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i'.14E TRlUE i)EMOURAT.
4,FT C!'ALJOUIRNAL O THI I PAR4I.IW.
% .'U I A.{Y , , 1 U ulY 25 A13 .
5A'1'1;1ID 1' , . 3 L1' 2,51 SSJci
Democratic Ticket.
1F r I'rl'~esle t :
W HcJ. JBRYAN,
of N 1braskcal.
For V ice .res hlit:
AlRTHUlR SEWNALL,
of Mlainle.
Summer Schools.
On F'itiday the 24th, the Peabody
un iner Normtal schools loated
here closedl their four weeks' ses*
sion. Tile ºroeeed&1itgs have plovenl i
interestiing to tlihe residents of this ,
Inpish aps shown by (lie number of ,
visitors wllho have atteiindeid and
listienedt to the lectureisad dekiates,
The presence of such a tiumbvr ofI
people as were to be seen going to
.nidn returning fromii the schools (it
iig the past montli put such ani up
petarnlce of Iifet in our venerable
town as has not been seen for umany
a 3'Cear, anii1 the .soiitii of thet Cortt
house bellH as it called to work in
the morning Itandl from class to class,
hlias stirred the silence thalt always
reignted in tihe neighborhood in thisI
'!Yillrl summer season. ('II. j
All is over, and the teachers ntuld
ot h'rs who took the course of stuly
have gone back to their hioiies hene
litted by the instrucltions they have
received, itrd biearinig with them,
we Iholpe, pleasanit memories of
WVest Feliciaa l .1 1id1 our pieople
-vbho have strivenII to iake the stay
of the visitors a, pleasa11t as pos
sible. In 'this, the hiomie people
lhas succeedeId admiiiraibly, we tiiii k,
as e'1t be judged from the di fierent
hiivertiioris that have been ilatned
ntid- carried out.
Those who have had the lerange
merts in charge desire to take ad
vantage of this opportunity to re
turn their thaniks to all who have
serived on thlie Various connittcees
and assisited li i receiving, it.rodiuc
.i' g and o ntert;tining the guests.
''The iMaini olbet of Ilthe ''"Stnmmer
richools"' is to instirnet those who
attend. Yet, there is another ob
*ject just as important. This is their
''"miissionay" work to spread t ie
doctrine1 of pubilic education far andl
wide. By means of their daily exer
cises land bty Ipublic lectures, they
tlendeavor to artouse the public .hindi
to what is nicedful in bettering the
condition of the school systern, andil
to sit in motion public o)pinionl to
wtiartls procuring this improved Cont
dition by bringing such pressure
to bear on local autlhorities tlihat
there will be nio escape for these anu
thoriities but by grantiing what is
asked for.
It is not piossible that after visit
ors leave such a school or such lec
tures that there is Ino itmpression
made on the indii, that no thought
is given to what is seen or hieardl.
People will thirnk (and discuss what
hais beeit brought to their atten
tion, and it is accordinig to how this
thloughit and1(1 discussioin is contiinuld I
antd augumed ted that the result will
be greaterlor.less.
The Butumtiier Schools have beguni
tuch an agitationi here, at(l now it
remttiiis to the people ot the coin
unuuity tnut pariah not to let this
agitation stihisal 1, b)ut to i icire;tse
it more and more until the end is
uttttitined iii ailt illm1)1 vi)ed slchool sys
tern, atItI mIltcans 1pr1ovided hir con
tii ni g l tlhis iinprioveieltnt.
W\omeun ni-ir not tlh only onns who 1110
5.ensitit 21 1hii t tlieiir iges. A iii n iloesii't
like to he, told that he is getting old.
1 Hdl th keepsn 2lila))n yonog. It doenu't
uiiake 1ny uiv t1lYrene if he his lived eighty
yet rs. It t l&'y hIav Ibc1)en hea:ltliy yor:2 's,
Fe will iw hlde and heaiirty an1d won't. lhok
ivitluin twcit ein s yars ohl as he is. tGood
di''est iion iiiii 1111 roi loo 1)0)1nake people
look vonth tl't. Ir. Pierre's Uo]ien Mli j
cul Discovery iiiaki's rich, red blood. It
mliikhi's healt ini the right w'y. It works
:ievordimg to tlie riigh t theowliy, aind in 30
y eiirs of pract ico it 1111 proved t hat. the
theory is a:ilsolutelny c(orr0'et. It blgi us at
:1 (1, liver andu boti l ts i nlfto pui rt'i'' tiihir,
1nt1 it legi as its gool work ion thie !Mood
iiil re it liiisjlies wiIh th. i eistive Si i
tn.It slearIches' out di~o\pseasegermslcl~ wh re
0\ct they mt111: 1 he iiid fior s i tits o(ii of
jii h iil. I A lle duuiAn ist' kiien thui ''di-.
Parish Annals.
C'outinued from1 fir-st page .
firs. 1itr~ief Mlatthlewsdonated:ýJ000. The
plan wart drawn 1vy Mir. ('hts. (;ijhonml.
aidl work was commenraneed iii 1S. . lb v.
1Mr. LewiN c22ondnete2l the first service 1on
Sudayi. April 8, 11:0.
It has Loeb thu11s d2esc'ribl22'2 : "This sa
c:red edili'e. e(ihow0vered ini stately' live
oaks, and surro5' iled by the tolmibs of
g'eneraltion 2ofs wl1'('i2 r h r S li pre is nt seIlsee
2ri2ivalled i 2amongh the2 vilIge clhunrchrs of
meurica."
A 2222:2'ietL.(
Under the able al lministration of eir.
Lewis, the church gliled i 2 on in hil2222y
'ianl n(i Ity 2util 2 :lmost destro(yedI ill the
late Civil War. Shells frou the ill h g2 1oats
I:n (detL at It:yolll Mara, were lhurled ag2il lst
its wvallsi, also injuring the fturniture w~ith
ill. The (ongre;gal ion Wil s SO iilIpoverislita!
by the hardships of war, that it was im -
possible to rebuild just then, so Mr. I..'svis
becamIe rector of Ciilvary Chureri, Neiw
Orlea 2s. I1 is health soon ai2led and
compelled hint to rtulinqtuishl his nobde
work, atld t1he last days of his liif were'
pasdat his sea-side homne hear Pass
Chri:sian. His grave in Urace Church
Celiotery is mllarked bl y 1a beautil i 21 oini
incnt, (111on which it is said, these words
shoubl have been iuntribed. -Si oonq
222e12tiimi r10(N121iS ii'cllIlrmpil2e' ?"
SoniC years after', thllrolgl h the li1era1lity
of( Mirs. La rlason, daughter of Mrs. Ira
Smith, lthe vestry Iwas enabll led to ll t tlihe'
chu1121ii in thorough repair. Several zealous
ministers succeeded each other in their
active work, noted amongll thiou were' the
i:vs. Richard il Jolinson a111I A. U. Ba:ike
well, tI !itteS r is 2now the beloved rector
of T'rinity Cihapel, New Orleans. Rev.
Win K. )Dougs i). D., came to live among
Ius illn 188i, and is still actixvely iengalgedl
I i di aminiisterilng to tho Hspiititnal and toml -
poral welfare of his congregation. A few
years aigo Miss Margaret Butler left a
(handsom(ie legacny from whliclh the church
2has received au nrtliy a n2ice roevenue. 'iThe
legtaiy is 121" being used on the new rec
toir', which :s nIIearly comple21 ted 2ldu will
be a !;rent addition to Ferdin1nd St.
'1e2 Chlurchl l of St. Mary of Mt. 1.arnlel,
1ea1tifu2lly sitiuated oil a hill, overIlookingi
Joaloi Sara otWs Ibuilt ti 1871. T'e pdas
were furnished by ¬' n. I'. U. '. iTc1t2re
gard'1. and thle work w:,s eectu'ted under2
the personal 2 isuer'isionn of 211 r. .N. (i,
hous1. I way' iledi:lted:2 by 1o;t IbVo . t
J. 'Percheo Arclhbishop of New l.lc:l12,
l2und.'r the patronage of our Laly of 11t.
tarnal. A large glove of o: ks 1lead f1Ito
the ente'ranceo to the cllhurch L (oor, i'rov
wvhich yonu have a Lite iview of the riverIi
land town.
As 11:t o arle only a (fw Catllholic firli
lies in West I'Eli:ciana, the Clhurchii wa is
never finished until abot122 1503, sl22 an
e1ntertaiulnlent was givenl fir that Ipurpo1' e,
the ne t i'oc('(I eds aollnlting to 1200. NoI
the interior of tillhe church presents q12I1te: a
pretty appearance; the 212a1in2 alta11 sr"
lpainted in white and gold g adorned tL wlS1 i
the emib-lenis of the Catholic fatih. '1 he
lhandllsolme enpol(, su'rmounted by :1 golldenl
cro0ss contains a bell of AbMtlll s 112un122
dr('1 pIoun)(a. The chrreh is now in.
flourishing condition under th11 guidance
of Father (hens, who by his until ing zel
-l d 21evot.in2l has en2e1lrerl hirer:. lf to 1: a
citire c(:ogregat 222ion.
Anorllt olr) Ialtldllmark ifSt. 1'ralleis',V'l II
is till M12son2ic Lodge. 1"elicianla No. '1. II
ii 11 two story iUlldliIng, the lowe'r Ilali
was fornwllieIy u11ed2 f1or a mar11kct h11u2.
Abolut 2,'i years ago the first lori' w\Is r
modlel('d fbr p2lea1sure, 122:2 mlllal2 2e:1lighiIt lI i
eInterttainlmlents han: 1)21.2 givei thIero 1~
theu Macial Cinh11.
This jpl51 spr2ing, lwI hMsiuii 1di111 m221(
imli"ro'v'eents to t01h(ii' lodg1e groom2, '1(22 ini2221
it as Idetly 15as iiy in tin' Sta Ic. lel icina 2:
No. '11 was 0212chrerel Marl'ch 2', 1tYX, 12121
12115 alwayS FOCII colubrated2 lor' its hrbrglt I
workers.
Thel Knights~ of PySthianl have1 r~ccently
completedl it 1han25s(11ome 1l2l1 o02 1 er211in fl222(
St. T1he first hlour is 1211 Opera Illouse thlvil'
i loidge r0o(1m 221psta1ir's is V'er'y' 1han2oml$0221('l v
fulirnishlld. Tile loliglI con1inue 1s to glow'
iniuiembership whiclh it cer tinly delserves
if it pIIIctices t hose inole Ieel'its: ''The
brigi1ht(5st je a ols wlhich ii gailr rll'S are t'e
tie:tr's ot w i12121w1s andlll1U225. o lr.al1 10 Iolio
toct the( principles of klighthood (u2o1
dealth:b."
In 1524, Felicianit 111s 21¶i2i22d illo tOIwo
patrisihes, an11 St. F'rtinceio'.'ille b(2ciaume thie
I" 2ish secat 22f 'West I'elic(ians.
Situi12t2(2d on l'rosp2e0iity a2122 P2er2di22i12i21
Streets, is the Coerlt orusO, which St.
Franlcis'ille proudly presents to visitors is
.ine of her uhudliSouest ilCtbllildings. Itis two
stories, bnilt of brick, 2nfl cov(r';el wvith
('einance' the f'o2nlatio iin 1K2, 2o1 tho
utI'i~.1 V'1i5ll~ll:~ 2(1222 Ij211'tilOll 2''ii V 121 t:illi 322'l
Sstrulcture was c~omp~ll~~ led erly inl tiim year~:
1834.JudI Cyru2Ka1iii1( first 12C'ddl!P
MaJIny di.stingXlluished lawye·rrs phad Ih i r~
('tILSe ini this ellult, an2d till oifl','s 221 1!:,
pr1i'enot I 2t. imornV 2222)1y ('(m221(1 12 Vt ull
Iof the ipast.
2 se0cond( F1e2licitllln who o0c21pi21d 1122' ;:J
Ilernla toral '21ha fir.
A ill ighit cr''a ill the hist,'ory' ofu rtho C('2(12t
lhou', 25 til 222('tihg 112020o (th 112 nni22Ir2
NI'iir l' Schiol20 duinigi2. 1.121' llth ' p'es't mlolll I h
2f 1221', It is the firSt of this 21e2e 112ti222
h2ldl 222 WIest el2ici'2.2t. 12222 112( 1:2(22
a' 2 2oit soci12 'lnse II 1 ' t id 2i2
stillet i2.2. thatt 1120 cache's ii 02 1 222thil'i
/ inch Oippo(r1'tlllIit'2 ',s ill be gin'l2 to prf22
t lhouseli'.'9 s ini I hoir lrogr'ssiv'ei wnti k.
122 1888, a22( lr'ilr1a c(22212ti hg Wood villsI
wViitih t'1e 2in21 line' at Slaulghter wias 1uilt
:n1222 St. 1"ran'cis',ile has been o0± 12 112)020
Iii l880, a IBui lid i12aloif 1,2 .X5S1!i i t 102oI2o
((Us 2(igtInized. ilnd iss it 12y mlagic 2111221
1l..1' ol' 121221. u10i2 01 '. ' 2220
Aomnan s
ork
Is never done, and it is especially wearing
and wearisome to those whose blood is
impure and unfit properly to tone, sis
tain, and renew tho wasting of nerve,
muscle and tisue. It is more because of
this condition of'the biood that wo:menu
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
Than because of the work itself. Every
physician mays so, and that the only rein
edy is in building up by taking a good
nerve tonyc, blood puriiier and vi:aiize'r
like IHoodi' Sarsaparilla. For the troubles
PI'eculiar to iWomene at chiange of sea=moo,
climate or life, or resulti t fronm hnrd
work, nervousness, acid inmpure blood,
thouaands haofou:id relief and cure in
Pods
Sarsaparil la
The One True ftuloo:1 P'urif r. $1 per hotla.
Preparcl ofily by C'. I. l 100 & tCo., Low ell, `Mass.
- "U"^_ the only pi_ to tk
Hood'sPAanunmu.
InIut.- iii the state, it i iti Nov l ( 'Ii a. ii
'iteta trl in hitlher ;I , Pl'tcikV "1: , t'tat i,:'
'Jiil e gi ' it 4 i lt l start '(1 «"i i l aei i t';t i
stojit in 1SO), a tid 1ty his itiineritll c tei."y
mit1 teoh it'd a fine 1111sinitcS.. 't r. M~on~ ~
\\'tlt" bec1 ltn l a pmt~fC ier l17:i1, and t iti
theiri conlilti'tit atheji,~ j r.ti{ e t t i 1d~!f
there, s)oon sttood ait irge4 sttil, wvarechmuts,
aniiic intn of the ii not* g~i lib il tihe State.
We liave ethici soi cecsshi1 mtxie han t; w hit
en) liven lthe iiiectttttile ijiici cxis of our lit
til town,
An Oil Mill was erect 9';n
gictti elnlll oyntent to nl::n y ,1 -·' s c s thus·
ai1lerding, ailihitiotel pnmpeiii
''Hint oIl totwel chamtm' lt .. ha' e1)itretl
man;:y year.a; :,, (lie c it iz nutt ,.tined fu
.31 {t adi. Fr:(nitteiille wvas in1110
it~ix;.t1iJ' I t3. Soi xi't~n :in' Law
ii I
`1111 ! \(" t~rn ','ttll, ,livot's ('rail. Th
ai :. tits' I IIt·l'c -sli I ill ill t i('r~c, It e i+ 1('`
i it t It it',' iE:idt :l,: lets r i'tlte it';
littt. te( 1.i11 tiit',r:. tri.. m . LB. '. h.B
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