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Main street, Bet. 81. Philip and st. Louis
THIBODAUx, LA.
The undersigned inform his friends and
the public in general, that he has removed
his shop on Main street, between st. Philip
and St. Louis streets.
He is a first class workman and his work
is fully guaranteed.
mch. 8 j. G. OSCHWALD.
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plaisir de vous faire parvenir nos Gaia
LOGUES PRIX-COURANTS. Rappeles
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s%oulier MARJOLAINE article pour danes
$l.75la paire. Get article est convenable
pour ~sorties.t q = . ID. z.v4ssr
pantoutes en- peau, q talons 50 cts. 10 paire
:fscarpins laces pour dames7 Is a."
-PaAtouties .n peau pour b6b6s Is I"
= en- prunelle pour danes 40
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t0uverez- vOrs DIES
Bottles ~claqu6es pour danes b 81 so la
paire ?
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Bottles tout en- chevreau ~francais q 81 La
Ill., paire !
On trouverez-vous de
Bellies Bottines claquees pour danes a
81 IS la paire2 ~
Ou trOuvereZ-vOuS DIES
Bottles en- peau pour tillctte . 81 90 la
paire ?
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TNFORME LIE PUBLIC QUILL WENT
L d'ouvrir a Paneien Establishment E..
Loiseau son atelier. II est pref a satisfaire
les clients qui vondront bien lie patroniser.
Is JUL. 76 | an.
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cHAUSSURE

est la seule all Sud ayant DIES relations CON
stantcs avee les plus plus grands manufao
turiers DIES Etats. Unis. Parmis ces manu-
facturiers nous cit6rons la maison Stribley
Il Co, de Cincinnati; la maisOn de Kelley
4 Moore, de Philadelphia Ia maison de
E. Erling, de Newark la maison de Cox
L. Bros, de Rochester.
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plus, comme article fin vous trouverez en-
Gore
pour 81 Is une belle bottine en- prunelle
= pour DANES, =r. ut.
pour Sl25 - claquee
-. 90 I'm brodequin claque peur danes,
so nn Strap Tie,
- loo. me jolie pantoufe en- chevreau
pour dame.
Quald vOus aurez besoin de chaussure de
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pour vos enfants ;cet article est DIES plus su
perieurs ct ne cohte pas plus cher que ceux
qui sOnt bieu inferieurs ct que Fon vous
vend solvent pour du bOn.I
En- renal nous vOir ct en- c~Onsultant nos
prix x,or,a v.,ra1 uv,';l a,tJ &fE
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i T~hibodaux.
LIVRES CLASSIQUES Eft RELIGIEUX.
Fournitures de Boean. Rapier de Musi0ue
ARTICLES DE PETITE:
Croix, Christs, Medailles. Chapelets. Ben.
tiers, Images. Tablcaux, Statu
ties, Cierges,
COURONNES DE 1ere COMMUNION
Galeric Photographique an premier.
ian % re ly
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Eahce Gross Lecture.

Or readers viii tA11k a. fOr tie report
wks<A we eates here giTe Of tie Right H=v-
Bs.2N7 Grc4s' very escers.iniIg leetzre,
sslivtze3 LAST Srn6sy eveEirg in ST. Al
YSq-EE.' CEzIe1- TeoUSs Tritssc cat
fra rs@=! By IL a-A;eCr reporter, re
ca rS1ea far liz Eecsrkl S3elify 70 out-
z=oss = on ske.>s 81 IAe di.-osarse- Tie
attractive S=1vc-y E1d Sl.s6 4AareE Of
10 s-114s-- Ct es7E=s, e1rsos be Reproduced,
bal f@s e3s&r- 2ae2e- cesvioezrg ArguUess
"a Er5sscEiy FrseerEs>a - esosbliss ire
s..tasE :srs -z2.e--s preposisse--,ba.e ever!
za=. ID zks-sr Aou pac- ko5 wrvsesed, is :
ca g Gs1, and se-si ~ a2sEe- l. doos fo-
Ec,5 ca - 6sss fc- CeE-s1 tiEssf.
TAls Gas-z-s = eIpssi1s5 sd eof3ree6
81 5ls-1-s$5 via 50 EGc! anecdotes
= peat I.ai ;Se ieeizre - foard 70 b.
ects-tArz-g IS Il e iosIraetiTe, As
cAErzzzg Re Il = ac1el9si~e. We coefess
-5si rtz= s5gie Of P7lgi. eos zeooe IL 10 car
ihEse- = e1arcA sz5is-ee presents vaFloas
EAs6=s g i-1ssAgscce 70 mach Of which 3
c3ase, E=Ts-e srgznsat woald De dry o.
urioislfgih.e- Inoee5 pleasant iErs.rs
ROE does rct coae auiss TO tie most pro-
foa-d rhilcsopsez, while rersocs Of less
lng;eA frAiricE s-s a. -aa,.y Unable to fol-
low t1roagh rapid succession Of abstract
idess-
Gre e = preacher whose narrative style
viii De sure 20 keep "a awake, AID, though
be Ia! nos travel through % much tbeol-
oy As aoosaer il given period of time,
We shall AZ least be able 20 keep along
With him in his journey.
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peOpIef Clear eooog5- Thea iSs-e EtEe
ehickecs; Eow there z-e EODe- Chickens
have dissEpe2-e3 froa rlAstAsiea life l.
tsese EEI.d, cd 6sys, tie SO1tksTa fsEe.s,t-
ef, known 10 be = save holder kizssd,
Wa received viii e<5a4 ky tie white
f&1ly Of a.! planter wbc1 se EigAI
visit. Re WA called O. 70 pray viii A-e
for the dAxkiss, ALAG 20 prJAeA Elite -
then His sESEIs we're rewarded VITA =
rsFetai5On fOr wS.dsrfal kaRI,5sy ard
neal, beei6es . rsEE-kAsly rec 6ia.e- Gzo
great eoEs56erxssc1 ses<rA;iy from White
ard esAeks-
Szrce the vHT, bo~ SzEeEscf, Ersz gsiiI
!rg tse cs.Scre6 P-rFAe Ct = Flss-Az1s1 l.
ID BSGeer = work SS- IASeA tie white pro
ErIste-s tpO5a themselves respso0s6c3s- Tre
uisssooarr il ret treated Es al apostle. 1oC
yes as O S4lrt, rtEfhs. Il lie ErErsasEsag
srts-tAiot6. The ea5cks1a hare dlssP
tFT<a-sd- Thai having bsea ocos z,.Se--
stood. tie Frk-sno SlsaTpes-td t04N- 40 lsf1
tts fed 10 soUs eokky bro-heg q lie
gown. with = couElss1ss2 - lis yockei
f-r- WESs1A 81 Ks5iRgE-
II esre r.rS. tr5srd Prssl1ser aE1 Eer-
toIEE 1Ere dropped Izs otEra- sd VII
osvfs 1e-ce :u sEE1. hecsoss As - gsl.sr
L-6 nks 10 -5ch f-5eo6s tie CtEreA II SOD
iIkss ehEct .: LIZ tsst:Auss BE - Ercrc- Az
t+cE1s< sic hks CHARGE 20 C. -.
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81. vpcEsT DE PArIs CHrsca--Te are
pleased 80 learn that the debts which have %
log oppressed tEis Church are in . fair vsy Of
ssssIsBeat. Nevertheless, 70 hasten the advent
Of that Elorioss day VIXEN financial t-oables
viii be shinEs Of tie past, ard Ilso 20 Aford
the pablo that Innocent aDuaeusnt 60 desirs-
bic after tie wear ard tear Of the u:nters
boeiDesE, the ladies have decided to give 3
grand Strawberry F-stIvsl, ooanusoeisg Easter
SaEdsy eTericg, ApgI 2Is;- It viii ecu bine
al tie ordinary at:rse,ious Of fair with
tbose Of tonbo!G With Il. npUerous p;iEs..
There will a,so te ? .sTies Of eonesI's s-d TX
k:bi'io-s, - which sustsu-s Of Considerable
Local di.:;Ee;sr al, take psEf.
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GererAI Jotn OSsiil, ihe FsrlAn "Tsidsr,7
died Of PAsaiy ELS il the Esrey Hospital, oDats,
last week. He bad foo nded eolopy known =.
OSein City, in Nebraska, ard Was taking et
forts TO inersass lrish immigration. Az Iri.k-
man born, ONeiu uAs brought to America By
his parents VIXEN q boy. lie joiEed the Seeond
Dungeons years before the var, eerviGg Eor
sight years Under COlopel Robert z Lee. In
1ks war he took the Union side. One Of his
exploits vas the capture of the celebrated Gen.
Morgan, in 1864. 81 Nashville. He WLs wound
ed severely and laid mp In hospital, snd when
he vAs rex: heard Of had raised Tennessee
battalion Of Feuisns, and was I" OF for tie
b5rder-" He creased il at Fort Erie IL Jane,
1866. had little success at RidPeEay, fell
back on Fort Erie, Tough: again, and shea, a.
Sweeney die not bring up the expected rein
EcrcenentO, recrossed the Niagara, bs!r z q. 2de
prisoner en- route with all bis forces by the
United States authorities. Four yesrs later,
having been elected 20 the -Eesisn Pres deucy,
he tried his lack in ST. Aibsus, failed, aud eur
rendered himself ~ithout resistance to United
States Marshal. He leaves = wife and three
children.
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TIE cross TO saTroo1ns ST. B<rta-6's EY.re,
cohoes, ~ Y, .is rins By Eve feet, aid usce
al $40 glass rrisUs, nsasarirE over oae
mach each scross the sGIf.ee they are ts;
e'oseiy together, With gAlvsu1ad ifoa bands,
gildsd vita gold Leaf; Inside exse1dinE
thnosEh the arms and aPrighs shsfi, are rO-
Resoas gas jets. which viii Be lighted By
raAns Of a electric battery.
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TEE HOMESTEAD AssoCIATIoN.-In oar Sd-
veCtisiDg eclunrs will be found the result Of
the Leceat elections for Directors and Ofieers
Of tbs association. As will be seen nearly all
the old i5cumbents were reelected, the only
changes being the substitution of Aeasrs.
Thoe- J. Brown, Il. P. Walsh, and ". B. Ian
caster for three Of The old directo-a, who, 6e-
cause ofs pressure OF bosineos, declined to serve
any longer. Urder its present excellent man
sEemcnt, tia Homestead will continue 70 CON-
na7d that sroccss which has marked its his
tory IN tie Past, aud which must, at no distant
day, lead 20 the oszarization of other similar
associations for the benefit OF workingueB,
Clerks, and such Others as desire to own their
own homes.
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LZc.cEz Tc-sI1isT ~ BIssos GEJss A. TIE
JEsUTT.'.-Thi. saudsy evening 81 30 o'ciock,
Right Rsv. We Il. Gree. o. D, Z saop Of
sGvsaa4h, all lecture II tie Ctor-h Ct the
Innacai sse Corcs2iioo, Bsrorae street. He
subject vii be a Va, - Rczs and Lo-rtes
The ccIlse-i,L tAke- - v ii. Ge i0r tie he=sEt
Of tie OT2t4-s = re C4oosts Q: S2-scnaL.
BlsAop Gro. =-s &c II tie roa-y p-e!s;>s
who E...esss3, ~ Lcr:1ss, 80 EAT i1rosirg
rsliEioGs ee:s-v=Y ~tscz tAs eTe1 taken
place ezts56s u Rozt: re eru~r.rg Of lie
statue q ia Nnst Z .E4sd Virgin Q. tie I'D
of Jeiy i-7s. Tee B-Etsc 81 Paris va. e.
Poseo ty iSs PeI,s - F:esi= IN he stead 81
thiB zez2,At.e ooe4sl9-. Ffo- i2t9 20 800
MAssss were e2-sOrstsG ~ tie Bas5.ica sd
Ts-ioGE tsup1garE s-fAr erscf-d ovEsi1s ~.
ck1rek, az oTeT c5s s1-Gre1 tLtrss1d pl
GrirnS received Ea.y Co=l1aioZ LAY dag
OF ;kis memorials e.eof Il he Tiss q Ea1rs
and bic Intervene With ;ss Hoy FAitey ts
will SPEAK, reia,ir n Ste oeG:Se Of lie Lecture
Esa! Incidents which e&rnof fail 20 Re highly
interesting 2zd restrictive.
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HIBERNIA BANK.-In oar sdvertis aE columps
will DO found the oaauiNl announcement Of the
result of the recent election for Directors of
this Institution for the ensuipg year. The gen
tleDen selected are among the best known ard
most responsible merch Auts of the South, as
any one st all conversant with mercantile
aGAirs will see by giancipg at the list. Mr.
Geo. b. Presto1, who hSs 80 enthusiastically filled
the position Of President since Mr.. Morris
resignation, was unaninously reelected PreSi-
dent, aud Mr.. Emile aucSe, Vice President.
OF course our talented frierd, John g. Deve-
reux, Esq, wAS reelected Cashier.
The conservative and Skillfnl management
of the Hibsrnia has won for it 90 high place
in public confidence and favor that even the
numerous ana astounding failures at the North
and West during the past four years never
causoa even the shadow Ct . doubt 70 be cast
uRon it, and now that q new era of peace and
prosperity seems to hAvo dawred for the South,
We predict for It auch success 10 the future ss
will exceed the most sanguue expectations Of
It's moss ardent friends
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A gentleman Of tkis city has q most excel
lent likeness Of the great Irish patriot, Daniel
O'COrnell, taken in 1s47. From this a number
of copies have been made, which are now Of
fered for sale at Ar. VIZ. Joyce's, corner Con-
stance ard 81. Andrew streets. The proceeds
will be donated to the St. Alphons1s Orphan
Asylum,
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Rev Il Kelly g. ;. W. deliver Ald;ets
In the Church ef ;5e BOY Name Of xAry, ~.
Eisrs. tts Sandy eTerirg Az Ceio-f, ards.
tie saspssss Of SIZE TO.Ai Aosi5sesoe s2easiy-
A6nissaon free.
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Of property, II mas AlsO scare tie night
~ sEher; J: 27st nof permit The oUre-ship
Ct property 20 beoOzae Sd excessive a. 70
eve latcEers z1willicgly idle Capital
81. ard PrS7-@e.p-s owe eEPioyDeLt TO
isb-ge--.
Eai LeE. wkec. 10 shAE exs<Rtf
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The Roman Church lmorg the Freed
men

.
-hSSj=eI wien topics are sS@-ee- This
week Il takes mp tie above e7estien ~ the
ansaSao0o o! - respected Ein1s:sz -
Oa1o, who - Also "CkArHAa OF tie
PreAoyteEiar Co1Dit.Ee o. the FrsedDeo-'
He wishes 20 know whether is il tErs tkSi
the E0AAa Church - very active Lzesg
the eo!ored people Of Loui<iAnA
Let e here ecrgrssnlAse oSrs<,res CT
oar growth in responsibility IsS.sa6 81
being tse R0zisA Chzreh, We have sSS.e.
70 be she Roman CsGrea- Does fS3s lrsi-
es:e change ct e6iaorE- % . besss-ing of
eOote0Psf We bOss 70 Ise A.iis- oT'zrSs'-.
for tie article lA'er o. EXHIBITS tie f0.SoW-
rag ist-1n.ae eFidsoce o. 'ssO'z=
fsr o.. p'.si .e g ,.tt "a. y ga aAs'.s
ri Asa.s-
If cseA.Ises+ IL lezf - soaE-ess, where
does Ec.5tsres. rz-k; Erea Il lie p-zzk
riur e..t4,- aro7-f q hIpe taIk1rr !.
Ct es-creere n-S us think Ira: rsSrt,6
bS p@-l-S C-E1zE-k II i-E crr.sA45ES Egf
s.. S-ssf
- - x -N = ~ '--A--s
a.. c3-NE re 10 .SeSe- i-= E9cEIkHstE
ap--=.7- - ..p~--zs- r.
fed 12sfpE1czAl Liza -G3Eh1 A-'c -7CAtoo-
CA t-A-o Up rae. tbe ieG-T 4 oarIte1 anti
Preehy is,iAr;s-s stA-l lave --paxveS orr
+,r-, 49,
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$1,000 - e.. -. :, -.
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a.;,hto,, -. 49, =. -
htsA n-..,ss. a. -
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that tf,se somon Church want. 70 49,
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= =a- e"tl, ~ ls+seI-hS ne: c2ccreEe =
: aat-ver ha.1r co;nes from Il : dett,z-iiOu al
,g2t feeling q abe ParF Of sss colored poopie.
.I,e..nss,;Ts. o; ,bs Se,tbsr- 80 zee
,Ir,h has greatly shaker. II &c: &c. dyed
ss u w. eo0ea people II hsiF
T,fs !. -..neo,ir, man
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The remarkable oures elected by JurzieIe-
viezs sntrbsrnAtie mixture have far extended its
reputation that shs ability CT Aessrs Fers:ev L Co.
meet the demand fTo all qrAEtsrs 10 put % severe
est. Price 81 81 psr bOtsi for sale by all sruzEs;S
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d.. 2. L TAlsy, Phyri:iA2-
TIE Association cares for large bomber Of
men crippled N the cA7Es of sonthsrn free.
dom, DC provision bGv:Dg been made fol- their
relief By the State in come other Southern
States. To enable them to assist all tine old
soldiers who are in need, and to eecure =
Suitable resting place fox these who die, tie
Association has purchased Julio's magnificent
painting of Lee AID Jackson which will be
rsfisd on tie Pad of March. The painting is
On exhibition a. No. 20 Camp street, under the
City Hotel. Tickets az 81 apiece can be pur-
chased CT sry member c + tie organization.
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LOUISIANA DIVISION Army OF NORTHERN
VIReESIA.-At its LAST meeting the Benevolent
Association of the Locisiana Division of the
Army CT Northern Virginia elected tie follow
Jig Officers for the ensuing year:
FIrcis T. SietOIls, PTes,6sat;
JrO- 2. RicAs-csoa, FlrS1 Wee President;
Jae- 2, hood. Second Vice P-esidszI;
A. Brady, Third Vice PrssiteHs
VIZ Lyman, Foar-h Wee Prus:dsat;
J. Moore Wilaoz- Fifth yIcS President;
william B KlslnPsfer. Recording Secretary
joins Fitzpatrick. CezrspcAairg SSceEtAEy
John Z. Moray, -reasrre-.
-E-=e7ti-s Con7it+ee-
u. Il Fitzpatrick, Loais Power,
ZSt IAbAu. a II LsTy.
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A--rL Rspsr: .. :as Sse-stx-y Ct 81 TosePts socsy
Ct Ia LzGiss = CaAr!cy - :.s ysk- lsT7.
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Adams Il Bros Bow" will be found on
fra page
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F!afteEing ss tie above statsIaen: is, tie good
accomplished by tLe zsa,ous ladies of the AS
sociatioa can hardly be justly n essured ,! the
fguTes it contains, fsE numbers Cannot express
the comfort and ccnsoizt;on derived By the
poo- and the fl cited f.3u the visits cf the
members. With view to s'iu alatiug tbs zeal
ofthelsdies Of other COP grs gatiors and Of many
even IA 5t.Josspa's parish,Rho have heretofore
held aioof from thia society, we pabl:sa TIE
State nent above given, snd tcas such as may
desire further inform alton OF the subject may
know to whom 10 apply, We add the list CT
officers:
Rev. J. Doyle. C. NJ Spiritual DrestcI;
Mrs. P. n icy, President;
AEE. John Power, Wee Pcesidezt
Mrs. John McCAfrey. secretary
Ma. c. Lynch, Treasurer.
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- ID1rs:-
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". Il Na-ri-E.

y. II Fitzpatrick, Leafs PC~e-.
ZSb 1AbAH- a. n Lew.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-26
Miss Mutton aud Heart Disease.

"When | first appeared in the character
of Mass Hutton" said Clara Morris to an
interviewer, "she died at the termination Of
the play without any apparent reason.
dislike such an old fashioned way of get
ting rid ola character without any motive
so resolved to introduce heart disease
and make this the cause of her death
But after my resolution was formed, when
l began to seek for information, it was
very difficult to gain any. The medical
books | found, even less than the legal,
throw no light on the disease that could
be Of use to an actress or artistic, painter
or sculptor. DR.. Seguin, of New York,
to whom I applied for information. gave
me all he could. But doctors very seldom
see any suffering from an attack OF angina
pectoris, or heart disease, as it either kills
at once or is Of very short duration, SO
that the patient RECEIVERS before the doc
tor arrives. The whole attack, in fact, is
nothing but spasm and collapse. A we'll
known doctor, who made specially of
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Things Forth Kno,vins.

What neat housekeeper is not ANNOYED
when she sees on the spotless woodwork
Of her doors or windows those long dark
scratches which reveal that some one has
tried to light match by drawing it across
the paint? Now this is sometimes our ex
perience, for servants will be forgetful or
careless, and the tell-tale scratches greet
our eyes in most unlooked-for quarters.
But we have found remedy for the
marks, which, as every one knows, quite
defy soap and water. Cut sour orange or
lennon in half; apply the cut half to the
marks, rubbing for a moment quite hard !;
then wash off with clean rag, dipped first
in water to moisten it, andithen,n whiting.
Rub well whit this rag, dry thoroughly,
and nine times out of ten the ugly marks
will vanish. Of course, sometimes they are
burned in SO deeply that they cannot be
eradicated. All finger. marks on painted
walls, etc. should be rubbed off with a lit
tie damp whiting in the same way, and
never washed with soapsuds, which de-
snoy the paint.-G Golden Rule.
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You Haze, You Haze?

A young man, post,ofice clerk, de
tected in stealing letters, was arrested and
brought before the United States Com.
missioner. While waiting the examine
ton, his father, more than seventy years
Of age, came in, and was led to the chat,
in which the prisoner was seated. Rest
ing his trembling hands on the shoulders
Of his son, he cried, in broken voice:
30, Charles, Charles you have-you
have! Before your mother died, she said
you would sometime break my heart!"
In few minutes the wife of the Young
man, leading her child, entered the room
Rushing to him, she threw herself in his
arms, exclaiming:
Charlie, Charlie, have you done this?
Have we been living upon these thefts?:'
8" / only did it this once" replied the
weeping husband.
The frenzied wife looked around upon
the silent officers, and then, falling upon
her knees before the Commissioner, cried
out in the agony Of her grief:
/" Kill me, murder me! do what YOU
will, but let me have my Charlie!''
Kind hands led her, scarcely conscious
from the ruom, while her husband, in
default of bail, was committed to prison.
The terrible consequences of transgression
IS not that his crime finds out the crimi-
nal, but that his kinsmen and his kins-
women are included in its penalty.