the object of the constitutions. (P. V., c. 3, 4.) The into his treasury, and give the Prop- sented the following report : Ignatius, and the more disposed we •eeting were read from Hon. Albert reason why, in the vows, mention is as I am sure that I have spokea tc- * aganda his bond, non-negotiable, WHEREAs.The Italian Government shall be to conform our will to that of 8. Willis, Hon. E. J. McDermott, made of the instruction of children is, j cording to the mind of the Sovereign without security and no time of has declared its determination to vir- the successor of St. Peter. And not thatthis holy exercise may be special- | Pontiff. Hon. A. A. Stoll, Geo. Kitzero, Geo. payment (or the remaining 60 per tually destroy the Propaganda at only shall we be ready to obey, but ly recommended and devotedly at- "It remains now that we perform Tariton. cent. In other words, this young Rome, by enforcing the sale of its also to worship his very holy author- tended to on account of the special I our duty with sincere humility, and GOV. KKOTT's SPKKL H. prince proposes to confiscate this property, appropriating 40 per cent, ity and respect his dignity with homage paid by this to God in help- ] deeming ourselves unworthy toserve property and presents a 60 per cent, The appearance of Governor Knott of the proceeds of such sale t> the thoughts and words, and to supply ing souls, and because it might have | such a holy cause, whieh cause cer- bond; he has no other motive but use of the government, and convert- words with deeds by means of been forgotten or discontinued more was greeted with long applause. He robbery, and no idea of ever paying J tainly exceeds human power, and the balance into bonds, the interest strength, labor and effort. easily than some other exercises, as •aid: principal or interest. Strange to say therefore it is necessary to ask on which the Propaganda will be per- "At any moment we ought to be for instance, preaching. Ffilotr Citizen»—A* heretofore an- this prince bases his claim on the strength from on high, and to relyoa mitted to receive when the Govern- ready to act strenuously, and to fight nounced, you have assembled togeth- acts of the Italian Parliament in "Here is what we should oppose the help of.God. Let us ask no re- ment sees fit to pay it; and also, when the Church is in danger. er to publicly express your disappro- 1866-6?, though his father, Victor to secret associations. Leo XIlLhas ward for ourselves but labor; no WHF.RK*s,Thefunds which created val of a proposition which the sense Emanuel, said these acts did not in- This danger is evidently great, ex- advised us to defend the Christian glory but that which is obtained for that great property were contributed, of right and justice in every way re- clude the Propaganda. treme and iniquitous. The causes ot Communion. It is the duty of the God ; no welfare but that whieh is volts against. You are here to unite not by Italians only, nor for the ben- this danger that !s to be feared WP children of the Church to praise those bestowed upon the souls redeemed and emphasize your protest against We are here to protest against this efit of Italy alone, but were donated find in the Encyclical Humanum societies which the Pope praised and by the blood ol the Son of God. Let that spoliation. (Applause.) An in- confiscation work in this country. b} the friends of education and Chris- genus, an epistle worthy of the pon- recommended, and help to spread the rule of lite of our forefathers be stitution founded when this splendid How long would Americans stand iO tianity throughout the world, to be tifical dignity, a wonderful one, and and strenuously promote them. As our device : To God, glory ; to the continent with its vast plains, its Suppose all the Protestant mission- held at Rome in sacred trust lor the to be eternally remembered. now some societies are akin to our neighbor, welfare ; to us. work! great cities, its teeming millions, was ary societies would unite, and for benefit of all mankind; and "1 request you. Reverend Fathers order, and we know these better, and "The Holy Father has condescend- a wilderness. An institution found- convenience locate in Washington, WHEREAS, It would he an act of in- and Brothers in Christ, to turn your are accustomed to them, I think we ed to grant his blessing to our whols ed then has to this day led the van- and there gather all their wealth, justice to sweep that property, or minds to this letter, and to keep in ought to regard them according to society. Congratulating you and guard in spreading Christianity. (Ap- erect their buildings, establish their any portion of it, into the treasury of your heart the words of the Vicar of the view ofthe Pope. myself for such a pledge received of plause.) That your deliberations libraries and colleges, to conduct their the Italian Government; and Christ as said by our Lord Christ, "The first among them is the So- divine assistance, I commend mrself I will be conducted with decorum I mission work, and Congress should WHEREAS, We desire|to unite with t hat letter gives a sad description of dality of the Blessed Virgin Mary. I to the prayers of the society. pass an act authorizing the seizure have no doubt; and for the distin- our fellow-citizens in other States ol our times, and we need to inspect it think that we will carry out the desire "FIESOLE, June 8, the Feast of the « guished honor of presiding I am pro- and sale of the property, and order this Union, and with Christendom, and know from it the machinations, of the Vicar of Christ if we endeavor the same to be covered into the treas- Most Holy Trinity, the servant of I foundly grateful. (Long applause.) in moral opposition to a contemplat- the deceptions and Irauds of the ene- carefully to fourid societies of young you all in Christ. ury, and the Court would issue a de- ed act by which, in our belief, the mies ofthe Church, and to thoroughly men and children under the name SI »CR OP HON. tlAtC CALDWELL. "Asroxns MARIA ANDERI.EDY.S.J," I cree sustaining the act. Is there a course of Christianity would be ob- understand also the weapons which and protection ofthe Mother of God, The gentleman spoke from notes, man in America who would not unite structed, the progress of civilization we must have ready at the command and to attend to those which are al- in a protest against this outrage ? sad we give the summary of his re- retarded, and usefulness of the great- of the Sovereign Pontiff. We are ready established. It seems almost Would not the people rise in their IMvarees ia Kwitzerlaad, marks, which were listened to with est educational institution upon earth taught by that letter that the Christian providential that the three hundredth indignation and hurl from office The Swiss federal bureau of sta- wrapt attention, and frequently ap- destroyed ; and world has no more powerful enemy anniversary of the institution of the every Congressman who voted for it, tistics has just published the result plauded : WHEREAS, It is our belie! that the than that secret association, which, Congregation of Prima Primaria and every Judge who sustained it, of its studies on the population in Mr. Chairipan, I.adit* and Gentle- Italian Government will not permit born in darkness, breaks forth out should be the same through which and debar them from ever again hold- Switzerland during the year 1882. men—We are told that in the century this wrong if the voice of civilization of the gloom, and confidently and Leo MIL teaches us how to fight ing office f We knew already that divorces.made succeeding the discovery of America be heeded, and due consideration imprudently proclaims itself able to against the pestiferous and secret easier and easier to obtain by legisla- Pope Gregory suggested the forma- Can it be possible for any one to be given to the rights of other peo- destroy the Church of God. societies of our age. tion, had been increasing for a long tion of the Propaganda to furnish imagine a distinction between the ple in that property ; therefore be it "The nature of this secret associa- "They prepare ruin for Christian time. According to the official re- missionaries for North and South Propaganda, and the supposed mis- Rraoired, That we, citizens of the tion is composed of simulation and States while the Virgin Mother's turn, there are now 1,000 divorces to America. Pope Gregory XV. regu- sionary society I have just mention- United States of America, in sympa- falsehood. While, indeed, it acts so help of the Christians has alone de- 20,000 marriages, or in the propor- larly organized and founded this ed, because one is Cjtholic and the thy with the cause ol civilization, as to appear honest, good and benev- stroyed all heresies in the whole tion of 5 per cent., and in some of the missionary building, calling it De other Protestant ? If there is a man assembled in public meeting in Lou- olent, it hides and conceals its aims world. This event must stimulate cantons the proportion rises to 15 per Propaganda Fide, to propagate whose heart is so shriveled with big- isville, the metropolis of the Com- and shows them only to those who our industry, and as this by lapse of cent. the faith. Pope (Jrbau perfected it, otry, may God help his poor, little, monwealth of Kentucky, on this 8th at a hint are ready to commit any time and rolling years generally de- The steady increase in the number and from that time until to-day these wandering, lost soul. day of July, 1884, do declare that crime in order to obey its despotism. clines, we must arouse our minds bv of divorces is the more alarming in pure men have performed the work But we are safe in our Institutions, justice requires that the Italian Gov- Of these crimes the most hateful is recording the ancient days in which assigned them. It is a theologicsl that the number of marriages has thanks to the wisdom of the frsmers ernment take such action as will se- that by which they endeavor to over- the prominent men of those times seminary and the only missionary beeA decreasing for several years. of our Constitution, which contsins cure for all the property of the Prop- throw from the foundation that order declsred, by examples, how great is society of the Catholic Church. To From 1871 to 1875, when the divorce the following safeguard : "Nor shall aganda the recognition of those prin- of religion which was erected bv the strength and virtue of the sodali- it belongs the work of Christianizing legisl ation went into effect, the annual private property be taken for public ciples of right and equity which ex- Christ, and to build another one ac- ties of the Blessed Virgin Vfarv. all peoples. It has charge of affairs number of marriages was 21,733. use without just compensation." If empted the American College from cording to their whims,drawing from "In our times great work must be of the Church in North and South From 1876 to 1880 the number de- Victor Emanual's Parliament were the operation of the decree of Janu- naturalism their fundamental law. done with the young men. Let us America, Africa, Asis snd the Islands creased to 20,740, and a regular de- restricted by such a constitutional ary 20th, f884, of the Supreme Court (Encycl. Leonis XIII). Asserting bring them together, teach them of Oceunica. It has gone on main- scent still goes on. In 1882 the clause, we would uot be here to- of Cessation at Rome, to the end that human reason to be the only guide piety, defend them against errors and taining its relations in those coun- number of marriages was 19,414. night to protest against their acts. the entire property of the Propagan- and teacher, they deny revelation the temptations of vice. Hence, if tries, and now has control of the In 1881, 1,928 persons applied for The Constitution of Kentucky con- da may be preserved for the purposes and destroy the offices and authority we can in some way, according to the spiritual affairs of 150.000,000 souls, divorce of the old style, and 731 were tains a similar clause: "Nor shall and trusts for which it was intended, ofthe Catholic Church. Nay.thev Encyclical letter of the Pope, warn who look to it for guidance, advice granted absolute divorce. Doubtless any man's property be taken for and to which, for two hundred and turn their fury and weapons against the pupils against the pernicious and assistance in sustaining the 731 is much too low a figure; but on public use without his consent and sixty-two years, it has been faithfully this very Church, and want to rule character of secret societies, we work of religion. In the growth of the face of the report it appears that just compensation to him." and illustriously devoted ; and be it according to their whims the Vicar must do it, in order that the young this Congregation Colleges have been the proportion of those who disrupt I can understand why some of the further of Christ, robed of his civil kingdom. may thoroughly learn how to avoid added, libraries built up until they the marital relations in order to con- Catholic countries ol Europe have /frso/errf.That the President of the Having thus repudiated the seals of many deceitful arts by which their have the largest aitd most valuable in tract new ones is 38 per cent of the not protested against this act of a United States, the Secretary of State truth, they abuse so much of the advocates are accustomed to ensnare the world, museums made up of rare whole. In 1882, there were 914 ab- tyrant and monarch; they cannot of the Uuited States and the Ameri- light of reason as to persuade them- ^nen. Those who prepare children and valuable collections sent by the solute divorces. afford to protest, because it may pre- can Minister at Rome are entitled to selves that there is no God, snd, re- for the First Communion will do well missionaries from all parts of the The proportion of divorces to all vent them from confiscating the our thanks for the prompt and effec- bellious to natural honesty, they in- if they persuade each of them to world. For 365 years, not limited existing marriages is 2.08 per 1,000, by even Siberian snows or tropical property and oppressing the rights tive action by which our interests troduce every perversion of morals promise that they will never give and this places Switzerland higher •uns, whatever man can go to the of their people. But in this repub- were protected in the exemption into public and private society. their names to any society without than any other European country. missionaries have gone and contra- lic, where we do not recognize mon- from sale ol the American College at "These are some of the opinions the consent of their parents, ol their Saxony, which comes immediately sted those articles. While this archy and detest tyranny, we do Rome $ and be it further which we rightly call false and falla- pastor, or of their confessor. after Switzerland, has 1.47 per 1,000. work has been going on the Catholics protest against it there, because it is Rtsjire /.That a THE CATHOLIC.

| mMul M tto Belgian Tri- deputations, London Trades Council, ] and nominate them to theFirat Assist- Tllus! A Jlart} r Slor). death, for it will bring you to eternal j representatives Irom printing, book- ant Postmaster General for appoint- life; your brother and your sister did j naph. In the history ot Japan it is related THE SCRAP BOOK. binding, paper, iron, metal, elothing, ment. The authority to employ sub- not fear the tyrant; neither will you, that a certain Christian, whose name Why have the Belgian Catholic« leather, shipping, bnildirtg, cabinet- stitute carriers under this act is grant- I know it. Go, then, my son; go, EDITH: "Here is a pretty poem, was Titus, and hie wife, who was triumphed ? Why haa public opinion making, fancy goods and general ed only when necessary to enable a and act manfully." entitled 'He and I,* by Adelaide Proc- called Mary, had three children, two welcomed ihera. acclaimed them, and trades, political clubs, liberal aaaoci- postmaster to allow carriers the leave Simon answered: " My father, I lor. Who is shef" Mabel: "A well sons and a daughter, whom from their horac them to triumph ? It ta because ations, temperance bodies and friend- authorized above. If, therefore, you have often said to God that I would j known writer. You certainly have earliest infancy they trained up to they have always remained the true ly societies. Each section arriving can so arrange your service as to rather die than offend Him; now is heard of her." Edith: "Oh! of serve God. They lived in the davs oi defenders of liberty; it ia because at the park marched to the platform grant the leave herein authorized the time for me to prove the sinceri- course; but 1 mean where does she they tove never denied any of the assigned them and the band played wiihout the employment of substi- 1 persecution, when those who remain ty of these words. Nothing could live?" Mabel: "I don't know: but generous ideas of their time, nor any until the chairman arrived. As the • • | ed faithfuf....1.1..1l to their religion had to she is evidently an eastern girl, judg- lutes, you will not be justified in em- give me greater joy than this new*, j of the noble aspirations of their coun- procession waa stariing from the suffer many torments, and often were ing from the title of that poem."— ploying substitutes under these in- j that I am to be a martyr for Christ." i try; it ie because, far from cursing a embankment several loud explosions put to death. Having said this, he fell on his knees Edith: "Why, how does the title in- contemporary society in which God were heard near the Government of- structions. Now, it happened that the I'rince dicate that she is an eastern girl?"— Yours respectfully, at his father's feel. "Give me your j haa placed them, they have loved and fices. The crowd was greatly fright- who ruled over that Kingdom hated ! blessing, dearest father," he said, ! Mabel: "Were ahe a western girl, the WALTER Q. GRESHAM. the very name of Christian, and had respected, and loyally served its it is ened an<1 thousands made a rush to- "and pray for me." Having receiv- title would not be 'He and I.* Ed- issued a decree that the severest pen- btcause, instead of wounding or irri- | ward Whitehall, believing the explo- ed it, he rose up, and joyfully resign- ith: " Indeed ! Whv, what would it alties were to be enforced against all tating the legitimate tendencies of sions due to dynamite. The scare THF. committee of the English j ed himself into the hands of those ! be?" Mabel: "'Me and Him.'"— those who professed the Christian their epoch, they have embraced ended when it was found that the House of Commons has agreed to ! who had been sent to take him. Philadelphia Call. Faith. Informed that Titus and his then, reluaing to separate their be- explosions were nothing more than a recommend a loan to the India Gov- Titus, thus deprived of all his chil- ! whole family were Christians, and "DOCTOR," said the grateful pa- lief» from the modern apirit and the j salute which the horse guards were ernment of 1140,000,000 for the pur- dren, turned for consolation to his that they refused to renounce their tient, seizing the physician's hand, institutions of liberty. firing in honor of the birth of the pose of making extensions upon their wife. Like himself, she was a faith- religion, he commanded him to be | "I shall never forget that to you 1 If they had not been sincerely lib- j Duchess of Albany's son. railway system. Tins grant is based ful servant ot God, and although it sent for, and resolved in his own mind | owe my life." -You exaggerate," era), their union, their organization, The route lay along Parliament upon the report of the famine com- cost her maternal heart many a pang either to bring him over to idolatry said the doe.to-, mildly; "you only would have been in v^in; the coun- i street, Whitehall, Charing Cross, j mission of 1879, which stated it to resign her children to their cruel owe me for fifteen visits; that is the or to put him to death. try, which wished specially to safe- j Pall Mall, St. James Street and Pic- j would be necessary to build 5,000 death, she did not hesitate for a mo- point which I hope you will not fad guard its righta and liberties, would j adilly. Belore the proceasion start- i miles of rail way a to prevent a recur- When Titus was brought before j ment. Like the mother ol the Mach- to remember." not have listened to them, nor have ed the embankment became a surg- ! rence of the famine in India. the Emperor, the latter said to him: abees, she had encouraged them to followed them. It has fome back to | ing mass of humanity. Viewed from 1 "You know that a decree has been j die, and now she supported her hus- "POOR man !" exclaimed a physi- them, and placed itself confidently Hungerford bridge, it presented an j published in this Kingdom for every j band in his grief. cian, as he approached the patient's one to profess the religion which 1 bed, "he seem* to he suffering from in their hands, only because it rerog- j unbroken array of human heads, re- "They are God's children," she profess, and to adore the gods which neuralgia." " You're mistaken," nizes ia them the true descendants i lieved only by blue banners and said to him. "He has only lent them OUR LITTLE ONES. I adore, and that those who refuse to said the sick man. "Her name isn't of the fathers of the constitution of! trees along the embankment. The ; to us for a short time, and now He obey this command, shall be put to neuralgia; it's Sophia, and we have 1831, the faithful guardians of that trade societies carried emblems of j wants to take them home. Let us death." only been married six months." constitution, the most liberal in Eu- their crafts. Noticeable among these (•rand ma'« Angel, resign them willingly to Him; in a rope, whieh, for fifty-three years, Titus answered:—"I know that j was a banner by tailors, representing i BY SYDNEY DAYRB. little time He will give them back to A Western woman applied to a they have been defending against all i Adam and E»e after the fall. The j such is your Imperial command; but us again in heaven." doctor for her husband's rheumatism. revolutionary attempts. If we go j "Mamma said: "Little one, go and there is a Kin? in Heaven who is I agricultural laborers were loudly Not long after these events a mes- "Get that prepared," said the medi- back to the origin of that remarkable | your Master as well as mine, and cheered. A resolution prepared for see senger was again seen approaching cal man, "and rub it well into your charter, we shall find it sealed with j whose decrees we are both bound to submission to the meeting protests If grandmother's ready to come to the house of Titus. "Your son Si- husband's back. If it does him any the blood of a Merode, and it was obey. Now it is His command that we 1 against the rejection of the franchise mon has suffered the punishment of good let me know; I've got a touch peding the popular will, which the The Emperor became very angry, horse in front of the chateau, and tied preas," which they have always con- asleep! Titus, as firm as a rock, made this him to a large grasshopper." The House of Lords exercises, is not con- when he heard these words, and said: I answer:—"You have taken away my sidered the most solid guarantee of t| ducive to the welfare of the people "Go home for the present, and in a original reads "a large locust" (tree). their faith. "I knew it was time for her to wake; | little ones from me, now yon come ! and the peace and prosperity of the little time we shall see how vain and | THE other day a man very much I thought I'd give her a little shake, j to lake away their mother. There If they had vilified these necessary j country. empty is all this boasting." | is one favor I ask of you, and that is | intoxicated, was sent' to prison.— Or tap at her door or softly call: liberties, if in time of their power | A tombstone was carried in the Early next morning a messenger j that you take me also, that my blood | "Why did you not bail him out!" in- they had ignored, or effaced them ji procession and inscribed, "To the But I hadn't the heart for that at all— was despatched from the palace.— ij may be mingled with theirs.' i quired a bystander of a friend. "Bail "The Emperor has sent me," he | from the fundamental code, do you jI memory of the House ol Lords— She looked so sweet and so quiet God alone knew the grief which ! him out!" exclaimed the other, "why said, "to summon your youngest son suppose that their fellow-citizens j] 1884." A dense mass of spectators | filled the hearts of this saintly couple | you could not pump him out." there, before his tribunal, because yester- would have welcomed them at the jj all along the route interfered with as they bade each other adieu, but Lying back in her high arm-chair, \ day you did not obey his commands: j "DON'T you think your new school late elections, and that Liberal Bel- | the progress of the procession. It j they had the consolation of knowing ' and if you still refuse, your son shall ] ! master is a great boon?" said a lady gium would have once more confided i] took full an hour and a half to clear With her dear white hair, and a little 1 that it was only lor a short time, and | certainly be condemned to die a cruel j to a sharp little boy. ( He scratched her destinies to them! j the embankment, and the end of the smile. ' that they would soon see each other | death." his head for a moment, and then Official documents are at hand to | procession had not left Parliament That means she is loving you all the | again in Paradise. The poor father's heart sank with- j brightening up, he said: "A boon? attest this, and in a publication ap- | street when the head entered the while. The servants in the house wept ! "Oh, yes, a ba-boon !" proved by Leo XIII himself, this is |j park. The President of the Board in him when he heard this message, ; bitterly when they «aw their beloved j "Oh my boy !" he cried out, "what "YES," sighed Amelia, "before our the language he made use of, word JI of Trade and other ministers viewed "I didn't make a speck of a noise; ' mistress led away. She alone was for word, to a Belgian deputation IS the procession. They were loudly will become of you? I know they | joyful and happy, and spoke to them marriage George professed to be will- 1 knew that she was dreaming ol the will show you no mercy. How will j ing to die for me, and now he won't whiclf came to Rome to discuss the jI cheered. Some bands in the pro- : ! of the happiness she felt at being constitution of 1831 and its character: | fession played the "Dead March in little boys vou be able to remain faithful amidst 1 chosen to die for God. j even get his life insured in my favor," j the tortures sure to be inflicted upon "The situation Catholicism in Bel- Saul." When the procession had And girls who lived with her so long Another messenger was sen to Ti- i and the poor girl burst into a fashion- j you? O my child, my child !" j able flood of tears. gium, after halfacentury'sexperience, j arrived at the park speeches were ago. | tus. "Your wife has been behead- shows that in the actual state of mod- made, and the resolution previously But the boy said: "Fear not, my And then went to Heaven—she told | ed," lie said, "because she would not ! A young woman was asked why ern society the system of liberty es- i prepared was submitted and adopted. father, you have often told me that i obey the royal decrees; I am come to | she was going to wed so soon after me so. tablished in that country, is the most j There was a heavy rain toward the God made me to serve Him in this | summon you to share in the same j the death of her first husband. "Oh, favorable to the Church." The Bel- close of the meeting. world, and that if 1 persevere faithful- j punishment." ! la !" said she, "I do it to prevent "1 went up close , but I didn't speak ly to the end. He will take me to gian Catholics are therefore right in j The Duke of Cambridge, Marquis "Thanks be to (iod !"' exclaimed | fretting myself to death on account of j Heaven. My sufferings here will be respecting this national constitution, j of Hartington, Secretary of War One word, but I gave her on her j the holy man, as he raised his hands iI dear Tom." \ short, and then—happiness with God and in carrying it loyally out; they < and Vernor Harcourt, the Home Sec- cheek ! and eyes to heaven. "I have alrea- | forever!" CLERICAL GENT (alighting "My have on their side the formal appro- j retary, viewed the procession as it i dy suffered death four times in the ! The softest bit of a little kiss, i friend, how much shall I—?" Cab- bation of the Holy See ; and the sec- j passed the war office and were cheer- At these words tears flowed down j persons of my wife and little child- Just in a whisper, and then 1 said j by: "Well, sir, my bare fare's eigh- taries who. in France, try to main j ed. People of prominence and note ; the old man's cheeks. Embracing ren; willingly will I die a fifth time, | teen pence; but as it's 'friends'— tain that Catholicism is irreconcilable | various places throughout watched this:— | him tenderly, he said: "Go, my son, | that I may be with them again." al ; in the name of Jesus Christ. I com- i what shall we sav?—half a crown?" with modern institutions, are going j the procession. Lord Randolph 'Grandmother, dear, it's time for tea." He was conducted to the palace, against the very authority under i Churchill, and other well-known mit you to His care. Fight bravely, i There was a look of triumph on his A camel will work for seven or which they pretend to shelter them- j Tories, were at a window in the "She opened her eves and looked at < and fear not to die for His sake. We 1 countenance as he stood before the j eight days without drinking. In this ' shall, soon meet again in that King, selves. The Belgian Radicals fell Carlton Club rooms, and were vigor- me. j Emperor. With a voice full of emo- | he differs from some men, who will dom where there is no separation." becauae they made themselves op- | ously hissed by the passing throng, And said: 'Why Pet, I have just now tion, he besought him to command | drink seven or eight days without pressors; the Catholics have arrived 'f he Marquis of Salisbury's residence Two days after this, the Emperor him to be executed without delay, working.—Portland .1dverti*er. at power because they showed them- Arlington street was guarded by ^^^dreameH d i sent other messengers to Titus to tell on that he might be the sooner with those A gentleman having objected to hi* selves sincerely liberal; it is by plac- i f, police. A slight commotion was j Of a little angel who came and seem- i him that his son had been put to t e he loved. wife attending a public ball, she snap- ing themselves on the same ground, created there before the arrival of ! death because he had refused to re- ' ed The tyrant was astonished at these pishly said: "I'll go if 1 see fit." and by giving the same pledges to the procession by a man crying i nounce his Faith; and that if he hiin- To kiss me lovingly on my face.' words, and instead of complying "Very well; but you'll see fits if you the reasonable aspirations of their i »Down with the piers." Order was j self still refused to submit to the roy- 1 xyilh his request, he tried everything go !" was the crusty reply. time, that the French Catholics may J quickly restored, and no disturbance She pointed right at the very place ! al command«, his only daughter was ; i to go with them to suffer the same ! he could think of to shake his con- i Parit overcome in their turn. occurred while the procession was "I never told her 'twas only me; fate as her brother. slancy. But promises and threats A country editor advertises for a Ft earo. passing. were alike unheeded. "My duty in j partner "with some money and plen- I took her hand and we went to tea." I The London Telegraph says :— j The poor father felt this affliction this world," he said, "is to serve and | ty of energy and perseverance." He "The demonstration of the trades ; —St. Sicholat. far more than the former one, but he j obey mv God, in sorrow as in joy, in j evidently wants him to collect bills. Enthusiastic Meeting li London in would not yield. "No, my God!" I adversity as in prosperity, and never j unions at Hyde Park yesterday was "YES," said Fogg, "I've met many one of the most remarkable and im- ; he exclaimed, "Dearly as I love my while I live, will I be unfaithful." Favor of the Franchise Bill— darling child, 1 love Thee still more, successes in life. That's the trouble, posing ever witnessed during Queen The Kitten and the Mitten. Suddenly, the countenance of the and willingly will 1 sacrifice even j you know. Things a fellow meets Monster Procession. Victoria's reign. Over 100,000 Emperor changed. "Titus," said he, I BY SYDNEY DAVKK. i her rather than be unfaithful to are always going the other way." men marched in procession with de- "your fidelity to your God deserves | London, July 21.—The procession | Thee. (Jo, dearest," he said to his corum rising to dignity. It will not "Such a little mischief-maker, to be rewarded even in this world." A MOMENTOIS QUESTION.—"I hear of trades unions and others who j daughter; "do not be alraid of the do for the Peers to mock or under- Such a naughty, naughty kitten! Then turning to one of his officers your master extracts teeth without took part in the demonstration in short sufferings that will procure for j value its peaceful, simple methods or who was standing near him, he whis- pain!" "Without payin'? Oh, no favor of the franchise bill at Hyde See how she has pulled the stitches vou eternal happiness. God will j decry it as a p«id show." pered something into his ear. Tl(c sir! His charge is two dollars!" Park this afternoon formed on the Out of baby's cunning mitten ! protect and sustain you." The Standard says :—"The be- officer disappeared, and in a few mo- Thames embankment. An immense The child was taken before the j "SONNY dear," said a fond mother, havior of the people was admirable, ments returned, leading in Mary and crowd was in attendance. All the "There she lay, so still and cozy. Emperor, and commanded to adore j "you have a dirty face." "Can't but the demonstration has not chang- her three children safe and unhurt. approaches from the Strand to the On the step where I was sitting, the heathen gods. She refused, and ; help it, ma'm, dad's a black Repub- A cry of joy burst from the bewil- embankment were thronged with j ed the political situation in the slight- he ordered her to suffer the same ; lican." That I never thought she'd meddle dered Titus as he flew to embrace thousands of spectators from all eat degree. The judgment of the punishment that had been inflicted on j When I ran and left my knitting. them. "O my wife, my dearest lit- ALL good citizens do not push ba- part« of the country. They entirely silent and modest section of the corn- her brother. tle ones, do|I really behold you again! by carriages, but all men who push covered the embankment between i munity will not be affected. The Not many days after this, another j "Would you think she could have 0 my God, eternal thanks be to Thy baby carriages are good citizens. Charing Cross and Westminster. Ministry should concern themselves order was sent to Titus. "Come j goodness for thus restoring them to THE hum of industry is a good Scarlet banners indicated to the va- with the sober majority who stay at done it? now, and offer sacrifice to our gods," me even in this world !" thing, but there is some kind« of in- riona trade« unions the place where home and thhik for themselves, m- I was only gone a minute; said the messenger. "Be no longer j The spectators of this scene were dustry that are nothing but hum. they should resemble. The great atead ol following a brass band But before I thought about it. obstinate; you have already lost two moved to tears. Even the Emperor crowd manifested the utmost good through the streets and passing reso- ot your children; and if you refuse ! "MAN is a mystery," «aid a young There her little paws were in it. himself had to make great efforts to humor and the beat order prevailed, lutions." now to obey, I have orders to take j lady to her beau. "Yes,dear, ' said ! conceal his emotion. No attempt was made to interfere j — — Simon, your only surviving son, be- | he, "and girl is a missery." "How she danced and how she tum- "Titus," he said, finally, "you told with the procession. Radical politi- pHE following circular has been fore the Emperor, who will treat him | bled; ! me that you were the servant of the THE last "bore" snubbed—the cal pamphlet« found brisk sale among j Bent ^ p08tmasler, af free delivery as he has treated the others." the throng. The Prince and Princess How she rolled and how she toss- God of Heaven: now you have prov- Channel Tunnel. offices: The afflicted father knelt down be- |! ed it. Return to your home, and let of Wales witnessed the procession ed it; fore the image of our Saviour cruci- You are hereby authorized to grant j no one from this time forth molest from Whitehall. fied. and prayed for strength to sup- the letter carriers at your office a i Sent the ball among the bushes— you in the practice of that religion At noon the organized trades port this new trial. HAY-FEVER. — One and one-half unions assembled at Sloan Square, leave of absence not to exceed fifteen Wonder was she hadn't lost it! 1 which has made of you so inauy he- bottles of Ely's Cream Balm entirely "O Father in heaven!" he prayed, Paddington Green, Eu«ton Square, days in each year, with pay, and to roes." i cured me of Hay-Fever of ten years' "Thou knowest how 1 have loved my Islington Green, Clerkenwell Green, fill their places during such absence "Do but look and see the tangle ! The happy family, once more unit- [ standing. Have had no trace of it children, and how I have already Finsbury Circa«, the Obelisk, Black- with substitute carriers, whom you That is just the way 1 found her; ed, returneturned home, and thanking God j for year«.—ALBERT A. PERRY, Smith- sacrificed two of them for Thee. Yet friar« and Grosvenor Gardens, and will pay at the rate ol $000 per an- I Needles out and stitches ravetled for His great mercy to them, they boro, N.Y. Price, 50 cents. Thou dust require one more offer- proceeded to the embankment. The num. You will grant leave of ab- continued until the end of their lives And the worsted wound a round in?. Take him, then, O Lord! May politicil delegate« wore eollars, and sence to such number of carriers at a in their fidelity to Him, and died as her. Thy adorable will be done !" the streets and bridges across the time and at such times during the they had lived, faithful servants of the Two EAST bound freight trains OR Thames were packed and traffic year as will work the least inconven- Then, turning to his son, and em- King ot Heaven.— .1ve Maria. "Well, there is no time for talking; ' the Pennsylvania Railroad collided greatly impeded» Much chaff was ience to the public, a strict account bracing him for the last time, he said: ! near Bainbridge on the morning of I must fix it in a hurry; indulged in by the spectators along j of which must be kept with each car- "My dear boy, you know what has July 18. Twelve ears and an engine the march, especially when those in rier and certified to the auditor of Old Jack Frost is coming, coming, become of your sister and your young- WE are the temples of the Divini- were wrecked. No person was in- ty, consecrated by the Holy Spirit, j • J the procession were more than usual- this department quarterly, with your Bring snowftakes in a Hurry. er brother; they have laid down their m Chastity watches at the door of the r ly adorned. Several thousand agri- carrier pay roll on a separate sheet. lives rather than prove unfaithful to their God; and they are now safe sanctuary, and it does not permit I cultural laborers from Kent and Sua* If you have not a sufficient number "Needles, stitches, ravels, tangles- in His Kingdom, and are beckoning anything profane to penetrate into it, A vegetable product used only ia sex were marshaled at Blackfriara of substitute carrier« to fill the placea If I do not stop the ripping, on you alao to go and join them. Go, under the penally of seeing the Di- Ayer's Ague Cure, has proved itaelf bridge. The procession moved in of carrier« on leave, you ahould »a . Bab 8 bonn 1,ttle fin e then, my boy, and show yourself a vinity that has made its dwelling a never-failing remedy for alt malari- the following order: Mounted far- once «elevt a« many additional onet y y S " worthy Christian. Be not afraid of there, go away. I al disease. Warranted. rier«, agricultural laborers, provincial as may be required for this purpose I Will be sure to get a nipping. 4 THE CATHOLIC

Calendar. the dependants for very life upon the that eighty-five per cent, of readers .1 Presfefteriaa Plaint—and its I Jingo, that the Irish-Americans of coercion against the Government,

AVORIT. caprice of cruel and besotted masters; never touch a book of serious instruc- Cause. ! might find means to induce the States they will remain impassive in Saturday, 2, St. Alphonsus Mary woman a toy to passion in the hands tion. We are daily made more con- To what base uses a large number j to go to war on their behalf. A present struggle." Liguori, B. C. D. d. of depraved man; the poor and the versant with the laws of physical of the Protestant church buildings of I number of English journals, before Sunday, 3, Ninth Sunday after Fen- maimed sent out to die upon barren nature. Folly ! Did physiology or the country are turned, we gather and immediately after Blaine's nom- Coadjutor Bishop of (lonfert. tecost. s. d. islands; the civil power under the chemistry ever dispel fiom the im- from the following plaintive item in ination by the Republicans, were We learn from our Irish exchange Monday, 4, St. Dominic, C. gr. d. unrestricted control of despots so tv- agination one impure thought ? Did the Presbyterian Banner:— most complimentary in their allusions that the Rev. Dr. llealy, Prefect of Tuesday, 5, Dedication of St. Mary4* ranical and so corrupt that their they ever arrest one single vibration both to his political btatus and his "It must have deeply moved the the Dunboyne Establishmemt, May. ad .Xivtu. gr. d. crimes surpass our fancying, and of the heart? Familiarity with the hearts of the people and pastor in the abilities as a writer. As soon as a nooth College, has been appointed Wednesday, 6, Transfiguration of those despots adored as gods ; virtue, laws of nature teaches men how- Old Penn Square church, lately ! hint leaked out as to his large sym- known as the Tabernacle, in Phila- Coadjutor Bishop to the Rt. Rev, Our Lord. gr. d. a name, a figure of rhetoric; vice far they may go towards satiating pathy with Ireland, the criticism delphia, when Dr. McCook, on last Dr. Duggan, the venerable Bishop Thursday, 7, St. Cajetan, C. d. boldly enthroned upon the altar; their passions without shattering to veered around to hostility, covert Sabbath week, at the close of the last I of Clonfert. Dr. Healy was digni*. Friday, 8, SS. Cypriacus, Largus and man, in a word, a brute, with appe- pieces their physical frames. This sermon to be preached there, after and avowed. sirnas by the voting of the pariah Smaragdus, MM. s. d. tites outdoing in daring vileness the the purpose of knowledge in an irre- his eyes had wandered from the The Irish at home and abroad, priests of the diocese, last April, at Saturday, 9, Vigil of St. Lawrence, appetites of the brutes of the field. I ligious age !" crowded pews to the ceiling, said, especially in these United States, slowly and solemnly, "In the name their solemn session in the Pro-C». M. d. 2d el. shrink in a Christian temple from a Where true progress and salvation are always a thorn in the side of of this congregation I now declare thedral, Loughrea. The Right Re», close description of the old pagan are to be found by this nineteenth "dear Mother, England." It is a that this church, once dedicated to Dr. Healy is a native of the dioceae world. Now and then there appear- century of ours, that is wearv, heart- the service of God, is alienated and significant lact. w hatever be the true I of Elphin, and passed a brilli«« ed through it, as flitting stars over a sick and ill-at-ease. Bishop Ireland set apart for secular purposes forev- explanation of it, that the English I course in Maynooth, w here he OCCB. THE CATHOLIC. dark firmament, some high-born indicates in a beautiful apostrophe, er.' It saddens one to see buildings press is unanimously on the side of where the Gospel has been long and I pied a chair of theology first, and af. souls who pitifully groaned beneath I with which we close these extracts the Democratic nominee for the Pres- faithfully preached, applied to such terwards was promoted to the higher the weight of fearlul misery that had from a very remarkable address, in- purposes as they are sometimes ap- idency, and almost equally outspo- office of Prefect of the Dunboyot rrrrsBVRGii, AICIST Ì, ISSI. settled around the human race. Hut deed : plied. The old marble edifice in ken in its opposition to Mr. Blaine. Establishment, the post held up to if they attempted a remedy, they "Oh, nineteenth century, see and which the Second Presbyterian Whether it be the Democratic svm- the time of his appointment. He it soon fell back into despair before the know what ia thy salvation ! Look church of that city worshipped many pathy with a free trade policy, or e 8 a scholar of high attainment«, a Forty Hoars* Devotion. impossible task. A God alone can I beyond thy palaces and thv railroads, > f ' '« occupied by a low theatre; Mr. Blaine's sympathy with Ireland j . , . , . . and the house in Philadelphia, where priest of ripe experience in the mi»- save us, exclaimed in the bitter an- and bow down in homage belore the i» iv i . , that accounts for the fact, people The Devotion ot the Forty Hours, the late DRev. Dr. Wyhe preached so j sionary field, and, in every respect, guish of hopelessness a Socrates and may differ in their opinions. But m honot of the Mo*t Holy Sacrament, I »nighty physician which God has ably for an entire generation and more j eminently fitted for the distinguished a Plato." | placed on earth for the salvation of is occupied by negro minstrels." of the fact itself, there can be no in the Dioceses of Pittsburgh and Al- and exalted office to which he is Christ took hold of this world so the race. To all thy achievements questioning. England is opposed to legheny, will be held a« follows:— »Why not imitate the good example j called in the Irish hierarchy. §jj§ abject and pitiable. He breathed in- and glories add lov Mr. Blaine's election. This state of .lugust, and obedience | 0f the Methodist brethren, who when ! multos annas ! to it His Own Spirit. And soon it for the Church of Christ, and I will things, of course, we cannot prevent. Sunday, 3, SS. Philip and James', they have to sell out a "Bethel" as was aglow with a new and higher assuredly salute thee as the greatest quite frequently happens, look up a Myersdale. life—the life of true progress. The I of alt centuries. Republic of Ameri- Catholic church, and make a bargain Wednesday, 6, St. Monica's, Chest THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC QUAR- fatal mistake of this nineteenth cen- ca, this thy special need—God's Aa Iseless fonfliet. at sight? TERLY REVIEW.—The July number Springs. tury, Bishop Ireland points out, with Church. Precious are thv liberties. In our large cities, because of the The conflict between the House of | of this excellent quarterly publica- Friday, 8, St. Joseph's. Mt. Oliver. a clearness and force that cannot be | Turn a deaf ear to the foes of truth rapid increase of Catholics, there is Commons on the Franchise Bill tion has been received. The con- Sunday, 10, St. Mary's, Chartiers misunderstood. The age, as it I who tell thee the Church is unfriend- always a brisk demand for Protes- threatens to be prolonged and bitter. tents of the number are as follows:—. Creek. everywhere professes, is "ambitious ly to those liberties. She is the in* tant conventicles, forced to sell The Tory lords after numerous con- | 1. The Beginnings of (Jeography; 2. Wednesday, 13, Sacred Heart, Clays- to save and improve the race, to up- | spiration and the guardian of liberty, out, because of "depression in busi- sultations have decided to reject the j Of the Nature of the Human Soul; 3, ville. lift it to superior life and civiliza- j Liberty lives through the Christian ness." Surely it is more in accord- measure, or, at least, hold it in ebev- The Duty of a Catholic in the Face Friday, 15, S^ Michael's, Loretto. tion," but it professes, also, and j concience of the people of a land, and ance with the fitness of things, that ance, until Mr. Gladstone has made of Modern I'nbelief; 4. tjuid est Ho- Sunday, 17, St. Joseph's, Mans- herein is the very root of the error, j the Church Catholic is the sole pow- "buildings where the Gospel has known his scheme of re-distribution mo? A Query on the Plurality of field. "to attain its object by methods in- j er on earth reaching into and direct- been long and faithfully preached." j of parliamentary seats, which is to : Worlds; 5. The Progress of the Wednesday, 20, Most Hily Sacra- dependentof Christ and His Church." ing the consciences of men." should be so disposed of, rather than \ supplement the Franchise Act. The Church in the United States, from ment, Greensburg. Vain dream, as the learned Bishop fall into the hands of a "low- theatre" ! position assumed by the House of the First Provincial Council to the Friday, 22, Immaculate Conception, conclusively establishes, by disprov- manager, or be "occupied by negro • Lords, a large majority of which are l Third Plenary Council of Baltimore; Connellsville. ing the silly theories upon which the "liosed for Vacation!*' minstrels.*' Catholics, we repeat, Tories, has aroused a very augry 6. The Life and Times of Frederick Sunday, 24, Holy Name, Ebensburg. ambition rests. The modem meth- 0f course, it is none of our busi- will take all the Protestant church and hostile feeling among the liberals j the Second—the Kingdom of Italy; Wednesday, 2?, St. Mary's, Pine ods are all wrong. "To cure the ness whether Protestants close their buildings they can get; we need them: throughout Great Britian and Ireland. j 7. The Irish Question, Present and Creek. evils of the race, a check is required churches for one, two, or three and after a little remodelling and re- The London press speaks its mind ; Prospective; 8. Martin Luther and Friday, 29, Immaculate Conception, to be put upon the passions of the months of the year, or not. That is furbishing, will devote them to more quite freely, and warns the heredi- | His American Worshippers; 9. Book Washington. heart," whence spring the thousand a matter for the preacher and congre- ! ennobling purposes than that to which tary legislators against the risk they Notices. * Sunday, 31, St. Rose's, Cannelton. and one evils that afflict the social j galion to settle among themselves.— the three Philadelphia Presbyterian j are running in opposing the popula body. i However, as our separated brethren •burches have been applied. will. The Pall Mall Gazette pro- The Monthlies. Progress Through Religion. The Bishop disposes of some of | make profession of some measure of claims war to the knife on the upper The Messenger of the Sacred Heart We extract a few striking passages tljie pet theories of our modern social Christianity, and have not yet aban- chamber, and calls for a radical re- Heroism of tbe Sisters of Charily. of Jesus.—This monthly, devoted to from Bishop Ireland's powerful lec- Reformers in this wise : doned a defense ot such truths of the form ofthe House of Lords. Tlie Times i the propagation of the Apostleship oi ture, on Progress Through Religion, "Liberal, wide-guaged laws, you I Christian religion as thev are in pos- The following tribute to the Chris* regrets the action taken, and fears j Prayer, has been received. The lately delivered in Chicago. Appeal- say. Was virtue ever legislated into | session of, we may be permitted to j tian heroism of the noble daughters the peers may yet have cause to re- contents are as follows:—1. Vito and ing to history, he shows that through man ? Laws assist a struggling will. | ask, does no; their action in this mat- of St; V incent de Paul, the Sisters of pent it. The Daily Mrew$, the min- j Corinne; 2. The Con vent of St. An- Christ alone has the world ever pro- But if the will is perverted, they ter, expose the entire system to very Charity, who are giving fresh proofs isterial organ, declares that the | thony of Padua, Louvain; 3. Ada gressed ; outside of Christ, or Chris- whet the appetite for the forbidden ! serious objections that naturally pre- in the cholera afflicted towns of Tories have permuted passion and I Mcrton; 4. The Supper in Emmaus; tianity, there has always been retro- meats. In a corrupt society the laws | sent themselves to some minds? Will France, of their spirit of self-sacrifice prejudice to blind their judgment, i 5. A Great Home Missioner; 6. Plea gression. He then proceeds to paint too often become the expression of : not some people think, and others and martyrdom, is taken from the and that the question now resolves | lor the Work of the Good Shepherd; a picture, grapnic and striking in its corruption. The Rom?n Senate en- ' say it, that—if "three-fourths of a ] anti-Catholic paper, the Paris Figa- itself into a mere trial of strength. acted laws for the deification of pas- j 7. The Communion of Reparation; 8. outline, of the old pagan world ; I Protestant congregation, or more, ro:— Meanwhile the friends and pro- sion. Our American Legislature, General Intention; 9. Graces Obtain- when its material condition was in ! should be left months w ithout a The devotion of which the Sisters moters of the measure are active in obedient to the pressure of prevalent of Charity daily give proof has just ed. its highest degree, it is an admitted ! church to worship in, or a pastor's stirring up the people to realize fully fact, its moral condition was in its adulterous, love have given us our I care, while one-fourth or less is able been ennobled by a new name to be added to the list of their martyrs.— the nature and gravity of the issues lowest : divorce laws. Politicians make the j to go to the mountains, the sea-side, New Mosic. ; Sister .Macedonia, ol the Order of St. raised by the action of the House of laws of a country ; will politicians | or to Europe,"—it makes but very "Sore and heavy-laden with woe | Vincent de Paul, has succumbed to Lords. Monster demonstrations are .i Handful of Earth from theP luce rise above their own level and make j little difference, whether there be a and suffering was the human race the plague while caring for the chol- being held all over the country, pro- ! of My Birth.—Song and Chorus, by law s to punish wrong doings to which church, or pastor at all? era patients at Toulon. Three other when Jesus spoke the words : • I am testing against the stupid obstinacy | Win. H. Clark. Price. 35c. Dedi- the way, and the iife, and the truth.' their own conciences plead guilty ? other holy women, among them the j cated to the well known Fritz Em- If the majority of a Protestant con- Lady Superior, are attacked by the of the Tory peers, and denouncing It wore, it is true, the external ap- "Science, universal instruction ! I gregation can, seemingly, get along dread disease. M. Edouard Herve their conduct in rejecting the Fran- | mett. Sung by him, and by Murphy pearances of health and vigor ; a su- Some of the most literary ages ot the j writes of these noble heroines of i & Scanlan, with immense success in j just as well without a church and chise bill. Radical politica pani- perficial observer could have been I Christian duties: "Noble daughters ! ! their entertainments throughout the world were the least virtuous. Will | pastor, as with them, what in the phlets arc widely distributed s j they avenge, in a dignified manner, among deceived. Legions invincible upon | it be claimed that we are to-day the name of common sense, is the use of country. Mailed on receipt of price, the base insults and ignoble persecu- the workingmen all over the country. a hundred battle-fields inspired dis- superior in literature to the Augus'.in | by the publisher, Ignatius Fischer, I buiidin g Protestant churches, and I tions of which their Order has been Everything is being done to bring may to the enemies of the public period ? And yet how very low in Toledo, Ohio, who will accept our I paying big salaries to the preachers? I the object. They die for those who such a pressure of popular opinion io peace. Vessels freighted with most morals was that same Augustin pe- If the Protestant flock can escape the outrage them, who chase them aw ay, thanks for a copy of this really beau- bear upon the House of Lords as will precious merchandise ploughed the riod ? Knowledge adds power to the ravages of the wolf during certain hot I who empty over them the vials of tiful song. force it to retire from the stand it has waters of sea and ocean. Philoso- mind ; it is the sharpening of the months of the year, while the "hire- l their hate. But no, we do wrong in \ speaking of vengeance. The hero- taken. At Hyde Park, London, the phers talked eloquently in Athens. sword. But whether the outcome ling" pastor is seeking the cool, re- WE have received from Richard A. ism ofthe Sisters of Charity finds its largest demonstration ever witnessed Rome by the splendid architecture of will be for good or for evil, knowl- j Saalfield, 12 Bible House, New York, freshing breezes of ocean or moun- inspiration in higher regions and in was recently held, at which resolu- her palaces, and the majesty of her edge does not decide. The people J the following pieces of music: tain top, wherein can there be dang- I purer sources. Between them and j tions, condemnatory of the action of, imperial court, might have challeng- to-day all read and write. Has er if left to wander at all seasons?— their persecutors the distance is too ¡.in r T , . "Maine's Grand March," by If 'az- t .„ I r c I llle House of Lords, and in favor of ed competition from past and from crime diminished in the country ? This will puzzle many to find out. great to speak of revenge or even of ' «> j! ner, w hich is a very effective piece future generations. These the ex- pardon. They do noteven see them. 1 "e reiorm bill, were unanimously of music, written in marked time, The prison statistics answer in the The American Hebrew, seeing the ternal appearances. But were I to | for they gaze upward, and the latter passed. Of course, everybody sees Ij well adapted to Torchlight Proces- negative. The walls of our prisons j weak points in this "clerical summer remove this mantle of rich pomp and 1 are below." j that the hereditary legislators will | sions and Serenades, and arranged we are constantly widening beyond exodus," that annually takes place dazzling beauty in which the pagan j When thousands are flying from eventually have to yield to the popu-j| for Piano or Cabinet Organ. Illus- all proportion to th<* ratio of increase among our separated brethren, says: world had draped itself, what a put- the plague-stricken districts, the Sis- j lar will. In the reform bill of 1832. jI trated with a really fine portrait of in the population, and the inmates, | "Hebrew shrines, temples, or svna- rid mass I should reveal ! I need ters of Charity, receiving their inspi- there was the same stupid opposition I the Republican Candidate. | with, few exceptions, report them-! gogues of low degree or high degree, not loose time to prove that man's ration and fortitude from on High, I on the part ofthe peers to the ineas- "Our Plumed Knight Leads the | selves as able to read and write. have never been'closed for vacation,' j true goodness and true greatness lie ! are hastening, like ministering angels, j ure, but the force of popular expres- j Way?* Campaign Song, by Harrison Knowledge renders easier and more like the doors of the great Catholic ! in the perfection of his moral nature. into the very midst of the infected > sion very soor. became so strong and Millard. A stirring Republican song, frequent the commission of complex i Church. He who yearns 'for the Material or intellectual splendor may, j towns, bringing with thein relief for i fierce that the noble lords were ready I the best of its kind that we have and far-reaching crimes. The coun- courts of the living God,' has always if you wish, be fit ornaments and apt try has lately been startled by gigan- the suffering and the sweet consola- to retrace their steps with as much seen. Written by the famous song «leans to moral dignity. But if they 1 tic frauds in the city of New Vork ; found them open, never closed by | tions of religion jo the d ying. No- ! grace as was possible for them to i writer, Harrison Millard,, author of stand apart from moral dignity, the men guilty of those frauds were authority. So mav it ever be with where outside of our Catholic Sister- ! maintain under the circumstances.! "Flag of the Free," "Waiting," while the spring to all thai is noble not wanting in intellectual training. us and with our neighbors, so that hoods ate such heroic deeds of char- So will it be in the present instance, "When the Tide Comes in," &c„ in man, the heart, remains untouch- The diffusion of knowledge! Are while a part of the flock seeks new itv t0 be witnessed. Mr. Parnell and his follower*rs say &c. strength abroad, those who stay at j jj j, y ed, nothing has been accomplished our young men and young women t at t e are absolutely indifferent "Leaning Over the Gate" by home may not be outraged in their I for true progress, and if they arc at- purer and better than those of a cen- i 11» « r d. i h<> ^e present situation of the fran- Danks, author of "Silver Threads higbest privileges of worship, by An English Opinio~ n of Blaine. . chjge BaL Mr< Parnell hims£ tendants upon a corrupt heart, they tury ago, before palatial charity Among the Gold," and over one hun- fester the sore and deepen the degre- schools became a mania in the land? closing the shrines." I The nomination of Mr. Blaine for j lately speaking upon the subject to dred other popular and well known dation. Well, what was the moral Of what use for true progress are so The doors of the Catholic Church the Presidency of the I niled States Samuel Storey, M. P. for Sunder- songs. A really good melody, adapt- condition of the old pagan world ? many of our newspapers with their are never closed "for vacation;" and is the theme of a long reflection in land, said : "The Irish members will ed to popular and taking words.— At the period of which we ®e speak- sensational reports of crjpne and ; the hard-working, self-sacrificing Ca- the London Economist. It admits not move a hand nor a foot one way Sure to sing itself into the hearts of ing, while the material condition was their horrid advertisements, which tholic priest, true soldier ofthe Cross, Mr. Blaine's Irish tendencies, and or the other to help the Franchise thousands. is always on duty. His vacation is expresses the belief that, if elected. Bill out of its present difficulty. Any in its highest degree, the moral con- would bring the bluse of shame upon "//'% Did They Dig Ma's Grave generally taken out in ministering to and if hopeful of a second term, he I display of anxiety for the success tif dition was in its lowest. We see the the cheek of pagan, Greek or Roman? so Deep," by Skelly. A song which and caring for his flock, no matter would probably court the Irish, and I the bill on the part of the Irish mein- riehes of a thrice continental empire Of what use our numberless books of has had an immense sale. The mel- whether the thermometer registers give England trouble by remonstran- bers will simply influence the English ministering to the fierce passions of silly, poison-bearing fiction ? We ' ody is sweet and the words taking. ninety in the shade, or ten below ze- ces about coercive laws. But it does opposition to the measure. As in the few ; more than one-half of the are taxed for public libraries ; the re- It is one of those songs which, once ro, he is forever acting the part of the not see why, as has been suggested, any case the Irish members are not population reduced to abject slavery, ports of those libraries inform us | heard, are sure to strike the "hidden Good Shepherd. | if Blaine's administration were all J inclined to help in the present work chord." Simple enough to be sung m flip THE CATHOLIC.

%y • child at * school exhibition, and of granite, surmounted by a stork, six | lection of Bishops. As Father Con- ONE of those terrible outbreaks of THE Chicago Daily Mews' special 1 yd taking enough to be hummed by feet high. At first he wanted to put grove is the first Bishop in the Unil- Rock Point. morbidness noticer.ble in all places from Litchfield, III., says: By the ,r a statue ol himself instead of the I ed States chosen bv the suffrages of ««grown npa. where hope is lost and death from an explosion of the boiler of a steam The Rock Point property has been I 'he priests, we hope he will reflect Each oi the above piecea retail for stork on top, and was disposed to epidemic seems certain, where law- thresher, six miles north, on the af- purchased by the Pennsylvania Com- honor on the methods of his promo- sulk when the District Commission- I lessness prevails, with desperation ternoon of July 22d, John West and pany, and elegantly fitted op for pic- 40 cents at mustc stores, but the pub- tion. We extend to the new Bish- j grow ing out of the madness of de- , Frank Gaskell were instantly killed nic and pleasure parties. Special lishers will send the four post paid ers declined to allow him either a sto- op of Davenport our hi-anie^t con- spair, shocked Lugano, Italy, on the I and five others seriously injured. arrangements made for Sunday for 80 cents, in order to be enabled in ried urn or an animated bust. A I graiulations, and hope that he may I night of July 24. Schools. For terms apply to E. A. this way to compile a statistical list compromise was finally made on the i live long to wear the honors se nobly By quarantine regulations, all per- A MOB on the 22d of July attacked Ford, General Passenger Agent, cor- stork, and an ice company, which j won.—FFesiéfn Watchman. j sons from other places going there j the Salvation Army hall at Bienne, ner of Penn avenue tnd Eleventh of sneh parlies as own Pianos or Or- | Switzerland, and completely wreck- gans and use sheet music. Secretary Folger says can afford to | have to spend some days in the laz- j street, Pittsburgh. ! aretto. The place is under the care I ed the building. The police were be generous on the strengh ol making ••» - ol Sisters of Charily. On Wednes- j powerless, the mob greatly outnumb- four hundred per cent, out oi all its Qnttn tirloria's Congratulations. | ering them. For Tkt CtUholie. day night, iuly 23, the attendants] Edward I). Moore, sales to the Government, gives the HKR CABLCORAM TO PRESIOKKT AR- secreted the keys of the wine cellar. Is 1880 there were 1,040.000,000 I tenth Ifu English Ann? Chaplain. (Sexton of St. Paul's Cathedral) Un- ice to keep the fountain going. UM K AMI His RTTPLV. After midnight, when all were in bed, letters mailed in the t'nited States. I dertaker and Embalmer, Office, 10* Mr. Editor :—It is with a feeling they visited the cellar and got beastly j The number this year is estimated at High up on a terrace on Massa- Washington, July 22.—The presi- Grant street, opposite Cathedral, j drunk. They then came up stairs 1,251,200.000, an increase of 20 per 1 ittsburgh. The finest hearses and «{ profound regret and sadness, that chu dent has received the following cable | and assaulted the Sisters of Charity I cent. carriages furnished at all hours. I learn ol the death of an olJ school setts Avenue, is Senator Bayard's message from Queen Victoria:— and the inmates. A fierce resistance j companion, Rev. Thomas O'Reilly, house, and beside it is that of Sena- London, July 21. I was offered. Soldiers were called BI'TTERMILK has become the favor- Catholic Chaplain to the English To the President of the United States, I and they suppressed the outbreak. ite drink in Iowa, and many saloons j tor Edmunds. They Hr»th have plain have been opened for its sale since Rtaitianees. troops at Aldershot. The funeral of II ashington:— ! Several travelers who were there un- and coralortable residi-m-es, either of The Queen heartily congratulates I der quarentine regulations were > the prohibitory law went into effect j Frank Bradley, Jefferson, this bright and estimable young <4 t<> which could be placed in the draw- the President and people of the Unit- !| wounded during the disturbance. in that State. Charles Gschwend, Bennett, 2 (HI priest took place on June 27, in the Peter Ivory, Westview, ing room oi Mr. Blaine'« grand man- ed States on the rescue of l.ieutenant |! The town is iu a perfect turmoil of j As enormous ranch, covering an I 2 00 F. Lauinger, McKee's Rocks, Camp Cemetery, Aldershet, in the Greely, and the gallant survivors of excitement and indignation. Whilst j area oi 1,600 square miles, has been ! 2 00 sion without inconveniencing its oc- Per F1erkenstien,for presence of a large concourse of the Arctic expedition. She trusts j no cases of cholera have appeared, purchased in Mexico by a syndicate cupants. Senator BavarJ has a larjre Self, Harlansburg, that favorable reports have been re- yet the people are in a kind of de- of English speculators for £200,000. 2 20 spectators. The ceremony was of a James Sîoey, Grant City. family, and his wife being an invalid, ceived of the sufferers. spair,believing that it eventually will. 4 40 military character, the band of the FIFTY Canadian newspapers have never goes into society. The Dela- The QI'EEN. PerC. Me Mullen, for delared in favor of independence.— Royal Highlanders attending, whilst ware statesman has never thrived on Il'irulsor Castle. THE Egyptian Confrrence met on Mrs. J. A. Davis, AMoona, 2 20 the 22d of July at the Foreign Office, There are but few advocates of an- the coffin, profusely covered with politics and is comparatively poor. The President replied as follows: j London. Earl Granville, the Secre- nexation. 6oral wreaths and crosses, was borne The sanitary condition of Wash- To the Queen of Great Britain and ! tary of Foreign Affairs, presided. | THE work of reclaiming the Poto- WHO ARE I SING. to its final resting place on a gun ington has so greatly improved with- Ireland, Windsor Castle:— Th«se instrument» 7" It is there Flats steadily improves the health oi fi.r» proper to point to the fart that the Hanlman The devoted sister ol the deceased the timely gift of the "Alert," which It is considered doubtful whether it SEVENTY' thousand tons of zinc were the city, and now the one great generous act added spirit and en- I mined in the neighborhood ofGaiena, Pltm» has been sought for by persons in nearly fell down during the services in a will meet again for a long time. every walk and station, of life. The list repre- question agitating the Muncipal au- couragement to the expedition. Kansas, last year. ¡•*n»t buyers in the two cities and vicinity, Mid fainting fit, and was carried from the it ¡»an additional pleasure to know that in each thorities is, how to secure the best re- j CHESTER A. AKTHI R, FIRE started at 10 o'clock on the A ruby has been found in Clay Church, causing a painful sensation. »ml every parohase* we ftixt aa anient admirer suits from the liberal appropriations I President of the t'nited States. 21 of July in a wheat field near Mo- county. North Carolina, which is of the Hardman Piano. The earliest buyers, Amongst the thousands who followed desta, California. The alarm was worth 818,000. finding that tisoe ami constant usage are alike recently made by Congress to com- ! Secretary Lincoln had a confer- ! powerless to deteriorate the qualities of their pi- the remains to the grave was Canon telegraphed and telephoned to all the ano, are as lo«l in their praw» as are the pur- plete the sewerage system ol Wash- enoe with General Hazen this morn- j FIVE thousand women are said to Beach, senior Protestant Chaplain ing as to the disposition to he made I available points, and two thousand ohsaer» of 24 b«Wrs ago. Amoag the list are tba ington. For years there has existed be employed in the British Govern- nam»« of professionals wk*». judgment in the of the bodies of the dead of the (Jree- men from various sections, rushed to to the forces at Aldershot. Father a necessity ior some more plausible the rescue. The old lashioned prai- ment offices in England. uuater of a piano takes the most irrefutable and O'Reilly was universally esteemed ; ly expedition. It is probable that practical shape; namely, the selection of a Hard- invention than malaria to account for they will be taken to Governor's | rie way of fighting fire with fire was GRASSHOPPERS have returned this tuaa Hano for their owu use. The extremely resorted to. At 10:30 P. M., after a rapid growth of this list is another gratifying he was one oi the Catholic volunteer the infirmities that so often afflict Island, New York Harbor, and plac- ! year to plague California. desperate struggle, the fire was con- feature, and in selecting Iw CATHOLIC as the Chaplains who served throughout Congressmen, who, on coming here, ed in charge of Major (Jen. Hancock I faVorite medium through which womay best pre- until a decision shall be reached as to trolled. The streets of Modesta and xesrt this list of Hardman possessors, we will sim- the Egyptian campaign, and wore leave their good habits with their Oakdale were filled with men with ply say to all who desire an instrument which their final disposition. HAT-FEVER.—I was severely af- the medal and cross of honor. He constituents. shaJl meet each and all of the most exacting re- scorched faces, singed heads and hair. flicted with Hay-Fever for 25 years. tirements, com« and bay a Hardman. Gen. Hazen »ays that Lieutenant j Six thousand acres ofgrain, and sever- received sunstroke in the Egyptian The White House has assumed its I tried Ely's Cream Balm, and the Greeiy literally accomplished every- al large dwellings were destroyed. Mki.LOR, HO«*R A Hkkrd KS, war, and had suffered till his death. summer air of quietude. The car- thing that he was sent to do, and had effect was marvellous. It is a perfect 7» Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. The total losses are estimated at cure.— WM. T. C'ARR, Presbyterian Miry he rest in peace. M.S. pets are up, the matting down, and brought his party to the point where Si50,000. Insurance, §35,000. lAi>T Dt>. his responsibility ended, viz.. Cape j Pastor, Elizabeth, N. J. Price, 50c. W. L. Abbott, I:..up street, n,,L | the lurniture has been draped in cool Mrs. Japes E. Brown, Hiland avenue, Sabine. REV. FATHER RIORDAN, Missiona- Rev. (i. W. Chal&nt, Frankstown avenue, Unen nd1,38 had hi ry at Castle Garden, says: am go- j Wm. J. Diehl, Shady avenue, Washington Loiter. I L* * " Mrs. Maggie Doyle, H >wley avenue, trunk parked for a short jaunt to the ing to Ireland to do all that 1 can to \ Michael tiwIKvaa, Howley avenue, discourage indiscriminate immigra- I BUSINESS NOTICES. Mrs. K. T. Gordon, Centre street, {Prom our Regular Correspondent.) I Kaaterskill. C. A. S. tion to this country. For those who I A. Howard, WUkinsbvrgi Washington, July 21, 1884. .«•». NEWS OF THE WEEK. N. W AVER AND SON'S AMERICAN Miss S. H. Killikelly, 11,land avenue, have a small capital, or good friends j Mrs. EiObeyd», Latimer avenue, NEWSPAPER ANNI AL contains full Washington has the appearance of I Bishop (osgrovt. who can help them, there is no coun- j Mrs, M. A. Lang. Pea» av«,ae, MESSENGERS from the oasis of try in the world like this. But it is j statistics of all Newspapers in the Thomas Lindsay, Wilkiusburg. a tropical city, because everybody Wah-El-Kharjeh, July '¿2d, report J. F. Marthens, Iteaniston avenue, Two dispatches reached this city the common idea in Ireland that all j United States and Canada, also popu- lives out of doors in the summer time. that Colonel Colville and Major lations from the Census of 1880. W. Xawotaey, Rowley avenue, last week conveying the intelligence one has to do to make a fortune is to Mrs. H. P. Pears, Hilaad avenue, Wortley with a Bedouin force arriv- The whole population, rich and poor, that Father Cosgrove, Vicar General ! get to this country. So the lame, Sent postpaid on receipt of price. Mrs. H. W. Patnerson, llilaad avenue, ed at Beris, in that oasis, after 10 J. L. Robertson, Larimer avenue, take to the parks and squares so lib- of Davenport, had been appointed by j the halt, and the blind, the immoral, ! Three Dollars. Address N. W. Ayer days' march from Assiout, 200 miles & Son, Advertising Agents, Times A. Roseman, Collins avenue, erally scattered over the city. There Rome Bishop of that See. The news j and the vicious pour themselves upon J. 0-. Reneker, Torre«», distant. Their horses were in good was no surprise to us, as we had { these shores, and disgrace the name Building, Philadelphia. L. H. Bbed, Aiahersoa avenue, is not a section of the city more than condition, notwithstanding the great A. T. Uuwand, Kdgewood, come of late to regard the appoint- oi irishmen." five minutes from one of these plea- heat. Colonel Colville hoped to 11. P. Smith. Denafeton avenue, ment ashigh'Iy probable. For a time i proceed southward to Selimah on SENT» a postal card to Rev. A. A. • iernutaia M.«nnr*cV>r, Frankstown avenue, sure grounds, which aie utilized and it was thought that the Bishop would | AT a Cabinet council at Paris on W. L. Schoyer, Collins avenue, July 16, a nine days' journey Irom Lambing, 48 Third avenue, Pitts- enjoyed from four o'clock in the be taken from among the clergy of the 22d of July M. Ferry announced Frank Toohill, IVtia avenue. Kharjeh. The route lies through burgh, Pa., for a copy of his interest- Charts» H. Taylor, Ellsworth avenue, this Diocese, but the long delay in ! that negotiations with China were morning until midnight, when the au- the very heart of the desert and there ing pamphlet, "Mary's First Shriue S. H. Thompson, Centre avenue, the appointment indicated clearly that making favorable progress. The L. F. Wefing, Aiken avenue. thorities clear the parks, and lock is no water fit for drinking. Col- in the Wilderness." It contains a other influences than the nominations I Tsung Li Yama, he said, had in- Miss Kate Young, Frankstown avenue, ville' s intention was to take 125 men beautiful picture of our Lady's Shrine, H. Weetinghoose, Kdgewood. the gates. An era of fellow feeling of the Bishops of the Province were structed the Viceroy of Nankin to mounted on camels, and also a camel and it is sent in English or German to sets in about the middle of June, and brought to bear on the Holy See.— j settle the pending questions, especi- PITTSBURGH. train of 100, carrying water sufficient any address, free, on application. lasts as long as the pleasant weather. The papers have spoken of" a Saint i ally that of indemnity, with Paten- — —«••- Mrs, M. Alker, Webster street, for two days and food enough for two Thomas Armor, Centre avenue, Louis candidate for the vacant Dio- I otre, the French Minister to China. Alt day long the nurses and chil- weeks. He expected to direct his Edward Armstrong, Smallman street, cese; but St. Louis had no candidate: I A speedy solution of the matter is IRISHMEN, MECHANICS AMI» LABOR- Miss Emma Barth, Penn avenue, dren congregate in these resorts. At line of march across the desert by expected. The French squadron M'ws Bessie Bechtel, Ninth street, . i i . » u i « the man who was most prominently compass, and hoped to strike the ERS OE AI.L NATIONS, ATTENTION'!— will remain at Foo Chow until the The Rocky Mountain Celt, the pio- Mr». N. B. Bechtel, Ninth street, five o clock, P. M., the Government mentioned in connection with the j Nile at Ammara.sorae distance south l*ro£. S. Bissell, Female College, indemnity is settled. neer and only Irish American and Mrs. N efctie F. Black, Third avenue. employes appear, and at twilight Af- promotion, neither desired nor ex- j of Wadyhall'a. labor journal of the Great West, will Mis» E. Blackshaw, Fulton street, rica and Ethiopia pour in their swar- peeled the place. Whatever priest I A cyclone visited Cimarron station, William Bowersmitli, Forty-fourth street, besl The Sheikh of Kharjeh thought be sent to any address, one year, up- Mr«. Sarah Bradley, Herron avenue, thy cohorts. After dusk yoti will see «"¡ted the clergv of Davenport. that a collision with the rebels was eighteen miles West of Dodge Citv, on receipt of 82, or six months 81. James K. Brown, Eighth street. wa lh e c andida te Sl L uis Kansas, on the night of July 26tii, Dr. E. C. Carter, Fourth avenae, Hon. S. S. Cox and his wife in Du- f , f , °[ " ' probable at Ainmara. but Colonel The Celt is a staunch ainl fearless demolishing about a dozen houses, Miss C. Crossaiv, Logan street, , ' . Aside from his being the unani- Colville did not consider this of suf- advocate of right as against wrong: Prof. C. C. Cochrane, Pittsburgh High SohcoIL pont Circle, which is near their ele- mous choice of the clergy of the Dio- ficient importance to make it neces- one-fifth of the town, including a drv panders to no rings or corporations; Miss L. Delinay, Liberty street, gant residence. A number of their cese, Father Cosgrove has other sary to change his plans. Messen- goods store and a livery stable. The favors the eievatiou of American la- James Devereaux, Thirteenth street, W. J. Dougherty, Chatham street, friends will probably be with them, claims to the vacant See. He is one j gers s;ated that the inhabitants of the house of Alfred Barton was swept bor to the highest possible standard; entirely away. Mrs. Barton and Mrs. C. Eckert, Chatham street, enjoying an out-door party on the of the °,d€9t Pries,ls of the Diocese, j oasis were now friendly to the Eng- believes in the use of any and all J. V. Entrees, Wylie avenue, . „„„t, , .... \ He built and ruled the present Cath- i child were seriously hurt. Several Aiiss Abbie Eratine, Wylie avenue, benches and grass. On the next set- , , , ' lish. A month ago, however, when means in securing independense for ® edral parish ofr nDavenpor t rfo r over > Major Wortley's advance guaad ap- other persons received painful inju- C. W. Eairtnan, Herron avenue, Ireland; has no criterion to be guided Geoi Faulkner, Fulton avenue, tee to them may be seen a working j twenty-five years. He has been Vi- peared 5.00, natives offered a feeble ries. The wind reached the veloci- by except justice to all; is free and Mrs. C. Kihl, Wylie avenue. man and his family, having as good I car General, and he has practically j resistance, but quickly dispersed at ty ol 87 miles an hour. independent. Miss E. Fiatkowsky, vain street, Michael Fox, Forty-fourth street, a time, and conducting themselves administered the Diocese since its J the aight of the 40 rifles of the guard. Now is the time to subscribe!— ADVICES from Tamative slate that M rs, A. Freyvogel, Forbes street, with as much decorum as their dis- ««"<>»• , He wa" the priest deemed The Sheikh of Khartyeh informed Send all moneys by P. O. Order, or Mrs. E. (ioff, Marion Station. the French claim a protective over W. L. tirey, Linden street, .,,.,, ,, most worthJy to wear the mitre of the I the English officers that messengers Registered letter. Address, Korky tmguished neighbors. Senator Sher- McMulieo of all of the | that portion of Madagascar lying Dr. O. it. Hall, Penn avenue, 1>w B|>bop from the Mahdi had passed through Mountain Celt, 378, 380 and 382 man may be seen in Franklin Park, iests in his jurisdiction. Lastly, j north of the 16th parallel of south Harris" Museum, Fifth avenue, {)r Kharjeh on their way to Tripoli. Larimer street, Denver, Colorado. «molting a cigar by the fountain that he is a most laborious, prudent and ! Colonel Colville expects to reach Se- latitude, and also claim an indemnity ALLEGHENY. of 3.000,000 francs and indemnity to splashes under the shade trees. Op- worthy administrator. lima/ July 2(5. and Wadyhalla by the (,. W. Ache. Sheffield street, compensate foreigners for losses dur- N. A. Ackerman, Boyle *treee„ n beginning oi August. Moss Point tirove. posite to the Franklin there is a large I J •»•«•¡•«•f confirming the ing the war. France also proposes Jacob Afelder, Sheffield street, \ ... . choice of the clergy of IJavenport, Walter Anderson, Palo Altaetrett, This beautiful grove, situated in family hotel, which turns its guests Rome has done a very gracious thing, A dispatch from Sioux Falls, Da- that the Queen be styled Queen of M. Barney, Rebecca street, the Chartiers Valley, about twelv loose to roam as soon as the evening and one that should make the name I kota, of July 23, says:—"Several fa- the Ilovas only. ie R. Ilauman, Beech street, miles from Pittsburgh, can now be Mrs. R. Barrows, Rebecca street, talities are reported in this county, 1 comes on. Lafayette Park, in front of Leo XIII. very dear to the Catho- THE National Prohibition Party- secured for pic-nic purposes. Trains rs. M. A. Barry, Juniata street. of the White House, is the largest, llc8 of thal See- The>' knew lheir | caused by Mouday's storm. Mrs. met in our city on the 23d of July Dr. elter Axtell Scott, of L yon township, was coolest, and shadiest of all these bits ?? f 'han the is ops of t e for the purpose of putting a Presi- rectly to the grove. For dates and Mrs. D. W. Bjss, Allegheny avenue, struck by lightning while taking re- 1 dential ticket iu the field. Ex-Gov- terms apply to E. A. Ford. General S, II. Boss, Franklin street, Province, who made out the list of fuge with a family in a cellar. Mrs. ernor John P. St. John, of Kansas, Passenger Agent, corner J.C. Breit laugh, Ohio street, of country set in the midst of to«vn, cand,dates, and Rome has done wise- John Hall,of Highland township, was Eleventh M. L. Bricker, South Canal street, was nomiuated for President, and street and Penn avenue. and the President often strolls through ]y to follow their judgment. But it j struck by the wreck of a house that Mrs. J. Brown, Vernar street, William D aniels, of Maryland, for A. Brumfleld, itobinson street, it at night with a friend. is no reflection on the Bishops that was blown down. A child ol Peter Miss N*. Chambers, Lnoock street. lheir Vice President. Boating is the favorite pastime ol I The y nominationdid what thes y werthoughe rejectet wasd the j Degree, of Highland township, two How TO GET WELL.—How to keep Miss Myrtie Connor, Sheffield »treat, the young Department clerks, ard FIVE out of the 21 Presiden.* were A. Critly, Laoock street, best ior the Church at large, and the children near Dell Rapids, a daughter well and be strong and vigorous are nearly every one who can afford to ofSeotch-Irish lineage, Jackson,Polk, Mrs. T. Dickson, Beech street, Diocese of Davenport in particular, j of Samuel Huckings, West of Dell questions of vitual importance. This Mr*. F. Diethor, Cedar avenue, Buchanan, Johnston, and Authur.— pay the does, belongs to a boat club If it were known with what anxious j Rapids, and Lassac Leisoom, at the is answered and convincing proofs William Dilwurth, Pennsylvania avenue, Two ot Scotch lineage. Grant and here. At six o'clock the Potomac care and conscientious scrutiny those j Norwegian church, southeast ol Val- furnished in an Illustrated Pamphlet W. J. Draher, Irwin avenue, Hayes. One was Welch, Jefferson, II. (i. Dravo, Loeust street, lists have been made out, the fact ley Springs, were among the victims. concerning the Howard Galvanic tiver becomes lively with single and one of Dutch, Van Buren, and all Mrs. J. Kakin, Stewart street, that such good Bishops have been se- No estimate is yet possible of the to- Shield, which gives soothing, J. Elphinstone, Locust street, •bells, four and eight oared boats and the rest of English. cured will not be wondered at. But tal loss iu the county. Reports from strengthening currents of Electricity W. E. Evans, River avenue, barges. The female Department Dell Rapids place the damage done J. B. Field, Franklin street, the number of Sees has been so great- AT five o'clock on the evening of and Magnetism. It can be worn by Mrs. N. P. Filson, Federal street, clerks furnish the ballast, and beer ly increased that it is becoming more I iu the village and surrounding sec- July 22. an explosion took place in a any one, night or day, at work or at W. Klanavan, Franklin street, tion at 8100,000, and at Valley and crackers are the refreshments. and more difficult for the Bishops, I trench in Twelfth street, Wheeling, rest, and evercomes weakness or A. L. France, Race street, Miss M. A. Fuller, Stockton avenue, living the retired life that they gene- Springs at $50,000. The loss in the ; where a new gas main is being laid. disease without drugging the stomach. Mr. Cogswell, of San Francisco, immediate vicinity of Sioux Falls, is Samuel Chuts, MoClure avenue, rally do, to make the proper selec- | Superintendent Dillon, of the city gas Pamphlets sent free unsealed. Sealed R. II. Gibson, Pennsylvania avenue. the gentleman with the passion lor tion. The coming Council will give not over 83,000. The damage done works, and Samuel Darrah were bad- 4 cents postage. Address. AMERICAN Miss Mary Gray, Union avenue. Additional lists of purchasers of the celebrated lee water fountains, has recently put a voice to the clergy who have been to the crops here, is not near so bad ly burned, and four others slightly GALVANIC CO., NO. 1103 Chestnut as w as feared." Hardman Piano will be continued weekly in Tas one np here on a public square. It is up to the present ignored in the se- so. street, Philadelphia, Pa. CATHOLIC. SSISSSS PU

6 THE CATHOLIC.

RELIEF ASSOCIATION MOUNT ST. ALOYSUrt THE DISPENSARY. or LORBTTO, CAMBRIA HALL'S : IS PUBLISHED EVERT SATURDAY BY j ST. PAUL'S R. C. ORPHAN ASYLUM, ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LABQ^ 1 A NEW REMEDY run DIPHTHERIA. Vegetable Sicilian —The Medical Society of Hospitals JACOB PORTER, PITTSBURGH, PA. Clier the fare *f tie Sutsn ef in Paris in its meeting of May Oth, Eatabllahed, May >4, IHTS. with the ap- 1 Comir of Fifth Are*»* ana Grant Strut. this year debated the treatment of HAIR RENE WER probation of Rt. Rev. J.TuIgg, II. !>., T'HE salubrity and graadear of its fkwtis** diphtheria. Nothing new was brought JL the Allegheny Mountains; Ike hslluatj u w*«i the first preparation perfectly adapt - (Entrance on Fifth avenue.) ftlahop of Pittsburgh. sociations which cluster about tha see«« at yL up, save a peculiar method employed heroic life, labors and death, of (he MJL9 er 1st; the »eooad )? HALL'S HAIR REX EWER has steadily nations, and the latter are said to • 4 copies, per year ...... $8 00 day of each nu>ntb. ) for the deceased relatives ruary 1st. dissolve the fatty substances which prown in favor, and spread Its fame and 8 copies, per year...,•••.••..••••..••.••• •«••.. 15 00 and fHends of the contributor*. Board, Tuition and Bedding per | 15 copies, per year ...... „ 27 00 ? Unite the constituent parts of the usefulness to every quarter of the globe. III. For the collectors a special Mass will be five months, to he paid in advance, $9b "^fp Its unparalleled succcss can ho attributed : 20 copies, per rear...... „ 36 00 j said on the first Thursday of each month. None Music, drawing, painting in water MIM. Larger Clubs, per year, at the rate of .... 1 70 diphtheritic membranes. In conse- to hut one eausc; the entire fulfilment of but contributors can not as collector*. pastil and oilj also, the modern 'snguagetj^Z quence of this chemical action, it is I Single eoj>ics...... 5c IV. A High Mass of Requiem will be celebra- i extra charges. ^^^ .SBBE its promises. For particulars, address the believed that the membranes lose By these terms it will be seen that Tna CATH- ted monthly for the deceased members of the As- The proprietors liavo often been sur- I otic is the cheapest periodical in the United | sociation. DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADBMT. > iheir tenacity and their adherence to prised at the receipt of order* from re- > States. V. The orphans will recite special prayers the tissues, and their expectoration j mote countries, where they had never H*-Singls copies for sale at the Catholic j eTery day, and the Holy Rosary once a week, l ouBjf Ladif»' Ac«d««y made an effort for its introduction. Bookstores. and evary three months will offer up a Nov ens is easier. Deiihii tried this method j with Holy Communion for the welfare of the liv- The use for a short time of IIALL'S The Rev, Clergy, and others anxious for the VSDKH THE CARS OP on four children, on whom on account j exposition of Catholic Doctrine, and tha de- ing and deceased members of the Association. of laryngeal diphtheria tracheotomy j HAIR RF.NEWER wonderfully improve» fence of Catholic principles, are respectfully in- VI. All male members over 21 years of age, had been performed. But remember- ; the personal appearance. It cleanse* the vited to act as our Agents an3 Correspondents. contributing not less than 2 00 a year, will be | LES DAHIES lRM(Xl]||ft entitled to vote at the annual election for Board ing the fatality usually attending on KCalp from all impurities, cures all hu- CLIFF STREET, PITTSBURGH mors, fever, and dryness, and thus pre- AOVERT1MINC RATES: j of Managers of the Asylum. cases of this kind, the result is, if VII. A single contribution of $20 00 will con- vents baldness. It stimulate* the weak- ONE sqrsaa or 10 liscs: an) thing, favorable. Dr. Fereol em- stitute a life membership. II I? Scholastic Tear of this institatiea oov- ened glands, and enables them to pu»h j Onetime $1 00 I Two months.. $ 5 00 | Payment may be made in advance, or inI mences on the 8th of September. ployed the same treatment on an ad- forward a new an lare held tonics strong, and to every in | for Floors, Halls, Hearths, Vestibules, etc., in exercise in the open air. The Louisville Medical Newt tells I valid is offered health through diuretic», parental. External compliance with tha raltf'l lexpectornnta or tonic*, but we frankly I JAS. K. LAXAIIAK, Depots, Hotels, Churches, Hospitals and other It is the wish of the Sisters that great expense is expected from all. us that a fatal case of poisoning, sup- 1 Veil you. you ran get well and laugh lhem| public buildings and private residences. should not be a necessary attendant upon the ac- posed to have been caused by a spec- I all to acorn by taking PROPRIETOR. Works, corner GIST and BLUFF STS. quisition of a thorough education; they have, TERMS: imen of cream sponge, occurred in •PERTJNA Quality warranted equal to tha best Imported therefore, placed their terms at a rate which Semi-Annual Pension for Board, Tuition Tile. Telephone connection. june24-ly they hope will prove an incentive to all who ap- and Washing f -I Stockings, four pairs of Drawers, six Towels aat 1H7 SOI III AI EN IK, ALLEGHENY, pHany grocer! : cutfrusu wrapperth" es picturp I c t ne orc_f o fJtf that none of his customers have been [la an absolute cure forConatlpatlon, Pya-I Fogy and Mrs. Enterprise, anil mall to; uus , with full OF THE three pairs of Boots or shoes. made sick by them. The case is still I pepala. and all Pelvic Diseases. I Where the Reverend Clergy of this and neigh- name and address, anu we will «end you, AM wf all A half yearly account of the health, rondo*; boring Dioceses, whom I have supplied for so expense, your own selection from the foltowliiit a mystery, which it is hoped that the • Prie* «I »er Bon le. HU Itottlea, (S. I list of Sheet Music, to the value of SH Dellar. We HOLY GHOST. and progress of each pupil will be sent to hta afe I Haid b y l»r«f «IM« ewer» wfcere. pu I many years with Pure Altar Wines, will find my absolutely SCaBAMTEE that tha music 1» una- IrvetlM* l*BM"*k aa< Berwaa. No. «I ll IS Institution has been established to afford rents or guardians. chemist will be able to unravel. facilities lo continue furnishing a pure quality of bridged, and sold by first-class music bouse* at the All letters addressed, (post paid) to the Sim» Wine unsurpassed. I have also added to my stock following prices i Iyoung men all the advantages of a first elass IXaTBCTIEJITAt. Prim education, without depriving them of the incal- rior of the Franciscan Monastery, Loretto, Cast, llW, US, WaltkM. ik.MUr labia.) of SIS Mrttut U A STRICTLY PURE SPANISH WJNE, l',r .r .„,, Walt MM, (Taajaar* an J VOUUHW U culable benefits of home influence. By reasons bria county, Pa., will receive prompt atteattet. I'bawa laferaaia, tiraad Mai.», Hrllllaal, af. O, KtUilf HU of the ever-increasing patronage bestowed on For further particulars apply to the Rector ol Tra CUT Make $500 bj Reading Used very generally by the Reverend Clergy in Tarkbk hlnl l>N«h, Mrmf rWilw af il..ilwi,i 0 Sitar. M the Commercial Course, a Special Clati of Book- St. Francis' College. READ» READ» New York, and other Eastern Dioceses. Mmn Wattua, WmUUêH/tl KeepingH will be opened tbia year, enabling pu- Reference way be made to the Rt. Rev. Ri*kj| This ftllkllM, I'., po.rH, ... '•SS* I os ImnH«, FXM«rrt. ... a pils to graduate in Accounts alter tea months. op Taigg, of Pittsburgh; Moet Rt. Rew. Arcls even if you have chronic nasal ca- ALTAR CANDLES, Tr»«»Ur*, I'ttihoorr!, ... • Àuérmn I OS bishop Wood, Philadelphia; Rt. Rev, Hi.-bs| Are You Sick ? Rifili «a lb water, Idyl, . . . op. ss, .SON Tm*. i ao» There will be, also, > course of Philosophy for tarrh in its worst stages, for although A SPECIALTY. A »Uta* tww, .... those who have finished Classics. Henceforward O'llara. Scranton; Very Rev. M. A. Waldfi # VOTAI,. the study of Herman will be optional. Philadelphia; Rt. Rov. J. F. Shaaahan, Harri* this amount of reward has for many j Or have you a FRIEXD afflicted with any A full and select assortment of all sizes of rulam, Ik, tin Ifcara, op SS, tornf* SO irti.,,».. Torp*lo nnd Ih» e K.I.,, Terms, (4, $5 and $6 per month, according to burgh; Rev. E. A. Bush, Loretto, or to any of years been offered by the proprietors j disease? Investigate PC RE WAX CANDLES ON HAND. A Ilea I am KMC TS*«, T Kaftt.li and h.iwa Wave the Rev. Clergy of the Diocose. SLW", a. lay Wltidòw, •orS-itijr,v ill, Wse grade. of Sage's Catarrh Remedy, tor any Lai Chord,1 . Ornarmi SS For particulars address ly haml Heart, , . • fntliotMllwm. I case of catarrh they cure, yet not- j TEAS AND COFFEES, UV« Bast llapn, . JM.I.M, REV. P. W. POWER. President, Htqttil.il La,., I part ftaaf Jrthêr 98 Wylie avenue, Pittsburgh. NT. X \ YILK'» KiDllUT withstanding that thousands use the j COMPOUND OXYGEN Sold at wholesale rates only, in their original Sleep will» tb. San (»aala« »Hiev I pari Soi». IMof Remedy they are seldom called upon i J packages as imported. ta ta. Ulaantaf, ...*.. Ha .rim UNDER THIS CARS OP TBI S1STEBS OR •KaCT.''! On I, b. Tra*, • « ,%, . Itf,,-, (5 PREPARATORY SCHOOL. to pay the reward, and when they j COFFEES ROASTED TO ORDER. t nfl.r tb. l.tN, ...... Wtantr Si Nature'9 lAfe-Kenewer. f rav Lunch I .4.1., .,,,,,, jm. S£ Westmoreland county, Pa, have been so called upon they have j Tf the music selected amounts to Just fl, send only After having supplied the Reverend Clergy for the i& pleutres, your uame and address, if In excess universally found the failure to cure j of si, pEistitgc ¡.tamps may be enclosed for stich excess. BLAIRSVILLE, INDIANA COI NTT, PA. M1IS Institution is situated near thePennnf. A SURE CURE s<> many years with goods, in the above lines, no We make this uberai offer because we destre to was wholly due to some everlooked other reference is required than the above an- give a present sufficiently large to Induce .wy aaato HE object of the school is to provide for boys I 1 vania Central Railroad, in a most heelflwS complication, usually easily remov- nouncement. give lloM'Ins* Electric Soitpp a trial long enough to between the ages of five and twelve years, a j; and iieautiful cart of Westmoreland County, { FOR know just how giaisi.id IIt Is. ff. afte1 r trialtrlsl,. tthe" y cou- T ed by a slight modification ol the Orders by mail will receive prompt and nue to use the snap for years, we shall he repaidpaid,. r lace where they may cqjoy all the comforts of I about three miles from Latrobe. careful attention. •Ponlrbe y onlyy use the fifteeI'MBtn barsa . Betting the dollar'flnr's fakom e aad care of parents, together with the ben- The Seholastic Year is divided into two lss> treatment. Therefore, if this should ! orth of music gratis, we sbailiullfsl r money. This | sions, commencing the Monday after tha 16th ot KORKKT NrCRAW, shows our confluence. The soap can lie bought of efits of salutary discipline and careful teaching meet the eye of anybody who has j CONSUMPTION, 187 South avenue, Allegheny, Pa. si! grocers—the music can only be got of us. !See in the usual English branches. August. made faithful trial of this great and may 12 ths! out' name is on each wrapper. It is situated about fiftymile s froui Pittsburgh, i Board and Tnitioo, per session, (payable .1*1 h ma. Branrhttie. Catarrh i>\*fi>/>- A box of this Soap contains sixty liars. Any lady in advance) „,.|M * world-famed Remedy without receiv- tiuylntf it box. and sending us sixty cuts of Mrs. Fogy, in a healthy and delightfu I country, is under the I JOHN! J. 4I1TCIIEL, can select music to the amount of IÌ.SS. This Soap direction of the Sisters of Charity, and may be j| Bed and Bedding, per session..,. ... i tmM »im, Hheumati»m. Scrofula, and Improves with ifs, and you are not asked to buy a I Stationery " ing a ptrfect and permanent cure j iiM'less article, but one you use every week. reached either by the Pennsylvania Central or therefrom, that person will do well to I . i V. 116 M. Fourth M. I West Penn Railroad, ! Doctor's Fees..... : % All Chronic Disrases ATTORNEY AT LAW. !Philadelphia . The attention of parents and gnardians is eall- The Modern Languages, Music, Drawingring;, < either call upon or write to the pro- | form extra charges. FFICE: corner of Fifth avenue and Qrant may27-ly | ed to the fact that no pains will be spared by the prietors, the World's Dispensary All communications should be addreasod totkk street, front reem, second floor. Entrance Sisters, while imparting instruction and watch- i and ease» of Nervous Exhaustion, Debility, Ster- O | "Directress of St. Xavier's Academy, DsaMjV, Medical Association, of Buffalo, N. ility, Ac. Send for circular Oil a postal card, No VI Grant street. i ing carefully ever the oonduct of\the boys, to i Y., giving all the particulars and ' care for their bodily comfort fully as Well as their |P . 0., Westmoreland county, Pa." and learn of this wosnsarrL SCHWTIFIC treat- JOHN S. C0SGRAYE, ; mothers eould. j N. B.—.A carriage is in attendance at Bsatty^ symptoms in the case. By return ment. Office and Home treatment, m may be TOLD TO DECEIVE. : Station on every Wednesday, to moet the mom- : desired, and charges moderate. Address, The course of instruction will embrace the or- mail they will get good advice free of INTERESTED parties have started, and are | dinary English studies pursued in thé beat schools ' ing Accommodation Train from Pittsburgh. all costs. J. circulating, the report that the Qainey A. Scott I by boys of the age of tnose admitted to this In- Compound Oxygon Dispensary, Dental Establishment has disposed of its business, : stitution. Other branohes will be «lortive, and | 147 Taaoor sraaar, CHICAGO, III. and ceased to exist. This is entirely false and I taught if desired by parents or gaanlians. without the shadow of foundation. These old MT. ÎSALLITZt l i I EMINARY Ji'DOE DALY, of New York, has UN1MPF.ACMABI.K TESTIMONY. established Dental Offices are still in active ope- REGULATIONS. ' ration, presided over by the same parties who There is only one session of ten months, he- ; EBEMSBUB«, held judicial office for 40 consecutive To a physician requesting his opinion of Com- have been directing them for years with most ex- ' ginning the first Monday in September and end- pound Oxygen, Mr. William Penn Nixon, man- perienced and careful operators. Our friends Cambria County, Pa. years. No judge on the English, I ing the Thursday in June. Pupils will, i aging editor of the iri, of this city and patrons will find us at the Old Stand, No. Inst Scotch or Irish bench has attained a Inter-Ocea j however, be received at any time during the ses- ! writes: 284 Penn avenue. may 12. like distinction. * sion. No deduction will be made for pupils with- FOR SMALL BOYS. Tk Isrsa-OcsAa Orrtca, J UNDERTAKER AND EMBAIMER. I drawn from the school daring the session for any OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. 4i OHIO 8T^ Chicago, April 4, 1883. j ; cause other than sickness. Each pupil should HIS institution, under the direction of tb» Janitor's Lottery. D*ixr You ask my opinion of CompounJ ] If ear St, Peter's Church, Allegheny City. be supplied, on entering, with a knife and fork, ISisters of St. Joseph, is situated in on» 11 Oxygen, in regard to its efficiency as a healing j Rooms open day and night. Keeps constantly j spoon, mug, and toilet box, each article to be the mast delightful and bealthy locations ia th» It is said that the God Jupiter once j remedy, and lam glad to be able to reply that I on hand a large and wall selected stock of CLOTH, marked with the owners name. State. The plaoe is well known throughout lb» have the greatest faith in it. Several years ago, ROSEWOOD and WALNKT CASKETS and country for its bracing air, par« water aad bsaa ! made a lottery in heaven, and allow- when laboring under very serious trouble with i If derired, the Sisters will supply the boys with ] COFFINS, of latest improved styles, and at | suits of clothes and linen at a moderate cost. tiful scenery. ed both mortals and gods to hold my throat and lungs, at the instance of a friend i greatly reduced rate». SHROUDS and FLORAL in Boston, who had been similarly affected, I be- I ! Books and stationery will aUo be furnished at Boys received between the agas of foar urf tickets. The grand prize was wis- ] DESIGN'S furnished. First-class horses and ear- | the school. twelve years. The discipline and mode of h»> can the use of th» Oxygen—bagan withont much ; dom, and Minerva held the winning I faith, bat the result was sack that I am prepared ; riagss. nov !~ly. To cover any expenses over and above the reg- struction is adopted to the age of the pupil. card. This caused trouble among to recommend its us* to all persons similarly af- j ' ular pension, a sufficient sum must be deposited obtained for new Ismflosl, or for improvements JOHV B! RM*. j. c. AAILLV. TERMS PER SESSION OF J MONTHS. the mortals, and Jupiter, to appease fee ted. At the end of five months I found my- on old on*», for medical or other compounds, trade, with the Sifters. self a well man, and ever since I have enjoyed marks and label». Caveat», Assignments, Inter, TERMS. them, offered foilyas a second prize,! fsrcnce». Appeal», Knit» for Infringement», and 9 Board, Tuition, Washing. Mending 175 H better health and been more robust than ever Pif.nl BURNS & REILLY, Pension for Board, Tuition, Washing, Mending, Music, extra charges. before. It seemed in my ease to strike at the ' all caret anting under th< Lave, prompt• which they all drew, and were high-1 It attended b,—/arodiiai Uust kesc been and Betiding, per Sonion of 10 Monthi<,...f 150 Payable monthly, or semi-moathly, ia sd- root ef the disease and reform the whole system. ] )y pleased with it. Ever since that CENTRAL LIVERY AKD SALE STABLES. ! Board during vacation 1 25 vance. I will reoommend no patent nostrum of any kind, by th» Patent Of' time folly has baen pleased with it. Jice may »tiU, in ' Piano lessons and use of Instrument 40 Each child will be required to be pmitf ^ but I deem it a duty to the many afflicted with | REJECTED most ca»e», be Organ Lessons and u>>e of Instrument 40 Ever since that time folly has been lung trouble in this country to reoommend to patented by M.' Being opposite the P. 8. Patent No*. 145, 147 AIIP 149 OKAHT ST., with four suits of clothing suitable to th» differ* Department, and enoaj e.f in Patent business ex- I Payment* strictly in advance. eat sestsons. He most also have six changes ef held to high estimation by mortals. them the Oxygen. Perseveringly and continu- Loiters of inquiry should be addressed to ously used it will work wonders. clusively. tip cat. make closer searches, and sscwr« PITTSBURGH, PA. underclothing, six pairs of stockings, four pain If they wiah to be noted for wisdom Paint» mors promptly, and with broader claims ! MUTBKR Auirairs, Altoona, Pa,, or to the Sister of boots or shoes, a oloak or overcoat, six teM%:t: than ihote who are remit »from Washington. 7 they should buy t eruna and \fanalin Tours truly, THTTJ^imil^Wal »end us a mod- Superior, Blairsville, Indiana county, Pa. six table napkias, a table knife and fork, Stat WH. PANS Nixon. IMUwHIISiEl el or »ketch 0/ ^>*EtsbUi open day and night. apr 14 spoon and goblet, dressing box furnished with ' of the nearest druggist, and use them | combs, etc., valise and postage stamps. pour ditto»; we JOHN BURNS. for the various ailments which are LOCAL AGENTS WANTED ~%ak* examination» an(f adrise as to patentability, BOAKDlNtt SCHOOL Bulletins informing parents or guariiaas S / rre af charge. All eorrttpondence strictly can- KurnlablBK TTudertaker. known to humanity. Thousands are nor 14-ly fdenttaL Price» low, and NO CHAMVM Utt- the health, proficiency, etc., of their JriMsi . learning wisdom in this regard, and iESH PA TEXT 19 »EC UK ED. AT HOLLIDAY8BURGH. sent every three months. J. H. CALLAHAN, We refer In, Watkinptim, to Bon. Postmaster wanted for lives of all the The Scholaatio Year commence» on th» M are loud in their praises of these won-| General D. M. Key, BenSP. P. Patter. The fjerman- Presidents of the I'. 8. The | The Sisters of St. Joseph Monday of September and closes about the sai derful discoveries of Dr. S. B. Hart- Jmericn national hank, to qflcials in the U. 8.AGENT S largest,handsomest beat book of Juno. Attorney at Law. Patent Q0e*. and to Simitar» and Mepreeentettives man. Buy a bottle and win the prize in Congren: and (specialty to our clients la everyi eve r sold for leas than twice oar price. The fast- j have opened a Boarding School, for young la- Releionce can be made to Rt. Rev. Bishof Comer Grant and Diamond streets, State in the FnUm and in Canada. est selling book In America. Immense profits dies, at St. Mary's COST sut, Hollidaysburg, Pa. Tuigg, or any of the clergy of the Hiuoeee. once carried off by the famous god- to agents. All intelligent people want it. Any Terms, $110 per annum, payable in advance. For further particulars apply to or addi sss dess of wisdom. PITTSBURG II, PA. one can become a successful agent. Terms free. Music and Languages extra charge, MOTHER SUPERIOR apr • PyposiU Paten HALLXTT BOOK Co., Portland, Maine, dec 22-ly soot » tf aug 14—tf Kbeasburg, THE CATHOLIC.

THE FARMMO GARDEN. THE HOUSEHOLD. JAMES J. FLANNERY. MUSIC BOXES PKMNMYLVANIA RAILROAD. On and after May 111, 188, trains will leave CITY SAVINGS BARK, Inion Station, Pittsburgh, (Eastern Standard To DRIVE A WAY FLIES.—Buy an Time) as follows: Corner MaslthfleKl Mtreet aad Math Ave. ENEMIES or THE Sqi-ASH FAMILY. ounce of oil of lavender, and pour the : AT REDITE» PRICES. —The fO«rd, or squash family, in- MAIN LINE EASTWARD. half of it into a pint bottle of cold DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upward •clatlea the various squashes, the mel- Before closing our Philadelphia salesrooms for New Tork end Chicago Limited of Pullman water, and shake it up; the mixture is the sea-son we make considerable reduction. By Palace Can, daily 7:30 a m. received aod on and the cucumber. All of these a medicinal one only; i( dissolved in j purchasing now we guarantee a taring of from Mail train daily, 7:33 a. m. On Sonday, 8:40 a m. INTEREST, «re subject to numerous pests, some alcohol, it is a perfect solution; but ÎS to 40 per cent. Large shipment of superior of which work in both their larva? J quality instruments just arrived. Send 2 cent Day Express, daily at 8:35 a m. Commencing on the 1st and tith of each moath, this becomes more ezpensive. Scat- j stamp for circular and price list. Mail Express, daily at 1:00 p m. PAID THERKOM. «ad mature forms, and are, therefore, ter your water and oil of lavender on Philadelphia Express daily, except Sunday, NOTICE FOR WITHDRAWBI£ shorter not eamiy knows and recognized.— the table cloth, and the flies will go at 5:00 p. in. than most Savings Banks in the State. UNDERTAKER ANO EMBALMER, C. GAUTSCHI & CO., East Liae, daily at 8:ti p. m. The first pest which appears is the awav. Three or four doses suffice Ail through trains connect at Jersey City with «mail striped yeHow cucumber bee- to drive a peat of flies from a country OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 13» (WANT ST., boats of "Brooklyn Annex," for Brooklyn, N.Y,, DIRECTORS: tie, which, however, does his mis- Near Cathedral, Pitteburgk, Pa., MANUFACTURERS, avoiding double ferriage aad journey through James Callery, | Patrick Kane, boarding house table. The time for New York Oily. chief by proxy in the shape of his in- JS&-0BDEBS tr TFCLKI'AOSE PSOYPTLY AT- »Aim CROIX. *VMT'/.KH 1,1 \l>. J. W. Carnaban, ! W. J. Barn*. flies is now upon us, and if our read- Johnstown Accommodation, except Sunday, at Jo.. B. Dodge, j p. LcGoulton. (ant progeny. The beetle itself only ers will have this simple remedy in TKJiDRll TO. SALESROOMS, 1018 CHESTNUT ST. 4:0ll p m.; Wall's Aomimmodation, 8:20, 8:55, jane II. James Phetan, John J. Pettit. «ats the pollen from the flowers, and readiness it will save them a great OPPOSITE TH 9:40, 10:40, a m.: 12:15, 8:00, 4:?0. 5:30, 8:00, Chas. F. McKenna. T. B. Swearingea. 8:4«, 7:30, 9:35 and 10:50, 11:50 p. m; Sunday, Jaroee l urran, j H Mackj,,. in this way is a help to the grower deal of'trouble. OPERA HOI'S enry TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH ^PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1:06, 8:00 and 9:40 pm C. O'Donnell. as it encourages the fertilization oi Use the Magneton's Appliance ( o.'s feb 9-tf Wilkinaburg Accommodation, 8.00,8:40, 7:10, JAMBS CALLERY, Prudent. the pistillate flowers, which are quite TOUATO PIE.—A receipt for toma- 7:55, 8:50 a m: I2:0l, 2:00, 3:30, 4:55, 5:15, 5:4.'>, , » BURN». Fi«s Preeidmu. to pie is contributed by a Southern A:lo, 8:25 and 8:20p m. Sunday, 1:05 8 40 and distinct from the staminate ones on MAGNETIC LUNC PROTECTOR! 9:40 p to. J. W. TAYLOR, Omekier. lady: Peel and slice enough green Deposits, Discounts aad Collection« solicited. the same plant. But it lays its eggs PRICE ONLY »5 00. MAIN LINK WESTWARD. on the stems of the plants, near the tomatoes to fill one pie; to this allow (PATENTS Bank open daily, from 9 A. M. to S P. M. They are priceless to LADIES, GEJRRT.EXRM and four table spoonfuls of vinegar, one 1 Minor * CO.. of the Brrajmnc AMERICA», eoa- Train» arrive at I'nion Station (City timet as ground, and aa these hatch, the young •'BIUIRK* with WEAK irso*; no oaae of PKEUHO- ' ttaae to at* as Solicitor» fur Patents, Caveats, Trade follows:— grubs go down to the root, and eat of butter and three and a half of sug- M A or rnorris ever known where these garments ! Marks. Cqonlabts, for lb* United Htatea. Canada, Mail Train, daily 8:45 p. m. CITY INSURANCE COMPANY! are worn. They also prevent and cure RKAHT i Mnaland. France, Omssr, etc. Hand BooSoboat into it* thus causing the whole plant ar, flavor with nutmeg; bake with two i Patent* eeat free. Thirty-aeven yea»' rrrirl—. Western Express, daily 8:05 a. m. WrnttltlB, COl.De, RHEUMATISM, NK.IK4I.OIA, Patents obtained thrown Mt'NNA Co are noticed Pacific Express,daily | 00 p. m. crusts, very slowly. II you choose, la the Srtmrrtrir AMCRICAN. tba largest. best, and : <0 perish. THROAT TOOtal.ES, DIPHTHERIA, CATARRH, and most wldMr etroalated wleottflc paper SI.30 a rear Chicago Limited Express, daily 9:0tt p. m. The firat indication of the mischief you may stew the tomatoes first, and all kindred diseases. Will WEAE any service for i Weeklr- Bjpiendtd enstravtnas aod Interaettaa In- Fast Line, daily H:3o p. m. *<». «4 KOl'KTH AVESfUB. THRCK ritM. Are worn the under-clothing. l formation, flpeclaien oopy of the Hslsstllt Aaaar. is the wilting of the leaves, and one then there is no danger of the pie be- ; lean aent free. Addreaa Mt'NN * CO , Soairrmt Johnstown Accon., except Sunday,...10:30 a. m. PATAPPH It is needle«« to dencribe A* KMC A* Ofleo. XI Broadway, New Tor». Oyster Express, except Monday 8:50 a. m. |>iant after another in the hill goes ing too juicy. vA 1 ¿1111111 • the symptoms of this uau .. . _ [Second floor.] I CORNELIUS O'DOXNELL., SOUTHWESTERN PENN RAILWAY. •down, until all are withered and dead. FRIED («REEK TOMATOES.—(Ireen soous disease that is napping the life and strength A close starch at the root will dis- of only too many of the fairest and beat of both For Uniontown, at 8:10 a m and 3:55 p m, with- PITTSBU RGH, PA. tomatoes fried are preferred by some sexes. Labor, study and research in America, out change of cars, 1:00 p m, connecting at cover the cause. This trouble is people to the egg plant, aud it may Europe and Eastern lands, have rosiilted in the ALDERMAN Greensburg. prevented by pouring a small quanti- well take its place; cut the outer Magnetic Lung Protector, affording oure for Ca- And Ex-Offtcio justice of the Peace. Trains arrive from I'niontown at 9-55 a m, ty of kerosene emulsion around the tarrh, a remedy which contains No I>Rt'OCi!Mi 1:00, 8:15 and 8:45 p m. slices off, and then cut the inner part or THE SvsTEK, aod with the continuous stream j orncs: so. 42j raKR avaauo—9ra waao. A«METS. Jan. I, I*m|. JO stem of the plant, so that it runs WEST PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. in slices about half an inch thick, roll of Magnetism permeating through the afflicted ROBERT J. ANDERSON, Pr«i,0M,«M 4he leaves to wiit and hang down.— STEWED CODFISH.—Skim and pick usually worn, and try a pair of our Magnetic In- DIAMOND SHIRTS. whieh we also have made to meastsfg, and guar- Trains leave Union Station, Pittsburgh, as fol- HEW TOR x ao A an or NANAEEAARR: As soon as this is seen, the wounded the meat from the bones; pour over soles, and be convinced of the power residing in 6 our Magnetic Appliances. Positively no eold antee a perfect Jit and eatiefmrtion. lows: Solon Humphries, Esq., Chairman, (R. D. Ma*. stem is found, and split with a small it lukewarm water, and soak twenty For Monoagahela City, West Brownsville and feit where they tire tevrn, or monet/ refunded. JAM KM IMIKI. A V gan A Co.', knife on one side, when the grub will minutes. Take one pint of new dec 15-1 V Uniontown, at 7.-04 and 11:00 a m 4:25 p.m. David Dow«, Eaq., (David Dows A Co.) be found, and should be taken out milk, a tablespoonful of flour, and a No. 32 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh. For Monongahela City and Wert Brownsville, E. P. Fabbri, Esq., (Drexel, Morgan k Co.) and destroyed; the vine is then cov- 7:04 and 11:00 a m. and 4:25 p m. On Sunday, Hon. S. B. Chittendoa. small lump of butter, and put in a pan INT ALf ABLE 1:01 p. m. ckness. In all Eira White, Esq. ered with soil, and no harm is done, on the fire. As soon as this comes ST. MARIS CEMETERY. Dravoaburg Accommodaoton, 2:30, 8:29 and J. J. Autor, Esq. i of dysentery or as new roots grow out of the joints 11:50 p. m. •isiaaas. to boil, squeeze out the fish, and drop 11 complaints, 4hus covered. KOTICE TO LOTHOLDERS. Wert Rlisabeth Accommodation, 8:38 a. m. Caso. E. Waira. Sxv. P. Bnaoaa. in the pan. Boil five minutes. I Ridfre's F'HHI should Trains from Uniontown, West Brownsville and U. 8. Branch Office, 54 William St. New York. The well-known squash bug is the be adopted as the di- Monongahela City, arrive at 1:50 and 7:40 p. m. REDNONI) J. GRACE, A««»; POTATOES AND ROAST BEEF.—Po- I etetic. It is perfect i Ts special meeting of the Board of Man next pest in the order of its injuri- XX agers of St. Mary's Cemetery, held at the From Monongahela City and Wast Browns- 84 Fourth Ave., [2nd floor,) Pittsburgh, Po. tatoes which are to be served with I ly safe, being neutral ville, 9:30 a. m. Sunday, 10:31 a tn. ousness. This is a true bug, and has I in its action upon the office of St. Paul's Cathedral, May It, 18M, it roast beef, are very nice cooked in was, on motion Dravoaburg Accommodation, 7:10 a m, 5:47 the repulsive odor of its tribe. But I bowels, and is easily and 8:47 p m. Kenton Inaurane« Co., this way: Boil them, and when they (assimilated. More- "ReeoUeed, That where Grave Lots hare been bought, ami the time has elapsed in which full West Elisabeth Accommodation, 12:25 p m. COVINGTON, KY. the grower of melons, squash, or cu- lover, it will be retain- are done and peeled, warm them up payment should have been made, no interment cumbers must not be too nice to crush ed where everything else fails. Ridge's Food is The Excelsior Baggage Express Compa- TOTAL ASSET», Mo3,otT M in melted butter. Sprinkle them with shall be allowed in such lot until ail arrears due ny will eall for and check baggage from hotels Capital Stock, all paid up $20«,M* these insects between the finger and undoubtedly the richest in all elementsofstrength, shall have been paid. chopped parsley, and serve in a hot and being a thoroughly steam-cooked food, is and resiliences. Ticket offices—No. 110 Fifth Re-insurance Reserve 54 892 thumb in the pnrsnit of fruit, for this is "Jttealved, That the Superintendent be in- casv of digestion. For sale by druggists. WOOL- avenue and Union Station. mVOOTIf OKTO TO ASSETS: dish. structed to receive payments in full, at the time a part of the price that he must pay RICH A CO. on label. Bonds and Stocks gy per oeat. of sale, of all lots sold ia the Cemetery from this iW The Allegheny Exnrees Company will Mort*»*ee ...lj for growing them, and acquaintance BISCUITS.—Three pints of flour, call and check baggage from hotels and residences date." Balance working Capital for every I with these insects. This bug pierces one teaspoonful of lard, one teaspoon- WE8TERN STOVE WORKS. In oompliaaoe with the foregoing resolutions in Allegheny. Ticket Offices--Corner Fourth avenue aad Try day use J jo the stem or the middle of the leaf and * ESTABLISHED 1861. of the Board of Managers, I berebn notify all ful of soda and two of cream tartar, street and Union Station. drinks the aap, and cauaea the leaves persons whom it may eoncern, that said resolu- Total dissolved in a cup of milk; mix the tion will be fully carried out, and the conditions CHAS. E. PUG 11, General Manager. REOMOXD J. GRACE. A|eit, to droop and wither, but it rarely flour and lard well; add a pinch oi they impose strictly enforced. june 4-tf «4 Fourth Ava^ 2d floor. kill* the vines. The young bugs fol- salt, and the cup of milk and enough By order of the Hoard of Managers, J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Ageat. low the example oi the parent, and more to make a soft dough; roll out, aug 11 -tf JAMES S. DEVLIN, Supt. begin so early that it is necessary to cut and bake in a quick oven. FRANK MCKNIGHT. WM. VICTORY look sharply after them. . HY ALL ODDS FLAKNKLCARK.—Onequart of milk RAILWAY TRAINS RUNNING Another insect whieh injures the M°KNIGHT & VICTORY. warmed with a ublespooniul of but- TO AND FRON PITTSBURGH. '"PEST EQUIPPED 41« SM ITH FIELD STREET, leave«, is a spotted beetle like the ter in it; a teaspooniul of salt, three RAILROAD IH THE WORLD. common "ladybird," butofa yellow- beaten eggs, half a teacup ol baker's PITTSHRCB, CINCINNATI AM ST. LMIS RAILWAY. ish color, and having twelve black yeast, and sufficient flour ;o make a Let it be for ever remembered that the spots, it is named Diabrotica duo• thin batter; brat well; raise over night, PANHANDLE ltOI TK. CHICAGO 4IID NORTH-HESTERS decem-punctata, and is a cousin of the lour or five hours. Bake on a grid- Condensed Time Table of Through and Local STEAM AND striped beetle, which is Diabrotica RAILWAY dle. Trains, corrected May llth, 1884. Train« leave vittuta. It and its larvje both eat the Union Station, Pittsburgh, as follows. Central Is the best and shortest route lo and from Chica- GAS FltTERS, Standard Time 40 minutes slower than Pitts- BRTRERMILK BISCI IT.—Three cup- go and Council Bluffs (Omaha), and that it is DEALER«Iff under sides of the leaves of cucum- burgh Local Time: fuls of buttermilk, one small rup of preferred by all well posted travellers when pass- OAS AND OIL CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS bers, melons, and squash, bat especi- For the West, 7:45 a m, 12:20,8*15,10:50 p m. ing to or from ally the two latter, and cause their butter, half a teaspoonful of soda, oue Dennison 3:15 p m. PENDANTS, PILLAR LIGHTS, ETC, leaves to dry up and turn brown.— of cream tartar, a pinch of salt, and (¿RAFF, HUttUS Ac CO., Burgettstown, 5:35 p a. CALIFORNIA AND COLORADO. Lift and Force Pumps of every deoeriptiea. Water OoMts, Bath Tuba, Sinks, Load and Iran The larvae are much like lizarda in enough flour to make a soft dough. NANUKACTIIRERM OF Wheeling, 7:45 a m, 12:20, 8:15 p in, Mans- It also operates the best route and the short field, 8:45, 10:55 p m. Steuben villo, 8:05 a ni. Oct ween Pipa, Sheet Load, Hydrant Hoao, ahape, and are not at all like common Bake in a quick oven. STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS AND Washington, 8:05, 8:20 a m, 1:55, 4:30 p m. Cooking Stoves, for Gas or Oil. gruba. For these, as for the bugs, URATE FRONTS, Midway, 10:10 a ra. Chicafo and St. Paul and JOBRIXO PROMPTLY A TTESDED TO. there are no effective remedies but For McDonald, 6:20 p in. Jlinnrapoli*. From the Wext, 8:15, 7:10 a in: 3:25, 7:10I p m. jniy S hand>picking, or a brood of young AM Avaricious Age. Xos. 20(5 and 208 Liberty xtreet, Milwaukee, La Crosse, Sparta, Madison, Fort Wheeling, 9:25 a m, 3:25, 7:10 p m. Bur- 1 chicks, which hunt the beetles very A great many people call the pres- PITTSBURGH, PA. gettitown, 7:00. Howard, (Green Bay), Wis.: Winona, Owatonna, AftCUTC TS*" *7 Hutory oT Chrtnisalw. 1.. nttcnio iiiss- * »'•"'L'-iMac«. At«bw>kuijM actively. ent age an avaricious or.e. The mar It McDonald, 5:4M a m. Mankato, Minn.: Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, „. Lihrnl t*nnt The Washington, 7:25, 9:45 a m, 2:55, 15:35 p in. Webster City, Algona. Clinton, Marshalltown, ^iSi'SS??? " »» one of the few r-'" rtl»«»^ American, as a rule, thinks of the al- Iowa: Freeport, Elgin. Rockford, III., are among«t r-Zr.V. cJ Sjcaa,» never known by weotv 1 Mansfield, 8;25 a in, R;30 and 19:15 p m, Xcrms fire. SriNSON & Ca, Pubiishers, PociImS vK"^ BmDixe.—A species of grafting, mighty dollar in all of his transac- DR. JOHN BULL'S Midway, 1:15 p tu. its 800 local stations on its lines. Oct 2O-0meom by the insertion of a bud attached tions, whether in the pursuit ol wealth, Sunday—For the We»t, 7:45 a m, $:15, 18:30 Among a few of the numerous points of supe- ; riority eiyoyed by the patrons of this rood, are to a small piece of bark from one va- p m. Burgettstown, 11:55 a in. Mansfield, 6:35 S. & MARSHâl.L k BR0., health or pleasure. The general ten- j p m. its l>AY COACHKM, which are the finest riety of tree or plant, under the bark denry of our race is toward excess, From the West, 0:15, 7:10 am, 7:10 p m. ; that human art and ingenuity can create; its i PALATIAL MLEEPISC CAR*, which Maaufaetarors of of another kind, is known as bud- and this should be carefully guarded Smitt'sTonifiSymp Burgettstown, 9:25 a un. Mansfield, 8:35 p ni. 1 are models of comfort and elegance; its PAL- ding. It it performed in July and against. The love of money is gen- JAS. McCREA, Manager, Columbus, Ohio. FOR THE CURE OF E. A. FORD, General Paescnger Ageat, ! ACE DRAWINC ROOM CAR*, whieh August, and is used in the propaga- i are unsurpassed by any; its widely celebrated j Stliicd, KMiorlln) iBd EakouH CtUL erally credited with being the root of Pittsburgh, Pa. tion of the stone fruits and roses all evil, but all people seem to be af- FEVER and AGUE i NORTH-WESTERN DINING CARS, chiefly, although any plant may be <2 CEDAR AVENUE, (eernor 2nd Street.) ter plenty of the root. It can not be Or CHILLS and FEVER, PcMsylvaaia ('••paay's UMS, I the like of which sre not run by any other road budded. The method is as follows: told from the phraseology of the fol- | anywhere. In short it is asserted thai IT IS P., F. YV. & C., C. & P.. A. & P & I ALLEGHENY, PA. A bod of the present seasons' growth lowing whether the writer intended «NO ALL MALARIAL DISEASES. THE REST EQUIPPED ROAD IS THE 4»! wood, well matured, is carefully cut E. K P. Koads. | WORLD. a wholesale cure or whether he wish- The proprietor of this celebrated medi- AH points of interest North, Northwest and RV"Specimens sent to all parts of tko coun- cine justly claim« for it a inferiority over try on application. out with a piece of the bark of an ed to go into a littld speculation: Condensed Time Table of Passenger Trains, I West of Chicago, boldness centres, summer re- oval ahape. The upper part ia then all remedies evot e(ftred to tke public for corrected to June S, 1884. Central Time, 40 i sorts, and noted hunting and fishing grounds are Jamrttoirn, Pa. the SAFE, CERTAIN, WEEDY and PER- minutes slower than Pittsburgh Local Time. REFERENCES: cut square across. A cut is then MANENT oar* of Affile aad fever, or Chills accessible by the various branches of this road. Rev. M. Carroll, St. Andrew's, Maachoster, Pa. Dr. S. B. liartinan & Co.:—At For Chicago, 8:10 a m, 12:55, 8:15, 11:05 p m. It owns and controls over 5,M0 miles of read made longitudinally in the stock to be ill Ftvor. whether of abort or ioag stand- For Toledo, 8:19 am, 11:05 p m. Rev. N. Sebmits. Louden ville, Ohio. what price will you furnish Prruna ing. Ha referi to the satire Western and and has over 400 passenger conductors continu- St. Franeis' College, Lorretto, Pa. budded, which should be a young tree, For Cleveland, 8:041 a m, 12:45 and 11:30 p m. ally caring for its millions of patrons. by the gallon ! I am afflicted with Soathern country to bear him testimony to For Erie and Meadville, 7:35 a n, 4:25 p m. Windows bare been furnished by as for the «ad another out is made across the thi trnth of the aaoortioa that la no case Ask your ticket agent for tickets via this route above churches. may 14-tf neuralgia and catarrh. I have taken For Asbtebola, 7:35 a ra, 4:25 p a. ASD TAKE SOSE OTHER. All leading top of it in the form of a T. The whatever will It foil to ears if tko direc- For Wheeling and Bellaire, 8:00 a m, 12:45, three bottles of Prrund and it is help- tions in strictly followed aad oarriod oat. ticket agents sell them. It cost* no more to trav- corners of the bark are carefully looa- 3:36 p in. el on this route, that gives firrt-elaas accommo- W. C. STILLWIOEK, ing me. E. B. MOATS. Ia a great many oases a single doio hai For Beaver Falls, 3:55 p ra. ened and raised, and the ahield of been avftoioat for a cure, and whole fami- dations, than it does to go by the poorly equip- bark with the hud is slipped under, lial have boon cured by a slug la hot til. With From Chicago, 5:25, 6:15, 11:40 a as, 7:15 p m. pod roads. From Cleveland, 8:25 a m, 2:35, 7:36 p ra. Fur maps, descriptive circulars and satamer ATTORNEY AT LAW, so that the square cut on the tree fits PATRICK O'RKAUAN, a perfect restoration of the general health. who lives in It is, however, prudent, ana in ovary ease From Erie and Meadville, 1:20, 10:30 p tn. resort papers, or other informal ion not obtaina- ITS FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH. From Wheeling and Bellaire, 9:25 a m, 2:35, precisely the square cut op the bud. Boston, IS 104 years, and was lor 50 mors oar tain to oars, if its use is eeatimed ble at yonr local ticket office, write to the JWCourt business, examination of titloo, ia smaller doses fair a week or two after the 7:35 p tn. The bark is then bound down firmly years chief officer ol the British Coast From A»btabula. 1:20 and 10:30 p ra: Warren (•*•*! Pass. Affit, (. A N.-M. K'y, and conveyancing, promptly attended to. with a atrip of basswood bark or oil- diooaoo has been oh «eked mors especially lections solicited. may I5tf. Guards. in difficult and iong-otanding oases. Csu-, and New Castle, 7:1 > p m: Alliance, :t:45 p tn. CHICAGO, ILL- ed cloth, crossing the band around ally this medicine will net require any aid ALLEGHENY - jan 12 the bark in the form of a figure oo, so * * # * Pile, tumors, rupture, and to keep the bowel l ia good order. Should Anakesis " the patient, however, require a cathartic Fer Beaver Falls, 6:00 a m, 1:,'>tt, 4:05 i> m. as to bind over and below the bud, fistolaa, radically cured by improved For Meadville, Youngtiown and Warren, 11 ¡25 Ml infaUMe rwsw for Ft lew. modioina, after having taken throe or four IVEW BOOKS. I Price 91. ot druggiata. or and leave this free to grow. The methods. Book two letter stamps. dosoi of the Tonic, a single dose of BULL'S n m: Enon, 4:20 p ra. ! eeat prépsJd l>r mail. Mampln For Alliance, 2:50 and 5:40 n ni. bark aoon unites, aud the bud ma- World's Dispensary Medical Asso- VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS will bo suf- History of our own Times. By J. etîTlio x till HsvYod. ficient. For Leetsdale, 9:45 a m, 4:30, 5:40, K:45, 10:40 | Â oct 6-ly tures its growth, and the next HMM ciation, Buffalo, N.l. p m. McCarthy net,$l 25 it produce« a shoot, after which the BULL'S SARSAFARILLA is the old and Arrive from Bearer Falls, 7:22 a m, 2:00, 8:30 i Lambert's Notes of Ingersoll .,.,. » 25 reliable remedy fet impurities of the blood ARTHUR O'LEARY, stock is cut off above it, and so all p ss. Carroll O'Donoghue; a Tale of IS66.. " 75 aad Sorofnloni affection*—the King of From Leetsdale, 5:35, 5:58, 7:05 a m, 12:10, | The Christian Father „,.„..,. " (5 the strength of the root is turned to RUSSIA and Germany have adopted Blo*d Purifiers. 9:10 p tn. The Christian Mother..... " fis [orccasooa TO IK. J. O'LEAET.] the new growth. a treaty against the Anarchists. In DB. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE WOBM From Meadville, Warren and Youngstown, Lifo of Oharies S. Parnell...... _ « 7i DBSTBOYEB is prepared in the form of future RuMians will not be allowed 9:40 a ra. New Lifo ef Christ (St. Bonaventura) IMPORTER AMD DEALER IN oaadf drops, attractive to the light aad From Enon, 8:05 a m; Alliance, 10:15 a m. Standard Work... « Peaches are wholly propagated in to reside in Germany without per- plsaaant to tko taste. this way, the stocks chosen being 3:35 p m. Sure Way to a Happy Marriage...... " «5 mission of Russia. Sunday train*—For Chicago, 8:15 a m, It:55, Monks Pardon»....^ " 1 25 CHINA, GLASS, yearly plant* grown from aeed.— DR. JOHN BULL'S 11 ;05 p m. For Fair Oaks, 12:00 noon. Leetsdale, I Life and Letters of Faber " 1 25 Plums and cherries are alao grown SMITH'S TOWC SYRUP, 8:45 p ra. From Chieofo, 5:25,8:15, 11:48 a m, Premiam Books. AND Complete edions of the Poets. from buds, and roses are also raised Throat utf Lag Diseases BULL'S 8A*SM»AMLLA, 7:15 pm. Cleveland, 5:25 a in. Fair Oaks, 9:10 a m. Leetsdale, 0:05 p m. Choice selection ef Prayer Books, Beads, Medals, in this way, as it is vary economical a specialty. Send two letter stamps BULL'S WOfW DESTROYER, I The Allegheny Express Company will Scapulars, Crucifixes, etc. of weod, one bud only being requir- for a Urge treatise giving self-treat- HM Papular nsiwoaiio of ths Di|. call for and cheek baggage from hotels and resi- Orders by mail promptly attended te at NO. 7» WOOD STRIKT, ed for a new plant, while cuttings and dences in Allegheny. MURPHY t FAHEY'S ment. Address, World's Dispensary frrloetfal OMeo, SSI lata St., L0V1ST1LLE, n Stanndard Catholic Bookstore, layer« use up more. R. A. FORD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. Between PnnriA and Diamond alle). Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y. anf Jl-Ji eow 1 Win. A. BALDWIN, Manager. No. ISO Grant street, Pittsburgk Pa. june 9-ftia. Pittata rgb, Pa. 8 THE CATHOLIC.

EiMifirt 0flirts Irish National And Diteaset of Hw Mist IHarrls Fatally krMI *y HEAD, THROAT è LUNGS! Leagae of laertea. Can be taken »! IHMme. No GMGREA« T GENERAL CLEARING g| Bar Drm CatcMag Fire. iiactnhln properl« *HCy Taustrete «M aimtion WritMe Chicago, July 23, 1884.—The lor (ittttlin. testimonials etc.. DURING THIS WEEK Or A »hocking accident orctirred on second National Convention of the Çiiy^ CATARRHUT . f. r. CULM, Trwy, MARK Gibbon street yesterday, about noon, Irish National League of America fell 2-1 y by which a young lady will undoubt- will assemble at II o'clock, A. M., DOW SILK DRESS GOODg edly lose her life, Bella Morris ia a Wednesday, August 13, 1884, in SPECIFIC 0 not let your Druggist persuade you to take young woman aged 16 or 17 years, Fanueil Hall, Boston, Massachusetts. FOR THE something cite, but 1 f ho baa not got it, tad Of Prices in AMD who reside« at 71 Gibbon street. She Every branch, having over fifty mem- 0will notsçml for it. write tö us and we willaentl Of Prices in jit to you by express, prepaid, on receipt of price. is employed as a dress maker at an bers in good standing on the national BLOOD, Of Prices in SUMMER MATERIA establishment on locust street. Her treasurer's book, is entitled to be ...n , * Onefnthroe Itfrttle* r,f P.lnnmstlc Syni, will Ol Prices in ¡clea: IDmr Uieor systei ur Acutm ocf Bile, ami euro any i a*i of 1 n- mothar had occasion to visit Law- represented by one delegate. Every Positive (hire '" "' Itl'«umaii«m, « Neuralgia. Of Prices in AT AERY LOW PR1 renceville yesterday, and Miss Mor- branch having more than two hun- FOR Three to five bottle* will cure Erysipelas in All Departments. ris left the dress making establish- dred members in good finanria All Departments. AT ment about 11:30 o'clock to go to her standing is entitled to be represented „„..Four to six bottles are warranted to cure All Departments. home and prepare her dinner, her RHEUMATISM__ . . .Ui irrupt and running l'leers. by two delegates. No branch can Nearalfia. i All Departments. mother performing that domestic du- have more than two representatives. CR'L TLI' L I R M IMC A ! Four to sfx botile« aro warranted to cure All Departments. ty-on other days. She had to light Any society desiring to affiliate with M |.\I H A, LI auAllU. sny case of Salt Rheum WILLIAM SEMPL the fire, and alter doing so was stand- the League in time to be entitled tc An infallible remedy for Flee to eight bottles will tare the worst Thin White Goods. ing by the stove, when all at once she all disease* of the Skincan' e of tk-rofola. t«3,167 Ik 160 Federal (M representation can forward the re- and Blood, such as Thin White (ioods. discovered her dress to be on fire.— Tetter, From two to four months' use of Rheumatic quisite one quarter's dues to the Thin White Goods. She became terrified, and not know- Biaptora, Syrup will cure any case of Chronic Rheumatism ALLEGHENY CITY, p| treasurer. Rev. Charles O'Reilly, D. ScroMat, Df twenty ycara' standing. Thin White Goods. ing what to do, she rushed out of the Kryntpel*». D., Detroit, Michigan; and any Ptmptaa * »lot« he«, If you have been I sufferer foryears , and have Thin White Goods. door, and across the place known as body of men, in sympathy with the and is the ten Remedyuse d all the remedies you could bear of. with no Hooveler's court. Of course the air, for all F«msl* Com- I struggle of the Irish people for self- plaint« and Weak-latail, do not be discouraged* for Rheumatic Victoria Lawns at 10c and upward. At 25c, wer* 50c, Black Silk Grenadinet. • • and the speed with which she ran nfKM. It has cured; Syrup will cure you. India Linens, special nice qualities, at 12i, At 10c, Black Lace Buntings, Worth lnih|t government, can organize as a branch disesMS of the IJver' added fuel to the flames, and she had of the Ijeague by remitting one quar- and Kidneys when alt'Pricej , »1.OO per bottle; <1 bottles tor ftS.OO. 16, 19 and 25c. Finer grades up to 50e a yard. Guinet'* Black Gros Grain Silks fori! MM gone but a short distance when she other remedies have! Send for our pamphlet of Testimonials, etc. Barred Lawns at 15c. Masutias, Nainsooks, SO, 85c, and $1 00, all rouch under val*. ter's dues to the reverend treasurer, failed. r.HET'M ATIC CYECP CO., Rochester, N. Y. Malls. At $1 00, All-Silk Black Surahs, 2* inch« wila. was a mass of fire from head to foot. becoming thereby entitled to send a We have a big purchase of American printed elegant quality. She continued on, screaming loudly, representative to Boston. The dues Lawns, "first quality," at 10c, a bargain,all nicc, At 50c, were 75« a&d $1 00, Presch bnüChSiil until she reached Forbes street. By are one dollar per year per capita. fresh goods. this time the clothing had been en- Printed French Batistes, 48 inches wide, at We have the great pleasure of an- G. B. BARRETT & CO., 20c a yard, extra value. 01R SPECIAL SALE OF tirely burned off, and the flames went IMPORTERS AM» JOBBERS OF American make printed Sateens, best quality, out. A couple of ladies immediate- nouncing, on the authority of Charles at 18e a yard. scrrs commi Ginghams, Percales and Calioos, all reduced. ly took care of the girl, and she was Stewart Parnell, that Hon. Thomas At $, eloth, $150 march 1 Entire Stock of The young lady was very well con- The Seraphic Guide. See the great bargains in Men's rtilaundrats ALEXANDER SULLIVAN, A Manual for the Members of the Third Order Entire Stock of nected, and was a favorite in her President. Shirts, for 50, 70 and 85c. At $0c, »«* of St. Francis. According to the recent deci- Entire Stock of 91 00, Boys' French Percale Shirt neighborhood, and great sympathy is sions of the Holy See. By a Franciscan {%tber CHAS. O'REILLY, D.D., Waists, choice patterns. felt for her and her parents. She was Treasurer. HOME MUSICAL LIBRARY. (Oust. S. Joan. Bapt.) Cloth, AO ets.; roan, very low last night, and Drs. Ed- This is the general name of an unrivalled col-1 red edges, 75 cts. The same is published in DRESS GOODS ROGER WALSH, Secretary. lection of Round Volumes of Vocal or Instrument- Germs n, at the same prices. Marked Down. At $2 00, Roys* Jersey Sails, j mundson and McCoy were of the al Music, alike in *ha|M>, binding and price, hut Devotions to the Sarred Heart. Marked Down. opinion that she could not possibly not otherwise connected. Each book has 200 j to J50 pages, Sheet IIUMC Site. Collectively For the First Friday of Every Month. Cloth, Marked Down. recover. Dr. Edmundson says that they contain 4000 pieces, the best of at least 50,-1 steel-plate frontispiece, 40 cts. Marked Down. Special Bargain» in it is the worst case of burning he has 000 pieces, sod are therefore choice collections. Tear of the Sacred Bean. Marked Down. Muslin Underwent, ever seen in his practice.—Pitt »burgh I nifbrm Price each, $2 Boards; $2 5ft Cloth; $3 till. A Thought for Every Day of the Year. Cloth, steel-plate frontispiece, 50 cts. Dispatch, July 23. VOCAL. INSTRUMENTAL. Fine French Fabrics, in light weights for Sum- ß&f- Orders by mail promptly Slled, aad go*a Gems of English Song, Musical Favorite, Popular Life of St. Teresa of Jesus. mer Traveling Costumes, at 65, 75, 90c, $1 00, At last accounts ;he young lady sent the same day order is received. was improving, and hopes of her re- Gems of ftcottish Pong, Cluster of Gems, Preface by Rt. Rev. Mgr. Preston. With steel- new colorings, choice weaves. ! (Jems of t,erman Song, Hems of Strangs, plate frontispiece, cloth, $1 04 Bargains in Mournings, Dress (ioods Depart- covery are entertained. (Jems of Sacred Song, Gems of I>ance, ment, in Black Cashmeres, Sun's Veilings, Khy- IWwTACUTtTlMt Beauties of Sacred Song, Welcome Home, Short Stories oa Christian Doctrine, bers, Lace Buntings. Tas aa 1 Illustrating the Catechism. Cloth, 6 full-page Pram's Album of! i»ng, Pearls of *elody, Our sale of Dress Goods Remnants continues. illustrations, $1 00 MISSOURI Moore's Irish Mel' lies, I'iano at Home, Duets Bargains in MiUinery Department. Minstrel Song?, Organ at Home, Life or St* Clare af Montefalco. STEAM Quarantine Against Cholera. Shade Hats all away down in price. Flowers Operatic Pearl?, Reed Organ Melodies, Translated from the Italian of the Most Rev. and Pompons reduced. Silver Chord, Home Circle, Vol. I, Lawrence Tardy. By Rev. Jos. A. Locke, O. THE PRESIDENT IMP» A PROCLAMA- Merino and Muslin Underwear marked down. Silver Wreath, Home Circle, Vol. II, 8. A. Cloth, $1 00 To Men aad Women ot pood Wisheafcaraotar aad rlotaU K TION DEMANDING RENEWED VIGIL- Household Melodies, Gems dp la Creme,Vol. I, jeooa tuUoi aa imn.UUI aflord a lltwral eba Vol. I, Gems de la Creinc,Vol.II lanes that Lire la Catholic Hearts. to Urtit before paring for It, aad letara H at mt By Miss Ann T. Sadlier. 12mo, cloth,' $1 0« Joseph Home & Co.'s, fmaosaim tI Ino not tuttstwtorr utlsfsetar .1i It Is th«*TMt labor, o£ ANCE. Household Melodies, Pianoforte Gems, la« and soap umH. Athousand par mat. the f Vol. II, Joseph Hörne & Co.'s, Waabar In tb. world. aa, da par* cspabia Amt* The following has been issued by Pianists' Album, 1 Thought af St. Teresa's, mooajrMHaSPHnalUi. rio boy* or as M nma and Full description and contents sent on applies For Every Day in the Tear, 50 cts. Penn Avenue, Penn Avenue, Write for llluttratadeircalarm. A4dr™. J. WOBtZ the President of the United States: tion. Pieces and accomjtaniments may be play-1 Penn Avenue, Penn Avenue. bt.1 Aft. ' ' MM Franklin Ate. K"fcJI «alsS . I ed on Piano or Reed Organ. Mailed for above Maxims aad Counsels july 5—It eow A Proclamation. prices. of St. Francis de Sales, 50 cts. Ketail Stores, Ketail Stores. While quarantine regulations are OI.IVKK IMTMON Freemasonry. Authoris- far Healing the Sick. Favorably known to the publie «tel» pestilence, which, we all regret to short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold ed Translation. Free by maiF. Paper, popu- IMS. Church. Chapel. School. Ftr* AIM only in cant. Rov.w. BAKJSG POWDER Co., 106 PITTSBURGH MARKETS. lar edition 5 cents; per 100 copies, $3 00. Pa- THE IAWET0S APPL'ANfE ATS and other bell*; also. Chime* aad Peataff learo, has made its appearance in Wall street, New York. l per, fine edition, 10 cents; per hundred copies, magnetic Kidney Belt! feb 2-tf some countries ot Europe, between $«00. FOR MEN 18 whose ports and the United States, RAY FEVER The following are the wholesale prices in fill- Lather's Own Statements Is a type of catarrh ADOLPH STUEBNEB»! intercourse is direct and frequent. I ing orders. From store a small advance ie made I Concerning his Teaching and its Results. further advise that all the cities and having peculiar ! WARRANTED TO CURE SSS symptoms. It is at- In these quatations:— Taken exclusively from the earliest and best lowing diseases without medicine:—FAIN IN THE editions of Luther's German and Latin Works. towns in the United States, whether tended by an inflam- PITTSBURGH, July 28, 1884. j BACK, HI PR, READ OR 1,1MB?, NERVOUS DEBILITY, on the coast or on the lines of inter- ed condition of the By Rev. Henry O'Connor, S. J. Paper, 15 cts. FRESCO PAINTER. | Grain. — Wheat: fults, $1 00@ 1 02; red, | Lt'MBAGO, GEKCRAL MIIIITT, RHEUMATISM, PAR- communication, by sound sanitary Using membrane of THE CATHOLIC FAMILY LIBRARY. AlYfUa, RirRALfitA, SCIATICA, DISEASKS OF TflK the nostrils,tear-ducts 93@S6c bush. Corn: shelled, B5c; ear, Gout, KlSlAe p bush. Oata: mixed, white, t—3 C'OPIEM «OLD. KIDSttrS, SPIHAL DISEASES, TORPID LIVER, regulations, and the promotion ol and throat, affecting Seminal Emissions, Im]M>teucy, Asthma, Heart (BECORATCSG OF CQUHCHES A SPECIAW!.) cleanliness, be prepared to resist the the lungs. An acrid 41@42o ^ bush. Rye, 65@73o ^ bush. The Christian Father* Disease, Dyspepsia, Constipation. Erysipelas, power of disease, and to mitigate its mucus is secreted, the FUmr. —Choice family winter, S5 50@5 75 B i Paper, 25 cts. per hundred, $15 00 Indigestion, Hernia or Rupture, Catarrh, Piles, discharge is accompa- bbl.; fancy winter patents, $6 50@6 75 bbl.; Maroquette, 35 cts; per Mo. 3479 Peno AveaM, severity. And I further direct Con- hundred, 21 00 Epilepsy, Dumb Ague, etc. nied with a burning rye, 93 7i@4 00 ^ bbl. Cloth, 50 cts; per hundred, SO 00 When any debility occurs, such as Lost Vital- /W—Timothy, $18 00(5)20 60 ^ ton. suls of the United States in the ports sensation. There are The Christina Mather. ity, Lack of Nerve Force and Vigor, Wasting ,\ear 36th street, where the pestilence has made or severe spasms of Mill FrrH.—}trao, $14 00; chopped! Weakuess, and all those Diseases of a personal sneezing, frequent at- ieed, $23 00(^24 00; middlings, $17 00(a»22 00 fi: Paper, 25 cts.; per hundred, $16 00 may make its appearance, to exercise Maroquette, 35 cts; par nature, from whatever cause, the continuous tacks of headache, toa. hundred, 21 00 stream of Magnetism permeating through the PITTSBURGH, PA. Cloth, 50 cts; per hundred, 30 00 vigilance in carrying out instructions watery and inflamed eyes. Applet.—Selling, according to quality, at $1 iO parts, must restore them to a healthy action. heretofore given, ana communicating Cream Rains is a remedy founded on a cor- @3 AO ^ bbl. Sare Way ta a flfcppy Marriage. There is no mistake about this appliance. feb S-Sm rect diagnosis of this disease and can be depend- Bulltr.-—Choice creamy, 20@24c; choice dairy, Paper, 30 ctsj per to the Government of the United 10@lSc; countnr mil, 12@Hc ^ lb. hundred, $18 00 ed upon. 50 cts. at druggists; 80 et», by mail. Maroqubtte, 40 cts; per hundred, 24 00 TO THE LADIES:-^?^^ NEW CEMETERIES AT BRABBtO^ State« any »formation of value relat- 8eMvw„ MEN 8c; New York Uoaben, 104@llc V lb. anything befor^ invented, both as a curative and convenient and beautifully located CemeUri** ia Priilm te the Holy Apeatalk 8er, as a source of power and vitalitation. this locality. Pearsons on the line of UM Baft* F. FRKLINGHI ÏKEN, WHO Carbon Oil.—Refined, 8|e V gallon. Price of eitner Belt with Magnetic Insoles, road can avoid expense of carriage*. The shank* ARE Dried Fruit.—Evaperated pared peaches, 35 Secretary of State. NERVOUS @2rtc; unpare ft. Remittance can be made in currency, sent in awfield, Superintendent. jiiM ni;^*, lfenm»HMD, Lm( of Titti RMrrjr, cum ouunm vkstiuts, stati es, tc, letter at oar risk. tome, and other persons interested, Ow mm M Brain Lmn fUrk. RìAm*, Honey.—White clover, 18@20e; buckwheat. ftslw. SioMueb Coeaplaluta. Mito and fi* 14@l«e fi tb. NEW TORK: The Magneton Garments are adapted to all (jbfifS » week at home. 95 00 oatftt ta ' to prevent, until further notice, the ages, are worn over the under-clothing, t not neat tttlt VMRMH, rie , eie. Tbrj arri** rerf Homing.—In a jobbing way, $3 5o@3 60 <$ «DUO P»y absolutely sure. N« riak. Capi- tomi taprottamU: dlfl»mt ftaaa Mii, CiactiniAri: 311 Broadway. ST. Lot is. to the body like the many Galvanie and Electric tal not required. Reader, if you waal unloading of rags from infected for- • pad*. fUrdfc» aad ottMr drfloM. Tbrj bbl. 143 Main St. 206 g. 4th St. p—itivlr patiti« witlMM 0i0 e«r> Humbugs advertised so extensively), and should at which person» of either sex, young or eld,« eign ports, and rags that are suspect* resu, «lUtMit acidi, caasiaf l>tt> Onion».—$2 25@2 50 bbl, and 65 to 75c be taken off at night. They bold their POWER latino af the «Èia. Caa few tam £g ft bush. aake great pay all the tine they werk, with ah- ed •• good grounds of being infected vari aa ««li aa al reat oily aotW- WAITED. FOREVER, and are worn at all seasons of the solute certainty, writ« for partiealar* to ®> abW ta tfca tawr. Foaar ref«l»ud Poiatoei.—New in a jobbing way, $2 00@ year. from coming from any foreign port. la irai tka diflknwt »taf** «f ali di« 2 40 9 Mil. CATHOLIC young man, of good address, HALLBTT A Co,, Portland, Maine, dee H-lf «mm. tlow far Mm aaiy ai «ad» Send stamp far the "New Departure in Medi- The 8urgeon General of the Ma- raaetk tbeaeataf di»oa«c.aa tfeey act di- poultry.—Chickens, 35@85o ft pair. §travel a short distance, an>f introduce our Ca- rect lyujwMi UM Muacuiar lai tholic Dictionary. Term», salary or commission. cal Treatment Without Medicine," with thous- J. G. WELDON. JOHN KELLT. nne Hospital Service, has telegraph- Oaoeratìire Coniai, «paadiljr r«*u>r» Rag*.—White mixed cotton, If @2c; all-wool, ands of testimonials. la« viuHtjr-vkieli la Blectrlchy— IQI. Recommendation of pastor required. WELDOM it KELLY, ed to the, Health authorities at New AfilnH front tfca «TIMI fcy namt« THE MAG Si ETON APPLIANCE CO., ' MlamtloM, Û4 iha« io » «al- Seed*.—Timothy, $1 50® 1 60 $ bush.; clov- O'BYRSE BR OH., Orleans, and the Secretary of the arai araj arar cai» ali Tttksen without dr«j er, $6 25 @6 50. april 1» 3 m 6T Wood street 147 Wood »'reel, corner Virfin alle/, Va faraiaè abaotai1a Mo f Bj«M lai tÌM rtamaeh. 218 State etreet, Chicago, /U. Treasury has directed the vessels of tnuad Paaiphlai, Mititlaé 'fTHRIl TTYaaMi la Qaa7r MKK,UM " Oroetri:».—Coffee; golden Rio, 14; prime Rio, tor KBIT OILT, alaa «« ter LADIES OKLY, fraa, 'or the revenue and marine service to aaai mkd fer 4 eeata |>nup 124; Old Government Java, 20@}2. Sugar: NOTE.—Sdhd one dollar in postage stamps or PITTSBURGH, Standard cut loaf, Tie; powdered, 7}c; granulated, Rifles currency (in letter at our risk), with site of shoe patrol t^e coast« of the United States, "Jo; Confectioners A, 6fe; Palace, 6jc; light usually worn, and try a pair of our Magnetic Plumbers, Oos aad 8tMa Fitta» Insoles, and be convinced of the power residing including thé Gulf coast, as precau- AMERICAN 6ALVANIC CO., yellow, 5f@6c. Syrup: maple, 32e gallon; LARGE ASSORTMENT 07 CHAN01- choioe sugar, 36«; black, 20c; N. 0. Molasses, 51 in our other Magnetic Appliance*. Positively LIERS for Gas aad OU; abo had pif^ tionary measures against the intro- 1103 ChMtnat St., FhiUda., Pa. r A <$. >Kc gal. Rice: Head Carolina, 74 $7}c t. H. JOHNSTON, 1«9 tatthfleli no sold feet when they an worn, or money re- sheet lead, bath tub*, links, kydiaat ~fcw^ SM duction of the cholera. aprii 12-9m funded. dee 13—ly may S-3m lb; Louisiana, 6i@6jc. •oaitapily ott h sad, •mf