The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], March 07, 1869, Morning, Page 7, Image 7

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Brss. b I hvO
", te b , ah il aose sI
over the pan-lg Ini· let lt low Bre.
witout any.wae, tillthe, gvy t, .etwo
at of the leaet turn it abo.t as it b Ste
theo brown, and take eari~ t not be
Y&nt ofabotill water to.,l7i.m ws bi.W,,;
ad labpahd pt in thke broall a
brown-a , strained, a ab  esota
oe b ia lnies edlaE mooth in a ittle ofe
.soups, and ew , some fied oree
hueat isa nager . tl t t he oup Is ta
a for tepriet t lemon tust bersad
tfrhe megt;t i t he wr boee ut it lasses
brown, and take carp that it does not be
e orat all brned add a little mor than
pint ofboiling water to it, :Trim it aIeop~l
r or more. Wben the meat of toy
cad i com poad pt inlwe broin ,add
brown vy, strained, a tablepoo nful
e miedamtooth in a little ot
Ssoup, and if wish, me o fried fore
eatp on at table trim ther sup boil
tly for twenty mip :;aljust beforp
ring t into the tureen two glases
herryr Mad one by owine, o ce of a
A poonfueal of to en roh aor
mushroom powder, stewed in vg,
by soup.me thought an iprovemt.
Fgg Bovp.-Make the soup as in the -
g reoempt . of -pen e-or -ground a doe
ave ready. some poached eggs-oe 'far
pumperson atv table; triakem them e,and
n the soup in the tureen, p them in
ly one by one. Poached eggs may
be added to 'val or Wcb)een-broth *bd
frina soup.
Ogysterlbreessazl-Open arefally a dozen
plump natives, take of the beards,
u theliqor, and rinse the oysters in
SOrate four ounees ravmb of a stal leJt
to fine light crumbs, mince the oyters,
t hot teo small,and mix them with the
d; add one and a-half ounce et god
utter broken into minute bits, the grated
of half a poall lemon, a small salt
poonful of pounded? mace,.ome cayenne,
little salt, and a large teaspoonful of pars
ey ; mix thes ingredient well, and work I
t_ tother with the unbeaten yolk of
ln egg, and little oyster liquor,- the re
minder of which can be addedto the nace
which usually accompanies this.forcemeat.
THI CELTIC RACE.-Mr. Monsell, M. P.,
and an English Minister of State, in a re
cent addres before the Irish Statistical
Society, thus replies to the thread-bare
charge that the Celtic'origin of Irlshmen
ounts for the prebent impoverished con
dition of their countay:
ac es o our more
rapii progrsess This certainly is not bar
ren speculation. It touches our conscitence
wl our hearts. The answer most
we ste eer aie o0 the Channel a
that we are Celts, and that the Celtic race.
want these qualities which are necessary to
dustry, that it has flash but no steadiness,
that we have not the depth and perse
erence of the Saxon. Yet it is certain thaC
the Irish people are not more Celtic than
he people in many thriving parts of Eng
nd, and that among the most Celtic por
ion of the English, manufacturing industry
made rapid progress. The wholesale
masee of the Britons by the Saxons Is
ow acknowledged to be a niyth. Although
aon took the place oftn ,, .Celtic
hief, the mass of the ly
ne-half of England ·semainedit
he Saxon ainvmlon; and in North -
and nd Yorkshies a proriof
he names signed id the II.
o ertqra. and-deeds westelti,: On the
, someet the ce tiu oflIreland,
a9.Ti ~tht~ C ~d asidered to e-a
biti luot e r. attribted tob the
_i believed to be'lse Celte pu otL
v. Raennt in I .prove that the
w and otn he ancetent Irish
not n ely saez to, but nealy
.hri, ed glo-San.
even ?fwe accepted the pop otion
e Irlih ate a Celte aepie, does it
that tbey are therefore inpable of
inustra - The Oasts ptar~te
as I have sid, are thriving and
es. The valley of the Clydehas a
.of mueeualrotnrs. In Beltgium
Is Celtic "ge and the ,alley t.tho
in wl~ the giutest industrlal ao
vity is visible. Those who believe the
race to be ieapabbe of lndnsrlalpro
harve-only to ook mdres tbe Atlanti
_ l ahfan Ql Whada, $i kelm Whllt Mmr.
4a Eastern *istr sag: " Whatever may
the age f the world, it 1 alatesoogehto
better Uibsa it s.
ser s so=t. .
.u on. todd I
dotes.eoret. tery
An es -an .witty p:b t -
if d d6 Mthi a seel , a e"
lIow ee. . s.Y sa
loswreip, "I ths but wi it ae asi
doe;d horse ts"' a gi-L;be rivesit _ art."
aSheridan - oa eto hls yen Tose
about his ingt debt. aid ask i
if he did slotg s - hits £800 a ye*-. aey
eTwo boys were sent tow water
mellon, and as th were belni'týýchome
said one to taye t - De l
e, 'cos if it be swell havl
deer tooe' 3V .
ig here, and ea' take ae y hone."
Lly ouessed it d weMit y l--bau t i dat i.
Bilyf, 'cos i iti bak wellha
" Tust to P~rovidene f Y p,ý" said s
loving husband, on geeiog his widLe ttempt
to rol-barrel of flour up stairs. 4' Trust
to Provideneot ! was her retort. " Do yeo
suppose that Providenet wil emse aad
apressi me whileo the the devil is astding
looking on t" -
A choleric old etlemmn, becoming en
ful servant, a 'P mer li sZonda w yodet
I shall go out of my-wo .. etar
To which the honest old servitor replied`,
SWell,there loa e "Wael idort, ter-you
.won't have to go far I"
A gentleman entered. an omnibus not
log is cecarryýg wish Am ba, wlt
he placed on she seat beside _Boo
aftlyaer a upg vika· t
surmellon, and and tion as her neighbor,
who remained perfecly uueonscious-of her
a couple of sothed on the ear. The
ulted oner at length tveta ad to ask
why le had become tl ralpid-bt of these i
favors. You pinehed me," exclaimed the
lady furiouly. Theo ntlemir made n
reply -bst, loo Pg dr the seat, bragh
to light hile lothe th ter, whi ich
Toad eshic he t old rvitor r
"Wepublican journel, Febuary 8th ste-yso:
W on't have to go rer o"
m gentleman enftom etrm we leann tn t
many of the Mdndignaction t houses adhbr,
inwho remained perfeey onso of norther New York,
ta of othinpd ext on t. h eir. The
and bartrous in the lengast degntre to e.
SThye haevd bco show eiptiit of there in
aors. to ue pinhed- whelh wsime p thea
lade furiouasw. They nteesn* made no
mirnute tn whlh te ar eat, brught t
tobeen t up i pltir weeklobster, atinh
ohadfene Old men ad w ea were fore
o lENboLwND:-Th he ittebur a o stand upinc,
'Weixnnii'heljfBtit regard twr els$.et
abmeolutely, and friot.e e learn thati'
many of the Mgsrhastae ponet8 house a6d
in sommunity of Liverpool terokn.place on Jan
stnaryte of thi, n Gor ih Haldiagr The el
and barbdrous in the larst degred te. thee.
T dnhe was eevi handned thhos t ae tthin
the hstitrtiMoore," . r .. Medo, d
onrced to at e msl~e wbh a pu deliver an
fappro r the ble addrWomen ldn have
Sater, i st whot waits til tall iog
abolutely rn riot.
meud.-.PaIe.
a tab
berp-si $Nety abhermiest o
ý"!ir.as oud~teat :,A gsorts
s lpobrej sd lat leiaed o
to ax derain Is ajalinie
.b aqI be lbequaetlyU: .hd~pes
i Fen nn; & if 1laabra·wre i # t
,CayugWhalaks. Polate d If
o ommon paraoses p e aiad neuumber
DWARE-STOVES-COOPERAGE.
N. JO DY, -
Importer and ~ia C- ql . Br Mere'. atb, a .
A large ea e ,,t.t. e Goodo eastatly Ou
bea. Ageut a &Wen -incriMba-le
fees 000LoSW These. arm meOr,
tar Woed or Coal. The Stovel oalms be" • "
Sto stead the astioe of cl Pairtes a truly
drsteles Stave, wvi in tide ut"al the latest im ve
,ae. abo Stve N y are a OIb
.Call iuiin ilour ntook.s -  ,
A O, La. & ZABL'E,
116 .,.........Poydra s Bre-or .... ....116
ao. s , etwneeam aap aed eMaae io l sies.
A.U H0 , A-E-. FO-W- ./_H ,'YALLI
" BARLERY'HEAF " OOOKING STOVE,
- For Wood and Coal.
A1,d ~a lerrin oflera' HARDWARE, CUTLERL,
Paiuja, Ola, Varni.),, Wtudow GOLas, Ogice, Bazroam,
a eobag Stvese, rtrwee, eta& . tahpeaterd' Toolds.
&,lot. Makers' Hardware, House tuarnibhpg Goods,
and Mauaactourer of TIN asd SHEET IRON Ware,
457......... Dryades Street............467
- Above the Market, Now Orleap.
esttalioa g*raiitod, osr*ooreardoed. fI 3am'
JI . AITKENS A 802,
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ear lhIadfaa. 1o isdr n * alrad esamboae, acn
Alae-tnats, Ot1, Varua bes. eat Window 4Ihas.
SOOPER'AG *
I am now oghetd· for esal, ar tebg coa " &IM
a a" oe usbo eret. eorestaiys,-.
lamn a aeIIt eel.
COOPERAGE,
at, as and aa rWokMstrts%, lRswa Bleanw and cast,
awsA2 LONDIEO, '
New Orla_,
Nelataeq BaIrs tHiirklitia and Ironpontd Work
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Importers and Dealers In
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS,
W --,Camp iifet, law Oriame.
Just reced a crmplate aalaweent a the s la obia
ted PLarL PI.ape which we a gel at edata iea slt
the qar o Ad thee wene Weaar
m ea plaq4 t easketa. rs rile
Particlar attuti paid te Tents and a*alrbg.
Gle . a call before puarobaang elaewhere ad eon
inmas yezselvea that we otr the et bargaie 0 t
TOBW YOK *1WPe8h PI4.hOS. -
Whilst Chofhelrg aurd lywaxent their Flence to
the Perl apoatton, wher both get a 1 edal. an aft
now gaar atbll to *teh is the right o e. Webr e
uaa at botea. matnfhtcrlnt Ida mnparlaa Plane.
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