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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-05

One of the great arguments of the
Republican Protectionists has been
that there were no members of their
party in congress-that a Democrat
could have no influence with the Re
publicans-that if the sugar growers
would send Southern Republicans to
congress to advocate their protection
OF the sugar industry they could exer-
else an Influence that would be bene-
fetal to the cultivation of sugar.
Well, the second district sent Mr..
Coleman to Washington, aud the tariff
has been taken off sugar, notwith-
standing the great influence which
this Republican member from the
South was supposed to be capable of
bringing to bear upon the subject.
When a mar places any reliance
upon a Republican Projections he
will soon find himself fat in a ditch.
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questions

This glorious Republican Protective
Tariff increases the tax on all sorts of
lumber used by the poor man, and
puts cross ties mahogany and other
woods that millionaires and rich only
use on the free list. Republican pro-
lection is a daisy.
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1t must he amusing for visitors in
the United States Senate to see Ed
munds, Hale, Hoar and Co. squifm
and twist when the young Republican
members of that body show indepen-
denee enough to think aud act for
themselves. .
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-05

John Sherman, and Edmunds find it
a hard pill 10 swallow when they can
no longer lead the Republican Sena-
tors. Once they had only to nod their
heads, when all would obey. Now
they are becoming so poor that none
do them reverence.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-05

A committee of the Legislature will
investigate Judge Milton A. STRIFE
land. for his conduct in acting as a
lobbyist during the sessions If the
Legislature and striving to influence
members in their votes upon certain
questions.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-05
SATURDAY. JULY 5. 1890.

VIM. E. Stoner was killed by light
ing in Clark County, Indiana. lie was
standing erect in his field when he
was found, with his hands behind him,
bending slightly forward.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-05

The report of the enumeration of
the Assessors OF Louisiana makes the
population Of the State 1,115,915
against 939, 946 in 1880 being an in
crease during the decade of It's, 1863
which is 1873 per cent. Lafourche
having gained 1871 per cent is three
tenths of one per cent above the aver
age.
There is a great deal of complaint
in many parishes that the work was
badly done, and the enumeration far
from complete. The increase in this
parish is almost entirely the natural
increase of population. In parishes
that claim to have had much imnigra-
ton the increase should have been
greater than it was in Lafourche.
The returns from the United states
ceDsus enumerators will probably
show whether some Of the assessors
have failed to do their duty in the
work they have just completed.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-05
FOR SALE

4 COMPLETE VIEWS PUMP, ENGINE
~ and Boiler, In Magnolia Grove Plan
tation, opposite Labadieyille.
Apply to LEWIS EROS,
No. 50 Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans.
May, 10, 80
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%3TEGE.

VIII you please notify the poor people In
the flooded districts, that il they have any
mules or horses that they want pastured,
that 1 will pasture them free ct charge, and
oblige Very Respectfully
JOHN X. GHEENs.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-05

Six hundred and forty acres cypress land,
the finest in the state of La. and situated on
the right bank Of bayou Lafourche in Bruly
Guillot, above the town of ThibodauN section
q, 4, -, =, X, IA, r.. Apply to the SENTINEL
Office at Thibodaux
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ADVERTISE In TILE SENTINEL
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ournal Of the 9th Senatorial District.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
TIE CQaagk eLyCn
A sh0rr and Unluterssunz Session
Last = glr

Petls FstiEisls Ftese-ltesi si- e.slrss "a
alts - 8aaess- aaa the Ge4 Esfl alas 81 L.
tsss-Nes 90 Oraia94le Passed
TIE cegleIl meeting -4sE evening as-
cs X Else shortest ca record Scarce
Is so ne8r e.agsed between .he a-zy
CAL G. 0rGeF a4d rne aaloarane E.
a AI8srnlen AGlllrsQu. Rod gers. sections
ard Iurner Nere esaeL-y la tae
clulehes Vi = ippe. As they fai.ed %
uat ln a. appearance. Alderman
s1roll aas very late, but when Ae came
ID hs mauly bosom Was decorated wlta
glty coEsAge bouquet that put ghs
cltg attorneys LouGoluler entirely "a
ghe shade
The council having been called ~
order = -arze number " petty petition,
8eIe presented and referred ~ sarUl,
committee There were application,
f9r tle oIhces u city hall engineer algl
laulIre-s. and Tor Ile transfer " yar.-
0us licenses
IAe Fourth National Bank reported
that tnere were lu %, hands s54.,1z.5 so
al4 interest % Tie amount OK slZtU4.
al OI sLlcn had been turned over 90
tle city treasurer
TIE cry comptrOlieg reported Use
bills of tle cts Tor the last week a.
amounting o. sl6,5J53I.
The roll WAS ratified and confirmed
The clty treasurer reported that
the VARIOUS ward collectors had
PAID over ~ h.m SO .32S, and
there Was $1,000 due the Board ot
Education. Upon motion OF Alderman
Creques the comptroller and cty clerk
were authorized 10 draw a warrant for
thar amount ia favor of the Board OF
Education. The report Oh the treasurer
was accepted and placed on file.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported progres, ou the charter amend
ment question. aud asked for further
time
Alderman Creque reported that the
blg ditch was beng ObsTucted, and
Alderman LAunlere stated that the city
had lust pad 300 for the cleaning OF
tuis ditch, and last week So
more had to be expended To clear
away dams that had been built ln
tle ditch by some parues unknown
IL moved that the Committee OF
Sewers b. instructed 10 lind out, il
possible, vino is causing these obsuuc
ton, IA tAe ditch. Ine motion va,
carried.
Alderman Yerex moved 10 take from
the table the new gas ordinance. Tht
motion having carried, Alderman
Creque moved that the ordinance pass
The motion carried.
Alderman Launicre moved TO take
from the table the report of the Com
m.ttec Oh buildings. commenting
that the offer OF +. r. Wlsnvr, 10 insure
the clty boilers, pumps, elevator, etc
IN the Fidelity and Casualty Company
be accepted. The motion carried, and
upon motion the report was then
adopted.
Alderman Creque moved that the
city marshal be instructed to order all
merchants 10 see that their signs were
secnred. lie stated that during the
past week two men narrowly escaped
being killed by the falling of signs
The motion carried.
The council then adlOurncd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Ie case ot Air41 broa charged
ata Llgm t- >e
le~A as ls-a-la--s, e-s ~ ~ sze s2
etalst az a yeslerl. =, 0us as O. s~fslz.
tarnaes occasions 81 iogrHel fas case
Il assume @9ae q lAe -nl-
.-s4e-s 81 tae ll1lay c4ses IS > ffr-
A---.- CHS. t.. e4se Was tr.ea s9tae
ba4 since aid al d tie Jeslaloas 3
s--l except tnat u WA. steele, lle
ll,--a, 1l..ls s. I-ess, alo has o-eu sack
tll4 U-s1.e o. cone iIlm hs home az
lola e. sgu hs testimony Ar.
Mitchell. 0t rlat c.tV. Who fepIe senla
broAt ha, openly declared time and
again that steele Was not acting %
gool "a b and never intended - sisn
hls evidence. lie sls0 SAY, that X
steele does not Ave 10 come lntO court
% "a il, It ali leave Broad 10 lad
box a, hg expects 10 ase lg ln lile tutUTe
ln al acton against steele.
u Was finally decided that the case
could be adjourned until the IA,
three weeks from Yesterday, and ~ lhe
meantime judge Holmes, with tae
ofhelal reporter, Wall 60 70 Iona and
read Il 10 nm there and have hm sisn
u.
The long peudency 0t the case has
been a peculiar hardship 70 Mr.. Broad
be says, a. IL las prevented hihl !fonl
consummatlug some profitable business
arrangements
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
MUST HAVE THE KICK.
They Can Not Take n Gentle Hint With
out II

Washington Correspondent 4 Detroit Tribune
District Attorney g.. Chase Goodwin,
OF Grand Rapids, has not vet followed
the excellent example set him by his
counterpart, District Attorney Black,
OF the Eastern district. This is to say
Mr.. Goodwin has not vet resgned. 1t
Is even iutlmated that he j. not one of
the rcsigulng kind. Perhaps, however,
when he gets within about twenty days
of the expiration OF has term, he may
prefer 10 resign rather than 10 hold
over a few days until his successor can
Doe appointed. That IS the way Mr.
Black did. Mr.. GOdwins term is out
August next. At least, that Will be
four years from tine date of his appoint
ment, and then state senator H. O..
Palmer, VIII take q hand in bringing
the Western Michigan ra>cals t0justice.
Marshal Waters, of Grand Rapids,
VIII finish his work February ID, and
his successor will bc recommended IN a
few days. But whether the chOlco VIII
fail on senator BabcOck. a - Joseph
man, or some one else, Senator stock
bridge is not yet prepared To state,
though It is protable tnat hc has made
up l.s mind on tine subject.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
amp MEEFIN JOHN ALLKN
,..--.... usll, q iistls stsrs on His Ne
sls,ipsl Notltssae.

Kpes-enl~l.ss A--sn ef A.ss.ssl I'sA.
,-r.f have 81 alI als osn NAY aeaor1-
.,t.e serae 9as Is @shlngton fss
-. -rs,snan RaTrows, ef Alch gar
~ even WITH him Tor onoe. lie
80 capt Alien up iu ..ne yesterday
an sred = whole lat.ers under a.s eaE
.-When Alien Vas saving lonnesI.teA eA
ff SAID Burrows, "he had a. q F.
r..,ruteut e Mlnaaam county lac
~. rlst "a the depot ~ AZ ola fellea
vtb bald Iace ana frase ~
~. .foa-wh tey allsksrs SpIng.lz up
f,,,s,i i : eollArl5le over lhe edge y
t., eol.ag, Ike -tcn Sl4ss ID t1c angie
a.ia.s : Mr. Alien, is a. asked TIE
cid un.
...Wall. Iye come ~ take - 10 the
meetn'
"Wltaout further ado the captain
clinlhed lnto the wagon. lt was one ol
the KIND saved pa the AK. IL hAd q
rocker body set 0n thorough isAcef Al'o
with wheels TWO inches aclOs- tAv Nie.
The shaft, We're straight and f4n tp
from = low axle 10 tAe h0f~s' s uoeA
Tae horse N4s r4I-Jallcd bucksa ln
mare whcacantered beAlndand amb.e3
I'm front She wore an Ola-fasnlOned
collar, and hames cut dec0lletc, and
stuffed with straw. Allen tired 10 stT
the old man up by talking politics, baI
the patriarch didn't seem very enulu-
s.asllc for the Democracy, aud pc
ferred 70 talk about fOfeOrdlnatlOn ana
the moral certainty nnety-nme III
hundred had OF being damned.
Finally they reached tie place oi
meeting. There MAS good crowd,
, more women than usual, but terrible
solemn lot AL around. The nall looked
more Ike a meeting house than most
places, bat Capt. Allen vas accustomed
10 expecting anything. Old Galway>
escorted him TO the platform, where slK
s0lemn-lo0klng mugs shook hands with
him and didn't utter word.
Cad thought the captain, tins
looks Ike a funeral. III have a job
Warming them up.
"Fmally one OF the solemn parties
walked To the edge OF the platform and
said
Bretheren and sisters It is my
solemn pleasure 20 Interjucc 10 you TO-
night man whose name Is household
word from Maine 20 Californy-a man
whose voice hez been upiilted in ten
thousand places-a man who, though
upwards, understand, of so years Of
age, scarcely looks 90. Elbow me 10
pcrscnt the Rev. John Allen, OF Maine,
more ginerly known as Camp Meeun' .
John Allen, who Will open the services
with prar.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
Case Continued

Talbot Grldley, who keeps htllo
notion store on the southwest corner OF
Bridge and Barclay-sts., and who was
arrested Oh Saturday Tor selling cigar
cites 10 q minor, was before the police
court yesterday and mad ms case con
Unuod. ID VIII be remembered that a
barn belonging 10 Perkins ~ Hess, on
CcdaT-st.. Was burned a week or 81
since. The cause OF the fire was thal
three little boys got = package OF cigar-
ettes from the store named, ana resorted
90 the barn "a smoke them. The con
sequence was the fire. The boys were
afterwards arrested but dismissed, and
now follows the pulling IN of the man
who seems really responsible for the
whole trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
COURT RECORDS.

CIRCUIT-HOn. VIM. Z. Grove, pre-
sldlng-IIenry y. Ander-on etc. VS.. la
Fora ;. Baker etc; still on trial. Ger
hardus q. Van Houturn admitted to
citizenship.
SUPERIoR-IIOn. i. 4. BuTlIngamC,
judge-The People VS.. George Coos
man, saloon open on Sunday; motion
IN arrest of judgment argued ana de-
MED; rccOgnlZance in the sum of $500
upon appeal 10 Supreme Court, taken
IN open court. The People vs. George
II. Brown, saloon open after hours;
motion III arrest of judgment argued
and denied; rceOgnHancc IN sum OF
$500 on appeal 10 Supreme Court, taken
IN open court. Olnev II. Richmond,
administrator of the estate OF Cady W.
Sherwood, vs.. the {. d. W. NJ. Railroad
Company; trespaSs on the case; on trial.
PBOBATE-Cyrus +. Perkins, Judge
Estate of Louis +. Hunt, deceased !;
will admitted 10 probate; letters testa-
mcntary issued TO Stabla b. Hunt. E.
tate of Alexander G.. GOOdson, de-
ceased; petition for administration filed /;
February 7 hearing on same. Estate
OF Harvey Van Meter alias Charles
Duffy, deceased; petition for admins
tratiOn filed; hearing January 81. r
tate of Mary 4. Collins, deceased; petl-
ton tor administration filed; hearing
January 81 Estate Of Holden SPHINX
deceased; letters Of administration Is
sued to John Spluk; order that all
claims be flied IN court on or LefOre
July :. Estate of Henry De Nries, de-
ceased; Oscar X. WIlmarth, appointed
administrator. Estate of job Gibbs,
deceased; administrator annual ac-
count filed. Estate OF Charles II. Dyer,
deceased; inventory filed.
PoMcE-Michael Smith, violating
/ scavenger ordinance; -. Lucy Jane
BOrgden, drunk; adjourned TIL Janu-
! AIRY 5. y. n. Carrie Washington, same
ofense; same order. Vim. Wander
! wood, disOrderly; ninety days IN the
/ Detroit House OF Correction. Talbot
Gndley, selling cigarettes % a minor
/ adjourned till January ., 10 d. IN. s.
j. Harvey. larceny; adjourned til
! January 9, 10 a. IN. Wm. Hooker
1 drunk; mittmUs issued. Geo. II
Brown, assault and battery: nolg
/ pross' d. Wm. Phillips, assault and
/ battery; nOlle prOssd. Alfred Broad
cmbczzlement; adjourned til January
/ -, 2.30 p. IN. John Cudihy, fcloniou-
| ASSAULT adjourned till January 9. az
/ p. IN. Albert Green, bastsrdy. JOhr
II. Walsh, violating Health Act; al
/ iourned tall January Q, 3. p. m.
/ John r. Hughcs sells the "Bcn Hur'
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Henry A. Mccarthy, a well-known
laboring man Of this city, who lived at
2S4 Ottawa-st., left last night for Yoca-
homa, Washington. He was secretary
of the Blacksmth's Union and forty of
his friends accompanied him to the
depot and gave him a hearty send off.
He goes TO the new State 10 JON rela-
tive III the management OF hotel.
His family Will shortly follow hIm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Minnie Paul, l0l Second-st., measles
Caroline Stenbrecher, 337 Thlrd-st.,
measles; Augusta Rasch, % Scrlbner-st.,
measles; Anna Kronmeyer, 1872 Lane
ave, IN asles; three Holloway children,
3lJ DaytOn-st.. measles; Mary Dom, J..
Quarry-st., measles; Glenie Jacobs,
Butterworth-ave. measles; Earl Drlscal
II Groye-st., measles; L. II. Belden
corner Front and LeQnard-sts., measles
DOrrus, 3S4 Canal-st., typhoid fever
Gcrrct Muller, % South DIvision-st.
scarlet fever; Louisa Dykstra, 25c
Charles-st., diphthcria.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
Nome Large

There were seventeen real estate
transfers yesterday, but none of them
were large. The aggregate amounted
to Slj.7SG. and the highest sale was
only S24OO, te.ng that of Kate II. Tibbs
to James G. Van Huclcn. 1t was lot 4
and south two feet of lot IN Tibbs' adj
dition. The smallest sale was of lot
IN Rockford for $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
Gave Them Pointers.

Will McGinnis, Of Company b, Grand
Rapids, has been down here to get a
few pointers from our Company + boys
that Will be of use to him on the occa-
sion Of Company BIS minstrel perform
ancc, January :. Our boys can not af-
ford TO sqUander$lj0 for outside talent,
rs Will the Company b boys, but Will
give a great show just the same
f,r0pd Hare, J-5bugs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

The printed Union school bonds, to
the cmouut of SI7 ,oC0, are now u the
hands OF tue sccret tary OF tine Board of
Education, awaiting tie proper ,lgna-
uros. When THESE a~e affixed. the
torl- wu os pis-el ia the hands OF
j. A. S. F.illar, ,.. treasurer OK tle
board and wI be advertised for sale.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

There were thirteen cases in oil be-
fore tho police judge yesterday. Seven
ser. adjourned" four finally dis
posed Of. one Is still or trial and 2 NIT
t.mus issued IN anOther II VIII be
seen that there were "adjOurnmcnts'
in more than halt of them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
Candidates for Adrian.

The two negro girls, Lucy Jane Brog-
den aud Carrie Washington, who were
arrested several nights since for being
drunk on the street, were again before
the police court yesterday. Their
cases were continued until tomorrow at
the instance of County Agent Holcomb,
vino q, investigating the girls records.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

W. B. Strceter, of Coldwater, the as
sistant superintendent Of schools, is IN
town. The purpose Of his visit is to
consalt with County Agent HOlcOmb IN
reference TO the disposal Of two little
hlh,os Mh-ch be his on hlnd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
TOWN TOPICS

Eaat people stl le 8er-A
al-a ag as amp
Ar 49, als lr4mg
am aees q -asel sara raFas1.
Is p.4.a ~ b leAr.
tsee saDpear
Ilis case au- sfa-t -ia-94rasd
saerH Bishop has it.
wa.h.sston Lodge No. I'll 0f A. o.
& W installed G. lficeEs LAST nignt.
Th., s Tie week or prayer and .t .s
being observed ~ several churches OK
tac city
The steamer Barrett has made the
last crap for tne season. between Bass
hger and tals clty.
3lrs. s. IL Gayett. an Old resident of
Cedar springs and well known ln
Grand Rapids, died on sunday.
40 -efvses were neld m frniry
ClIreu sunday. tle rector, Ny john
-ou, be.ug laid up with Ia grippe.
81. splitter, wee NJ. Keller. resigned,
has been appointed postmaster at
spencer Mills. n the county Ot Kent.
Mrs Catharne Shay, a venerable
lady. l.ea yesterday morning at the
re-llruoe Oi Thomas Martin, 40. o.
tallcr-,t
lyou-st. ou the hln. is in terrible
c0uI tou Tor drYng. There are rlts
nearly q foot deep between the cable
ear tracks
Alexander e.. McGraw, 81 al, OF the
Mcrlaw >loe Company OF Detroit,
commenced "a suit ~ summons against
Sheriff Bishop yesterday.
Clerk roLer has the very best picture
0t Mc0utv extluL Il is well worth
seeing and the rubcund clerk take the
greatest pleasure n showing 10.
Lou.le low Circle. e. l.. :. c. viii
meet rhs evening at the residence of
~ -- Bose Naudcgsluis, -l2 Rdu-Om-st.
A hue program nas been prepared.
The funeral Of the late Merrck e.
Capp who dlcd suddculy on sunday
last. wl. be held from hi, late residence,
81 Mad.sou-aye., az 1 O'Clock tomorrow.
Wm. NauderwO0d. who was arrested
for beng disordcrly person, was
sentenced % 90 days n the Detroit
House Ot Correction by Judge Holmes
yesterday.
Nike smith pleaded guilty 70 vi6lat-
llg the scavcnger ordinance yesterday
iu the police court, and wa, fined $3.50.
His oifense vas buTying ! lot OF filth N
his back yard.
Rev. Conrad SchwankOvsky, who
conducted the services la the German
Lutheran Church yesterday, Is the
father Of Emil SchwankOysky, the
music dealer.
The only order made IN Judge
Burcu. court Yesterday, was one re-
I... 81. of -
Becht against Balls Waters, and fixing
them a. $3.50.
The Moonlight Pedro Club IS one Of
tne latest West SIDE social OrgauiZa-
ucns. Fred Alger is president, Mrs. F..
spencer, secretary, and Mrs. j..
Wheeler. treasurer.
The new car service regulation has n
most salutary effect upon the business
ot the roads. There are very few
loaded ears s.detracked IN the yards
ami there are q large number OF
emptes.
john H. Brust commenced a SUIT
aga ust john Cutler nm the circuit court
yesterday. claiming damages for the
flIure ot Cutler o. perform a certain
contract. The declaration lu the case
WAS suppressed.
The star Encaustic Tile Company,
limited, ot PgnuSy ylvan,1. hI, brought
suit m the cIrcut court % collect
sll+-6. which they clam Joseph %.
IGiterro owes tleu Peter DJrau is
the company attorney.
Tne case ot Joau IT, Walsh. charged
ly III I.tu officer saunders H.U
praclouI medicine w tnout having
C.uIl.rel with the IaW. vas 1dIOuruGu
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Pettg Fstitasas ftesellts-t- hessrts "a
Glts 0naesrs aaa the GeaEeil q slas al ft-
tsss-Nes 90 Ordinance Passed.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-07-05
At the Moment Of Death.

Listen to the beautiful story from the
revelations of st. Gertrude. She heard
the preacher in a sermon urge most
strongly the absolute obligation of dying
persons to love God supremacy and to
repent of their sins with true contritlon
founded on the motive of love, She
thought it a hard saying, and exagger-
ately stated, and she murmured within
herself that If SO pure love were
needed, few died we'll. and cloud came
over her mind as she thought Of this.
But God Himself vouchsafed to speak
to her, and dispel her trouble. He said
that in that last conflict, If the dying
were persons who had ever tried to
please HIM and to lead good lives. He
disclosed Himself to them so infinitely
beautiful and desirable that love of Him
penetrated into the innermost recesses
Of their souls. so that they made acts OF
true contritiOn from the very force OF
their love for Him, (which propenslon
Of Mime" He vouchsafed to add. "thus
to visit them In chat moment of death
/ wish my elect to know, and desire il
to be preached and proclaimed that
among MY other mercies this also may
have special place in mems remem
branee.x Father E. w. Faber.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-07-05

peasant Or hind knew that L hunger, o.
cold Or Sickness came, there were those
not far away who would soOn bring re-
lief. Then the land was full Of monas-
teries and churches and universities.
Whoever wanted work was sure to get
it, and whoever wanted education and
showed capacity for it was sure to get
that. Now, the coniscated monasteries
are estated mansions, the churches are
lordly benefices, the universities are
nurseries Of vice and extravaganza. No
poor man gets out of his rut, and tens
of thousands Of poor must suffer the
pangs Of hunger because they cannot get
work Whether the world owes every
man living or not, it certainly owes
HIM days work when he tries his best
to get it. It is out of place to boast Of
the benefcenoe and prestige Of any
country where favored classes riot in
luxurious living while their less FORUM
ate brethren, without any fault Of their
own, cannot find days work from
which to get bread for their hungry and
starving children. !.