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NOTICES OF DISSOLUTION.

II YMuTUAL CONSENT c. r. EVANS AND
- >. q. Damcron, partners, trading as Evans
O. cameron, have, this 9th day OF April, 1875.
dissolved partnership. Z. X. Evans has sold out
his entire interest in the firm TO N. w. Damcron
LOT D. =: cameron ~ Co., who has assumed all the
Evans y Cameron arc payable to j. c. Damcron IL
90, VINO VIII continue the business at the old
place adjoining the Electric Light plant on
800. j. q. DAMERON
d lot CHAS. r. EVANS
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NOTICE-TIlE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders OF the Virginia Real
Estate Investment Company will be held at the
Braddock House. in Alexandria, Va, on May 10,
ls!5, at 1;i5 O'Clock p. IN.
~ GEORGE L. EsTABRooK JR.,
4-2l Secretary
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" HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
holders OF The Peoples Perpetual Loan and
Buliding Association OF Roanoke, Va will be
held ut the office OF the secretary room II,
Masonic Temple building, Roanoke, Va, Mon.
day, May ~ lSl5 III II O'Clock m.
WIN. f. WINCH,
q - Inn Secretary
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTRD-MAN TO MANAGE BRANCH
seoo oh1ce at Richmond; salary, 1000 a year:
xotO cAsh and references required. Commercial
Washington, d. 9. BAT
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T1HR REGULAR ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
ockholders or the Mclfose Land Company
office OF Roy b. Smith, SOLICITOR for the,eectlon of
nine directors and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. X. A. BUCK
NER, President HERMANN CRUEGER, Sec
rotary. 42l4w
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
"A holders OF the Highland Terrace Land Com
pany, will be held ut the office of the company,
1O7 South Jefferson street. Roanoke Va, at ii
q. m: Friday, May 10th. 1895. By request holders
oDe-tenth the capital stock.
10 I'm W. u. McCL ANAHAN, Secretary.
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are right, our work AL, and if you don't
bring us work we will come after it, in one
way or another, either by bringing to YOUR
notice our pri.es, facilities and quality of
execution, or personal interviews We are
not grumbling; far from it, We've had our
share; we are still getting our share But we
have placed Mt your disposal Il modern, and
almost donl. nrintinr establishment ,r;.
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romise Keeper turning out thousands upon
day Our largest and best paper cutting
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encr, and tableting appurtenances are ON
this floor The wonderful and powerful
electric motor, which propcls the machines
on all three floors, is also on this floor Over
in one corner, hardly noticeable is kept in
readiness, as supplementary power, an
improved Gas Engine, to be attached at
momentary notice in case of accident to the
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In Our PreSs-ROon

Can be seen the rapid,
including the famous "P
thousands of sheets every
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM BY young
~ man East Roanoke preferred. Address
ar. F. c." TINES Office 5Tot
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A LIVE advertisement interests the readino
public 1t pays. Try THE TINES
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EGGS.-ORDER EGGS FROM PRIZE STOCK.
a a !. twenty varieties of nnc fowls. r. REID
HARDING, Allegheny Springs, Va 46sm
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We Print Anything
Our Establishment

Just opposite awno Roanoke iona Of
the finest hotels in the which a magnificent ,r.b
refreshing at all times
on the ground floor with Eachn
net Is connected with the office by
and Elevators and all M
Kinds of Labor and TimcSaying Appliances
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TOR SALE.-TWO YOUNG MULES, WAGON
X. ca" CT. TINES. 4 IN ~
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the Use Of WAITING +?

lhey say "all things to him who not
been waiting and don't propose KNOW our prices
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hcliotropes, fuschias, and ali kinds of he'd
eng plants. Send for price list to j. SHART-
Ter. florist, Salem, Va. 4 1Ttf
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FOB SALE.

SALE OF STOCK.-I WILL SELL FIVE
and Trust Company, OF Roanoke, at a bargain.
VIII J., sell In blocks to suit purchaser MRS. NJ.
y. WiLLMETH. No. 1l12 Franklin street south
wet, Roanoke, Va. ANT
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RatA fiir Whittier.

Dor iiber so Sabren i1on wurbe
Mirs. Winslptp'S Soothing 5prup
BON IilliDnen bon Mhttern beim 3abs
men Der &inber angepenbet. Mirf bu
I'm @@lafe bur9 bas Shreien zines
&inbes gefSrt, bas i'm 3abnen lit unb
Dor S@mer3en treints Menm 10, laiIe
fofDrt cine Slaf9e BON rMrs. WinSs
loms SoDtbing @prup@ bolen. 9ein
Wertb 1T unbe5ablbar. gS Dirb BEN
fleinen 2eihenben iofort 2inbernng bers
i@affen. BerlaBt en6 barauf, Miitter,
es TT tein 3meifel bariber. Sc beilt
9pfenterp unb 9iarrboe, regalirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beIeitigt Winbs
&oIit, ermei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert gntaun6ung unb itdrft ba5 gauge
@pfent. .Mtrs. Wimslops SOOTHING
Sprup" fur 3abnenbe @inher 1T anges
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas @ecept
itamntt BON einem Der beIfsn tpeibli1en
Ier3te In ben Ser. @taatan. IS lit bel
alien 9ruggiiien in Der eanaen Melt 3u
baben. preis Is Gents per GIai9e.
4auft nidts anberes, ols Wtrs. Winss
lDtps 9DntbingsSprIp.
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Nmnbreiie : 25ilette.

2eiet bic berfdiebenen @eIeganbeis
ten. fiir pel@e bic
Sii0li6e Yaciiic guniet 8Gbm,
re6mairte Ruubreiie=gilette na4 6lfIis
den pldBen Derfaufi.
@briillan @nbeabor Wse.ing, Bps
ton, MaK. Cine State fir Die &unbs
reife Dpm 3. bis Z. eSult, ailtig bis
6. Quguf 1895.
Doung BeppIess Union, Baltimore,
Mo. Sine State fir bic @unbreiIe
bonn IA. bis 16. Suli; siiltig. bis 8.
Nuguft 1895.
@oneIape 5empeIritter, Gofsn,
Maf1. Cine State fir bic Rnnbreife
H. BIG %. Nuguf; siliig bis gum 6.
October 1895.
Wesen ndberer @in3elbeiten tpenbet
Gn@ on ben nGdfen Sidet,s Ngeaten
ober an
@.W. Bein 2.S. 9arta,
Sraffic Manaear, u. q. g. &s8.A.
9ouiton. Ser. 1oufion, Ser.
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@iue @obltbat fiir 9eioenoe

Cine niReni6aftliGe Nnolpiis beS
Gbalpbeate MaRers aug Ouanigs
Quelle bat feiiseiteut. baB eS geiianb.
tbeile entbdlt, bic fur ale &ranfbeiten
Der 2eber. Der Nieren nnb bes 0fagens,
Der brei Srgane, meI6e bas menl1Iihe
Gpitem foutroliren. nnfeblbar iinb.
Sic umfaiien bic eigenen 6eilmittel
Der Natur. Warum mollt eSbr baber
@uer 5ptem nit 8rosuen unD Mebi-
5inen aler 9trt oeraiften. menn sSbr
Dor @urer Sbiir ein fir Sud bereitetes
9eilmittel babt. ipef6es bic 8liitbe ber
@eiunbbeit in Cure Wangen treibt, bic
gefi6rte gerbauung pieberberfelt unb
@u9 neu frdftigt nnb ftdrtt2 gs giebt
fein beKeres MitteI fur elm iiberanges
frengtes, uieberaebro6ene8 Sphem.
als Sannigs gbalDbeate WaRer.
Man befomnlt es ftets frif6 unb brau.
ienb an 3apf bel
George S. Dullnig.
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eil,e gooluin0
Roman non g. Goutuay.
(Tprtiebuna.) J

NOptlISRultB.I
sd babe 1ttd)t Bater, ttibt Mutter,
feiuen Sermanoen In ser ipeiten Welt !:
i'd bate 9ebpfft, BEL Illans Gltern
Griab 5lt finoen."
Wlr. gour6ier bate 9efiirdtet, aur
&e1eni6aft seaogen gu tperDen, Itatt
oellen mar Srances ais 8ittenoe au
ibm gefommen; er rnubte ibr antpors
ten, muBte tbun, mas er fonnte, Tim
tie 9liiflif 81 MAIDEN, er 3pang itd,
tie on5ulebea unb iaste; r6ranceS,
slauben Sic mir, mir lteben sic Ollie
unb betra6ten sic al8 Godter bes
5auIes. Dap i'd mid in meinem 8e>
nebmen se9en sic sedubert babe, miiI>
fen sic ii6 etneebiloet baben. Sd bin
auriidbaltenb, bin franf unb lebens>
miioe, aber i9 ltebe gllan, unb penn
id fage, baB er gut urb flue gemdblt
bat, 10 miiiien sic fi9 5lfrieoen
seben." getne @orte flangen 10 ernit
unO iiber5eugenO, OaB lie einlab, fie
bate iid obne gaotb sequdlt. Mtt er.
leidtertent SerSen itanb lie auf.
sd bin 10 sliidlid," iaste fie,
,aber uidt mabr, sic besreifen, bab
i'd mid barnad febnte, mid nit
Sbnen atts5uipreden? @enn 9ie mir
nod einen auB seben unb mir iasen,
baB sic mir per3eiben, mill i'd gang
iufrieben furtseben.
Sie beuste ii6 3u linn rieber, er
muBte iie faiien, aber feline Qippen
ifreiften nur tire Sttr1t, un6 ols er
ba6te, ipeiien @tirn ct beriibrte, fonnte
er MIR nit Wiiibe einen @9auber
nnter6riiden. Sbre treuen, flaren Iugen
bltdten tim better an, fie f6ien 3it ipars
ten, oaB er nod etipaS iage1t fDiiroe.
.Qaiien sic unS auf bieien @egen=
ifanO ME ipieber 3uridfonmen.r Mit
perdn6erter Sti11,u1e fubr er fort:
.TraneeS, sic iperben nleinen Gobrt
alle3eit lieben In guten unb bo{en
Tasen, in 3eidtbunt uno grntutb, In
Subm unb gdonoe; ia felbit fpenn
eta 8erbreden fid slpiifen Sud
itellte, iperben Sie i'm lieben, ia ielblt
Deun er iid bon Sbnen ebmenbete?"
s@ie ib ibn iest liebe, perbe i'd
ibn t1nner lieben.D
Gie ipra1 ernif unb feterlid, feline
Beme9lin9 befrenlbete iie.
*GdmDren sic, !" laste er.
-Gs beoarf feines Sdmures, aber i'd
fbwore, unb als menn iie ibre @orte
beiieseln mollte, beuste fie ii9 abers
Mals sn ibm nieber. Gr fiiBte fie obne
.36sern unb iie berlieB i'm.
@iue Stuube uno ldnser blidte er
.miioe gum Seniter btuaus.
@dre bies cine nidt gelpelen, er
bdtte Srances ME ieine eigsnen ains
Der seliebt; aber ienes uamenlole
Grab, bas Ser atrdtburut BON 8ebton
befdattete, uiirbe itd iramer 3fpii9en
ibx uub ieiues Gpbues @eib 6rdnsen.
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g4enn lie rebelliidl tperbem

unb ben Dtent psriasen, 70 reru&e nt9t bic rntSds
tsfeit ber Geren NIT bistsen, alipbOltiAsn etimu>
lanten gu hberpdltisen. Gebrau@e Hatt beren Sos
tettsr's Rasenbttters, in pe@em pts Sptritx0e 8aas
nur ais Gusslei&unsss unb e6iunssmttteI fur BITE
bartn euthaItenen unb NIT br amalsamtrten pesetas
biIsf&en Sets unb arusitOffe bieat. Dteies unsers
slsi&li&e tpnti4e Uattte sibt ben Nieren unb ber
Blafe serabe ben rttseu anSb, es rittelt ie aIeds
fam aus itrer Grdsbett mad unb tretbt but@ biefe
8andle BITE tIuretntSfetttn pelde ii TN 8lute anaes
iammelt haben unb pelGe BITE rria&e BON Rbeunias
ttsmus, @aHerfu&t unb Slaienifeinen jinb, ans benz
R6rpsr. @trben BITE perbrdu@teu Stcfe ntht aus
benz Gpiiem anBsef@tebeu, 70 entptfeIt & In pieleu
Gdlen Sarnrubr, Brisb.'iGe @terentranfbett pber
etn fGmeribaftes Blaienletben. Hu& 1T bas eitterS
ein unpersleiGIt&ts Mittsl seseu DpSpepTe, 2ettrs
Rasoiitdt. Gs f@artt ben appettt unb pubtlft su
rnbissm, sraMmIrien S&Iaf.
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l6. aapitel.

pbilip Bourdier bate bie @abrbett
bon Disbps 8ebauptuus- -baB 6rances
9Cbn @ouders Godter iei-ni9t einen
ansenblid ansesnsifelt. @r fling an,
abersldubii6 su iperben. Ct tonnte 5it5
ai9t rerbeblen, baB felt jener llnsliidss
na6t alles ii6 sesen TIN semenbet
bate; ols er bic ganae fatale gnaes
le9enbett beeubet uno pertuIft efaubte,
ipor oieier 3euse ober aud pieuooseuae
cridienen, um alles 3u perberben; Ste
Gtrafe traf ibn oori, mo iie am meifteu
uertpuu6ete, in Der 9iebe AT ietnen
&tnoern. Glles bies iiberbenfeno.
muBte er on etn @1idial slauber,
uub es eri6ien linn burdaus naiiirlih,
oaB Gllau seraoe Grances 8our4er
gum Weibe erfcr.
aber aud obue oiefen Satalismus
lag 9eniigenb upr, I'm Digbbs @orte
iu beifdtigen. glS Gllan 6rances bets
tatbete, bate er mabrldeinli9 niHts
upn ibrer Santilie seipubt; jebenfalls
bate er iid nidt baruin befiiulnlert.
sic bate ibm seiast, baB ibre gors
fabren anseiebene &aufleute sepeien
tno tie ielbit gang allein itebe in Der
SBelt. 3a6 ibrer 8erbeiratbuns bate
lte ibm gllles mitsetbeilt, mas ite bon
oen gebetnen Berldminoen hires
Taters funbte, uno slllan ioaar bas
Uerlpreden Gbsenommen, ibr beim
Nuffinoen bon Manoers bebilflid) ut
fein. Gllan bate STR. 9renfielb In Der
Mnselesenbeit seiproden uno fano bies
len 9errn our6brunsen BON Der ueber.
jeugung, baB 9obn 8ou6er bas Spfer
eines Raubmoroes semorben unb bober
alles 0lahforiden boffuunsslos lei.
Wir. Grenfielo fu9te ibm-baB 8ou,
9er-alS er ieinen 8antier perlallen-
i'm 8eitb BON bebeutenben @ertbobjef>
ten geipeleu lei, BON benen gtiemanb
ettpaS @enalieres mubte. Seitoem
bate man ni6ts nebr BON ibm sebort.
Mr. Grenfielb modte uobl ben Ramen
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galiFarmta >. g8eine.

Beimliebbaber finben elm senBes 2as
ges bon feinen California : Meinen bel
6errn s. s. WfeHer am MlamD
9laaa. Serr Mieper fu1t bic Meine
ON Ort unh STEELE Gus unh sanft brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinaa1ter. NIs
gatem &eHner gelingt eS iAm tets, bic
beiten Sorten aua5npdblsn. @r fann
feline &uaben una 6amttiea nit einem
guten Sropfen Derieben. @otb> unb
WeiB @eine in por3igliher Qnalitdt
BON ieSt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
inS Sans geliefert.
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NNattbteS Srptbers, ,

5leif&er, 9omfons 5tra 5 e
2iefern bas pDraiigli6fte &inbs, S9aA
unb @@neineheiib. g pe3ialttdt. t..
Sunges &albfleif d. Ollie Gor.
ten pon Wurit> Gtf6, Auftern, @es
f1iigel. Milb.
8efellungen perben in irssub sinew
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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DR.. price's Cream Batting pow6er
9as holltomHenfte. nas gennabt ipirh.
0oa up,, oem1hIte enoIifhe 8,

= Sas neu semdblte enslii6e pars
lament 1T am IL. Nasuit wieber gus
fammengetreten. Ser 2iberale Wm.
Court @utlep tuurbe als Gpre@er tpies
bersemdbIt. Sm Oberbauie erfoIste
bic 8erleiung Der f6nigliden 8otidaft
our Wiebereinberufung bes parlas
ments. 9as llnterbaus Dertaste fi6
slei9 mad Der Spre6ermabl uub ben
fi6 acknowledgement iibIi@en @ltids
miinfdlen.
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DR.. priee's Cream 8afine popoer
96dFe @eltsausHeIunss aassei&nuns.

- Ser Snbianers aries in Yueatan
brObt groBe Simeniioneu anannebmen.
Die Snbioner i'm Snnern, bic ii@ tets
cine semiRe llnabbdnsi9teit BON Der
meritanif6en 3esierung au bewabren
gewuBt batten. iinb gut bewaffnet unb
gum NeuBerfen eati9lofen.
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HaNa8e.8iMette aaer strt
Ma& uni pOn Gurspa
Smif@ennsd ssNatea. iiiebrhser aI9
ie 5tttDr.

SEPT III Die 3eit. Sidets as1 taufen
unb Uertranbte unb 8efannta aus Der
alien 9eiRatb beriiberfommexsu laHen.
Wegen genauer Snformation menOe
man fi6 an
Mr. 3d.. S. 9nnmG
@enera1paffagiersN ben MaIorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 @ohs Souiton s.5troBe,. Son Nns
tpnio, Sasaa.
SfEsieller 9lgent fur ale earopdi..
i9en Sampfer 0inien.
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@eonsirte Staten mad @sesifo.

8om 20. Iusuit bis gum 2. Sep
tember treten auf Der Snternationals
8abn bebeutenb rebu3irte Staten fiir
bic &unbreiie nod Der 9auptitabt
Wferito in araft. Wegen @inseIbeiten
nenoet gu3 an ben nd6ien 9idets
Ngenten.
3. s. 9riee, u. 9. g. g.,
paleitine. 9eras.
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Grinft 6Ollanb's Staffee; iebeu
Sag frii6 gebrannt.
&auft BET Sollanh Cure 8 e.
w iir5e. griinen 4affee &c. &c.
233 @eifs@ @ommerces@troBe.
Selepbon 311.
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Gsplep's @egifter. SO. % MIomc
pla3a bat einen &af fir euten aIteu
WbiStep, bic beiien gemii1ten Sc.
trdnte, feline Weine unD ausgesei9nete
importirte unb einbeimiide @igarreu
unb ftets friid)es 8ier. Der gigentbii,
mer. Soe @poleo, berifeht fein @ei66ft.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-07
FOR FIFTY YEARS.
A History of the Catholic
Church From 1874 to the
Present.
COMPILED BY A CHURCHMAN
Who Has Access to the Writ
ings and Records Of the
Clergy.
BISHOP CRETIN ORGANIZES
The First Conference Of the
St. Vincent de Paul Soci-
ety--Memoirs.
COMPILED BY A CHURCHMAN
BISHOP CRETIN ORGANIZES

Note-In offering this work to the
pubic 1t IS due to myself, as we'll as to
others, that L state that the early
historical and biographical portion is
copied from the writings of the Most
Rev. Archbishop Ireland, Rt Rev.
Mgr. a. Ravoux, V. G., Rev. Lucian
Galtier and my deceased non-Cath-
Ollie friends, ]. Fletcher Williams, in
his History of st. Paul, Mimi, pub
Hshed by the Minnesota State Histor-
zeal society in 1876, and Major T. M.
Newson, in his Pen Pictures pub
lished in 1886. The other portions are
furnished me by reverend clergy of
the city, members of the different
orders and officers of institutions and
societies.
These are the vouchers for the verify
of the work. J. J. WILLIAMS
Newson, writing on Bishop Cretin,
says: 1.-The writer we'll remembers
the funeral of Bishop Cretin. 1t was
the largest ever held in the city up to
that time. The priests, the children
the mournful music, -&he sincere
mourners, the immense procession,
as it moved slowly along our streets,
demonstrated the great esteem in
which the right reverend bishop was
held. Indeed, [ have seen many large
funerals since then, but none so SOL
emn, and so imposing, and so sincere,
and so grand, as that which conveyed
to the tomb all that remained of the
once greatly esteemed Bishop Cretin.
Bishop Cretin was a fine and l.
tellectual-looking man, with very
pleasant face, and serene, yet
subdued expression. He was partially
bald, wore glass, and had all the
politeness of the French. He dressed
IN his ministerial garments, and was
very devoted to the church of which
he was the honored head"
So wrote a non-Catholic.
In 1856 Bishop Cretin organized the
first conference of the Society of St
Vincent de Paul in this city, viz, that
of st. Paul, attached to the cathedral
He appointed as the first officers
President, Charles w. Williams (died
in 1862; vice president, William H
Forbes died in 1870; secretary, L. P
Cotter died in 1862; treasurer, A. L.
Larpenteur, still residing with us. The
bishop urged upon the members the
necessity Of their personally CARRYING
the relief to the poor and becoming a:
friendly as possible with them. This
he insisted, was the true humility ant
charity which should animate every
member. Well do I remember tina
severe winter of 1861, when actins
under this rule, we trudged through
the snow, over hills and in hollows
the thermometer near 40 degrees beloy
zero, one, perhaps. dragging a slet
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many thousand souls under my charge,
in danger of being lost because they
had no pastor to break to them the
bread Of life, and 1 had none to send
to them.
This impossibility of providing with
priests all the new localities settled
by Catholics was also a cause of a very
deep affliction to the late bishop of
st: Paul. Every possible means had
been tried by him to increase the
number of missionaries in this part
of our Lords vineyard; he had knock
ed at every door where he had any
hope of success, and during the six
years of his episcopate he
DID NOT CEASE
to invoke God by fervent prayers for
the same object, ever mindful of these
words of our Savior: The harvest
indeed is great, but the laborers are
few; pray We therefore the Lord of the
harvest, that he send forth laborers
into his harvest Full of confidence
in Mary, the mother of Jesus, his sup
plieations to God were almost. ever
accompanied with some prayer to that
holy queen, in order to obtain the
favor of her intercession. He adj
dressed himself often to all the angels
and saints of the heavenly court, and
more than once he recommended me
to do the same.
'1n 1853 the right reverend bishop
established in st. Paul select school
in which the Latin language was
taught to a few young men who mani
tested some disposition to the sacer-
dotal vocation. OF that number were
Rev. Father J. Ireland and T. O'Gor-
man, who were afterwards sent to
France by the bishop, in order to COM
| plete their studies and prepare them
selves for the holy priesthood. This
was in the autumn of 1858, when 1 had
to make a journey to my native coun-
try. Before leaving ST. Paul, the
bishop recommended me to bring him
some priests or seminarians. AT my re-
turn was accompanied by seven semi
narians, MeSsrs. G.. Keller, S. Som
mercisen, f. Hurth, G. Robert, A. Os-
ter, L. Caillet and T. TiSSot. Five of
them were ordained by the late bishop,
and after his death the two others by
the bishop of Dubuque. From the time
of their ordination they have been en-
ployed in the sacred ministry in this
diocese. May they all live. long, al
ways full of zeal for the salvation of
souls, in order to glorify God and en-
rich themselves and multitudes of 9TH
| ers with those spiritual gifts, which
are not subject to vicissitudes of tenn
poral events. My supplications are not
less ardent for all the other members
of the clergy of the diocese, and I
hope that shall not be forgotten in
their prayers.
1--WE ought to mention also Rev.
Father D. Ledon, who for eight years
exercised with great zeal the holy min
istry in St. Anthony and st. Paul. Ex-
hausted by too much labor he was
obliged to return to France in 1852
I'm 1857 the good fathers of the Order
Of st. Benedict were only four in this
diocese, and the lay brothers of the
same order six; but in 1858, the
BENEDICTINE FATHERS
numbered eight, and the lay brothers
ten. The increase of these pious and
devoted fathers was for me cause of
great consolation. This diocese con-
tracted towards Rt. Rev. B. WINNER,
abbot of st. Vincent, debt of graft
tude which shall never be forgotten.
(To Be Continued.)
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