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al know you will uos, becau<o you 4re
9ertlcmsD, / told Lord Chilteza In ths eu-
tunn Of Last ear that loved him. And I
did love him. shall never h1ve the same
c. tntes4lon 10 make to another man. That he
ane ! arc not toE-on those loTtng terms
which once c1isted, can mala no d.derenee
In that. A woman cannot transfer her
heart. 1hero b. re been things which have
made me feel that was. perhaps. mistaken
TN saying that would be-hls wife. But l
said 70, and can not nov give myself to
smother. Ht5s + Lord bseesio1d, assa' -, I'd we
Lady Isura on bis arm, looking very gloomy,
resolving % what way he might be avenged
on the man who had insu1ted bis daughter.
He took but little notice Of Phiueas ~ he re-
sumcd bis charge of Misl EMngham but the
two ladies ID wished him good might.
"Good.ntght, Lady Laura" said Fhlncas,
II sud,nC with his hat In his hand" good
piRbt, Mis- Ehfnghan." Then he was alone
quite slone- Wouu 1t not be we'll fos him
TO 60 doKo to the bottom Of the Dukes gar
den, and alug himself Into the quiet river, 80
that there might be An end Of himt
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Th& Future Of R1euAltgnf,
From The Catholic World to1 March

From what ne have seen, the prospects Of
Rltuallsm arc not very bright Whatever
authority &he Kpiseopal Church possesses
will undoubtedly be used to prevent ltA
growth and influence. It is quite certain
that It eau never be grated upon the service
or discipline OF 4 communion whose very eI-
istcnce depends upon Its Protestantism. The
Bishops arc In I directly hostile a&tltude To-
ward the movement md II some OF them let
1t alone, It is, perhaps, because they think
thst Il will the sooner die out RtuAltsts
will 70 forward to cert ain point, and High.
Churchmeu VIII stand ungenefously behind
II tsIe auv advantage Of their success, aud
TO disavow all responsibility when The hour
Of trouble comes. ..,. -p,
After while, the whole rtsoluuon VI WI
cca.c, md while many Will become CAthones,
Others Will return 10 lndlHeFenee, ana 70
| rreatcz torpid,ty thsn at the beginning. ~.
| nresdy there are are efgus Of division among
| he movers in the drsus: They arc ZOE
agreed on the question Of quantity, some
propostur to 20 much further Ro11eWafo
| thsn Others are Wiling to follow. EnElAo
Ritu,lIsts arr dissatisfied With their Amen.
| can friends, aud accuse them OF eo"afoiSe or
| Wart et frankncss. The Bishop snuhs tnsin
At every opportunity, the powers OF tns
STATE fsll down upon th-nn, and they eann 2. }.
como 10 auy settled conclusion what te
do. In this country they ean set - tne3 :.
like, untouched by civil authority. aud so
Tho whole land ctn boast Of only one or sWe
churches where ceremonies arc carried on
taccosdmg 70 tbs ocde- II II doubtful hoN
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club Of the ta,ne hud, aud that hls hss
branches in Malscl11ea aud other c,ttes. N.
Lopedies notes It as curious that msn soou
reary OF these mu>hroom orgies, aud that
gsuizauons the tntoucation acts more fsvor.
ABLY. OF u leass more ageeenbfy than with
the opposite SCI. As might be eIpected. this
society takea extraordinary prtcsuiIons
ace!nst beng discovered.
There Is also club TO which no one Ii ad.
mltted unless he has honosahly' kI,led q
man, either In duel, war Or selfdefcnce, Il
70 be duly qualified hartng been doubted by
the President Of this homiesdl society, the
former replied by rlslng Ia his seat a. 4 firing
two bullets At the ,usultcr, ono OF which
wounded him severely. ue vas suffered to
rcnain.
The Gacphpxs require from new members
lev dozen OF some new aud good s!nc,
Some time ago one meuhtr brought into the
meeting some Wine Of an entirely new kfud
from Spain. A member rose In great excite
ment, aud !mplo7cd the gentlemen not 10
taste 4. "My brother has been striving
va!nly," said be, for nearly year 10 ob.
taln T. some kfud Of unknown wine, TO enable
him to Joln %, and be has At last secured
some ol this very kind. Should son drink
this which Is now before you he wilt be COM
PEELED to wait mach longer" The society
considered the csee, and postponed the tsp
ping OF The bottles.
Tbere arc Gipsr clubs, clubs OF all strange
notlous, clubs devoted to every vice, and 9th.
e!s to every virtue. Perhaps II Is true that,
sfoeF all, no man l!v!ng, cvcn IL Paris, has
my idea OF what Ills most int1mAtc friend,
are about. The Ep,stohr9 Club does not
even meet; IL conducts all It's comm unca
t'ors by letter. That is to say, those Of The
lower grades novcr meet: they are made &C.
quafntcd by letter By the more advapccd,
and muit always become Intimate bcfore
they afc introduced lace to facc. Tic supc.
riofs kusrnn:ee rcspcctAblllty and absence o,
deceit. This association IL ycry large. aud Il
conducted by persons In good soclc{r,
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The Kansas City (4o.) Josrad Of = recent
date tells Of 4 1Aughahle case Of Aose1Emloo.
edneas that occurred recently On ne alssouI1
Pacific tratr. 4 yonth sitting n Close pfo1.
Unity to an elderly gentleman of respecsaole
appearance, to guard a21tust me unpleasa1s
conkeouences Of fncipient eatarrh, put his
hand, ~ be supposed. mtg = stde pocket q
his coat, drew out handkerchief wiped his
npse. aud then replscsd It in the pocket rom
Young eeptlemsr," )" remarked the elderly
partT Il lis tide to tho youth, III voice IN.
Frieataotlv distinct to everybody N the CIR,
!. that Is The most internally impndent rick
that ever SAW perpet1ated."
:. What, say" EXCLAIMED the astonished
youth.
ircreaafng frnteness, "that taxing another
mans pocket handkerchief dfom Els d cket
md wtpng jour uose With 1t, and then put
ting It back, without 50 much is saying by
your leave, Is the d-dest piece of tmpu-
dcnee ever experienced ~
Light Immediately beaned upon the mind
OF the aAtouuded youth, who, ia view Of the
the te1npestrnusnees OF his raghbor. incon.
tmently Left his teAt, znd retreatsd from the
CIR in the u1idss OF = Ahont Of me11imeus from
the remaining passengers.
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husn~hsck1ne pea,eogue. Keeler took Oh
VINCE VI eoi an ~ Il tsi.s nH n .se inc eSlyss
style, std stabbed Keeler In three places.
I ne Of the wounds was {atllcted be!:w tne
bs, and Is Of a very dapgerons character;
although bleeding profuscly, eudcarored 70
oiiSv up the asnt, when III father came In
Keelor wAs carded home, whe.e he Is con-
fin. d to his bed. Wllicock has not been ar
rested. The lsmalles or the two belltGterenh
ltye on adjoining farms, aud We presume We
haya not heard Inc end of tho m2rter.,
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Their frivolousnsss IL exam plla. BY thei.
pAsalon for everything in vogue. Thfv do
not stop to inquire into It's merits 10 fire
them WITH enthusiasm It has 1ak to be in
vogue. This is the secret OF tha attraction
acttesses exert herr. The stage brings them
INTO public notice. Their success Is assured.
lncredible fortunes arr at their disposal.
think ssme time ago m Menttnncd that public
attention had been directed to u ne wspaper
seller In kiokk On th6 boulevard Har nAma
:iA Nile Gabrielle dc Ia Perioe. So great |.
her present vogue, aud 20 frivolous ars these
people, It Is qu g impossible to gst near her,
suen Is the thronX Of admirers around her
Eaoak- She Is tolel.bly good looking, b1s
her attractions are not her fAee, thev arc the
reputation she enjoys. Every Idle fellow Of
not because she Is pretty Or he Is fascinated
By her, but because his @auity Is rAised .tohe
successful Whero everybod has failed. 1t Is
asserted q believe it) she has been of1tred
prtnecly m1nt1on md 4 hundred thousand
dolla. by morn thau OLE admtrer. sas.rc-
fuses to accept them unleas accompanied by
plata gold ring. HBr virtue has maddeued
some tclers.thefe is no folly laxeept uarrisgel
they a<e not ready to petpsttAte In order to
posscst her. Il is almost as profitable to play
water to the Partisan Tantalou. a. to crafty
HIM. Therc IL 1kaoclle, the aowcr girl Of tho
Jockey Club who has anassed oce hundred
thousand dollars aud some twenty thous sad
de11ars Of Il Aels solely by living among dis
eolnte PEOPLE and rejec lug MI their o1ers. II
is dlsrrputab1o rejection, upon the low
standard Of morals here thAt women ut gAt-
hnt1y rarely meet miserable ends. Hoxartn'a =
pictures OF the wretch-dnesaro{ OF their latter
days do not mirror euch llte hare. few
days siuca one Of our newspapers unBationoa
meeting Bose Pompou, who twenty years ago
Was the most admired ffequenler oi MAbllIe,
dragging borrow allcd. With broken glasi
and evidently stepped II misery to the ltpl.
The paragraph brought letter from Rose
/ Pompa1, who declared that SO far from
having faI1en 20 low. she .wss living Ia he,
| own house ~ Asnleres, and owned two othe
houses In this village. Thewealth Of thes,
women often reaches IN Incredible amount
Queen lssbcfls, Of spain, -afser leAstu9 twt
mansions tn the Avenue des Champs E.ysees
and spending forty Thousand dollars on them
paid twelve thousand. dollars to bo quilt q
her contract, 2he had seen Prince Basilew
skis pa1.ce Ut IL really aonptuous palace
near The THumphal Arch, aud had taken
fancy to It. The Prince wished 10 sell, an
Assed three hundred and si1ty thoumn
\ dollars for the palace. Shs purchased It. .
few days since TWAS rrn1ored she was tire
oi aud wished to sell It.. A lorette offered 4
1uy it aud pay cash the purchase money
| Pa1u Cbrr. Roxon Gazsttf.
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A very extraordinary book might be writ
ten on tho s-crct societies Of Paris. From
time 70 time gossip speaks Of this or that
eotsr;e formed for somc strange purpoee-
come 10. Investigating marvels, Others for
Amusement, others for strange csimes. A
teuiile,oulste, H. Lopedier, has given 4 few
tf ths se in pamphlet, which has c2uscd An
extraordinary sensation.
Firstly, thers : union. eomposed Of enl.
believe that they meet while asleep, In
dreams, Or In some equally mysterious mAu.
nes, but In distant laads and wonderful
seenes- Before retiring they rub them
selves With an ointment which u given them
ofwh,ch med!cameot 10 guarded n + esered
secret, or swallow certain drugs.
Thelr present chief is : Counties, ae
Caulnent, OF Camout, highly acc ,mpllshed
and beautiful woman OF thirty, bat N ID.
euEasie tete monte md enthnsta7t, oae s,e o.
fose IN the moon. "Why not publish q de-
ee.iplion Of III" asked the writer: "You
could greatly advances the cause Of science
by youT revelations" would 40 70, te-
piled the visionary, " were 1t not thai re-
puxnancc to communicate such kuowledee-
1 terrible repnEpanee-seizes on Us At the
first step and increases as VIC advance.
| There arc moral laws and Al IfePfeaiblc
kense of dtnen which lnseoslhiy govern
humanity. M2Q&l1a NC Qok 1Eh A4At ~
| prepared for N accurate knowledge OF the
mcon's su1tace-' tits very remarkable tna{
| Nine. Dc CRmont and her dlsctplca eonFe
Ia their meetings Of the scenes where Lacy
| net, and eyincc perfect knowledge o.. v nal
the others hare done. y
There u the Society of the Trous 3u14 :
the rncane1t association on tho taee OF M
I earth, A trou |udds Is hole board thronEh
door for the purpose Of watching people
within th. room, ana Il Is said that An In
mense number OF people provide them selves
With gimIeta for this purpose. The Society
Trou Judas Is wealthy, and has an a1liAnce
WITH jodehE.houee keepers. Atthelr meet
ings those Who have Interesting" report.
had sc1lons trouble with the police, Xht
wxtch them closely, and, IT Is SAID, nse taea
revelations By mtans Of spies b5 tne way
1t mag be - well to inform those who PFC
pose travelling On La Grande Route, tha
whenever they take a room on tic confined
It Is As we'll TO carefully examine AL door
aud walls though in many cases the opet
inRs arc 50 arttully constructed that II u III
: possible to detect them.
Another eirgu]kr society Is Que tounae
r many years ago BIZ : smai and Et1eet cifc
I- Of Ruksian ladies and gentlemen for tho pn
. pose Of Intoxicating themselves Win u
!. Siberian muadruom (AgdFieuS nsuacaf1a!
l Hots this u done can be learned from bool
z Of travels. The society. which WIS or12lnal
). cnttrtly Russian, has not more than fttetn
y twenty mnubers, ahout ono third Of who
are At preSeut RIssfan. It Is however sal
that . n. de Leshtor formed N tndependea
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long tbe:e churches can be supported On the
voluntary principle. Our own judgueut u,
that few yez1s viii zee the eud Of more
mint which onght to result In msuy couvcr-
slons to the Catholic faith II there rere
be more hopeful bit when isise statements
a1e constantly made, and the No Popcryn
crv Is held up Il blind by eTen The advance
guard WIN weAr chasublea and hear con.
{, selons, what encouragement have We for
the future. It u 70 easy to retfaee
OF or st1 . sie hsTm i the Tide Of bs.tle turns.
We know Of more than ons Bishop,
nd many ninistcrs in the Episcopal Church,
Who hare recaIted ttc!r errors with mora OF
less nun lncss, and arc now In the surgeons
tent, tn away ffon Ill danges.. The lawn:
sleeTes and the fair heritage have proved
They who once were ready to accept all the
DEGREES Of Trent, and utterly reject th. hEh.
clei OF their own church, have become doc
tors OF divinity, wish large families Of chill
dren. snd the pangs Of conscience have
been broken up By the mM7,ags Of nearly ali
the reverend monks, and communities Of
sisters have been seriously embarrassed
By tho drafts the c1ergY have made
upon their number. We mention these
facts In sorrow for 1t l. = &spd proof Of the
inconsistency OF man IN matters of religion.
Rsualistc than We have realized from their
contemporaries or progGnftoEs7 Especially,
when we behold among them sclfsudictcn.
cy and upisuth; ulncss which haye no pnrAIlc1
Ia ecclesiastical history, What shall We dare
hopss
protcstnntlleo. Il may 10 tho course Of tlme
falI 10 pieces, aud cTcry livinX moment with.
10 It's bosom will help IT, dissolutlons. As =
body, It can never take any Catholic pozl.
sion, nor wash OF tho bir.h-marks which
p'GGih Gho.e &c Mo really wish for dl,isc church
and The rites which speak the on'y unchanEc-
abic fatth, will come one BY one ITO the
pllas and ground Of truth" Having tried
shadows long enough, being wcarled by
! "playing church." and tired OF holding up :
WHO'RE God hath cstsblt tsbed hls covenaut Ia
| Zion and his mercy 10 Jerusalem. No honest
1 muu Gao long hold ths doctrine Of tho real
presence aud remain away irom tho altats
where along the Holy OF Holes cAn be found.
kneel TO one who [s AFRAID to hear hl,n
openly. who rrcscuh Il best douhttol
Gods II morals, and plays, like foolish
child, with tools WHOSE proper uao he
knows not. The end viii soon come. Tho
Catholic Church wonld have pe1ished long
and no counterfeit Of her august creed can
survive the changes Of lime. R,su4lLAm Will
pass away, AID fomcthuX else will take fta
place. The Holy eplrit Of truth speakl
through this movement TO honest hearts who
Will hear snd obey. Many are Ike the young
Christ because the sacsl1ce Was too great,
He WAS " not far from the kingdom OF God, y
neither are our RItuAlutlc brethren far dis.
tant from the portals Of the true Zion. God
T1ant that they may be not unfalthfnI to the
Truth they know, nor lastl7ely unwilling Il
fhe dtv nj fhA divine rnErr
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Rouhefss Experience VITA an ON
eluu6 UT0cta1s

G4N0e VQC481s
Tho New York Hrald's Paris corresp ond
ent relates tho following story Of the Freach
When The first babo WA born In the family
Of Count Wellc4 de IL Vsleete, the two
EsandfAtoers of tho official child the Aarq nls
dc Ia valcttt md u. Rouhcr. both Alolstera
g ts dncs d9nn Esn q ase.ls ssl H.. Il ssy s.d
g1udchild. "Whk.evcr WAS the use Of that r.
win perepIcaclons readers Inquire. We'll, It
Il fashion IL Paris 10 mako Tho most Of
baby when It ID born IN hufy wedlock. aud
French law is very particular about having
thc con.erlpEioo, wnlch i, eo0,i2cred oas oi
the elut1ts nf The nation !; therefore. both
these emlncns d!gultarics wont on tho busl'
meas.
b" Aua whas Is your n.mc, eis p asked tho
CLERK TO arts wlsnese. hoN An5 one Wig has
b!rah otI'oes can form no Idea OF thoir rtcrtmp.
Tory ways. The arst Impression IL that ono
hss bocn suilty Of hav1Ak ; child, cvcn legal.
y, aud thc1u Il discomfort created 10 ones
fancy aboui tho baby. IIowoses, ". Kouhrr
foiI ea1y, and said hts nRma ~as what It L.
" Hov do you spo,l that r. aakcd the Ia.
dl9uAnt clerk. lie IL In lht Eighth District,
] particularly specify him to American fA.h..
rrs who marry PAEitlan ladlos. and Il "a for
the aase Of warning them to avoid tho shove
"R-o n, Aou. q r, he.. Rouher," answered
the Minister ol Atste, patiently, for he waa
performing civic duly.
blcn, what ls your Chs1stiau mana :"
"Eurrnc."
"Youf Profession !"
"Mlnhter."
Alnhtsr of what"
"Of State"
And you live where"
AT thc TuIlcEaes."
"Cau you eiRn your name p
"YeHh
And Mr. Rouher signed where be wu told,
while the clerk pa1rd his nails. When Pr,
I liu,luaries where over, the fuuetiontry turned
| to the other dtEnltAsy, and as he tocogniIed
The Marquis, who haa perhaps oitene7 regis
tsrrd children 1t the E1Rhtn thAa his honor
able COLLEAGUE, : cloud came over she didae
tic superintendent Of births. besote "a
worthy could recover the two grandfather
| hxd returned 10 thelr carriages hatN
| good juke between them
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@VGINNF
F" Your profession !"
Mlal41er."
i" Alnlatef Of what 7"
Il or State"
" And you llve whesoi"
T." At ttc TuI1e.!es."
"Cau you eien your name p
Rurl,sn Roval Peuualtnss.

Tbs Duke Of Canbridse, eoutio o. the
Quern and Commandcrln-Chlcfo Of the Bsit-
ish army, termed molKAna:lc mArEtage
many years ago, and has ! 1arxo family Of
sons md dauShters. Ills wife, unknown ot
course IN soactY, is = woman not only OF
rarc accompMshuents, but OF real worth
When the Duke went mad aftes the battle
Of lnketu N, she followed him 10 the
Crinta, brought him home, and uursed
him With Ill Totnaa's devotion
through his long and dangerous illness. It
Is wcil known u the Londoa clubs that the
present heir.sppasent to the throne aud his
more sprchtly brother, The Duke q Edlo'
eelycs OF the e1ruses adorded By the Royal
Marriage Act for following the examples aes
by their predecessors. II can BE- scarcely
called ungeuerous, theretose, or fAr-fetched
to recognize In the foundllngs AanitJ = veil
classes Of fEngland.-TAe Foaad.iaq Hamla
In London, Lspptneo{t's IXd1dsine.
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It seems thst thero Is man In High P1a1ria
township, In this county, who sometimes
teaches school, and sometimes fights. How
vel, he succeeds In the Gsner line va do
not know, but Is slabhI6t, he Is not to be
Anecxed At His name Ia David Wlllcock he
Is fror, The 8outh, and I. Democrat ne
has TaTied his learned duties IN the Taulkuee
school. Of Late, by pounding heads.
One boY's lend wis 10 badly injotsd
that be WA deliri0ul al tho succeeding
night Azother boy, tecently whipped,
OF the boys, named Aonroe Keelsz, mast the
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t;ne-the barber took . locg. khArp, needle
shaped spoun, and began to e1plora hla cus-
tomer's ears He brought up hpm
numer-us little cre7iees bits 81 wax
and dirt that had been accu1uulatinQ
tiuce his chi dhood The barber
suddenly twisted bis subjects neck to one
sidc In such manner that 1t cracked 4, II
the y.rteb1e bad teeu dnlocated- "Hold
satety OF hts neck. All right" replied HE
toLses. "me no hurt yon !" aud be cou.
tiDued to Jerk aud tHist the neck until II was
1'mber as m old woman's dish rag. e. then
fe, TO beating the back, brea,t, arms, aud
t!dea wlsh his asts, and punmelled the mus.
clea until they fairly giowed with The beat
Ing tneF lad receisca. He then Dashed a
skin With towels. and declared that hi. wori
was done Price two cents.
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Lord nyron aa4 ts,s 0aush..y asa.

We hAyn touched already on bis deep Aoec'
ton for Ada, Aue. Gu!cc!o|l tells us thst
half OF her miniature were kept ~ days al
tolemnlty, and hallowed With lneIpresa!bu
sadness. Evcn when 10 Greece, rows Of Al
lllnclS OF Ada adected him TO deeply tsat ho
Waa not Aols 70 continue h!a journey. "rhe
Gnlccloli, i" has had the naiies 81 her child
hood and her youth. hut the tears Of her
womsnhood Will Be for me- &c felt them
sprtn2tuR for hln wa1 n and fast, afar, across
the caFk valleys ol time and through the
Years anc1, Colonel WIldman, the succes-
sor Of Byron In the prophetorship Of New
stead Abbey, met Ryron'd dAukhter IN the
ro1nd Of London society. md Invited her to
come and visit tho scat Of her ancestors.
lice made Whit to Newssead Abbey. In
the great library Of tbs Abbey. Colonel Wild
man read one OF tho finest paSsaRes Of Byron
to Byrun's daughter: Touched With The
beauty Of the verse, abe asked sAo sces tAs
man. There is hi. portralt,~ (pointlng to
the picture Of Byron By Philips on the wall
of the nbrarJ); and ha recite9 Fet more of
ByFonfs poetry 10 her, Lady Lovelaee w.s
mute with astonlshment; \ new reve1atiou
burst in upon her. i. Do not think this Is
I hare been brought mp tn complete igno-
rance OF all that regards my fAther."
From that moment passionate enthuaI-
asm ios III that recalled the memory Of Byroa
| took possession OF her. Ehe loved 10 thut
herself for long hours IN the apartments Ae
had lived IN, and which Etn1 retained much oi
the furniture which Byron had touched, and
used. Rhe loved to sleep in the room IN whkt
be had slept She gave he1selt up TO lonely
medltattons On his e1iled fate and his 9SemA.
ture end, md endeayured, with intensoy yearn'
ing, ont OF tho association Of setnes ovel
which bis memory l1ogertd, TO extract somt
Of that tenderness of which she had becl
deprtred-some participation IA the glor,
of I great e1lstence. From that time 81
other chains Of life beefxnt insips
and cnloEle1s before hen This chllf
Of Byron VAS fuconeolAble- she had baes
cruelty disinhe1ited and robbed Of the 1aoa
priceless treasure which It Uas In the PoWc
Of heaveu to bestow upou her-the parents
Infection Of the noble4t, most generous
trues1 and most loyl1s heart which eve
beat In the bosom OF uAn. ahe whned an
pioed and fell i'll, very Ill, 20 III that u
knew she must die, aud then she xrose I
l. Colonel Wi1duAn a letter, begging him ns
fa1or TO Let her b. buried By tho ode OF ht
kather. "Yes,. I VII b hHlod the1e~ns s5
WHERE my mother can }oln me, bnt ~ u
| Eide'of hun Rho 50 loved me, md whom
was not taught to lore and this reunion
our bodies n the grave Ahall be An emble1
| Of the untoR pt our spirits in the bosom I
the Eternal" BJron was more than aFeu
!. ed. The father md daughter lie side
side l1 the v!Iagr chuch Of Hncknan.-Rt
Qrdsta for February.
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4 PuzzLEe PERFoRxAScx--Ofau al bewfl-
deftr9 advertisements, none perpleI Us uore
than those relating to the stage and 10 the-
stEscai engagements. Here, for instaner, il
specimen:
WANTED-A WALKING sMaING LADY.
" stating lar lowest :e1ms-
Il t3dy waking 1Ad 1lnKtpR na stating her
los ess iernsi What e1llona c e,mhinatida of
simultaneous y rtoruantesI WtAt queer fam
bic RouE strras Nuuld nkka OF RnJ uaEIad. n
Whlla stn gtng 1t. shs kept On stating Wkat hes
terms We1c. md ha1a0.ntnR about tneM1 Into
eont s1eh &tu1 Il thtA would a sentimental ha isd
b reduced bJ suen pFosem:
I'm leaving ttee IN u EFoW, Ana4a.
+ zee tho ttaz upon my cheek:
tTeEost You'll d theu le1B than q auy:
Qi1y one pound ten per week
When ga1e upu1 thy photo.
Mhh Er!tfm eraG Ross whiting round;
kWhstl And Weil nY dreases low, Saol
No. could not ssy PonnnIl
Lo. my eJes z7A1n sss Mhng,
e.e lie deD upon teeIr lids;
| [ose pc ucd d.. Well res. I'm W1llgre,
Il you'll step ne u white 21ns.1
Daily an growing thinner,
Mighty ier M 1--we toh:
(coue then. II Ioo'u stand dtrnE.
Ws'u kaJ dve-and-rseEty bob ysdy.
l ODAVhsNjef3 YA1octreAen tpd nle.as 49, -.
, 1869-02-28

IA fellow who has been shared u CnlaA
sAys that the barber Arst stropped Ihe isaot
my hthel. The customer demonstrated, but
was told that lather was entirely nseleae: ana
had tendency 70 make tho hair stia md
tough. AID Naa therefore nefef neea ~ PEI.
sots Who had any knowledge Of tse face and
rs apps9dsgeas' Ass W.. dan. sns ver1 .ho,t Isa