Donahoe's Magazine
Welcome of the Divine Guest 305 John Scotus Erigena 306 Frau Hütt: A Legend of Tyrol 308 Echoes from the Pines 310 Musings from Foreign Poets 312 Erin on Columbias Shore 314 The Ursuline Convent of Tenos 316 Southern Sketches. XIX. 320 The Church and Modern Progess 328 Give Ch...
"Well, madame, they found the child was one of them, the child of a sister who had married imprudently and gone off, and after that we had little to do with Marie. But we came o...
9. Part 9[The venerable editor of the New York _Freeman's Journal_ has the following article on "Vicious Customs and Costumes," which we recommend to some ladies who appear partially dre...
3. Part 3The chief agricultural industry of the island consists in the cultivation of this product. Cane fields almost boundless in extent appeared here and there in the luxuriant landsc...
7. Part 7The offence of drunkenness was a source of great perplexity to the ancients, who tried every possible way of dealing with it. If none succeeded, it was probably because they did...
5. Part 5There were desperate riots in Limerick, Waterford and Tipperary in the year of the union--smouldering embers of the revolution of '98, which were destined still to break out int...
8. Part 8The _Catholic Review_:--The Archbishop of New York, on Wednesday morning, February 10th, received a cablegram from Rome, announcing that most Rev. James Gibbons, Archbishop of B...
11. Part 11From Galway it is learned that the pastoral read there contained this expression: "Let us ask that wretched tenants who find it impossible to meet their engagements at the prese...
12. Part 12NO OLD MAIDS.--One never hears of "an old maid" in Mexico, and to remain forever unmarried entails upon the luckless spinster no such stigma of reproach as the epithet so common...
13. Part 13_Instrumental_: "Sleep, my Angel," Nocturne by Wachtmann. "Sang Froid," by Beaumont. "Romance," for pianoforte by Helen Hopekirk. "Angelo Waltzes," by A. Czibulka. "La Bella Ama...
4. Part 4Vaticination, if we are to believe George Eliot, is only one of the innumerable forms in which ignorance finds expression. In the olden time prophecy for the most part assumed a...
1. Part 1Welcome of the Divine Guest 305 John Scotus Erigena 306 Frau Hütt: A Legend of Tyrol 308 Echoes from the Pines 310 Musings from Foreign Poets 312 Erin on Columbias Shore 314 The...
2. Part 2"When I read the account of the truly Christian celebration of Christmas in St. Augustine's Church, South Boston, it brought to my mind an incident in connection with the buildi...
6. Part 6Marriage is so intimate a union between man and wife that the hearts of both should ever beat in full and unalloyed sympathy and accord. Above all, the religious convictions of...