The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-19
A. FOOL OF LABoUDIE.

II FOUL of LASooolG'
..,r,. are all Land and some all heart
sfSp and the others feel. The one rs
Il. .uuVo,E-,aboring, creatiRgs producing;
I !: :N N.nsnis his life in 6eploTinG the mis-
%:4 saT1rj.r, It's suferiDgs, its 0rongs
u .- sS tons, The same IN private life
. !. n land supports his family, gives them
); y; N and mutton, dresses them veil, and
!. = 80, he loves them by making them
6 AZ AZ, wan If heart feels intensely II they
!. n s,s tears for tho slighsest Ill that
-, jso,ofss their want Of laxnriea and
-. SIS by his ehimney-eorner and
n. does nothing: proving, after all,
;, loyes but himself He 70 the Rneet
man in the world. q general fsvucite
~ an outvardly affectionate father and
- bet his children are half-starved.
vi, roes about in an old gown, which
+, nj hands wife would give AWAY to
,-I,r. to whom il would be useful aud
l.. 10, that We object to heart--far
lmsa cannot have too much feeling
,Bss with it the head to conceive aad
10 execute. "A man wholly without
aepsier; and the great defect of Ma
.sAatacter was, that With a mighty
iaunendous hand he had scarcely aey
Nsite union of hand and heart,Swith
guide both, which makes man a
, ..,i6ts Of society.
a hlarigns was the Oldest CHILD Of .
= Els fIther had been q superior farmer
:. .sab,e property, aud had died, leav-
Ind 70 his wife and son. But Ernest,
/. bad Of the country, aaspired to be
,,s better than the peasan try aroand
G,IirsI IN N locality where ivaorauce
ID over knowledge, Where bad roads
:saetrable boys retarded the progress
,,sion, and whore the people ssre in
lpg? state of Ignorance which prevailed
q: parts of Europe some two hundred
~: where agriculture caused twice the
iaa gave half the returns which it A.
4 the more enlightened. and WHARF few
clergy ever YET attempted to penetrate
1st Of barbarism which generally Pre-
aud EheI . young man eompisted his
% at provincial college. Though &C.
all the general knowledge which was
ID BY The professors, be devoted himseaf
tdiy to chemistry, "a applied 10 agzi-
and 70 the formation, Of neU aratorial
ens' he returned home at twenty-one
nagniiceut projects. He wonId effect
g'ian IN the land, he would open o
u lectures, be would teach them tho
'se OF the new instruments Of draining,
'nng and sbovesan he Woah eE1ec& .
9 Alienation in tho odwellinga--ctese,
wholesome and comfortless no&. ,Ad-
asd praise-worthy notioR was that Of
bthsigna We shall see hovs haS car
ut. ...z .s--,..,,.s:9 80 ..
mad, as he thought, . very plain way
am. He set up as . lecturer, with the
lsstsn OF lnstEosting his Iess tatslli.
saoers: Unfortunately, however, mo-
!, ~ 20 nus lectures. and all his. solisits-
! With . petite but peremptcry rebuff.
Ps' IN iaes, liked their own wsy best,
20 believe nothing to the CONTRARY on
atsay. He was generally spoken Of a.
MS Fretensicns-the fool Of Labsu-
't'- Esi 80 = -
amer y 10 which Ernest WA treated AZ
adnced him to sbandoo ali sttemDta AZ
uon, and he betook himself 70 Pan 4
: Nv wiser man. Experisnco had cooled
: t toa improving mankind. Arrived in
I'd so u W nis logging In the QuAkti0x
,n MT "S :. 70 zee n. bcnoit, . notary in
'' IL; VIII tue old aristocracy, who con
I,; a,s In, tee management sf their psoa-
POKE s.ss volumes for his honesty aad hon.
s ua,acter: he received N. Ernest hind
a = 70, 70 what he had to say patiently.
ctisss s'e u. MN advice. He approved II
!, il |. n,sasaa e = profsaico, aud
4 49,: pleased him, 70 introduce hiu(
in su 10y, that the intervals Of time
. .s s'cdl:S night be wsll spsak r.
Ss; S;a gladly, and ut once beGaa ~
!, Is nov profession. Il sniE~a ~.