The Irish standard., 1889-09-21

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Canals his d, niization 81 with
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seoleia man laughed hlnself 10
death the other sll,.5 AS he carried
I$25O00z WORT, 6 life insurance, il is mis-
widow 3 turn ID, laugh no y.
It was Tom Moore who comp love
to . pctato, because Il shoot from the
eyes; and Lord Byron who amended IL,
Ibyremark ing lhatl grew less by pairing.
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Thomas Spence, Of lie Sueur. has
kindly consented % act g. agent for the
IIRIsH STANDARD ia that vicinity. Sub
scriptions received BY Mr.. Spence will
receive prompt acknowledg ment from
this journal.
Some of the domestic troubles Of
I drink are houses without windows,
gardens without fences, fields without
tillage, barns without roofs, children
without clothing and an empty hottie
LID the closet when the man wants a
drink worst. .
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The Ancient Order Of Hibernians Of
Mankato have in contemplate q grand
entertainment to be given early in
December The ManKato brethren
are up and doing and if they conclude
Ito make the matter one Of certainty, we
may look for an occasion Of rare merit
land exceeding pleasure.
Rev. Father O'Brien. Of Kilkenny,
this state, will soon nave into the new
parochial residence which has been
under course Of erection there for some
time past. 1t is neat, we'll finished
bunding, costing In the neighborhood
Of SIS, 900, and the people Of Kilkenny
parish are deserving Of much credit for
the good work they have accomplished
| In this direction. .
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Out in n ebraska an editor was struck
lbY lightning the other day. q post
mortem was held over the remains. and
the doctors pronounced him dead as
Julius Caesar. But after lying in state
q. day or two he recovered, and now
these same doctors saw that he will get
well. but will not be as handsome as he
used to be. Editors are hard to kill.
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The Catholic people Of LIE Sueur, this
state. Lave in view the holding Of q
church fair in tnat city early in Novem-
Der for the. benefit Of the parochial
schools. Already earnest work has been
begun By the ladies Of lie Suenr parish.
and there is every reason to believe that
their efforts will be met with more than
ordinary SUCCESS. This is certainly
commendable, as the object to be &C
complishbd is . most deserving one.
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The police commission would prohibit
the discussion Of politics or religion BY
the citY's force while on duty. This is
right, and it should not be slow in the
future IN removing any man from pos
ton under its iurisdi ctlon, no matter
what his, politics or religion, Of the
Harvey stripe. Men Of honesty and IN
tegrity, who will be faithful in the per-
Torrance, of duty, regardless Of creed,
are what are needed mot general all
round rascals. W.. III III . .:st
Bishop Ireland declares that alcoholic
drink is virtually the malady Of the
nineteenth century. Hesays that traffic
In strong drink is s''our shame, scandal
and sin, and unless brought under by
the will Of the people it will be our.
downfall Bishop Ireland is in the
HABIT Of telling plain truths and il this
matter he has boilsd the whole liquor
question down into one sentence. The
question is shall ~ allow it to exter-.
inmate us2 Vi. ..s5a
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1)ne 81 the exchanges speaks of a
very estimable lady, 9 millfner, and
says that the editor was glad ito see
her stocking up + The editor says he
was never 50 astonished in his born
DAYS as he was when the paper came
out to meet the lady and have her
STRIFE him across the brow with her