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S!lEyistellang.
The Syren of Paris.

The following marvellous tale, rela-
ted by Fouchet in his memoirs 'Tirex
des Achieves de la Police" has re-.
Gently been made the subject Of. a
drama at one Of the Paris theatres
At the time when M. de la Reynie
was Lieutenant General of Police I'M
der Louis XIV. a great sensation was
caused at Paris by the mysterious dis
appearance of not fewer than twenty
six young men, aged from seventeen
to twenty-five, belonging to noble or
wealthy families Among the com
mon people the report was spread that
the young men had been murdered by
foreign princess, in order that she
might take baths Of their blood to cure
herself Silver complaint. The mat
ter atlast became so serious that Lon
is XIV complained Of it to M de la
Reynie, and the latter consulted one
of his ablest agents, named Lecoq,
Thissperson suspected that the young
men. must have fallen into some snare
set for them by female charms, and he
employed natural son of his own,
handsome and intelligent young man,
to try and discover the mystery. This
young man, whose name was Exupere,
was sent splendidly dressed every day
to the 'Euileries, the Palais Royal and
the Luxembourg, which were then the
places of. fashionable resort. AT
length, he sawiin the Tuileries young
woman of marvellous beauty, attended
by an aged female, and his looks eX-
pressed his admiration She seemed
far from displeased, and at length
her attendant accosting him, said that
she was abolish princess, of the name
of Jabirouska, immensely rich, and
that as she was much struck by him,
she would, perhaps, allow him to visit
her The young man declared that
| he had conceived violent passion for
the lady, and, after some conversation
the,attendant told him if at nine o'clock
at night he would present himself in
the front of the church of ST. Germain
she would meet him and take him to
her mistress. The young man OF
course told Lecoq Of this, and in the
evening the latter caused several of
his men to be placed in such way as
not to lose sight of Exupere, and, in
the event Of his mourning danger, to
be able to render him assistance. At
the appointed hour the young man
was at the rendezvous, and the. wo-
man joined him there. She wanted
to bandage his eyes, but he refused to
let her do so. She then led him by
various obscure streets of the Rue
.des Orfevree and there introduced him
into small house near the chapel ST..
Eloi. After walking dark corridor
the youlg man was introduced into q
sumptuously furnished room, in which
he found the foreigner She received
him so kindly that he entirely forgot
to give Lecoq outside the signal which
had been agreed on, After a while
the lady retired, and the young man
proceeding. to examine the room, fopnd
behind screen glass case in which
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VOLUME 3, NUMBER ll3.

them man and wife-a declaration that
was received with burst of aqueous
agony that surpassed all previous eff
forts. The spectators of the strange
scene couldno longer restrain an audi
BILE smile, and left the newly.wedded
pair to themselves and their tears.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-09

An elegantly dressed lady was oh
served to be in the act of passing the
place near the corner of Calvert
and Saratoga streets, Baltimore, at
which palmetto flag had been thrown
to the breeze The gentlemen who
were standing on the pavement moved
in order 70 allow her to pass, when the
lady in question suddenly halted and
looked up at the emblem Of disuniol,
remarking With emphasis, & win not
pass undersueh tlag---it is tFeach-
cry, rand deliberately walked through
the mud in the street In order to
pass.
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B. B. BLACKWELL, EDITOR.
goet's aluok,
Katie Lee and Willie Gray
BY MARGARET VERNE

Two brown heads with tossing curls,
Red lips shutting over pearls,
Bare feet white and wet with dew,
Two eyes black, and two eyes blue
Little boy and girl were they
Katie Lee and Willie Gray.
They were standing where brook,
Bending like shepherds crook,
Flashed its silver, and thick ranks
Of green willows lined its banks;
Halt in thought and halein play
Katie Lee and Willie Gray,
They had cheeks like cherries red.
He was talIer-'most a head
She, with arms like wreaths of snow,
Swung a basket to and fro,
As she loitered, half in play,
Chattering to Willie Grey.
AS6GIc Multi, w llll0 Sdiu-
And there came a dash of red
Through the BROWNIES of his cheek,
Boys are strong and girls are weak,
And I'll carry, So will,
Katie's basket up the hill.
Katie answered wi til a laugh,
You shall carry only half
And then, tossing back her curIs,
Boys are weak as well as girls
Do you think that Katy guessed
Half the wisdom she expressed
Men are only boys grown tall,
Hearts don't change much after all,
And when long years from that day,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey,
Stood again beside the brook,
Bending like shepherds crook,
Is it strange that Willie said
While again dash of red
Crossed the BROWNIES of his check
1 am strong and you are weak
Life is but slippery steep,
Hung with shadows cold and deep.
Will you trust me Katy dear,
Walk beside me without fear
May carry if 1 will,
Ali your burdens up the hill ?
And she answered with laugh
No, but you may carry half
Close beside the little brook,
Bending like ashepherds crook,
Washing with its silver hands,
Late and early at the sands,
Is cottage, where to-day.
Katie lives with Willie Grey.
In the porch she sits, and 10.
Swings basket to and fro,
Vastly different from the one
That she swung in years agone
This is long-and deep-and wide
And has rockers at the side.
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A COMET AND A PANIC. In the
year 1912, Winston predicted that
the comet would appear on Wednes-
day, l4th October, at fve7minutes af-
ter five in the morning, and that the
world wUuld be destroyed By fire on
the Friday following His reputation
was high, and the comet appeared.
A number of persons got into boats
and barges on the Thames, thinking
the water the safest place. South
Sea and India stock fell A captain
of Dutch ship threw all his powder
into the river, that the ship might not
be endangered At n son, after the
comet had appeared, it is said that
more than one hundred clergymen
were ferried over to Lambeth, to re-
quest that proper prayers might be
prepared, there being none in the
church service. People believed that
the day Of Judgment was at hand aud
some acted on this belief, more as if
some temporary evil was to beexpeet-
ed There was a predictions run on
the bank, and Sir Gilbert Heatheote,
at that time the head director, issued
orders to all the fire officers in Lon
don, requiring them to keep a good
lookout, and have particular eye
upon the Bank of England.
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fro BE Continued I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
METROPOLITAN HOME GUARD

ASTON HOUSE, May g 1901.
Our attention has been directed advertisement in
today Her Id purporng from the Executive
Committee Of the Palace Garden home Guard Association We
much surprised IT its aud that
inruced correct by simple staten which ap-
itsepto the memory of all who participated In he
proceedings and read them In the pspers Of day
The Palace Garden Home Qua I'd Executive Committee ad-
init that there meeting OF the deleg
kindred organizations in the cv the Cooper
tute Saturday evening last This true but 1t is
that 1t resulted I action.
The following being the proceedings Of the meeting is
best and only evidence hA. adduced
of the meeting was:-
The meeting called to order at minutes after
the hour for which II called by Captain Copeland
who nominated Ghauncey shatfer ESQ a. Chairman on
The various wards then called and delegates from
every ward appeared Various Independent organizations
also appeared by delegates and ceived.
On motion Of Colonel j Nelson Luckey committee Of
twenty two-0ne from each ward organization-was ap-
pointed TO report to the meeting what its action should
On motion the cmmttee was enlarged 10 include
member from each indeper dent organization.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TUE Ia ToURETrE HOUSE BERGEN POINT. N T..
Will open June The proprietor, havirg secured more
favorable lease and consideration o. the tines prepared
70 make Engagements with boardes reduced rates bosts
leave pier No North river at ia 81 and 81 from foot
q Dey street At los and only thirty minutes from
New York WESLEY w, HILL Proprtaton
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Hon r. A Talmadge, Palace Garden Home Guard.
John Kenton, yol kvlile kome Guard.
Mons. Maisnon, French Guard.
Captain Hilton, Independent Home Guard.
Captain Harthil, Household 9ranadiers
Lieutenant }edney, Zouave Guard
Lieutenant Manchester harlem Guard.
The committee having been completed forthwith retired
and having consulted subsequently returned and through
their chairman Col j. Nelson Luckey submitted the follow
ing resolution their report
Resolved That the various organizations
formed for the protection of our city that they unite one
body and that they be by the rules and regulations
that have been adopted by the Metropolitan Home Guard
that they report themselves to the and that call
THE METROPOLITAN HOME GUARD.
The report received and, motion, unani-
ousy adopted rhereupon with three cheers for the Unon
CHAUNCEY sHAFFER Chairman.
JAMES G. RICE Secretary.
therefore plainly perceptibe from the proceedings Of
the meeting that all the various Home Guard associations
were organized under the designation Of the metropolitan
Guard and resolved to enrol themselves at the Asto
House portions thereof.
Such, therefore, the action which the meeting a. the
Cooper Institute adopted.
BY order of the Standing Committee OF Twenty five OF the
Metropolitan Home Guard. -
j. p JARDrNF Secretary.
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BOARDING AVID LODGING.

DoARD ON HRoOgLyH HEIGHTS F3a TdE SUN
40 front Rooms drst and taird hoors are
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one OF me most desirable in the ety. three minutes rom
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ITO AMArRURs.-sEvERAL VACANCIES FOR LA
dies gentlemen at present existing In FIRST class
Dramatic Association In successful operation Any
wishing 70 become members ASCERTAIN particulars By ad
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"A LARGE AND PLEASANT ROOM, ON SECOND
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Rooms, FOR FAMILIES
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BOARD IN BROOKLfN "A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULl
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ELEGANTLY FURNI sHED ROOMS FOR SINGLE GEN
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orYIcEas OF DuBoIs COUNTY

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Ayers
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

vR THE RAPID cuRB oF
ro.vhs. Colds. Influenza, Hoarseness'
Croup. bronchitis, Incipient consunp.
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patients in advanced stages 81 inc
disease.
s. vide i The field o. rs usefulness and e ~,
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Louisa Mayo ,,eo
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u y
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Weaknesses and Irregularities
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400 ~ any general arrangement q the
Urinary organs. f.,,..;re
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c.ra Tie diseases at once, u aireauy ~
tackled. ~ ~ -
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., consequences following upon change o. -
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We A. 4 prevents cos,iveness strengthen
hc ~ d;ges,ive organs, II should De I'D "
hands N All persons % sedentary hao"s.
,u- T..ntrs not accustomed 70 mucn ou'
OFT daorexsrc;s sc should always use v.
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';n sss ,alaf taken month or two before ,ne M
cry nm she viii pass the dreadful PERIOD W
are .eriect ease and safety.
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ata Mothers Try IT.!
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Gifts n ss or decline not only OF your uau1'.
pro. before II be TOO late. but also your so"s
2 70 husbands; Tor while the former rom
delicacy 20 down 70 premature s'aso Il
- Than lei their condition be known W -
: The later are often 30 mixed up'n we ~
ment IL business, that " y were no' 'o'
hun- thew 100 would travel in the same oo~n~ !
and: na,h. until il il too late % arrest 'ne'r
' alllsal. But the mother i always viqlian',
NJ Won we conhdentally tppeus ~"
sure your never falling affection WI !"
en & rincly point YOU 70 PROF, WOOD.S
81. sTOR ALIVE CORDIAL AND BY
~ RENOyATOR a. the remedy which 81
Be- always on hand IN time Of need
DIR, Pnor. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
very +. Too well known for us 70 recount rs
ertul effects in restoring GRAY h"',
original color, and producing Vow Hs
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tailor We could refer 70 thousands o.
shore r;,nesses, 10 be found In every cry A.
work ACE In the Union, but oor space VI
Q done admit. We need do no more 'han
$50. he people its quality Il as good az eye
IETY. That Il may be relied on 80 the only
~ syeless article IN the market for Kes'cr'n
Ii,,or The Restorative Cordial and H.ir X
~ n,,lI alive are for sale BY @. J WOOD
~ Al. 444 Broadway, n X. ia Market
NM 81. Lou. aud BY Al druggists.
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