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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-02-11
EAST CORINTH.

Skim milk dance in Hall this friday
evening,
Rev. Mr.. Coolidge of Piermont occu-
pied the pulpit Sunday in exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Hatch.
Several of the village people have been
laying in their stock of ice this week.
Remember the magniscope in the
church Friday evening Feb 18th. This is
q good thing and should be we'll patron
lied.
w. r. Rowland returned from his
school at. Barre Saturday for a few weeks
vacation.
A roll call for Corinth Center church is
to be held at their place of worship We'd
nesday, Feb. 10TH at 1870 a. IN All mem
bers of the church for that section are
earnestly invited to be present, or in case
of necessary absence to send some word
or message for the occasion. Social din
ner hour lasting till 2 p. m. when meet
ings are to follow closing Thursday af-
ternoOn. Rev. II. T. Barnard of Brad
ford and Rev. G. H. Coolidge of Piermont
are to be present to aid in the services.
Other ministers and friends are invited,
and preaching may be expected at all the
meetings. The public generally is cor
daily invited to attend this two days SER
vice in the newly repaired CT urch, and
share the blessing and hospitality of the
time.
School closed last Friday. Whole num-
Der of pupils 81, the average nearly 81
Ida Emerson has attended school during
the year with no absent marks, while
Daisy Prescott and Della Bath. Ow were
absent one day each. Those having a
perfect attendance for the last term were
Charlie Brown, Ida Emerson, Ira Huse,
Minnie Huse, Carl Huse, Chas. w. jew
ell. Jr., Nathan Butler, Anna DeGoosh,
Fred Rowland, Amanda Thompson, He
ley Thompson, Johnnie Thompson, Daisy
Prescott. Those absent one or one half
day were, w. Jack Butterield, George
Cook Frank Huse, Prentice W. George,
Charlotte b. Rowland, Della S. Bathrow.
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WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

At the home of Dea. j. p. South
worth, on Blood Brook, a quiet we'd
ding was solemnized Saturday evening
last by Rev. G.. H Coolidge of Pier
mont. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Charles n. GOodell of Lyme and
Miss Fannie, eldest daughter of Mr..
Frank SOuthworth, whose home at
present is with his brother, Dea. John,
A few special friends and relatives of
the bride were present, including the
families of S. G. Southworth and M.
M. Miller. The best wishes of her
many friends go with them to their
new home in Lyme.
Mr.. Calvin Morse has been waging
war on the hedghOgs in his wood lot.
He has killed four, taken two captive
and is now feeding them as pets, also
captured one large foot in trap. lie
saws they were literally killing his for
est, girding many trees and eating the
foliage from a fine young hemlock
growth when he began his raid upon
them.
The Doctors are quite busy of late,
many being sick since the severe wealth
er of the last two weeks.
J. n. Kimball is down with grip,
DR.. Simpson attending him. lie has
improved in theslast few days.
Mrs. G. w. Perry is suffering with an
attack of heart trouble and is still quite
seriously i'll.
Mrs. f. J. May, who was GONZALES
cling from a bronchial trouble, is suf-
fering from a serious relapse, Dr
Simpson is attending her and Mrs
Burr of Bradford is nur-ing her.
Mrs. S. f. Kimball has so far recov-
cred as to be able to ride out.
George Titus has been quite sick
with liver trouble, but is slowly i'm
proving. DR.. Milliken of Post Mills Is
attending him.
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ORFORDVTLLE.

The schools will have an exhibition
at Town Hall Saturday evening, Feb.
18th. We are sure any one attending
will be we'll repaid.
Mrs. E. w. Cushman was called tC
Concord, VT, Thursday by the death
of her nephew, Fred E. Howard.
Miss Grace Washburn who is home
from Bradford sick, is gaining.
Inspector Lane of Lebanon, visited
the Grange Tuesday evening.
Schools close this week.
Frank Pierce. Jr., had the misfor
tune to scratch his eye with needle a
few weeks ago. Tuesday his father
took him to Hanover to have an oper,
alton performed.
The entertainment given by Mrs. W
F. Mixer of Brattleboro was good
Only a few were present, owing no
doubt, to the condition of y the roads
and every one being very busy.
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Pale and Thin
Could Not AeIp Herself for Three

Months - impure Blood Causes
Great Suffering ." How Relief
Came 5etts,r Gh1n Ever Before.
''I have been in POOR health owing to
impure blood, wa: stomach, biliousness
and sick headaches, ever since 1 was a
child eight ..Bears old. l have suffered
everything FOR tho past ID years. / got SO
low that cod!d not help myself for three
months, and was pale and thin. My
neighbors al I Vt expect me to live
thro" n the winter. asked my doctor
if cor!d take T-ood's Sarsa parilla and he
said I, lat coGId take as much of it as
liked. / very soon, found it helped me
very much. I continued it's use until
/ had taken six bottles, and at that time
looked better than ever did since can
remember. / shall never be without
Hoods Sarsaparilla as long as can get it..
1t e'ped me more than any other medi-
cine that / have ever taken. ! advise any
one who is in poor health to try this
great blood purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla.
owe my life to this medicine" ELIZA
A. RUMRIT L, Box 1178, Claremont, N. Fl
Al, druggists 81; six for 80. Get only Hood 3.
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Schools in Nos. and IA close this
week.
The W. c. T. U. meet this week
with Mrs. Fred Smith.
Miss Julia Cutting closed her school
in Rumney last week and is now at
home.
Miss Bertha Smith visited friends in
Warren last week.
Mrs. G. w. Richardson has been con
fined to the house for two weeks
Mrs. E. c.. Clough is improving. Mrs.
Dunkley continues quite ill.
Mrs. w. F. True spent few days al
Woburn, Mass, last week. She thought
there was considerable snow arOuno
the Hub.
The w. C. T. U. will observe Wash
ington's birthday with a patriotic en-
teTtainment. Eye Ratchet Partie' Ii
in preparation, also music and reclta
tions suitable for the occasion.
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PIERMONT.

The river road adds it's regrets for
the collapse of Bradford Bank. We
believed it among the soliaest until re
Gently. and still hoped that there was
small cause for alarm and the furry
would soon be over. 1t seems even
now by the published statements that
the paid-in assessment OF nifty dollars
per share would have made 1T solid
and safe. Its closing vii not only
cause much Inconvenience but pub
lie loss to be more and more realized
But what man has done man may do
Another in due time will take its
place, and taught by experience meet
with more enduring success. In re-
counting the good things that are left
the hopeful tone of the OPINION is re-
assuring, and recall the triumphant
exclamation of Millions hero in a sea-
son of depression, -"All is not lost!
F. A. Robbie, who came so near ia.
tai accident, has been out sever raj days
and expects to be all right again. A
mans head is not suitable article to
block runners or wheels with if heavily
loaded.
The highways after the big storm
worked into good roads slowly. With
mercury 25 below deep snow doesn't
path well. When will the good peo
pie of this and many other towns learn
the value of snow rollers, which are as
much necessity as road machines.
Our town meeting being i'll March
when the snow season is near over we
dismiss the article" but if it came in
January hands would be up.
The second wire on the poles to the
village gives a look of increased bust
ness and consequence, fOrerunner Of
advancing prosperity. If rents and
rates were made reasonable the tele
phone would go into more places and
be more extensively used; as at pres
eEt it is too expensive.
When a bank suspends a good many
folks who hadn't "a dollar to their
name" suddenly became mourners
and victims. AS Josiah Aliens wife
would say. GURUS haint itp' We
have few such even on the river road.
Your correspondent wishes he was one
of them, and we wouldn't worry over
it either.
OF the Harvesters in last weeks is
sue the copy read, "a writer in lions
Herald UnlnKS UlelT Ul6UllOu VI ldlNeSU-
ing as productive of "a minimum
amount of good and maximum of
the opposite quality" AS printed it
doesn't read we'll.
The next Harvesters' meeting at
Piermont will be held in Town Hall
next Monday at 7.30 p. m.
Rev. E. w. Hatch of East Corinth
preached at the Congregational church
last Sabbath IN exchange with Rev. G.
Fl. Coolidge. Both pastors held a
Christian Endeavor rally at East Cor
NTH on Sunday evening, which was
well attended and which it is hoped
will prove helpful to the G. E. society
in that place.
Rev. George Hudson, pastor of the
NJ. E. church, is to preach at the Con
gregatlonal church next Sabbath a. m.
in place of Rev. G, H. Coolidge, who is
to preach at TOpsham in the morning
and hold c. E. rally there in the eve
ming.
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LYME.

The $500 horse formerly owned by
the Mascoma Horse Co. at Canaan. is
stopping at w. H. Andrews. Suit has
been commenced by the bank at
Franklin against the parties signing a
note for the above amount given in
payment for the horse. The horse was
sold at auction upon lien for it's keep
ing, bringing $500.
Mrs. David Pushee is very sick.
Frank Z. Balch was home over Sun
day from Colby Academy.
Mr.. b. C. Newell has moved in to
the house just vacated by G. H. Hutch
ms, and John L. Stark is to move to
his own house.
Mrs. G. H. Lincoln is moving III to
the house of Miss Ella Converse.
Mr.. Henry Pike has purchased the
Henry Tyler farm and is selling wood,
the body rock maple at $9 cord.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-02-11

DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve
Cures Piles, ScaIds. Burns.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-02-11

There is more catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable For great
many wears doctors pronounced it local
disease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly falling to cure with 10
cal treatment, pronounced it incurable
Science has proven catarrh to be a con
stitutional disease, ami therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Han Catarfs
Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constltu
tIonal cure on the market. 1t Is taken
internally in do Ses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the 6iooc
and mucous surfaces of the system. II eN
offer one hundred dollars for any case II
fails to cure.
Send Tor list of testimonials.
F. J.CHENEY d Co, Toledo
Sold by dru ggIsts, price 75c.. per BOTTLE
Halls Fam lily Pills are the best.
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WARREN.

Lumbermen are doing good business
now. The snow is settling some.
Mrs. w. B. Gale is improving slowly.
Isaac Blake was buried Tuesday. He
was a great sufferer.
Frank Colby has advertised sing
ing school next Friday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society will observe
Washington's birth day with appro-
pirate exercises.
E. w. Eastman has been in Boston
the past week.
From four to ten cars IRE being ship
ped daily from the station.
G. L. Clark has given up going to the
Klondike region this spring.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-02-11

Send your address to II. E. Bqcklen d
Co.. Chicago and get free sample box of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
convince you of their merits. These pills
are easy in action and are particularly
effective in the case of Constipation and
Sick Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been lnValuaDle'
They are guaranteed to be perfectly free
from an deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to, stom-
ach and bowels greatly invigorate the sys-
tenn. Regular size % c per box. Sold by
J. NJ. Taylor, Druggist.
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WESTVILLE.

Nathan Darling is reported little
better.
S. J. Carter is not as well.
George II. Page was at his home in
West Newbury over Sunday.
Roy Vance was in Barre last week.
Herbert Page lost horse last Fri
day.
d. H. Vanbe sold two cows to L. b.
Hall Monday.
Charles Page has bought horse of
T. B. Hall.
VIM. WEIGH was in Wells River and
Woodsvile Tuesday on business.
Mrs. NJ. j. Emery is visiting in Nc
Indoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emery of West
Barnet visited friends in this place re-
Gently.
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OXFORD.

Dea. Charles H. Tillotson life long
resident of this town and for twenty
years bible agent for the New Hamp-
shire Bible Society. died at the insane
asylum at Concord, this week Tues
day, where he has been for several
months.
Forty-fve teams are drawing lumber
from Quint town, since the snow came,
to the bank of the Connecticut river
to be sent down the river in the spring.
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There are three little things which do
things created-they are the ant, the bee
and DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the last
being the famous little pills for stomach
and liver troubles, G. l.. Andrews, New
bury; Cunningham's Pharmacy, Brad
ford
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Propositions du Commencement
American

Londres - L'ambassadeur dee
Etats- Unls. M Hayes, a 6crit re-
comment au gouvernement de la
Grande- Bretagne, au sujet de la
question ae la mer de Behring.
Les Etats. Unis d6sireraient faire
I'M arrangement avec la Grande
Bretagne. la Russie OF le Japon
pour faire cesser tout 4 fat la
peche aux phoques dams la mer
de Behring.
Lord Salisbury a r6pondu que
le gouvernement britannique ne
pouvait fsire un tel arrangement,
sans Resentment du gouverne.
ment canadlen, qui est le plus IN
t6ress6, ct que CO dernier, sly re-
fusait. Par consequent, continue
lord Salisbury. rAngleterre, qui
nest que tres peu int6ress6e, ne
serait pas j%ustifable d'accspter
les propositions DIES Etats- Unis.
La reponse de lord Salisbury
montre encore une fois que la
poljtique du gouvernement bri.
tannique est de ne pas s'immlscer
dams les relations du Canada ayec
les pays 6trangers.
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LA PENDULE HUMANE

Avec lie negre Andrew Hender-
son, mot ces 1ours-ci q gainesville
Ohio, disparsit un DIES types les
plus curieux de la region. Hen
derson etait IN anoien esclave; de-
puts. ca plus tendre enhance, il
%jouissait de la fscult6 de pouvoir
dire l'heure aussi excitement que
le mellleur chronometre, sans con.
suffer la pendule nj regarder la
hauteur du soleil. Quand on Par
retalt dams Ia rue, par exemple,
pour lui demander l'heure il pla-
Gait ga main sur son orellle ct al
bout dun instant, il vous donnait
lheure q une seoonde pres. Ii
pretendait que, par la seul force
de 80 volont6, des quill await mis-
la main sur son oreille, il ga pro-
dams ga tete une sorte de
bourdonnement ct aussit0t l'heure
loi apparalssa:t dams le oerveau
sill pavait Ia sur un ca
Henderson disalt sussi qua
want ga naissano, ga mere await en-
un pressentlment, CONNIE I'm aver
tisseme ant den haut, que son fits
aurait I'm don pressure surnatarel,
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L'EoHo DR L'OURsT nest pas respon
able des id6es ct opinions emlses par
correspondents.

Toutes correspondanoes doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
70 responsible.
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H5EI0 oh

rents pretres qui nous viennen
de France. LA plupart, Giant en-
fants du peuple, donnent une bon
ne moyenne du langage ordinaire
de leurs d6partem ents. Or, parmi
eux, ceux qui prononcent bien les
consonnes nassles sont les exoep-
tions. Ea somme, )eur prononoia
ton est lnf6rieure a Gale de nos
pretres csnadiens.franesls. Pour
CO qui est de ia riches, 20 du voca-
bulaire, de pemploi do mot pro.
pre-, du pittor esque de la phrase,
les Franosis l'emporte sur les Ga.
nadiens. MATS enfin, c'est Ia una
diff 5rence de degr6, non pas la
difference sp6olfque qui existe en-.
tire une langae litt6ralre ct IN
patois."
II va sans dire que oette riches.
so du vocabulaire, que oct emploi
du mot propre, que CO picturesque
de la phrase ne go rencontrent que
chez le Fancais instruit. Nous en-
r%enoontrons solvent en- Am6rique
de ces Francois de France chez
qul il y q absence complete de ces
qualities du langsge, ct il est q re-
marquer que GO sont pr6ois6ment
ces Francajs, peu on point ms
fruits, qul s'obstinent le plus q
dire que le franqais oanadien est
IN patois. II ny a pas de quot q
SO formaliser de ces JUDGEMENTS t6.
m6raires, puisque ce sont des ju.
ges incomp6tents, vrais puts in
sondaD1es remplls de pr6tentions
ridioules ct peu de connaissanoes
reelles. lie Francsis instruit, lul,
est tou]ours frapp6 d'admiratio on
pour le francais parl6 par le cana
dien-franQais instrait. Et ce der
nier t6moignsge nous sufit. Nous
n'avons que fare de l'autre. Done
le francais parl6 par les oanadiens-
francais nest pas un patois, ct il
est q souhaiter que le franQais soft
toujours aussi bien parl6 quill
Fest par IN grand nombre de ca
nadiens-francais.
BAPTIsTE CANAYEN,
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LIE success que rencontre IN
grand nombre de chansons negres
est du, en- grande partie, q la ma
Mere don't Giles sont rendues par
Flo Irwin de la troups de "Widow
Jones'" La superbe volx de con-
tralto que possede Mile Irwin est
tres propre aux melodies negres ct
ellie .recoit partout) de la part du
public, les applaud1ssements les
plus ohaleureux. Ellie rend Ia
thanson "Grappy Dan" dune ma
Mere artistiquement ree,le. lou
tefois son talent nest pas Unite 4
la pefsonifoation de roles negres
car son role de la veuve pr6varica-
trice est une preuve 6vldente quill
ny a pas de llmites q son talent
de coincidence.
The Widow jones'" est une
comedie farce en- trois actes 6ma-
n ant de la plume de John J. Mo-
nalley ct sera vue al Bijou la Sc
maine prochaine c~ommenoant d la
matinee de dimanche. Ellie sera
repr6sent6e lei par la meme trou-
pc ct avec les menes d6cors qui
lul donna I'm 81 grand success q
New-York ct 4 Boston.
Ada Lswis, tres blen oonnue
dams le monde th6atral fsra aus
81 partie de la troupe de "The WI
dow JONES'"
Avis aux amateurs de comedies
farce.
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EST $l.OOpar an payable d'avsnoe
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOues!h has q larger
circulation than any French paper
oublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
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Normal de Minneapolis
ct lnstitut d'Ahaires

DIX zrABrENENTs-Cours prs
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gial, d'Elocution ct Oratoire
Beauk-Arts, Art Special de Plu
me, St6nographie ct "Typewri.
ting, Conservatoirs de Musique'
L'6cole commenc66 le 6 Sept 81
Proclaim terme commence Nov lie
Les Gloves peuvent commencer q
n'importe quel temps ct choisir
leurs Guides.
instruction ct pension meilleur
march6 que dams n'importe quelle
autre ecole du Nord-O Quest.
Envoyez pour catalogue.
p. j. Christensen, Principal.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
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.
lie premier ras dams lie pro]et
de la :destructions des Notifications
de Paris est fait. lie General Bill
lot, minstre de la guerre, a soumis
q la chambre des deputies un bill
q ptffet de raser une partie des
Notifications sur le cote Quest ct
den vendre les terrains. On esti-
me qu'lls rapporteront d l6tat
Sl5O,000,000 de francs, don't 10000
600 seront destjnAs q la construc-
ton dun oour rempart. La ba-
lance servlra q am6liorer lartllle-
RE.
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Toutes lettres, correspondanoes
etc., doivent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
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Minneapolis, MINI
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Qaebec,-Le lieutenant-gouver-
peur Chaplain a remis 4 aon Hon
neur le MARIE s. N. Parent IN bill
let>de $1,000. pour en- faire Ia dis
tribution aux pauvres de Quebec.
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6talage de bien-etre qul insulte

6talage de bien- etre qul insulte q
leur Indulgence.
D1eu NATL rlen fait dams l'eu-
vre de So redemption contre cette
,nertie de ignorance ct cette i'm
pursuance de l%'erreurP N'a-t-il
prepare aucun remAde d CO pire
des maux? CONNIE IL a mis- sur le
chemin DIES miser,s physiques So
divine charit6. il a place, sur CO.
lu1 des actresses morales ct des
pauvretes intellecluelles, l'aposto-
lat. Bonner la lumiere, la r6pan-
DIRE q do:s. Ga etc la premiere ou-
vre divine au jour de Ia creation;
ct quand J6sus-C Christ, qul await
dome CONNIE le signe caract6ris-
tIque de ga mission T6vang6lisa-
ton des pauvres, fut sur le point
de gutter les stems, voulant leur
dire alors ses dernieres volont6s,
peasant ses dern1eres paroles com
me on les pese dams un solennel
testament, ce quill leur recon-
mande, CO n est pas sa mere, CO
nest meme pas son eucharistie.
co ne sont pas ses miracles: c'est
ga seule v6rit6, sa doctrine: "Al
lez, enseignez toutes les nations
Cette 6tonnante parole qui don
ne q tous droit d la charlie de
est le SONNET de son
amour. II ny a que lui qui ait os6
la dire ct su la rendre e&cace.
Jusque-la il s'6tait bien rencon-
ire de loin en- loin quelques hon.
mes de genie qui avsient formula
une doctrine. Mails c'6tait chose
trop grande q leure yeux pour Ia
letter au vulgaire. II fallait des
oreilles d6licates pour l'entendre;
il fallait I'm encens qul montat
a'intelligences 6lev6es; ct CONNIE
la foule ma pas le secret de ces
nj le sens de ces subti-
Lit6s, Ihomme de genie ne va pas
Ie pauvre dams So man.
5arde GU sur la charrue de son
champ pour lu1 dire des v6rites
quill n'entendrait pas. VOLTA pour
9uoi jamais nj Platon, nj Aristotle,
nj d'autres, ct CO sont de grands
mont dome la doctrine au
.auvre. Personne autre que J6-
,us- Christ ma meme song6 81
5vangeliser la toule; ct toutes les
5glises qui SO fondent q cote de la
SO meurent Tune apres
'autre, parce qu'elles mont point
1t ne peuvent avoir d'ap0tres qui
,'en wont cemme ceux de rEglise
,atholique sans autres armes que
a croix ct l'Evangile; qui descen.
lent dams tous les carrefours Oh
mlsere ct ignorance 80 ca
qui portent 4 tous sans
de rang nj de parti la
qui dissent adieu au foyer
le la famil'e, au c1el meme de la
CO ciel 81 doux, ct qui
q tous les rivages pour
rausmettre non pas settlement d
les amis GU q des concitoyens,
nais q des strangers ct q des bar
'ares, le VERDE divin tout palpi-
ant d'amour. Get apostolat de
Egl1se catholique nest pas une
de mus5e; c'est une rea
It's vivante: "Chaque jour, disa1t
Iacordaire, des hommes, vos FREE
es de famille ct de patrie, sont
mprisonn6s, meurtrls, mourants
Q chaleur, de soft ct doubt de
out le monde, mails in6branla-l
les ct contents, parce qu'ils ont
Is choisis pour accomplir le tes-
,ment de Jesus Christ: "Allez,
toutes les nations. |,
Table DEGRENNE.