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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

The Troy Amateur Club performs al
Institute Hall Monday evening. Eul'
wer's most successful drama, "The Lady
of Lyons"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

All persona who are indebted to me
are very kindly urged to call and settle
their accounts, as it will save me much
trouble. o. e.. j. p. LYNOTT.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

See farm advertised for sale in another
column.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

Three grand prizes will be given to the
ticket holders vt Institute Hall on Christ.
mas eve. . ..i...
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

Go to the minstrsls if you wish to have
q good timo. ...
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

Benefit Of Troy Social Library next
Monday evening by the Amateur Club.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22
TO THE PUBLIol
ROGERS & CAKE.

EEELrNa GRATEFUL FOR rAsr 1ASoRs
l. and wishins . eoatlasnes Of Ssss pas-ssAo ::
would most respectfully inform their ifisnds, ss1
the psbiio gcnefally. that they Intend 70 tssp
full assortment Of every shiss 10 he say u
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

Remember the Occidental Minstrels ..
Institute Hall on Christmas eve.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22
USE
HELMBoLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCBU

In all diseases Of these organs, whether sxistine
In male or female, from whstsver cause origin A.
ting, and NO ma,tor Of how long standing. 1t 10
pleasant In tssts and odor, Immediate in action
and more strengthening than any o, the preps.
rstions Of Bark or Iron,
Tnoss sunsring from broken down or delicate
constitutions, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that however slisht
may be the attack Of the abovs dissases, Il is
certain to Affect the bodily health aud mental
powers.
All tho above diseases require the aid Of Di.
the great Diurstie.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22
H E r A L D

TERMS FOR CLUBBING:
The Herald for Onc
Year, i'm Advance, . 1.5O
Five Copies, and One
TO Getter.up Of Club, $50
Ten Copies, and One
to Getter.up Of Club. 1880
Twenty Copies q N d
One to Getter.up Of
Club, 00.0O
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

Lady of. Lyons Monday night at In
stitute Hall.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22
HELMBOLD's
Fluid Ertract Of
B U G ii U

In affections peculiar 10 Femalss, IL unequalied
by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Re.
tentioo. Painfulnsss or Suppression Of Custom
ard Evaouations, liberated or Schirrhus state Of
the Uterus, and oil complaints incidental to tho
sex. or the decline or change Of life.
, 1870-04-20
water tl,n our soul grew calm again and
hACFy.
Now, for the frat time in our lives wo put
on \ worm. We threw in tho hook and tTeua-
bled al over<

water sl..n Cur soul grew calm again and
haEEy.
on worm. We threw in tho hook and trena-
bled Ill over
The hook and tho bait fell upon. the wrinkled
water, wont quietly down the stream, and
swept in near tho shore, where sono project:
ing stonc rooted over . little pod. Out Of
that pool our little eyes eaw something dart,
aud our little hands, Ill a-tremble, falt somo-
Hing rull. 1l' an cztaut, With sr.sm Of en-
ergy, We drew b:ck tbs line, trrre wss fash
In the alr, a weighing flash, and something
tmote the rocky, e1aEelly bank behind. S1am-
bling up. We found shissr, but, Alas, s1n1ssled
to pieces! Soon another and aao.hor fArud
in tho ssme manner, and i was loag before
We could subduc our nerye 70 ss NOT to dash
tie lFh to pieces. Our courage Erew every
moment Mhnt did zoe cars If thera was !
bull iu the bushes? What il 4 heggnr MAJ
should COMO slong3 What il \ great black
deg shonld-but that thought xas litlc too
seEons. Dlaek dogs wero feryore not to be
lightly thought Of, even BY 6-7car-oli
urchin. who lad caught tisl, alone too! And
SO gathering up two roach aud ,llI.<. sinners,
we started home. Up tho Hluping 1r;ll wo raE,
ill our fathers house Fhono ont f-o.u among
the trees, Aod then, with tho dignity asad nom
eho!ance Of 3 conqueror. we prepared 70 make
pens IN the "reminiscences Of Cur childhood,
tho yision fails. We can reco1lcct not1.ag OF
or reception. Since then We hs7o fshsd in
many : rtreatn and Lake, and IN the deep sEa-
hat never with half Tho c1hifaEatiou Of that
dlas joyful hour upon the bantam!
Not e!en there, asain, would the fro be IT,
h1ued! Fer, not long After, taking young
Ct brother. to be naalycllirs witness Of ON
sueeess, ~e went asain to the oil sawmiI;t-
ihe air was dieenchanted, Tho rosls and
bushes had no spirit in them The brook
gurgLed and rushed. Ne caught our iish, :
few, hnt without craze, and cams soL,mnly
home: wondering wka! tho rrason could be
thAt the first time could ba had hat once,
=, Since then Te have seen many grown up
hoya seeking to EeprodrsA the tirst Sensations
and to make novelties perpetual But LII
day must provide its own first timca. Those
OF yesterday are shrunk ard faded
, 1870-04-20

~ Secretary Of 5tstc for India, he Ia,
duouH task to perform 80 tA4k wl,ich -
I.nccs in ocean Telegraph hare tends, H. -" ::
der moye one1ous than before. In fo1pcsr,;H-
the Governor General had his ii,s.ruc,s',ss We
acted on thc1n TO tho best OF his j,1I ~ .ai
NoT an Fuzzhng questions ar. rsf.r-ei IT, ~
Of the 1ndi, Otsc. but i. the virtual ~" a.:
OF India. The Duke Of Argyll j, 4 y,,r.,. -
acrorlnf6 to our notions IIs IN i,,,,
It's eldeet soil ia ; nuen..er Of H.. NJ =.
Cornmncs. Very different il, MAJ I
. Lord Cisrention tue Secretary for F,-.,-, :.
fu5s. Born At Tie beginning NJ si;e r,;.a3 -
Andf fmployeti i'll the public zer1i.r at a. ~
Gse. no 11as ffoM4 OH III TIL, s.r1I, y: ny ~.
Older at his years that man" sth,.r 'is
etatetmen who arc still older than b. ~ ~ ~
Loru Chancellor, for instance, i. an ey,,,-1 =
tLis. In yeafs he Is twelve mout.,- La ~ 'l
Of the Lord Chancellor. rhi,,. i. 'i;as !;
he seems 20 years so,;accr. IT, ~
Of radical Alderman of IL, "a
OF London tie present Lon, TIM, Il! NJ
inb'bed from his fathers. npinlnn- q. IT, No..
advanced type. lie never Lle l4a.l any ~. -. ~
cntrussing The people With rJ@.s IT, h. ~ II
ever doubted the ro1iry of tziy: u: = L
sphere OF liberty. When n!lrrs ,.,,.
their heads about innovation. he la, a}y,,..''
and voted for the most sweeping ca,ryr. =
NOW has bis reward in being m.E,Its q, u ~
unost thoroughly liberal Ministry Mil. -,
Lind has ever had. OF I,os.. Eia,,.,''~ ~: :.
Lord Granville, and Lord De Gray ar -
there Ill Eet much TO be said, 'r!... t;Ts.ts.,,
distinguished himself in the li1.a.s,.,., - ..s
vice, and has acted with grea, ,r.,; ~,
yicerog OF iceland. The second j. a ~: =
culture and great genia!itv cf ,,:ar,r.- !.
Secretary for the Colonies he IL nov r. ,x.r
that he caA he Ereat Minister l. ut,, ,. ;
good debater, and cou1tepus ...:A,,.-.
Lord Do Grey and Eipon lsas dau. III: -,
distinguish Eimself, and doe. nut IL ,;.....,' "a
imrnortalize his name by his si:.s:-c:s,-;.:.,
He is not unpopular, however. Ev H., II, :,
body of gentlemen who, in Engla:!.l, s,. s,,.,,.
bers Of the Masonic craft, Lusl &c ,;s,v H..
been honored by election to sl. ll;h III :.
hlost NoHhirfnf GraE1 Master. All L. -.
proved himself worthy OF thi. high lu.. =
, 1870-04-20

Ffs<a tas .Stss York Ereniag Ho.&
Aoo2n correspondent senda Us the TO-
lowing:
One Of our leading fAshionab1es. Nllamo
IN. B. She Is qna5i Spanish, and waA once
very handsome, twenty years n4o-al.huu;,u
ssi! lnt;spose.1, che has just torn herself aua1
and gone To Naples
HahoM the history:
t.Sha v.s 1t a concert eh . h&d epue through
tie e.tire first part with the constancy OF
na1tI<. par Pore11dtese. size hates music, and
il ler life we're at stake, could not turn tune.
Eut w1s as handsome as-paiut, to use wi
ea1 comparison; ali the world hid admired her
forest OF fair hair astistrally grouped in curl,
less pearls surrounded hex svan-lika nccs. !.
brilliant diamond aixrette was proudly gIi:te.
n.s over her left ear. aud her deica,eiy a-c..ii
eyebrows gavc an iE1Ipssssib1e ch.rm to heI
claaeically shaped fase.
There was slight inteznisaion in the YsI-
.2fiLancea, io1 rsfreshmects, during aL-:a
as; A.asme 4 LETT bar scat to Bay few wots5 -
the SECOND part Of the concert waa ,beu: =
teGIn, she hastaned to rosume her plscs. oEtn
90 heE ian. and immediately obtained ~:2a; :Is
Esencn CAL .sa sucIes q surprise 10 ui-.'ss:s-.
That Tor I've minutea the vcico Of tht a-H'
Was !oet IN The general litter
| /, There = 20 knowing how long tbs soE. u
thing Torld hsye gone Or, had not Maaaras -, \,
e1c5sa of admiration, lropped arz e:es .aE 1.sM
est1y and seen-a1as. it was beant-san;
shaped cyehrow-one Of the crest Au5osss,
G1umphs which Lag upon her lap. 1hsse "s.
but one Of tuo things 70 do, faint or leave -
roon- Madame < did both. Report says go
beat ke1 u,sid when che got horne; for III.
however, cannot vouch; 1t III events, os9
has announced her intention of never Feta1n
ing to Rome, whose clxuate. she aaEEs, - ui'
| healthy"
, 1870-04-20
Henry Ward Heeehcrss Account OF
the First Time Ho Went a Fishing.
From the Chrit.idn Enion,
~ 1-t5F NJ n

ri, That t,tn.,.5 !.
NJ, aAs otIseea .It o,
"as !no' =! foultn ei sots! Hsae1a
Ens Es d1 sI1ts.a 1n1aaas E.1 Ia. tstaas: ~ A.:
Sunt =. ~ ~ .a ~ LUZ az 1s,. ~ oul
nsHs "Aa 'ne oAs "oea He o1e' "eot q asl1ne
Aone! ..-, ..--., .,
:, Mmther We hao PERMISSION "o eAhnos II
1hs n1e pefod certainly determine: Nc pre-
same, from tue recoucctlon OF INC anxiety
and he dihtine. remembrance OF general e1-
htlIaton, that We had dlspeuaaton On that
daE 70 roam-
There ls vague impression. too, Of digging
wofr1s, OF putting piece Of twine on to pole
1hcr, went We forth eastward toward the Rlver
HAntarn. Nov tho River Bantam wa to our
young heart what the jordan VIE TO good
and patriotic Jew. It vAs the chief streAm IN
ouf neiShpo1hood- 1t was the chief
resort for swimming. purposes For,
though It was hardly heedeep, And. 10
nzny places, caslly jumped ACROSS, yet:
there we're pools, and notable one, eaned
LORDS Aole (douhtIess irom Isenaeia
tAEuS q INC name o. Ho1uI ruae salaat -
tt tos eouio sp IN oset-nesI A. ~ one ast ~
Inpse ~ CO. ooo1sOa uese psooe1 III tIs,,
ss.;ns s.M os1 @ peooie-st1}ue | pS thaa 1 ';tn III
,s,s LIZ W. 4se susss, 'zs,s-,,na ~ sss1, ,n Iac
n.11or ~ r.;n ~ I'LL 49, ~ eTr its p1cT
.I3.- =. T. ~ ~ ham md Nara
-.,, t-ess ra.choJ .h.;- - i,T.nches farer the
strran, ~ md vst.had t5s11.ei1cs in tha Ester
below. ' >"'''>1 -'e'''9@e
, 1870-04-20

Tho hndl frc 1IorkzT, in answer 70 the
question, What 70 do first this sprins7 SAYS
that every farmer with head on his shoulders
oueht to know and Sought 70 employ al the
help necessary to accomplish ereciae Kind Of
work tches il ought to be dane." Tbs Neso
YORKER adds:
A friend Of ours-A wide-awake farmer
ouca had twenty acres Of ground ready for
wheat Early IN April tharn came day when
that grim could be pat IN, wiih she sEoup,a! \! IN
ueiehbues necessary to secu1o the seeding II
ono day. Tho price he offered for tho lAaof
secured for him the aid ot men whose ground
rAs in equally good condition to receive afcd-
They calculated that good weather would con-
time. His ground vas drained and snhsolsd
The next day after his seeding Was donc the
three days' cvapozation condensed And e.3e
do.n IN torrents. This p5eseuse.l hts f. nessh, ts
FL eol. want through into Tho drains, lea!ine
i IN the g.ses Of the spsing .tmnspheio. Ths
eeed quickly sprung up, and his crop waA two
weeks ii adv.nre q hs neiehbors' At harvest
~sa better IN both yseld aad qualify, ana BE-
, 1870-04-20
FnstcnluE PiKs at Eight Month";
What to do Eirux-Mnple moFa1sra
for RcesFoot-Rot in Cnttlc-Culti.
walton Of Wheat.

In
A despatch from Rockford, H., states thst
moet Of the fA1me1a have finished sowing wheat
....Dr. N. 8. Iuwnshend has been appointed
Veterinarian 10 tho Ohio State Board OF Agri-
culture, and has received special directions TO
investigate, during the coming summer, tho
origin, precise nature and cura Of foot-sut In
sheep. He is also given Ecncrsl authority to
investigate and prescribe for any epsdctnica
TINT may prevail during tho season. The
Ohio State DoArd Of Agriculture, 1t recent
meeting at Springfield, decided to increase the
fair grounds ut that place BY tho addition OF
forty acres, thus making the grounds eighty
seven acrea In extent FteiGhts win be IN
loaded from tho railroads within ono square Of
the grounds The nav halls ~ contracted far
WIN be Of much larger Dimensions thau wrre
those 1t Dayton or Toledo. There viii be 800
stalls for horsos, 90 for cattle, 100
for shccp, AID 100 fm hogs
NJ E. Young. Of GlenhAven, Wis, writes to
tho Hesttrr Former thAt communication
which he wrote TO the New York Fs1mes' Club
about stea1oing food for hogs appeared in the
New York 1fibtsee - 10 nang1ed by ths rsr,rta.
As TO rcndof it void Of originality" This ahows
wEAt the vaunted reports Of the F.1meI,a Cub
rr.utcd BY onr narnesake ass worth D, No.
MILAN, Esq, Xsnia, Ohio. haa felt eonpel,e,,
70 decide on selling his hard Of Baort-Ho.ns,
, 1870-04-20

1rEz7et1A1 -fr"n7 the German FIR TIr f's!s,t; T
auns, by [. EFnst TItEts:.s:4..
l.
thiEt 4! tlcc,
Wien through tie grow
The ntEh'lEgaIes
AccttaI their love.
When dost raen think Of sCes
II.
think of taee,
bJ shady spring.
When sunlight folds
His EotGen wing:
Where dos: tEnu think Of me7
I'LL
think Of thee,
As warm tears rise,
With sHeeter pain
Anal anxious sIchA,
How dust thou tht1!k pf tNef
".
Oh. think OF me!
Though distant far,
I1u We unite
Set1h Fortunes Star:
lu think Of none Lut tee,
, 1870-04-20

Best dre acrcs scogh..........,....,... SO
HEHO1iQ OE14 uIt&o T.
1lliu Vtsh 0llso-
Bekt acre Of coEn, 70 be raised BY boy under
Eess cHxy on planting and coluvztng cora: 3
DcSt Ieporu Of actuA1 experiments In sub-son
ploN4ne, giving III the facts and effects Of
uN o~4oH. ,
Best hard Of ML head OF cattle, conz3sunE Of
one hull, one coF. one thfce-yea1-0ld, one
tEo-year-old, cne yeaEitnx. and one calf un-
der one year old. ...........-............. 10
Best sewing machine made In indiana .....-.. :
valucd Observation-Disclosures. 10
Best collection EtazsTate Manufactured In Iu-
M :. :: ;. -. ,......'...'
Best easay hcld co1n any va1tety......-........ I
Beet tlSplaJ and greatest yxf3esy Of wheat Of
Ill kAhxiA
, 1870-04-20

Tho Indiana Board Of Agriculture offer thu
following premiums In addihon 10 those Of the
regular list, to be awarded It tho fair to be
held NJ their fair grounds, 1t indianapolis, in
October, 1s1o,
, 1870-04-20

Auo Ae1'A] AsA A17He appears 10 Apcf uu-
der few alght ezruFn a. regards this State.
Tho corn that is standing in the delds in shock,
md which tho wrisor saw through the car vim
doHB. IA the train ruthed over the prairie, il
our fodder; Just that which We ats daily Eeed-
ing 10 our stock, for wintering, md for bsef
and pork, and which we shau have mostly
moved fEum the fields before We put In
tho plow for the next crop. 1tn probable
that in the eoutae Of few years that NO shall
change this psactice-that is, when another
system viii pay us better. Cheap lAad and
dear labor must be taken into account, and
farming must come down to facts and figures,
md b roady to meet any new condition Of
things. do not think that We shall grow lees,
but ndre com; il less a1cs, mora 70 the aero.
We A.a losing Tho prairie rznge, and may and
less boef in consequence but will make it up
In butter, cheese, oats, broom corn, md other
products that commerce may demand.
Then We havo had to conform ourselves to i
chxnga Of e1mAte-fron the damp malaria Of
pon-evaporzting surface to the dry oont1nen-
tal high eysporasing climate OF closely cupped
prairies md cultivated fe1ds- Give Us ittls
time, gentlemen, and VIC viii nhow state OF
things-e.en to those looking from the car
vindo1s-uorth looking At RrRn~
, 1870-04-20

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may be used. Where the Inflammation is Tio-
lent and the fever high, local bleeding Of the
angular vein, Just below the eye, may be
made, and. after the dr1. tvonty-four hours,
when cold fouentAtious are no longer applied,
an ointmnnt of biniodide Of mercury one part,
to Lard twcnty-four paris, may be applied once
every two or three days above tho arch Of the
ere. tsetonz, though frequently recommended
fot the ssrae purpose. never should ba used,
IA thtE alw.ss produce hleuaiahss, which indi-
cate That The horse hxs suffered from infian-
mation OF the eye, and therefore leeeen his
market value considerably. Afterwards,
when tuppunticu has set In, slightly sstrin-
gent solutions Of sulphata OF zinc, or e.spr.i1s
dtuminoturn, one or two g.ains to ont onoce
Of distilled water, with the addition Of = httls
opium or morphine, may be used a eyr-
water; md aromatic infusions or teas Of vale-
1iar-rpot, camnmilaa OF a11iicA as fomantatons.
Lead preparations, though often used, ahould
be strictly avoided, rs they produce
white and completely Opaque acars.
The horre, Of course, has to b.
kept On Light diet and provided with d1rken-
ed stable, as long as there is any Inflammation
and morbid eersbility in the eye Tufued-in
eyelashea have to be replaced; chat or other
foreign bodies On the corner must be carefully
removed Chat lying na4 on the ct11saz Is
best ruahcd araJ with = 6ttln wedSe shaped
stick of soft wood, about three inches long
and third or aqua1ter' Il IN inch vide, and
on ona end as thin and II smooth "a writing
paper, 20 ~ to be very elastic. II such foreign
bodies are removed carly enough, no further
treatment il required; Il not, it nust be tho
zane IS that Of other injrzies. The treatment
Of the injuries produced By Inflammation of
the eyelid. and conIuncixa, OF By cstas1haIc
Affections, We vii give zhen We discuss tAoss
| diseases Injuries produced b. the application
Of on.zodinS medicines, need fermentation.
with muGAginous faids and aromatic infu.
sions, With the addition Of little opium O,
morphine, aud dszkc2ed stable md diet 10,
the horse. Against aAnea, blnish colo-ed spot1
md tpecks, left b1h1nd On the co1nea after Il
| Inflammation, treatment with an eycHatcl
Of cz,rr. otum;Ad:um, one or two grains, O.
lunaz causdc, one grain, to oaa ounce Of dis
tillol water, applied TIRES nr four drnes DAY
has often proved a1ectosl- Against old speck.
damee OK hlus Of white or cream color, Il
treatment Is vain. Tk1KKHARiAa.
, 1870-04-20

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, 1870-04-20

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A. N. Tc"EE. Gen'l sup't
T. Il. GOODMAN, GcL' fassG'r Agent.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-21

INQUIRE OR LEAVE ORDERS AT CHAR
i Icy Lcgats,s Restaurant, 9 street, opposite
be international Saloon, Virgtnis,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-01

Tho Prussans attacked MA"MAuoH'3 l>i.
wing on Tues lay at Beaumont, little town
len miles nor'A-narthwu,t Of Stcusy. The
hespatchcs say that the French were defeat
ed, and driven back On The Belgian frouticr,
In the direction Of SEDAN and Mtai>rcs
So complete was the defeat that the plus-
CLANS captured the French camp. The
French were pursued for several miles.
Many cannon and Thousands Of prisoners
were taken. despatch from Buzancy says
The extent ofthe battlefield was so vast that
II is impossible to obtain further details
despatch from King WILLIAM shows
that four Pruss an corps wcre in the fight
nndcr the command Of The Crown Prince.
The Prussians on MACMAuON's left seem
10 BIZ facing west, aud are sweeping the Bel
giOn frontier. Both parties were reinforced,
md the battle WAS continued yesterday, the
Prussians being completely victorious, and
driving IMAGINATION into Sedan The
losses On both sides are reported as immense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-01

The hor es ere beginning To arrive at jerome
Para non. Saratoga, and IN tc y days the track win
rrr.ent 1t. usual lively nrpcTucc. AtIrcs,nt there
afr e.> on t"vcn II .hc- in fun swing, some Of Nhi.
win 70" represented NJ Railing u,At week prom-
Lrrt tmprg 'hc anIWa'- tHatarf doing well. H. Mar
c,,,.ug a crcnl urrrara'ion tor Nj, $4,000 match
% l. l-ulore. LNu.Grl has . long string, one or
Two a. WH,n Wtll ru 10 lH"ilnF, and tDl.l has
I.H3'. Malone, and llrliuscr, and ls schooling The
I'i"r 10 jumping. Il. ", " Il Ten .nVd DR. weldon
u.v" tnet tltl'cs AZ the iuS. TAYLOR aul odur
trainers are daily expected back ron Saratoga.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-01
We losrn that the 1hitr,s Ona is so fan
reduced that is not able to pay its wolkmen.

.cut..Cul. j. L. MACifL, Cuban Artillery,
whom TIE Srori.rds Lave sho., killed hanged
CIT TO pieces good many times, arrived Lcre
Yesterday from Nassau. lie lcr Cuba on the
-o'h ofl Fly in an open boat, and passed within 500
yoids Of the Spanish boats. lie gives a very graf
flying ace mt ct the state Of the insurrccuon,
and desires al bis friend. TO know il7' %, was
never u better bc'l'1 or s3iuts or ou'o,'l'aoi
more certain hopes of Tie Gual success Of Sue
Cub tn low, atom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-01

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leoPle' ueca"se 'h'y were 80 low ana so d''
PRAYED never since 'h' Gays OF MARIA ana
IAIHAhiN DE MEDlti hal INC French
court become suc.i receptacle for alyeu.
turere aud advonturosses az during tho hap.
PLY doiunct rule Of BoSArAHrE and his
Spanish spouse Besides the EuH12Us and
ALBAs, who represent high Spanish society
there were hundreds of lowlrcd Spanish and
South Americans aud crcolcs IN more or less
fascinating, but destitute Of moral and
mental culture, who contributed not little
to dcmi-mondil, the Tuil5-.es The influence
Of the Princess METrrRNicu YVES equally de
morali2iug. gyJ1de dame by birth and
manners, bu; rowGy in spirit she was, to0c'h.
er with The PorNTALA~--who SNOW confined
at Nuceunos-amoug the most int mate
friends Of EUCENIE. Together they con-
st.tW'd n BacchanGl.an set, AVID carried their
private troiics to the utm.s, verge Of lic,n sc.
In truth, the line VII Oh separates VIre and
yriuous from vicious and fallen women was
much lees porceptible in tie days ID LOUIS
NAroiEoN than even in those of LoyIs Nv.
EroEslE's own honor was az much above
suspicion rs was even that o. MARIE ANToI
NErIE, lat che winkcd at proGigacy, if she
lid not share in it, French society, under
her reign, wac not only lowered in moral
tone. lut degraded. Cj,c1aoWt,. in manners
Hld conversation. 1t had Little of thosr -c
dc mng gracos Of wit and elegance which
threw fascinating halo even over the Yccs
All that IVES fast and rotten in American
society was attracted by the glitter OF tho
Tuilcnce, as a moth 10y flame; and it need