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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
DR.. Cartor'S Cough Balsam
Ladies, Read Thls.
mn. mOOnsRR.s
FEMALE CORDIAL,

This elegant aad popular medicine Gill sure
al Femal. Complaints, such IS Excessive
Painful or suppressed Aenstrutasion, Lu-
corrbea, or Whites, Falling Of the
'WOmb, and I'll irIegolssitiss of the
Monthly Periods. IL viii also bring On
the Menscs when checked by Colds and
:. al unnatural causes.
FEMALES suGsein9 under any Of The dillcultiee
abovc enumerslcd. should not fail to usc
Dr.. Keepers Female Cordial.
IL the most pleasant and infllIable remedy ever
iuvsnted ~ he cure a. Female complaints ladies
Prepared ard soId by DR.. EASTERLY I
CO., No ~ Ksrth Filth street. ~. lonis. No.
eioIi = their bsancA Family Aedieine Stess, No
80 naaissal sssest. Chicago III. Fer ~ ~
Druggists generally. I.se ss sel
FULLER, r.rcR4fptLER. BURknAN /
VAN SCH1ACk, Wk6lssals Dealers, Chicago,
lillneio. ~ - seet7's aTzt
! DIR RAsrEaLY,s Mrp1cINTs ARE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

@ o u G. HI b A. s A Nj
will Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con.
sumption. Bronchitis, Splitting If Blood,
Pain in the Side ard Breast, Whooping
Cough. Group. and al Diseases If the
Throat, Chest and Lungs.
THE most perfect, pleasant. and eflcacious remedy
discovered for all diseases Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, is
DR.. Carter's Cough Balsau,
This medicine Immediately STOPS THE COUGH.
produces free and easy expectoraton, removes al
mucous and foul matter from the air passae4 gives
In difficult breathing, alays the irritation d the
Lungs, and effects Speedy Cure, by soothing and
Healing all the Pulmonary Organs.
DR.. Carriers Cough Malsan
never fails to cute Coughs and Colds n few daya,
and has cured thousands up0n thousandn q Gases Of
Consumption aiter Physicians and all other remedies
had failed, and the patients given mp to die. This
Basn b The most perfect and ini.hae remedy for all
diseases Of the Lungs known to the civilized world
n. B-Ask for DIR. Carriers CoUcH BAIsAN. and
take nothing else Price Is cents for trial bottle large
bottles, 81 81 per bottle.
~ Prepared and sold by D. f. EASTERLY 4
o., No. 10 North Fifth street, 81 LOuis. No Sold
I their Branch Family Medicine Store, No. ~ Madi-
son etreet, Chicago, Ills. ft4.
sPOr Aale by al Duggiate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take n dose ofDr. Easterly's Family Pills. ana wien
done operating. take Dr. Eastcry's Fever and Ague
Killer. dos. directed On the bottle. every two
hours until nine doses have been taken in the absence
Of fever, which always stops the Ague and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent liz return, take the
Agne Killer three times day the seventh. four
tcenh. twenty first md twenty eighth days. after the
last chill and fever. and YOU will be PERMANENTLY
CuRtD. Let every .soman and child try il, and
II YOU find to be true, Tell II to your friends.
~ Price Of Ague Killer 81 80 per bottle. Pills 50
c. nts per box - pills in box.
~ Prepared and Sold by DIR. F.. EASTERl.Y 4
Co. No Z" North Fifth street ST Louis Mo. and sold
their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago, ILL.,
Sold by Druggists gennrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

DIR. EASTERLY,S
FRYER AND AGUE KILLER.

Will Cure Ague and Fever. Chills and Fever. Dumb
Ague. Intermittent and Remittent Fcvers and every
form Of Fever, incident to to the West.
This celebrated medicine has been fifteen years es-
tablished in 81 Louis. and II universally known
throughout the Mississippi Valley to be INFALIIA-
BILE CURE Tor Aguc and Fever in all its forms. Ague
and Fever sufferers, inallibe prescription is here
nr uteI you
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pDR. EANTERLYsS
Iodine and Salsaparilla.

To be used INTERNALLY. which purihes the
BLOOD, and removes the CAUSE: and then by ap-
plying the Ointment to the parts, speedy
and permanent cure will be effected. Both are ad-
viscd to be msed In these complaints.
Price the Iodine and Sarsaparlla n 20 per bottle
Price Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter Ointment.
IS cents per bsttle.
Prepared and sold by DR. E. EASTERLY 4 CO..
No 70 North Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo-, Sole Pro-
prietors.
Sold at their Branch Family Madeleine Store No -
Nad on street, Chicago. Ills.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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q n I'D 4. EI"S
Salt Rhe nll aud Tettcl
Din fnnnenf

Will cure Salt Rheum. letter. Scald Head,
Prairie and Bsrbers' Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, Scrofuls, Obstinate
Old Sores, Pimples on the Face. and all
Diseases and Eruptions on the Skin.
DUT TO EFFECT A PERMANENT AND RADl-
u cal Cure Of Scroftous and Skin Diseases Of
every kind We recommend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

/, ". EaslesIy'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,
For tbs Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
ache. Loss Of Appetite. Dyspepsia, Liver
Coophint. Costiveness, Jaundiee, ed all
Desangements Of the s stem where an
Aperient " Cathsrtic medicine 10 required
Dr. RASTGRLY.s
Universal Family Pills

Are very mild and pleasant In their operation,
yet prompt and e5ectual In cleansing the system
from all bilious putrid and irritating matter than the
various other pills in general use. For Liver Com
Ps iqS , w s,s rs " sSes
gredients and will be found much superior 10 other
pin 10 cufe the diseases incident to the WEST Pam
Meg try them
t& Price 80 cents per box. Forty Pills In box.
- Prepaid and sold by Dr.. 4. EASTERLf 4
Co., No. ~ North Rifth street, st. l0uls. No. Sold
At tAe3r Family Medicine StMe No. - Asois0n Mree1s
Chioagu, nls. Fer sale BY Druggists geasrally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

p. EUDOGttW0
PAIN KILLER
wiz sugs nsnissss Spsulps. usadeAe. !,
1oDtnoehs. - tresl Chollc, ICr5npql
oeb( -, OAD,ss4 VI s, OyaHtt6 .
10 Com hint Ntveue A6ed boa
1Sin h The Pes, 1aid1srS CO., A - In
The Face, Pain in the Back and Limbs,
and, In fact, whefeves Il 10 applied
PAIN CAVNOT RXaOT.
This n THE NOgrsPEgDY AND KrFICAC1OUO
! Medicine ever dscovesed, 70 relieve pessous euf
Huslng PAIN. II n used internally and extetnAI0.
wIlA never failing A. ranily AedScine Il
10 invaluable.
Or. EASTERLY,S PAIN KILLER.
II tn best remedy known for The cure Of Cholera
should that awful scOsFge a9an visit tsc0untIy. -.
II 10 feared II will, ever family shoaid supply den.
selves with this Medicine 70 use ID The early stage q
the disease. Price Is cents per bottle.
Prepared and Sold By Dr. 3. KAsTERLY = CO,
Ne. q kseth I'M s1Bse1. y. leae. No. 49, q
Branch Medicine Store No - Madison street, Chi
ego. III. For sale By Druggists generally.
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REMEMBER
That his Bittcfs ID Net Alcoholic
CONTAINS no RUN or WHISKY.
and Can't make Drunkards,
But IS THE
BEST TONIC in the WORLU.
.EMEMBER

Fnox rag Hox TnOnAs b. FLoR1NcR.
Faox sns Hon. TsonAs B. FLoancs.
Eaox INK Hon. THOMAS b. FLOnENcN.
Washington, Jan. let. 1854.
Gentlemen. Having stated It " rbally to you.
have NO hesitation, in writing the fact, that
experienced marked benefit from your hOof-
land herman bitters. During : long aud e.
dious session u COngress. pressing and Oner0u-
gested the use Of the preparation have named.
I took his advice, and the result was improve
ment Of heath, renewed energy, and that partic.
uIar relief 70 much needed aud obtained. Osh
ers may be similarly sdvantaged ifthey desire t.
be. Truly your friend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

will Cure Brnises, Sprains, Cuts, Wounds, Rheuma-
tism, Contracted TendOns Swelled Joints. IumbagO
Tnmors and all Local and seated Pains. and all dis
en- where an external Remedy is required.
This LINIMENT Is, BEYOND ALL DOUBT, THE
most efncacous remedy ever offered to the public.
Its volatile penetrating soothing and healing prop
critics duse themselves to the very bones, and give
the sufferer almost instant relief.
Such powerful curative properties combined in
Dr.. Easterly's American Lisinenl
that II rcad!ly cures the WORST WOUNDS on MAN
or BEAST. Every family should keep it constantly
on hand Price 70 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. +. EASTERIlY 4 Co. No
10 North Fifth street, st. Louis, No. Sold at thc
Branch Family Medicine Store No. 81 Madsou street
Chicago III. For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

Principal Office and Laboratory il IT the n. B.
corner Of SIXTH aud COMMERCE Streets.
Philadelphia, where oil lettess for advice or bus-
mess should be directed.
He will be found there every SATURDAY,
professi oually TO examine lungs with the Respi.
rometer, for which his lee is three dollars; oil
Advice tree.
In New York 1t No. 81 BON st., every TU rs
DAY, IL ON A. NJ. to =. NJ.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL. Boston. Js1u-
ary IL and ~. Feb. 10 and II, April ~ and ~,
The time for my being in BALrHoRe and Prrs
suaG will be seen in the daily papers Of those cit
les.
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TsoM rnE Hon JACOB broom.
Philadelphia, Oct. 18th, 1868.
Geutlemen :--lnGeplv TO your inquiry - TO
tue elect produced by The use Of Hoohand, 2 Ger
man l,,tters in nv family, have no hesitation
saving tnat It has been highly beneficial. In one
instance, ease Of dyspepsia Of thirteen years
standing. end which had become very distress
;ng the use Of one bottle gave decided relief,'
the second efecting = cure, and the third. y
scems has confirmed the cure, for there has
haen no ~ mptoms Of its return for the last six
wears. ln my inaividus! use o: II, find II TO be
m unequaled tonic, aud sincerely recommendits
use to the sufferers. -
Yours truly, JACOB DkOOA,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

hich will h. s0ld at the lowest market prices, Or
G. ash Their long experience dealers IN Teas ard
U,oceries, the House having been established sftc
JUDGEMENTS To those who arc purchsslg goods In ths
market Orders from distance will receive prompt
and careful attention Whea accompanied with mtb-
factory references.
N. B.-sionds shipped by the " Red Linz" ere dr.
livered In Chicago In SIX to eight days from Boston.
Boston. Feb B, 1H6tidly
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aheuld your nearest Druggist not hass Ne
400. DO not BE- PIT a By any 81 The istoxies-
s.s = e "a a. :. III sssy
peeked. ~ exprsss. " ra N
pr;ne;pel Once and llanuAet6rv
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National Chemical werks.

We have had placed before u5 some documents
connected with the National Chemical Works Of
tbis city, and az the subject Is of Importance, we
propose to lay the facts before our readers.
First, we have the contract between the COM
pany in New York and the company here, in
which the New York company agrees to construct,
erect and put in working order in this city, works
capable Of distiling ten cords of resnous wood at
a time, producing therefrom tie articles in quant
ties as stated in the prospectus published by the
company here, which can be found in another
column Of this paper. If, from any cause, the
said works in operation do not produce the quality
Of each article as stated, the New Orleans COM
pany are not bound BY the contract to take the
works.
Secondly We nave q tabular statement of eight
different charges made in the New York works,
the result Of which exceeds by 20 per cent. the
quantity advertised to be produced
Third, we have letter written by a citizen Of
Mississippi City to enc Of the stockholders in this
company, III which he states that, having just
returned from visit to the New York works, he
declares them to be a success; and adds that If
he had fifty thousand dollars he would certainly
invest forty thousand in this enterprise. This
! gentleman is well known by several of our most
| prominent citizens, and his statements can be
relied unon.
| We are informed by the president of the com
Pany that the principal portion of the works vii
arrive here during the month of August, and tha
they confidently expect to be in full operation b.
the middle Of September.
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SATURDAY MORNING, July %, 1866.

Resol1ed That the thanks of the loyalmen of
|, Louisiana are due to the Congress st IN Onlleo
States for the firm stand taBen by theI IN the
matter of reconstruction, for the protegon ano
aid afforded by the cvi ri4ht7, freedmen bureau
and homestead laws, and for the encouragement
given to the friends Of the national government IN
The recently rebel States, to rrmd del thg funga-
mental laws in accordance with the immUal prln-
ciple9 enunciated in the Declaration OF ldepeA-
dence
ResoLUed, That the military authoriti OF the
nation are entitled to our gratitude Tor lhaecntlIy
afforded by their protection and for the s2itl9nal AZ
guarantee of impartial justice contained their
recent orders : a guarantee unfortunate made
necessary, until the full Establishments clVh
law, by the malice Of our defeated an olsaP-
pointed felow-citizens.
ResoIped. That we cordially approve call
issued by A. G. Hamilton, W. A. Stokes s1others
for a convention to assemble IN Phdadellla, GU
the first Monday of September next; an@e re,
commend that the Uni N meno this state sPono
to a call already published for conVenut TO as
sembIe in this city, on the eighth Of AugG next,
for the selection Of delegates to reprent tins
State in said Phiiadelphia convention
Res0IUed, That, until the doctrine OF thpohtl-
cal eonaltv of ali citizens, irrespective of Tor, is
recognized in this Stale by the estabilment
therein of universal suffrage, there VIII ahoan be
no permanent peace.
| Speeches were afterwards made by II. Dr.
Harmon and one or two other personsFhose
names we did not learn.
While this meeting was being held on thareet'
another gathering FIR the same purpo Was
being held in the State House. Mr.. chaei
Hahn presided. Speeches were made IL for OF
negro suffrage and the policy of the radicoariy
by Mr. A. P. Fields aud Mr.. Rufus Wapie Mr.
Dibble also spoke on that side.
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card.
BELIZE HoNprEAs. Lnlr II. 1895.

BELIZE HONDURAS. July IL, 1865.
Mr. W S. Gary, Agent Of 8. 8. Exact p Present
Dear &r--The undersigned late passengers on
the steamship ' Exact " from New Orleans to this
port cannot part from you without some express
sion Of their feelings towards you and the enter
prise in which you are embarked.
On our trip from New Orleans, we encountered
a severe storm, which continued to rage for four
days during this most trying time, the vessel rode
the heavy seas with ease, shipping none, laboring
out little with scarcely creak from her timbers;
at length, after nobly battling with overwhelming
forces cher rudder being wrenched from its fast
nings) we drifted rudderless 4whitheraoever the
winds and the seas carried u.s. in this situation We
remained for three days, when, having succeeded
| in rigging a temporary rudderi We made safe
4 entrance into the port of Havdna, through your
| eXertions we were speedily upon the government
ways; while there. We had most excellent op-
| copper intact with the exceptions where it had
been knocked by the rudder having thumped
! against it.
The repairs in Havana having been completed,
and we mag say very substantially done, placing
the vessel better condition to that in which she
1 was on her departure from New Orleans We
| cunscienGoasly recommend her as a safe, sound,
and substantial sea-boat, when such vessels al
steamship Mexico" in the same gale, threw over
board III head of cattle and received such injuries
as to necessitate two or three weeks detention
for repairs in Havana.
Accept, sir, our thanks for your kind considers
and that Of the enterprise in which you are en-
4 barked.
n. E, WILLIAMS, j. N. BATEaAN.
E L. D. ARNoULT. G. L. FUsILIRR.
JAS. NJ. PUTNAM. GEO o. FooTE.
o. JEx. wM. p GOODRICH.
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NUMBER 296.

and drowned. The loss and suffering in that
locality ia immense.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 27.-Arrived, this after
doom, American bark William Vanname, L. p.
Cook, master, eighteen days from New York, with
a cargo Of merchandise, consigned to the follow
ing merchants:
D. Gorran, J. H. Keep, Shepard Abbot b Co.,
j. Gauche, t. n. Moore, S. Wolf Marks & Co.,
Levi & Navra G. Jaubert b Co. McTntire & Ap-
pegate, Wbeelock, Fnlay & Co, S. Locke, At
lantfc and Mississippi Steamship Company, Price, !
Hine & T., A. W, Dean, Blake Tower, Dudley !
& Nelson, Sanford & Black, Chas Raymond. L.
Starteyant Co.. D. Blum & Frank, Bridge q Son,
7. Padra, L. G. Palmer q Co., s. Todd & Co.,
G. H. Vinten @. farewell, W. H. Bunnell, A. D.
Grief, T. schein, G. G. Sampson, D. Kelham& & Co,
u. G. Roberts & Co., Potthof & Knight, A. c.
Wilburn, Carmichael & Co., Buckner, Newman &
Co, W. Il. Henning & Co., Gordon & Kinks, A.
Simon, Samuel E. Moore & Co., 0. Czarnaiskie, A.
Schwartz, E. J. Hastings, E. Mioton & Corder, J.
& J. Iardos e. M. Ivens & Co, Fafjo & Marks, f.
R. Duncan, T. K. Finlay, H. S. Hall & Co., E. Nal.
henay, ". P. Converse Co., S. Thompson & Co..
P. Gelpi Co, Schneider & Zuberbier, j.
Phelps, Rice, Bros Co., Ranche & DeBar.
j. Payne, Thomas sutter, W. H. Mcclellan, N.
0. G. R. r. Co., J. Syme, D. NJ Hildreth & Co., o.
D. nan q So' oaFA q o'auuer' w. D McoracAeh'
j. l. Adams d Co, Page u Bradford, Mcstea,
Value & Co., Kauts s. B., R. R. Hunt, L. FIX, Ste
Vens seymour, B. Naatre, G. beaumont, G. & T..
Soaring & Co, G.. Laugman.
The ship Lisbon is on the bar. Tide very low.
The bark Bay Ben Dixon is at anchor inside,
bound out.
It has been storIning all the afternoon. Wind
Sm, ifesh'
Inc sse@n'sE a AuIHl.a d foo.S P'SSeG up a' II a.
New YORK, Jniy zf'--Cotton unchanged safes
HOO bales. Southern -four unchanged Wheat
to &C. better. Pork lower; mess $3l 65. Lart
ateadv Cosaa anil Sucar nniet Naval stora
9S''~' u'''' -
firm at 81 75@ss Is. Gold l5l1. Registered 81
1904: coupons Of '62 I073 Treasury notes 104
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FEST DTsrRICr-CIeorge Wilson was arGned
before Acting Recorder Moore, on chae OF
stealing trunk conta ming $50 worth Oh ci"Hg,
die property Of Benjamin Il. Rogers, N on
board tile steamship southern Star, anu tAsase
was fixed for the 7th OF leEt month.
John Holle and J ohn Schnader, reported the
uoIice to be noted th ewes were broughtup get-
dav or a charge Of buTglariJu5'y enlerin8 ureS-
id6nce Of Mr.. R. NJ. Harrison, No. 2o4 oslth
street. on the night Of the Ioth INST ana lolns
il Of $500 worth Of silyerware. Ihey af%so
CHARGED with committing a rape, 10 the ho' on
the same nighr, on the person Of hvellne Nlms,
n rolgrad servant of the family, sue alleRlunat
both Of them successfully violated heF. me
charges will be examined on the 4ta oieAG
month. Meantime the accused REMAIN u Ja0aa
being refused on the comp amt FOR rape
Jnhn Sm0gk. accused OF obtaining 81 ~ ON
Henry Kroner by false representations, Wdls-
charged. 49,.
fenced to the workhouae; Hlchafu oAo4G, ~
days; Henry Plummer negro, Ii Gays; Gge
| Nevins, Is days; Isaac Jones, ~ u"sS' NNS
Webb, negress, l5 days. NJ ~
The following fines were imposed: Ehos' ION
nor for being drunk, 50 j. " Suafa, Tyne
same, 50 so Marie Larkin, for bTeach the
peace, SIS: Mary Fuller, negress, tof aia iae n, ~
| 500 WIN. Gorman, for the same, Flo' IL
Fletcher, for the same, $40.
SECOND D1srRICr.-Frauk Meyer, chargedth
having stolen lot Of goods from A. Bechen
Charities street, was seut to the HofN9ou"f
three months. The goods were recovered
Noel Lazore, a colored boy who had no oca-
ton. was sent to the freedmen's bureau.
Mary Ann Guern, q female yagrant, was $40
the parish prison for thirty days.
Mrs Duffy, one OF the same sort, was seto
the same place for 10 days, ,sz
Jnlien johnson. Richard Williams coloread
Peter Hanck, VIM. Cay and Joel hou, VS.
/, were sent to the same Institution for IKE en-
. q n41s + q
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Sad Fate Of a Poet.

The fate Of Poe and others distinguished in the
arena of literature, is repeated in the experience
of the French poet Boudeaire, who is spoken OF
as follows, by the Paris correspondent OF the
London Star: Hst
You will no doubt remember that about month
ago the whole French press mourned the death of
the poet and humorist Charles Baudelaire. He Is
not only alive but has returned to Paris; but alas!
his mind Is gone and strange to relate, since the
brrhb intellect whose productions we have all de-
lighted III perusing has become extinct, his body,
which was formerly thin and emaciated, is now
tlRjying and poor Boudelaire has actually grown
Eat and looks healthy.
He was as you are aware, a fervent adTnirer Of
Edgar A. Poe aud DeQuincy, with both Of whose
lives his offers more than analogy. In all his
| writings there is a certain barbara splendor,
] chaotic wildness and bewlldering accumulation
| Of fearful imagery. The terrific coloring Of most
| of Baudelare's works is due to the effects Of
opinm. Baudelaire used to swallow sufficient
laudanum to poison FIVE persons, one hundred and
| twenty drops however of that narcotic suficed to
make him talkative and gay, and to inspire HIM
| with the power Of writing.
| The result, however, is that he is now q raving
! lunatie, and for those who knew him in his best.
| days, sadder spectacle can scarcely be CON
i ceiyed. He was at one time the lion OF every lit
erary circle in Paris. His Byronic collars pink
| tinted gloves and vanished boots, made him no
;iceable in the BOuleyards and in swell cafes. He
| Inherited large fortune from his father, but
spent it in a marvelously short time, when he in
| herted The Hotel Pimodan, in the Isle st. Louis,
and lived with Sainte BeuYe, Champheury, MuE-
| ger, Nadar, etc.
In spite of his refinement of manner and fastidi-
Gus dress Baudelaire was possessed of the instinct
of cruelty. He loved cats because ne sympaihized
| with their nature He well nigh lost his hand once
at the Jardin des Plantes by touching the nose Of
a lion with the burning end OF cigar. He very
seldom went to bed, which caused his friend Assei-
neau to remark "Beuldelaite ouce returned home
atnight and slept under his bed to astonish the
| ma