Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-01-24
sAtsS si.iEs.s. 81.
Poverty iss is- '. nrsi torIn i'm
tsis. ksts.,'s al .cgs sty.

g. >-li..., All, i...nrIes of i.ta Ia t,
D:..cu ,ity. ii.:,e dream 4 what r0v-
rT.v ati Ge-iItEiiHis irra&, la" Il
.i:,!o. .t,5 naus."r "a tna.r y-ry H'i h
tJ'nrr..N. i !ntv "a Htil NdLnn the
r;lIiC7 i ii,lr y.-lut.. iDr -GC. sights
IS "ae ..-:: es,,.. ~ a.. Il reporter
,t,.ti,i,,, i-'l'l. n t"o Uot uf,,n W.
uLt4Iiiv >puga; hy nu.nan gave AZ
t.cY II" llNcitiug tciLc ttLdercr i'll
stIrcto # man. Wiz l,Iv wHO
move, H. tie iIr.: circles # Eicrs-
bur- society FIR ms "uue ALL a
u.arh, .:tsh' .,il"d vita warin cloth
.ng ca hi', arm, Il representative oi
tbs pnrer found Lis way yesterday
to the al ,de If 1rs Fahyre aud her
i've chi..lr"n III one If Iir. B:um'5
houses ~ CLAW street, hetWceu First
North and Farmer. The reporter
sblvev1d aS the wind pierced his
warm clrtui:g and las guide was
noticed ; vince under he attacks oi
lie WIG -',.. nat iiie poor y n.
Mrs T., e.. aud her piiiIdi. ..Ai.,,ren,
ia.rlv c,v. way before tie 90. / wL.cn
penetrated tnsir poverty stricken
abode t. house WAS drravv uad
c,;,r,c :, 10 IRE beng anywhere per
CcpjI1.c a,,. the Gin u:-i,, toe Oldest
ii which is = gi!l If about eleven
suGuu-rS. ut d,!ic.'. u.,d uad fraiI
constitution. and the youngest n, in
faut il uiGus, were hu,.lled ,,.,t,.vr
aruniii t.ie weak AID r;u.tia, ad form
Of their hc, ,:'!y>3 iIIuti!tr. a frstziuE
Es,f isun's'.ed na-s Il Suffering hu
..l..,. HAL I'll the c.otncs which
covered 'ae entire fa4:i : been de-
voted - one particular mrA.H,r they
", ...i not have been suiliciCLt - Keep
out iae cold Jahuary w:i.'iS which
penetrated With cni,in% precision
every nook aEl corner of tbis ver.tA-
be home of misery, poverty AID d.o-
tr"ss. The furniture Of tae house
consisted If only ole beds;cad, ii
poor excuse for mptress and one
old wornout Guilt wAirl served us a
coverlid for the entire i.-niiy OF SIX
helpless iuinan beings. The larders
were empty. the las, luorsol cs food
III the possession Of this unhappy
family having been eaten the day
previous to tie reporters call.
rs the lady advsased into The
house tle ewes of 5irs. Fahyre
swc!lcd with tears As she saw the
warm clothing fnr her chillren ani
heard well kept Il misses IF as-
~lslance, but ier lips We're too feeble
= tell her thanks 70 her benefactor
/ The story toll by Mrs. Tahyre ) in
deed phi III one Her husband
has long been irGni.an brute. too
/ contemplate to hc termed = iaan,
aud has rendered his family no sup
port for sOIne time, leaving t..em III
I tailr daDende t on the charities of a
cold world fr Subsistence. 4 few
weeks ago i. wi..sGiiy deserted his
nome which mad been made oaly too
nisrr,lolr by his presence, and which
? .Ae demon Of drIuk witch hal slicn
r iirln hol | on him hat deprived ~
al lis Gawlne>S. and taxing witt
Eiin nls eldest s0E, boy Of thirteen
vars. VINO c0usi nave bera OF ser
: vice - hi7 Impoverished mO,hcr,Wen
30 New Orleans, bilire which time El'
starving family have Ac:rl .,s..uc
f him. ,!-s. FahIre attempted {,
How h.m. but could net, for wan
of means and remains here E!ih hel
destiinte children a genuine object
Of CHARITY. She Isl being cared fol
AZ well as the purses i her nelSA
bors viii Admit of, and this bit o
news is given pace N our column:
that al may kIow what suffering.
there are III TIE Very heart et Ii,
city.
.Oh tor the r,ri:y. OF Christine cl ari,y
Uujr' ihr sD,. y
We clip the f'regoing from tl'
! Vickalu,E Commercial Herald tha
those who are addicted to exccsSiv,
intemperanre may see what miser.
and degradation is brought upCl
what might be a happy family BY tn
excessive indul genca of drink. VIVA
4 though! five small children starvin:
md freezing, al caused by the inor
dinate desire and yielding to stron,
drink. What . lesson II the Young.
A Cslif0rnis ,iie.II started ont i
his buggy Nv days ago to cap;ur
. desperate On the way lie met
man VINO r,s-l for a ride As the
were riding ;p.ether the sheriff tol
,, the man his mission had offered hii