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me for the purpoear
on a hill'
.or " Mounh of
lng ito the
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ator. o4' war t That the
Creater, d h the of extraing
Sohs; .ib hm d a ust necessarly have
S omewha ponding e,
1 ~atr the thrown
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two i.ds d l th left osub
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a "gh d_ din these pleft1handedn an
Snitole.C tully does in the ease
o* '1 ae. transosi on'Mof ot se itzerlna
S·dWiit hab#am, d thssa the apoportion
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Iotdble thaoi dam t it a enot
oitibo~ril~th winr. ad~iet omre puosod.
·1.a jt6l oi thatloj.. of p erlan ofd
discovem triumpth e td e ove lpoble andh
ZiP.a~ Ses.-YAc Ood.i,,tof,
Eeny inh hea te o o birdon ey iabot
raMl as _ t she he t honsidrblere
oi liewimd d1 wien halan , y
ev. t. dowlnp ehsedla from be thhe
ioto ,en andble dows n the forea .
- e a tols-be. The xwildai th a
Tist tu e " s toe voerfy anditern
t ae ie wtl~ t p that sthu pymouti h
have alost wo thes es I-ifesa the
.t hb t.ae ane tesson ot rat e
"en i he f alo theb pro leny ain
dout s t oign adIte sr one s nro tht
MW it nht arom" deaeat 'between I
S. . toisdild u hea aartibuite
developd drkey--apd, in fr of negroes
of th" en neraton-- thoe thvery un
orf-thl~4 bekatltesb bad whe h they ares
Thse "ae beiralrem hle tolaedo stacest
Sin an thean nximal, nd Mrlo Kirby
uauou, onw'mod~at beatifltraitst
toenthe , wouldon t e ema l, a sioe diy- I
.avte fmet wol on the Wsfdba offen ate
d o` iabe tde f. "oat nsn om o
o pe wl frosas thtt baheo raoses
, t-fm t he denmadibeu down the pb not ia
ro e a tt s bae. e twil turke
hi: dael ; ben brte paper on he "Negroa
Thur " sstheo te and srme, Ier
tiotr i a eler p, atnd t w beaeen
througpd ithoda s, e trivhergw.f
aosirsigt otrnpd tha. t the metI
cdby the uwresae n I ea
been, o a or t at Kirati
W rietca vo euid' "Poesn i
N ,pee .in sas tatelo te ai t fi ,o
Turkieysd rm es te aand some
tioen b-ef rmed etb he eo to ssh d 1b5e
era d-e be thdtacssba lch tmo-re
.-&s,,'yrmarkE ansdoe orf
-. Me. 4 r Iot. saa ditns ta
esnnitretdb temweeh
t1e' ahd th ls -W,
W Holy Fathefroisca ot asml to
-. . banE
sr aDttes ofe k usheJatsrst
h. and orde~r';e poriian~oltb' l b
ePi portion ofihe out r :' .
te' wmhohalows hias afore e
SB azlz oure . Half-das e Aifr
S ,toemo chapel a rboointin h
, Th, -b whereer- a o m hass I i
t a di anPd alsby one o ee b
at ieutesots tse Holy hei.~lets
.a d hit whi un _al tng hi.s tak gP.i i
Sit beasists: atae= third mashAi r thise
_, third. m_ ~t Popp-rsoit.the little hoU ss,
- of the.di eo'fiae , and theh takeshe~ cup
'a of black coffee, _which constitutee5 his con
d'sat tan -donly breakfast..- This i the-only
is t on taken by' his T~ollnes benor din
. ne1 , which is t half' past twof exeapt on
- extraodr' ocasions, when tP e fatigues
e of the n e force ir to take a small
r eupooup. t breakfst. themeanbers of
athe aopdi family, who maw eat any-time be
Sin.Rome, ae reeivedin audience. After
w iti the morning letters are brought in.
4 Theletter-bag is brought to his Holiness
I, three times a day, and is always opened by
Shim personally, as are -all the letters ad
a dressed to him from all partsof .the world.
heysre -immediately arranged in. elases,
oafd.en e notatad in his own hand for
the guidan-eof .the offilcals whose duty it
is to answer them. Thanks to his orderly
Systeais, no letter on any matter of conse
aquene ever remains on the Pope's desk at
d night. The -interior-arra ments of the
household are next settled, and orders
for the afternoon% promenade and duty of
o the day given to the lieutenant oi the
At half-pusat eight the Cardinal Secretary
of State is received in audience, and on his
e retirement those persons who have ob
tained special -introduction are admltted,
often taling up the whole tine till half
past ten oclock, at which time the doors of
the grand apartments are bpel to receive
the ardinal Prefeotsof the Conkgregations,
ministers, and other dignitaries, for whom
audiences have been assigned. Next follow
t theprivate andiences of those who have
obtained that honor by the intervention of
e the Maedabo di Oamera. Except on solemn
ocslns, when the throne room is used,
Pius IX. receives in the room which serves
the double .purpose of sleeping apartment
and s tudy.. On one ocasaign a French ofw
oer wasuvery desirous of having an audi
enee, but could not bring himself to per
L form the usual ceremony of kissing the
Pope's foot.. He was consequently about
• to leave Rome without ulfllig his desire 4
! of havls an audiences when the Pope
Sheard o~nhe matter, and t- once sent for
the asreoQ y objeted to, and giving him
f hh lhdtdkiat. The allrt offler was
I completely overcome when, at the loase of
1 thke iaiisnir,' ids E 0 4anded him a
a ilendid aermeo, vaeateMia id to preseit
Sit to himother as a memento of his isit
o Pius IX. After some three' or four
at hours spent in auiences after this fashion,
some repose is necessary. This repose the
Viaer ot Jesus Christ seeks in the chapel,
I in communion with Him whose representa- e
a tive on -earth_ he_ ise. _A few_minutes. are
Sthen devoted to conversation with his
ei hamberlains, after whih, at hlf-pasttwo,
dinner is served. o
The Pope usually dines alone, and is
served by his first valet-de-ohambre, to
whose family belongs whatever remains of a
the repast. This usually consists of sop,-'
a dish of boiled beef and vegetables, anwd
roast meat with rice and desert. On fast
and abstinenee days fsh and white meats o
are substituted for the flesh meats used ona
other occasions. After dinler he takes a
short sita ina a riarm chair.
His next occupation is to recite Vespers
ad Complin, after which, whend weather
permits, he drives out, generally to one or Ti
the other of the most frequented prom'
nades in the city. This is a fvol jte time
for strangers and othern who desire to aee
the Pope. They range themselves in a lie
on each side of the gallery along hich hbe
passes tothe carriage. His Holiness's
usual going-out dress is a white cassock "
with red cape and hat . As he passes he
bestows his lessing on the two lines of the o
faithful at each side.
Four ehamberlains usually. drive out F
with him, and an escort of dragoons ae
compailesthea ortege. One of them, called
the Balrcada, rides in advance, and at oj
bin approaeuh the people the Vstreets range os
themselves along each side, so A &altlow
the eatriagmes topass, oand themselves to
obthai the Ppal Behedletion. -
Whbn arrived at the place chosen, the
Pope usallly saights and mingles with the
erowd, exchanelging kind words with theose
he reeognies, who are always a goodly
number, as his podigeious memory enables
him to reeolleet lmoest pavery one who has
ever been .rese.nted to him. This daily T
excursion is aways tenrtinted before theah
time of Angelus,_ whioh in Rome varies
with the season, from five toeight'clock. 6
On his return to the Vatican, the frst
oeupation of Pius IX. is o reate atins
and Lads ofcthefe l orng da, inwhs eb
he is acompnied by one of his cha ln.
To ths follow the audience.,dedicated
spiia.ll to _matters .of gov ment and
msc .ike. These are usually 'xtended to
Slate hour, sealdom termtsinik before half
put ten or eleven ooloct W1rea the hdi
snov awe all over, s few minute are again
devoted to eonvermsation with the domstiel
presls his Hofinse partakes of a very
frga suppesr, and then retiree forthe night.
This is r e usual rouetine, and isr seldom
interruptedfor Plus IX. has no vacations F
proMperly so-caled for the faw days be
spends at Castle oandolfo, or Porto d'
Auso, arnnot be dignilei. by that name.
ven _thenihdoenJees ar as huomerous as
at Rome, and the busines of the Churc b
never ceases Jn fact, even more than his V
predeaessr 8as Pis5 IX. made himself
the "servant of te servants of God."
-i
EDUCATION nr IUuL.w.-A recent pub- j
lie return on the subject of natlonhl educ
tion in Ireland. ives some intqrestng t- A
tistics respecting the religion of childkeen o
attending the schools. We condanse as
follows :
On the 25th of June, 1868 (how slow oil -
edirk met in giving their "o w"),there
86oCathoics U , u, Established Chureh -
I, 4WPrsbytorimans d al othesu, a86.
* * 1al~Wt~iibr.h.r)~s; iClaus
comine ; ua w at o4 'ilt wMQt the Geo.
., o.f blwelnd are not,_ duiup of 0Gms
"tieat ; ~,ý
S PROFESSIO , eDS.
ala hr r '7inba sanl )
e ,syrs in il HebS idP"N
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a. 6o . . a z ,
0O .ae u r e laroouleAt s eoot
a a to 7 P. ib n.aiOpabsoteharpin -uaels. reetir,
a.estim. Him tm.o we. P,,
r 0 . DD eNIa ]saamobI P 01lC
09· ..............Cs n .·... .........190
ee1- Hesemak atON a sTRree.T.
y clane boare-rs f A. 9 to 1am0 . Xa two 8 f I t so .t
O No. 5l D.yble s Street , Nsi dComl,
srouel. Illa mnpa t0 o'olndk Danish ly
toG ly e rllease.
f ,T too .= OE. •S .F FIE
engaged In tisitiueratientte. Isreet
*e O. fce. - TehousSee te--rsis
f .909, . ... caalStret.:
Mar 1 Tb+ oetr Ur T we tlmiu I1 .
l lt bDte el m'tcoisultd theire D trate b e wit, . -
I iobouxm. 'ioLe _Ssndlt l ly Iou
No. 12 Dryade Street, o Canal,
pposte to nsrebri-e Im p tte ,titat r al branches per.t L
Wtnin nstry. Person wodesrre te the nsertd
t.heae a m h srnts o dseayed tieeth are esirmeotd,
so cvIr small efore i pp o'lock A oe . emye ry
GiJ. rtIEDRIO C HS,
pAUL DENTAL SURGEON,,
PRACTICAL WATCD MAKE OR
l . m ght or day.n to attended to. Jo y
L. I.. SOT.ANA
JY .H4pb 1€yo.n and Sorgeon.
Czosultatios shrsdence, 57o St. Claude tre.
oen itelex.
63 os.............Caoeoi Street............63
curable by the m d school, a treated by me with e...
ace:. a aOut ly ,
O]ZN i DY D r ENTIST,' ,
Sdental ot t be bas reduledbls ohsr, ads
ellemiamim, ribber end silver, witheor withoat eamsst. a
tounghex e . proesse. Adigarsnte4,o
We seamy The doctorwas a rdejs ro
-a TTOda-fr the best eAWts of t
Te...........t et pa, by the use of itr...... s
oxide gas. vsell ly
....-n sree (ser te ,;.,e.,
Teeth ateametA= ""s. A perfect t gonasrapnte
in every Crn aruattetien paid to ricI
our mst prominent ctizens can be seent e s.
j aly - . ,
Ja . APP, D. D, B , 15 A E STR
NOTARY PUBIC,
odeg the best service. be i.pab ffiT nderIg to aid
ptrson sn the preservation of their teeth. m ·
Thse wbe wish for "cheaep Demtstr' am dee-tr net d
Wto call, ad to mbak kn eppo ..te, a st ly
NO. 11 CARONDELRT STREET,a
mezO of Spectacles and Eye (iaseses, Watches and
Partyisr attention Riven to Watch Repairing. aplily .
Detwee Piybs aW p·L nd I eoS0" e
JON McPH "LIN. .
91 .... --. e.. .. mp ee ... ....3
413 1y NEW ORLEANS. C
HON. PAUL E. T.HEAD, JUDOS as
roebin f JOSEPH HANT.ON. CreoIs Oh
and
Uit! ,P ..7s..
a e1.: siuse whw- aat be.a h
aai 8" oh .s o a'o. a-,d, Globes per
a6Par u 3000
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u o. s. a y:i::: l.i
r n or aTss1T or ST. to..OR
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asrempeetl co mlries, o a
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a, p Nýwe t am4 ao~ idauem bL4y
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taare aasers.. 0flpearsmn of th
Ica diIyt Sto f Jioap, Doa01, New Or. i,
blamei" t Os'n , m, . _ R AgeInt
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Tb. dubq o thia Iaauta·o wl ho rhamme an tho~~Hcruu~lt·car~ to
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of Mu s to s of vtsosat of Arl~ib
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