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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17
c. A. RICHARDS & CO.,
90 Washington St., Boston.
1p5thrtF
To Arms! To Arms

To ArmsI To Armsi.
Against whatY' asks the reader Why, against the
PolSoNS, vile, maddening, and deadly advertised us
superior to all Hair Dyes" But, second thoughts,
the call "to arms " is unnecessary The wretched trash
is already being driven out of the market 1t received
the coup de grace from
CrIstadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The popularity of this time treda increases every
hour Everybody is talking of the natural shades" 1t
mparts there conceivable why should
be used being as Professor Chiffon states in his
certihcae) PERFECTLY HARMLESS. As dressing after
dyeing, use
CRLSTAD0R0'S HAIR PRESERYATIVE.
f2b deoD&WeoWlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17

NEW ANhh oANSh 4nAhnCAs
NEW YORK, March l6-Gold continued very steady
and uniform throughout the day, all business being at
llI "a lily, and the cearances little less than S30000
900. Governments closed strong and active.
United States SKIES 1881. coupons ..ll5h@ll5k
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17
The Celebrated

The Celebrated
MURRAY
AND
JANMAN
FLORIDA WATER!
The most lasting, agreeable, and refreshing of all per
fumes, for the Handkerchief at the Toilet and in
the Bath. For sale by all Druggists and Perrumers
sl2 deeply
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17

Kingsley's Iron Tonic is the Standard Tonic used by
very many of the best physicians through New England
Try it-at E. A. WARREN'S.
mhl3 deOn3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17
No. 267.

as this the only place this Clothing for sale in this
city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17

"Buy Me, and iii do you Good "-DR
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS, No drugs
poisons nothing deleerious, nothing but good heal
thy roots and herbs, such Sarsaparla Wild Cherry
Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash, Thoroughbred, Mandrake
Rhuh arb, Dandeon, &c. compounded to reach the
fountains Of disease. and absolutely cure all Humors
Liver and Bilious Diseases, Jaundice, Dyspepsia Cos
tveness Scrofula and all diculles arising from dis
eased stomach impure blood Twenty years of unri-
vailed success has proved them to be the best medicine
in the world. GEO. c. GOODWIN IL CO., BOSTON and
all druggists. deop&wtjel4 X
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17

beg leave to call the attention of the reader to test-
monials in favor of the Schnapps:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17

For sale by all respectable Grocers and Druggists
UDoLPHo woLFE's EST,
mills d6w3m % Beaye, St NY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

-vcR arp ApnRv I, IN. Arcrron.
-. ~ Osnce II. II ExchanSS niees ~ n.
nSn1V AU-;S = iSr1 Il fVeira c;.lacI II Nm
IS ga q pabnc suctlsn, q tho Merchaafs sasS
s'.S csssss.,,nss efr - n ~. ctty -
fev 0rissns vithout reserye. to The hi2shest
- ,,;,*.s ~ a. crssasr ~ ths ~.
UaISl, Nm inSse - Ahs l,r;tsS a.st.s n.tr;st
~ T.. n. ~. T"r,,..t - Sr.,,.;sr ~
sittinr in Rankruptcy. in tie above entstied mae.
~. - ,.r.isr~3 ~ ths r;rth ~ I.rch nh
Ter. Sna rsncsrec on me "a n Ysr1 .,n.h,n @
s.sH ls ~ -t4 ~ 10y
Ely ~ ~ ~ 1aanpppp Ann RrRoANr FAMILY ma
49,. .,t"Sr.1 h ths Hnnrfh ni.fricf a. ne cfv n,
Su Sss~.: l., ~ :cns, hcnreI Nv Prvtsyy; =
~ a.,n.S u ~, T;xS&S str..t. ,....t
o css,,t ssw ~ ~. ~
Ss.,,tsse :. Prvtsnis sfreSx az ii feet E. ds~th
5 ~ - {He-.s.tr sH..st - "a ~ k.t@H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

RY NASH 4 HODGSONow. l. HODGs0N
q April g e IN he
and in pursuance Of Judgment, and an order q
s sesoaS Sstet Court for sSs ps q osesa.
SasscS l. Isl, court docket for seeopst q
s des and IL The nstsr q ases TcrSs:
vile Of George Warner. 70. Mra vireinis Burke iof
CSs 4 Basti , Est 81 Z: & together
situated in the First District & this city IN the
square SoSnSed y s. Cnazis. Inals C.ssnds'ss
}eet mont on 1t. Charles street. ~ . depth Of s.
feet inches, and front on Tha!is stneet, forming
between parallel lines, American measure accord.
ing to . plan made BY Louis H. Pile, surveyor,
dated March -, ISL.
story frame residence, with two-etory name back
building, Ill under slate roof and known - 40. ISL
st. Charles street, and contains wide hall. Two
large parlors, tvO bedrooms and cabtnet in the
main building, with Kitchen, storeroom and tive
servants' rooms, and water cl0sets above and
Il The S: so ss Id. e; yss
repair. and is leased until October next 1871. 1t
= p ~ TWO W0H VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, TO-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon situsted in the First District Of this city,
in the square bounded BY Race, ChipPews, Orsnge
lots Nos and g which sdjoin each other. and
measure each 81 feet II inehes ftout on Chippewa
street BY By depth q e esos tIas ses
parallel lines. American measure, according 70 z
plan made By Louis H. Pile, surveyor, dated
The improvements consist Of . double tenement
two-story frame vesidence, with . two story frame
back building, II under slate roof and known e :;
Zach saS y hail. p.oe sa1 DUNG
room, kitchen and storero0m; with closets, e!c;;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
TWO COnroRrABLR rENEMExTs At AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF JOHN PRENDRRGRAsT. Ne. a. oes

a-ff ~ 2 . g.
DY G. DE FERRET, AUCTTOMKKR-OFElCB
ID Ne. 50 Royal street-SATURDAY. April Is,
1871 ct twelve O'Clock n. 1t the St Charles
Auction Exchange. will be sold BY public suction.
by virtue of an order from the Honorable Louis
Duvi9neaud Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated March H. 1871 the fol-
lowing described real estate. belonging to said
'u & 4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, in the Third
District in square bounded by Victory or Decatur,
Port. Moreau or Charities and st. Ferdinand streets,
DESIGNATED as lot No. in square No. 2, which lot
measures - feet inches and lines front on Vie.
tory street, by . depth Of IS feet Z inches and
lines on the side Of lot No. and 50 feet inches
the side lire Of lot No. g. the rear line measuring
Fl feet inch and lines. The buildings and i'm.
provements (being No 1l9 Victory street, consist
Of . one story frame house, covered with slate,
containing two rooms, . cabinet and side and
rear gallery, back building containing one room;
also, Z brick privy. cfstern, paved yard etc.
2. ANOTHER Tor OF GROUND in the First
District, in the square bounded by Perdid0,
Glavier johnson and Calves streets, measuring =
feet IL inches and lines front on johnson street.
by l32 feet 3 inches and lines In depth be-
The buildings ana improvements consist Of .
onestory frame house mo. LOO johnson street,
containing two ro0ms, and . ehed. In the yard .
one-story frame house containing four rooms Also
two cisterns, privies, etc.
Terms-Cash.
Acts Of sale. with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before W. J. Castel, notary pub
lie, 1t purchasers expense.
mills Is Is apl Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
ELEGANT TWO STORY RESIDENCE, SITUATED
FOURTH DISTRICT, IN ONE OF THE MOST
DESIRABLE NRIGHBORHoODs IN THR GAR
DEN DISTRICT, SQUARE BLOCK PAVEMENT
In FRONT PAID FOR.
IN THE MATTER OF THE MINOR FRANCIS B
Lee-No. 34,34l. .<g3

RY NEVILLE 4 VAN S0LINGEN, ACC NC
be sold At public auction ON SATURDAY. April
and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street. near
Customhouse BY virtue Of and pursuant to Q iudg-
ment and an order Of the Hon. =. Duvigneaud,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated March 3, 1871, court docket No.
3l,34l, in the matter Of the minor Francis u Lee
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situaSed in
the Fourth District Of this city, in tho square
bounded by PrytaMs, Jackson. Coliseum ana
Philip streets, together with all the improvements
thereon. Said lots measure each % feet mont ON
Prytania street, by . depth Of 10 feet between
p :. cERTxIN PIECE OF GROUND, situated in
the rear Of the shove, measuring in length % feet
10 inches and lines. by width Of u feet inches
Tho improvements consist Of well built two
story residence, hack buildings and out buildings,
rendering it one Of the most desirable positions IN
This property is directly opposite the handsome
residences OF kessss Relf Preston. and Kruttnitz,
Prytania street, 10 paved with square blocks, ana
eli paid for.
Horse cars pass tho dooEs every two minutes.
Terms-One-thir cash, the remainder in equA!
intaments ct one and two years. for notes secured
BY special mortgage ON the property, and bearing
eight per cent interest FROM date until hnA pay
mont; act of GALE to contain the clause Of five Per
cent attorneys fees in either Of the notes have
to be sued upon: improvements to be Kept insured,
Act Of sale, together with internal revenue
stamps, ct tho expense Of the purchaser, before
c. Mott, notary public. ms3 - cps - -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

secsnA District CsuEt ~ IL parish II 0zleeas-
n. 3lc0


- tsessr- nielsias j. 1eey ssetienssr-O1es
No. II kxehangs PiAor-9ATURDAY, April -, 1s1l
1nstssss.s xssassss.. q Reysl. Sss~ssa CO -
end Cuseeahe1oe streets. = thie city ef Now
0riess4 ~ vktae q . oraer q IL henesahls
Is 9 hs az cessa = b So . 81
ssi ssS sess s e " To '''v's
The second Disssist 4 this city, dssieSsssd =
= ssSsa ssess ~ ;ss.. "a 49,
sqasze o. .ist \ Issn1sd y sixtk & willie, ~.
q :. DIV e ~ e c
ne oes q s. !Ges ss.ss stnee;s line:
q The proloneation q the iine q Waahingtm
tie buildings and improvemenss thsEssn, eompsis.
sSstiss With sst h s,:s ;nsf :ssy nssss1 etc
provs@entS for soa.saieace sesn.ity sessase e y,
ssstzs: The pssperty can b Visited It any time
have been OBTAINED nom n. nyrs ca Csrk dsin:s
Terms n scd t ~ t, nth
secured by vendors Hen and psivilsss "a ms1s:
inss pesnsns; ~ Il asis % contain tss csasi
ses 80 u tSe notes. lie e
IN e. q rs sss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
IMPROVED PROPERTY,
CORNER OF DBLoRD AND pRYADss STREETS
SUCCESSION OF MRS. JULIA sPRISGRR.
Second District Court for the Parish Of orleans-
@ IL No 33ssl.

DY c. r. .GIRARDEY 4 CO., ACC.
once No. IL Exchange place.-0ATURDAY. April
-, lo7l ct twelve O'Clock H. Ct the Merehants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, On Royal, between Canal
and Custcmhouse streets, h this city Il Now Or
iesns by virtue Of IN order from the a6aorable thu
Second District Court for the parinh Of OElAauo
dated fourteenth March, 1871, win be cold y
pubic auction, for account Of the sucoession a
Ars. Julia Springer, the following described prop
4 tor OF GROUND in the First District Of thss
city, in tho square bounded by Triton walk, nov
De1ord, Philippe, now Dryades, Julia and DaEs1ne
streets, destgnated q lot Me. s.. on plan Sy
cornerof Delord and Dryades streets, measux1pa
IS feet front ON said Triton walk Delsrd street
l2O feet inches in depth and front On sid rhilipp
or Dryades street, 10 feet In depth ON th1 lno d
lot No S. and 81 feet II inches IN width IN tie real
and ff0nt ON an alley opening on said Dxyndel
street. The improvements comprise . tWuoad I
halt story brick building, with kitchen, eta, ~
lower story used and occupied - blacksmith IN
TssmsET ih sum Of $500 cash, the remainder IN
two notes, payable in two and four years from the
date Of sale, and bearing interest Of nix per cent
per annQm from date II sale until maturity. and,
after until final pa5menA with the clause Of I'VE
per cent for attorneys fees in event Of suit to en-.
16rce payment Of the notes. Tho improvements to
be kept insured for the sum Of e3oo0, until the
notes aro paid, and tho policy transferred to the
taxes for l87l.
Act 1t 10 and United States 1t amps, ct the OK
notary .plblic. mh19 apl IS p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
SUCCESSION OF THE LArE SARAH B. PIERCE,
deceased.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. n, 49,.

ny vIRrUR or AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
ID srder of sale, rendssed March %. 1871, to me
Come 1br the pasi6h q OEleans, in the above
entitled matter, Win proceed 70 sen 1t public
anction, & the uerGnalfs and Auctioneers' kx-
Sssss stre:ts IN tSs Seeee1 District q hi: city.
TUESDAY, Xprn II. ls7l. = twelve o'clock Il,
i. xCERrAN FR0MlssOkY NOTE. drawn BY 3;
Naxalson to the order Of Miss eerah fierce. dated
thousand az huadrsd (ele66) dollan, payable
three yeaEs sster date. With inteFeet 4 ten P Pc
81 four hundrsd snd 1--we collars snd eighty one
cents (e40s 81. on the sixth Of December, lese.
Said note 10 pafaphed BY william Hubbz, recorder
4 A DUE BILL, nSde BY said B. Haralsoe, for
four hundred and twenty dollars (o<50), dated
Baton Rouge November D. 1853, in favor Of saad DC.
ceased interest to accrue ON said note, peyeole
November 3, lS63s
- - :. c. &. sAUvINET.
mhs, aps II sheriff Of the Parishcf Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

LA1ne = nlsr sxzee nouou
As1sssss sAas = lAsknsr1cs.
= o1Dn . ! : solros, A. !.
II M nArrn . a'cnAnD zua.sr.
District Court Of the Csitsa states It Anesiss -
~ District q Iaa,.laa.- =


-.-~
DY c. II @AkAkO81 - CUss AuC.
- tienees.-0Gcs Ma u kxc.aeee p,eoe-SAI-
ts.eesss - {. - srs ~ = -, 9
q. $500 8 IS 80 < SsssS &c, 3 g
+ Is zcsts 81 LAID. sou.del = 1suevs:
sivsr :sats = l:.d ..: q Jane s.s; .ed vest by
Rs;ss sss,s.ssss y he Me- =, =. Z: = :.s g
e Pm sssy "a p = = Eye, sSarveyos: aased The
sSonf "a mnsrScsi sescs Iet ~ ~ SS.ss;,
about 8 supsrdciaI acres. Lot N~ u contsins
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

4OU0 C88DtTs " eU9CB 88A1 WIA1bs
uC1nDluo TIM WRIx KNoW1 oRLxAHs
BorRG, SITUATED on cHAlrHEs STREET.
BsrwssH q. Ioun AID TOULOUSE
srRxxra
succEssloH OF JEAN yIRm PEPIH. No. a.Aes
DY q. D8 HKR1Br. AUCTIONKRR--0enC8
D Iel % Royel eessst-TnURSDAY. April -, -le51,
and Conf streets, WIN b ola 81 pubic auction,
sss1s jads E Il csSsf second b. cs
tho parlsh u Orleans. dated March Il, ls71, the
following described real estate, belonging - aail
succession, viz
Property - de Firse Dlserscs.
|. -FOUR Lors OF GROUND. nth the Improve
Ss sad az es
- fesk front ON Dry ades street. BY 1eo In depth.
The imprcvements consist N two large name
stables one two-story, the other oneSsoFy.
Properly In the secseA District.
:. TBR ORLEANS HOTEL, sitaated On Chartres
ssna 'sscsss ~ ScR saans
built end specially constructed for hotel purPoses
Ts ~ ~ C. sset inches and lines tout
on Charities street, 1T feet inches and line IN
depth on the line toward st. Louis street. 100 fest
sshs: snd sss on .s esRsa n ss n and
nss ON nue pssSiis to CSsrtres street thence
further depth Of % feet inches and lines, and 70
feet Inches On re rs sssr ns the ctzep. RANT
reduced TO Sl1
Properly In the Third District.
4 TwOLOTs OF GROUND in the square bounded
by Annette st. Anthony, Force and Virtue streets,
measuring eac 81 iee e. I'm 1c :" nd ns: 0nt
IN depth; c,orx,, !.
T1O LOIC " vkOuND IN the same square,
vr IS let Is aches dss
.. :3yAAnn VI 1. s..S coanaca y ~
nosne, nussc; r.Us1eF sna Az seecss' %Svlee !.
me 'sss essss 3 - 4 s:psS s.en' .''''
g 4 S9CAEk OF GhOUnD bounded ny rro:per.
nusic, Sohdelle and Arts streets divided into
MONT, 8 = e depth:
S9uAke ~ T1OvnD BOUNCED oy J Sas
into twsaty tour lots. ?es:S1ins. sssS, sSoas >
Seet Mont; ey y u deHsh c,o,,.r g.. 49, ..
kv Y. soIiS az S.,G UsD u a, re
tom street.: msasurtng each, - feet mont on Spain
street b{ l59 N aePGn ncrvr
~ AOIc ~ ~ ~ an, M tn a. '1c .hir1tcs,
street, 81 l10 in depth. M
No. ONE LOT OF GROUND IN the oeme square,
mec.IitnG ~ Get inches mont ON rfoeper Street,
II. oNR LOT OF GROUND In the :.cs sa quar-
meesu!ing ~ rect mcnes HUM On 0ou0ene ss1oe''
by ls0in depth.
by Girod, Music, Rcbeetson and Art: streets meas
uring, each, ,! feet II inches and lines mont ON
q. A eoUAke OF 0ROuNO BOMBED D C.
lestinc: Port, Genius ana y: FerMna1a esIoe!s'
divided into twenty-ioMr sc0. measuring escn'
about % feet 'front.': y SS0 II depth. u,
II. SQUAkk OF HOUND bounded ~ Aeefet
Port Force and It Ferdinand streets aivias 20 INTO
front. 6y 10 IN depth:
IS. TWO LOTS " GkOuND IN the square pound.
ed by Claiborne, Lafayette, kooertsCn ana rort
streets, measuring. Zach, = feet 8 inches nons ON
Claiborne street ~ 1S IN GePtn.
6 S9uAkH VI S1 1. oounaeG ~ Cen..n
Louisa, Laoefat ana Icy stIosss' .e - ~
twenty-f four lots, measuring eacn' ABOUT - rect
front, BY il8in depth:
H. I'm LOTS o. GROCMD IN ne eqaare oound-
e0 oy CiadOofnc, A%ssc, oo Is s.x =. Cn;rS
measuring. each, about y feet mont ON Claaoofne
street: y lSo n deRs1 1;.c,,~n
H. two LOic " UnOUND IN tno VmS slSsse'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

DY VIRTUE OF AID N OBEDIENCE TO An
IL order Of eale rendered March -. l85l, to me
directed by tho Honorable the second District
e. ths 9:s e ss Seoss cont
st the Merchants and Anctience1 Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and CnstOmhouse streets. in
theseeond District q this city, on MONDAY, Nay
saccsssioa, ths following described property, to
Two cserAlx LOTS or onousD, situate. lying
called Bcalgny, in the psrish o. Jefferson, now II
Is Elxth Disct Of this city in the square No. 13
1onnded " Ausserlits, Msurei Live Ave, OAK an. and
nate1 BY the numbsrs seven md eight on plan Of
two thousand and ninety:three lots Of ground
aitnate i'm said bsreugh. - plsa made y Aagas-
isss, and SsposiseS IL tho once q Joseph 4 Beard
eaeh ethel, and laeassIe each twenty eiehtieet
ssreet, between Laurel and Live Oak streets, BY .
depth Of one hundred and twenty feet between
parallel Inca Americas measure, agreeably to said
plan; together with I'll the buildtngs and improve
Being the same property acquitted by the deceased
BY purchsee from Henry ClementlAl!sudon Per
IN and "a the paaish Of Ieerson under date Of the
elghteenth day Of Nay, 1873.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance ut six
interest from day Of ssle; the time payments to be
~ he Usual cisnss * Ave per cent attorneys
sses, in the sveat Of non.pay~ents .uvurr Il
nhsl apls . Sheriff Of the Pari.h o. OrIeana.
sUCCRssION OF THE LATE SARAH B. PIERCE.
deceased.
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 34453.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
VALUABLE LOT on TCHOUPIr0ULAs sTRsBT.
BETWEEN MARKET AND ST. JAMES sTRERrs
SUCCESSION OF H. MCNEIL VANCE.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. q Sea.

DY NASH Il HODGaON-w l. HOD0sON,
ID Auctioneer.-Omce No. l7o 0ravier street-On
SATURDAY, Nay 6. 1871, 1t twelve o'clock H., It
the st. Charles Auction Excnange. by virtue q an
order Of the Honorable L0uis Duyigneaud Judge Of
tho Second District Court for the parish Of 0rleans
dated March o. ISL, court docket No. go for &c
count of tho successi0n Of H. Mcneil Vance, de-
ceased, viii be sold
ONK VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, in the First
District Of this city. in tho square bounded BY
Peters Qate New Leyeel, Market, Tcho1pitoulas and
1t. James Streets designated ~ No. 8, measuring
II feet II inches and lines front Tchoupitouas
street. by adepth Of III feet 10 inches and lines
between parallel lines, American measure, accord
ing to plan drawn BY Messra. Pile Murray, sur.
veyors dated April =, 1870
TeEms-Cash In United Ntakes treasury notes.
Act Of sale before Charles Stringer, notary, 1t
the expense Of the purchaser, including the United
States stamps, and the taxes for the year 1871.
apl Is 19my6 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

VIM mFo11xlr AID AiTl4OfrvB SAtE, on
ALONG CREDIT. or CHOICE RIAL HgrAlz.
mC1pD1u0' TB WE'LL KNOWu ORLEANS
BorRf, s1ruArED on CHARTREs STREET,
BE1wESr q. IOun AID TOULOUSE
sTRxETs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-08

Tbs SECRET OF NEPoLE0S's DowSFAH-Nspe-
leon III. Il cool and calculating by nature. vet
not even be WAS able 10 escape that iDt0xlcatlon
which history teaches Us 10 be inseparabie from
the acquisition OF new and great powers. Up 10
1860 ne mad conducted himself with rare circum-
spectlon though still rising. be advanced with
extreme caution, and steadily kept within certain
bounds. By protecting the PoUedom be mad won
the hearts of the Catholic clergy. both In and oat
Of France. and secured 2 iOOchold on the other
side of the Airs. England. whose public opinion
was at frs very adverse 10 him. he ur0UltIaled
by tee Crimean war. and then eeInentei the ali-
aDee by 3 liberal commercial treaty. He had
sSpped the power OF Austria In the Apennine
peninsula, and sown at the same time the seeds
Tor that diScord between Austria and Prussia
which Re valniy hoped would lead TO teeir
mutual injury and enieebienent. Judged from
ms standpoint. thus far all seemed 10 have been
well planned and successfully executed. Neither
public OUiDiOn nor the cabinets had as vet taken
special offence. Bat toe secret consciousness that
- become Indispensable 70 tee Eekie French
people. and 70 perpetaate his dynasty, be must
sull further augment the prestige and power Of
toe Second EIupire 5y territorial agEFandizemcn1
drove nm into those l.-maturei. rash enterrfises
which have terminated IN his cOnpIe.e ruin. Now
and then be appeared disposed 10 pause IN the
downward course into which be had been 50 re-
luctzntiy betrayed, bus fate aud tGe logic OF
events Impeiled MN on. until Re found himself
redceed 70 3 position eioseiy resembling that Of
ms uncle al of which c0rrob0rates zoe oTinion
that the b0napartes are incapable Of producing
anything lasting, and that rhey are fitted neither
Tor 3 repoblc nor q monareHS. having destroyed
the former and mas-Bsed the ia1tez.-LpEIEc0fi
for Jxzs-
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Tha "Weisshier" Story.

Mr.. Curtis writes. IN the Easy Chair Of
HGrDGr's Magazine
There is one tradition IN the Germany army
which has doubtless survived 70 TINS DAY, ana mas
been often gayiy repeated around the AMI hn
before Paris. Ii was told u Dr. Laeber by Oene-
raj Publ. of the allied army OF oceupatlon IN
1915. After entering Paris, General PiahI was
military governor of one of the divisions OF the
city, and Prussian soldier. native OF fomtfdhha'
was one dav brought before hfm Tor having oeat1n
his host, q French citizen. because ne ai'> nor III
stapflv uroduee the white beeF-weissbier ct Der
lin-when tife soldier demanded II. Inc aeihSho
WAS SO extraordinary that the curious general sent
for the offending soldier, aBd investigates Sne ca-e-
The soldier confessed everything lie had asked
for weissbier in Paris, and. against tie most posi-
tive orders. had beaten has French host VINO dc
not produce *.
bat. NV boy. said the general, ." can no
understand YOU. What do YOU mean by asking
for weissbier IN Paris?'
LII tell you, general. what mean "heh 'ne
French were in pomerania, IN 1890, returned
one dav from school and found that the french
soldiers were s~avacely beating my old iather De,
cause they insisted upon having claret Wine anu
there was none, perhaps IN ali Pomer2nla- IL
was q terrible sight ana l TOOK g Solemn oa1H'
general. boy as | was. that should ever get u
Paris as a soldier. I would demand weissoier, and
If the French did not instantly bring 1T q neg
him well. I'm only keeping my oath, general
General Pfuhl said u him. You viii have
vour punishment. OF course; but, my boy be
added kindly, when YOU come out want 10
see YOU.
These old feelings have doubtless mayed a ter
rihie mart IN the late war nor can the French
plead that they did not openly appeal 10 the an
Gent enmitv. The French declaration of war OF
the 18th July, 1870, ends with these words
. . The extraordinary constitutional charges III
Prussia awaken the sIumbering recOliections ol
1914. Let u cross the Rhine and average the
insult Of Prussia. The victors OF Jena survive =
So haushtiiv marched France 70 demand claret
in Berlin. But 10 II is Germany that quail:
weissbier II Paris