The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], April 04, 1869, Morning, Page 5, Image 5

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Since the foregoing W type, we have re
aneived thea advertish mentwhdehp sentence, id
on the fifth page, byWhi t  aderstand that
Mros expenseon Rote wil give Readings from
is and Amere in t authors, fridayievesing,
ret, whoit died ores Tsaageth os80th ult..
wa throughout prise e wta ie and i.-the
dSine thable foregoing was in p-tyemot we the e
welfe of this, drises native ety.h l be foqtnd
on the fith Samuel J. Petersh iJa understand thatldwe
and Mr. Locket, heRoa will give Read ings from
huhmental An developin autors, nridayroveningft
Apri th. rye.
DEATl or Ma. FmTa .--4aw ies P. Fr -
ret, who died on Tesdar, l.t -80th nit.,
was throughout eal6 di'ethe and en
iefnalgable in his eoto' proote the
welfare of this, his native city. C njoe4t4y
with Samuel J. Peterse James H. Ca-i:ieU
and Mrhe. Locket, hbe a greatly in trig
Reminital cenes, which we rearces of the
ocrleas onthe ý-bring pssagei fwhich swe
tplae indaeas. e sjneal hea-iosadoey on4
dethat accounth : the factf Iri t
enro eixt .ttoironre. hiaý, supleyuawt.
WeMy boay t weesf Mr.oEdwar had be McGorikd the
tride, he wetei pibab)ly have ,ibla lariy g
)lage preinter in Poolhfney. In Lis iesonal
Reminiscences," which we read thi -week,
occurs they foroiag pask is-ge, 9 c1orwe
place trundver thsed maeneal heading.solwhy on
that accon anhatt : land without aglea"
Myof sce. host was Mr. Edward Gi when b
nepsain aNew -tIopts gslopts-ts 9-te
usi ht bat fwt: ejnietiy, ý4leoeet t
_i tsoyn dl beI's. ýtIi .d ly
efrom m eet netsaY Mo al regreite
that liquor p-ved ruin not aye
tatI i.ar& g~~A y in tewrnk was
a a e ht~e = k w erwle wm tbd,- i nd
idve mhe rid adl the ib frtion, Iy b that o-n
hen ,nhr Ltre Ya Deti eto. ha
lug 's .- by a.., . . se
menta as; " tbt' asa siip W ; Wne
were ad dsnnsa
my 6beft a* ee. Ere F.bstare wiwasshan
thorizig t uperitende o Water
the city for workd,- ends ia-qwj lor
Wrka to haversed tmaa#y Ieps welle etae
lthat e blre be found. h n the coarse of
ness in Neweeeinta't dolu ntIii ap-ni;
my obeoud o mksn steet, s gasg to pn
gmav sme st that oen
.y borne oe ' 1 e l al
enjoyed the conadence otf' dii i~fowaial
smn. -It thidMllICfte ifof1.d &ret. pleasure.
taJPisalsid k d-coftlmebians oh d hit a bie r
to semthsV. dfeIa alP enda* a.rmer
repiesentativ4'ptieb'ly-aby o ou his a
teghance'to the faith which: is not genetsplly,
in request a i .qg pol catipe..
T ,his-bhppy.-even is, no doubt, attributa
ble in greatart to the prsyers of. a -tos
eoiplIry wife and theinc8eaenc of good
children, as well as the&ndtell gent inestin
trloi of iathr' )oyihan. Mir. 'Pasley, in
conforming to the faith of his beloved fsla
ily, t .ut retarning to the Chareh s f his
anesetors, whence so mady have strayed
during the ladst twr or three oenturies; "blt
whitheI aey w a aiihnoW-a-days returning.
*T ictey idfe ABd h.TninrfenCenfcgo
Pisre, xa'iwoni .-- ro ' tl .tinsipie
Parish, of March 27, we coply the vc.w
ing :
The Redeem torist Missionaries. Fate re
E.45aldBid AblP4d ] e'HaýaradPi is. ,
heart, held their h mamdon a bethe Catholia
church at Pet-ning.* the C in th a nrfrh
is, dearse lwhe e sd eli
21. The church Naas~'
dg tets ahe ls tdWet
madte- mor4i re,, 1'd . th-e
the fet r an rst aiesretae
onarswlptiieseF
m t Tar6'' sre$ l ,n
chu wre athich Raus e to t oprm
atention and ss jb-.ap~eiv efleets.
Numbers'who ed strayd away fGroih'e
fold werd-drollfr t ttSaek'td M e duty, while
other.ee sase ngthedi4n4e of and
dssthesrato t A f wahieb Aetowned
-dem i mtamoeue ri ll r bi
h r ipn this poion of the I S'b
vineyar ; and caryswitha theAithe
Phiars tae wishi r eet thereathd r ont
gr egation , but more slarly ofb these
who were brought bacs oee moe from the
eo age ·Ine e and s lr idt o the way' o? zight
aonnesrt and al eraea e. ..
we learn the sad intelligence of a serlone
disaster to thea thaies dof San Antonio:
Before tbridhbed aou 6o ue will dprobably
mbae oreitn the al· d aeiew of the tec
hea lod ooar dlboeese bylrs Tte  r
their own m W ia whi, ero.Ted
lesaident of the nc a and them-ste
nisahed charity hospital at San Adtoni
this State, ha s be sned during the
st Holy, Wrebr.o h bac e severe blow tin
a dioceae so rat: areaeus, and yet so poor
in wortldl oo n T.e oes d tb echsn
o u ,s'd at, tet. e Erpe
uidlstates ~t' yehlehi renow adono
he stervice of this Holy Season in or
Cathed wereo baby v Ino edifying habt
mthave been e uolenm d e ,~ tsao dhe the
ie sienc of the r weaer, and thersat
firos thoue h spial atedauen
the ir o vic m thsHeanme ove
byer touhsiml aoat
rin w h eowhleed theuai
Ives edi ba Fther
Clianbodut, V.* .
TIlE COWIE*TA? *t UCATIIOLrC CHURCH.
Tbio grand vocal and iiatrauental concer,
fe the benefit of the Catholic church of
our town, took plaga laotheturday evening,
the proceeds to be firet devoted t6 defray
ing the eopenees lnenrred in tbh purchase
and trans ertatieI froi. Europe of aix
beanuifil statiese *hich now adorn our
charch. Somb amurteen or fifteen of onr
best amateur musieians, of both sexsc, had
generoausy offered their services, and the
musio was probably even better than might
have been expected. Notwithstanding tbe
inclemency ot the weather, many persons
from the country were in attendanoes, and
the audience most have numbered over
four hundred.--Opolousas Courier.
IB. 'P. Webhe, 11f Cazial street, near 8t.
CharleS. haoa5itnL t a the requtrametofor a co,
plot . s ht55abma t am aaza r BOrJ4 an ·am
atook of shirt. aod onderear for goatletnen is '-ery
comprebcnoiro, and new ready mr iospection.
S-sol - u Ithin
Hourefg deoubts *n we4 glance at,
this sfa~ hl readr s a by ounsr
givn hoim nd e . er Va d aem b4 a s-n
ig-daMi imesito palm them oefor
'She eteing wttelet The sounter(eit bling
exposed, be Irougbt toe. relutia t con
feassion that his own merits are n6t.so gate
as he once theaghtdaem. In this number
he says: "About ; this tabqeaslityj we
have our doubts; nay, we know that the
ears of our readers have been jarred by our
monttone, however variedthe vsey ti. whhjl
websave endeavored to attne It." 'He may
welIo say that the eas of" ha tiaier to s
may have been jarred by"- sud bldaphemy
as the following, wblbak awe4a1 i .
lbow .ths bii gnyo, trsucalenst Englsh
, O an dpt'mams to odtW yiiis elf dp .As
eas of the: arlr r, of -
ý4uase ".-,me-sa&s-igr -
' . r. -Je" -rcl
wonul
iddtlato oT bt 'r th itt'
iast w ae iw t ihele- ellametale S pt woe
over the, . e oe co 4 of a o
gep bqur ns, and. inetOdi "yeau'to
the streets ff. aMexican "-if he
tpinof ictever, h er, esw we as - ights,
nwe were brought to bayby a squalitd rowd
of ekperos, teaded by a oaedpriest and
eommnagpdw:to mneearet.iR ,hbat? Fo a
carriage driawn by twoAes siq pt, inside
it a-*tea:'* - ,afV.eor,.-d y-,ed 'the
" Host;" rel Iy to our
own r Id fora
h Uion we been accultomed
to, and could no yield.
Young Cr ton.
Heads o  alid rf of Sun
day Schools wil m.nd& Is this montly an
admirableaid' itthbwork- of n iterestiag
and inatenn thf v=9avernl nhargeks Pric
fifty ran~n a nr o
American Agriculturist. April, 18 9, New
York : Orange Jndd, &Co.
The " Excelsior" motto of the publibhers
and editors of the Ameri~ts a gricfultrt,
is well illastnited In- the number for April
-let, a copy of which' has, come to hand.
This number, like others, contains 44 don
ble quarto pages, including a -beantifel
tintedecover- containing an origiuralearge
engraving.: The opTbef strus is literally
.gacked full of fie;, pleasitag, and instrute
rite,-abrpar bysd bny eo besr-psanct i eh
mnsn'o in the eoutr3. Alnim'-teoilowAer -
mutitundeonotseaaenable ~ et,a~ abewtrde
paottaieatse of eit4-oi n an a iuan-datn tnra
t1*, 'W1lblo ?Ounkt Kgreat volua ak~-pazr
tichlarly te "Calendar of W-ork -" -to be
done during the month. The 35 ,ely ex
ecuted enurlvirIge ia this number enibrace
many Kemns of the art, including large car
toons of " The Chainge of Pasture," " Her$
ohs and their Nicsts," "The Noe* Comcru '
etc. An amasing "Picture 6tory for the
Times," will interet. tbe relocipedists.
Taken altogether, the America'a Agricullts
ret is unequaled as 4 beautiful, reliable,.
practical journal for the farmn and garden,
and for the household, whether in city, vil
lage, or country.. Terms, *1 50 per year,
or tout copies for *5; single anmbers, post
paid, 15 cents. Orange Judd & Co., pub
lishers, 245 Broadway, New York.
C. C. HIaley, of Commefital Place and Poy
stnck of itueratureof any eutAbhlshnui tia the Ranth. irs
ol thestslterary Mad centific ropers and Magazines
of Unrope an America.~
ha._ eiw: and prid have . 
: tr t ..m 4.
sic ý . ^" ' ý
4a ý
exta 7 0j double extra tai t
choice mena $toit l 30.Jl mei
ythselie !Awpde o w'
-tior f ,tD l- t7 e 0t
Jnurt tf os
# ou-Tr e ,e m& L o w _, bbl far ea L --.
' ý ul~rsKOmaavvlt k
las ee review Ar lePar all f . M rark
been mcsier fory tb m or 1el.
clear rib eidea at 17_t t W7., cle r ri be at 17 h lt ,
_ 1_ lP- o q --A "
|rr us .BACONr 7a i gli an an -.
Nayeraarcs 44i
hre SdAiLoil-5 ho lransr lbIleLabd.e
atl ti a t Is .. .. as t etP 44 .
Lit - a Co ................. week, with il
st 15c; tnrs i
de low _ ec...... . .................e..o o e do .-
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ek"
beef o on lad ause la 30th jn
ke a t 61 ei.ig ab - ,lL
fontse~b Gama bee beeSVsnO h
sere. and sales have been meade aso$10
O;een l570 Fr7, trYIY b' .
ong wter the 150 B iso T , me at_ *
are lower, and now coesaisd SI to I7. par !_
fun - bbL.
l kaw---l t it::- "
th yard f.Ia the tt rer sacarcelxr
led for tt .n o t AA Stock fair. We
quote nominally t to rPs. whe layatrfor beeatnacohn
atlin IO I betters and prior hpew more~th frA
- tor te i nn a e0 o l eret.
are as follows s ((cold delpla;
e to It. i P- O
GoM1ld Ia1.l~t 11111 if ýworu
Otie decline. ande t oUY lllw 1 y
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erase 1commadlt, Iub I
Waeur-Th, am.e lricea, tall un.aettla4.aod
eceerate quotations oanaot ha ;Ureat teV
there lseabtier feeling andan upwer oms td
fromOW s ae no sofre Weqot Western rec.
tiled at Plc peytui~ea t  lttn ii~ Bourbon, pure,
$1 St; to la..:.
;mabarm pmi- will
Beano Aga socotdin to r lity and4 lengths). 614 to 19
655toE
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Mosey Ui~at.
With a~s &I~llnt Fr Ed tiesmero picelt o
proer is easier. Thereb ee. ltwwer ben0 qca
decinei ctiee etrect· rate hich my etilibe, sot do
sate a-oredby uqneilclaeble ct-iera4. en I to 1 4`
foIa n i em nteeaeh1o~ olt
~rrrta~j4iS far eacend grade. The~l
den~J1 rate. Ia oward oj-tvednoitn. an goo4
far ea ··- · ..e, toItat ullled.Enls, XXX pale
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