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"Of sueh IS the Kingdom Of Hearen" We
were reading, says an Exchange, the Rev Orvile
D, wey's Address to the public from n meeting in
Washington for the relief of Ireland, in The pre-.
srnce of some children on Friday evening. In il
this sentcrcc OCCURS Mother said child dying
of starvation. as one Of the letters reports moth.
er give me three grains of cornP That is what
furnishing Ireland says to US. The little ones
were attentive and absorbed, and the conversation
for some time was directed towards the misery Of
that unhappy country The next morning after
breakfast, as stood at the back window, wc
saw little girl about two years old, frcding her
pc! chickens with crumbs of bread. We opened
the window and reminded her that there was other
food in a kitchen closet for them. 'Oh yes said
she, l know it and kippieS know it too, but no


matter, this will do


Some time after, were reading the liule
one came TO our siIe with paper roll and handed
it 10 saying:


Cant you send this to HE poor little Irish girl
that is starvingP


tWhat is it 2 we asked


sKippics' Breakfast was the Tcplv
We opened tit was one of the paper eornu.
icopias which Santa Claus had filled With bon
bons for the stocking al Christmas but in place Of
the CONNECTIONS, it was now filled 1ciM eornl The
votive offering of child. But this was not oil.
Pouring the corn out on the table, of the bottom
/ Of the paper bag found cent, taken from the
little treasured store which had been garnered for
future uses. We placed the money and The seed
as we found them, and will take care that they are
delivered according TO the childish request.