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seaaea, svenss ia a maSt remarkable vaanaes -~- As tise end ~ ts.e hsMsFea dxss She reformed .e PaIs& oa rhe ssyh gaENs lsiS, snd on inc dea,A ol Loa.s Will saa tAe acssas'pa ef shaEsssA.. wR0 was ~ldawer, slsz. ak Madame sa DannAsne. alaciaied on all sse eecasioua aaslke Queen af -Ffaaee. 1)eS8sdlT sttscAea is kef tasasiy and her Fsllgian. sa1aa arleat aAd coascieatsoas be. levef n ihe gaineiples a( iswasnacy. shu Ne had psneirsiso1 enough 10 iOfesec wkst saast ke tAs necessary rvsuft of ihe feessess career sno which Chavie4 k. urged en by the representations of ne pArN peh1. entered in tie early part of lsz4 .fhe Byegal propositions of Puisnae and his colleagues clicoun.eTed iEnsa one moFe stFenuonS otpASfton fhaR they did ffdn tse DstheSs q 6Ahg0alene, aud had her advice been sssendcd 10 the rvulu- ton os isSo might poNs,hly have been avefted. Sue, however. was destined to become ias victim n the eaFy pNTs ot August 1880. sAe uuikted Fsaaee. never Co rel aFR and afseR au eziis of 3l years, expired oa the iath inst; ., FroAsdoEas be- loved by all who knew her. and festHcteds and paled by thsssc Whoss spssaonS tlllesszs ths nnst widely ffom those which she was haewn tu ester sain lalike her Eslatsass, she had ia earned much, Il she had fosgoen nothing. she hsd an fSsBxd per seeutl0a, and had learned mctcy. She mlaAr Inc sublime words Of her dying father her rule of life. in las wilt, compostd tn hss dylHg Snonsent. Loa@ XVI. sad :-- .s
 'l recommend my children ta my wieet rreecm~ mend her te make them Fesard the gsaaaran of thus world if they coAaeinned t0 enjoy tAStn) as dangerous and peffShabte advantages. sud turn theT Shonghis towards the ouiy soiad and durable glory Of eternity" These words she treasured in her heart and or thesc principles she acted during the whole of her long and painful pslenmAke. To quote the worls Of the Journal des Dehatn.s ' ia he horrible timeS through which The daughter of Lotus XIV passed her tears were hkGam every day offering Tor the equation of the crimes which were committed around her Even st period when The accumulation of casasttophss and the philosophy of history have eventually tended 10 harden hearts. the death of Mara Theresa sof France Is a subject ei general gFIef'n 2
 Tae death oi the DueaeSs q AnEonieme ls not without political importance. Occurring at such
 eFissS. H cannot but tend to tue cUusoiidasihn of the tnae and honest Repabiia. and we cordially colncde n eSeTy word ol the following eloquent passage, which we exirac, from tie journal oi M. de Lsmartine. the PsEs:
 s' The duchess q, Angoalenae win i've in history as one tbs women who have [ he must honofcd her county and her day. RoyailsIs oE hpshilr cans, ali vii say and feel hAe us. Ihs homaee IS not inspired by the spat of party, as the xpirt oi Iustice- The Republic, hesldee. Ahaaia not be atraid et manifesiiBg emotion in presefee Of this tomb. Tbls emotion k honorable to t. Ii slows that iit seehng tSeif strong, lt no longer dEeads leelnS Sa Spaaiai. Fhe Rtpnbllc dues not asit dfd farinery. eXist only w4lh dlslTass. ithaat eeas- ing to be nhexicle, Il has ceased to he eEnel. and If Il no longer recognizes rights as an snieror and superior t8 those o France il sufficiently just 10 reeokn,ze and honor In nc iamsies wtsfah Il has driven from the throns, lhose hereditary yseiaes which no longer menace ioF liberty sad wall always be an honor for limaDity. There u m thIs death sa1thar lessoa ef more etpesst aud eleyalet snseEs Ths Dses.sss Anspalems was the last ol lhe fsm surprised agd sttuek sY the French rcvol tion, Sf.e sloae could rslxe her head curse. aud 10 thntw npDa hr ssasp el ihe blood of her parents, wHieh had faEien alilsaSi oa her rihwr h4als Nable and boy wanan .his she has na seae and bleSse'I ue hrr nsemHy fbr lie forbssEance. ,, With hs laa s1yal vseiin ef shs frst Repablic tho sang anafv bas belongs to ha- tory aone = BHsl s s., 46,i at