Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-06-03
THE FIRST OF MAY.

EIKE FIRST OF MAY.
a Suggestion 1" an Albany Cier.ss''nn.
From the Albany (New York. Journal, May l.
AS one OF our Albany diyincs was stuNe
in his study this morning writing Tic con-
cutling paragraphs of his Tomorrow even
ing's sermon, the does; dell rang, and directly
atterward up came II servant with caro-.
The divine took ii, found that II contained
the name Of a stranger. and sent word back
that he IVES very busy Just then, and would
be siad if his visitor would call nj q mere
convenient season.
The agile hired gir: retired with :ae .nc>-
sage, but presently returned with anothe:
card The divine, with just a SHADE OF veA-
alton in his face at the strangers importantly
found that card No. 2 contained under It's
owners name this sentence in pencil: ''lu
be glad if you could spare iAc &c" minutes.
have an opportune suggestion. which
think you might find OF value
The stranger was shown up.
"a beautiful morning this, All yct a iiti!c
cool for the season, began the stranger al
ter he had been waived to a chair.
The divine agreed with hinl-the morning
was beautiful. although little cool tor the
season.
.You'rc engaged in a great. may say
sublime work. continued the stranger, '';he
greatest and submest that can engage 'Ae
energies Va u h''at''' "e!i'7 '''' ''N '''A"
SOL ,,, ;.,,,;
Gated that he thought so.
liau any '!ouo1e WIN t1'c "u'ei p'l.S -
your DQHSc tIlS NlulcI ! III NY 1lONeS oiA ~
hor Uill the water trozc up early in February,
a.'.tn tt1,.. ,..,. ~ o.. ,,:,.;.c o,a,c;oo
,:s.:a1"aa s ~ .on,.,o,, ..h,, Ala + rndur.
.s no ~. ,,',, l.I e,,roas.;o, With which
" 9o,,
W AOh ,,oe ;, o,,-xor,a ,h stranger viii,
10, 1o;;, 1o;31 ..Von Gao 7 thnn,yht ,hst nor.
49, - ,,;nht not have occurred 10 vou That
-. t1ox, ,,oa }h, 1ct of Nav"
..T ,,.rfoo.,,, u.oIl ow,,,. ,,v dear sir
| '', - p.;.c ~. ,,ar" sa;d the II.
wa. 'o~''J =
! '''C -,
| ~ 1ou ~
..1T"1, ,e ,,o,, ro.,;.,, ,,;,at dav i, j.." ,hc
! ,.or ,,,,1t ~, With q crost fallen look and
os.- .r,nnoo ~, tho sermnn--..wlv then don't
. is"., - = have anv,h;ny to sav to YOU. I
! thoncht Il miuht have cscapcd your attention.
! nooT n,orn;nC
| .Rnt really my dear sir" salt! the divine.
softonino md prOwiny inst q triflc curious
| ..J,d he Glad to hear any suggestion that YOU
have to offer in connection with the ope1ainr
of the month. Speak frankiy.'
"WeH,' said the stranger rcassured, but
sneakinr with some hesitation, .'it occurred
to me that to-day being the frs. of May, to-
morrow would be good time for you TO
preach a--moving-sermOn."
! --.+sa = ~ez>, ~ St. ss--
""is ''n,' -'1 "f''
The Italian law of PapaI guarantees, o:
which SO much has been ealu uI tate, Il, fines
the prerocatiyes OF tue Pope and ut tue Holy
See. and states the relations OF the State to
the Church. 1t cvuta,us the follow ing COM
man,ls: The first three articles declare that
all attacks upou the persull OF the Pope and
ali conspiracl.s 10 n,ahe such a,lacA, are to
he nun;shea the same AZ those against the
K;ny In ItaIv NO !, to,,cc,ye ro\ ri Lonors,
and ihe nreceuruce when t,noj,c soyerelsus
have henn wan, IN vie,d him. The fourth
and ffth articles st,le That \ sum equal to
the amount g., down in the Pou,lllci.l budget
for the sunnor1 Of the Apostoilc palaces, tue
Sacred Cpllpup me .cciesiasticai conurega-
tions and Of ni,loma,ic represcntatiuns, will
a)wavs he nau from the Italian revenues,
subject to no fax or rate. The Vatican and
the I .ateral palaces and the villa of Caste!
GandolfO. are reserved for his perDetual use
The sixth article secures the personal liberty
of the Cardinals during a vacancy of thc Holy
See; and the sessions Of Couclayes and Ecu
ncnlS.A Go1iIo''o re !" y. s.;o', f'',,,;d,
tha ,,o,;oo ~ .rv .r',v..r,ntut tfic;.,s tc rn.
.n w.. tnn r1on .,.,r,. ,,,a Dow. ;s rn.;dno st
~ W. ;,'o p,a.n ,,u roion' w. Er,,n.7;c.i
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