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IKIXELA PITTSBURGH, MARCH 17, 188:3. SO. màMjj j.iffijiw ffee Stetti or Ifcf Salite. Pastoral LetUr or thr Mast Rev. | right to exact our obedience, and a riches and worldly enjoyments, has This Pastoral sh be read in all will and support of the people. The right to prescribe the conditions un- violently divorced innumerable hearts the churches of thiss Diocese, as soon Irish Government rested on the 1!» pi»J thnrach life a porfeet part, Cornell«* O'Brif», ArrfcMskap of der which we might enjoy the fruits from that God for whom they were possi ble after s reception by the Scotch and Knglish majority in the . OnnoùccJ *n4 the tabor re*'IT Mil), DEARI.Y BKLOVKD:—Called by the | creature. He exacts the same obe- ! seek their heaven upon earth; and freedom would lead to risks and dan- And far the OPown to «rut. voice of the Supreme Pastor of souls Hrrkert (¿ladstonr on Ireland. on earth to assume the duties and the j dience to that Church as to Himself; have forgotten, or perhaps, denied, a gers which nogovernment could right- Up« the brow to hear no traee responsibilities of the Episcopate, we ; He makes its voice one with His own. 1 future slate. Disappointed, restless, Mr. Herbert Gladstone addressed ly inenr. The converse of this was • Of more than eotnnimi cam. "He that heareth you, heareth me." and wearied, as alt such must sooner a large meetidg of Liberals at Leeds equally true. Kqual laws every Lib- To write no »»oret in the face hasten to address to you our first j words of pastoral greeting. For nine He clothes it with llis own power: ! or later he, they raise a cry in their on Monday night. February 12. tak- eral at once conceded to them. The For mer: to read it there: "As the Father hath sent me, I also . wilderness of misery, and ask with ing as his subject "Ireland." From mere mention, however, of an Irish T)M daily orom to olawp wwi We" long months the Diocese of Halifax i send you" (John, xx, 21). It is hopeless tone, "Is life worth living?" the reports of his speech which Parliament, of home rule, aroused With s«oh familiar xeal had been grieving for the loss of its •r clearly, then, the duty of men to This is at once the consequence and peared in Tuesday's papers w takt the wild cries of "Disintegration of At hide« from all. while not the le*» gentle, zealous, and well loved Arch- obey the voice of God's Holy Church, j the punishment bfa denial of Christ's the following passages; the Kmpire." \ el, as we have given lit daily weight you feet. bishop; and, although it has now j thrown aside its widow's weeds, and As there can be no properly form- I Gospel. The cross of daily life is Ireland's happiest days were in the a Parliament to all our great colonies with the most beneficial results, and In toils that praise will ne'er repay, j has raised the anthem of joy, the mem» ! ed society without a recognized head, only heavy for those who revile the early centuries of Christianity, when Tttee ywar life go part. ory of Dr. Hannan is not forgotten, Jesus Christ, who intended that His cross of Christ; and the path of life she developed a civilization which, as we lost America through withhold- Tnmeet in every coming day | but lives as freshly as ever in the j Church should be a perfect organiza- 1 is dreary only to those who look not though it shone with uncertain light ing elementary political institutions, Twin -«inter of the laet; | hearts of his grateful children. And lion, constituted St. Peter and his to the road of Calvary. Life is in- through clouds of mythical tales and in the abstract there were strong Ta haar of high, heroie things. I just it is that it should so be; for a life i successors its supreme visible heads, supportable only for those who do not legends. I at1 , without doubt, a dis- reasons for Lts adoption. But it was And yi»W than rororwoe dae. said that by granting home rule thev WBm. ] long devotion to duty merits a life- and His vicegerents on earth. "Thou ! lean on God, and who seek to smoth- I' nrtuence over But foal life » daily offering» | long remembrance. art Peter, and upon this rock I will | er within themselves the voice of'! Western Europe. At that time the would play into the hands of the Art fer more fit for yon. Separationists. and that the Irish But. although the man dies, the build my Church, and 1 will give to | conscience and of religion. The sea preserved Ireland- -unfortunately ly disloyal. He did To wo» no secret, «oft. dugni»» office lives on. The Church of Ood thee the keys of the Kingdom of Apostle St. Paul (Rom. 1.25) speak- j for herself—from Roman or Saxon were hopeless tier; but assuming it To which »elf-lore is prone. j is a Divine institution, while its mem- Heaven." are words which proclaim ; ing of those who "changed the truth conquest; but she was harassed by the not grant the 1; Canatieed by all other eye». I bers are mortal. Death cannot gam the place and power of the Supreme of God into a lie, and worshipped ruihlcss incursions of piratical N> nth- to be so. he did not think a Parlia- On worthy in your own; i no victory over it, for death can Pontiffs. They have inherited Pe- | and served the creature rather than j men, and th period ol peaceful and ment in Dublin would endanger the To yield with «ach a happy art. i destroy its supernatural life. Unlike | ter's throne and prerogatives. Peter j the Creator," shows the wretched I progressive learning terminated Queen's authority in Ireland. He That no one thinks you rare. ! institutions of human device, which j died, but his power was transmitted, j and degraded state into which they among the disintegrating conflicts of thought, however, that the scheme And aay to your poor, bleeding heart, ! change and perish like their authors, 1eve n as were the mission and man- fell. They "became vain in their rival clans. The history of the Eng- was fulli of difficulties, and would "Bow tittle can you bear !" j the Catholic Church, partaking of the | date of "preaching the Gospel to I thoughts, and their loolish heart was lish Government in Ireland wai make Irr ind no happier. Putting every creature." darkened. For professing themselves that aside, he came to the question of Oh! tit a pathway hard to chonee, t undying years of its Founder, keeps j complete catalogue of political blun- : to be wise they became fools.— less sweeping, but if the Irish people A struggle hard to share, i on its ceaseless and unchangfng Hence, from the Apostolic Council i ders, to use no harsher word, and, \V herefore God gave them up to the willingly met them in he right spirit Far human pride would still nfiw I course. "Go ye into the whole world, ! in Jerusalem, where Peter's voice j before a comparatively recent period, The nameless trials there; j and preach the Gospel to every crea- ended the discussion, and decided the desires of their heart, to uncleanness. J probably no country in the world had he believed more beneficial reforms. Bat met we hBow the gat«! is low ; ture" (Mark, xvii, 15) ire at once its ' controversy, down through the ages As they liked not to have (rod in their seen less peace and more of misery. \Th e whole system of governmen in That Itndt to heavenly bliss. i mandate and its Divine charter. "He j to our own time, the Pope has ever ] knowledge, God delivered them up to From the responsibility for most of Ireland should be remodellec. The What higher grace could Ood bwtow ! that belicveth and is baptized shall jI stood forth as the central figure of j a reprobate sense, to do those things this no class in England was exempt. public departments should be made which are not convenient." This broader, more elastic, and more di- Than such H life a* this ? be saved; but he that believeth not I Christianity, and the infallible head We had lately to use hard words in picture of sin and shame drawn by ' rectly responsible to Parliament. i shall be condemned," prove its claim of the Christian religion. "Who j condemning the selfishness and inert- the inspired writer, is that of the ' Irishmen of capacity and trust should to our obedience; while the promise, [ heareth you heareth me," is as true ness of the Irish landlords and their Gentile world before the coming of j be placed in the posts. The distinc- The Saartury sur. j "Behold I am with you all days, even ! of l>eo as of Peter; for it is inen, not English allies, but it was just to re- our Saviour. That world was not ; tive features of Castle Government If aw CASSIK M. O'HARA. j to the consummation of the world," j| principles, that die. member that the repulsive selfishness The power of the Apostoiate, vest- ; unlike many in the present day. It j of the merchant.* and traders of our should be swept away. The princi- It beats oat from the quiet heart of night. (Matt, xxviii, 20) is its warranty of j j ed in the successors ofSt. Peter, was had its Pagan civilization; arts and i great provincial towns—namely. Liv- ple should be adopted of giving the Athwart hsr vert of deepening Mue; endurance. Thus chartered, thus ever exercised by them. From Rome i sciences were held in high esteem; | erpool, Bristol and Manchester—in people their legitimate influence, and It weaves aa fitful fiery path of light empowered, thus guaranteed, the ] went forth duly commissioned tcach- literature of a high order of excellence stifling Irish industries formed one of i of trusting instead of suspecting them, Through «raodiasds vet with tear* of dew Church was established among men, | j era to all the nations of the earth.— was not w anting; and outward polish the worst chapters of the Irish histo- i and by endowing them with the con- It swian not. pearly harald of the day, | and by right Divine took its place in j of manners threw a t!.in veil over the ; ry, and that the crv of "Justice to sciousness of trust and responsibility tip Uma the lonely orient deeps: the world. Its mission was co-ex- i From Home Europe derived its re- i seething mass of corruption. Now Irrland!" was not raised by them un- I to educate them to a correct perform- Kar doth it «broad it* e»er constant ray tensive with the world, and coeval ligion, its laws, and its civilization, j as then, many "like not to have God til they had monopolized the greater ance of the duties devolving upon When nooa is thron'd an Heaven's sleeps ! with all time. Wherever there was From Rome was ever heard a voice, lit their knowledge;" now as then, industries and could then afford to ] them; by a broad, thorough develop- But a «am Ihr than sky, or etaud, or tone, a soul to be taught thither its man- | which no fears or persecution could ; many rhange "the truth of God into condemn the fatal laws and call for ment of local self-government to "iW'j tatua wills that fret and war- I dale extended. It lived not by the still, proclaiming the eternal truths ; a lie," and worship and serve the j free trade, which they knew would , bring them to believe at last in the l.uring loot hearts back to this altar -thr»na, j sufferance of Prince», and it asked j through which alone peace here and i creature rather than the Creator. •— j insure to them a lasting demand for ! true friendliness of the Knglish peo- U thiae^ twaet Tabernacle Mar. not their permission to teach and to I happiness hereafter can be attained. What wonder, then, that they should their goods from the unfortunate peo- ple. and to raise that pride and en- ) baptize. Its power being from the That voice may be disregarded, even j Hi^jh o'er sothsdrnl Arista; In dovtcn dim; be delivered over to a "reprobate ple whom they had helped to ruin. | thusiasm in the direct administration Lord of all, no mortal had a right to as was the voice of Christ; but the In ooral-girdled isias that ra»t sense,"' that their lives should be un- He did not care to ask the degree of ! of the world-wide affairs on the great interfere with its heaven-given com- | unchanging word remains: "He that j On tropic taw; wherefloats th e Indian's hymn happy and dreary; that thev should ! centralization to be found in Irish j empire which their countrymen had mission. It speaks to the souls of believeth not shall be condemned." la foreat ehanoels of the West; j he "foolish, dissolute, without affile- [ Gevernment, but the system of gov- ] done so much to create. He deplored men with Divine authority, but their The Divinely constituted authori- Amid the broad Savannah's verdant bloom i lion, without fidelity, and without j ernment as it stood he firmly believed , the continued isolation, political and freedom of will is left untouched.— j ty of the Pope sends me, as it has By mount aad stream and jeweJl'd mine; ; mercy?" less calculated to give play to the i social, of the landlords. If the land* Where'er tho viotor «rosi hath broke the gloom. They may, as many, alas? do, reject | sent thousands of others, to rule a j national life, and thai of^the genuine I lords would even now join the pop- its teachings and revile its practices; portion of Christ's Kingdom on earth. ] The Church of Christ, which was j It light* tht path an to Ood't Arine. spirit of local self-government. If S ular party and guide the movement. The augnet ray of er'ry heart and eye. but they do this at their peril of fall- I By no act,—by no seeking of my j' an ark of safety to the old heathen ! this was so, it stood condemned, lie | with the power arising from intelli- Uuiding weak feet that stray afar, ing under the awful threat, "He that I own, do I come. Fully aware of my j. world, is still the tower of refuge ; would not encourage the outcry j genet* and culture, the Irish question Hope's rainbow gleam, when dark despair is nigh, believeth not shall be condemned." unworthiness, I trembled at the . from the errors, and crimes, and the i wretchedness of modern unbelief. In against individual officials. A great | would be settled in a year. But so It dÉw, sweet Tabernacle Star. Man may boast of his free will; it mandate. There was, however, one I it the shadows of life are lit up by a deal of rubbish was written and spo- ! long as thev neglected as a class their is indeed a noble prerogative when thought that cheered and consoled AH para aad cairn, it streams above the din | ray cast down from the heavenly ken about the iniquities and toforth l local duties, and spent their time and nobly employed, but he should bear me. The golden bond of faith unit- Of I art! ws human wills and ways source of eternal light; in it the intel- j of Castle rule, yet the fact remained i money out of Ireland, and, above all, Ust'utag tha varied tolas of woe aad sin in mind that God, also, is free. Free- I ed us, though personally unknown. | lect is perfected by the knowledge of I that the machinery of Government ' so long as they refused to co-operate Bobbed oat hmwath iu ruby rays, ly He created man; freely He prepar- | You knew me not; but you knew that ^ unchanging truths, and rests secure- i woe originally constructed for the , in a national movement, and from Tha brokea hearts of oarth toma titre to stgb. ed for him the eternal joys of Heav- I came clothed with lawful power, | ly in the infallible certainty of Christ's i purpose of maintaining au ascenden- platforms in Belfast, Dublin, and in Tha wtaadsd waits for hoaling balm. en; and He is free to prescribe the and charged to teach the Gospel I promise; in it crosses become light, I cy class against the mass of the pco- I Scotland and in England, indulged in And fait'ring will beneath its ht«udfe*l eye means through which alone man taught by the Apostles. I knew vou I trials and afflictions are sweetened I pie. That its traditions were bad, perpetual and almost ferocious abuse Ara girt with Gad's own strength and calm. may attain to that everlasting happi- not; but I knew you were faithful by the reflection that the sufferings of Aad virgin brows ara wreathed with its light, ness. Whilst, then, we are free to ac- children of Holy Church, and sub- and that, however sympathetic and | of the National party in Ireland and ! this life are not to be compared to the Aad para young hearts grow parar fer cept or rejeet the conditions under missive to her gentle rule. New and upright the chief officer* might be, of every one who ventured to breathe | weight of future glory which will be Aad teaie with generous step perfection height which our salvation may be secured, tender relations, born of the act of the confidence of the Irish could nev- a word against the ascendency class . revealed in all those who observe its tiara»h thy amile, tweet altar star. God is free to condemn us if we re- consecration, have sprung up between er be given to an executive Govern- and the principle of ascendency gov- us. An awful responsibility of ruling teachings. ment which came in conflict—some- ernment, so long would the Irish Um tirino, thine on, by wsary day and night fuse subjection to His will. If this in prudence, in justice and charity, times unfortunately in conflict—with question remain acute, difficult, and ähiao «a, through life to hopeful death — were borne in mupd, men would see Do you, then, dearly beloved, dur- rests on me; and ao awful responsi- the people through the medium of an prolonged. The landlords had yet Athwart tho Aadnwi of oar ebbing tight, the fallacy of making the freedom of i ing this holy season of Lent, Which bility rests on you of due docility official magistracy and an imperial ! a, vast power for good or evil. Before Ariat, pala atar of love and faith ! the human will an argument to prove is a special time for prayer and pen- police force. it was too late they must for the first Whta votaet hathad proclaim Him near, arise that the nature of one's religion is a and obcdience. I can only cry out j ance, strive to have "God in your He pointed out how the Castle, in i time in history put themselves in re- Aad thrill tha «ate with thy toft rays; matter of indifference. in the beautiful words of Christ's j knowledge." For Him you have the popular mind, influences all de- ality at the head of the Irish people, SM e'er that hour of tear*, aad breaking tie» In the matter of religion we have prayer: "Holy Father, keep them in i been created; for Him you should fha faaaa of life's eoaununiMi days. no choice. Had Jtiui Christ simply thy name, whom thou hast given me, j live and labor; against Him you partments of the public service, and, [ and by a full performance of their du- . Oh, Aiwa, shint on, till glorious light above died for mankind without teaching that they may be one sanctify | should never sin. Remember that as showing the inadequacy of the j ties, by a kind and generous recogni- ? ' Hi MM—Mal h na daga rend.*- - any truths, or promulgating any laws them in truth. Thy word is truth. ' "the wrath of God is revealed from Government system, said that in the tion of the wishes and views of the TM topo la loot in full fruition's love. —had He merely told us to love God —(John xvii.) Heaven against all impiety and injus- last fifty-two years Parliament had 1 people, gain for themselves elevated Aad taith la Ihdthat vision ends. above all, and our neighbors as our- We have no strange Gospel to an- l lice." Wash your souls in the blood been called upon to pass no fewer 1 honor, or by adhering to the hateful selves, the ease might have been diff- nounce to you; no startling and vague | of the Crucified, by receiving worthi- than fifty-one special acts for the pur- I traditions of political and religious erent. Man might then have chosen theories to enunciate. Christ and i ly the Holy Sacraments of Penance pose of protecting property and pre- ' intolerance and of self-isolation re- à Mie Want. «rhatever form of worship seemed Him crucified do we preach; in His 1 and Communion. Stir up the grace serving peace in Ireland. It might | ceive political extinction and the con- within you by fervent prayer, by be said that the disorders were due ' tempt of history.—.\ation, Feb. 17. ? A gaatle word b never teat; best to express that command. But Cross, and in it alone, do we glory. ; some acts of mortification, by good to agrarian crimes, and that until Ok, MfW than refuso our. Christ's mission was two-fold,—to Jews may have been scandalized, imil and pious resolutions. Make the sal- these causes were removed no gov- It thoan tho haart when sorrow-toas'd redeem and to teach,—the former He and Gentiles may have laughed at TH* Liverpool police have made a accomplished by His passion and His Passion; but we know that ! vation of your souls the one first and ernment could maintain peace under ¡|| Aad Mia tha «ara that bruise one. large seizure of rifles, pistols and death, the latter was fulfilled, first by through His death we were redeem- | chief work of your lives; let the light the ordinary law. This was the on- li scatton »ausbin« o'er our way; sword bayonets, which they say they It tarnt aar thorns to roses; His own preaching, and then by ed, and through His teachings we are of your virtuous example so shine ly excuse that could be put forward, have information were intended for It «haagsa draary night to day, j founding a society or Church, to to be sanctified. The gift of faith re- before men that the darkness of un- and it only increased the condemna- the use of the assassination conspira- :'|al hope aad pease disclose? I which He confided the truths He had ceived in Baptism, eulightens the | belief may be dispelled, even as it tion of a Government which, en- was put to flight by the faith of the shrined in the Castle and dominated tors in Ireland. A gaatle word it nev«r loot; | taught. He gave at the same time to soul, and reveals to it much that is early Christians in Rome, so that all by the landlord interest, could not, That felWa brother aaodt it. j that Church a command to preach hidden from the would-be wise and j men may know the true Church, and owing to its own defective organiza- THE New York Herald flood fund piir «M9 aaìé ! haw aawll tha coot ! i His Gospel to every creature, and a prudent ones of this world. On eve- 1 | all souls may praise the one true tion, sec what, no doubt, was the amounts to $35,280 82, with an aver- With joy aad ooasfort spoods it. pledge of its triumph by promising to ry side a cry goes up from weary I God, and Jesus Christ whom He has chief, if by no means the only cause Ulli

m jasas sang Hgnmœ mm wsmmmmm WKSï Sol !1 ' "'-SlPlS' 2 THE CATHOLIC. The railroad authorities have tele- face of Henry the mask that he had ) The fhnrrh Troubles in Laifattrr, i of Columbia, Washington Rept., Nov. 15. 1882. graphed to buy all the sacks and hire n*u MMN a* Npatar Lit-1«£"»"'!' »'"J?" "•! so long worn, and interposed his an« j Hhrotisin. ^^ . * ] pleading »n 'he ear« of ( n\«ar. All thoritv. Henry called a synod at | Another Case: The constitution all the hands needed. The roadmas* Archbishop Heiss was awarded 1 i the might ofthe powers ol earth wa* Brixen in Tyrol, where charges ol the and by-laws of a "mutual benefit as- ter said he would work ail uight.- j £'¿00 da ill ages against the persons who j Popular influence consists in tho«e ; exercised for the destruction of the most ridiculous nature were brought ;; sociation" organized to secure the f)i*pntch. disregard« d his orders and tore down ! benefit of life insurance to heirs of measures which ensure moral liberty. ! empire of the Naiarene, and the ro- against the Pope; Gregory was de- an olil Catholic church at Sinsinawa j Memphix. Tenn., March 7. The Atte#ted by I he writing* of St. Thorn-j placement ol the worship of Bacchus, posed, and the anti-Pope Guibert. j deceased members on the death as- Krening /.edger't Helena, Arkansas Mound. Wisconsin. The difficulty. sessment plan, and which issues no aans d Aquinatheologianss and, thiothen irs thphilosophere teachin«g Jupiterbegan th, ean firstd huma of thn ecreature« ten grea.t perseNero- under the name of Clement 111., was ; special says:-—"The gale of last night j{ appears, rose out of a dispute be- 1policies , stand in the place of a pol- of Catholicity. The question then cutions, and in his wake followed in placed in the pontifical chair. Hen- j tween two parties in the congrega- j and to-dav lashed the river into fury. icy; and where snch constitution and is, "Has the Catholic Chlirch been quick succession Doniitian, Trajan, j rv thought this act would force Gre- j tion, one desiring to locate the new ; The struggle to save the levee has laws contains no provision qualifying faithful to these teachings or not?" Aurelius. Severus. Maximin, Decius, gorv to vield; but the answer was, church building on or near the old j been desperate, but so far successful. 4 the right of recovery in ease of suicide, *Have the Popes been tyrannical or Valerian, \urelian and Diocletian, "I have no fear of the threats of site, and the other preferring a differ- 1 A message from I*ong Lake division, the heirs of a member are entitled to dilatory in the defence of the op- with the cry of'•Death to the Christ- wicked men, and am prepared to die j ent location. The Archbishop, after I four miles South, says without one recover the amount stipulated, irre- pressed?" I claim that the Church ian!" and with but little intermission rather than consent to what my con- j giving the matter full consideration, j hundred men the levee cannot be held spective of the mode of his death. has ever been the friend of the poor, the contest raged until Constantine science cannot approve." The"Hero j approved the plan ofthe latter party. I for another hour. V squad of fifty Mdls vs. Robstock, Supreme Court. refi ;th e weak, and the down-trodden; that, adopted the Cross as his emblem and of the Middle Ages" continued his j Then the "old site" party, as we has just gone down, and more wilt Minn.. Ins.. L. .1., Dec,, IHH'J. true to her mission and her teachings, standard. \ et Iron» constantine him- persecution; (¡regorv was fihjtllv lib- gather from the reports in the papers, follow quickly. The situation is ex- she has always placed herself as a self Christianity suffered more or less; j erated bv Robert Guiseard. but died i instead of acquiescing quietly in the j tremely critical. The levee protect- shield between tyrannical ruler and though a professed friend of Christi- in exile at Salerno. His last words j decision of the Vrehbishop. proceed- ing Helena isi still intactint! , and activc \ Magnifiernf Puliation. plundering noble and their subjects; anity, he led the life of a pagan. He were, "1 hate loved righteousness ed to pull down the old structure and work going forward, but it is and that, by the judgments and deci- was susceptible to the flattery of the j and hated iniquity, therefore I die in j to ereci a new building in the place I iave received the following letter in a mis condition i ft manv sions of her Councils, general and Arian party. His participation in exile,"—words which can, in a meas- I they contended for. The issue was from Wisconsin, containing the mag- place- ! ontv hone is in he w iiid particular, she has laid the founda- spiritual matters was injurious to i ttre, be applied to the Church of which j made up upon the Archbishop's right i nificent donation of fifteen hundred calmi tions of the system of jurisprudence Church discipline, anil was taken ¡id- he was the visible head. She has j of property in the old structure whtch j dollars to Bishop Marty for the poor A d Me us say*: - vantage of by the deniers of the di- that underlies free government. His- loved justice, defended right against I had been injured, which being decid- ! Indians in Dakota. The self-sacrific- •T amer 'lines Lee arrived tins tory confirms this statement. Lin- vinitv of Christ, the crafty and de- j might, therefore she is persecuted. ed aflirmativelv. a jury awarded the j ing Bishop is now with the Indians atternoou fron Friar's Point, bring- ceitful Arians. His presence, at the gard says that the Anglo-Saxons The right of investiture bv theero- damages above mentioned. in the Northern part of the Territory. itig 200 çroes from oil the subinerg- Council at .Nice, convened lor the set- based their legislation on the princi- zier and ring was not claimed by ! He is consuming his lite in their ser- ed farm» Her officer« report all the II tlement of this question between the When the parties defendant against | ple that every man should have a su- Henrv alone, but bv many kings ol • vice. remaining in their camps, and country tween Memphis and Here- perior, whom he should obey. The orthodox and the heretic, was a con- whom the award has been made, get | France ami Kugland. Louis of Ha- j enduring all the hardships of a real, na, Arkansas, under water, with tin same author says that, up to the elev- straint upon the acitoti of that body. thoroughly cooled down, they will ! vari:» visited Rome ami displaced ; true Missionary life. In fact, the last exception of ome strips of the levee enth century. England, to a great ex- admit in their innermost souls that : Though the Arians were con- Pope John X Mil, installing an anti- i time he saw his own house in \ ank- which vet remain. \ustin, Missis- tent, was still sunk in a kid of sla- the entire proceeding on their part j demned, Coustatitine favored them pope in his Stead. The Council of' ton, was on the morning of the 5th of sippi. is overflowed, and water to the very, while other nations, that had was foolish and ill-judged. What is bv the banishment of Fustathius, the Basic, which ended in a schism, was Jnlv last. This gift will rejoice the depth of several feet, rushes through long before been converted to the the church for if it be not the worship j Bishop of Antioch, and the saintly advocated by kingly power. heart ofthe Apostolic Bishop, for he the streets of the town. The new faith, were advancing rapidly in the of God, the pravers of the faithful, in- | patriarch Athanasius. His son and It was to divert the nobles from j will see in it manv poor Indians levee at Delta broke on Monday, and knowledge of person aljiberty. There- struction in Christian doctrine, and successor, Consiantiiis, was worse oppressing their dependents that the I brought to the Church. Although the it will cause verv 'serious damage to fore it was not until the introduction in the obedience which all good Ca- i than his father. Neo-Platonism, Pope urged their going to the deliver- j many valuable farms. The rapid rise- of Christianity that the Saxons ob- tholics owe to their pastors? If it is modest donor gives no name, yet he with the assistance of Jamhlichus. eranee of the Holv Land. The reigns tained any idea of liberty. On the not for these purposes, it is not worth may he sure that he will live in the in the St. Francis river caused great was encouraged and preached by of Louis XIV., Phillip 1L, Henry j same island it was that an apostle of the expense of building. It can be hearts of many in Dakota, and he will loss to the lumbermen, as thousands brilliant orators. Pope Liberitis was \ III., and Napoleon L. were times of Christianity. Germanus of Auserre, got along without. But if it is for certainly have the pravers of the of logs were sweptawav bv the swift banished to Bercea, and the \rians. oppressive taxation, during which j these objects let us not destroy or faithful Indians. May God reward current. Much suffering exists among sent to England by Pope Celestine, by the aid of the secular arm, placed the Popes labored ardently for the j antagonize any of them in erecting it. the good man, whoever he may be. the inhabitants of the sunk lauds, led the natives against the besieging the anti-Pope Felix in the chair ol administration of justice. It is ludicrous to see men putting up He will not be forgotten in the and their isolated position makes it Picis and Scots. Voltaire says that St. Peter. Constantin« ivhs succeed- I asserted that Catholicity had con- j a building wherein thev wish to be Masses of manv of our good Mission- almost impossible to afford them any Pope Alexander III. merits the high- ed bv Julian the Apostate, who com- tributed much to the system of ju- j taught obedience to their chief pastors aries. and I know our good Bishop so i relief." est praise for his actions during the pleted the trio. Influenced by his risprudence that forms the foundation j and in the very act opposing and well that I may say in advance, that Another dispatch from Helena, s Middle Ages. What did the Pope early tutor .Mardottius, and the Pagan of good government. History is disobeying their chief pastor. this good man will always be remem- i says:—"The breaking of the levee I do? lie chastised Henry II. for tfie rhetorician Lihanius, Julian, in the again my witness. We note that the j ivers and sacrttices. murder of St. Thomas of Canterbury, words of Cyril ot Alexandria, instead Squabbles like that at Sinsinawa bered in his pra near Friar's Point, yesterday, will be Roman missionaries improved and who fell a victim to the king's fury of aiding the service of God. entered Mound may be of very frequent oc- GKO. L. WH.I.ARD. very disastrous to a large number of formulated Saxon laws. Fthelhert j foil) »wing is the letter:-— because of his opposition to the en- j the ministry of Satan, lie openly fa- currence if Catholics do not learn to planters and other people in that see- III., pupil of St. Augustine, published j chroachments of despotic power. Be- vored paganism; he abrogated all bend to the will of the majority and January 29, 1883. | tion, and a good deal of land never that Saxon ('ode which is the basis of fore Pope Alexander's day the dis- j clerical immunities; he forbade the the decision of the Vrchbishop. It Rt. Her. M. Marty, Hear ¿¡postolh under water before, will be over- Knglish jurisprudence. King Kdward j tinction of caste divided men from Christians to have schools; he ex- rarely- occurs that when a congrega- of Dakota Territory:— . flown. Friar's Point, Delta, and all their fellow-men; the Pope used ev- humed the body of Bishop Babylus as a la«-giver, need only be named. ' tion is about to build a new church, Hr. REV. SIR: —Having learned the towns for twenty miles back from ! ery means to level the distinction j because it w as interred too close to It was he who abolished the Danegelt. that there are not two, three or four from the newspapers that you are the river, will be badly damaged, and The Kentish army, led on by Arch- and bring about an equality ol rights. the temple of Apollo, and attempted parties clashing on the question ol badly in need of funds to erect ; the planters will lose much of their He it was, also, who stood as a bul- ' to prove thai the prophet Daniel wius bishop Stigand, forced William the location. One class are set upon churches for the Dakota Indians un- live stock, and other supplies." wark of poputar rights against Fred- ' a liar regarding the rebuilding of the Conquerer to re-establish the ancient having it near the old huilding; and der votir spiritual charge, and that Accounts from W estern Tennessee erick Rarharossa. temple of Jerusalem. The preach- laws and liberties. Rlackstone, a the second want it in a village; a third each ofthe five structures you prom- say that great damage ht been done ¡|pj£ Popular liberty was so much prized ing of St. John Chrvsostom against Protestant, fails to credit commenta- j want it at the forks; a fourth advocate ised to build for the. furtherance ofthe in Lake ant other counties along the by the Church that a Hull was issued the crime and vice practiced in the tors among the clergy before his day; | a freii site donated near a saloon, and propagation of our holv faith among river. Mm l stock has been lost, and by Gregory XII. against trade m city of Constantinople caused htm to he speaks ill of them, but says noth- | so on. There is an excellent oppor- the Indians, will cost fifteen hundred many house fences and a good deal slaves. In France the demon No- be exiled, anil the murderers of his ing about the saving. Xulhtx curicus tunity for an un-Christian, unseemly, dollars, permit me to ask you to ac- of corn and cotton swept awav.— garet, the officer of I'hillip the Fair, disciples to be rew arded by the fiend- nini cun*idi FROM WISCONSIN. "Arabi I'a&ha and his fellow exiles until liberty was restored. which were at once declared invalid arrived at Colombo on the evening of will we condemn him, nor will we The number of priests is not sufli- j bv Pope Leo. The Emperor Zeno, the I0th in Large crowds of na- commit him to prison, except by the | cient to permit the Archbishop to ap- I^ouis XII., nlso was made to fee) 479—491, assumed the right to pub- tives assembled to witness their land- legal judgment of his peers, or by the | prove of both plans, and had two edi- Great Loss of Property Hong the (he strength of the Vatican, In Spain, lish three thesis to clergy, and with- laws ofthe land" words of Langton. i fices been erected, one would have to ing, and saluted them profusely.— Peter HI., Ring of Arragon, is anoth- out warrant, styled himself teacher Lower Mississippi, Archbishop of Canterbury, expressed | go unsupplied with a pastor. This They were disappointed at not see- er example of the conflict between and legislator in matters purely eccle- Hdena. Arkansas, March 6.—The in the Magna Charta wrung from : view ought to have prevailed upon ing Adam's Peak on their arrival. the crown and tiara because ol the siastical. The comedian Queen The- King John bv the Bishops and peo- the people at Sinsinawa Mound to breaks, one at Apporson's, and anoth- "Arabi, it is said, wishes to send latter*« advocacy of the Cod given odora, wife of Justinian, noted tor the ple. Those laws that elevate woman, I settle their difficulty in a fair and er at t Hdtow ii, 9 and 18 miles respec- his daughter to a Christian school, right of justice from rulers to their | code which bears his name, had Pope and make the wife, not the husband's | friendly manner between themselves. tively South of here on the Arkansas and his choice, unless officiously in- people. Every student of history is Silvertus banished to the Island of side, and the third at the town of fri- slave, but his equal and helpmate, Catholic Citizen. terfered with, will probably fall on familiar with the actions of the Popes Palmeria, where he died of starvation, emanated from Christian equity, ar's Point in Mississippi, 15 miles the Convent school in Colombo, di- in the days of feudalism and in the while the anti-Pope Vigilius was pro- which works where the unbinding below, are pouring out a volume of rected by the nuns ofthe Good Shep- struggles between the Guelphs and claimed in his stead. Because Pope ! water so great that it is difficult to law will not—and equity is the result Important RrrNons. herd. who have schools in Cairo, to Ghibellines. The Popes were the Martin I. refused to ratify the edict ofthe labors of Catholic clergymen. | conceive how it can be maintained which Arabi extended his pnotection, protectors of the Free Cities of Ger- j of Constans II. called the Tv pe, he The Lord Chancellors of Fngland, Mt'Tt'Al. BKMCFlT ASSOCIATIONS --• OF I for any length of time. The area of even during the late war." many and Italy. Vienna was saved ; was imprisoned, then banished to the from the days of Augmcndus, in the CHARTER ANOBV-I.AWS Lilt: INSfR- : the country submerged by these three Tiic l'ali Mall (iazettf describes from the Turk» in I«83 by Pope In- j Chcrsoiiesus, where he died of pri- seventh century, to the so-called Rcf- | breaks will foot np into the millions nocenf XI. The majority of the vation. lsaurian and his successors AMC'E—TO WHOM PAV ABLE-—ABSKM K ermation in the sixteenth, were, with i of acres, and the loss of stock and » vova from the report of Capt. martyrs to popular liberty in Ireland, ; did everything in their power to de- or OIRKCTIONS ON PART OF ASSl'RKD. but few exceptions, clergymen. In property by the sudden rush of this Osborne, who had charge of the Scotland, Poland and Switzerland |I spoil and destroy the Church. Mich- the litany of our saints we have the II., at his death, was a member of j mad tide into the houses of hundreds steamer which bore him to India:-— were of Catholic faith, and our own i ael surnained the Drunkard, exiled name of St. Swithin,once Lord Chan- an association whose object was "to j of people, unsuspecting and unprepar- •history bears the name of De Kalb, j Ignatius, and substituted Photitis, the "We took Arabi Pasha and his as- cellor Swithm. St. Thomas a Beck- provide and maintain a fund for ! ed, must necessarily be great, as well Kosciusko, Pulaski, Lafayette and ji author of the schism that to-dav sep- socia tcs and their families on board at et is another illustrious example. the benefit of the widow, orphan, i as involving the loss of human life. Carroll of Carrollton. Not only in ! arates the (»reek and Latin Churches. Suez, and sailed from that port on. VVolsey, with all his errors, was just assignee or legatee of a deceased At Friar's Point there is not a foot of the State, but in the very foundation. ! December 2?th, bound for Cqlumbo. and fearless. Among Catholic lav member." By one of the by-laws, if ! earth above the water, and this is also the family, the assistance of the pon- They were sea-sick for the first two We read the attempts to depose chancellors was Sir Thomas More, a deceased member had no legal renrt- i true ofthe entire country surrounding tiffs was invoked. Passing by that or three days, hut after that they all i Stephen V., because on his election whose name is now at Rome forean- senlativeti the money they would have j it. Clarksdalc, Miss., awav back in demon, Henry Mil,, whose tender(!)g brightened up and were always more he did not ask the approbation of the nonization. been entitled to was to become the i the country, is completely inundated, conscience troubled him regarding or less cheerful. Eventually, in fact, secular power. The Visigath King International law, too, dates birth property ofthe association. Anoth- I and cut off from all communication poor Catharine of Arragon, and who i h Eurich sent numbers ol Catholic er bv-law provided that "no change the recarne >py as if th ev were would not obey the Pope, I would ; from the settlement ol dispute be- ! with the outside world except bv the Bishops into exile, and prohibited the of beneficiary can be made or recog- going to Paradise. The dullest on* cite the case of Robert of France, ; tween kings and rulers, referred to | means of skiffs. The water ill many j election of others. So violent was of the lot was Arabi. who wished to abandon his lawful the Popes, The oldest recorded nized until submitted to and approved | places is one hundred mile« in width, I the Emperor Lcovigiid against the treaty between two nations is one by the board of directors." R. had with not a foot of dry ground. At 1 "The exiled party went ashore in is wife; Louis XII., whose penance was j Church that on Faster Sunday, A. D. drawn up bv the Pope John \ V., in joined the society in the life time of Ashley's Point, fifty miles North of ; boats in four seperate squads, and in to embark in one of the crusades; 585, he put to death his own son for the eleventh eenturv. So ihe com- his first wife, and named her as the Helena, the water is pouring out on j the last one was Arabi. On landing Louis II,, of Bavaria; to the oppressed ! embracing the faith. At tils was on- mon law of Fngland is formed from beneficiary; she dying, he married j both sides ofthe river, and it is water, ' the people crowded round him. I Queen Ingelburga, who appealed to ly stayed in his career of blood by the judgment and decisions of Cath- again, and died intestate, without : as far as the eye can reach in every j should call it fairly mobbing one.— Rome to shield her from her proud j Pope Leo, and bv two bishops in olic clergymen. This same common having notified the association-of anv ] direction. The few little strips of the • Some kissed his clothes, and some, husband; and to Phillip, Count of j France, St. Algna'n of Orleans and law our forefathers brought over with change of beneficiary. Three sep- i levee which still remain above water got down on their knees and kissed Hesse, who because he could not have St. Lupes of Troves. When the them, and it forms the basis of our arate claims were made to the fund. are crowded with darkies, with their his boots. The party were driven away in carriages to the Cinnamon wSm two wives with the content of the Lombards, under Kings Luitprand Constitution. Justice Story, in his First, by the representatives of the I families and household effects, pigs, | •J Church, betook himself to the accom- and Rachis, threatened to sack Rome commentary on our Constitution, first wife; second, bv the representa- I chickens, and the omnipresent cur I Gardens, where they were located in modating counsels of Luther. it was saved by Pope Zacharv. Thar- says: "The whole structure of our tives of the husband; third, by the j dog, waiting for some way of escap- some handsome bungalows. On the Because of this barrier to kingly whole, I do not think any of them re- asamund—A. D. 496-523—forbade ; jurisprudence stands upon the origin- surviving w idow. Held: that the lan- | ing to terra firma. gretted his lot. They exhibited no usurpation, it is no wonder that the the consecration of Catholic bishops. al foundation of the common law." guage used by the husband in desig- At remote places, back in the hot- j Church ha« been persecuted by symptoms of fear, and believed a hap- The persecution under Genserie sur- Hence we see that upon Catholic nating his first wife as the beneficiary j torn, many families have been caught I frowned heads; such persecution is py future to be before them," passed in cruelty that of Diocletian. enactments rest the foundation of must be interpreted as meaning only ! by the rapidly rising water during the | her inheritance. From the days of Thus we see the Church attacked good government. | in case she survived him, and as she J night, and imprisoned in their houses I the ruler of Judea to those of William on all sides—her pontiffs as well as It is unnecessary to call your at- i did not, her representatives were not | before they knew of its approach.— | of Germany there have ever been her laity, the seeds of heresy tention to the Catholic Republics of entitled; that the "legal representa- : Instances of this kind are far more { EVERV Friday prayers are made in cowardly Pilates who betrayed, and sown broadcast, licentiousness on the San Marino. Genoa, Venice, Pisa, I tives" in the clause "that where the ! numerous than is generally known, j all the Mosques in Turkey for the iron»kand«d Btamarcks who sought s - increase. A deliverer was necessary | Florence, Milan, Bologna, and An- j deceased member has no legal repre- j and many, very many, go down to j Sultan. During a recent service in 4he destruction of Christ's annointed —one that would grapple with and | dorra; I will only ask you to look at i urn! at if en the money shall become watery graves, of whom no tiding%j the Mosque of Sultan Achmet a Sof- Vicar—of that .bulwark of morality overcome the evils that menaced ! the state of Europe to-day—at the the property of the association," are ia stole up behind the officiating priest and guardian of the oppressed, the i ever come. The bleaching bones i Church and State; and with that de- I millions groaning under oppressive I those who are legal representatives drew a cleaver that he had concealed Papacy. j after the water subsides, will all too liverer. Hildebrand, we pass from the I taxation; at the mighty kneeling and I in (he contemplation of the charter graphically tell the distressing story. in his garments, and split his head The Catholic Church began its East to the West. The debauchee kissing the feet of the god Success. I and by-fatra. to-wit: the people there A coal fleet is moored on our pub- I °Pen " exclaimed in loud tones, , warfare when the amok of sacrifice Henry IV . was ruling Germany, and ' Only one man is erect and strikes the | enunciated, "the widow, orphans, ! lie square to-day. At Madison it is and with a tragic manner. "What! arose in eloudt as a tribute to crime at the jame time, plundering church- j blow; and he, Leo in name, and lionic ' heir or legatee." etc. That in the ab- I still rising, and it w ill continue to rise you would pray for a man who is and vice; when human beings were es, bestowing ecclesiastical dignities ; in courage, exclaims: Fiat jus. ntt | sence of anv directions by the de- | here for 24 hours after the decline bringing the country to ruin!" The worshipped and Bacchanalian revel- on unworthy persons, etc. He was pereat mitridun!—£G. E. CLARKE, in j ceased, the order in which the par- sets in at that p*int. Hundreds in assassin then walked leisurely out of lers were deified. The Church'a un- capricious, double-faced and trifling; 1 Xotre Dame Srholantir. | ties are to be benefitted are named in the Mosque, no one attempting to ar- lettered fishermen, the Apostles of I the bottoms will be cutoffbevond all and although in penitential garb, he | the charter and by-laws is the order rest him. He was afterwards captur- her divine Founder, entered the tem- I hopes of assistance by the breaks of knocked at the gates of the Church to in which they are entitled to the fund, ed, and sent to a retreat by order of ¡¡§§1! plea of Paganism and converted the have the anathemas removed, he still I last night. Should windy weather DESSUS FIKI.II, of Dublin, a juror viz: the widow, then the orphan, the Sultan, who thinks the fellow is devotee*. continued setting the commands of set in, the chances are against the in the Hvnes case, who was stabbed then the heir, etc., and, thereafter, the eraiv. the Pope and the laws of the Church | saving of the city. Rain is falling. The «pint of the Gospel had a tel- after the conviction of Hynes, has widow was entitled to the fund. Ma- at defiance. Hildebrand could toler- | and there are fears ofa wind storm to- ling effect on die poor and the op- lodged a claim for £10,900 as com- sonic Mutual relief association vs. pressed. A. system of religion teaeh- ate it no longer; he polled from the I night, which, if violent, will break the GREAT distress prevaUs at Swine- pensation for his injuries. McAulev. in Supreme Court District levee at the Iron Mountain Depot,— ford. county, Mavo. Ireland. ¡P llflil ~ ¿i- \ THE CATHOLIC.

The Miner's Beqne«l. "And I am feeling so. darling. I gtttt TkrM •»•iPNl Hi Tlllr- j the Cm'» wreath of our ancestor* of! TEE Society for the Suppression have a very unpleasant disclosure to THE SCRAP BOOK. ty-thfri Amhfrsary. everlasting remembrance, to fulfil { of Blasphemous Literature in Eng- The hour hand of Philip Acre's land, propose to get up cases against old-fashioned silver watch was point* make to-night. Our marriage must faithfully our vow—to wholly dedi- j Hi: WASTED A NKW REi.ir.ws. PREPARATIONS FOR CKl.EBR AT1SO THK | Professor Huxley and Tyndall, Her- ing to the figure eight—the snug red be postponed indefinite!v." cate ourselves to the welfare and glo- W e were having a long»wait at a rail- PrornDtNo ov THK oi.nrsT AWR.RH AW bert Spencer, publishers of John Stu- curtains shut out the raiu and the "Philip, for what reason?" ry of our beloved fatherland, to the road junction in Georgia, when an art Mills' works, John Morley and darkness of the March night, and the "To enable ntc bv diligent labor at town. " service of truth, and the well-being of, old darkey turned up with a basket the people intrusted by (Sod to our ' others, who "bv writings have sown fire snapped and crackled behind the mv protessiion , to realixe sufficient Ex-Chief Justice L. Bradford of boiled eggs and sandwitches. rule. wide spread iinbellief, and in some red-hot bars of the little grate in a means to siiippor t you. dearest, in a Prince, of New Mexico, gave a New When he passed around through the Issued at St. Petersburg on the j cases, rank atheism." most cosv and comfortable sort of manner sati •factory to your tat •r York reporter recently an account of crowd he winked me to step aside, 24th day of January, in the year I George W. Foote, editor; Win. J. wav, casting a rosy shine into the expectation« i and ni v own wishes the preparations for the celebration of ami as we sat down on some boxes from Christ's birth. 1883, and in the I Hanisev, proprietor, and Kemp, the thoughtful brown eyes that were trac- •But Phi lip, I titi night * three hundred and thirty-third iu the freight house he began: second year of our Czaring. printer of the Frrt Vhinkrr, were ing castles and coronets in the bright- •Vol bought inr the heir < it òli "I reckon ton's Iront de Notjf? anniversary of the founding of the found guilty of blasphemous libel; Iv burning coals; for Philip \cre was, TI Mortimer'« i wealth? So AI.E VASDER. -Yes." dty of Sarita Fe, New^Mexico, to be Foote was sentenced to twelve for once, indulging himself in the 1«. K h, a few In mr's since, By ukase issued simultaneously i "Well, sav, 1 wanted to ax how held during the month of July next. month's imprisonment, Ramsey to 0 dangerous fascinations of a dav* quished all claim to it ? with this manifesto, the Czar directs many kites of religun you had up Gabeea de Vaca, after serving with months, ami Kemp to three months. dream. Wh I, quest, Narvaez in Florida, went west- the Governing Senate to bring to j dat wav'" Foote •ntcnce provoked a storm of "If I were onlv rich !" 1C potiuer- nod er I IH iression ti ward, *nd after thrilling adventures Moscow for the coronation solemnity "Oh! about a dozen, I guess,* veils. ed to himself. "Ah,i/7 I'hen good- heii • existed;, I learned a v was the first European to set foot in all the chiefs of the provincial nobil- "Cracky, golly!" he whispered, j bv to all these musty law-hooks; disi ant eou* New Mexico. This was in 1531. ltv, all the Mayors of the principal "but dat lets me out. Say!" good-bv to mended boots, and turned ottgh in \ Ten year» later an expedition under cities (those from Siberia excepted Tin: I)u (J dl Chart re; •Yes." j coats, and all the ways and means noi 1114' oi her r Coconado explored the country in on account of the distance), and all placed HI the retired list, and has "We hasn't got but two kinds down I that turn a man s life tnt« w retched Mc imi •r. I If search of treasure, and nine years af- the Presidents of provincial adminis- asked for pas •port to travel in yere -Baptist ami Methodist. 'Cord- | bondange. Wouldr it! revel in he terward the town of Santa Fe was trations. A special coronation com- dia. in* to de Bapt ist fze got to forgive de books and d paintings, and IV founded. This was only twenty- j mittee, with the Minister and the Im- | nigger who stole all my hay las* high-steppm hors es? Wouldn't I ade it jiine years after the conquest of Mex- !I perial Household at its head, is week, and 'eordin' to de Methodist I j buv set jewel s for Edith—not ieo by Oortez. Jamestown, Va., |j charged with the duty of making the ' can't lick the onery rascal who tied pair pearls or sickly emeralds, but , it has; bit ou Id formerly had the honor of being the I preparations for the ceremony. | up my ole mule in de scrub au' left OUR LITTLE ONES. diamonds, to blaze like links of tire •one it to my ide >t trut and moat ancient town in the Fnited Commenting on the manifesto, the ! him to starve to death. upon her royal throat ! Wouldn t I IF. TL vail myself old Murti - States. After Florida was annexed, j| St. Petersburgers dwell particularly "\nd you want a new kind?" >ome of Ihr (lifldren. —what nonsense I am talking, mer s lane ful freak at this woman s St. Augustine held that distinction' : on these points. The t'zar savs that •• "/actly, «ah. 'zactly. i want A is for Apt little Annie. though!" he cried suddenly to him- expense? I might take the hoarded but aince the acquisition of New Mex- jI his feeling of indignation is now ' somethin' 'at "II answer first rate self: "Phil. Acre, hold your tongue. wealth, bu I could never respect my- ico St. Augustine has given place to j calmed. "At last! Thank Oodl" Who lives down in Maine with ' durin' a thunder storm to keep de I did suppose you were a fellow oi self again, could I dream oi 11V the city of Santa Fe in that Terri- j they exclaim. The Czar invokes the grannie. i roof on de old cabin, an' which will more sense. Here v.ou arc, neither defrauding the rightful heir lory. spirit of wisdom. "Oh. how badly ; afterwards let me kotch an' wollop Such pies she can make! rich nor distinguished, but a simple dearest. I may l«i name and wei 1th, von need it, vour Majesty!" they : ole Adanis de fust time he menshuns The citizens of New Mexico have \nd such doughnuts and cake! law student, while Edith Wyllis is as but I would rath die than sufti whisper. The Czar says that atter dat I went to jail fur thirtv days for been arranging for some time for the Oh, we like to make visits togra far above your moon-struck aspira- stain on mv ir as I CI > the coronation he will try to keep his habin one call too much. proper celebration of this annivers- ' tions as the Queen of Night herself! entlcman!" vow to take care of his people. ary, but did not make public their She loves me, though—she will wait "You have don e right. I "Would to God he would." they say, C is lor ( ttrious ( ' tarile, A SPORTS*AS IDEA OF HKAVKS.—- plans until the necessary funds had said Ediith , with ti park lini 1 Who livt » on nee, oatmeal. and bar- —and the lime may one day come. "Observing in tl papaper{ s recently." been scoured. These arrangements i ''though it is doubtless whether any hope on. If only Dr. Wyllis w ere not so dis- •We wil 1 wait and »py writes a correspi indent, "a notice ot have now been completed. The two cap, even though it be oi gold and trustful of a fellow ! However. I loving oiti e another more dc the death of J — — W———, I was re- chief features of the exhibition will diamonds, make a fool a wise man. He once wrote a sonnet ihe? W must learn to prove myself worthy of ever. Hlu t who is f minded of the tollowing anecdote he the display of the historical treas- On his mother's best bonnet; the sweetest prize that ever—Hallo ! nani«'" which is currently related of him: ure* of the Territory and of the mate- it what And he lets his hair grow long and come in, there, whoever you are!" "That i did •tot stop Some years since he was accosted bv rial resources. New Mexico is very \ Religion in Court, will wr It was only the serving-maid of the to inquire te again to mv an acquaintance with, "How do you rich in both, and especially in the snarley. those ti \ curious case has just beenoeci - lodging-house, carrying a letter in lawyei tc lesiions, and to get along?" "Not verv well; I've tormer. It contains tribes o! Pueblo Iced of ded in the Surrogate Court of New the corner of her apron, between her direct that conveyance be lost mv wife. Everything goes wrong; Indians living in the same manner as 1) is for Dear little Dinah. made out; York. Maria Hagenmcyer died the i finger and thumb. instantly ¡ind then, dart- I want to die and go to leaven, if I when Columbus discovered America. \\ hofc manners grow finer and finer. early part of this month, and among "Please, sir, the postman has just ing " can get there." "What kini of a The pueblo at Taos, a building five other bequests specified in her will i She smiles and she bows to the pigs left it." His lips quivered si moment—yet place would you like Heaven to be? stories high, stands as it did eentu- * was one directing her executor to and the cows, " ill right. Katy." he manfully completed the hitter sen- j asked the interrogator. "Why,sir," ries ago. New Mexico also posses- ] tence: —"Then I w ill begin the battle pav a cpnsiderablc sum "for the pur- \inl she calls the old cat \ngelina. ••Now. then," he add d, as the said W , who was a sportsman, sea antiquities of the stone age and pose that masses shall be read for my door closed behind Katv's* su list a n- of life over again." "I would haie it a boundless prairie, also of the Spanish conquest. I)e- j poor soul." The beneficiaries under G is tor Glad little Gustave, tial back, "let's sec what mv un- And Edith's loving eyes told him with an eternal September; and I'd scendants of the ancient Spanish fain- ] the principle clauses of the will con- known correspondent has to say. \ what she thaught of his noble self-ab- have with me an everlasting gun and dies yet reside there, and they will W ho savs that a monkey lie must tested this provision on the ground black seal, eh? Not having any re- negation—a sweet testimonial. a never-dying dog." He had ('amp- lend many relics. Kelics of the old have; that, being a bequest for supersti- lations to lose, I am not alarmed at "Hem!" said Dr. Wyllis, polish- bell's Indian Idea "that his faithful American trappers and scouts will al- - tiou»(?) use, it M as invalid. Fully But his mother thinks not. the prognostic' ' ing his eye-glasses magisterially, dog should bear him company'.*' so form a part of the exhibition. A reviewing the case, finding English And says that they've got lie broke the seal, and glanced , with a crimson silk pocket handker- special building will be dedicated to precedent against an Irish precedent j leisurelv over the short, business-like chief; "I didn't suppose the young \ Colorado man who expectec a the antiquities. Another building All the monkey thev care for in Gus- for the right of such bequest. Surro- communication contained within, fellow had much stamina about him gang of lynchers to come for him will contain the exposition of the tavc. gate Bergen gave a decision sustain- with a lace that varied from an ex- j —Edith, I have never felt exactly about the middle of the night, took mineral and agricultural wealth of the ing the will. He said: "In this case pression of incredulous surprise to sure about Phil Acre's being worthy himself to the cellar, leaving a pet Territory. New Mexico's exhibit of 1 is for Ignorant Ida, the decedent was a member of the ' one of sudden gladness. of vou before grizzly bear in the bed. The lynch- gold, silver, copper, lead, coal, mica, rhubarb Iroui Roman Catholic Church, and saving W ho doesn't know "Am 1 dreaming?" he murmured, "Papa !" ers didn't bring anv lights, but made and other minerals at the recent Den- masses for the soul of l)pe dead is a eider. j rubbing his eves, and shaking him- "But my mind is made up now. | a very plucky attempt to get the bear ver Exhibition was the most credit- ceremony universally observed in t >nee she drank up a quart, self, as if to insure the complete pos- When is he coming again?" j out and lv itch it, but gave up after Babte one there. that Church. It appears to me that "This evening," faltered Edith, the | three of them had lost an eye apiece, Which was more than she ought. session of his senses. "No, I'm The Exhibition w ill last during the such bequest cannot be said to be tor j w ide awake, and in my mind; it is no violet eyes softly drooping. i two had suffered the loss of thumbs 4ml it gave her queer feelings inside entire month of July, a delightful superstitious uses, when we find that [ delusion—no part of my waking "Tell him. Edith, thai he may have | chewed off. and the other six were season in New Mexico. It will be it is one of the articles of the Roman her. visions. But who would ever suppose you next Wednesday, just the same ! more or less deprived of skin. That opened by special proceedings, inclu- Catholic faith, which has been adopt- that old Thomas Mortimer, whom I as ever. \nd as for the law-practic- | man has now the tremendous reputa- ding probably an address by Rev. ed by millions of people throughout M is fur.Mournful Miss Molly, j have not seen since I was a boy of ing—whv, there's time enough for | tion as a fighter, and the bear didn't Dr. Storrs, of Brooklyn. Twice a the civilized world as a part of their W ho likes to he thought melancholy. | sixteen, and picked him out of the that afterward. Child, don't strangle ! mind the work one bit. week there will be special days de- I religious b<«fief."«—Catholic Cofitin~ vour kicscs- keep em for She's limp as a rag ! river half dead between cramp and me with \s old man would not believe that voted to some interesting purpose. Phil." hi ft It. | colli, would die and leave me all his he could hear his wife talk at a dis- One day there will be a representa- \\ hen her sisters play tag. tiis laughter with money ? Whv, I'm not the shadow of He looked aft tance of five miles by telephone. His tion, in which 1,500 persons will take For it's vulgar, she MI\ sf to he |UII- cried. "That's Sarah every time." In the United States the rate of in- i She can sing up to high C | at last by the magnet of gold. All ! set. The fur's («millM. crease has been three times as great ' But, between you and me, I those years of patient waiting were to ••Hallo! which wax is Thomas go- As Irishman who had been con- as in England. In 18-10 there were 1 ing?" asked Mr. Acre. tending that a mule was a nobler ani- On the 8th inst. there was published I Thev don't care for that in Bolivia. j be bridged over by the strange old 324 churches; in 1880, 5.000; 01 "I told him where to drive to," re- mal than a horse, said that a mule the following imperial manifesto, miser's bequest; he might claim Ed- colleges and convents then to (it i ith now. plied Edith, with bright, sparkling had once saved him from drowning. which has greatly stirred all the res- I P is lor Poor l.ittlc Paul, now; 422 clergy compared with 0,- How full of heart-sunshine were eyes. "l,et tnc have my own way "How was that, Paddy?" asked one < Who doesn't like studv at all. idents of St. Petersburg: - 057, and an increase of laity from j the weeks that flitted over the head just for once. We arc going to our of the bystanders. "Faith, he gave 006,030 to 0,113,000. The Catholics, ' But he's learning to speak new home. me such a lick w id his hind leg that By God's grace, we, Alexander j of the accepted lover, brightened by savs the editor, now comprise twelve "Arc we?" said Phil, with a comi- lie landed me on the other side of the HI., Emperor and Sovereign of all j In Hebrew and Greek,' | Edith's smile—made beautiful by the and one-half per cent, of the popula- cal grimace, "It is to be love in a cot- canaw I instid of in it. the Russias, Czar of Poland, Great ' \ud is going to take Sanskrit next soft radiance of Edith's love. There lion of the United States, and own tage. 1 suppose." Duke of Finland, etc., announce to fall. was onlv one alloying shadow—the As old «bachelor, who wanted to per cent. of the church "Wait until you see, sir!" said all our faithful subjects: seventeen almost imperceptible touch of dis- ingratiate himself w ith a rich widow, property. Australia now counts lti Mrs. Acre. \iul Philip waited dute- It pleased God to call us to our an- trust and suspicion with which stem presented her with a lap-dog,saying: Bishops, 400 priests, 800 churches, V for \ aliaut young \ ivian, ous! y. cestral throne of all the Russias. and old Dr. Wyllis regarded hi future j "I haCc trained him so perfectly that 040 religious institution, and 000,- Wh< practiced awhile in oblivion; ••Where are we?'* he asked when to those inseparable from it, the son-in-law. \h! he feared to trust | he will eat off my hand." "Eat off 000 laitv. In India there arc I,- the carriage drew up in front of a Czardom of Poland and the Duke- Till he saw, without doubt, his only child to the keeping of any ! mv hand?" exclaimed the w idow. "I 318,0(81 Catholics to 325.000 Protest- stately pillared pnrlico, which seem- dom of Finland, at the mojnent of a lie could turn inside out, man who had not been proved in the I don't want my hand eaten off; and ants. ed to die not iinfamilia- to him.— dreadful calamity. It was inoppor- And now they're all boasting of fiery furnace of trial. j you needn't think of getting it in that "Surelv this is Mortimer Place!" tune to appoint and perform the sol- It w as precisely a week before the I way.*" Vivian. "I shouldn't be surprised if it emn ceremonies of coronation amid day appointed lor the wedding, and St. Mary** (uion. St.'.Mrhulus. were !" said Dr. Wylliss, emerging \ Scotchman baling hired hunsell the heavy feelings of sorrow and hor- the soft lights, veiled by shades of from the doorway. "Walk in my I to a farmer, had a cheese set down ror which seized, together with our St. Mary's Union ts a pious organ- ground glass were just lighted in Dr, boy—come, Edith ! Well, how do ! bctorc him, that he might help him- own, the hearts of ail our faithful ization established February 2, 1882, ••King Baby." Wyllis* drawing-room, while Edith - vou like your new home? ' self. "Sandy, you take a long time subjects. Submitting to the inscru- w ith the permission and approbation sat among her w hite roses and white His sceptre is a rattle "Our new home?" repeated Philip. I to break fast." "In troth, master," table ways of Providence and to Di- of R. Rev. M. J. O'Farrell, Bishop heliotropes, working out a bit of cam- | yl do not understand you sir." j said Sandy, "a cheese o' this size is vine chastisement, we decided in our of Trenton. N. J. Its object is the His throne his mother' terms; bric milting, and singing to herself. "W hy, I mean that your little wife i nae sac soon eaten as ve may think.'* own heart not to perforin that sacred | protection, education and moral im- He reigns a tiny tyrant. She was a slender, beautiful girl, yonder is the sole surving relation of rile before the feeling aroused by the j provement of homeless children. with violet eyes, a blue-veined fore- "POOH fellow! he died in poverty,*' In all his dimpled charms! j Thomas Mortimer, although she ncv- ; dreadful crime, the victim of which, i Certificates of membership, for the i head, and glossy abundant curls of j *aul a man of a person lately deceased. Vet round his royal presence I er knew it until this morning. Her our beloved father, had been the ben- living or the dead, are secured for one ! that pale gold that old painters love I "That isn't anything," exclaimed a ihbtiicr was old Mortimer's cousin, j efactor of the people, was calmed. year, beginning Feb. 2, by offering Our loving hearts entwine; | to portray . ; seedy bystander. "Dying in poverty an alms of 25 cents. Those becom- j but some absurd quarrel had caused j Now comes the time to fulfill God's j i Dictator of the cradle. "1 wonder if Mortimer Place is so is no hardship; its living in poverty ing members are entitled to the ben- a cessation of intercourse between will and to realize our ardent desire i And king hv right divine. verv lovely," she said to a silver j that puts the thumbscrews on a fel- efits of a daily Mass. Solicitors w ho the two branches of the family. I j and that oi all the true sons of the * haired lady who sat opposite. "Phil- 1 low. ' I w as aware of the tacts all along; but ! nation. Following the example j procure 25 members will receive a | Whatever be his mandate. ip is going to take me there when we I I w as not sorry to avail myself of the "I do w ish v ou would come home of those pious sovereigns, our j beautiful picture of the Sacred Heart ! return from our wedding tour, auuty; No courtiers dare rebel; ! opportunity of seeing what kind ol j earlier." saij a woman to her hus- ancestors, we have decided to of Jesus. I he says it is the sweetest place that a I His mother is chief of the household, I stuff von were made of, Phil Acre!— band. ' '1 am afraid to stay home. I put upon ourselves the crown, and to For further information drop a pos- poet's fancy can devise, with foun- I And now, as the deed of conveyance always imagine that there's some- receive, according to the established | tal with vour address to Rev. James Prime Minister as well ! ' tains, and shrubberies, and delicious isn't made out yet, I don't suppose body in the house, but when you rites, the holy atonement. Our be- I A. Me Fait I, St. Mary's Cathedral, < In von perambulator, copses. Oh, shall we not be happy vour lawyer need trouble himself come I know then ain't." loved spouse. Sovereign and Empress Trenton, N. J. ! there?" Pi His down> car of State. about it. The heiress won't quarrel Maria Feodorovna, will take part in She started up w ith a bright, sudden ••WHAT becomes of our bodies?" Exacting, rosy monarch. with vou, I'll be bound !" the- solemnities. blush, for even while the words were asked a soft-eyed scientist, and we \ Legitimist assemblage of nearly What triumphs on hint wait ! Philip Acre's cheek flushed, and Declaring this our desire, which, j trembling on her lips, Philip Acre answ ered in stentorial tones that they five thousand people at 1411; France; 1 then grew pale with strong hidden with God's assistance, «hall be ful- I came into the room, his handsome get inside of a red flannel undershirt resolved to support the Royalist cause I In purple ease and splendor. emotion, as he looked at his fair filled in the month of May of this j j face looking a little troubled, yet as the maple turns to crimson and in the approaching struggle with Re- I voung wife standing beside him, w hen year; in our city of Moscow, we call j I.ong, long he seeks to reign; | cheerful withal. I the sassafras t'o gold. publicanism. the sunset turned her bright hair to II on all our faithful subjects to join ps ' All hints of nose disjointed Mrs. Wylliss, with an arch nod at I coils of shining gold, and thought "YOI R husband is a staid man now, in our earnest and humble prayer | her niece, disappeared in the perfum- lie smiles at with disdain ! I how unerringly the hand of Prori- | is he not?" asked » former school- that God' Almighty will preserve us ed perspective of the conservatory, i I THK relations between Germ an v j Mas! that royal greatness j dence had straightened out the tan- mate of her friend who had married a i and 0« Czardom in peace and safety; j and England are reported to be better' leaving the lovers to themselves, gled web of his destiny. | man noted for his fast habits. "1 that He will pour on us the spirit of than for ten years. The North Ger- j Should ever be disowned: "You are looking grave. Philip," j think so," was the reply, "he stayed **dom and understanding; that he »tan Gaztiieexpresses the higest sat- Here comes a tiny stranger— ' said Edith, as he bent over and kiss- Out of the darkness had come fire- | out all last night." tsill help us, while erowaing us with ' isfaction at this states of affairs. King Baby is dethroned. ed her cheek. ide light ! HK THE CATHOLIC.

MIIMI NTRINH, carry his creed into it as a partner of' quent treachery, to see the brave de- poverty that comes upon him from krthbtoUp 0'Briea'g Pastoral. idleness may tempt him to rob, or j The Pharisee is not extinct. His the concern. "Jones and Catholici- fenders of Limerick set sail for the On an another page the reader will ty" was never the title of any bank- welcoming shores of France. waylay. In short, it is easy to find | find the first Pastoral of the newly Saturday, IT, St. Patrick. B. C. d. eyes still roll heavenward, snd his ing institution in the country. He But the present policy looks the the idle transformed into every grade i elected incumbent of the Archiepis- Sunday, 1ft, Palm Sunday, a. d. voice still sounds forth fulsome, unc- has no Catholic addition, aubstrac- worst as seen in the light of to-day. of criminals. copal See of Halifax, N. S. He will Monday, 19, Anniversary of the Con- tuous commendation. The gnat is tion. multiplication,or division tables. The world knows that the race is un- These truths ought to force some j find that the rich mind which produc- secration of Bishop Tuigg. strained out, and the camel swallow- He has no creed system of book- der the tyranny of Landlordism.— wholesome lessons on the considera- ed the famous work entitled, "Philos- Tuesday, 20. Of the Feria, s*. ed. keeping. He is a business man, and The world is aware ot the exorbitant tion of parents. The greatest wrong ophy of the Bible," has lost none of Wednesday, SI, Of the Feria, s. A sort of clerical» banking institu- all that his creed has to do, is to in- rents demanded of the tenant. It they can inflict on the children is to its ancient vigor and brilliancy, and Thursday, 22, Maundy Thursday, tion went under, as they say, two fluence his dealings for the good.— knows that 200,000 acres of waste give them an education, as the public that this last composition is the earn- d. 1« el. weeks ago. The liabilities are vast. Happy man, if it does so ! land is reclaimablc, capable of feed- school offers, devoid of religious est and prophecy of further intellec- Friday, SI, Good Friday, d. 1st el. The resources are few. Interest can- If a clerical financier become frau- ing 100,000 persons. It understands training and constant drill in Catho- j tual effort in the cause of religion.— Saturday, 24, Holy Saturday, d. 1st not be paid on deposits, and even the dulently bankrupt, his is the fraud I that an appropriation by Parliament lie duties. The next great injury j The peculiar merit of this Pastoral «I. principal wiil be found hard to settle { with long forbearance and extension, j and bankruptcy solely. Ifhe fail on could be made to purchase the wastes they could commit is to leave their i lies in the terse and convincing meth- Poor depositors are the sufferers. account of a panic, or rash specula- and put them into agricultural shape, children tradeless, to grow up to od with which it meets and confounds The case is lamentable in every j tion. he fails on principles that are and lease them, or sell them at rea- manhood and womanhood without a many of the fundamental fallacies of THE CATHOLIC. view we take of it; but the more so inexorable, and unrelated to his re- sonable rates to the poor and willing* solid sourcc of livelihood, to become the world's present wide views on since clergymen are the bankrupts. ligious tenets. The Church is not to-work Irish. It has heard the de- beggars for transient jobs, and eke a the questions of what to believe and It must needs be, that the clerical ] an accessory or accomplice in his mands of the Land League for redress living as "hewers of wood and carri- what to think of a creed and syste- character will generally suffer in this .; fraud or rashness. of grievances, its ears have tingled ers of water" for people who follow j matic ('hurch organization. FFTTMUTGI, M1BC117, IMS. trades. Such are the striking les- connection. This cannot be avoided; { Hence, to identify the Church with at the harrowing tales of the famine- The Archbishop is a native of sons the Penitentiary reports of the and we must, therefore, regret the I the failures of clerical bankers, is to stricken. The world, therefore, can Prince Edward's Island, studied his the whole country teach. misfortune for a two-fold motive. eommit a grave mistake and an injus- rightly ask, cannot something be Philosophy and Theology at the feet V*rty Inn' Devotion. But what of the Pharisee? He has tice. The Church deserves no such done with the people's condition, that of the eminent Professors in the Pro- attack; it merits no such unreasona- will relieve their burdens and stop The Devotion of the Forty Hours, been scandalized woefully, if we are < Practical Disbelief in Providenre. paganda at Rome, won many gold to take his words for evidence. He | ble charge. Let the world deal with the hungry cries of man, woman and medals in the concursus, for honors, in honot of the Most Holy 8acrament, j St. Paul speaks of certain persons piteously bemoans the injury done to the unfortunate bankers aa they will, child. and was Pastor of St. Mary's, Indian in the Dtoeesrs of Pittsburgh and Al- I who "liked not to have God in their the cause of religion; and then rails but do not deal with them as repre- England answers the world in this River, Prince Edward's Island, for legheny, will he held as follows:— knowledge •*' Had he lived to this | at all such enterprises as clerical I sentative Churchmen, for whose ac- fashion: "We can do nothing for this the past ten years. From this charge March, day he would find people who like banks. In his holy indignation he tions the Church in any sense stands discontented race, for we are not pre- the Sovereign Pontiff called him to Baxter Suudav. 25, St. Michael's, not to have God in anything. Even become?unsettled in logic, and makes sponsor and endorser. pared to accord them the rights of fel- rule the Archdiocese of Halifax. Elisabeth. professed Christians are loath to re- ! the most sweeping statements, and Before we drop this matter, we low beings. They must be brought We commend the Pastoral to the Friday, 30, St. John's, South Side, cognize His finger anywhere. Many draws the most unwarranted infer- would warmly question: "Why do under by force. We will imprison study of our readers, presuming that Pittsburgh. who hold the doctrine that God's ences. lift us look at his sanctimo- our over pious, scandalized Pharisees their spokesmen, and let their babes they will sxperience, like ourselves, April. Providence rules the world, profess nious howlings seriatim. .HI clergy- make such noise about a clerical fi- die." the benefit of contact with a truly Sunday, 1, St. Malachy's, South their disbelief in it when any especial j men art unfit for business trhere fi- nancial failure or two, and compress England has done this. But what gifted mind. or particular manifestation exists. 8ide, Pittsburgh. nance it a factor." Is this universal their lips to dumbness over the posi- is the remedy after all? It is that the Why, then, do they pray if God lakes | Wednesday, 4, St. Matthew's, j conclusion logical? By what meth- tively known thievery and dishones- passage will he paid of all young men no exclusive care of them? Why do • Saltaburg. od of reasoning is it reached? It ty wherewith the world reeks outside and maidens who will leave the coun- THE Freeman's Journal celebrated they beseech Him for benefits of body [ Friday, 8, St. Joseph's, (German) j could be made on no other than the the confines of religion? We have a try. What a measure of remedy! It its forty-fourth birth-day last week. as well as of soul, and w hen the bod- I North Oakland. inductive process. This process con- whole people ground down to the is nothing more nor less than an at- Like THK CATHOLIC, it has had it* ily or spiritual benefit is granted bv 1 8unday, 8, St. Teresa's, Perrys- j sists in inferring general truths from dust, and the bread snatched from tempt to exile an entire people, rather battles tn fight for success, and being Divine condescension, strive in ev- viHe. particular facts that have fallen under their hungry mouths, and their shill- than do them justice. of a somewhat more belligerent char- ery way to deny, or exorcise the Wednesday, 11, St. , Lemout. our observation. "Inductive conclu- ings, and pence taken to feed a land- John Stuart Mill once declared acter, its hands were never folded in Divine element? If anything of Friday, 13, St. Bernard's, Indiana, j sions," says a work on logic, "will lord's horse, and wc bear but a weak that "when the inhabitants of a coun- a grand Te J)eum over final victory. special interposition of Providence amount to moral certainty, wherever ado from the worldly over the outrage. try quit the country tn masse be- Its sword is unsheathed as old. and Sunday, 15, St. Joseph's, Brad- j occur, they cry tlown a belief therein our experience has been uniform, and A freebooter of a King, or a sans cu- cause its Government will not make many a fiercely thrust lance has been dock. as superstitious, and use every meth- \he number of cases examined suffi- lotte of a Garibaldi can steal a city, it a fit place for them to live in, the sundered against its Ajax-like shield. Wednesday, 18, St. Boniface's, od, except the Christian, to explain ciently numerous." Now, has expe- and no scandal is felt. A church can Government is judged and condemn- In saying this, no dispraise is intend- Chestnut Ridge. the matter. be confiscated, a monastery suppress- ed, but the warmest commendation. Friday, 20, St. Patriek's, Pitts- rience been uniform in the disastrous ed." But when it goes further, as handling of money by clergymeu?— ed, a nunnerj closed, and turned into England has done, and invites anti In Beaver county, of this State, a To do battle against odds is its fate burgh. Have the cases of such disastrous a military barracks, a Bishop exiled, practically compels the inhabitants of certain lady claims to have been and its glory, as long as it enters the Sunday, 22, St. James', Sewick- clerical speculations been sufficiently a priest imprisoned, children depriv- Ireland to quit the land of their nativ- healed, or, at least, brought to the lists in the cause of Catholic truths. ley. numerous to make it morally certain ed of Christian education, the cru- ity, it is a thousand times judged prospect of complete, ultimate recov- We congratulate our senior by four Wednesday, 25, 88. Simon and that all clergymen are bad and unfit cifix dragged from the school wall, and condemned. And so the world ery from a thirteen year standing years on the occasion of its anniver- Jade's Convent, Blairsville. financiers? We think Hot. Aside the Christian brother hustled from his will regard it. England is "judged helplessness of body bv the applica- j sary natal day. and hope the minds Friday, 27, Immaeulatc Concep- from the Protestant ministers in the desk and an infidel intruded,—and no and doomed by the statist's pen." tion of Lourdes water, joined with and pens of its editors will lose none tion, Cambria City. land, we have clerical financiering in word of protest, no crying dow n of prayer to God and faith in the inter- of their wonted fire and vigor. Sunday, 29, St. Alphonsus', Mur- every Catholic parish. It is true such high handctt policies, no de- cessory power of the Blessed Virgin. rinsville. they do no such wholesale business fense of the sacred, inalienable rights Lessons Fro« Over Ike River. Her case was declared hopeless by THE THIRD ORDER or ST. FRANCIS. ItfilKiMi for Leal with ramifications extending over the of parents and dues of children is the physician. Her cure is now pat- ! In the report of the Western Pen- —The Third Order of St. Francis, entire country, and involved in every heard from the carping anti-Catholic ent. No one attempts to deny her ron nts DIOCESES or PITTSSI-ROH AND itentiary of Pennsylvania for the year heretofore little known, is now being species of speculation and trade, as element. But let a priest fail in busi- restoration. However, it must be ALLEOHENV. 1882, there are statistics given which promulgated very rapidly, owing to was the case with the banks in Cin- ness, and a pious groan and damna- mentioned she was a Methodist. It j prove the fallacy of the old proposi- its recommendation of the Holy Fath- 1. AJI the faithful who have completed their cinnati, Ohiq, and Lawrence, Mass.. tory comment go howling over the can readily be supposed that the mat- tion, that education is a preventive of er in His Encyclical of September Stat yaar are, U)M Itfitiaitol; dispensed, yet they have debts and mortgages, length and breadth of the world, leav- ter stirred up no little excitement. kond to ilMint th* Fart of Lent. crime, and show that the acquisition 17th, 1882, The Rt. Rev. Bishops and notes and deposits to engage their ened with bigotry, and bloated with But the spirit of bigotry and disbelief t Tkej an to stake only on* full meeJ a day, of a trade is promotive of a sober, of Cincinnati, Covington, Louisville -eseaptiaf Saadart. attention. There are 7,421 churches fallacy. has seized upon the community ot honest, well-behaving class. and Vincennes have warmly recom- t fits Mai allowed on Paat-baya u not to be and chapels in the United States, which she is a member, and it speaks — mil j Of all the 230 prisoners received mended the Order to the faithful of Ukn til about noon. and we do not think we overstate the as mentioned above, calling the cure I. At that meal, if on any day permitaioa their respective dioceses, urging them matter, if we hold that in the case of „ . j during the year, only 33 were illiter- sheer superstition and Romish "ho- i afcoald be granted fur ««tingfleeh. bot hflesh an d Tbe Emancipation Scheme. ... .,„„„„. , , , . .. to join when and wherever possible. Safe art aot to be oacd at the MM time, even by the majority, more or les* clerical r j ate, 41 never attended school, while cus-pocus." With a view to make the rules of the way aftSMS ot eondinirut. financiering is to be found. Two To solve the problem of Irish diffi- 180 had gone to school, if education Would it not be well for the minis- ! . S. Aaaaall refrmhm«nt, eotUBtooly called eol- Order better known, the Franciscan cases in this country of wholesale fi- cullies, England proposes the emigra- j had a restraining influence, the tig- ters and the other "unco guid" to j fttea, it «Bowed in the evnning, BO feaeral rule Fathers at Cincinnati have just is- nancial enterprise, in which Catholic tion of the future hope, the young ures ought to read at least somewhat cease their clamors about supersti- j a« to tkt quantity offood permitte d at thi* time, sued a pamphlet, "The Third Order la or mm ho suit. Hot the practice of the muet clergymen were concerned, have men and maidens of Ireland. These preponderantly the other way. But in tion and "hocus-pocus" till thev I regular Ohrietiaa la, nerer to let H it exceed the of St. Fiancis," both in the English come to grief—only two. It is true have been invited to take passage for truth, intelligence has not this influ- formally repudiate the efficacy ol fwittrfw ordinary nmL and German language, containing the again, that many individual churches America, and England w ill foot the i ence. Virtue is the offspring and out- faithful prayer altogether? Their i OtMrtl wage haa made it lawful to drink rules and conditions under which any have been embarrassed, but none that bill. She will export them at five come of will training. Craft without is the morning aotae warm liquid: aa tea, oufee, clamors and carpings would then pounds per head. We say "export," ; good will only makes bolder and one desirous may be enabled so join. m this «hoenlatr made with water. we know of, went into bankruptcy, possess a character of consistency. for we can give it no gentler appella- cunning criminals. As our public The pamphlet bears the Imprimatur >. Meotaaity and custom have aothoriied the and the majority are in fair prospects But this they will not do, for it is WNSflHtl is cooking. tion. But the Irish, especially in j school system directly and firstly of the Rt. Rev. Bishop W. H. Elder, D. of meeting their liens and obligations. much more easy and flattering to t. HW following person» are exempted from D., of Cincinnati, and Rt. Rev. Aug. It is upon these few instances of dis- Donegal, have decided to starve, rath- ' aims to inform the mind, and only th* obligation of (anting: young pertoiu under themselves to deny the miraculous in ther than accept this forced exile. | secondarily and limply and in a broad, M. Toebbe, D. D., Bishop of Cov- twity ft yean of age, the tick, pregnant won aster the whole statement rests, that the cure, on the ground that God It is a foul blot among the innumer- I naturally based manner, reaches ington. Benziger Bros., Publishers, tn, «f theee giving tuck to infanta, poraona ob- clergymen are unfit to handle money would have nothing to do with the K|td to hard labor, and all who through weak- able others on the escutcheon of Al- j within and lays hold of the will, the 1 copy 5 cts. 100 copies $3.00. in a business wa%. The same scant Catholic Church,—a very formidable ftot without great prejudice to their bion, to resort to such method of progress of education in mind and 1,000 copies 820.000. basis might condemn every class ol and herculean proposition to sustain. financiers, lay or clerical. But the solving the Irish political protiiem.— will is not joint and in equal ratio. f. By iiapeaaatiun. the u*e of fleth meat will in their present attitude thev bear ho tUnwed at any time on Sunday«, and owee a induction is too scant in its instances. Is the3r e no other method within When the temptations incidental to a striking likeness to those men who For th* Cntk'tlir. 4mj on BUariayt, Tu today«, Thundayt and S*T- It is positively fallacious, through the reach? Can it be true, that Ireland is poor human nature fall to the lot of urdaya, with the exception of the 8atorday in said of Christ, "He casts out devils impatience in investigation, the evil- incapable of feeding its natives? is the unbalanced schooled creature, the A MISSION.—REV. F. MI HPHV.S. J. Bmher Week, and the laat four day* of best. in the power of Beelzebub, the prince it at all probable, that no modus vi- will nods and bends like a weakly -We understand that a Mission of IT. LÉMMS diapetmed from the obligation of mindedness of critics, the hastily of devils." We recommend the read- eight or more days will be opened at faathlg are not bound by Use restriction of tudag formed judgments, and the absence vendi can be established between the reed before the storm. Religions ing of the passage where this charge St. John's Church, South Side, Mat only at oao mal, «a day» ou which ita one of a sufficient accumulation of facts. Government and poor Erin? The training and sacramental aids are in- ta g I anted by dieptnmtion. Thoee who are ob- is made, and the summary, logical by the above named Rev. gen- As experience has not been uniform, knowledge of Irish character, and dispensible in the work of making liged TA AHI, are permitted to aae meat only at way in which it was disproved. tleman, on the 17th inst. It is enough the conclusions are short of moral Irish soil forbids us to answer these men moral. Sufficiency of knowl- We do not hastily claim the Beaver for our readers to say briefly that this It. Aa tìnte for aaakiag the Kaator Commu- certainty. The number of clerical questions in the manner England edge will generate no virtue. Our I county cure as a miracle, and shall is a real Murphy, who is an honor to âtes wlB dau from the Brat Snndoy of Last till failures ought to outnumber the cleri- would wish. sufficiency for virtue is not of our- the aaaaad Baaday attor Tatter—both included, ; not till ecclesiastical investigation and his faith and his fatherland. As a cal successes, before the statement What, then, doe* this the proposed selves, but is a grace, and grace is t TOIOO, Hitkop •/ PitUbmrfk, sanction pronounce in its favor, if it matter of course, he will the guest mad Administrator of Allegheny.tha t clergymen are not fit to engage wholesale exportation of the hope, obtained, as the Church holds, chiefly by prayer and the sacraments. i ever receive such attention. We are of the pastor of the parish during his Pii—uaaa, Jan. SS, 1883. in anything financial can possess the youth, and muscle o( the land mean? | far, however, from flouting the idea stay. This remark is deemed of im- force of truth. It means that England is determined From the same report we find that it was possible and probable God's to root out the Irish race "ut home." portance for the future, lest others, as 193 persons were never apprenticed : DEATH OP TBE BISHOP or MOEILE. finger was there, when He who said, in the past, should presumo to ad- We are not here advocating cleri- It means that Ireland shaH be depop- to a trade; 2 who were apprenticed —A dispatch from New Orleans, of j "Whatsoever you ask the Father in dress the people without even visit- cal banking schemes, but combatting ulated, rather than that justice shall absconded; 18 were apprenticed and th« 9th of March, informs us that the My name, that will he give unto you," ing their pastor. W. I>. fallacies; and we turn now to face a be meted to its down-trodden ele- served time, and 17 were not appren- Rt. RE*. John Quintan, Bishopof Mo- j condescends to mercifully hear the more pious statement. It is said:— ments. ticed but served four years at a trade. bile, died at the episcopal residence. i prayer of afflicted people, we should "Religion suffers from the connection This measure is but the re-furbish- It is evident, therefore, that the trade- New Orleans, on that morning, after | be very sorry and contemptible bc- Owtxo to a heavy gale in England of its ministers with such disasters." ed policy of ages. It was the policy less furnish the largest contingent of on the 0th inst., the tide in the river an illness of two months. Bishop This is true, but it suffers undeserv- | lievers in Divine Providence, did we of Cromwell and William of Orange. the criminal class. A man without Clyde was remarkably low. The Quinlan was consecrated on the 4th | say as the bigots of His day, who edly, and from the short-sightedness Cromwell pressed 50,000 able bodied a trade is at limes perforce an idler. steamers Dcvonia, Circassia, Manito- of Deeember, 1859, and was the sec- | could not deny the facts: "He casts of men. A broad mind would never Irishmen into the military service of Idleness is the occasion of much ba, and several others were aground ond Bishop of Mobile. The funeral | out devils by the power of Beelzebub, eonfound the Church with its mem- the Continental Governments, and temptation. "The idle mind is the at one time. The Hale fishing fleet obsequies took place at the Cathedral j the princc of devils." suffered seriously by the gal«, and ber. Creed and action do not always drove the Catholic remnant that sur- devil's workship." An idle, shift- eighty vessels of the fleet arrived at of Mobile, on Thursday morning, the dovetail; and it is unfair and unphil- vived the Roundhead butcheries, into less man is sure to turn his feet to that port in a damaged condition.— lith in st. Meqvitêotf in JMte. osophic to charge religion with the the wastes of Connaught, that they the tavern and "doggery" in search ALEXANDER H. SSKVENS, Governor Twelve of them had lost member* of foolish and unfortunate actions of its their crew. Three vessels were might die the death of hungry, mad- of diversion and company. When of Georgia, died on the morning of BUHARCK is again confined to his member*. When a clergyman goes dened, pent up cattle. William was there, his money take« wings. A foundered, one oft hem with al) hands. - bed, suffering from neuralgia. the 4th inst., in the 80th year of his Similar accounts have been received into a secular business, he does not only too glad, in view of his subse- broil may lead him to murder. The I age. from the Yarmouth fishing A««». THE CATHOLIC.

Wifcfcyti U*Chicago, complained to their papers of in- ually vacant, without awaiting the assured the House that the condition Fide, the above mentioned day and picked up five ofthe Navarre's pas- Cleveland & Pittsburgh, Erie & fringed prerogatives. But the ladies complete revision of the existing of Ireland was more tranquil than it year. sengers has arrived at Hull. The | Pittsburgh, Ashtabula; Meadville or enjoyed the seats all the same. The laws. had been for some time past. Northwestern Ohio Railroads, or to t 1). ARCHBISHOP OK TYRIE, survivors give the following account We have, however, asked mean- j any agent of the Pittsburgh, Cincin- proceedings in either end of the Cap- [L.S.1 Secretary. ofthe loss ofthe steamer:—On Tues- THE commander of the French time that measures now binding the I nati & St. Louis Railway—Pan itol have not been of a nature to in- Concerning the meaning of the day. when two hundred miles from squadron in Madagascar waters has exercise of the ecclesiastical power Handle Route—and he will furnish Papal Benediction mentioned in Christian Land, the Navarre was been ordered to blockadc the shore terest these immense throngs that and ministry in the instruction and i rates for passengers and freight, and the Rescript, His Eminence, Cardi- struck by a hea«y sea. The cargo and occupy several ports ofthe island, have packed the galleries this week, education of the clergy be modified, I see that you go forward in first-class shifted, and on Wednesday the fore- but not to send troops into the inte- nal Franzelin, asked the Holy Father because a modification, we believe, is ! style on regular freight trains. Things •nd a majority of them would have hold filled. When the fishing smack rior. in a private audience, if he intend« to.j n„blc to thf very life of the | will be fixed to suite you. Let us beet puzzled to tell what they found approached the Navarre, ten men ( bless the movement only in general, j Cj>lh^,,r church, THE boiler of a locomotive engine i hear from you, please. took a boat, and boarded the smack, attractive in the halls of Congress. or if the Apostolic Blessing is to be She desires that her Bishops shall | exploded at Rockford, 111., on Satur- letting the small boat go adrift. The E. A. FORD, It was only a good example of the referred to each individual who would have the power to train and instruct j day, the 10th inst., killing the engin- smack sailed around the sinking ; Gen'l Pass. Act.. Pittsburgh, Pa. comply with the conditions expressed her sacred ministers vigilantly and eer and wounding the fireman. gregarious nature of humanity. steamer, but having no boat was un- j in the Rescript. The Holy Father according to the spirit of the Church', j Between twenty and thirty thous- able to render any assistance, the j EMPEROR WILLIAM has subscribed cheerfully replied: '1 intend to im- The Slate could not exact less than | emigrants in the meantime clinging 3,000 marks from his private purse The Attention of Housekeepers, and people visited the National Mu- j part my blessing to each person in- ! this for its own functionaries. A reas- ! to the rigging, and the sea washing for the relief of the German sufferers seum this week to examine the Uni- dividuallv, and that 'from the bottom onable freedom in the exercise ol ec- i Etc.. over them. In a short time another j bv the floods in America. of ray heart,' 'ex-intimo cordis j clesiastical power and in the ministry is drawn to the following: 112 doaen ted States fish exhibit ready to be smack arrived. Fifteen of the Na- I affectu.* " for the welfare of souls is also an es- A fire at Poreazio, province of extra large, all Linen Huek Towels, shipped to the World Exhibition at varre's men endeavored to reach her I May the fruits of this highty im- sential element of life in the Church. Leon, Spain, on the 9th inst., de- at 20c; 50 dozen Twilled Linen Tow- London. It is the most com- in another boat, but it swamped, and j It would be useless to nominate to stroyed fifty-six houses Loss 60,000 els, at 10c, extra value; Double Da- portant movement of Catholic chanty all were drowned. \ steamer arriv- t plete exhibit that has ever been parishes new candidates, if they were pisetas. mask Napkins, Si 50 to SO 00 per for the salvation of souls, so cordially ed only in lime to rescue six persons i collected, and comprises all spec- forbidden to act in conformity with dozen; Damask Napkins, colored who were struggling in the water, the | AN electric tram car ran four miles favored and recommended by the the duties imposed upon them by the borders, from SI 25 to $4 00 per dox- imeas of fish, from the tiniest Navarre foundering. successfully at a trial made in Lon- Holy Father, fully correspond to his pastoral office. en. A full line of Sheetings, Table minnow to the sperm whale. Miss Alexandra llotz, and a Swede ; don on Saturday. March 10. ardent wishes and benefit the Church Once in accord on these points, it Linen, etc. Ilrors & HACKE, The specimens are generally of pa- • | bound for Minnesota, who lost a wite in America.—Catholic Citizen. will be easy, with a reciprocal good MANY ofthe houses that weathered Fifth and Market- pier mache, and are executed with i j and four children, have also arrived I the flood at Shawneetown, 111., fell will, to come to an understanding on I at Hull. wonderful skill. The exhibit includes j other conditions necessary to insure on Saturday, the 10th inst. N. Mannate, who for three quar- j a true and lasting peace, the final aim everything illustrating the habits of! Genua) and lbt Vatican, I ters of an hour was clinging to a piece j Catholic Books of mutual wishes. fishes, and all facts that fall under j | of timber, states that the Navarre's WHY WE ASSTAIN FROM MEAT.— j TEXT or THE POPE'S LETTERS TO EM- Meantime we pray your Majesty ; AT JOHN I. MI'RPHY's, 130 ORANT ST., the head of an exhibit. The propa- i : pumps w ere found to be useless. All A Catholic priest was once invited to PEROR WILLIAM. to accept the repeated expression of IMTTSBI'ROH. PA. | on board bailed the vessel as much as j a public dinner on Friday, which for j gatory tank was most interesting to the fervent supplications that we do I. I they could. The Captain appeared j prudential reasons he could not de- | Lenton Manual, S M visitors, showing the process of hatch- • not cease to raise for the full pros- I to be stupefied. He was hurt on cline. He refused meat, and some I New Lenton Sermons, I 00 YOCR MAJESTY:—At the last open- perity of your Majesty and ol the im- ing, and the history of salmon was j Tuesday, and from that time until the J one asked him, " Why do you not eat , Stations of the Cross, 18 ing ofthe Prussian Landtag your Im- \peria l and royal family. *hown from the act of spawning to that j j vessel sank he drank to keep up his | meat? It is as good on Friday as on \Advic e on Prayer, 5 perial and Royal Majesty expressed, From the Vatican, 30th January, of being canned. The opening of i j spirits. any other day." "I grant you that," j Advice on Confession, 5 to vour people your heartfelt joy at j 1883. said the priest, "but our Saviour died ; Imitation of Christ, 50 the exhibition was at night when the j the re-estabiishment of friendly rela- j To his Majesty Imperial and Royal A correspondent of the St. Louis on Friday." and to keep His death ' Counsels of a Catholic Mother, 60 museum was illuminated by electric I tions with the head of the Catholic j William L, Emperor of Germany Globe-Democrat, who reached Helena before our minds, the Church com- j Manual of Jesus; to repress in- light, and three thousand five hun- Church. Your utterances were so j and King of Prussia. on the 8th inst., from Memphis by inands us to abstain from the use ol temperance, 50 kind toward us that they were ex- I dred people were presont by invita- I LEO, PP. XIII. the steamer Chouteau, gives the fo!- j meat on Friday." A Protestant min- Illustrated Catholic Almanac, 25 ceedinglv agreeable, and we are j tion. This was the largest gathering j 1 lowing view of the situation along the j ister who was sitting near him, and Irish American Almanac, 25 forced to tender your Majesty our j rivet banks:— who had been helped to meat, hear- \ Cook Book for Lent, 25 that had collected in the building especial thanks. We do so with j k I'rlest and the Crucifix. "There are not more than two or ing this, had it taken away, and then Also a large stock of Standard heartfelt satisfaction. sinee the memorable Garfield inaug- j | three spots of dry ground between joined the priest in a dinner without Catholic Works, Bibles, Prayer Books «ral ball, and forcibly recalled that ¡ Since the beginning of our Pontifi- ! A somewhat novel incident occurr- Memphis and this point, and some of meat. How important it is to know and Crucifixes; Beads, Holy Water occasion when the President, worn cate our confidence in the noble and ed in London recently, the presence the best farms in Arkansas and Mis- what to say when we are asked any- Fonts, Statues, Pictures, etc., etc.1» generous nature of your Majesty has of a priest, crucifix in hand, preach- I and haggard by a long day of pa- I sissippi are in a complete state of thing about our faith and the prac- Charcoal, Incense, Altar Candles, been so great that we fell sure of the j ing in the courts and by-ways and tices of Holy Church. Candlesticks, etc. Prices low. Or- geantry, and the exaciing role of his wreck. Many of them have been return of religious peace and tran- j exhorting the inhabitants of the i| abandoned, the owners and laborers ders promptly attended to. fame and plaee, entered these halls quility of conscience to the people great metropolis to attend the twelfth ; having fled to higher ground, in JOHN J. MURPHY, with his weary looking wife on his under your powerful sceptre, and now annusl Mission in the church of SS. | many places the cattle were standing j 130 Grant St., opposite Cathedral. arm. the re-establishment of diplomatic j Mary and Joseph. On the afternoon in the water overflowing the planta- BUSINESS NOTICES. relations and the interest which your j ofthe first Sunday in Lent, Rev. F. iI tions, and almost every gin-house was CESS.—Duulap & Washington is the only city of the Majesty evinces strengthen our hopes. I Lawless, the Rector of the church, '| filled with colored people. GRAND Sr« Forty Vears' Experience ol Oil o. s spring sivistyle hats lor 1883. Union whose people really regret the Your Majesty's long experience j addressed a large audience in Anne's I "At Harbut's Landing eighteen We are now showing a complete Xnrse. adjournment of Congress. Business and high good sense teach you the j row, one of the purlieus of Lime- i{ colored men and women in two boats necessity of the observance and the | house. He recited aloud the Litany line of gents' and young gents' hats, i considerations are the chief reasons ? were moored to a tree on the flcofled MK I. WINSLOW'S SOOT HI NO SYRTI religious duties by the people for the j ofthe Blessed Virgin, and afterwards Fine Derbvs in square and round i bank, waiting for a steamboat to take IS the prescription of one of the best why the breaking up disconcerts crowns. fulfillment of those which fall on them made a short and earnest exhortation, i them away. There was not a foot ol fem ali physicians and nurses in the Washington life, but it also severs Fine soft felt and cassimere hats in as citizens and subjects. This is es- inviting all to come to the Mission. dry land in forty miles. Skiff loads United States, and has been used for the most unique and beautilul style. pleasant social ties and separates | penally the case at present, when ! He then asked them to make their ; of colored people and their house- fortv years witK never failing sut^esa Boys' aucl children's hats in al- fttaads. The visiting of the week in | society is shaken to its very basis. promise aloud, and all kneeling, with ; hold goods were seen at various bv millions of mothers for their chil- ; We can assure your Majesty that the i one voice, said: "We promise to come most endless variety. Congressional society partook of the points seeking for ground to rest on. dren. It relieves the child from pain» | Catholic Church is animated by a to the Mission." lie then blessed Fine silk and alpacca umbrellas. "At Sterling the colored people cures dysentery and diarrheea, grip- nature of farewells. The air was full ; similar spirit, and unless obstructed, them with the crucifix, and departed Ladies', gents', misses* and boys' and horses and cattle are indiscrimi- ing in the bowels, and wind colic.— of die questions, "When do you ! she has the will and the power to to another part of tke parish to repeat gum waterproof coats. nately huddled together in the upper By giving health to the child it rests 1 extend it everywhere. It is our earn- the call. The spot he chose next Si de agents in this city for Dunlap feteo!" "Where will you go! story of the only store there. Most the mother. Price, 25 cents a bottle 1 est desire to have the holy influence was Sophia street, in the very heart ¿i Co.'s world renowed hats. "Hull I eee you next summer?" or of the houses and fences on the river ••> | of the Church used for the advantage of the parish. There he addressed a Fine goods a specialty. banks are still intact, although many will meet you here next winter." 1 of both the people and the Govern- far larger audience, and received the One price only; all goods guaran- of them have floated away. Something Worth Talking \bo«t. .f** of the Senators and Represen- ! ment, and for such a purpose to seal same promise, devoutly and earnest- teed as represented. "At Star Landing the dwellings are 2,000 yards Lyons Black Brocades» tatives contemplate European trips j relations of friendship and peace. lv made. He then proceeded to one W M. FLEMING & Co., 29 Fifth Ave. full of cattle, and the gin-house is full value has been S2 50, to-day, SI 50 If the imperious duties of the apos- of the greatest centres of the popula- v fer the summer, others will visit the of negroes. The prospect is certain- warranted all pure silk. j tolic ministry, filled with responsi- tion, Providence Court, Blackwell. raoüe slope. Some will take their ly favorable for a big rise below here, Soils and W raps. HUGI-S & HACKE, bility to both God and man, force us (better known as Blind Billy's alley) as the flow of water from the St. Fifth and Market. fettes to Fortress Monroe and Old Here there was a perfect throng, and Just received a full line of .VETR ] to ask that the new ecclesiastical leg- Francis river is undiminished.' Comfort. Senator Mahone and islation of Prussia, at least in the I the Rev. Father with the crucifix held Spring Suit* in Black and Colored win go to Mexico. Mrs. Mc- : points essential for the existence and | on high, spoke at considerable length, THE correspondent ol the London Cashmere», Imdie»' Cloth», Flannels, FAMILY COAL.—WM. M. Stewart | life of the Catholic religion, may be I in accents never to be forgotten, on Timet at Dublin states that the en- and Serges. Tailor made jackets, beid her last drawing-room re- has constantly on hand an exoellent definitely softened and improved, your j the sinful and neglectful lives many rolment of recruits in the ranks ofthe latest styles. Also a choice and well ef the season at the White quality of Coal, Nut Coal, and Slack. j Majesty, far from ascribing it to a living in that locality were leading. Invincibles still proceeds, notwith- selected line of Mantles and Wraps. Yard No. 71, Sanduaky street oloeo pi Saturday afternoon. The lack of consiiiatery disposition, will Commanding all to kneel dowu. be standing the readiness of the men Huots & HACKS, to the railway track, Allegheny citj with the fact that it was j please acknowledge that we ask io bade them make their promise to now in prison to betray one another. 5th and Market. «Sm THE CATHOLIC,

.VOH \ J. Jl ITCH El*, I nol YT «T. A Mil *I i s. JAMES J. FLANNERY, UlRKTTO, CAMBRIA CO., PA. FLORESTON ATTORNEY AT LAW. • Itarich an d lastingfragrane* ha s anule this ACADCHT FOR TOÜNO LADIES, AK FKPeWw SSIMPI.IMPI.K RKMKMKR.—ARkmkdir«.—A.. lea- j j M|Mil parfume craeedíitgly popular, There " FPIOK: roincr of F.flh avenue and Grant. ARAR is aathlag Ilk*It. In«»i upoa having FUMUU- spoonful of charcoal is half a rltun of | JMk J Mlii _ street, front room, ¡mcond floor. Kptrnnec TOW Coukki and look for ngaatuK of 0 Under the fit« if the Sifter* of 8«RT warm water often relieves & sick head- j f^L^dd No VI (irant street. W'lUM. a - . Tair . i j V^^^B^H Ml* * en ev«ry bottle. Any druggist or dealer in per. J. H. €ALLAMAS, ache, h aheorb« the gaws and re- j fumery rio supply you. « and yj cent sizes, (4 Wort JL the Allegheny Mountain«; the haliswed A» 4)1 rti-st-tlaa^ a SHEET MUSIC FREE I social ion» which clu»ter shout the msm of the lieve» the diatended atomach, pre»*- I LA MI t SAVINO at'vise tic. sntc. Bur Oftseu bata lflg against the uerve* extending from ; Attorney at Law. ali y rrooer ;_ co bart fros mof Debfclaa' Klee tri« Seas of I heroic life, lit bom and death, of the sportolio Fot» sad Mrscut. froEnterprisem mtk wrsiipft, anu nudr thieto picturu a wlte obf fullMr».I" IOallittin ; the well-r.tnbli."hiii reputation of the rtw? ttomaeh to the head. name and address; and we will »end rau, free »r at|i Bisters of Mercy a» educator», aa well af the high COLOCNE Cm »rr fl. nnt nnii Diamond •u r.t», „•UH, your own «taction from the follow log Charcoal form» an unrivaled poul- j tût of Sheet Muair. to the value of One Dollar. «| a orde r of training—physical, nontl and intellec- UNDERTAKER ANO EMBALMER, fob IT mlv •itwolTitely Sl'illAMKr. that the mu»lc I» una- tie* for wound» and old »ore«. It i» j PITTSBI'Rr.II, PA. brtilged, and aotd by 8r»t-cU»i music House» at the tual—imparted to lis pupils, render this Acad OFFICE AND RESIDENCE: 139 ORA XT ST., GOLD MEDAL, FAHI8, 187a apri» followlnc price» I j emy. for young ladi«», all that couki ha deal red alao invaluable for what i» ealled ! IMTKI'WCÜTtl. mm I by the nioyt devoted tiarent». 1 1 Star fWAmW, P¡tt*bnr$k, Po., BAKER*S i7tülil¿f» W«lli«, limi proud fl«*b. It»» » j?« »« dUinfrct- W. V. MTILLWAUEM, X,«r «e S»e»r a>fne. (tMj—"—.o,« ) tm IM. Attn Two St^»ion» divide the i*H*hola»tie Tsar. Tiie |MP"Oitneii* »t Tiuni<)*( monitiT AT i,«h tkferNlh Oráad llstop, a JanaU.i IToMMn first commcnee» September I si; the «enand Fell ant. It «weeten» the air if placed in j Tartkk Patea! B««tltc, . «hallow dishes around the apartment, j rrüiwt tv. Pírate« af PMaaaM, ( LwHm, 1 raaay i»t. Breakfast Cocoa. Sirena Walfai. ... Board, Tuition and IMdiag tier Bessioa of and foul water is also purified hv it* jan« 14. Warranted aitdsMy purs ATTORNEY AT LAW, r»ttnllxa, Potpvorrt, • . a—falla. Potpourri. . i s»e five month», to bo paid in advance, ¿96 00. use» . J Cocoa,from whic h the eteeaa of twalañ, PMaaerrl, . \ PflSITHKfl KK! Many pemm* in Plttstoa j SUtht •« IW Water, Ufi. • M, tra—» SB Musi«, drawing, tiaixitinjt in water cokm*. For bruises or sprain« bathe the | Oilhas been removed. It haa three Mt FIITH AVKM K, Pi n.-Ht Rtill. UuaUlng Liana, t ti, LaufftS S J pastil ami otl; ateo, the miKiern laaguagsa, forui __ „„ are u»iog Kly'» Oeiun liuti», j VOCAI- part m eold water until you jfet j liLl f a t'a tur rb reined v, with most times the strength of Cocoa mixed fltUan, {Thf lafaH iil I1m> Ita, Milan M extra charges. with Blare It, .Vrrowroot or Sugar, jrsT t i.ntt btisinnw, ciaminatnm til title», Oltretle, tTorpadi, mm4 the Wfc 4«Hrmn For i•articular», address the readv a decoction of worm-wood and j (ff^gp Balm, «stii>fact»ry result*. A iaiiv : a he» I ua Hear TWEmettal* i »»S tèenaaa WaeSa,. is reoot ering tbe senne of ! and Is Ijieriifore far more economi-and conveyancing, promptly attendeil to. Col- napa al mf Wlttia, . ÔaK» li|RECTRKi*S OFTHK ACABKMY. vinegar. When the herb is fresh lection, «liu-iled. may IK If. taat (toril, . ^^ smeli whieh »he ha* not en cal. It Is deHdou*, nourishing, Sy tl,ar,at Heart, . Mttaaa gathered, pound the leaves, wet with ; TARRH joyed for Sileen year» Mr. : strengthening, easily digested, and Ijr«'a Beat Hepn, > . Mttminntr J.tJ. M i:i,lM).N. .1(111 N KKLLY. It*,ttlted Lea«, liaart Saaf. 1 onus loiili«'»' it atlcmt, vinegar and bind on, and when the Barber, the druggist, ha* i admirably adaptedfor invalid a as MnaatttaltaMtmila, ' 4 part »aa a. Btti me) it in his family and rom- ! well astor penson s In health. la t£a lalaawlaf, • . . . . < I herb is dry put in the vinegar, and.let WDIJIOl A KKLLL1, Italy ka Tra», I Mt»Kli TflK f 4 It It (tf menti» it very highly. A M4 by tiracers etsrywhera. t aw IW la» ja, ...... Wb,i it boil a short time; then bathe the Tunkhatmock lawyer, known 1 IT HW itrrrt. corner Virgi» *U*y, Ina laaefc Calai, ... • | U hruiae with the decoction and bind j to many of our readers, testi- ff the nuk selected amount» to tu at ft. »end only M > Ui 'I l> I RSI'LIIVEM, fied that he Was cured hy it f. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, lass. PtTTSBIUfJH, the is pirt urea, your asme and address. If tn exctw on the herb. affi, poetale »tamp» may beenehiaetl for sut:h excess. r/./fF XT KEPT, PITTSBURGH. of partial deafness.—Pitt.ton, jan R-ÏOt eòtr PI ambers, Gas and Steam Fitters. We make this liiwraf otter Uwatine we desire to There is nothing better for a cut j Pa., fi'tt-ttr. give a present »uflrtenthr large to Induce »«r» •»» to than powdered rosin. Oet a few j Csrin BAI.* will, by a|> Tli« Great I IP UT 4 I.ARCK AS.«ORTMKXT OF CHAJtllF give uobbtns' Ktectrtc soap a trial iene cnottgU to 'PIIK Hcholastic Year of this in»1itulise «>tu sorption, effectually cleanse know |nst how good It la. If, after trial, they con-j i ineiiettj on the Mh of t^cpiember. cents worth, pound it until it is quite Church .1 I.IKKf> for tine ami Oil: also lead pipe. tinue to uae the soap for year«, we »hall be repaid. the nasal fiaiwnge* of catarrhal viru* causing LlUn 11 *heet lead, bath tub», »ink», hydrant bewe, etc„ If they only tine the Bfteen tari getting the dollar'I» Term», per «nwion of five months. $ iiO OFL fine, put it into a cast-off spice box healthy secretion». It allay» infiammation, pro IU*KT Pwtewt Relerur* worth of miuric aratta, we »halt tone uioney. This j For children, oa<]er twelve^..,. 125 09 the Meat Powerful, the nolte.t. eoltstantly on hand. apr 2?-tf .how» oar eonflilence. The Soap can be bought of with perforated top, then you can eas- teet* the membranal linings of the head from CfcMMwt >a.t ttw IM 1-1«to kiKi»m at] grocer»- the untitle can only ho gut of us. Sw| Tenu» for l>ay-Scholar», according to the etawa». additional coidi, oompieteiy hciils the »ore» and to* Qiaiin, Shm. Sbow WwkI«w*, thafoor name 1» on each wrapper. $25, pr $.»0. ily sift it in on the cut. Put a soft j fulm, a»nlu, Oi«,. Picture C-»ilrr IKTHI R O'LKARV, A box of tills Softp contain» alxty lairs. Any lady restores the sense of taste and »meli. Applied w», Depatt, rte. Imyitut s box, andsend1ti|tu»»lxty eut.* of Mr». Yo¿r:, For further particular» apply to the Rev. cloth, around the injured inemhe. j hy finger into the nostril*. Beneficial result}* arc jr*at iteifn. sean tía n k*w, Oet «at select music to the amount of S4-SO. Thl» Soap Mother Superior. realised by a few applications. 4 iHiiïaitjjh ctiçutsr sad MIMII*. A Ittwal ^taewiu Improves with aire, and you are not asked u> buy a ¡uid wet it in water once in a while; UMUeNunjuaat artici»»rtirp,, bu»utt immw yo j "uu u» mwse ;ever y week. treatment ¡nifi rwi-*. I ne<|Uale*t for colds in the I I*. PRINK. Pcüfl St.. N V 1 "" " 11« M. I'earlh St. it will prevent inflammation and sore- j head. Agreeable to u»e. Sen,I for circulars and july 8-Mt MKT IMPORT K R \ X D ll K A I. K It IN;VLCBABIN&CO., ' I'll 11 nate Ipil lu. *T. IRAK I»' ( OLLK<;i:, new. testimonials. By mai! 50c. a pai.'kitgc — hy dmg may IT -1 y gisti'. Ki.rs' I'rk vm BAIJI Co., Uaego, N. Y. llQarseuess and tickling in the j CHINA, GLASS, LORKTfO, PA. throat are best relieved by a gargle j «if the white of an eg* beaten to a A5D • Institution, »iluated in I¿oretta, Cambria Okrnwk, St»mI. Flrc.*t*rtat Fla»*toi>«4,Ittw.priMd> waxraair T" «ut T, Pa., about four miles from Cmwiti froth in half » glass of warm, sweet- j s*. C*uB(mw «lik lMStMrtai«ii*ii1BrttM>,*«e., Mtfr-t. i, on the direct route between Philadelphia Blymyer Manufacturing Co., Cincinnati, O. iieeiiH mw sa c- encd water. id P tbdiurgh, Ittiii bccri lately chartwe^i with PE-RU-NA. COLLECTION OF Iftm U: «*r i Honor« to«! l>e- lltceough can immediately be re- ; XO. 73 wool) HTKKKT. lie veil by administering a lump of su- Witt be paid It any Impuritieso r< minera l Hri>r,*n Fnart* and Diamond otUf, thc r<»Hfj{p i* one of the osmi gar wet with vinegar. RtnaacM an tmind lu ilmii^^^HA, ur lorl I Baltimore Church Bells EEDS^FLANT tó io Feiiotjlvtaiii tfetis pw- any rm It will not cur* or lielp. ••••• Mtnce 1M4 celebrated for Hoperiorlty over others I*ittsl»urgli, Pa. A simple and harmless remedy and ! Pane M A l* purely a * «wel*t>te rmii I .m ud. are made only of Purest Bull Metal, ( Copper and i m tb« ht'tìf MoQotAiBü ventiti It li not tqwIM by an other mnlk hm Tin,) Botary Mountings, warranted aatunactorji iti pure r» bnKrîiijç air ui4 picturwjw preventive for persons suffering from comMaed. Strunglanguage, butltlstrue, Por Prices,Circuiaru, Ac., (ulti nts n^i.Tiaoaa Hai.i PlttîMi ta mors exreustvely preu-rl hod I'okkusv, J. KMBSTKLT * MI«, Bal tusare. Md. ,nr ,ha 7,0 ,h ir cor sickness is a sheet of writing j by honest physicians than u>) mht.i to»lf-|_ febS-Mteow WISE T" T * Of itic i ear iommenc c i tk Is of paper worn next to the person, di- dozen remedís« kaown to the pr.ife~.ion. I m id ende on the 1st i aljr foil, fìatwnSllwlf nia OmuiuaMkiR, ww ing. rectly over the chest. It is highly 1 ChronicCatarrn.aadaHLuna andHeart BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY •iwrntn^, iititi in ftm« iH'iDUK' | a rough remedy. It h no equal ; it we<hv; tb<>M» who do nut improve th<etic, Ueojfrsphy, Rhetoric, Histary, Nat- Buy at any drug store one ounce j VANDUZEN A TIFT. Clneiaas«. 0. chance to make monejr. We wmit mtinv men, tiriti I silosophy. Geology, Astronomy, the use of of camphorated oil and five cents ; rwHRHffln^mJ^ vonen, boy« aiitl girl* to work for right iu th«ir own lofilititv, Any on«* mil do the work tht Ulobts. Algcbntjticonietry, Plane aa'ti^phes worth of chlorate of potash, and when-! AAUA. M^lnftfllMoranMdy Is MENEELY BELL FOUNDRY. properly from th« fir»! f»tnrt. The IwMnw will ieal Trtgontimetry, Engineering, Barxeying. 1 ncacsAz. m ftW I favorably known to the entitle sines Mifisurstion, Ianndsear« sad Pcrspeotive I>raw ever a soreness appears in the throat j I lorMaotod . ta m «nu or old, mafe or fe- •H. Church.! tiapel, Br hool.rtrs Al*r.n mt more than ten time* ordiniry wage«. Kx- IhSa go at iao* tar PttCKA-IIBMI sad other belts; alao Ctdmes sad Peaia pviifiv e outfit turoii»hed free. No «»ne who en- tn$:, Architei-ture, Mental Philosophy, Book put the potash in half a tumbler of ] 1 Ask roar dnolS for pr, Haruaan keoping, Instrumental Music, Latin and fing aapkbtM "1M tu»O1U» of LiteLIfc.-'gratia. . KmiT t ca, west noi. t T gage* faiU to make monej rapidly. You «nil lisji loin|»*ition, together with ths Greek and water and gargle the throat, then rub | For ItJos and i-etvic UtHSSMU devote Totir whole time to 4|ic work,, or on)v Ir+tftif fnttemrtfrns *n Vlfetmlt* and CW*I the neck thoroughly with the cam- j | feb 3 tf your »pare moiu«*nti». Full inform»ti*»n and »11 re." Rukia| It • (ont6-ly BALTIMORE, MD. fK^¡TR\L LI\ KRV .1X8 SALK STABLKS. If persons suffering from severe Rev. Father Wilds' Semi-Annual Pension for Bosti Tsitaoe aud Washing N>ei. 115, 1 IT ASP H9 tin*ST Sir;, (10 headache would tie a handkerchief EXPERIENCE. • MOltErSJtt. Popil» remaining during vacation ii on tightly around they wodld find relief ! The Krv. Z. P. Willi». wrU-knowit city COD'tlYIROIt Music—Piau« and use of ln>tnuMnt ... . 25 00 by doing so in a very short time. missionary to Mew York, and brother PITTSHI HOH, PA. " VhJin 04 Superior to Cheapest Ihietor"» Fee ..,„„.„„] Hemorrhage of the lungs and stom- nC the late raiiwat .1 «dice Wild», of tlie 2 50 W»watfciurtta suprem«' Court. write« asr Hlirhent Beat («bles open day and night. Payment strictly in adtaace. No a ach is promptly checked by small medical authorities for absence unless ifaused by sickness. iWUCt a*follow * : testify to its delicacy of "IS TEE BEST IS TIE WQELS.' doses of salt. The patient should bv JOHN BURNS, Postage of Jiettesf. Books sad Statins •'?* K. 54tk St., Year Tort, Wop 1«. I88£ tMtsandsiDsU. Por Mis by Pi um Isla. furnished by parents or gnardians, will for'Tm. no att kept a» quiet as possible. MESSRS. J. C. AY KM & I:«., (,*i: (•'nritiahltlg I'iidcrtaker. Baesla all other Pianos la its various patented tm last »inter I «» troubled Willi a most srovemsnts. The new designa ta CHICUKtlti eitra charge, at* will also medical attendance. A good remedy for warts and corn«: tioooniforlable itching humor aiiftotiug nor 4-8m RHt t Hl.IMII I '.I) I»».%.%, »RAITD«. assuring large« resulta ta MTO iiS Each pupil must conic provided with a »ufi Drop a little vinegar on the wart or ii«w especially aiy llaibs. lUrh itched so fvain. tjmm uis muttims or voire, leave aotk dent supply of Summer and Winter Clothing: intolerably at night, and burned m> intense- lag to be desired. The CHICXMIWO SOU A HI ly. that I could scarcely bear any clothing $5 to $20 ^¡^ ¡¡'is .fK: six Shirts, six Pocket Handkerchief», sis pairs of corn, cover it immediately with cook- over tbem. I tm also a safierer from a '.IA>IKS COYLEa PIANOS, in all ths usual style*, are unrlvalad. Thi Stocking», four pair* of Orawers, six Towcb, siel ing soda or saleratus; let it remain •everc catarrh and catarrhal cough; my jan 13-1 y OPROSITE COVET HOT SK, RITTSBL KITH, sew CHICUKIKO 0P&IOBT has the Jnstly-esls three pair* of Boots or Shoe», appetite was poor, and my system a good arstsd i'trF.sw» MRTTJUC ACTIOK, whSeh forever pn ten minutes. Repeat several times a EALER in L*dt<*\ iienlleitienX MW, A half yearly account of the health, comfort deal ran down. Knowing the value of vents ths posstbUtty of stmospharto interfisrenoe wttl and progress at each pupil will be seat to h day for three days and the warts and AVKR'S SVKSAIAHIII.A. BY Observation of ST. HOTEL, D md Children> Boots Hhoes Oititrr* and 'hs lastnuBsat, and adapts Itfor os e ta anr climate. V many oilier oases, and frutn peraoaal it»« JAMES Kobhen. litdieo' and i}ff»ilenifn «fino fund i a rent» or guardians. corns will be gone. ill f«nner yoam, I began taking it lor the For elegant sew Illustrated Catalogue, just publish**' All letters addressed, (post paid) ta the Supe nbove-namod diaoedenu My appetite ln\- siMmity. tddtvss, OX VHK A M »'RM'AN AMI! ttSUTHti rUtt. .¿SÛT* The hrst food* for the inonejr. rior of the Franciscan Monastery, Loretto, Cam- AKJKSTHKSIA BY KAPIH HKF.VIHIM;. prored almoat from the tlrtt obso. After bria etmnty. Pa., will receive prompt attention. a abort time the fever ami Itching were CHICKERING A SONS, —If a person is directed to breathe allayed, and all sign» of irritation at the For further particular* apply to toe F.ector of hard and rapidly for some time, a »kin d¡»appeared. My oatarrh and eoagb Directly Opposite Union Depot «T. n A R1X €ER GTERY. wsBEaooMa: St. Francis* College. »ere also cured by the «una mean», and Reference way be uuule U> the Rt. Rev. Bish- condition of anaesthesia is soon pro- my general health greatly Improved, until 4 tao Fifth Avenue, 1 136 Tremont St. duced, in which there is complete re- itfit; no w excellent. 1 feel a naodred per riTTsnnttiii, I'.t. XOTU'KTO MlTHOIaBKBt . NEW YORK. ! BOSTON. 0|iTuigg. of Pittsburgh. Most Rt. Rcw. Arch rent atranger. and I attribute tbe*e reeult» bishop Wood, Iltiladelphta: Rt. Rev Bishop laxation of the muscular syster. It t» the um of ihe SAkDArARltXA. whieb A T a .pei'isl meet ing of the Boani of Man O'llara, ,'H'raalsn: Very Re*. M. A. Walkh. 1 recommend with all e»nttdemeen made, no lalerai.nr The above iavUire is but one of the many will be most marked, the contracted shall IH- allowed in such lot until all arrcar» due RNI; CARE or TUB SISTBUS OP ARNCR. eonMantly coming to our notice, whirl* prove BOARO PF.R DAY, t- AN lì I PW ARB. »hall have been paid. rirrulao and tiesigns »«ut 011 apulicAtion, muscles will relax, and general the perfect :tdaptability of ALES'» SABMA- ROOMS l»F.R XI»UT. 50e„ 75c. and SI Oli "Ke»«lre4, That the Hnperintcndent be in- 1, etlmoreland eountv. Pa. •*limp" appearance will be noticed; t vTtll.r.\ to the cure of ail diseases arising »tructed to receive payment» in fall, st the time WATTERSH.V Si CO., fmm impure or impoverished blond, and It of »ale, of all lot» sold in the Cemetery from this r this Mr the moment to seize for the re- CI.KISKS- S. 0. PATRICK, A. WIi,T. («ÜCC.BSS0RS TO CARTER BROS.) piIIS Institution i» situated near the Pnousyl- duction of dislocations, incarcerated weakened vitality. date." 1 Vania Centrai Railroad, ia a most hsalthv In compliance with the foregoing resolution» and lieautiful part of Wcstmorelaad ikrnntv, or strangulated hernia, etc. Thin CORXKLIt S O'DONKEI.L, of the Board of Managers, I hereby notify all Corner First and Canton Stretti. S.S., method, as W. A. Berridgc points out Ayer's Sarsaparilla person» whom it may concern, that said resola about three miles from I .at robe. The Scholastic Year is divided into two M» in the Briti$h Medira/ Journal of eieame», enriehes, au<) strengtbeus the blood, tion will be folly carried ont, and the condition* PITTSBURGH, PA. they iiupoee strictly enforced. siens, commencing the Monday after the lfith of November '25, 1H82, is one to be »tlmulale* the action of the stomach and ALDEllMAN July » August. t«»wel*, KOii tliereby enables the system to Br order of the Board of Msnager». borne in mind by country practition- uttg 11 tf J AMKS S. IiKVU.N, ii»pt. Board and Tuition, per session, t pay ab I s resist and overcome the attacks of all Scrvfn- And Ex-Officio Justice of the Feace J. C. AI.HH it, JOHX PÂ8KIS, ^Att'I KRIV, in advance) ftij tm ers and in fact for all times when It*is Pitrtue*. Entptum* Iif tkr Sign, Hknt- Bed and Bedding, per session ¿ (IV «irrirft:. so. 4i,i I'BSS AVKtl K -9 » 4SI). Chairman. Secretary. Manager anaesthetics are not procurable. mitttiin, r'a/arr*, timrrtil JMbilit/, and all TII 8. S. MARSHALL k BR0., Stationery " 2 IHl disorders resulting from poor or corrupted PITTSBI'RtiH. PA. Doctor's Fees.. 2 00 b^Hid and a lot state of lb" »y»tein. Maanfacturer» of STAR ENCAUSTIC TILE CO., The Modern Ijiaguages, Music, Drawing, Ac- form extra charges^ rCEPARF.ll ST S|>ecial attention imid to colîccçiooti of all [ United.) ALL that can be supplied towards Dr.J.C. Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mats. SUuiird. Kniiuirllrd tiad haitwiiMil Maw Ail commun i nations should be addressed to the kind«. P. 0, Boi PITTSmJHtìH, PA. "Directress of St. Xavier'« Academy, Beatty's making the natural hair beautiful and Sold by all Drtiggi't»: p< 91, sis bottles forivi. Man ufifcH a rr ra P. ().. Westmoreland county, Pa/' abundant is contained in Ayer's Hair 62 t'KKAR AVKSLK, teonter 2nd Street., f all l>e<«i|riii» »ad Colors of N. B. A carriage is in attendane* at llallí « C»«Kol1« Msíéiri on every Wednesday, to meet the mom Vigor. It keeps the scalp free from PLAIN, GEOMKTW l\fAI ST II TILL dandruff, prevents the hair from be- AYER'S ALLEGHENY, PA. ing Accommodation Train from Pittsburgli. coming gray and harsh, and makes it CATHARTIC If« PCBUlSflKD EVERY SATURDAY BY for Floor», Halls. Hearths, Vestibules, etc., in jt^ Specimens »ent to all |art» of the eanin I>cjM>ts, Hotel«, Churches. Hospitals and other flexible and glossy. It stimulates the •^••i PILLS. try on application. MT. GALLITZIN SEMINARY, roots to healthly action, and promote« JACOB PORTER, ptioKc buildings aud private residences. Best Purgative Medicine a healthy, vigorous growth. KKFKRKNCKii: Works, corner tí 1ST and BH'KF STS KRETSRIR«, cure Const l(*tion. Indigestion, H radar be, and «/ Fifth ¿il'CHKr o<,t/ tirant .V/reat. Quality warranted equal to the beet I m port od ail BiHoas IMsordera. Tile. Telephone connection. jnne 24 -1 y Mold every wllere. Always reliable. Ret. M. CarrnU, St. Andrew'», Manchester, Pa. Citmlx in (iruniv. Pa. Í Kutmnee on Fifth avenue. : Bev. N. Schmits. IjOttdenvill«. Ohio. CAA s wwk In voor own town. Ter sand IS outfit Tbk Tennessee House of Repre- St. Frarois' College, Larretto, Pa. v®° tree. Addo*» U. Iliuiti Ci I'urtlsad. Ma FOB SMA 1,1. BOYS. sentatives have passed the bill pro- TRRHW, IN tUVAM'ti! Windows have been furnished by n> for the jan 13-Iy viding for the payment of SO cents on above churches. may 16-tf 1 II IS institution, under the direction of (fee the (foliar oi the State debt, and it delivered by Carri J«l .i0 I. Sister» of St. Joseph, is situated in one of KDKATIOWIi. tbe mast delightfal and healthy locations in the is probable that the Senate « ill prob- by Mail, |ier vear . 20 Fim tKD MHITH. for Mi months .... State. Tbe place is well known throughout the ably pass it. PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC COLLEGE, country for its bracing air, pure water sad beau- OIitTB R ATKS CARPENTER - BUILDER. tiful scenery. 4 chipie», jíiir vear ,...,„.,...... $3 00 9$ WYLIF. AVKM K Boys received between tbe ages of four and Br. R. I'. Pierre, Buffalo, A". V.: 8 mm*, per year,.. I.'» AO %'o. 31» l.arork Mtrret. twelve year*. The discipline and mode of in ct**i+alfor n'tr 1%-mtinnt. or /be impmenw«1 a copie», per year ...... 27 ALLKiHIKNY CITY. PA ^HK namher of pupils attending this institn st ruction It adopted to the age of the pupil. —Out Si«:—1 have advised many 1 •• sM aass. for nudtttU ar otfcw rswpsiiarf«. traer year..-.,...« w 35 00 'Jobbing Promptly attended to. Ii. tion has steadily increased front the opening TK RMS PKR SESSION OF 6 MOVTIR . ladíe» to try your "Favorite Prescrip- mark! and labtit. Cavratt, AnipnmmU. fulrr.Ijtrge r Olubf, per year, at the rate of . .. I 70 fMMMI*, Apptal», Raft» for Tnfrinfemmt* sad itov I Um j of the establishment, showing the high esteem tion" and never see it fail to do •UessatariMa^wufeefk» Nlnil im*rn.pr*mpl Single cipiw 5c in which it is deservedly held by the public of Board, Tuition, Washing, Mending.. $7i 08 more than you advertise. Yours hi »WW Is. I lana,i«ai thmt hmor Iwn i Pittsburgh and Allegheny. Ths omm of stod Music, extra charges. By these term» it will be seen that Tuts Cua. WINTER HOSIERY, I ies pursued in tbe ('allege "tsiinprise, tbe lan Payable monthly, or semi -Monthly,, ia ad- truly, Mas. A. M. RANKIN, bflrMmiqf. iit.n; i» the cheapeel jieriodical in thr United vance. /w aoy tttit, tit|! justly celebrated The Scholastic Year commenees oa the first Gmzette often recurs by same to ita Two time».... . 1 75 t Three month». ? oo : The MinlerM of M. JOMJIII Monday of September and clous* about the end neighbors who have been cured of ca- Three times ,. 2 50 I Bix DHmth».... 12 Olì1 DIAMOND SHIRTS* of June, tarrh by the use of Ely's Cream inhmm^hMM One month .. 3 00 j One year 20 00 whieh we also have made to meatnre, and guar have o|>ened a Boanling School, for young la Reference can be made to Rt. Rer. Bishop Balai, The «dterttsement «a anoth- trssi Marriage», 75 oentt; death», 60 tetti; obituary{ antee a porfret jk and tatitfaetion. | dies, at St. Mary's Convent, llollidaysbnrg. Pa. Tuigg, or any of the clergy of the Diec«se. notice», 10 cents per line; ImincM locai», 10 Terms, $1 St) per annum, payable in advance. For further particular* spplv tn sr address «r page is readable. JAM KM Plll'.l. A*. Music and Ijuignage» extra charge, a eeatt per line. MOTHER SUPERIOR, No. 33 Piftb Ave. Plttohnrgh. sept 9-tf sag It tf Ebensburg, Pa« THE CATHOLIC.

I years old had better be utilised in the RAILWAY TRAINS RUNNING PAX-HAN OLE ROUTE. STIOTWS OF 1 DISEASED UVER. CITY SAVINGS BANK, FIRM HD MM. j soup pot or on the roasting spit. TO ANO FROM PITTSBURGH. piTTSBi Rsi. MEN VITI O i ST; LOUS mili» Carbonaceous food, like corn, should Pain In tha right side, under «dge of rttas ('••roer «m It lillcld street and Sixth A««. JPW MAXM»M**T } be administered to adult fowls quite Increasingon pressure ¡wimatlmea the pain ti Canden sied Time Table of Through aad IiOSk] Mmmm. IP a«"1 *ork for lhirt.) I sparingly, unit*s s the object be to fat- on the left side; the patient Is rarely able te »»»•;* WYLV ASIA H \ I l ito * 1 ». Traisi. Corrected Jan. Ii, IM, Tram? leave lie on tbe left side ; sometimes the pain Is fell I t'aiuti Station, Pití^borgb, (city tinte,a* follows: DEP0SI1 OF 0NK OOLLA and npmtWI Un and after Nov. 6, ¡ KJ, TRATO""MURS leav- e c-l and app. U«»»Uy*» half that age he. ts | 0ats. buckwheat, veget- under the shoulder and la sometimes taken WN Ex. M. Es. L'IBI. E*. F. Line. of ,,ule Union Luttum, Pittsburgh, i fuRewf, ì ¡MO): KB Si g| 1 ^lue,'f«ndeed ; aBins and |rntv of broken bones or for Rheumatism In the aim. The stomach In Arrive at l\Ti:Rf>T, •m§mh** sot already succumbed to hta >• oyster shell• « is (h• e -food for Invine affected with lews of appetite nod sickness ; ! M AIX LINK RA8TWARI» Pi tt*b»rgh..*S: 12 a m. I THE HOUSEHOLD. Mail Express, daily at 12: siioçton LU :;47 ^ Me »errant and friend. A little care, nied with a painful senanttou of having left HP». ««avilie, äs ' Adone aometlUng which ought to have been Ffial Line, daily at X:®fi p to. T< •f--.li little watchfulness; a few moments All tlirough train« eonoeet at ätsrk .. Biii v Sotr,—Tiio different vane- j don«. A slight, dry cough is sometimes at- IPTN 1 U;ÜÖHIQ •e i ampi Patrick Kan*. devoted to his comfort, would boats of "Brooklyn Annex." foi llr N.Y.. lien of bfeef soup are formed by the i tendant. The patient complains of Weariness 1 Callery. W. J. tturn*. /double the length of his life. and debility; he la easily startled; his feet avoiding doable ferriaj^ and journey 11 ROUEH method of seasoning and the different \ New York City. *3:ò0p»f-|l:9RTOJIIN J. W. O'arnabai i P. Letioallon. The first fault is in over-feeding or are eoid or burning, and he complains of a Arrive Dwlge. Johtt J. Pettit, vegetables used in preparing, it after prickly sensation of the skin ; his spirits are Johnstown Aoeommodatitm, except Sun Jaiui T. B, Swcarinic improper food. A horse's stomach is 1:61 p m,J WÉII'I Arooinmodatii'n, 6:01 the joints have been well boiled. Be- low, and, although lté la sntlsiietl that exer- 1BCI BDtlt >.. ,M:(M1 '* -t-OilLA M 2ï*4i Cha* lfl.21, 11:42 a m.; 2:41. 4:01, 6:41, F Mr h I!. Ma •kin. ¿««all and its food requires to be nu- LI 12 ' titani 1 PNI 12:4: pm side** onions, celery, cabbages, to- cise would be benetVlal to him, yet he can Sl;21 and 11:31 |< ra; Sawk;, 12:46 and 9:! CI I Macina. ' Hitious and concentrated. Its diges- scarcely summon uv fortitude enough te ftUrb*f»'j. , . ä:32pm iam JAMKH CALLF.RY, /VWEAT. matoes and potatoes, manv use a Wilkinsburg AceoiriuiOilalien, 11:21 am iohsoD'i., . 7:5J . •r tfoQ'is not an vigorous as that of an try It. 3:11, 6:11 and 10:21 p in. T. CAMPBKLL, IV few carrots, turnips, beets, and force- II ,1(1:00 fí .... LÄ;15PTÜL* DOPM «id it requires more delicate feed- East Liberty Accommodation, 5:11. J. w. rAYLOR, l a.kUr. meat balls seasoned with spice. Rtre Terr e Hauts. 1 tn ï:4lt Ita constitution is nervous and a m and 4:46 p m, L I^wis.... Depo* D ti on* Holicltcd. IS or barley wit! give the soup consist- 11 yon have any of the above symptoms, Dallas Aeeomminliition 1 at llieeuiaf, and its temperament active you on« certainly be cu reit by me use of the P LOG lian k open daily. M. to 3 P M,; Hi sanguine. It therefore needs ni- ency, and art' to be preferred to flour jenulnt-I»K. C. M<1.1M> l.IVER PIMA. FOTLTHWLS TKHN PKNN t! 11. H , id on Mtlur i Oetaber 1 ta for the purpose. Parsley, thyme and When yon buy M«UUM'> l'Illa, Insist on NOTE.- DenniisMi Ks Pit NRFL 1 P. M l'roiu April 1 ta ffggenious rather than carbonaceous having DR. C. McLANCT t'l MÍHltati.H For rnionto* i, at S:01 a m and i :41 B NI, » ännflaf af sage are the favorite herbs for seas- LIVER PILLS, made by Fleming Bros., food, and oats, barley, bran and hay iniï, 13:41 b ni. PI R:1S p. ni.,Whee l in oning, but they should be used spar- litt «burgh. Pa. >te more suitable than corn ami It yon can not get the gpnulne DR. C. n., DfTtoi^iD «I ingly. To make force-meat balls Mr T. A NFS IIVHR PILL», send us SS rents Train« arrli from 1 ont , (rj-llf tMy, pi 8untla; eosrse fodder. But corn is excellent by mall, and we will send them to you. 1:18, 5:58 and H p CITY INSURANCE COMPANY add to one pound of chopped beef WMMODA' riox TR food if it is not given in excess, and FLEMNU BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. WEÍT PKNNSYLV \Nt A I»IV RS 1 mixture of corn and oats makes the i one egg, a small lump of butter, a cup or 'ess of bread crumbs; season Frtrot.ii l Ft 1er» t Station. Alte-'ii! grain food on the whole. But I not, life PIPILBT O «AD (city i TIL! M». «Il roi Itili \ V I. M M. with salt and pepper and moisten dare be MI die, something Kor Man^fieUI . fr.Hl. the food must be clean and sound, or Mail for Ratter. It a m 6:17,ftfi*Ì fc REST nighty and ublime leave be- Kxpn ML, CONNETTILI; Butler.... 21 p » the stomach is disordered, and picn- with the water from stewed meat; . m. Chiirc h (rum fi hind t I conquer time. '* SLÎFT 1 week in your own Bntle r Aeniramwla 51 n it! ic of time shonld be given for the I make in balls and frv brown. Drop town, $3 oat tit Are. Nn ri«k. Kvery thing Free, ort Aoeom.,.. 11 and 11 •38 p m Por Wisl "SRt'HUH, t'A. thorough mastication of the food. | in soup just before serving. new. Capital nut required, We will fumiih On Sunday :.'il and 8 you e ervthing. Many art making forlunen. spríngilalo Ai week da' m Por Mel An equally common iault is in j BRAISKU TI RKK\ .—-Dress the tur- liUiiicts make KMteueh a men, and tx and Train* arri1 at F< :1T m. (%weii tnii key as for boiling: stuff it with either girl« make gre t t>ar. K «de na want bti l'or Buri overwatering, or giving water at im- j time): kB, 12:«»7 p. ® inew at which vo lAKt t pay all tl EIMW, c«nn ting fi . Jan. I. IMMI, ài" I.IÓ9 OO proper times. A horse's stomach is jI sausage meat, forcemeat, potato or time, write for ]« II. Ih LI.I.RTT A O Sloping Mail train, <« leeting frota »liti er 5:01 ti m k IKHtERT ,r. ANDERSON. 1'midn.i, «mail; smaller relatively to the size of iI chestnut stuffing, l.inc the bottom Portland, Maine. Butler Aocoie ulatioi » m itt«burgh to Ci ne* omit i the body than that of a man, and it || of a hraisingpan with slices of bacon; Ismi». TAIN R. J. (»RACK, IVr ¿«tí and Prceport Aeoom ..SiOI a m, I ¡6 an il 7:11 p m Ticket 1HKfw i 7$ fi On Sn IM la Y W1 • m and limerai Á;/tUt. jjibsorbs water with great rapidity, i[ lay the turkey on these and place INT; LABVTRR Whea the stomach is filled with wa- | m»»re slices of bacon on top of it. Put Sriringtlale A' COIN .6:41 a m, .1:21 and 12:81 j Baggage ebeekeJ to a WILSON Cl \MNtilf AM, Treasurer-; ASSORTMENT OF On Snwlay Ml a m miU 6:41 (< OffliMv, Pit tub ,IOHX R. OLONINliKR, >Vr1 VICIOS monti 1. much usually, and never soon after j httttprt"d paper on the top, put on the r on SíflCió ». Pit " uritn. 4ÉL SJ eating, but always before the feeding; lid and braise with a moderate tire > IM4MI. IHta.1. WHO ISONAOQUAMfto WITH THE OtOOHAPHV OF THIS COWK- if five minutes only, intervene, that is (under and above) for about four i For Moitongahcl a Citj WI lip Tarwn.!.*« OY exAMIMINO TMISMAPTHAT THE \OltTII BRITISH sufficient for the absorption. And j hour*, then serve with the gravy nîouUiwu. at BB J. G. lill.For Mononjrahe l 11 ity i:Ul p IND MEIU'AMLK HSIR^M'FI OOÎPANÏ" water should never be given in larger j *trBined and freed from excess of fat. | quantities than a quart when a horse j IJntvoábúrg A« ¡nnnifi LUM 'I DDIX«.—Three cups of j ni 11:11 p m. is very warm. P I NO. 106 MARKET ST. MONOUSA 12:43 sifted tlonr. three eggs, a wine-glass PITTSBURGH, PA., .$39.666,066 1b lodging a horse many mistakes j oi' molasses (this will give it a dark ! itnwn, We t Hrawn^i r 12,660,066 : HBADQUARTKR8 TOR :16 a m i are made. A stable should not be j eobtr), one and a half pinia of milk, arri ve at OAHn of itsAISRMKKT : too warm nor too cold. It shonld he ; ID ; one large cup of suet chopped very I Whitney'« Baby Carriage-, Dr ttion, 8:2? n Humph rim, Kwi., (luurc m, (K. D. Me gan k (íi.) firee from drafts of cold air; it should j tine, one cup of entrants and one of 12-OS and he drained, kept clean and free from ; The Bait and the Ch«*peit In the Market. iiittv tniin f mgah ity. id Down, Kw|., id Dowa A Co.) raisins; add mace, cloves and <*inna- j ». Fabbri. Kxq., ; Dr*.' min A >ter....«:49 Chicago ana Kanaaa City, Council Bluff», Leaven- worth. atchieon. Minneapolis and St. PauL It provided by nature to protect the sole and, as it boils dredge in the oatmeal N liright'a„8:45 eon n cou la Oatoa Depot« with all the principal Bear. F'll«..«;^ linea et road between th* Atlantic and the Pacific —the frog—to be pared away nntil with your left hand; stir with the Oceans. Ita equipment ta unrivaled and KtacmS- Itomewooil-, IJÖH j§ tbe feet are left without protection. right. When it is made turn it into oant, being composed oi Most ComTortablo and Baien 1 1:46 2:11 Boautiiul say Coaches. Macniflaeat Hortoo le- KFI)M(IM) J. CHACE, Ageat, a soup plate, adding a little sugar, ac- M oUnias Chair Cars, Pullman's PretUaat Paiao* N CHISG RCHARDS,—All young Altiani-».... 11:20 " y:25 11:36 pa 2:4« " Bleeping. Cars, and the Beat Lia* of Binine Car* ne 4 If «4 Fourth Ate.. 2d «noi E 'RI O cording to taste. Send it to the table fan ton..,.». I2;2H pm 6:S2 " 3;2S " In th* world. Three Traina between Chicago ana fruit trees, says the Country Gentle- Missouri River Point*. Two Train* between Chi- w ith a jug of hot milk, which should Massillon.. .12:50 " 3:46 " cago and Minneapolis and St. Paul, via the Famous FRANK .YUKNltiHT. WM. VICTORY. Orrvîllo , 1.2 x " 4:19 " mail, which do not make a growth of be added to it by degrees for eating. • PATENTS "ALBERT LEA ROUTE.'* I wo feet for the longest shoots in a Woiistor.,.. 2:00 * sàio " . 4:44 " A lf*w and Direct Lin«, vi» Seneet and XaakA* CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? í ' " 1M«, baa raoantljr b$aa opened between Richmond, Mansfield.. KorfolK, Newport If ewa. vbattanooca, Atlanta, Att- M< KNIGHT & VICTORY. season, need additional stimulating ("A*NEI» pineapple can be greatly Send arnuih sketc h or (If yon can* a mortfl ol J*i«i' Tiffin...«,. 5:45 " , !te45 " Înata, N tu?h villa. LouiaeiUa, Lexington, Ctiocinnati, ! invention tu UKOIMJK SC. I.KNOX. Wn.hlni. ndiaoapolia ano l*afa]rette. and Oma&a, Hinneap- with manure. If the ground is clean improved by cutting the slices in inn, D. «'-, and « PrrllailMrjr Kaamlnallo Toledo... „ 7:45 " liitSi " olia and St, Paul and intermediate pointa. SU IT tin EL l) THE ET. wlUbemadeof all HMtedStatespatfenwof »«»«» Creítliiio... , 4:10 " 10:20 " 2:56 ain 7:00 " Ail Through Faeeengere Travel on Vaet Saprose or well cultivated, or if they stand in small piecess and adding sugar to it L-loss oj Inventions and you will tw advised Wliepit • Traina. or not a patent can be ootataod. Fl. Wavne 3:00 am 6:30 " ]I2:lttp m îiokttt for aala at all prl noi pal Tioket OAoaeia grass sr happen to be encumbered till it is as sweet as preserves and Chieagò.,.. ÍK20 •• 1 l;0t) 7:0S " the United Statea and Canada. FOB THIHPKE1.IMINAB* EXAMINA- Baffife cheeked through and ratea of fare &U with weeds, good mellow cultivation letting it boil until the pineapple is TION NO CIIAKGK 18 MABK. •líaily. fùiiiiy. irscep t Sunday . wajm aa low aa oompetitora that oiler lesa advan- I run th otteh to icgee. must be given them. This is the rule clear and almost transparent. It is itiiicitfitiifg in nei encrai P For detailed information, get th* Map* and Told- for young trees, and the best time if much less awkward to serve and to What will a Patent Cost? era of the STEAM AND j if you are advised thai your Invention I* patent I points West, £ nod North« GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, tnauure is applied, is late in August, eat if cut in small pieces; and if pre- 'fable sen d to pay Government application j Pulitoan e Sltsc Hotel Can A3 your n**r*at Ticket Office, or *ddr**s ! nt «IS, and a» for the drawing» require«! *>y th' or during winter« the earlier the bet- pared in the same way recommended Uovernini-Ut. Tbla 1» pay able when application ! > all throneh trs ». R. CABLE, K. ST. JOHN, GAS FITTERS, ! made.and 1»all »1 the expense unless a patynt 1» n. Yum-trm. * im i m « >. Ocu i Tku a Puss. A*t. ter. But manure appears to do the no one will suspect von are serving i lowed. When allowed, the attorney« fee •»^»n CHICACO. DEALER* IN most good on bearing trees, espe- any bnt pineapple of your own pre- the final Government fee <•»o) is payable. I'Uti Glcvclahtl and I'ittfburi ^h Kallroail. you know befotehand. for notking, whether yon ar< U is AND OIL CH ANiiF.LiKRS, BRACKKTS. cially apple trees, often giving good I aolna to get a patenter not, and no attorney s fc Mail serving. f» rliuved onlewi yon do get a Patent. An atUitrey C TIME. Fast Aeeoi annual crops where poor and bienni- I whose fee depends on lit» success in obtaining a I.« PKJîDANtï».PILLAR Ll(ìllT>i. KTC., 8TKA*KD ROWN DRKAD. — One THE QUINCY A SCOTT al crops were previously borne. B ent will not advlne yon that your Invention I* LEAVE quart of Indian meal, one pint of rye ! patentable, unless It «sally ia piientable, mi far a' Pltfelinrg »i:\Ttl, OFFICES, Fi Panips xy description, . Bearing trees need not grow so rap- I hi* iudcmmt can aid in detern.intn« M»e tiuesjion Allegheny Wate r CI •is. Rath Tuh (.«ml and Icon flour; stir these together and add one i hence, you can rely on the ajlyise «Iven artenr j idly as young trees, but if they do i>rolt«Biaary eaamiuatioo Is had li«ltn ' m¿"rU, " Arriva' led al PiF Lead, llvdni quart of sweet milk, one cup of mug •it>d the»»lirf'*r»U— WUi^l' Tm<* * 1 * not make annual shoots at least a foot : and Urn Immmn «ecured. t'»»«.la prep«"-!« " Welloyille. 10:18 ' I PE.W j IE y IE, lasses,two teaspoonfuls of soda; add ' Bled. Application» In revi »or of *»•»• Alliance., IStUAp .YO. Cooking Stoves, for Gas or Oil. long, they need more manure or both tiiTfl ~ »'•rtWled t'«ara niad.v V»ry_oil. i ! a little salt, and steam for four hours. valuable Inventions ara sated In tins« cla»«e» Ol haven na...12:5 8 ' 4:44 wtabliahed manure and cultivation. The meas- cases If you have undertaken to »e«-ttre yo«r ow i Und-on ...; 1:24 I ehe« of Ilei iflHIMi PROMPTLY .1 TTESltEH TO 1 uaienl and failed, a skillful handling Of .. time to tbe business. No other bnsinaas will pay els and §•••• Mrs CEO. E. LEMON, r Allegheny. »8-37 " 4:47 ' N6 0F W HUND RED BU8HE B •IB 15th IW„ WASBTNOTON. D. C. you nearly as well. No one can fail to make ° _ .I ^ L J I Capt. Hugh McKelvey, of this city, Arrive Biahop of l>lttxhurt;ti. «over is much more than can be I UteiMT-st-U« a»d Solicitor of A«»ri enonnou* pay by engaging at once. Costly out - ¿mil and Forelan Patent«. Rochester 9:13 * * 1:39 Ottde by any amount of manuring it seemed almost too much to believe, N. Brighton.»:!* " 5:45 '" 1:49 Benefits At'ached to Membership. fit and terms free. Money made fisst, «any and honorably. Address, RUE A Co., Aagasta, with oats, wheat or other grains. if the evidence had not been close at Reav. Pall*.;ö:21 " 5:50 " 1:54 T Homewood.. 9:3® " ArOO " 210 Maine. hand to substantiate every word. It u I. For contri hu tor« of f 1 06 a year, a Maw The tendency of this ia to induce fann- Newcastle.. 10 08 " 6:45 2:55 if each week, was but another evidence of the cul- fl will be paid oil Monday ARE YOU ASHAMED ers to save all the barnyard and sta- I \T VII RI 1 Kharpsvillc.il :0ä •*' 8:01 4:10 of «2 00 a year Iteaides i »¿i^rinFBirt^margg II. For contribution» > Because yon are bald, or are getting bald? We manure they make for the fields pable ignorance of a large class oi Jamestown.11:47 8:50 the Mam>, as above, aa idditional Muss will lie fkM> «W 66fi>6WT WU6 nIM, I car. Erie 2:10pm practitioners of medicine who claimed haatok l aMini •4P(r«an*ntan<) Pot 11:00 44 said on theffrst Tuesda y of each month. Mote- If so, use »tended for potatoes. Possibly for 10:30 for six years that her terrible disease, «M Cur*. A MM» Treatment. RE Meadviila... 1:15 " over, a High Mans of Roquieu will be celebrated iffigle crop this may be the best •hVf* (or HlMMllllWl h» mall. Valua-. monthly, (anilwben poa»ible,on theftrst Wedne s The Alpha Hair Reatorer, use of manure to make the most was cancer. SHE was covered with bit Traatlsa Fra*. C»r««cate»trom Ooc. ; day of each month,) for the deceased relative» And you wilt soon be proud of your luxuriant ! ulcers, given up to to die. Peruna tora Uopi». MtaMm. fMkiMt-men. Aatabula and Plttaburgh Kail way. and friends of the contributors. hair. This is no A«M6Ointributinnof $20 00 will con- MD«). Sample copy free. s«Jiiu»J" Ml tetnKtte»» wfeti carry the hallucination so far as { points at 6:42 a. tn., 16:27 a. m., 12.-27 p. m.. * i~u„tT latía. N W- FITZOKRALD* CQ. kindred weaknesses, should send two stitute a life membership. CAIUMI. Fauat A Laad Atl yv WuMngtOfli D- O ' 2. 32 p. m., 3:32 p. m., 6:02 p.m.,&:12 p. io.,fl: 1 2 Payment may be made in advance, or in W; tweome broody. Thi» in one of stamps ior large treatise, giving suc- ! p.m., 6:22 p. m., 9:27 p.m. and 11:22 p. m. 1 UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. I quarterly installments. im mmy carious little, incidents oc- J cessful treatment. World * IHspen- OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 27 OHIO ST., Eor Beaver Falls and intermediate' point« at Person* living outside of the Dioeeae may be- GARMORE'SK«i»rLm. I 6:42 a. m., 12:27 p. m,, 2:32 p, m., 5:02 p. tu. A« tomtel mmé vaca by him poultry-keeping which are nary Medical Atiociation, Buffalo, .Year Si. PtUr't Church, Allegheny City. i come members by sending their names and con- •nlbillf tMiorinf A« h««r.ngu E»a : and 6:12 p. a. tributions to the fltsAW« Chunceflor; or Rev. titcly iteti Iw thirty y«*n, lU h*ut with _ as phenomena, bat which New York. For Enon and intermediate points at 3 J2 p. then e*«i vlinpm, distinctly. Am Room« open dav and night. Keeps constantly | John F. R. Canevln, Treasurer of the Asylum, «Mi •fc—ryMt, and nm*tm m yww 1» axpiained except on geaer- on hand a Utg* aad well, selected stock of CLOTH, m. si. /'ft»/'« Cathedml, Ptiubwyh, Pa., by.whom tim» without «M. DaaM«« Cirrul*» 'ples. Fatness and reproduc- ROSEWOOD aad WALNET CASKETS and For Alliaaoe and intermediate points at 5:03 their favors will be gratefully acknowledged. Fim. CIUTWX • Do MtteOecamd 1 i p. m. by bcnfu» r*r drumt. Miw* w fk»Mt)r are incompatible as a rale, es- THE Towa Council of Dublin has COFFINS, of latest improved style», and at iwxewM MtttcuU Emt Uns »ftau- orrally rtH»c*d raft. SHROUDS and FLORA I, WM, A, BALDWIN, Manager. t,T> A WKKK.»ltsii»vathi>m»s«silyma

La4jr Frederick Ctremllsb. au mm JO irt> licitili t Lot for Um IH»- p m MP AID. JTQ^ BEATTY S 27^STOP BEETHOVEN ORGANS FOR ONLY $79f NEW GOOD8 I mm « Brit» The Press Association Skipton cor- $125 for $79 ine», Kirkel I lente. I and I ft toae. li PVeete, \ • nr^EO afTVSOCfAV tUmnph ofm Un* o rergal MAKCi liallaeaIS. i TWarta , onputt fi voxi la* 1I km«. 1Steel Sarin**, Kick»' 11""ft, tone» «, Ö >Ooaple r Ha'tnonfone, respondent telegraphs—The follow- MMtjfì" U in twwne,j HawrtaiMnj ej kN bieca TV'PIMMS PtTCffRb Ml Rileir ACTIO, HtN I laeablee ththee pewerpower*t. A DnMnl AT ». AU (M faithful «IM hwre <*H»plel»i (Mr AU Freight* ninni om, profuaelv oma- AJTD SOUMDISA DUAKLM. Forteort». «B OmnOriuHdl OrgaOr*»no EneeStOKaeeStnet . ing letter was written on Saturday by awaled wHh faeatfcaiid earr- I M Blabt Knee Stop, at Aatemade >«—Ij Iwl yaer, ere, nlw kfitiwteljr dia- Prepaid. tnar«. Manehiiilmeil ao me 27 Useful 8tops. I Va >e stop. « Right Willi Data- Lady Frederick Cavendish to a local HI ti» aake tbe dlrt or da«t ICello.»ft. UM f Heledla I per, n left Day «* Daeiiwr. panaad, UuJ to obwit Mm Fut of L«t Thoi ta|kly aea«oumI ajhl S GUhuxiUa. i MaaaalSab- clergyman, who asked permission to 27 STOPS Irllii drfid.otll stand Ma» testAhi , M ft teae. t Beardea, TIM SETS REEOS. J.FTRT O H Mil » d»T it allowed, Sundays ef aay omdfe, hàndjgtifna Mft teae . ® Saxaphoae, V ft dedicate a sermon to her on the late rohbSl Var&tab finitili aad tona, T VW dl (Jambe, I ft!, lOoun Toaatra Rom, I'ataated.) WILLIAM SEMPLE'S, eMMAwl. xo V^Mfcieaned «ad nnaami ione, I lHap&Àoi!, Sft tene j. let. Èri ftin win* AunçAowlIeed» Chief Secretary: ed wltft erafeeeaoe detfaae » Viola Dotée, t ft teae. 101 M. /M rttmvmtfrmrllfrr, Rmés i i. Tfcli Mat fai aot to la takaa until about In BOM. rr IS BriLTTO Qrendrti|w»ietieie. Iftteei* . fUL Set BttmUfia PUrait) Beffi, "The Dublin disclosures, do, indeed, SETS mm ta#r MOT FOtt SHOW, n Il Vrearta Horn * ft «uà, 4th. Ort Jubilante figlili« Ma. le dwii'iUit of a pinoti In It Harp letica. It V« H B- ME Sit fWrr/W Se*. Saaa £««<•. lAel, 167 A 160 Federai Ht.% teach the awful lesson contained in TOVOUE tha mUUunalre'anortor AHI) ' aut. U Sebo, » ft teae. I f tC SM .'atiiwl VMx Oii—t' lUrém. parmimina ia greeted to «al í»>b REEDS. I woaid «nwawii ai bowdwr jI * Dulelaoa, 1 ft toña. M I ftE Saio/ fh* Sofi Otite Stetti. m the last verse of the third chspter of et a arine mi. Contalo iClarionet , >ft toae i IT VetaI Stb. SM i.f DuietaHa Renta. util tab an sat to be Mtd at uuap Starnili. Pocket roe J Oeleeie, • ft tone. UVlotlaa, ALLE6HEMY CITY, PA. the Second Samuel. You will, I am Beatt j'» Patent •arie, TreWoTOUprlghti Bei- ! Sta. Sria&VD JoW-I I Otti, M r 'taripnet e r OrMr Knd» sure, forgive me if I beg you, before Stop Aot ion. sending the manuscript to the prin- Special Offer to the^eaders of the CATHOLIC. ÎI0VELTIK8 l\ I>RI:SS tOSI», i, A «afluinafe allow« ! ia the evening. The ters, to look through it, first, with tbe If gott will remit nu $70 and th« emmurrd Coupon within lO day» from ike dotaNE W ALBATR0S8 Sl'ITINUM. quality af IM need thereat, a<*»rdio* to the Jim-oof, I wiit boa and tkift vm ilUi Organ, with Organ Bench, rte.Boom,, cxoel/ y special view of seeing if there is any tttf roM NEW FRENCH CLOTH SUITÏNÔS, gallina et nflltr Chrietieaa, doe* aot aioeed the same at I aaU for OIOJI. You Amid order immodiatrip1 and latrr than JO datti from date. OM yMir « te*t triai ffintn NEW BLACK FRENCH BUNTTNfl«, tka faith of aa erdieary »«al. word that could be turned into a de- i Jf'uUff warranteii for 81s yn |rear». £ £, NEW NI NK' VEILLINCK. I. AB kMa offrail, breed . xptaUa and ftah sire for vengeance. You will readily j understand how I must shrink from Given under my UJ ara aUawwl at the collation. At tkit lime, bow B4RÜ4IÜS BLICK (M* H M KR KS. «ver, «gis, bettor, milk aad «^mn are permitted any such feelings. | would rather, Hand and Seal by tba Cherch only to tbaee, wbo being bound to as I reverently adopt the Lord's At SÏJ Centn, worth SÍ , extra ralaa, 48 ineh- Prayer on the Cross, say, 'Father, March 17 o« wide. fiut, lire wheoe tba e*e of auch artiolea at tba At $1 00, «heap at $1 forgive them, for they know not what Cm re«*l^ ""H(iC«inatwaM| ran tin r of I Uurgain la W ioeba eoUetkm baa grown iato a awoa. Bat tbey ara COUPON widr. they do.* The law, I know, must CATHOLIC. At »I 25 worth n Ml, special valso 43 mchei Ml »lbl Ii el mn there at tba oollaiion oa Ali tad S>ttt laraaSbr Bank Man, eoa» Offici) Hnaey Order, Beglatered letterHi . RxprMa Pre- take its course for the sake of the un- M. or by cbeek oajjarBaat, if (arauiM vitata aa«e froaa ikidak him^^a Wninnali»; ar Good Friday. M una xo anceat Ala Oeapoa for S4S ea nari pajrwcaat oa my celebra!Br.t k happy country itself. 1 pray that j ST Me* «ISA Parte«' Orgaa, wlth Beanti, Aoofc, ate.. prttdlng the raah hatanee ef Stt 7. Oeeerel eiutom ha« mad« it lawful to drink eeeoxnpe nlea Itla oonpon; and 1 wllleond yon a raretptea bill In full for e Iti. and box aad neither the unspeakable greatness of I aklD eoa the Organ Jaet aa tt la adrertlaeil. fa II y «amuited for aU jroaia Monry rufuoded « ourtald'M lilac k Crape. fat Iba —talag *OHC warn liquid, a*toa. coffee , atta iatrreat trom ine dato of reaailtanra If not aa reprveratrd after one Trar'a uen, or tbla ihnalati mad* with water. my sorrow nor the terrible wicked- | nxiiriud,.I DASrilllIr W. MttATTT 8. Xeatfbity aad mwtom ha»e eathori«»! tba ness of those men may ever blind PPEICNT PREPAID. Ata fnrthrr tndaeeioonl for ykd yoa ortkr Im- M KW BLACK SILKS! r mediatelr. «Hhin ih+ !• dajrah I am«to «r. pmj frt ijrhi uae af brf iarttai of butter in preparing fish, either myself or any of the English on Iba ahorra orgaa lo yoor nsarrut rallruaraft. P. O. MonaIn y(ffw U variety, at 12$, 15, IS and 31 ope te. or while eeraing children at tba breaat, persona OrdarI, lifiilirw!I l«t»r RHHpVIMHSHSPHHHHHua, ^rprca PrqMüd. or by Baak (Üwmk To« mar iaeaap asciplto by telegrap teto«ra|»h 0oiJ¡i1 laM da<ÍAVf and matreiatlt^ bbj^y^ «alcalli c-c-nfeaniday« ftildtf. which wlUaiimre^^g^^^J *'L. C. Cavendish. » tfeto Biactüünsni úutraiMBt In trod cowl wttfeoul dalay, batto» this ifMelal priw, FHOITPllWOItDKR BQIYEH IMMIDUtlLTt. obligedto bar d labor, aad ali wbo throegh weak "P. S.—I can't say how deeply I MM hat without injury to their health. feel all the kind sympathy shown j ; DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey, ^wptrai wo nEtim urna 10. By itiapramtirm the am of Ink meat it ! me, most especially by Lord Freder- j A VERY i'HOICK DISPLAY 0V allowed at aay time on fteeday*, oaoa a day on ! ick's constituents."—Dublin Free- | Monday*, Taeaday, Thursday*, and Setwdeye, |man , Feb. 24. GREATEST IND BEST OFFER OF THE SEASON TÌLMPORTÉD FRENCH AKW WHITE CiOOD*! WHâBLil Our Special "FAR* ami GARDEN" Offer! with the el caption of Holy Thursday aad the *n aai|«illi4jMii>y uacabar "form and Oarrfaa • xquisttr design* in Flower*, Birds, Polka Dot. •aeood aad laat Saturday in Lent. Beautiful Near Barred «coda. NKAK Billings, on the Yellowstone il I twWWÉBrtf^î^*, ^ II. Paieona exempt from the obligation of i irn naa • I IBHHB **.J'2J»'earaítW"*lara»eadCea*B,-e«aBtlin farii river, stands a h an (¡stone column 400 A IIA.VD.Stl.MR LISE OP footing oa aoeowat of aga or bard labor, are not DRESS FABRICS feet high known aa Pottpey's Pillar, )úlUU ™U Ufortriil^^H^^^^ÌS restricted to tba ese of meat at one meal only on i * _ . , ... r ^^ ^^ la <«54 Bed Q joly 29-1 y JOSEPH BROWV. NEW DE8IONS. r offered. myth that a European lady eould go be- ' there were only eleven stormv Sun- yond her house unattended, has been ! days. Eight stormy Sundays in BoOftet^ New R.bbttu, New succession is an event which [ MILK M IHHs. I inww, Now Elownr«, New Tip., NawUe««. exploded by experiment and practice. we * Ki'< «loves, N,,« Voilingj, Now Indeed, aa a matter of personal obser- have not experienced before in the BEST HIIADEfi, II. Hamborg Embroidwia«, vation, it is worth knowing that the last twenty-nine years." Mother Noble's New Oif.ii<. baaaars of Damascus are the only ! MATIN-FACED SI KAIIS, ?0, rfducwJ from $1 73. ir Uur Stock in all Deftartmacto ia at pre« one ia the East where a stranger, lady ent mmpMe, with weil «eleeted or gentleman, ia suffered to enjoy the I Miiisltr's Gratitadr, sweetness, long drawn out of a thor- HEALING SYRUP. Brocad«* Vrlul« DR. If ARTNAN—Dear Sir: I am Order* M-il l wi soet ough bargain without impertinence TRADK MARK. attention. thankful to God that I can acknowl- 1 certain oure for Dyapepaia, all and Plu»he«. from bystanders or officious interfe- 4 tlKNTS WANTED for the Bert and Fastest edge your treatment (Perutia) of my At Lowest Priccs Krer Offer«?. A rence from Jews and brokers. There daughter's eye has been successful diseases of the Kidneys, Lirer. Stomach, Skin, »"ing Notorial Books and Biblca, Prire, u always real business being done in rwluced 33 per cent. NATION* Puaumi•« Co and satisfactory. I would be glafl to Blood and Bowels. Philadelphia, Pa. iy.|3t coin of the realm and in barter of the have the public have confidence in Ca n produce thousands of letters proving its curat ive qualities produce of the interior againtst the you. N. B.—Please make your fees ! BAMLOW'8 INDICO MelJBt wans of the storekeepers. in reach of poor people. Remember An old and long tried remedy. ¡ Alwaya" Uniform, All did work has disappeared, and the tender mercies of the wicked are i Applicants for Agencies address P.O.Box 2801« New York City. 33 sortb second Wntt, riui^Mphja, Pa. anything really good in brass, steel, cruel. REV. E. BALDWIN, apt 1 2 ronr dm« Applet.—Belling, according to quality, at $2 10 Mchm a*at heaMh or pleaaan, ail joral i i fiat, eretto M @4 74 %» bbl. • la beariag »»ma aa h* taialu Saad t resemblance to a dog-collar, we have MWt nia» tar c.talaeg eitti pnce liât mar 10 l y | Batter, Choice creamy, 35@40. good effect. DIED, mar 10~13t AD0LPH STUEBNER. Sat«* Rarly, Tery Dwarf. <* to le lariut), Be aae. Prima naviee, $2 70@2 75; memiw fitk The saddlery shops, which form a At her residence in Oakland, 14th ! Kequire* M Huehlng. KxquWIte Plater. $3 SO ^ bnah.; lima 5J@6o » ft I k»o»tch«b Feather».- Choice, 0O@65c ft. •ar.lUaatia«»« Waaelty »hu«. laataaaWa dnotetiea Nos. 904 and »od Weit Baltimore 8um, Hotetiyr.-ln a jobbing way, $3 S0@3 75 ft most salient parts of a horse are hard- reward of a well-spent Christian life. •t all tha Novelties «C the aauaa. turnedfree a a all aiialiraa B».A Itimore. N& txs Plfth Averne. H. Y ly his feet and his tail, but if a emrte •Maa^nia^a at • I faaw Ca lai aaaa, reatalalaa a Iwt PITTSBURGH, PA. May the rest in peace. «I» «afiatieaTatateaa. atth aa|dicit dSecttaas for iiiliwa oct 7 em 46 ek>v r pata, te .piti 1 feh 3 .1m .«^^«rT" ' - buakwheat. blanche be given to a Damascus capa- B. K. KUaa A un M lanla; Mmt, New Trrh 1 s(«also y ft. nsoner he will leave little else of the mar IO tt eow #s 00

h Imlttuctü. A RARE CHANCE. pend heavy fringes to cover his face, Gold aad Silver, Poultry.—Ckickena, 75@85e f| pair. aad la hung with bells and tassels of Mrs. C. McDonald, Johns- Rage.— White mixed cotton, 2®Sios all-wool. town, $8 TO $300. WING tn failing health, I have ooealaded to AHTSMATIC IA1|, unequal lengths, often respiting down $13 20 j •all my (took of Booka and Dtetionary, and OB •• NO TENSION" SEWING MACHIN! . UMI MD El.r.0 4NT O The only Henini Marhlae tbat can be Timothy, $2 I0@2 15 $ buah^ clor to the keeps. With alt Uns there yet Richard Boyle, Du Bois, 10 00 j reet BIT at«» aad dwelling. Tka etaad, being er, $7 7S@8 5tf. tmORTHEST OP WITH SAFETY TO HEALTH remains the saddle-cloth, on which Rev. J. Bullion, Homestead, 6 00 j entahliMed orer 30 yea«, ia widely kaown, end San you AFFORD to be without it ! Salt. No. I, $1 20 $ bbl-. No. 1 extra, $1 30, raoeirea a libaraJ »here of patronage from the dairy, $140. tbe greatest efforts are lavished, till it P. J. Reilly, Greensburg, 4 40 DIAMONDS, WIBcea * (Slbbi S. M. Ca.. R3R Rroadwa*. M. T. Rer. Clergy, Raligtooa Iaetitutiona and the laity. r,r «914 renn Ata., Pittaburch. Pa. James Ward, do SILVERWARE, RT(. Taliom.—County, 7|(o}7ta oity, S|@8|e. is braided and broidered and studded 4 00 ) To tha right party this ia. truly, a rare obance. eov 11 -lit eow id n Thomas Claffey, Washington. All Gowda, Book a, htatiecery, Beeda, Croaeee, 8° 8 R»» U4; prime Bio, with shells into sufficient splendor. 2 20 Lewtrt Cuh Prim. 10J; Old Iroeernment Jam, 20&22. Soger: Mrs. McGovern, Grampian Hills,2 20 Ac., Ac., will be sold at ooet for the next SO dayr BI«; PAY to aell oar ^.rr /V.a, ^ I JOHN J. MURPHY, P1W frW Mrs. O. McElmeel, Delhi, 2 20 JOHN MITSCH, £VH - A Co Clavel, granaUted1 , SU^/fcÏWOSÂ 130 Grant rtroet, opposite Cathedral, P'| mame»y 9727 2IR« aow I VIA !!. SyrupL3 ...: maple. , 40« —« » •"gallon , choice Per John J?. Thompson, for IBWELKR, ^ 24 Pittsburgh, Pa. Tnoors have been sent to Arcos, C,n» Pvahaae. fc 2Hc" Oarolina, 7* James Carey, Birmingham, 20 00 » Xo. IM Federal atract , STOVES w«a uranam & Co., ! ^7»c fi m; i^uiniana, 6^7ic. Spain, as it Is feared that an attempt Per Henry Sctmlon, for ALLROHKNY, BAü«Fs /Vorieioaw.—Sagur cared bene. 12J@12} will he made to break open the pria !JNKUK£ HiC MAXUFACTPRBRP, * ft; sugar cured •hoelderc, fli@S}o; heeon F. J- SehetUg, Carrolitown, 2 20 ' KMTASI.I*BCD 185». HA I. KM. I No preparatu>a and only a n u AND ! »»««ldetr», »it* abort rib tidee, ISq short clear MB there in which the Black Hand Per Richard Bogie, for HOKKSTY, TRUTH, AMD FAIR VEAL- K "" a pea aeedefl. Sape- sg' Liberty Street, i Uie; dried beef, 13}a;tate* pork, $30 00 « theialists are confined. Patrick Crow, Sheldon, % 20 ! ISO MY MOTTO. i Hnra m~.