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INSTITUTION
INSTITUTION ov THE
S S T e r s OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets
New Orleans.
And Bay st. LOUIS tho Soa Shore

The government throughout this estnbifsbna,. .
mild and parental. The pupils so
their instructresses Recreation table a.
the same for all. In short everything tends to ~
mote atectionate union between the Sstsra and a.
Young ladies' ntrustod to their motherly care - -
The instruction Ia thorough and seiid hRroonv
with the OF snciety The oompras
I'm both English and French) all the bran cbes of know
ledge cultivated at the present day Each Language IL
taught by natives of respective 40 - 10
sure correct pronunciation.
The academical year CLOSES with public exhibitto
and distribution Of premiums which parents are 10
vited. "
Education Is here the object Of special and
solicitude Governing those placed under their cha
by moral suasion alone the Sisters of St Joseph On
vor to incuicate principles of solid piety roSuir0
strict observance of polite and amiae and
inst feelings of and affection
Pupils of all denominations admitted.
NoTA.-During the bathing season, the BoardIn
School - moved to the Bay st. Louis where sister
OF St Joscph have hourishing academy.
IEkIS-To be paid in advance, as folloWRI
waning, ---.---..--.---..--.-- 10 Oa
Entrance. e ." ...-................... ID 90
M'sic Lessons and use OF !EstrJment. 90
IJIa" ing ISohholis
Patel oil painting EoCorduR to the number OF pup
Eecde.wOrk In sli IL varlCtJes golden en- nbroiderY
artificial flowers is tsught 10 the nSrdoTs without
charge.
For further particulGrs sddrs.h uperiors,s Of the
Academy Of the Slater, of ST. JosePG Box 5I Now Or
THOMAS LAYTON
de2t 10 Iy or g. ID. ELDER Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE
INN ULATE INCEPTION,
Corner of Common and Baronue street,
NEW ORLEANS,

This Literary Institution Incorporated by State o;
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees, 10 con-
Quoted by the Fathers Of the Society The build
tnRs are we'll adapted for educational purposes. A
So@Ttysrd cut oa from the street ioI
An, till their departure at r. NJ they are sy
secluded and superint tended.
The Course Of instruction Is Threshold Preparatorv
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
The Commercial Course Is for those studente who dc
not wieh to learn Latin and Crock.
Tho Classical Course 10 those desire TO hNvo
complete education.
French is staught in the three corrsea.
Students are not admitted. unless they know how 70
read and write
The moral and giods JrSnirE of the Aha
lead ng object of the in n'rtuctOra
Every month report Ia aant parents, stating
dreti progress, rank in claSu and attendance.
The academioAi year brlGns the First Monday
OF ootobe. and c!os0s towar.:' the end of July.
TERMS.
tR
Tuition, payable In advance. and United states
currency, every two months. thE..-....-..-..-...tc 90
my2o77l REv. +. GAUrRELET PrasiderN
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]
OC T o SER 3, 1877
The Plan OF instruction oT tbrsa
courses the preparatory, tEe tlas6ical aud the 10
Inercal The Preparatory course lasts oNF year ANA
10 lntencsd 70 prepare the younger students for hPT
class eltner N me Classical or Lomna Al course
The CLASSICAL Coarse lgsts SIX wears sST sr,
braces all the hrGnche6 of thorough tollegiate s.
University Education ~ tho end of the sixth vn.,
thoae who give proofs of the requisite knowledge in s
Greek and Latin lanEuagos ond show su,icIert -
ciency in Mental and Natural Philosophy, Cheuist.7
and the higher branches Mathematical sr.
to the degree of A. L. Bachelor OF Artll. "
ine Degree OF Master or rts "a. IL agRr,1e, -
those who devote second year study of P1ijsc
ply and Sciezoe in tie College who ha We passed a.
years IN the practice Of learned prufeasica.
The COMMERCIAL CnurBc lasts THs5t y.ars .y
embraces all the branches usually in Comuor
Colleges The third year this course CORE sp9udn -
Ire NTH and sixth years o the Classical COURSE J
SEudcnts attend leGbuTes in Natural PHILOSOPHY ana
chemistry with the Ia. beta C tho ratiuatug clan.
The age of ADMISSION ia f'"c nine to fifteen vspr,
ahd :" TO adnitted one previously know hogg L.
read and write.
TERMS PER S&ssIor TEN MONTH";
entrance Fes. hrRt year only S--.---.-..---S Is %
Board Tuition and Washing, payable half yearly,
aA1u IL q 800 90
IL Ut
ke1 ANU fS %
Circnlars can be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SP2IhG HILL COLLEGE
Near Mobile Ala
THE JESUIT FATHERS
Sorner baronne and Common streets New Orleans,
+. POURSINE, College Agent
seIo - w I1h GFaVief street New Orfeana.
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SUNDAY AT HOME E-Mamma-" Now, jack,
there are ten commandments you have to keer.
If you took thing that wasn't yours, you'd
break q commandment"
Jack remembering something about some
little Ciggers( (-"And then there'd be nine"
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ST. VINCENT's HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienville Street.

The Rev Fathers Of Holy Gross, IN charge tb
Home, having completed eIJenHion Of the building
fow bOys, having parents or guardians able to pay
small for their board and education, wfnE 70
ceved. Those under twelve years Of age will DO k0p
at school At the Home and those over twelve year
will be sent 10 Holy Cross Model Farm. whsEe they
will employed half the day the farm and tbs other
half at sobocl.
Apply 70 p. ECARLAR, President
800 Common strsSa Y
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SCHOOL BOOKS IN FERTILIZATION

The Young Catholics Illustrated Bible and
Church History. In one volume.
The Young Catholics History Of the United
States.
The Young Catholics GTammar-sohool speller
and Defner
As we'll as several otnsr works to be announced here
after.
It ia the intention OF the Catholic Publication Society
to issue from time to time all the books needed in
well regulated Catholic School.
Samples of all sent Free
Special terms for introduction. Address the
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAWRENCE KEHoE General Agent,
9 Warren street, New York.
Or CHAS. d. ELDER, Southern Agent,
New Orleans.
In Louisiana and Mississippi the Young Catholic
series of Books have swiftly sprung into favar with
the leading Catholic Schools being Rrendy used by
the Sacred Heart and Ursuns Nuns, the Notre Dame
and Mount Carmel Sisters, the ParOchial Schools of
St. Theresas and st. Josephs Parishes, and numerous
other Catholic Schools scattered through the DiOoOAes
Of New Orleans and Matches.
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CATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS.

= They the best have examined, and we do
not expect to see for long time be preferred
60 them. DIR. Brownson.
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The seventh scholastic year of this firstolass md
weltkpo#n Instita1e with n complete aud able corps
OF o., Tacners win open on MONDAY, Sd of Septeb ber,
Inc entire court of study embraces all
OF SOLID Instruction English and French
irIcutar attention is paid 10 the instruction of
Ihristien Doctrine, under the direction Of n Priest
Ssignaed by the Most Rev rohhishop OF New Orleans
most conscientious care ~
klNDERGARTEN Frcebel systeml Ia added to
tne other departments OF the Inetturs bere
OF pom sexes from 10 years received.
FOR cat&'Ceuts ut the Institute descriptive circu
OF the hindereaten, apply to $50 Camp street
o9S pthc'pA Bookstore or by letter, Box 1880 Post
olnoe AND u LIZ
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ST. VINcENTs BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES

Un6or the Direction Of the Sisters IF Charity
DoNALDSoNvILLE, La.
Acadoc,,n year dviiei into Sessons conamsnetu .
ist Of Sepiew Der and Int of Fobrnary
TENAS PAYABLE ADykNcEt
Board Tuition, Washing, Bed and Bedding psr
~ = ~
French Tu'tou, per month nth...---............ N
Music at Professor "a price.
Tapestry. Pam ting. etc., extra charges
Parents wishing the to furnlsh cothIp,
or.stattonery. requested to depostt su N cient
in the hands Of the Direotress Treasurer
Articles of Clothing required are as follows,
SiKchemises, drawers, dresses for erervdav wo.,
OF extrs material, of white material White under
skirts. oolored hamorals, 9 flannel underskirts
pairs stockings pocket handkerchief <nightRowns
face towels, table napkins and ring foot owelA
swiss muslin veil STRAW hat and veil pairs shoes
pair Rubber overshoes, table OF knife fork
large and small silver spoon, glass sAEsr eoblet
Tooth brush, soap dish and mnE fine and coarse comb
and comb box needles thread and work box mosquito
net or ~ 81; washstand and pitcher 81 rs Ai n
tcles OF clothing with name fully marked. tyi5
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GOULE'S COMMFROIAI COILpCE Am rtT-

SOUlES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, AND LIT
~ ERAkH INSTITUTE New Orleans
TBS lSsiitutoh comprises the following schools on
me elective sy stem: Practit iness College an
Ec!ectic English Institute for boys years and up
ward ard an Object Teaching School for toys 10 ia
yeers There also pepartmtnts for tGe iItSber
Msthemstics, Languages aud Natural Sciences.
there are liav and Evening Sessions Daily Iectures
ara GYM a-iun exercise Special Is given 10
native capacity disposition, heath and manners.
society II IL non sectanau has full faculty large
weilvent'lattd ktndy Tooms. lecture halls and All
necessary apparatus. GEO. kOUIE pIesiient
N B. ople's Philoso, hieal Commercial ana Fx.
change Chlcu ator the tfast Arthn Of tbe
age; >onss latFoductory Phiiosophio Artthmetc and
sones C"ntractions in Numbers are for sale at the
Coll &c Office selS IN,
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SPRING hiLh COLLEGE,
tsT. JOsEPn's,J
~KAI. MOBILE ALA

fef5;- teitet ts4ttt .uz,rxt,ty
seventh Scholastic yeSr an ~ " "
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ST. STANISLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
BAY ST. LoUIs, MISSISSIPPI

THIS institution chartered 10y the State Leg!srtnrs
srd conducted hy Tie FrotheI" eF she Sacred HaarS
hNs been III suCcGssfu cpHrston since S55 Beautifully
situated on tire shores Of the Bay commanding eKLeI.
Give view Uf The G sHi nfEr all tho ahvsn Is
Of the 6rosss and bathing in Summer its sptcr
d" location is Erot tncItoment to heathfal exoroIe
and amusement for the pupils. Tho Comm ercal
comprises Ali the breaches of good English sducAttcn
Board aud Tuition per session payable half yusrv in
vanGe f2aO
WaeninR per tssiOn-- Is 10
Bedding per session, (Op tiOnaD 2l
Doctor Fees--- B &C
Vacation If spent st the einstitutou.-.-.--- 50 90
EXTRA cHAR9Es:
flnno and Violin, per month, each q 90
Use Of Piano. per month Observation-Disclosures. SO
Tas per month ~
oEaRe instrument, per month 90
spanish and German languaGes per month, eaoh.. 90
For further particulars apply to
BRO. GABRIEL.
my2O '171v Director Of the College.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of st. Dominic

The duties of thi~ Institution win be resumed the
First Monday ia September.
The systeui of education embraces Histnry,-Geo-
the English and Frcnch Languages and Litera-
ture. Rhetoric, Mathematlcs. Book Keeping Natural
Philosophy, Logic, Metaphysical
Special attention given Epistolary Cores pondence
and Compositon; also to Tapestry Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental Needlework-
Lessons in Painting and wax.work form extra
charges.
Lessons la Vocal and Instrnmentai Music bv A
Professor ar97 n
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ST. SIMEON'S SELECT SCHOOL,

13I Annunciation Street,
Between Thalia and Mepomene streets.
This institution conducted by the Sisters of Char.
t he mi ssf ooSsase
pound to respond TO the confidence reposed in them
and by gg
to their intellectual improvement and cuItvatinS
society ~-'-'-' "N''H VIII NJ 'nem f0r
The course of instruction (based upon that pursued
at ST. Joseph's. Emmetsburg) embraces ort6ography,
.a Readtpg ing Grammar Rhetoric Composition Plain
Geometry. Ancient Modern Geography with the the
Profane History, Bcg anby and Mythology. Natufn raj
anS anG Moral philosophy Logic, Botany
TEENS PER MONTH. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
English Glasses, fcom.- to $40
Entranee"paid but oncs ...:.:::.:::::
Music Drawing, etc, form extra charges.
GENERAL. oBSERvATIONS-I. A month com
dncnon bang made Tor abssnee = Books no and nd
staiionery fIrnishet by the nstitution at current
only on satnroa between the houIs of 10 and S
"Sr V1NCENTtS SCHOOL " in C ,nnt ction with
the above will oFe4 on the same day, re2tf
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND COTEAU PARISH OF ST LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.
This College Incorporated by the State of Louisiana
with the privilege Of comforting Academic Degrees is
conducted by tire Fathers of the Society OF Jesus
The plan "f instruction EN- braces the ordinary
Of Literature aud Com the Trey
The next session viii open October LIST.
Board, Tuition and washiag, Der y.ar..... ss5g
Entrance F. or 'hs first year onlyJ..-......:-.
d ne1cai Tees;. 10
Payments must be made ialf:yoariy in advance.
For further particulars amply to
sHIE - '. l4U Sravrer street. New Orleans
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE LoCQUET-LERoY
New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute,
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL

$50. -.---- Camp Street. 2SI
Between Caope and Poe yfarra.
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ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENVILLE,
Corner 81. Charles aud Broadway Streets,
New OreauB.
plain BOARDING SCHOOLS.

PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.
The Catholic Orphan Asylums at Matches, MiSsS-
aippi will boys and girls boarders, for the
charge of tlO por month, always paid in advance
Thlu will pay for board lodging washing and tuition.
Tho girls pay extra fifty per month for tn
Of the uniform.
The boarderS will hav the same fare and treatment
the orphans
This Arrangement is made for the especfa acOommO-
dAtiOn of Catholic families with limited means, that
wish TO give their children plain Catholic education
at little expense; least to give them few months
OF particular preparation for their FrOt CommuBioS
and Confirmation.
Children, however who not Catholics viii aSO
be received.
Apply to tho Brother Director OF DEveneRz Ha
Orphan Asylum the Sister Servant of St. NArys
Orphan Asylum, Eatches, Mississippi. tS2o
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. c.
FIRST TERN:
Classical Department...--...----'-' =
Medical --Octobor l.
Law OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ------october )"
ysH P.E.H u, President
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Young Catholics illustrated Readers.
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY
Has just pubiisheda
New Series of Readers.
The following books ars now ready.

The Young Catholics Illustrated Primer 80 90
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IF SPe Ia terms for in'roduet on. Samples sent
on receipt OF halt retail price.
all their lessons ~ "
lished. ' f
text " ~ 'D'
!. They are not made mp Of selectio 8 Very
many OF the Ht.torIosi Ri Biographical Sketches were
written expressly for them.
dhey are printed on the hest quality of paper and
6. The Young Catholics Series of School Books are
complied by competent hanrs; the proof sheets are
sareuHy read aHt revised by Right Spading
- D. Bieh"p OF Peoria. H. who has kindly consented
Catholic Publica alton Socett. y ~
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The Young Catholics
The Young Catholics
The Young Catholics
The Young Catholic ,
The Young Cathslii Is
The Young Cath olic's
The Young Catholic's
The Young Catholics
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The Young Ladies' Reader.--- .--.
Young Catholics Illustrated Table Book
A Fnil Catechism of the Catholic Religion,
From the German OF Rev J. peharbs ST.. New
edition. corrsc, ed revised and amended by an
american refiesiastie. Pabl-hed with the
appreciation CT Cardinal MoCio key. New
ed, inn
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ional (sreenblck the stand ,rd OF value.
But no, the meeting won't hear tell Of il.
Why? Because, forsooth, they had Rs
iected the CIR. enback 50 long they cou d
not adoptit now. 1t would app .ar from
this resolve that the me.hOnored adage,
Never too late 70 mend,'' has not as yet
made its way into California,
After wading through the mud OF per-
plexlties, all caused 10y the rejection of
the Greenback, this hArd-m ,ney cores
pondent winds up thus; 1.-The prejudice
here against a paper currency is almost
fanatical" Very vel, gentlemen. FIN
atheism rarely fails TO bring its own
punishment. This especial ''fana,icism'
has. indeed, brought its punishment, not
Oh California alone, but on the whole
broad Republic-troW North to South
from ocean to ocean. But there is one
comfort: The very intensity of the dis
ease will precipitate its cure. and turn
ish warning to US in all future time.
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People sometimes ask why does DR.. R. V.
Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, spend so much money
in advertising his family medicines, which are
80 we'll known and surpass all other remedies
in POPULAR Y and sale. 1t is well known that
A: T. Stewart considered it good policy, and
un toubt-dIy it paid him, to spend many hun
dred Thousand dollars in advertising his goods,
yet nobody questioned the excellence of his
mer ,handlse. The grant secret Of success lies
in Offering only goods which possess merit to
sustain themselves, and then through liberal
mi persistent advertising making the people
thoroughly &C Iuainted with their good quail
tiles. Men do not succeed in amasSing grea
fortunes, establishing thriving and permanen
business, and founding substantial institutions
like DIR. Piprce's Grand Invalids' Hotel al
Buffalo, which costs over two hundred thou.
sand dollars, unless their business be legiti
mate, their goods merritorious, and thei
services which they render genuine and valu'
BILE. DR.. Pierce does not attempt to hnmbuf
you 10y telling you that his Golden Medh .
Discovery v i'll cure all diseas. 8. He says, 81
y ur lungs APE half wasted by consumption
my Discovery will not cure YOU, yet "a a rem
Q " for severe coughs, and all curaLle broi .
chial, throat, and lung affections, beieve }
to 10 unsu, passed as reme w." The poop
have confidence in his medicines because b.
does not Over-rec0mm nd then, and wheI
tried they give satisfaction. The Metical AID.
wiser, book of over nine hundred pages
ilustrat. by two hundred and eighty-tw,
engravings a I'd bound lin cloth and gilt, u
offt, ed to the pnbllc at SO moderate q prit,
($i.5O, post paid,) that it is no wonder t q
almost ons hundred thousand have alre; d,
ben sold. His memo andum books are Of
very dru ,yist's counter for free dstribnt on
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THE SUN.
1877 NEW YORK. 1877

The different editions of Tbs Sun during the
next year will be- the same as during the year
that has just passed The daily edition will on
live week days lie a sheet offnur pages, and on
Sundays sheet of y pages, or IS bread col
u,nns; white the weekly edition will he sheet
of eight pages of the same dimensions and
character that are already familiar to our
friends
THEsSUN will continue to be the strenuous adj
vocate OF reform and r-trenchm-nt, and of the
substitution Of craftsmanship, wisdom, and
integrity for hollow pr-tence, inb -cility. and
fraud in the administration Of public affairs.
1t will contend for the government of the peO-
pie by the people ann for the people, as
opposed to government by fraud in the ballot
box and in the counting Of votes, enforced by
| military violence. n will end~avor to supply
| its readsrs-a body not far from million Of
| sonls-with the most careful, complete and
| Trustworthy accounts Of current events, and will
employ for this purpose numerous and care
| fully selected staff Of reporters, and correspon-
| dents. Its reports from Washington, specially,
| will BE- full, accurate. and fearless; and it will
Doubtless continue to deserve and enjoy the
hatred ofthose who thrive By plundering the
Treasury or by usurpins what the law DOS
not give them, while it will endeavor to merit
the confidence Of the public BY defending the
rights Of the people against the encroachmeilts
OF uniustlfied power.
The price Of the daily Sow will be IS cents a
month or $3.50 year. post paid; or with the
Sunday edition e1.7O year
The SUSDAY edition alone, eight pages, 81. 20
year, post paid.
The WEEKLY Son, eight pages Of Sc broad
columns, will BE- Furnished during 1877 At the
rate Of 81 year post paid.
The benefit Of this large reduction from the
previous rate for the WEEKLY can be enjoyed
by individual subscribers without the neces-
sity OF making up clubs. At the same time, il
any of our friends choose to aid in extending
our circulation, We shall be grateful to them
and every such person who serbs ten or more
subcribers from ONE pace will been titled to on
copy Of the paper for himself without chargs
At one dollar year, postage paid, the ex pei's'
Of paper and printing are barely repaid: and
considering the size Of the sheet and the quail
!, " Ut its contents, We ara confident the peOpi'
, will consider THE WEEKLY SUs the cheapes
newspaper published in the world, and W
trust also one of the very best.
al Address.
THE SUN, New York City, N. 7.
y 1866.
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MONARCHlES.

They hold to yetAer by the sword.
England's land and naval forces cost
twenty-eight millions sterling year,
about one hundred and fifty million dol
lars There is no earthly use tor these
forces except to enslave her 'sucJ cts
dissect them, it might be called That.
and watch so that the big sovereigns may
not kill each other unaware, Il the only
use for the immense armies now putting
en- the war paint in Europe. The whole
yearly outl,y of England is seventy
eight millions. about four hundred mil
lion dollars. But she has queen and a
crown and a cluckingof royal chickens
to show for it. That ought to content
all hands.
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SEND FOB CIRCULAR

which will give you all particulars, and will
BE- sent IN plain and sealed envelope.
Do not risk your health or happiness for .
lifetime, but go and send at ence to the ply
stefan, WHOSE business it is, and he viii fully
| restore you to health.
| Direct Letters, DIR. DRLOSS,
Drawer 4l4, DETROIT, P. o. Mich.
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truthIhad come in upon the land question.
Save nonly the Tenant Right d Ssh. en-
forced in Ulster at the point Of the far
III er's hayonet.
Well, Lord John, and the very ''liber
al" and very detestable Wings. got Their
poor-law tor Ireland. Then there were
jobs all around in buying the land. and
raising the buildi ,gs, and appointing the
officials, and letting out the contracts for
m iintainance. Even the machinery for
collecting the rates employed a good
many fickspittles of the very ''liberal
and very dete stable Wings. Now they
have their poor law. and here is an out
line of how they get on with it in the
Limerick Unien. On February 81, total
healthy in the house, 749; total sick,
743; cost OF provisions weekly, ELS
Then comes this talk from sheriff, a
guardian :"
IL can assure you that attendance al
this board is not unattended with dis
comfort in home affairs-When Say
have to 60 to the workhouse, some ofmy
friends say, '.Bother the poorhouse. ,
Llugater
s.Bother the poorhouse!" Certainly
and more bother may it give ye. all Of
ye, quacks and blockheads that We are
Then comes row among the Off
Gals. A man dies, aud too late it is dis
covered that he had no clothes to keep
him warm. It also is discovered that
people with bad clothes were sent tc
bed to keep them warm. Also that the
tailor could not keep the school-boy's
rags together by sewing and patching,
even when the boy had TO off-pants and
to wait for the mending. The master
was putting out some able bodied men,
They wouldn't leave because they had
come in not being able to get work
About to use physical force. he called or
an under official to stand by and help
But the official wouldn't and how they
got throug with the row is not down OF
the record. Let us wind up by once
more excaiming with the worthy sheriff
Bother the poorhouse."