THE CATHOLIC STANDARD. A CATHOLIC FAMILY JOURNAL. Devoted to the Defence of Catholic Principles And the Propagation of Sound Catholic Thought. ABLE, FRESH, AND VIGOROUS. THE CATHOLIC STANDARD is one of the largest, most ably conducted, and generally readable Catholic family newspapers in the United States. Its columns are filled every week with a great amount of varied and instructive reading matter on religious, literary, and other subjects of general interest suited to the home circle. Its Editorials are able, fresh, and vigorous on all questions of the times pertaining to the interest of the church, and involving the rights of Catholic citizens. It has a regular weekly correspondent stationed at Rome, and occasionally publishes letters from different points in Ireland. It furnishes the latest reliable Catholic news from all parts of the world, special attention being given to the reproduction of discourses by Cardinal Manning, Father Burke, and other distinguished Catholic orators and preachers. In its Literary Department will be found a great variety of entertaining matter, comprising Serial Stories, Sketches of Foreign and American Life, short Tales, Poems, interesting reading for the Young Folks, etc., etc. TERMS: $2.50 per Annum, Payable in Advance. Postage 20 Cents a Year Extra. Address HARDY & MAHONY, Publishers and Proprietors, 505 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SPL BEFORE AGAIN ORDERING A CASSOCK PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CARD. Mr. John Wanamaker presents his compliments to the Rev. Catholic Clergy of the U. S., and respectfully begs to invite their attention to his superior facilities for the manufacture of CASSOCKS. 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It has a regular weekly correspondent stationed at Rome, and occasionally publishes letters from different points in Ireland. It furnishes the latest reliable Catholic news from all parts of the world, special attention being given to the reproduction of discourses by Cardinal Manning, Father Burke, and other distinguished Catholic orators and preachers. In its Literary Department will be found a great variety of entertaining matter, comprising Serial Stories, Sketches of Foreign and American Life, short Tales, Poems, interesting reading for the Young Folks, etc., etc. TERMS: $2.50 per Annum, Payable in Advance. Postage 20 Cents a Year Extra, Address HARDY & MAHONY, Publishers and Proprietors, 505 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. |