Quite recently he has been given charge of the prison here, and in spite of past failure to make "any headway against existing evils, he has accepted. the po full hope that this time "something will be attempted, somethings done." In the meantime his whole outlook has been transformed by. embracing the Christian faith, ant Tinked og. he now is with Ommipotcence, he feels he will no longer be working single-handed, But the tale he tells of what exists makes it abundantly plain that it will take all his newtonnd faith to face the situation.
In the first place money will secure for the prisoners any form of vice which they may choose Indi in, there is no attempt to better their condition with or physical though they may tably i9 they exp None of those are adequately paid, They fare expected to supplement their salary by the taking of bribes. Tt requires no imagination to picture the difficulties, or possible dangers confronting any who discountenance this old-established but evil custom,
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