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THE: AMERICAN, 4 Ut is St li I I H... H I i t .1, I , 'k I lihl ft ' I- -..' n. l 1 .t' (J.! I ; ! ' It ti ,. t ii ,.i .n..T-... TUG HUN. An Hp.: !i of (Vuvi-nt Mfo. M I I i t I It VII t U U 1l I I . 11 ' i u.-i. I'll I ' I l. Si tl I ! ! ! I ' ' "' ; I)... ..,V.. t, (I lf 111" U .1 Mil us'. i' ll I f v I !,( It I1-I, I. I ft 1 i.. ; H- t';PI.U--t" till t t I . ill 1M I. tl l .!) 1 I ' 11 I It I IT utll.U t t N lo I tl l ftt-.l I . I hi' i . II - m I en ' li tt0 lo A l.n-u ial itl It'll n; I do Hoi kn' vIihI lit ivitkr-il H I lili (' litlii tivwilii! K li hi tij lirr frii ml liilli.' mijn'i lir, A titiiitu' s( m li inmii In r lni'l ti ulili1 in. nil, Tin' Imtti'.! la mi ll ttiiv in.. i ,' 1 1 ill. .ill, mill lu iivi'ti full Viut win n l, i l tut fur Aliliiitirlitli hit mu ll mi It.fl.u in" iiii i' Miulmm- ilitit In1 ln titliiul win )li'ti !)' HiiHiiift K ti'l-i. H U lmii ttlhlo 1 m f tit-ml llif mrioliin Uml tin MiH't-lir wonm to Iihik toniiln Hn nmr ("ill. Hut NiK'i'r CIhi'Ihh' Iihw nfli ii iIi tUiimI tliwl ulio wh Iiiihh'i lit in I In iimttir of tin lilllit Tl HlTtitr of tho ImiiiIhui i'ihiIiI jii-nvoki I In i'olilnifii UHwi'i'n thu two fili'iiiU, Imt tlnri oii(f li t to Ihi nniillii-r ii hi i ii fur fu trcjilmi'iit to w hich 1' I v I hw h inl 1m n nubjiH'tot), for tin lilnlocy iIhIi'h Im two yoiirti. Wlu'ii I I'Htno lion, thoto hml IxH'ti In Iho Iiouho n oortulu widow, u Mudiiim nai'lholiny, who cumn with t Ito donh'o of taking tho voll. Slu vai vt-ry 111, ttiul SIhIi'i' t!lnrli.i wan Willi her Blmo.t ronntiuitly. lh fore Iht hi'iilih wan ronijiloii'ly rfHtorod, n lot tor I'Hiiio tolling Iut of tho doath of a frlfiul who hud wlllod lior it Iiii'jjo mrt of hor foituiio. 'J'hln let tor niodllU'd all lior jilmiN, Sho no longer pralwoJ tho cliaritiit of tdolKtorcd Ufo; who wild jhih- ht'Hui'd nololy with tho d.-nlro to rot urn to tho world whoro ho could n ppt-ttr with f(7df. Madumo wan i-xtreinoly dinplou-ivd with tho wlilow, and tho coldiiOHH that dho hhowod CIiii'Ihho ttflor tho dopitrturu of Miuhiino Harthi'liny wan atiiibuti'd by tho BinU'i'8 to the uf foctlon that tho youn girl had alwav nhown to tho lady. Hut It In four moiitliH hi moo tho lady wont away, and tho dlbgracii of CluriHHO hocotno each day more evident. Today, whon uho camo to tho tublo, Annunt'Iata and Miilhor TTrHtila loinovi'd theinmlvo from lior, an though hor touch wan con- tiiyloun. Wo had already obmrvod that they hold thenine! vvh all of from lior, hut wo hud not yet won thorn o ojtonly hiwtllo im today. I belkvo tin y have ini'w'd ifmny nocn.t iionlti-rioo-i upon hi'Fihirinjf thoo limt wiokn; nho bun become t'xcoodini'ly omucluled, and thore In not it traoo of color In hor chockiior In hor hundn." 'Of what ort &e thoH iienltoncen that lliey can .In II lot upon u', ' l de manded. "They ate very light during tho tlmo of tho white veil," roHonded Pauline, "but G d only known what tho unhappy ereuturen n ilTer, who hav ing Ixnind themhelvm hero Incur tho dlopleiiHiire ol their HUerlor." "lloiivi.n," I cried, "It In Mici'ilcge sgalniit our holy church. Can you bo llevo that a pernon like Madame In able to be guilty of wcret cruell en?" ''Our Lord on 'jr known," haul I'aullne, ' but tho power, the prliio and myn torien of tlieno terrlblo thing-i! I nm imprudent. On! oluill I bo able to hold Hiy tongm V I blame perhapn tho Inno cont, mid If thorn bo an alternative bo twot n tho evil upon tho earth - for to bo here In certainly an evil-and per hapn tho pnd)ew torment of purgatory, the nuieruir In certainly eight In mak ing hor glrln nuffer and In lmponlng penltoncen upon them rather than to permit them to continue In nln. Il.it, oh my nlnter, thin religion u terrlblo It offt rn only a mlhera'ilo connolation; and whon I hey tell un that we, tho fpotiicn of Christ, are ablo to bo con demned to cycle of torment, how can wo lift ourm lven with gratitude toward tho Kodi emi r? Aro wo then, the ob ject of divine love';' In It onUinlohlng that tho naton of the earth deny tho dogma of a religion no frightful? Truly tho more a poor houI trios to calm hem If by workn of merit, the moro unhappy and unquiet nho In!" Tho only reply that I could mako wan a deep nigh, and I naid to Paulino: "Do you believe that all tho nlntern are an unhappy an yournelf?" "No," Mho replied, "no: there ore atimo bravo glrln who are untouched by favor or dinfuvor. I could name a dozen who never think of anything. They place thu care of their nouU in tho handn of Father Joachim, and do with out farther quentionlng whatever ho commands them; an to tho othern, they amuno themnolvcs an much an they can. Whon no ono obnerven them they chat tor and htugh; often a denlgn of em broidery nerves forathomo of conver sation for many dav. They are the BiaterlalH of which they mako nunn; the Important thing is that they kneel whore they remain upright for hours without murmuring. A poraon who has a warm heart or foclile nerves ought nevor to enter a convent," exclaimed the young girl, "hut whon It U done it la done!" We seemed to hear steps at this mo ment. Pauline hastily dropped herj i ' ' 1 r M-ft ' I . - it , ,1 . .,1 . ... t vl ! " . I If 1 i. . , i , i 4 . f I.. 1.1 . - , 1 1 u. it . 4 1, -1 Hi I t t (4 It., . t . I!e, ,.., . -I H . ( , I ' i I n !( 'I V t -,- I) Hi !. ti ' i t th ell., r '.!. i-l 1 1 r k .'n n " t. 'I I! , - !! ! I tl jf It . .. 'I,., t lc t ) I ti WW Hill I . ! M I 1 1 I lift Hil .- I.IHV llt t ilM (111 t'lli I lt n o til'i-i !'' I I'l Ii.lt I lli : lil Wiiio.l I ike In ;Wrt In tin' tunti nl t.i t ii inn i-m ii it .t-i ti.ii.iilii MiU , 1 tim I itU' i ti Into tin' It i itnl i( nun ii aelile and Intel il ing itlio, I will In cm wi'li the cult I mi Ivnl, while Mill on .li !nl .1 III the grotto, I" all. nil the 11 er M l lit'. Il w held a little I f.iiv mh,. t and ln-1 il atuml an htiiir. It e.inxli-t.'d of iiii ami prniii" 1 Urn iligln. After veer we went to ntiip In the leleetniy or dining hull. O.tr iipei' wan fiinpie; We wilt all m n 'ed at long table no ettrdiiiif Ui our I'titik In the Inmm. 1 Imikotl around no- In wiin to d in -over H llgiiro thai aiiHWeivd lo the denerlpllon I had ricelted of tho sad and nweet I 'hii-tf-n'. Iliii iug thotneal one of the tilstorn read from "Tlio Liven of the Suintn." At the clofo of tho reading tho abbenn talked to un of the InMlullon of mierlllco and tho sufferings of the grand servitors of liod, and urged us to try and surpass them if it were possible. Oh! who can describe the misery hi ll leted by the apostate church upon her unhappy children! With all this out- wurd glitter, there, does not exist a tyrant so cruel as Homo; and tho more sincere her child the more severe and hard is tho church toward her. After supper wo returned to tho choir, to tho service called completory, then wo retired. It wan about nine o'clock; I wan dropping away into sleep, when Mother (ienofrldo, knock ing at my door, culled mo to tho line turne service. J hurriedly put on my vestments and left my coll. Hy tho light of a lamp placed in tho gallery, 1 saw tho sifters who were gathering in the antlcliolr. The most miserable captive in his dungeon is ablo to sleep, at least, in peace! thought. I; but t re pressed this thought us I deemed It blasphemous, and followed itiy com pHnlous. Tho church was illuminated, and the solemn chant, intoned by tho olllelatlng priest and r spumled to by th i slst r, overMiwerid mo uml I almost fulnted, f.-r I pi ecelvi d that, 1 hud taken upon myself an in-upportablo burden. Hap plly the service was not too long; and I returned to, mv cell and slept. He fine sunrise I wan called to tho service of Umditt (praise). I lay down (or a short lliiiD after thin service. At half past live wo all aroso and nittdo our beds, following the rule of tho hoiinc; but a restless as well as an interrupt! d sleep bad not given mo the necessary repose uml I was exceedingly sad. At six o'clock we were again In tho choir; tho superl r read u passage from a book of cxtruets from the Holy Scrip tures. It was: "Mary bus chosen the good part." "Tin so words," said she, "relat'3 to tho holy virgin, though tho heretics apply them to the sister of Lazarus." When she hud given us this false explanation, we were obliged to meditate upon it for an hour kneeling, having nothing for a support, following that principle of the church; "The more one sulTcrs, tho more he has of merit." I do not know what tho other sister experienced, or what were their medi tations, but for myself I wan able to think only of the pains that I cxperl ieneed In my back and knoes. Surely habit avails much; but I have seen many sisters who were unable to re main kneeling without suffering, itut what would a complaint avail? To all our groans the cold response was: "If tho All Powerful does not soo fit to render thin duty cany for you, you ought to submit to His will; and if His will is to try you by suffering here, you are able to boo that you will bo de livered at the last." A service follow ed thin hour of medi tation; after which those who desired It were allowed to go to tho refectory for a lunch; but I noticed that tho most devoted of th i sisters timk nothing at this time. We had half un hour for recreation. Today, Instead of walking in tho garden I went to my cell, where I wept a long tltno. This In a measure relieved my oppressed heart. Oh! how I deplored my precipitation! After this half hour, we gathered again, in groups of threo or four, and occupied ourselves in tho work of tho house. Home had 'charge of the linen; others of the vestments, and still others of the sacristy ; the sisters not thus en gaged were occupied in various kinds of work, each in her cell at least she was supposed to bo. But It often hap pened that tho novices gathered In twoos or threes, well assured that Mother Gonefrldo would not be very severe if sho were to discover us to gether; for, though she did not fall to scold us on such occasions, tho squall once passed, we did not troublo our selves to talk further of her displeasure. lf-. l.i ! 1 -.t t. t ((. . t. It- I . t t) - .. i 1 1..-.,, ait,;.. I ... m .,) I r it ifti il I . 4 I f i!' i in iM ih) ill. " nn-in'i't m t ' i1 " , i 11. r I S) ) i-t ail II..1-. timt I is 1. 1 it, i ! t.n.t. Ill, l,t lu.l. )i. I i iv ttu 1 l-t t ll I ' lll!-. 1 Mi ' " e S w e 1 1 '!: i i ,1 l.i II . I I. .nf .i .i.'i It,.' ,i ! nt l li i'i !i k - Lit ui. ii. il II.. r to Hien f lV. -Hi nf tiir i..n.ti i i !!,! Mums )il i..i i .l II. tliuuli; 't. i till we wort li ft l.i em i 1 1 , thunyli liii.i, i n nt 1 1 I iinei'i', ui. Ill tii.i I In n t Sinn a in W twli li-e i will d at tin i In- of wliiili ini-h elm el u li-sit a tus.k put Into our hniul by Un atowMt At two ii Hm It we were h unit i! fur a lichi Ium h; tin n mine the 1 1 let i-iilli'd iiiiim , Tie it tin iMitlr family Homhlii lo give an aeeounl e lie' leilillugs of I lo ..ll'l tliHUi. On tho d ty of whh h I senk, at tin hour of Vi-Ni'r we were all cilieii around Mndiitiie. We Were Ushered tl) o a large gothlc hall, ornamenied with pleluros l-i Jiresen! Ilig diff.'ivlit si'i-ni In the lifeof the virgin. J he llisir was covered with Hue malting. Madame was seated unm dais at the extremity ol tho hall; such was Iho Mims.us sol enmity of the lime, uml all of the mem liiTsof the family arranged themselves according to their rank around Madame. I'aullne was by my side. I wish to remark lu re hit, I hint not yet seen Clari-tne; It was natural that I should look around to see her. Ibirlug this time, tho uhlicss, after havlni made a prayer, addressed us In these words: "My daughters, bo reminded that you have A (lod to adore. A Jesus Christ to imitate. All the angels to honor. The holy vlrglnsund saints to invoke. A soul to save. Sins to expiate, A paradise to gain. An eternity to contemplate Demons to fear. Pus-Ions to conquer. Tho judgment to undergo." I his formula was ulwuvs used in these reunions. When tho superior hud finished, sho told us that sho did not have tho time to question us about out readings ai sho must bring before us a very Important matter. Sho dwelt at length upon thu place that had been assigned her by tho church; that to her had been confided the caie of the suuln of many children; she spoke of the cares and anxieties of such a charge; she expressed her desire i;f seeing her children obedient to the church, and her anguish in si cing her beloved daughters doing otherwise then opening a liook, sho read: "The universal church has and al ways will have enemies upon enemies to contend with, but sho has always triumphed. Tho infernal powers make each day new efforts, but they never conquer. Tho holy church upon earth has enemies within and without, hut without enumerating the trials thatshi has enduicd at the handn of Jews, In fidels, heretics, schismatics, and ex- eommunlcatod persons, sho suffers at tho hands of malign spirits who at tempt tho destruction of her members, not only by making them fa'ljnto cor ruption and worlilllness, but using still further a thousand artifices whoso pur pose is the destruction of those whom they entangle, Who has not heard toll of St. Anthony, tho blessed solitary father, who wan so tormented by the demons that ho did not dare to fall asleep? "We have numerous examples of holy orsons assailed In this manner," she continued, closing the Ixsik, "and I believe that even In our days many christians are hold by the demons, and that the number of those who live firm in very small," She ceased pcaklng, Many of the older nuns, having lieon encouraged to talk, recounted histories which con firmed what tho abbess had said; each recital was a little more marvelous than tho preceding. Tho young re. Ilglouses trembled and crossed them selves, and one asked by what means they could repel tiie attacks of tho demons, "We ought to work and pray without ceasing," responded tho superior; "to die to ourselves, and U keep ourselves In tho narrow way; wo ought fo be seech the assistance of tho church. which groans like a dove over her children in peril; to submit ourselves to her spiritual authority, and not only ourselves, but to muko others whom we love pliable In order that they may Iks rebuked, exhorted and corrected like those who may bo snatched like burn ing brands from tho snares of evil." A sort of a murmur of approval fol lowed, this discourse: but I observed that Sister Annunelata did not say a word nor lift her eyes. I felt Paulino tremblo violently at my sldo. What Is going to hapiwi? I thought; what will It Ix;? I perceived that my anxiety was shared by many. (To be Continued.) Plely, Purity and Priestcraft. A pitiful and appalling tale of perfidy has been unearthed in Aurora, Ills. It lit t , A (if ih l,t t I n I 1 . It1 J ..ii, IhI tl l! l! J , li '-!Milj. tf All l'.i I'l.fcU 1 S '.( I il I f i I u li. -rh !. .I I Vi. nil,. I -1 ' i I t.iil.. (.,i -i 11 il l lo t' i. I tl I I f I He 4 t I 1 !k' t.l, . ,. i-.l i.. w i,,t t, I tl.r I am i t , -. . It1 It,,. . ll.j, lllMli.l 11 tl I K..'l' l M, 1,1,1 i i It i in AM- t w. . 1 1 i iis(f !',. U i.i -n m;,.., in I. mi li ttte !iit; i i, I V I,, r Jij.Lntii t ' . iUil'V it l hi i i ::l,jf Ihl i,ti union, siid, lultnr lie.!i.- sib i ui .. if, h-i 4 a )"iir,' lu-tn fam. I c"its to i.ittiUi-r tun li.fmKt lj tn un I'iiijf him the k i i fi.i linn, '',i l.-ry nut tie IU!. io In alt , tint latiitf eiiiii inhig Un Infamy f ptli.u, hi. I ! 'mil Is mill the Isiulul e( tiiimmi t Su f lii Ihi ib prai III with wli.lt II t luiiili hi d, I In pelest l in jiw-s old, live la su iiptiiou Sl le, ami hint a M i,i'hti..ii mini' n urniue. I .me l nUurs HI ilk, hi whs entrust.. I with fie prlvat. Htfslr of his .in. hi. .nor, IVnrn I uinming w a mie of Hum, ami b freely gave li Is eh lldren lull) t he can of the man who hud already ruined one of them, and w ho iiii.-il the pai lof aeur wlo n the fuels leaked out. If Leyd-n bad renounei d his prie-lly ollleo and married his victim inMoiul of denounc ing her and getting sinnctsidy else to father his crime, there would be some indications of honor left in him Tho priest was deiioiinei d at his altar by the mother of tho girl, and great consternation wrought amongst the entire community of Annua. The priest has been arrested uml the di iioiiement is yet to be. Thus tho Mini ill of the homo has been shat tered, the trust of a fond father misplaced, and a widowed mother's heart wrung in do spuir, und hh because the off 1 e of priestcraft, perforce, rule theulTalrsof a people, Thiscaso Is only one of thou sands of a similar nature which are un recognized because unknown. Were the depravities to which tho priest hood Is addicted by reason of the cell bate provision of their liven known to the world a tale harrowing beyond all horrors of the Inquisition would bo forthcoming. Society dislikes to he disturbed. Like theology, nothing Is so unpleasant to it as tho knowledge that its secret sins are understood, Crimes like the ono perpetrated against Cummings, may go on and nothing is thought about them until their discovery shocks the community, Then tho "better than thou" element draws Its skirts of Im- maculateticssabltch higher, nnd damns tho victims. Like the thief, society 1 always happy until U gets caught. Stcuc a Cumming-i ought to receive the car.) and solicited- of society. Will she get It? The' priest will, at least from that portion of it which con stl utes his dupes, no matter how It may go with the girl 1ujH of Truth, Letter of Pope Pius IX, to Jeff Davis in 1803. 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' N ATIONAL COIN CO H.'K H too It KxclintiKi) ItulldliiK, llosloiiiMiins. STARTLING FACTS on Deeds of Darkness Exposed. Hv HKV. J. O. WIIITK. This rxi'i'lli'iit work deals w It liili political molhodsof thu Konuiii ('athulle (liureli, It domains miieh food fur thought, and Inks warm Aiimrleans will find II, lul.irosl InK mad. Ini(, It Is printed In (rood, clour typn, arid hound In cloth, I'rlcn ii.gr,, post paid. Kor milii hy AMERICAN PUBLISHINQ CO., l'JI.1 Howard Street, Omaiu Nss or, Cor. Kiiriilolphaiid Clark, C'hlcaKo, ill THE COMING AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. Itv II. A. IH'NTINOTON, This tn amoriK Mm latest pulilli-atlonn and ranks iimoni tlm liest, It deals with Mm for rlxn exerted In political affairs of our coun try hv Mm Komiiui Calhollo Church, Kvorf American should read It, Caper eovnr, l'rtuv CH) CvitlH. Hunt postpaid on mcelptof price, hy ths AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., hllfi Howard Htrei't. Omaha, Nb, or, S07 Main Hi,.. Kansas City. 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If,., i.,.., ... Itssiitiret v.irkliii's, wrllli-ri Iivim.ii whoouKlit to know, 'llm story of Mm assassination nf Al.raloun l.lm'olii tiy Mm puid tools of tht KoniHii ( 'ill hull,. I h inch m tnlil ,. ,. a convlnclntf manlier. It. also relates man racts n-Kiirdlm Mm practices of prliwu and nuns in Mm I'linvcuis nnd ,,...,. .: has SI14 l:inij, jmires. and Is went, postpaid na KTftWWl ',y A,V''""!AN l'l,-t,IS ' IMO CO., IdlTi Howard Street, Omaha Nch or. Cor. ( lark and Handolph, ( lilen-'ii.'lll. "Oonvent Life Unveiled.'' Hr KHITII O'dOHM AN. Thlsllltlii work ri-liilii,liiil,r,t,.r,.xpl,P,.,. of a younit lady who was Induced throiiKh Mis uniilnit of Mm Ji-Miilts .j tlm Sisters of ( harll y ti (inter a convimt,. Her story of ths heart rt-ndltu scenes i.i.aetod In those alnka of Iniquity is told In a convincing slylit. j'rlcs In cloth l.2ft, sent postpaid hy AMERICAN I'UBUSIIINO CO, Old llnwaril Ht oiiaha, Nss
