TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TJlllllSDAY , DECEMBER 8 , 1802 ,
TOWS OF HCR , SATOLLI
Itprwuions from the Papal Dalogato on
tbo School Question ,
DUTY OF CATHOLIC PARENTS AND PASTORS
U Proposal * Tot Bottling KnUMiia Dlnlnil-
tlp < In tlin AVny of 1'utliotlo t'lillilrrti
iiR the l'nl > llr School *
Wortli from tlin I'njio.
NRW YoiiK , Dec. 7. Fnlluwlng Is the toxt.
or tli ndilivM Mgr. Sntulli , papal delegate ,
delivered lit tlio recent mooting of the Amer
ican invlililslinpa In New York on llio sub.
Ject , " 1'Vr the ScttlliiR of the School Ques
tion iniil the Giving of ItclUrlon * Education , "
"To the Catholic chutvh belongs the duty
ntul the illvtne right of teaching nil nations
to bellovo the truth of thu Rosrol and to oh-
servo \\lmtsocvcr Christ roninmndcd ( Mat
thew xxvlll , 10)5 In her llkowtso fa vested
the dlvlno riqlit of Instrnctlnx' the youtiR In
po far as theirs la the klnirdoin of heaven
( Mark x , 14) ) , ( conf. cone. Halt. 11. U 111 , Xo.
10-1) ) ; that Is to say , nho holds for herself the
right of teaching the truths nf faith and thu
law of morals In order to bring up youth in
the habits of a Christian life. Hence ,
absolutely and universally Hpc.iktug , theio
Js no repugnance In their learning the first
elements and the higher bronchos of the arts
and the natural bciuuccH in public schools
controlled by the state , \rhor.o ofllce it Is to
provide , maintain nml protect everything by
vhlch Us cltlrctis are formed to moral
goodness , while they llvo peaceably together ,
Vlth a sufikioncy of temporal goods ,
under laws promulgated by ciII authority.
for the rest , the provisions of the council at
Baltimore are yet In force , uiid , in a general
way , \ \ ill remain so ; to wit : 'Not only out
Of our paternal love do wo extort Catholic
parents , but wo command them , by all the
authority wo iwssess , to procure a truly
Christian and Cathollo education for the be
loved ofl spring given them of fed ! , born
again in baptism unto Christ mid destined
/or heaven , to shield and .secure them
throughout childhood anil youth from the
flangi'is of a merely woi Idly education , and
therefore ) to send them to parochial or other
truly Catholic schools. "
Itljlils of I'nrrnts.
"United with this duty are the rights oi
Barents , which no civil law or authority can
violate or weaken. The Catholic church
In K'jnunil , and especially the liolj
see , far from condemning or treat
ing with indifference the public
schools , desires rather that , by the Jqhii
action of civil and ecclesiastical authorities
there should bo public schools in cvcrj
State , according as the circumstances of the
people require for the cultivation of tin
useful arts anil natural sciences , but tin
Catholic church shrinks from those feature ;
of public schools which are opposed to UK
truth of Christianity and to mor.illty , am
eluce , in the Interest of society Itself , thosi
objectionable features are removable , there
1 fore , not only the bishops but the citizens n' '
I large /hould labor to remove them , In virtui
of their own right and In the cause o
morality.
I "It Is long since the holy sea , after consul
I tatlonlth the bishops ot the United State ;
I of America , decreed that parish schools am
I other Institutions under the direction of UK
I bishops , iMCh according to the conditions o
I Its own diocese , were opportune and ncces
I sary for Catholic youth , from the fact thn
I It was held for certain that the publl
I schools bore within themselves a proximal
I danger to faith and morals , for various rca
I sons , ( cone. P. L. Bait. HI , No. 194 , sen. , npr.
I p. flail ) viz : 'Because In the public schools i
I purely secular education is given , innsnuicl
I us It excludes all teachings of religion be
I cause teachers are chosen Indlscrhnluatcl ,
I from every sect , and no law prevents thor
I from working the ruin of jbuth , ' BO that the ,
I ore at liberty to instil errors and the germ
I of vice in tender minds. Likewise , ccrtai
f roriuplion seemed to impend from the fac
I that in thcso. schools , oral least in many n
.them , children of both sexes are brough
together for their lessons In the same roon
L "Wherefore , if it bo cle.ir that in a give
I locality , oing to the wiser dispositions c
I public authorities , of the watchful prudcnc
I of school board , teachers and parents , th
I above named dangers to faith and morals d
I not uppc.ir , then It Is lawful for Catholi
| parents to send their children to thes
schools to acquire the elements of lettei
niitl arts , piovlded the parents thembclvi
do not neglect their most bcrious duty , nt
the pastors of souls put forth every effort
instruct the children and train them in : i
that pertains to Cathollo worship and life.
I \VookIy CliiRscM In C'litcchlrtm.
I "It Is loft to the Judgment and the wisdo
of HID ordinaries to decide whether , in
certain part of their respective dioceses ,
parochial school can bo built and kept up
ilttlng condition , not inferior to the pub ;
schools , taking into consideration the tei
1 jwral condition of the parents , \\liilo grav
1 needs for procuring their spiritual welfa
I and the decent supixirt of the church a
* f pressing. It w 111 bo wall , therefore , as w
I the wont of our forefathers , and as was do
y In the early days of the church , to cstabli
f weekly classes of catechism , which all t
' $ children of the parish should attend ; for t
better success of this measure , lot the 7eal
pastors in fullllllng their duty , and the lo
of Catholic parents , leave no effort uuspart
( of. emit ? . V. U Bait. Ill , No. 103. )
| "No reproach , cither In public or priva
Bhall bo c-.ist Uon Catholic parents who sc
their children to private schools , or to t
ncadcni les where a hotter education Is giv
under the direction of religious or of i
proved and Catholic persons. If they ma
tmftU'lunt provision for thu religious train !
of their children , lot them bo free to seen
in other ways that education which the po
tlon of their family requires.
"It is finally to bo desired , and will b (
most happy arningemunt. If the bish
agree with the civil authorities or with t
mumbuiH of the school board to conduct t
school u 1th mutual attention and duo ci
slilonitlnu for their respective rights.
"While there are teachei s of any dcscr
tlon for the secular brandies , who i
legally Inhibited from oiTcnded Catholic
llglon and morally , let the duty and right
the church obtain of teaching the clilldi
catechism. In order to remove danger to th
K faith and morals from any iiunrtcr what
ever.
Word * from I.co.
S "It srems well to quote hero the words
our Holy Father Leo XIII. ( See the poji
letter to thu archbishops of Now York ate
to the bishois | of the province ) : 'Wo furtl
tlcsiro you to strive earnestly that the v :
pus local iiuthorltics , ilrmly convinced tl
nothing Is moiocondutivo to the welfare
the commoinvealth than lollglon , should
H vise legislation provide that thu system
education uhlch is maintained at the mil
Uxpcnso , and to which , t hero fore , Cathol
nlso contribute their share , be in no v
projudldiil to their consciunco or relljtl
J' or wo uro persuaded that oven your folU
citizens who differ from us in belief w
their characteristic intelligence- and p
deneo u ill readily set asldo all ausplclt
nml all views unfavorable to the Catlu
church and willingly acknowledge her as i
ono that dispelled thn darkness of paganl
by thu light of thu gospel and created n n
Bocluty , distinguished by the luslor of Ch :
turn virtues and by thu cultivation of
that ivllnes.Vu do not think that any i
thereuftor , looking Into thcso things deal
will lot Oathollo parents bo forced to or
and Htipparl schools \\hlch they cannot
for the Instruction of their children , '
"An for those Catholic children tha
great numbers are ( xlucuted in thopul
school ! ! , wliero now. not \\lthout dan ;
thoyivceivo no religious Instruction at
Btienuous efforts should bo madu not to le
them without mink-lent and seasonable
Btrucliou in Cathollo faith und piiict
\\'a \ know by experience that not all
Catholic children uro found in our Calli
tchools Statistics show that hundred
thouBaudb of Cathollo chlldmi In thu Unl
Stati-i of America attend schools which
in the control of state boards , und In wl
for tliut reason , teachers ot every denom
tlon nro cngagud. Bo.\nnd all doubt , thu
thing necessary religious and moral i
cation according to Catholic- principles
not to bo tivutcd either lightly or v
dejay , but on the contrary with all earn
ness and energy.
Tlirvo
"Tho adoption of oiiu of thivc plans Is
of
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lift *
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tU t Brass and onyx tables ,
Draperies ,
.V * IVJ fit Parlor chairs ,
Curtains , 'r ' -
Hall chairs ,
Portieres , Reading chairs ,
Silk scarfs , The Policy of Price Doubled Our November Trade. Turkish rockers ,
Silk pillows , Fancy rockers ,
Rattan chairs , Large comfortable rockers ,
Gilt chairs ,
Rattan rockers ,
Corner chairs ,
Child's chairs , Divans ,
' 'Kids' " rockers , Sofas ,
"Kids' " half high chairs , Leather lounges ,
Costumcrs , Corduroy lounges ,
1 Cretonne lounges ,
Mahogany parlor chairs ,
Rug lounges ,
Maple parlor chairs , Nothing better can be found for a home present than an article of furniture , Tapestry lounges ,
Inlaid parlor chairs , Our stock , this season , is by far the largest we ever carried and our building at present Hall chests ,
Is filled to its utmost capacity.
Gilt parlor chairs , Hanging hall racks ,
Parlor lamps , Having been obliged to buy a new stock during the months of October and November , Standing hall .racks ,
" we found many factories whose fall trade had been light and we bought new stylish goods in Umbrella racks ,
Imported shades ,
many instances from 20 to 40 per cent discount. We therefore have many decided bargains Chiffoniers ,
Curio tables , - > *
throughout our store. Brass beds ,
Curio cabinets , \ Having adopted a policy of marking all our goods at a low margin of profit in plain White iron beds ,
Fire screens , > figures , customers cannot possibly make a mistake in price in .buying here. Maple bureaus ,
Easels , Goods bought now will be held for Christmas delivery if desired. Maple chiffoniers ,
Hanging medicine cabinets , All goods marked in plain figures. Shaving stands ,
Large wide chiffoniers ,
Blacking cases ,
Small chiffoniers ,
'
Carpets , Charles Shiverick & Co. " - Wardrobes ,
Rugs , . , . Folding beds ,
Parlor cabinets , tV Sideboards ,
Side tables ,
China cabinets , ,
Dressing tables/ . - ; Furniture , Carpets , Draperies. ' . ; Buffets ,
J O Bookcases ,
Cheval glasses , i.O *
. x Secretary bookcases ,
Dining tables , J . 8 1208 1210 Farnam St.
, Ji > , . Ladies' desks ,
Parlor tables , ; „ ,
Men's home desks ,
' J Ml
Card tables , < *
nuc Music cabinets
Hall tables , ; /
no
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ommcnded , the choice to bo made according
lo local circumstances in the different states
and various personal relations. The first
consists iu an agreement between the bishop
and the members of the school board
hereby they , in n spirit of fairness and good
will , allow the Catholic children to bo assem
bled during free time and taught the cate
chism. -\\ouldboalsoof \ the greatest ad
vantage if this plan were not confined to the
primary schools , but were extended likewise
lo the high schools and colleges in the form
of a free lecture.
"Tho second : Tohavo a catechism class
outsidu the public school building , und also
classes of higher Christian doctrine , where ,
lit llxed times , the Catholic children would
assemble with diligence and pleasure , in
duced thereto by the authority of their par
ents , the persuasion of their pastors , und
the hope of praise n'nd rewards.
, ' 'The third plan docs not seem at first
i sight bo suitable , but is bound up moro intimately
c
timately with the duty of both parents and
pastors. Pastors should unceasingly urge
upon parents that most Important duty , im
posed both by natural and divine law , of
bringing up their children In sound morality
Catholic faith. Besides , the Instruction
of children appertiiins to the very essence of
the pastoral charge ; let the pastor of souls
say to them with the npostlo : 'My little
children , of whom I urn In lahor again until
Christ bo formed In you.1 ( Galntians Iv. ,
IU. ) Let him huvu classes of children Iu the
parish , such as huvo been established In
Koine und many other places , and even In
churches In this country , with very happy
results ,
"Nor let him , with little prudence , show
le.ss lovu for tlio children that attend the
public schools than for those that attend the
parochial schools ; on the contrary stronger
marks of loving solicitude are to bo shown
them ; the Sunday schools and the hour for
catechism should bo dovotcd to them in u
special manner. And to cultivate this Held
lot the pastor call to his aid other priests ,
even sultablo members of the laity , in order
that what Is supremely necessary bo wanting
to no child.
Teucliuri Should Do Well Oimllfleil.
"For the standing and growth of Catholic
schools , it seems that uo should bo taken
that the teachers provo themselves qualified ,
not only by previous examination before the
diocese , but before the hoard and by a cert -
t lllcnte or diploma received from It , also
having u teacher's diploma from the
school board of the state awarded
for successful examination. This Is urged ,
if llrst , so as not to appear regardless , without
l'S reason , oflmt public authority requires
id for teaching. Secondly , a better opinion of
i-r Catholic schools vlll bo created. Thirdly ,
irIt
It greater assurance will bo given to parents
nt that in Catholic schools them is no dell-
at.v clency to render them Inferior to public
> .v schools ; that , on the contrary , everything is
of done to make Catholio schools equal to pub-
ic Ho schools , or oven superior.
L'S "Fourthly and lastly , NO think that this
L'Sy plan would prop.mi the way for the state to
11. see , along with the recognized and tested
iV- Illness of the teachers , that the laws nro
111 observed iu all matters pertaining to the arts
11- anil sciences , to method and pedagogies , and
11lS
lS to whatever is oidinurlly lequlred to pro-
lo mole thu stability and usefulness of the
te schools , "
tem
iW ( JOINT. HACK INTO Till ; Oil 1)111111.
is-
ill Ur , MrCljmi .About In Tnko Up the Work
110 of the rrlftthooil Acul >
110y NEW Yoitu , Dee , T. A mornfng papcrHays ;
ct Information has been rccchcdou the author
ity of Archbishop Corrlgan that ono of the
in first fruits of Archbishop Sutolli's mission
lie to this country from Homo is to bo the
lieu restoration of Dr. ISdward McGIyun to his
;
u in in the
faculties us a priest good standing
vo
In. Roman Catholic church. Dr , McGljnn was
In.o excommunicated by the pope In 1887 for refusing
ur fusing to go to Homo after ills suspension bj
lit ) Archbishop Corrigan , It Is said that ho lia :
of
4Xl frequently expressed u dcslro to bo rein
ire stated , and when Archbishop Satolll urrlvec
chm In this country ho applied to him. Then
mno was it conference ut which Archbishop Cor
lu- no ligun and Dr. McQlyun were represented
lu1s Archbishop Satolll , it is said , induced botl
1th sides to make concessions. Just what thesi
st concessions uro is not known ut present
The result of the conference was that Dr
.McGlynn is to bo received buck into goot
sUiidiug. H is thought ho is to make u pub
co lie announcement that bo is penitent for thi
manner in which ho denounced the Cathollo
church after his excommunication.
Archbishop Corrigan said to a reporter
yesterday : "You may say that Ur. Mc
Glynn is coining back to the church. There
is to bo no reopening of the case , as has
often been intimated In the newspapers. It
should bo remembered that the doctor was
never tried. At least six times ho was
ordered to Ilomo and each time ho refused
to go. Ho was excommunicated simply for
disobeying the pope's request. "
Catarrh In the Head
Is undoubtddly u disease of the blood , and as
such only n reliable blood purifier can effect
a perfect euro. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the
best blood purifier and It has cured many
very severe cases of catarrh. It gives an op-
petlto and builds up the whole system.
Hood's pills act especially upon the liver ,
rousing it from torpidity to its natural
duties , euro constipation and assist diges
tion.
tion.HAB
HAB HER JEWELS WITH HER.
Mrs. Zlmiucr Sni' : u Mini Vroni n Long
Term In the I'm.
A peculiar circumstance developed yester
day moining which will probably result in
saving Joe Harris a long term in the peniten
tiary.
Harris was charged with breaking into
the residence of Frank E. Zimnicr
at Fortieth and Burt streets and
stealing n quantity of jewelry
and Clothing. Ho was tried , found guilty
and aSitPiiccd to sovcn years at hard labor.
Atthclfcnoof the robbery Mrs. Xiinmer
was visiting in the east and has just
returned homo. Without her husband's
knowledge she had taken her jewelry with
her and still has It in her possession.
At the tlmo the house was en
tered , the clothes were stolen , and as
Mr. Zimmer could not find the Jewelry ho
supposed that it had also been taken. Harris
pleaded guilty to taking the clothing , but
denied having found any Jewelry.
The clothing is valued ut about $00 , and
ho will probably bo given another trial on u
ihargo of grand larceny ,
Not from n I'lnunclat Standpoint.
"I do not recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Rouwly from o financial standpoint , for wo
have tithcrs In stock on whlclc wo make u
larger profit , " says Al Magginl. ft prominent
druggist of IJraddock , Pa. , "but because
many of our customers have sjxiken of It in
the highest praise. Wo sell moro of it than
any similar preparation wo have In the
store. " For sale by druggists.
Dli'il Through Morphine.
About 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the
police picked up a man at the comer of
Twenty-fourth and St. Mary's nvonuo who
was suffering from convulsions. On the order
of Dr. Somcrs the patient was taken to the
Methodist hospital and iu about six hours
died.
died.O
O , F. Ingalls was tiio name of the deceased
and the city physician signed u death certifi
cate to the effect that Ingalls died of an
overdose of morphine. It seems that the
dead man had taken a liquor cure
borne titno ago , but after his return from Blair
commenced to drink again , and a fuw days
ago lost his position with the Nebraska Tele
phone company. In order to keep from
drinking whisky Ingalls resorted to mor
phine , und took the drug honorcr ho tried
to refrain from the liquor habit. Ills sick
ness and death lust night resulted froiji an
overdoso.
The body was removed to the residence ol
relatives atS5'JOSt. Mary's avenue. Corj-
ner Maul will not hold un Inquest ,
Something Good.
I have sold and used In my family for sev * .
cral yours Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera um :
Dlnrrhcra remedy , and have found it ono ol
the most useful und satisfactory remedies 1
over handled. C. II , Lewis , druggist , Sail
Uiko City , Utah.
llottlni ; In J'.ihlblU ,
Ccorgo Hlncs , formerly of this city urn
now of Chicago , where ho is assistant bupcr
intendcnt of transportation of the World'i
fair , came in ycsteiday. Hosays that flu
receipts for the great cxjiosition uro jiw
beginning to couio iu , but the heavy run t
not expected before the 1st of February. It
is estimated that there will bo 1(5,000 ( cars of
exhibits. The government exhibit will boone
ono of the first to arrive , as orders have
been given to get it on the ground as soon as
possible. It will bo necessary for all ex
hibits to bo in the various buildings by April
14 , in order that they may bo put hi position
by the 1st of May , and it will bo seen that
the cars will arrive at a lively rate after the
rush commences , or about an average of 200
cars a day after the 1st of February.
Draw Your Onii Conclusion.
Mr. J. O. Davenport , manager of the Fort
Bragg Redwood Co. , Ft. Bragg , Cal. , has
this to say of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy :
"I used it for a severe cold and cough and
obtained immediate relief. In the Fort
Bragg Redwood Co.'s store wo have sold
largo quantities of Chamberlain's medi
cines. " For sale by druggists.
MB. BLANDIN DT LIMBO.
Smooth Check .S\vln < llor Arrested by the
Council ISIullH Vollre.
Henry Blundln , the smooth swindler who
conlldenced Max Meyer & Co. , out of $223
worth of diamonds , is now under arrest at
Avoca , la. Ho tried ono of his bank check
games on a clothing merchant there and it
worked to the time of 15. After traveling
around the county for n couple of weeks
Blandin 'returned ' to the sccno of his former
operations and was recognized and arrested
in Council Bluffs for the crime committed ut
Avoca.
Mr. Mandelburg of the Max Meyer com
pany had spent considerable time working up
the case and when Blandin was ariestcd
had nn interview with him. At first the
prisoner pretended not to know Mr. Mandel
burg , but at last gave way and confessed to
having pawned the * 00 diamond ring in Chicago
cage forf-Ti , and the stud In Indianapolis for
$30. His story of pawning the gems for such
a small amount is not credited and will bo
investigated.
Naturally fermented In the bottle , per
fectly pure , with a delicious boquot , Cook's
Extra Dry Champagne , can bo drunk by the
most delicate.
Wants Pay fur Ilia Shiinty.
John T , Edwards has sued the city of
Omaha in an action to recover the sum of
$10,000 , which amount ho claims that the
city owes him. For a cause of action ho
alleges that not long ago ho held the lease
on the one-story bakery building , bltuatcd on
South Tenth street , on lot 7 of block KH , In
addition to all of thlsbq alleges that the city
building inspector condemned the building ,
tore it away and tlmt'ho has never since
seen any of the lumber dr Other material.
I , i
An Extended Popularly. Brown's Bron
chial Troches have for many years been the
most popular article 'in use for relieving
coughs und throat troubles ,
'
Beyond
All Question
Dr. Price's Delicious Flavor
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'Nectarine , etc. , are beyond
all question the best and most
perfect of any flavors in the
market. The are the purest
and most economical. They
are of the highest strength
and the saving in this direc
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something pure and rich is
wanted to flavor cakes , pies ,
puddings , sauces , frostings or
creams , get from your grocer
ir. Price's Delicious Flavors.
Holiday
Greeting.
Have
and arranged tlioir importa
tions and special manufactures
for the Holidays , which , this
season , are the largest and most
comprehensive they have ever
shown.
TIFFANY & CO.'S experi
ence of fifty-live years urges
them to impress upon their
patrons the advisability of an
early visit , or correspondence ,
for holiday purchases ; in order
that selections can bo maclo
with deliberation , and the first
advantage obtained of FIBST
CHOICE from the stock of
now goods. Articles purchased
may bo loft for future delivery.
TIFFANY & CO. will also attend -
tend to the shipment of Christ
mas Gifts purchased from them
to bo sent abroad. Articles so
intended should bo selected before -
fore December 8th.
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in in
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Souvenir and Rare Coins as an
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U. S. 5 Goldpicce 1823
U. S. 1804 Silver Dollar
U. S. Half-Dollar 1796
U. S. 1802 Silver s-Cent Piece
U. S. 1856 Eagle Penny
U. S. 1793 Copper Cent ( Amen )
Queen's Jubilee s-Sovrcign , Eng.
' . French.
Napoleon's xoo-day sfr. ,
King William Coronation , Ger. 1861
German "Peace" Coins 1871
" This will be the best investment you ever made
A World's Fair Souvenir Coin
A National Pleirloom for only $1.00.
Under Act of Congress we have 5,000,000
Souvenir Coins , of the denomination of 50 cents
each. That the money may go as far as possible ,
and that all the people may have a chance to pro
cure these artistic and patriotic souvenirs of their own
Exposition , we have resolved to offer the whole issue
for sale at jSi.oo each.
Apply toany Bank , or send Post Office or Express Money Order ,
Bank Draft , or Registered Letter for as many coins as you wish , with
instructions how to send them to you , to <
TREASURER WORLD'S * COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION ,
CHICAGO , ILLS.
REMOVAL SALE.
VAN COTT JEWELRY COMPANY ,
iFot- Thirty Days only we will offer our ontlro stook of Diamonds and
' Christmas Jovyolry and Sllvorwuro at leas than manufacturer's cost ,
Fourteenth and Farnam Streets.
Will move Jan. I , to N. W. Cor , 10th anU 1'urnam. BA1T.S 1'OH HAUL