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, 1870-09-04

Some ye.rs ago, the rich proprietor OF
tlistilIery In Canada Ono na4tter in uhat part
Of it) erected church in tho neighborhood 1t
The distilleEy. to which (ihs church. not the
z b. ee Is h The r1.s aa%s Of nst Safo1a
natelv. forgetting that humility il An in
dispen sahls ingredient IN ali true religion, md
not reccollectfrg the divine ptecept, :" Let
rot Thy left hand know what thy night band
aoeth, /" lie c4used TO be Afh1ed over this pt1u.
tits ineuiption, dedicated tohimnen "Thou1-
n s-(we omit, Of conrEc, hi8 su1nAmel
built this church Ut his own sole expense"
hizth 10 tho following ot1usion:
~ lover Of wealth d!.tilIery bu,fs,
Bus, knowing rvou'd plunge "Fetened creatures
And feaftng y leave their poor sools In Ms
ue nesr I the d.stt.,ery hutlt, 100, = church;,,
Thus nicely with good c. c.untefnslanclnE EVIL
And pIncfnR . SAINT ~ 1check On tho devil
:. The cost Of erecting the church was his own:
Hut u merit is nothing unleas Il De known;
Win ihese woIls sery plain to the eeulsr
.rnenss 81: cash butt rhi. church al his own sole
expense
"A teetotsler, Hno By both ousl'inz. nsd rassed.
oac aa.Ey Eight to the dist1lsIJ went
ARD On nh,uing the rich kel1-1kttcger bent.
scnfhlcl over the cute, with piece OF CHAR
.7hornss Ca.n eo.lt thus place II the expense Of
h1s souL'r
These line. getting wind, down came the
I insc1iptlop, md Was replaced b qoot3.,o19 +
| fIom scripture, taken from '.HehreWsl ~ =
his ebange, although for tho better. did no1
place the dlstilleZ (who Wis also bsew9) u
state of perfect recurity, fo5 another V.f
On pastirg the same vsy, and rerna1aus II
ordained, 'sHss the old fellow has AZ eSe y
rn liz church tnat '1Heorevs &A-' n
hgews double -.
, 1870-09-04

A few nights .go burglar entered : pn-
,s,e residence on SIKH ASenue, Se" 1ofk'
ssA stole cautiously up stairs with nc aten-
tbs ' fass. m ianaipg he observed light u tho
frsnt m II climber, and whine debating what to
A. = i.rre WOMAN, in her night clothes, sud
51iy deseended upon him md seizsd him him y p
I ho. fe,es hin ,se de*a aaor ,nfo onaea ana o
~ n .ha street before hc bad fully recovered
hi, self possession.
The story found its WY inse The newaps-
-. :, ,nIrfthe bead Of - Heroic Ropn1se Of =
busTiar Bar By = woman" and the d=y folloNips
IA wsa yi.ited By number OF friends, who
eenEratul.ted her upon her courage.
..r S;9s4 ne 9G x1oE It was purglar. III had,
xsnia h.Te teen frightened half to death
snnncht Il xss ms husband como homo d1url
ssip' % md va determined he should not sta,
hihs houss N that condition.
, 1870-09-04

TLe career Of women in the study Of medi-
ciIc is opening up IN Franco with increasing
freedom, rew1y afforded opportunities, and An
anourt of saneGon which. although " no
mcAns general is strong wheIa It e1i-tH- Scar
cely anSwhe1c aTo tho tights Of women so sidi-
crleu 1Dd scoutad, jet in practice women hold
more masculine sway. and bear more r11a-u-
liuc burdens and tespousib ibihuea than in any
other country. Among the ps.asanhtI, = ,hI re re
supremacy Is not acknowledged in the notatJs
Office. she At leaat has it all her onn waJ at
home, where, indeed, she is the only one to
systs Euatize and think. Theu in the chop
>. keeping class II is the WOMAN who hsa 5 ne
! and oranges for the ehilaren's fneares- HsE
| rights in The practice OF the healing art bid
| fsr to be indicated. ~Drny, = short
! d.ae ako, Minister Of Public lnstrue-
aon,i Hussep, who directs he AHs,stanse a4stac,
| and Milne Edwards, the professor and writer
Of natural HISTORY, have submitted to the En-
press the p1Ars for the organization OF tsee
school Of ntdicsne for women- The scheme
he one whsR sae ae les s ana
On 1easons which ret.de1 1t = moat excellent
and useful reform There are, it eeetna,
| 27,er0 comu1unes In Franco laotne 1nc1uoang
| several yill46es}, il which neither DOCTORS nor
! apothecafies reside, and IN neaE1J ~ thesa
| tLere are Sistefs Of Charity, who .sot only re-
pai1 Is nurses to the bedside Of the hick, but
keep their stock OF medicines and remedies,
and are regularly called upon for adylee aud
prescriptions, which they dispense to the best
| of their powets- This system. Arising frpn
| necessity, is 20 natural that it might we'll tend
to increase the opinion that it ia good fol
women 70 learn medicine, aud S5ova IN, sonat
branches Of it. It is evident that it wonld b.
. cr..elty to n1any to intetaict ths ill thes.
Sisters anorll to the aicik. and get sach prac
tice Of medicine is i1isgal and fraugh
with dangers What remains, thsu, but te
render It Trustworthy By study md prap sr1s
cstablsshed 1avs7 In Pazia, even similar eli
| cunastances exist in tha suburban quarter o
Teznee, inhabited by members belonging 4
tnn honolet claszes. community OF nnu
1 act IA douatlsts and wound -dressess to th
! poor. A tispeus1tJ Is established in the cor
vent, and the Sisters sppi: blistars. ttiachy1os
and bandaBes, and extract teeth With
. Ngor Of wrist PERFECTLY marvellous. 4
these Eemetiea ara Afforded Hratuitously =
| AID no. only the INDECENT have recourse
J item, but many in easy circumstances GAIT
J ins an aching tooth or wounded hand to It
sistars, and drop at parting IN ofYeEinS
: money into the convent trone, whose cont an
/ are fully needed In that haalng eatAhhshnasn 80
. | Attached to the female school OF meJlS1s
VIII be separate one for forming woman 40
r torn tor the French cn1oniss in Algeria. Whe
the meu practitioners ars not admitted 70
l. tha natiTe fanatliqss
, 1870-09-04

Enever wanted another one. Tho cooking
apparatus wss in the Htt1o lunch room, nelT
the bazaar, and WAS AL opsn to the ntrsct.
The cook waB dirty, 10 xas the table, and It
had no cloth on 1t. The fellow took aassa or
sausage meat a1d coated It aroucd sire, a,sd
laid II On = charcoal Ere to cook. When Il
sadly in and nipped it. He smell i dtst, snd
p1obally recognizad the remaina Of friand.
The cook took it Away from him, aud Lid il
l-fore us- Ds3ua said, / pass. He played
Ilen tha cook baked broad fAt
mhe:tsu cake, CREASED it well with tha
sausage, and started to bring it to ra. Il
dropped IN the dirt, and he picked it up and
u4- Esovn said. IT paas." We al passed,
md eailed new de4l- Hs put soma eggs IN
trying pan, aud stood peu.isely pryinS slabs
oI meat from betwsen bis teeth with fork
i Thsu he uaed the fork to turn the egEs With.
md brought them along, Erown said. 'tI
paza." An followed suit. We did not know
1has to do, aud 30 ne ordered = nav ration of
sansage- The cook got out his wire. appoI-
toned = proper amount Of ssns1ga mnas, apit
on his banda. and fell to work. Thia time,
with one accord, va Il! passed ont We Paid
and left. That il 81 l learned about Tu1Ais2,
lunehes. a Turkish lunch Is good 10 doubt,
Int It hss it, Hs1k points+
, 1870-09-04


1tisan interesting fact that the primary
cause of Napoleon's coup Tttat in 1852 was
tse refusal Of Francs to psy him Larger %
ealary a. President o. the then Kepnohs ING
roEstitutiou had dzed his personal pay u s1x
hnpd5ed ,houesnd francs por 1nnum, and the
Constituent Assembly. Little before its sepa-
ssten la granted lin credit ~ Of nsaaai s1 hani
o1rcpsra. Rut this amount, ovar a210, COG,
I'D not correspond With the ldo.s Of ths
President, who had been improving every
opportunity TO express bis f.ith IN ths SIM IN
uEcitv md efficacy Of Democratic institutlo ns,
TLourh The prcssdeat Of tho North Anasrtcsn
HepuElic received bat e25, 900 annuauy. the
P1eadsn. Of the new Fropch Repuelis turned
up his nose at eight times thai amount1 Ana
thc Docapartc journals Of Franco constantly
bnptd upon 'sthe miserable sum." Finally,
when sn1ne Of tho principal members of hsa
| Cabinet refused to present to the NStaon4
Assembly plan for Law gisiug the Presi
! dent th1ee rai!3ion fsaocs Additional foe cur
rent expenses" Napoleon ssoms e
, 1870-09-04
4 Vito OF fEc Period.

~ " 4kC ~ 4sAN 6EEASNS
Dr1r Frederic, an TO blame
That you'Tc sach oLd otlsions,
Ard tRlacy w1yeR were only meant
10 t.c tbe1f hu3lthnds' Iatnfnns?
To stay It hpunt frnr1 morn til! alEht,
And safb the wnEia's enjoyment,
With servnnls 1HF society.
And sewing for employ oJments
A splendid creature I ahopll be
10 pass mE time as Epn1 lie!
A sEeet domestic nnnsirscHpt,
lnsu1trabiy psudt-Ilsc:
40, thank Jou, Fred, ftee!J exn
The ffatllies VI : Nou,au:
Quite una.tamcd, because my tas.ea
Are social, sir. and human.
1masine whist pleasant fass-
The TtEJ in 'uGht II shocffngN
To have no higher Elm In life
Than darn The households stUcGngs
To pay no Wits. Ia at,cnt
No halls: tu keep no carriage; .
To give no dinnefk-Weas plain clothes
Oh. mocEery Of marr3Agr!
Twere well. Fred, II you heard At once
Ny atEnpa arfern.inatItu
Regarding the necessity
OF Fk4u1nE my AtAsi'sut
Aud willingly Itell you, SIT,
Your Wifi haA one pet pa'ain1,
Expressed most ntstlJ BY tt. phrase
OF foil0W wing the fashion,
50. Fred, In future let rs have
No more due Ku. ds or morhl.
ne sure ITS not u nj ny Wish
Tha, you and should quarrel
1ut alrcc you have sUcEe~tet. sir,
Ny change from Ray 70 quiet.
And threaten i comnuis!re course,
merely nnsver-frt IT,
, 1870-09-04

Plof. + " Clark OF Boston, read the FOL-
LOVING original poem before ths Sclence Az
so.,s...o,. -. 1 ,,.t.,
Hfnne nnrertnin 'Ien,sano- .sa1a
Sntt nrim ~ = hr,or,sr,.t IN ne.nr,rsvaa.
~ e3ss ~, "sae ~ , t,...e, ana keeo ~ gay
tra hn1 tssa Tssa one ,oksa a,neteht g. H. ~1
r. tney neses Tere ..ns h 50 9es nne'ess % ss
Mhs e. s9lm"unted % oI gogslss intended 70 screen
Ma u tans ts grt .t,n aes , ~
And An M hes b!nsnes s psirooT I of % ner ssFeoon hue:
n,e 1T aGn9tn tFssses cs ane 9ka ann 70 ss s
An.1. At mi, r,.s 1sa a. a.a fs9a
Her pose was eeruleaa, bul aiwaIs coaeeaiea
II pair q eray tsoHsslS shicn p,a.Is ssTeAsea
aela.
5ne Enew ~ lns o!oe5s, faenisty h -, ,,,+. nv
Though sne never naa see1nea no" 70 oaAe u
But ny Eoodnes. grsctou. oh waant sns blue !!
And ChItese, and Choct2F, ALL AeufeE, 3on
.Gtess: :,,,n,,.,, ~ ,..n
And Persian ana s.nacrlt sne aiso could spsaS-
e snnE thGte ~ n. al VI r.
But such l,tsle stiacs we're no'hipE: inssead
81 6oeheas 81 Medicine, female y: p.
And she did Il nnuch credit We shortly soalt Sc
AND aae rated ssesn low ana hs7ased them " Nigh.
So Rbe neser WAS conrted: she vowed and de-
clAftd .- ....
That her nnRls bleasedneas should not be hhAred
tse noFttole msn fossa0t 0 ~ nsves f Gassa
! But But she rc.5 soon found It wss rather too late.
And she nR1ed and squinteu, and oEsed IN vain;
Aud aae nad 1ut hsr trouble 70 pay tos - p.tn.
For shc waited with Patience noush nob"dF
This adorable angel 70 lovingly claim.
50 she mused and reelected and hnsl!y ihousht
TO tuIn seeker helaelf, a she never wxs sought
50 when leap yssf came round tne osa nAde up
hef mini
| To n1ks bold plun9e and ses HaAt sae could
80 .ba til IA a. her p&D. and her force. combined
And 81 OUT % can upoa lchaood Green-
A. nice Young @Aa az ever HA: saen.
Who had "1ten admired net lnte1ect kcen.
NOW, 1chAhod Green Na1 basnfnl Young man.
| Whose speeches lett on at the place they began,
| Or with confusion and etammrrtng rso.
Sc nevss had eoaraze % speak 70 E1rl:
Til he g.Ded nke sn oyster nau chotsd oy !.
Now, when 1chsood Green saw soperoale Dsoxn,
Coming la at his door, ne YVES Alm03a Knocked
ao.n. 49,. :.
| crown: :.
AND ne gasped and nc ssAmmefed+ toIned tea u
- a1set. ss4,.. ~. =, ~. so,u. 4, hi.
feet,
[ When he iried 70 offer bis caller seat.
But rue Rshtle sopasonik-t9as !unoceus ooSe-
Nistook the sensation described above.
| For The trtnulou1 Joy which is awakened BY
| love-
| And 60 che forgot 2lt propr1ety there,
And tore on her waterfall. let down her hair.
Aud sereeed up hef 1estures 70 LOCK Ike &C.
| Ard then threw nerselt do"n On nes anRolA1
! knees--
| Where surely she could not feel quite n oel
case,
For this posture WITH fheumatlz nesct kgItess;s
| Anu rug FouteA WI AsA 1osc ~ 4@A4A A'A'aaAa
! voice
! GlaftnR trn1eriy up At tue ynuth Of nef cholce,
Expecting to see him In triumph rejoice.
But he stirred for 1uoiu:nt u terror a1d fright,
! AID then tried % tun-anI ne sutelF slld rixht:
But sne eabbed ~ ais coas t2s' Ana neio A1lA to'
| tight ,,
, 1870-09-04
EnCIy Michigan Ln1v-Row two
Ssdc Judges Dispo1ed OF <*'Fnsun
N o.ionA,9s

EnEIY Michigan Lnlv-t2ow two
side Judges Dlspo1ed OF ''rnsua
Mo.tona.s7
The Lansing (Hich.) Republican publishes
the following amusing story, related by the
"noieTsnee has been previously n.de to
the ancient Side Judge sJstem Of Michigan.
which in absurdity aud utter ueedle-sness
never WAS out0one By the jurisprudence OF
My country, Pagan or Christian. The
Side Judges weEe Sounty officers; elested
years, and receiving one dollar aud ahatf cach
aby dntiDG the sessions Of tho Circuit Court,
for sitting one on each sids Of the presiding
Judge Of the circuit. They had the powers
VI wrsaa a q hStea. a. corpus, t.tias .i!owsnse f Il
b1l, &c, but not, except in very few il.
ttances, being lawyers, they rarely performed
even nairisterial dutieB. Once, however, iu
what scented 10 bo m emergency, tho Side
were q majority In tho court, and "a snch
clothed with decisive powers, even to the
| overriding Of the presiding Judge The m1n-
! ner in which this bold idea was elaborated Gas
Re fol1own:. a p1itoner hid been indicted for
burning barn, under circumstances % which
e1cittd gre1t popular Indignation. He Was
convicted, but bis counsel moved ID arrest Of
| judgment aud for new trial Those two
1 Motionn we're argued and hsld FOR Advisemeut,
| md in the meantime tho prisoner WIS 1e.
| man1ed. Court adjourned for dinner, and
Judge Whipple left for Ponsiac, icaEins
| tho Side judges stane and Jeromisn
| B. Smith to transact Aome im-
rortant b1liness and to adjourn the term sine
tie. Tie popular feeling was high against
the prisoner, sud, perhaps, the SIDE Judges,
IN, 20, after trznsactiug tho other husines't
Uncle Jr1r., who alIootigh 70 Jackson man.
rover feared 10 "trke tho responsibility"
turned grarc!y to~av1 his associate, anu said.
NTH great elaboration: 'Jid1o stowe
hadn't Ne better tako IN them motions ?"
beirS safely locked mp down stairs, sud his
I t.eur scl gone homo to Pon:isc, tte 1oaTned
s,lt Judges proceeded to ponder upon tie 9na-
t;one in arrest for new t11al. which they
WIS then brought mp. and to his utter aston-
itLrent waa sentenced to ten Jeass in the
State Prison. In N hour he vas on his Sas
| to jackson, strongly guarded. The morning
aftes Ju:lse Whipple hsa left Flat, he wAs
aei attns n9asss ho1ss c.nt
clani, clauk: saiuted his e7rr, and looking, to
his cn:ire hewi1derment, he taw bis prisoner
Of yesterday, vhose motion he carried in bis
pcctct, tea,Iy haudcufed and fettsred, and
i gusrIcd b. the Eher1H Of Genesee.
Il Ill. shesiH !. in Hcaven's name, sid the
Judge, At what aIs Jon doing with that nan !:
"Taking him to Jackson, your uono-."
"By rhosa authority
"ot ssentcace Of tan yssss b. Side Judges,
:Bas1how daro they7 There .ro txo mo.
.'Dut ~ intcrposed the Sheriff, "!he Sid
l Judges overrulod them right OF"
Tie Judge boiled With Indignation, hut th
prisoner. went to Jackson and ae1vod o1s hi
time, ,....-
'.Cau u 'epaulets' ssstn, md be hanged t
's,um,~ said Uncle Jerry, after court adjourn
Cd. xinking saSnciaualy to Judge stowe.
, 1870-09-04
Elc1sAitudeh OF Family Fortune
From the Seae Iroyk World.


The recuperativo poser Of properties con-
nerted nlth ancient titles seem to 10 mArvel-.
lously great. In England, great families do
certainly often emerge from rum, 'liks that
blFd over the fire-oHces," as Charles Matthews
used to say, in most remarkable mspn:s5.
cent home OF 81 Richard P1autagenet Bryuges-
Nugens-Temple- Grenril1s. DnEa Of Buchng-
ham and Chaldos, and Marquis, Earl, and
Aaron Of heaven knoHs how many other
di8ritits, was thrown open to Neasrs.
Christie and Manson, the eminent London
auctioneezu; tho apartments which had
for the last hundred years been
throngrd oy Princes, prslates, and Peers, were
fllcd with motley assemb!1Re, in which the
Hebrew persuasion WAS prominent, aud the
anctioneefs hammer echoed through the
superb apartments which bad but vest OF
reception ever accorded to Queen Victoria at
tho h.nds Of her subjects, Everything was
to be sold without reserve. and though il took
about si1 weeks to disposo OF tho collection
and furniture, everything vas sold; tho
trtaeures which it had taken 20 mnch time.
tered to tha four wluds. The famous
isntho1n. emt.szoued With the armA Of
numerous uoble families with xhom the
house Of Buckingham and Chsndoa count
coueinship, NOW decarAtes the ha1l-pAssags Of
hotel At ! fashionable wate1,ug-placs. How
ever. Although val de.l of the reality vent.
~ veil a. the personality, stowe House md
park were entsiled, aud so escaped. Fos
years this vast u1anaion remained ,gutted and
untenAnted. The gardens, scarcely surpassed
in beauty and c1tent By any in The british
tho family motto, Tsn.pld qtltn. delec.d) Of
exquihi.e detign. and buWers and statues and
tablets, which reminded the wxpdercr OF those
~ho had Baunteted through these pat:ican
groves IN brgone years, were running into un-
rruned ln1nIiancc.
Nov, again, after nessly quarter Of CEN
tory all ia changed. Tho ruined Duke died.
His aon reigns ii hia stead; and never Was
him, because he wou1dn't ssana being ruined
He went to uo1k-got the chaiEmanahip of ;
great ratlwzv company, attended to business,
married, and lived ae quietly al any cler& ia
Luldon, ard g,adualls fortune bsgln to turn.
| After while She death OF bio naternst uncle,
Lord Dseadalbane, gave BIN sume E15,0o9 a
year, and, by degrees, furniture found iss
| Vat agoio into Stowe Hou-e. and
| some Of il wAa matter which returned me
more to it's accustomed haunts, for when tho
eale took pl.ce Il careful hand noted who
were tho purchasers, and When tue articles
were nEain in the market 'acir OLD pos easol
not rntreq1en:ly reGained them. so tle
GrenTil!es enjoy their own again, and there il
| joy in buckingham. Nay. tho Dnks has Sole
further and contrivrd 20 secure tho oil sown
house associated Mafh one q nss oakeooms =.
f,r IucEtnFham HOUSE haa become pH u:
| Office, ana wss 70 past recovery. anu lives a
Cha,,dos Hou.e. Again there il the ca+e
At the Hastings famiiy. Sos aom3
, 1870-09-04

ment e1iett, and lore scenea Of moro OF lrnh
tenderness are introduced, but tho humorous
corrective Is lbasally used. Freed from the
intense ugor ot III application in the ofisinAl
connection. ore might suggest - tha moSto
ELS TASTY Interruption Of Joseph uffdce, on,
d-n yer sentiments William NdcEdy IN
C0llHrn>s fe1o Monthly Adqatine.
, 1870-09-04

k DisEcs
The following pa:hene dirgo appears in the
Detroit POSI-, its gifted author not fayoring
the world with bis name:
Grim drath has taken darling little Jerry,
The sp1 OF Joseph and SJECna How'll
Seven dass he wreAtleti wTtn the dysenteFy,
And then he pelished In bis Aslie bowels.
It w1s the Savior wanted l!itie jerry,
Which suffers little chilifeu II cone to Him:
It's n, hahlc HoT shat he's practising very
Asxidrous like his little angel hymn.
Most Ifkety TWAS wean!ng injured little Jerry;
Hh bottle seentt tn damp hts stomac1's tones
Bet with the angels he gets plump and merry,
For THERE'S nv uurstng buttles where he's gone.
, 1870-09-04

brel1as. She wae-oh Heaven! shrink
from writing tie dreadful word-she Was Z
k1eptomaniac! HE'D.
1may come buck to England some day; my
vzudeting son. But my soul IL = VOID; nv
heart il broken and my tailos's bill is not yet
The following advertisement has appeared
several times in the renowned "agony col
@ocry! w1,te 10 yous sIy! Let pot two
paltry nntre1as stand bet~ccn rs. An apol-
ocy ia offered. Address, -fMY, Post Office,
Eomognc- nc-sur-Aer."-Temple Bar.
, 1870-09-04
RaE N1me-W1sh q Moral

This Is not fancy ptc.ure; l hsve seen i
mspy time II Sey1da. Just a. II Is mere Hntaeu
EEd. Aestcranda]
, 1870-09-04

| e24us -
"Ycs,, but bought o,soGer today. fcant
+! get On xi.htut an umbrella Hullo!N And to
| r:,y sstopishunent he suddenly walked ACROSS
! thc room, divel under = sofa close to tka pl-
and Where my angel was eittsng: End pulled
cut III uuabrella.
" How ye1y odd" he raid,
=" How seft o.. 1a :" said III tho family. !.
Is How could II have got tho1e:" wondared
"How, indeed r Wondered al the family
I" Ernils!" said PeEe Poppin. after mo-
ment'u psusc-" do you know :"
How should I, Pa7" .skea duleet voice
Dc vesc and ! walksd silently hs%e sse to bed
"1can't htsnd this," be and ne1t morning,
at breakfast "Ee're bewitched. I must
hxre an umbrella, and verify believe the
3{oppins havn stolen the o,her two, and tHee
to tteal tt.-, = and he clnsched it hstee!y, =.
most digrided-" insult mo, il you plsase'
put DO no. presume to insult hsr family
!" Her family ?-why--.s,s ,,
I interrupted him "she "'n % NsS
1c started, "wbs, sms, you can't be snef
IL Il wa TOD much, " silence!" thundered
and keep your Jealous anger for those w ~
mind it!@ He parted, forevar be at1i lo'
Bonn that day, and went back 10 InstApe
With his utnhrcil1.
Dear oggy! Had I Ius ino"n-> fo1 asA4'
anticipate. -
cHAIIEn VI.
She said 'Tcs;" Mr. Moppm ssid Yes !;
M1u- Morpin said :. Yca;" and rc!ened !
, happincts, Would speak to 1ane 3or NC
ment? s.,c asked. I would have spoken 70
/ Thousand Jares lad ahe Hisllcd t. jams ~
She cleared her throat, and seemed to hos
/ | tate. 'sDeforc you arc lcaaitelY engaged
b Emily" 1t length stc said, u there ii OF
q thing about her sou ought to know"
j "Ehc has Leon in love bcfore2" I rake;
/, anxiously. Never nind-1 eau bear in
~ uSo-peyGI."
lc "she is c1trarsgant
N "No, not partscutArly.
= She--tns what il III"
:. "Wel1 shn has pecuhssssy-a very di
n Ms hcsrt sank: ''she smokas :"
n "Oh, no."
3 ."She drinks :" and my blood curdlea.
re "No--no."
at nEhe-she-gambles7"
"a ..No: but ehs sometimes (xud It Ia o.
Of now ind then) has . atrange rssa.A mon
Il. m.nia, may say-for possessing the goo
II Of otter people. She-
Good God! Isaw 1t all De Veses y
, 1870-09-04


organ, which xas sadly out Of tono. and or
deTed = tu1nspit which would turn eight days
without besag wouad up, aud which he had
dtted to the organ. The turnspit MAS put IN
J placed next the chamber vail The piano
I player bore the organ for nineteen houra 1T
| the end Of that time he sent letter OF truce
| he WAS told the club huatnr had gone cut of
town, und wouldn't he back for week. The
pianist sold his lease-the organ ia still goiug-
| We give from Aatarr ! remarkable in
I eta1ce Of depEsyed and excessive appetite, in
the csae Of : French aoldier, named Tnra1e:
| - Ha was born near Lyons, and came up, to
Paris. whe1e his first exploit was to eat bas-
ket Of applea. at friends expense. On Va
nous occasions he swallowed series Of cozks
and other ineigeatible mate1iaIs, which pro-
duced sneh violent colo that he VAS obliged
to xtteod the Hotel Dieu, and, whilst baing
s1amined, almost managed to ewallosy tbs
wafch-cha1u and saals ct the surgeon in at
sion OF ono Of these Attacks Of collie. tried to
frlghten him out OF his gross habits, BY de-
claring that It would be necessary to open
biz stomach. and arranged the Instruments.
Ha ran AWAY, and relieved him5As By eo2ioas
dzaughts Of warm, sater., Som after. ha
fourd that his appetite had really increased
to an excessive amount, probably owing 70
tho continued irritation pruduced p THESE
absurd heka. At II yeaEs Of aga, when onl}
weighing 1oa ibs., he could eat q ib5; OF oesl
l
and, being recognized by the srreeon-M. .5os'
II CousySla, of the 9Th Resi@eut of hass;ss' s;ts
: he was Detained Tor the Sks q easloaH;
aaadrapIa rations, vith pickings and waste
meat but often shrpea iD,o tbs nn S,spfasaS' pa1 :!
, was observed to seize la1go cat; and, afie
, sucking its blaod, left in ! rary short tim
. only eleanly picked bones, the h. being 1 70
1;te nther carniyora. He Was fond OF saxpeut
4 aai eels, swallowing them whole On aaoshe
Il occssion bs consumed, IN tow minutea, 3 r.
:: mast, s1reI oat for fifteen German workpe.
. BE, Of milk, etc, xtter which ha WAS bloa
: ors like balloon. In Presence ot some Of
. GERS he swallowed, At ono sittiag. thirty ponni
1 of lirer and lights. His Unsuitable appetii
3 vas, for once n his Lie, maas useful, 81 i
t. being selected to convey corresp1pdanca b
"a tween Gcnltal Doaaha1nzis md Franz
J. Colonel. which waa Inserted In ba1 II
q swallowed but lie Was c.1Ehk and souqd
70 th1asaad. 1a fell undsr suspicion af l.ayil
eatea \ child fourteen moRths. old. Il