, 1870-10-02

tue other grill"
Among the wounded coming through the
little German town OF Guetersloh, vas Lar
lin boy, aho had e1chacged his German uni
French un1form. .catr5iug captured Chassepot
along An old womau stood in front o. bis
car and greeted him with remarks by no
means complimentary to the French. 4 BY
stanicr, noticing his indifferent face, told her
Ee did not uude. stand word Of her speech.
When the old WOMAN ceascl At this, the seern-
ing Frenchmau remarked, to tho great anuse-
meut OF all present. in good German, HGo
it. aunty, give 1t to the confoundel French !"
Tho old woman retired amid = peal Of
laughter.
An Erglish correspondent writes as fol-
lows concerning the Emperor and tbs Eng
lisl1 ptee4: "a friend OF mine was staring at
Compiegne. One morning the Emperor Gu
tcled hi room with Punch in he hand, saS-
ing. Il thought you might ike TO seq this
peh: FOR eee.' 10 continued, Ills is when
the Times is vezy angry with me. Punch is
the echo OF the Times; and noT will show
yum rly pcrtrait, by the GAME artist, AZ thetisue
OF the entente cerdiale. just SEQ how hand
some an when they want ne, ond how
shows how truthfulty tho Emperor appreciates
the criticisms Of portions 81 our press"
"A lady died II England lately who very
narrowly escaped beiug, il not Qaecn, at
least the wife Of British King This was
Birotess Wenman, whom William ". Fould
a, ore time have been exceedingly glad to
marry. She inl.eritad large estates trom her
| crested her. soon alter his accession to tho
| thro1c. recrest iu hor own right. Size never
| married. Lady Nnnu11lis name was Wske-
| ham, and she was dcsce.ded from collateral
relation OF the celebrated William OF Wyks-
liam, WHO founded two =.lc,,9il colleges
Iyir for ,,H1 Snn5 Cnltara 1tfnr1f
| -Gsrzoau surgeons complain Of the ILL
timed zeal Of some uais=ioua7tas who visit all
the 1,o-Eitals and distribute traits among Me
wounded. :oil,tilg to theiE probable death,
and calling Them to repent their sll1s- TueJ
| Say it Is enincntly necekear5 10 keep the
La thought about. 0Et:css have been eiyesl.
in consequence, not 10 admit such iDj julitious
persons 10 the sick rooms:
Ia hardy breton arrived in 1aris. tho other
dag, with an old aiut-musket, and, when asked
replied: What my father did nfty-si1 .years
| ago: denaolish the rtussians. 4 friend
laughed, aud recommended him to
change It for good fusa q tatatisre.
| to 1hi1h the Breton rep,led; II
his tool. In 1874 my grandfather had it
bleasej br the late cure Of vitEe, and he never
| received scratch. Last Sunday my mother
! had ii blessed again By our pterent cure, and
f! aIn quite sure Of my affair. Le bon uist!
| would not deceive me, nor u. k Cure
| neither"
Lord Henry Seymour, brother to the Mar
quis Of Hertford, died some time ago, leaving
| IL. property to DO divided among the hospices
! OF London aud pari.. i good deal OF littga-
tion followed, but Ultimately desirable ar
rsngem+nt was erected. EightF-1se ciarita-
in Paris, have now benefited under this uoble-
mans will. Lorl Henry was conspicuous
supporter OF tho French turf, when it was in
q far less prosperous condition than it Ia.
been Of lste years. ue owned very valuable
property in Paris, and. curiously. enough, a
though M English robleman, had actually
Fever been in England.
Touching and amusing hospital sto1ie;
connected With the war begin to BE- current
For Instance, q rrusaian and Fsenchma,
it'd themselves opposite to cacl, other: botl
fire, aud both are wounded. Presently the
ambulance. The FreneLmsn was Of Lol
ralno, ard spoke little German- OF course
talking soon conlMenced, and In An hour Q
.wo they wer. fast friends, and begsn plaE
pipE the most auicab!e arrangements for
''afier the war" "Ah!" said tie German
III you knew what . 6no grocers Gave
; | and spend month with me when the eau
Pasa Pfsshashp b eSe' So o''n No. A0' vas As he rips rs
: that cannot be till you havc tasted the nic
little Mosello vine that We make at home"
. French shore Of the Rhine, wLero ale b.
9 been set down by q German boat, whIt
l ssiftIY gldcd Lack, Tie operation was o
= eeryed, aud the officers hasteaed to tho src
Z Tie woman was closely vailed. a From
!, ct;cer withdrew the vail, when, 10! heaSi
= BEARDED face. Not having tho slightest dun
! tlat they Lad caught spr dressed M III MOI
u | ot,'x r},fTaa fftsv 1if T2t 1fstan tn ty{l
% the individual was protesting. but hu1rl
men were logged. Gut such was the clame
+ ous alarm st beiuE left sll night it, such col
= pauy, aid 70 10 ul were tar demands for IL
% tier investigation, that physicians we're SCI
= fer, MD sls supposed spy turned out % he
q .4tsas]el souiat.r She ~ 4 native OF Franc
n aLl has been for sonle time On exhibition
Gs1ulau towns. Being at Maysnce. watu tt
war broke ont, tho Germans Lad taken hs
j. The b..11'ed wcu,an showed that she h:
b y1rper fe.,uinine faclins by being excessive
I, ! frightened.
y "A singular instance Of presence Of nil
i in II ported from Swineuauelde, il Fr1=si
8 At the arsena1 at tha. place, 3 woEkman l.:
j to eise coating to grensdes BY dipping the
rapidly INTO kettle Of boiling pitch Su
/ denly one OF them clips from his hands in
!, the tettie. Quick ~ Lightning the totem'
= plruecs Ills bare aims into the kettle and I'll
q | cecGt III EaSluS NC S1eLaoG OeIolt L
Il time TO explode. The paiu he nufrers fro
l. his bI1ns rolls bin Of consciousness. but
! has saved Ls life aud tia: Of great maj
5 lakptets by this heroic act, for thousands
pounds Of POWDER lay within the imnedia
vicinity, MD d moments hesitation Won
s Lare brought about the explosion OF u
: grenade ard inevitable ruin to ali persons re
0 II is melancholy u,atter to be COZ
+ PEELED to confess inteiotisy, but stl]l il
j e.rnstiraes q sa;utatE penanee a perusa:,
the art Of advertising il III it, infancy her
: a compared with the proficiency it has 4
Il t.iaed 1t tho British ansipodea, or that Of
= stores are miserable places compared with 4
u tmpo1ia Of Australia Let obr readers 1uue
: "C1ela nd'a Noted Cheap Miscellaneous Store
and E1i1e1sal Repository, Melbourne
"This renowned establishment is ahsolufe
!, uurivallcil In the Australian colonies, and
j claeses. j 1esl1y superb variety Of ne* 40
II ) secondhand dfesses, tit for the wea-ef I
u appear in at the court Of any monarch
b tie world, whether at royal dinner
d receptions, or state balls; alike calcl
lated 10 excite the enT5 Of tho f.ah.e. 42
d tok7a, and sensations OF hopeless rival1
u | among tie elise Of colonial society C1elaul
q miscellaneous departments absolutely eatt
|, I description. Some faint approach to It mig
+ be nata b5 hearing together tho contents
u 10. international exhibitions, bat eEen the
!. sametLiug extra would turn up at Clelaud .
q "a Paris papergive the following: II
), Surgeon General is reviewing the tiarda u
r bile- q young guard steps forward At
y on What ground 10 you claim an exemption
,e heart So much The bettsr,' SAYS the 81
geou, turning 10 the ne1t, il your heart p'
pilates for your country"
ii Speaking Of PrusslAu esPio11gs- the Pa1
d. 0p.nlon !Ndtsondle relates the following ane
IS dote Of Sspoleon L: "a SPY man o. !,
plan Of the fort,dcations Of Ma: :ence* !
Enelieh General had been expected TO afr'
I'd st that city for some time already. Our n
aE knew Il, and beng yezy familiar With the En-
lish language, hs Lsd the idea TO lmpetaons
= the expected officer. This bold trick snccee
Ie- the creates: Lonors It Mayen'
I'd and .hs fortidsa,iona lie Eanted to see. We
IA shown to Lin by the military authorities
be 3IayeEce themselves. When he bad Sc
IN everything. he disappeared TMa man b
90 really done great se:vice for his count,
Il. tha Emperor was requested TO- decorate
with tho Cross of the Legion Of Hon
il iNeyer!' cried Napoleon L.; II have
founded the Legion of HQpor to reward v
issach services HI sent = present OF 81,
Tho geographical knowledge OF Ere,
he officers is characterized By the following C
an vetnstiou, reported by tha Munich cot1tspo
--~!..ssc:ssL:sE xsat& gar: 4 French supd1os
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