... to tb ad give up their Sundays on land to save their em- di id ployers a certain sum of money is to establish a in form of slavery among that class of workmen li e which they should not be called upon to endure. m y, It is even disputed whether washing ...

... the abodes of poverty. misery, and want, into healthy, bright, and bappy homes; had rescued multitudes from the sin and slavery of drunkenness ; proved a potent ally of the Church and school, and stemmed the rising tide of pauper- ism, criminality, and ...