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I.rd sas anof the
Hah9uC Owhuc, to_ oswsiatory A.
Tb. following Isa translation from the
Lamt origlal.of tipltportattooaument s
Venerab ,j ibWhen We coast
dr ,e e Swhich the Chireb
feoda e I ntheir daily Inereas
lg smpp r ad I it, We feel thb, in
t ought rather to shed
r ow wag ing agaiat oll
over the calamities of
i'd over the nlatuatlo of
cw impe Is inspired
-ino ar t110014 Lam eled
u- nspisof l , oand in
thei 'o t t a a dto wi k
Stt...i.d
t hs ae
rLd resOuLd ed
er= Amale *trap d awell int
" the ad'fsdba of.od. Very
dos this atholle Cdhurch n
oeesplref y of the Beanreia of
c re e, ateeranBy nReed t o t We
-shoral otde premet oealon ratai in
detail go you the oa - amtes sh e Is pow a
d ariag In the TGu wh I BtilSer
l :lantd. ad n the s o C entrai ad
.: ".outrner.o rw ~-nZen .a rebe e t
bad w those arevol Ad ahoo sare I
ar e at .them.. Today We have to
yto oru about thele ooeflrm~t e of the
ret g o o Antioch of the atBr an8 and
S We .unsabte, --Venerable rethen, to
teir .ate deap o poegnant grief ith
 r. ic hw aeplorr1the .ruel Perseaution
"- ...... t wbiohich the-mnenian Catholics are
a present- sforib . The Government of
bnot counr-.s" unjustly expelled the
Slawftl PsaisOclf Clilesi of the Armen. 1
tanosbndbh'tobeuge proper to recognize
as- ,e tro is seu p hore--st me being eo-te
dde, "and- omie larmen--we rebels
_a· sOal r e corItanold reure ohedle ne
to. ý _ t_ y ý . s bdreamsenoanod
mae a m serable revolt from Cadtholic ni
,. ty. Thee pero reo1ve Governmental I
pa.onai g and suppor, while the true
. ape, who with noble olrae hv ol
a tmha kWinds of infslltiont s for their
heis.... teo.re ranionof. thebd r ratbers,
s iareswen ovr o hbated and fad o
theN eo-Schismatcs; .in several plac
their p tp and that of theChorobh has
en vhioeny seaedby the soldiery, thes
reo-Sobbt r e leaodinl and abetting andro
- te baTe r compelled to amarem iL
., epriv n u for tlaethocee of the Churh
randthe _ebr.tio of Ms. Nor are tbely e
prow ed by eprtadples of the nine
. e.. cete uy by virtue of which libert i,
S o ee ohe cis prowelamed d they ought
tohe he to posess their own chur hes, i,
and to profess their own faith, and follow I
Stheir ow rpastr. Wor are they protected a
by the solemn covenants entered into be
" ws potentates b which, In addition to l0
otw·rslnherihs a oritd wau pro
Svided for the liberty, peronal safety and I
property of Catholics residing in the Otto
ma Empire.a Where is now the eacrednem G
of thehonorable engageme nts.ntsred intot
Where irnthere anye oncern aboeutprotect- mI
W lag and relieving the oppressed on the j
Spet ofs ti osle who could and and ought to
r ras their voice 9
And, while We are recounting these P
troubles, We cannot, Venerable Brethren,
but feel the most poignant inward grie f
'when We contemplate the great war that
'i now waged by the imptau ead the ins
deis, with crafty disimulation, against
'God ad against His Divine work which
He Himself bath established on earth, which
e directs b 'His Spirit, and which is 0e
guarded by Hie promisr ; while on the or
b and, not only is no opposition of- o
bred to that wicked oonspiracy but everj
asBt en.ea and ncitement is given to It; Al
nor do men reflect that, when the Cburoh's
cause and her rights are trodden down, no
otbher human rights Ur the peace of civil a
society can be secure. Ae
But We, Venerable Brethren, amidst the
tumult of this great tempest, firmly plae
all our truat in God. For the cause We
defend is the cause of God, and although
Sth Dvine-Teacher foretold that in the
world we should have tribulation, yet He d
. doth not forsake those that trust in Him,
and bath promised that He will be with
S them all days, even to the consummation of
the world. Is it not the strength of Divine
S race by which Our Venerable Brothers
the Bishops, and also the priests, In Goer
many and Switsarland, in-the regions of of
wthe Eat, and the countries of America se
have-been supported, even to this day in de
the greatonflict, so that to the greoat gloryt
of l on they have exhibited admirable the
;eeapa i. eonstancy, meal, faith, oourage,
and ptenoe inrvoincble v And, therefe, ni
do We return thanks to God most mereiani,
. Who supports and protect His Church
r wlth Ii watchful care ounder her great
trlbnl atlon, na Wn e ry to Him, both wilth
pryers and with holy diripline of life, the
> that He would contlnae to strengthen
Us sod aUl His faithful people l the battle,
a.nd t Ha woultd ehton with HIeas l
ig t~brhe mnd ot(L shb rngban wouldwid
S tu bei ehartd bteoin like manner a
Our de  eatered lto the ocllonft
with the trong manrmesd, and overcsame
Si, not in His own Omnipotonoe, bat In
ar lowlin and lnfoidst, se We by the
es of patience and h Jutie ma over
nuh e ptewr of the adversaries. f we
or te Him, we may net doubt but that
•s weill be graious to us, and will answer
u edllyJi In His goedness--Be/4 *u.
Aa 1ow to the end thert w e may upply the
: thDo._aeds& the Cstholie hurb of the Ol- the
• C. inprCOsr _stoirm on of the wht
6..,,.i~~·rSYIP~io nWe noty We o to
WiV· beelie Beotherwgh tl uano th p dueoUo
hom, having been eleed accord
 by h Sria / iehops. We T
ausi aP ch and lnstluted eight pa
.iehepe of the 8yria Rite,
eM a hbied in IDm Churoh ot
"hstatiKa blate Lebanon,
ef~I th SI m
X tý6e DonaitSceltor, to
-of .Anls 9R te Syrdeme,
teas, both the Bfees ad * easet, u
Ste Us by lottersto to aff sit thed Weoud
As- bOur Auhorit rty m*ta
onier ao e pon t Ze eo bte er= the
acred PtUlium. The whole aZir having
a the iblfgsutl and ascamately ezamined I
east Oar Cg aton of Propaganda, We,
moet w U.glyaidoplg the reessmeada
uas1- tion of the me -o a m*- he
tarb thought at to preoal t before-mern
a- tiopd Our Venerable Brother Dlonrlua
i. ie - Patriareb of Atioek of the SyBi
sed , to confer on him the Pallium ta
i ml ke fhem the body of the Blessed Peter, in
Sof the assuremd hop that be, with the
a of lf nod, will prove a, eoleat helper
lnnd dmnder . Catholie Ch.rc of the
. a rlas n this its season of aElotion, with
zed z401-hr , and for the savation of
an 1. ad .... the holy fulfilment of the
k Bthe authority of Almighty God, and
t of me h IlyApostles Peter and Paul and
Our own, We ea nrm and appeva the eleet
ion an d postulation made by our Venerable
- Brethren the Bishops of the Syrian Rite
SeB-t'- m the1 "person o Ou8t, Venerable
Blrpt Donyia f ~ot, Patiareb. We
the absolve him from the bond by whiohl be Is
rU- bound to the Chureh of Aleppo Iand We
oed traslta him to the Pýriarehal Church
into of -Aatioeh of the Syrians and We aft
Ml him as Patriarch and astor of the
i same ChurC o as is expressed in the Consin
° t orlal Decren and Sehedule all things to
We ute eontrayj notithatanding.-In the
in lnme o the E her and of the Son and of
-h te Holj Gaost. Amen.
r-d
sad
lss tas tob membered.
i to a IN3het.oa erd..
the The following valuable summary, com
to piledtwith great care, has been sent us by
ith a highly.-eteemed correspondent :
Ion 1. A Pope acts in the three-fold eapacity
are of Vicar of Christ upon earth, Bishop of
Iof the particular Seeof Rome, and a temporal
the sovereign and his decrees and acts must
n" be considered accordlingly.
ie 2. Pope Ganganelli, ruspeonded thle So
so" ciety of- Jesus i order to silence ita one
Smiss and not because it was in the least
Ie wry of blebpe.
& -Banke a German Protestant and Pro
fesor of History at the University of Bar
ni- lin, eay, in his famous "History of the
SPopes," that they have besn ith eirdpi privates
e. li tes cs asndublamreable.
r 4. lholas the Cusan, taught that the *
sir earth moved, and not the sun, about one
f hundredyear before Galileo i. e., in 1431, in
and w ereted a Oardinal for his learning. s.
SCopernlcus, a priest, taught the same in
81500, uader the protection of Pope Paul III.
be and the Bishop of Ermland.
Ad Galileo had special permission from Borne
Sto teach the same as a matheUaticta; but
was told not to Interfere with the theologl- Ji
Scal question involved. He disobeyed, and
- was mildly, but very properly punished for -
t 5. The shortening of the Latin word
0 "Joanues (John) Into "Joan," by a writer eb
Sin the fifteenth century, led to the absurd
assertion by Reformers that there was s.i
p onee a female Pope I One of- many like
S 6. One of the Popes suggested the build- oh
d Ing of the Ses Canal several eenturies ago.
7. The calendar was corrected by Pope
Sregory the Gremt.
8. The ope bad a Mass of thanksgiving
celebrated, not for the massre of . Ba
Stolossero' .B, but for the safety of the
royal Amssily of Fra.
A Protesant examined all the records of F
Prance, as well as ofParis, and found that o7r
750 persons suffered io all France that
night, and not 00,000 (!) as Protestant his
tosrans falsely assert. P
9, G poerwas invented by the monk, e
Scwarts o Cologne, and Roger Bacon, a
priest and monk; the latter in the thirteenth G
eontury.
10. Printlg was invented by Gutenberg
or Faustuos, both Catholics, living in Catho.
-ie times.
Engraving was invented by the Catholic,
Albrecht Darer.
Paper was also invented by Catholics.
II. The firet printing press ever set up
in England was placed in Westminster 17
Abbey by William Caxton (died in 1492, a,
same year in which another Catholic, Col
umbus, discovered America), under the
patronage of its Abbot and monks.
The followers of Faustus fled to Italy, N
Swhere they-set up the first Italian press un
der the protection of the Pope.
12. But for the Catholle Church and the 15
S monks, Protestants would have so
13. The first translation of the Bible in
to English was made by Aldhelm, Bishop
of Sherborne, in the seventh century; the
second by Venerable Bede, in the seventh ,
century ; the third, by Alfred the. a
Great, in the ninth centh century; the fourth is I
the "Durham Bible," in the ninth contury; E
the fifth (now at Oxford), in the ninth con
tunry ; the sixth (now at Salisbury, in the
ninth century ; Wycliffe's is dated in the
fourteenth centry; the Doneay version
(1582), sixteenth entury; Klng James'
1611), seventeenth century. Hence Re
tormers were ot the first to clrculate Cq
the Bible.
14. Under that oruel libertine, Henry the
Eilght, seventy-three thousand of his saub
jeot suffered death; under the daughter,
Elisabeth, 6i000 of her Irish Catholio sub
jeets were shipped of and sold as slaves to
he West Indies; under "Bloody Mary,"
that poor, kind-hearted, terribly slandere~d I
daughter of Catherine of Arrogan, who a
r debt £8,00000, we belle), there
were exeotod in il some 800 malefac. H
tors Ill
.t..
The prelaie of Mary is a fountain so tfail that
the mo it extends the uhiler it becomes, aod Pid
the aller It beoomes the more it extends;
which signies that the Blemod Virgln is so
ret and enblime that the more we praie hr
tho more there is to prlise.--St. 4dlons
The greatest maglelans of the age me
peper-makers: they transform the beggaor's
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We sell, paable ty the week or month. and guarantee the Machine for FIVE YEARS.
PECK BROTHERS,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS,
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THE WORLD'S AWARD
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"THE WORLD'S FAVORITE!,
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SEWING MACHINE SALES OF 1873:
The Tabl, of Sewing Macbin.. eel sor 1873 abowm that our ea. last year amounted to 3.444 Machlnes
being a large Inoreee over the ls.. of the prevlone year (1873). The table alec ahow that
OUR SALES EXOEED THOSE OP ANY OTHER COMPANY
for the period named, by the number of 113,964 Machine, or nearly
DOUBLE THOSE OF ANY OTHER COMPANY.
It may be further atated that the eel. of 187, as compared with those of 1873, show a relatively larger
increaee, beyond the sale. of other maker., than of an year. For Inatance, In 1874 weesold 45.000 A
Maobine, than any other Company, wheree., In 1873, the eel, were
113,254 Machines In Excess of Our Highest CoMpetitor.
Theeo fgures are a11 the more remarkable for the reason that the sale. of the princluel C0eaini is ý
are L3S5 than their sale, in 1873 whereas a. bha been ehown, our sale. have LA3G3Lr G0A2 The
accoulnt of ele. I from SWORN R3LfM58 made to the owner. of the Swingl I et Pi. Itwlll
hardly be denied that the uperiority of the Sinlter Boewing Machin, i fully demonstrated-at aL eveat tIhat
their popularity In the honebold Is unquestlonable.
STATISTICS OP SWORN SALES:
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THE SBINGIER MANUFACZ URING COMPANY.
WM. 'E. COOPER,
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