pg 434 to do him justice, and seeking in the treasure-house of hope a compensation for the injustices of this world. The difficulties of Chicago are followed by those of Brother Amedee of St. Laurent near Montreal. This Brother had left Notre Dame in the month of July 1860 to enter the province of Canada, with the written permission of the Very Revered Father General, but contrary to the formal prohibition of F. Sorin whom he thus placed in the greatest embarrassment, quitting his obedience of bookkeeper just at a time when he was alone in the office and when his departure left it closed without anyone to take charge of it. He had sent his trunk to the railroad station, without having it