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a Clever EOHng Doctors Iuse.

DR.. tabarus, who died in Paris last
year, was one Of those iovial physicians
whose presence is equally sought in the
sick room as in society, and who effect
more with humor and pleasantly than by
mclicne. Being a brother-in-law of Les
sepS, the celebrated engineer, and nearly
i,.r,cl ted to nr;nccls ,amily of bis native
which deeply felt bis loss.
One cure hy which, at the commence
mcnt of his career, he achieved Il great
reputation. is characteristic of the man.
The buchcSa Of -- one of the most aris-
tccratic ladies' Of The Fauburg st. German.
haI got possessed OF the idea that she had
swallowed frog. She felt this fros-shc
declared she hal-and its presence robbed
her of her peace Of mind, sleep, and even
of health. The Partisan physicians had
the rudcncss to deny tb existence of this
animal, ignorant rs tley were that the
poor lady suffered maTyr.lam. 4 fortu-
nate chance made her acquainted Will. DR..
Cabarus, and to him Sc told her tale Of
Woe. He felt, with a seriousness worthy
Of lIippocrats himself te pulse of the fair
patient, enquirea aftcrvarious symptoms,
and when the charming a,istocrat had ex-
hanstcd all her store of rguments to prove
her pet deluson, the yathful doctor said,
1 after = well-lcigned paue:
Madame, the frog is here, but will re-
move it
I lie then prescribed Al innocent cmetic
and went to the rcarest over shop, where
he bought a small gren frog. Armed
with his confederate, presented him
self once moro before he duchess and
1 placed a large basin of waer in readiness.
I The emctic began to TAX fleet, the Duch- /
ess' eyes filed with tears and our doctor
took advantage of the oIortunity to slip (
the green frog in the basi
On seeing the frog lol was removed |
! from the Duchess heart nd for an instant
/ all seemed well. The ext instant sho
turned pale, and rs Or. abarus support /
cd her tottcring frame shcried in ics- |
pairing tone:
40 doctor. | am noicnrred, for the
frog has left a little one 2hind'
Stop cried Cabaru without allow
ing a trace Of embarrasnt to be seen in
his manner, "that we sEl soon see"
lie then threw 2 soaring glance upon
the frog, winch he had this time taken
III his hand, and utterewith certainty
that settled the Who'll question, these
words:
Madame, that is aimpossibility; for
| the frog L. n mn lo Y,
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PRICE LISTS.
&C., sc.

Our job rooms have been re-
plenished with a large variety
OF new tVDe of the lnt"e+ -.--4.
we ilatter ourselves that the work
turned out of our office for the
past year has been second to
none ever done III this city. Our
prices are low, and will COM
pare favorably with those Of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done i'll u
neat and worknanlikc manner.
had better give us a call, and eN
anime our work and prizes,
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Franklin ST. NarupwaC, keitrur,Yu
Pro Jrtutor. The la,~o trck .'NtI..I f,..fgt
'u'l; Eas been urrs!ird M ey,.Itgut 81, y. ual,t
u "n" at The largest Ini C,.tuyf See .tnL -
hantnNoc. \ good stable i- Autt u ctr,i...l ,
Nitt tao mouse, where stoc> NIiI uc N-rI D:ug..
Cr. I.
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Dick G.. WAS incorrishlc. lie was {
hummer, and no discipline could make
him anything else. Att time when, the
soldiers considered it wrong to steel a
flourish lie would do this with impunity,
/ although he was frequently punished for
+ leaving the ranks. On one occasion he
/ entered yard, ostensibly to get some
water. While At the well he Kissed the
farmers do. al the chickens. As the
asitated mistress of the house came to the
door, Dick, in pursuit Of dog and chicken
was close upon fine fowl. 1t futtered
toward the door, and the woman caught
it. Dick reached out his hands and tax
ing it from her, said cody and with bow,
" Thank you, thank YOU As the colonel
Numbered out, Take that chicken back,
sir, Dick said, - She gave it to me, sir
said | was welcome to take task her if
she didn't" and the noor, bewildercd wo
man could not say no. :
The next day Dick was notified that ifhe
fell out Of the ranks he would be punished
at night sure. He kept up well until
noon. Then, giving one of the boys his
gun, he slipped out for moment, but he
did not come back, and the captain was
furious. About three o'clock carriage.
driven by stylish negro, passed the reg
iment at race-course speed. Dick re
clined gracefully on the back seat, and rs
he passed, lifted his hat and made a most
elaborate bow to the captain and company.
When the regiment went into quarters
for the night. they found Dick with fire
made, and chicken, potatoes, etc, cooking.
The Captain sent for him aud ordered him
tied hand and foot. Dick came limpinc
up, dressed chicken in hand. "Tm sorry,
Captain, doggcncd if amt. / couldn't
catch up, aad SO rather than disobev YOUR
orders, | hired a darkey to bring me on,
and here | am in good time ! thought
you'd be hungry, and | made fire. have
thus chicken (see how fat it isl ready tc
cook. VIII You have it stewcl or fried, |
Captain"
''llang the chicken. was talking |
lhont you?' roared the captain CATER
Ill my cautions and threats you dropped
,nt."
'But lordy, Cap, was into camp afore
'ou WAS" responded Dick "WIll You
nave the chicken stewcd or fried, Cap p
md Dick showed the Captain what beau /
y it was.
The officer glarel at him moment and .
hen snapped out, "FIicd, curse it, And
Dick served the chicken in triumph, ana
escaped all punishment, as he always did.
T..Y-.y.
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The members of the Philadelphia Con
vention are busily engaged in dcnouncing
Horace Greeley for his "traitorous' con
duet in signing Davis bail-bond. The
Philadelphia Convention gave Gerrit Smith
a most enthusiastic welcome. No other
man had such an ovation as he. Yet he
signed that bail-bond, and wrote long be-
fore, this letter:
PErEEBoBo. " Y Aug a 1896
PRESIDENT JoHSsox-Honored Sir: have this
day subscribed a memorial 10 yourself in cehalf II
Jefferson Davis. l have done 30 with great salts
faction, for deem this very long confinement IN
PRISON without trial Insult TO the Scuth a
deep I'M astice TO nim.eR, and = less deep dis
honor 10 the GovernLent aud the country.
1 trust taa. III. DAVIS may either have = spesdy
TRIAL or be admitted " bail There are many men
who have Eo sym Ccthy 18th lis political views.
and no opposed slavery strenuousiy he 10
held It, that would eagerly become his bail. l am
one of them Your obedlent servant
GERRIT saith.
Moreover. in May, 1867, Henry Wilson,
nominated for Vice President by the men
who now denounce Greeley for his manly
and humane course in signing Davis bond,
| intro iueed into the Senate a resolution de-
manding the speedy trial of the Confeder-
ate President, dr his release on hail, or
even on his own reoaguizance.
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fas.ionahle iaitor. All poyd- ralde -. tn. ~,
-cil or "r" Marram,"d " so III .aI,ti. PC - O..
'uH.t.'l" aud am Ltunt tu ulr.>- tuD~ s.tir .t.
.i" H,.r custom. Snip ON ! JI-~r t,t, hoe,
"'-t ui .La h-uj.sc iIuu -e. l. a D..
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Cleanse the NItiptcl Blood whenever v,,, find ,,s i,
puriti-s bursting through the skin ia Pinples Eru,,
ti"ls or sores cleanse it when you Ini !, u,sruc;d
aud sluggish Ia the VEINS cleanse 8; when it l. GI
aud your teeiiuss Will tell you when. keep tI, LI.J
pure and the health of the ..stcn viii follow
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o1oss and freshness Of youth. Ihln /
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use Nothing can restort
the hair where the follicles are de
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it viii keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which Is often SO un-
cleanly end offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
/ Containing neither oil nor dye, 1t does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
/ long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
! Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
! LOWELL, MASS.
T. g. J 1tO6 ~ oOE. <genf
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tlNntl-l, Vllae ~ I'T0TW % \ new bdlUaIn"
i ,shthst., Manttowrr larticu.ai atI-,,i.
sSeu to all tie dile,eHt hrIAc'cs oi the pir,.
lon, ai4d al H.ta Warranted. testu tXtrtt'
without r,iu. 4 "a
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Dealer in MI ktni. az stow. aud Il .rlvlr- 40.
Manufactured Copper lIu aud sheet rtup e. ..
Eigrth.st.. South side net Tie priJ-r Nan
voc l.
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frOr- or ot Music etc will Civ, lessous Vorl .,,,
J." Nt'I ental Muse in the c. y 81 fynitg,.,,, 70.
NO ki,ors. Residence on El:atu-s: nen 30.
ourt House a., 6, o
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A little girl of eight or te, summers be-
ing asked what dust vas, relied that at
was mud with the juice squeezed out
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Ntorney ri Law aud bi~iTici Attorney tor Nh
foc CuuHh. Collections UtUuialiN attrntlrt
'iice Oh Buaalo, between Ei.. IN lnJ Ntuta.
- a.
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L'fsfr, sSE:.;s,,,rf.

h"cH- ")i kinds -; Mcafs, r,ustra. .llus- t..
".c, "hic'i H. " "a sell IL e lowest pu,r. .
GN-n'L5 aud kind " sln pnI gh1.,r- An, o..
u'Nns c1iH br-S or sh. -.i, 4, 4fG rlii ID,
ave l''t'Ft tl' hig.'eel rrtre'. lH q. >
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NitHrneNs and Cuunselo ~ Law. once on g
h. ~ :
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fan'rlhnser and Uuhoisl,rar, CARR .. Tum4la.
,bn h'r"~ss MAKER. CUmmerc at. hrtW-rn :, al
ihd eih- hanitoHs', rrCymfgcn ta hiu,~ 90 Dol,
those branches. ana Yru'rt.gs e., A.curp ~ -, -,
"ILh ITuLaltu,--. .E. Ia sis Usst st,it 4 4.
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Real Estate for Sale.

4 FARM 50 acres Of land. Frame Earn.
~ house, well waterel spring, etc 30
acres under cultivation, 3 miles from city
Lots II * Is in Block ll9. two frame houses
and barn. Lot / in Block l56 house and
barn. The northwest quarter Of northwest
quarter section 95. town Two Greeks. Mani.
tOwoc county I2-Iitf W IL HORN.
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Down With High Prices,

The people of Nauit0W0c are inforraed
that the undersigned has permanently
located here and has started \ FfEST-
CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT
consisting Of the latest stylc Of CARRI-
AGES. BUGGIES. BARUUCHES. &c
and of the best HORSES
lie asks the patronage If the Public.
assuring them satisfaction in turnouts and
prices
Static on Ninth street, South Side near
the Northwestern House.
7. s. TILs0N,
MASITowoC. August /, 1870.
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rus the high-st price f'r Wheat .,n,t olhar rr
lhtr. "hCt' on The northeast tDIH,. =. BaG3'n E..
Eighth SIS, MLUttuwuc. .4I4f
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W Eli s. CARBuLIH FABLE Is

mere ah!,t- prst.ht tbr Aid H. ION .,,l
n!hI n'hcrht i"tar-, IL popular fo. FOR iii "a Z,
" AZ IhIorf and Tang l-, iinltrFnsa a,-t
ccrahn 0 the throat sre immediately r. ..cyra a. Il
rtii'rntS ate C"IrtautiI being the u oI,r foi
Oi elI.t ~ cases e rort dt ties OF YEAR standing
y CNtll't\-!iuI't hr de- ciVcd bN wuttlicss jn,it,
thhs Oct nllv " II Gsrh0iic Va, lets Price rs ct-
yer h.S jDtN q lL,ta Is Plat -. \ y END
''' '"'"ii'. Hoi~ afclit Tor the ". y. Il 4w
&O60 mos th rtsii, IN d e lith srpl,efl and
yGOO key-cieck dies. 'ecure Circuit and g,a,
pies Tree. ;. spencer, Br.tl oro. V, NAV
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GREAT UNFAIllHG SPECIFIC,

tt3 i.4'EII 'aILAihT ana the pam al of-Orin-
'r"reo', {" Hit: Dyspepsia. Constipation.
Jatn mare. lIlous IttickS Sick ffra he.
o 20, D'rrcSeIpn oi spirits. Sour StOm.lc Ia.
Hort Bun, etc, etc
isC -uiatr the Liver and prevent
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S1Sa das {" Agents. sriiu@ tsm5-.igD ii,tro.
Tor Lholes Gents as breast a,srf -nlrr .s.u-
sniu p'a,h "lth bio ogrtpis Of Fi'.-td, uiiaf ia-
Glui'eS. SIin9cs ma i-.i to i.TF 81 cents tf.
EAY x Co , 80 Ceoar-st " y Ia-sE
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II SiNESS n!REClCi
J.r.Pl,aTClRa.ec, .. W. H.
4. u. WA.sKt Entts,
n. =, s.sCIs.,ONT.

Attorney and CpunseioT AZ Law. oisice
Il kI htu and QusS->;s. harltowoc-
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ChillS AID FEVER.
liNM6sS' LIVER RSGulAI0RI

NlTWTI--
j. 90 drastic violent medicine
l. sur. IT, cure il taken regularly
j II" iUJ0E;crtns beverage,
j. a itulrlg-s 'imiIy medicine
! tar cheapt-t medrine IA tlIc world
l. gwen itu safety and the hau;l 1t results To
th- most de.ic .tc iuttnt.
Docs not interfere with business
Does not disarrIn the sy ystem
axis u" pace Vi Quln.nn aui Bittcrs Of every
Kind.
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The subscriber having opened 3,
Flour and Feed store in the store of
Jas. :scnncu. on Commercial .,ree,
next door TO -. Torrisou. intends In
Keep constantly on hand tho very
best spring and winter wheat flour.
hiso all kinds OF feed which will be
delivered To any part of the city.
Sill ~. TRUMAN.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

AN ELEGANTLY B"UNp CA%NSssiN% i.toh
for tie best and ehearesl Family BiUIe ever pub
hehed VIII be tree 'f chag.e 70 anT o y agent.
II contaias EenrIy 500 6t. ScIiptural Illustrations.
aselts afe IA e'lpg "itn dhpr'c &C S"lFa eHc
c.,- AdSre,s st-ling experience, etc. aTi We
VIII show YOU what seri- are o nE. - A
TIuNAL PUBL NG 60, Cb cage Ii tinrln
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AGENTS. TO 1HE EESgUE I!

AGENTN 10 The EhNsUE !.
scatr tu.san ~ the psoDle. ARD
SUNS FEheUhAL HisTUbl OFGRANT 'eh
more trutL about tie man ia ~ all tho y . = IN
tie world. / you want TO kBo D.. II Giant IS thisf
liar Dr druukari reSd tHis boot Ag n.' can
maze large wages The next FEW months selling
IT, - yautt d, -Ba We slNe o'eTwHelndns com
missions. o.. -. 80 =,
Adorees AMERICAN PUriI>n Nc 60, h"I
Iord It or W E. nLsS CO. T ,ie 10 vhIO
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JohN O. Il IL GG. l. ~ IT. . -ew YORK
p,;.a, 49, lie Fc'nt toi rlIc I'uittd tan.
fhcc III per bniiis rcrd iui rcular. I4T;w
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

nj unriva,'ei Medicine ia warranted not to
q am 70 -inele particle Of MERCURY. or any min
MIna IL -Il.stlnee- l.
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Ayers S
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

wuicu rs aU
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
eifectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, scitb the
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HORACE GREEr.TY and FhNIT5

An eccant engraFiH' >. perfect ukeurs-i.s 2.22 -
sem oy mail sl, ai-., 'lnl1tI.u .tgD Is s!E q.
Di,se p ahu Eii'e4 21r SAINT .f.r.I Al lez We.
1S2 BrUadway, n i. H..
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6eu. Aysnt. ssh trsas.So csI " :, -, p.~rs sn
MIIIIOSs r. r.. s ~ s''' ~ u
W,,d,rf., o., - Co...
They arc not n viz -. ,Inr,,L Ma.,. ., p
Rum. WhI.kc- ..,caf s,I,I,. ,,. u.,.
Lamar. 5oct,rrI - ,,, -, ,.,s.-.'
tus,e r,ll,.t =. 1.o,i,.. -, t >, -, -
that ;,,I Ia. ti,,,l,r an, 4, i,r,,l - -, -
i;Siis si III i,.fi,s
OF California Tree fr'rn all Alcoholic S,imu-
- US, 'Io W. hNr hIuob III
~ :, i-'F" 'RfN''fLE'
~ ''o' "'''f '''N N'A''''"' "' t"e system
carrying ii All POISONOUS matter AMI storing thctlou
To IA, al,hy condition No t,,..,,, can tk, th,,. t
ter, o,,,.,li,.. Ia ,i,,,,i,,,. , ,i,, I,,. -,
,,..,, M. thor ,,.,.,.. .,,., a., ,,.i - -, ,
i,yond tI,,. ,s,Iut ,,r ,c,,,ir
They ur, a c..I, rurgntI,c ,-uc,
T,uic ,s,.,..ss,,,... ,l-, ,,. ,..,,,,. -, :, -
:s a rou,l fl,l rr,,t in fn,, 4, ,,,,.,t.. -,
nation nf tl, Liver o,1 tl,. 4 ,s,,,,, ,,,,,.
ron Eru,,E ,n,,r, ,,>r- -,
,I l. married ,.r -f,..l, ot Tie, ,, of .,,,,,
the turu Of lie tI,e> Tone Bitter, have M 4,,,I
For iniIrm,aator, aud throu;, Hbc,,,-
IL, .,I -, -
- """ .'""'' ''Np'r@'t or iHdigc>ii""'
,rr. pi-.,.... n 81, t.i.., -; ~,
n.y. aud ,,,u,i.,rr, tlcsc ui,,r,.
s"''N"''"i such Hi"""-"- nre c:uifct i'y Niiiafed
Of the Die..,i,, nrr,,, ~''''''
DSsrEpsI, an ,>n,.,,r,~ -
o.t. r.Ii -, " fN'i"N' Head
CT, ". ~ C"'S"H' ,'tni"eS o. The
Bad Taste in the nooth, bilious A,,aeA, nrp ton Of
The Heart, Inflammation Of the Luns, Pam The re
gionS OF the kine,s and hundred other painful ,,n,
r,,,. ar, d., n ...,... 4 4, ,
''' '"' ''Nt''''-N" "' h'SP'p>a.
ihcN nNt-pTate The Stomach aud stiuuate tho orr,J
Liver and R,VpIs ,,,,,h ,,,,,or ~, : .--..., =,
ni !. :, ', " '' '"e'' " ""c9ua''e'
ct''S ~ cIcaisl'% the ii"~i Of all impurities AMI I'M
pariu. new life aud yiaor TO IN, ~ loI, s>sf.a,
-. -- -
ttR ~ht DlsEt SES. Gruptiyus T,t.rr Sal
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WIRES, LIQUORS, WHls-
R!ES, and WINE viNECAR,
: YrL ST., lIetNccu : aud Sth.,
MnnItOHO o.. Wis.

Oilers to the public well selected stock
Of his own importation. Pure hungarian.
California and Sweet Still White and Rel
Wines.
Which viii be Sold CLpan for Cash
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S'' "' 3" many thousands arc ciectuaih destroy 81
anu removed Says 4 di.tincu-lcsi rl,vs olortsr.
crt Is acaTc"iF IA. individual tis face - :hs
rNIh WHO'S" t"hS !, exempt from The pr nee %,
""rhIN IL S not ur"H The hsaiiS ,I,l,,ur4 ,,f tI,
nop ihat N"In, exist. hut upon the diseased huu,r.
til Al'"i u'arr>i tl'ai Lu hc,' living moustrr- "
d'syt--' n" Sy~t'uI ui Medicine. nn Nrrguifu.., ma
, ',,i.niie' ~" Ire, thc s!ssH. rou, n1us Ike
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-05
MEMPHIS, TENN: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER s. 1872
"You first saw him in NOtre Dame

You first saw him in Notre Dame
did you not?"
oh, no; the first time / saw him -
and she smiled as she began the history,
as all women must when recalling the
beginning Of happy destiny" the
first time | saw him was in the little
convent of -. That was FIVE years
ago. had heard of Pere Hyacinthe,
but | was strongly opposed to Roman.
ism, although greatly interested in reli-
gous movements But / had friend
who was Catholic, who prevailed upon
me to 90 with her one morning early to
the convent; the Pere was to hold
a service there for the nuns at five
o'clock, and went. l can assure you |
was not much impressed in his favor.
He then wore the rough dress of the
monk, his head was shaved and he was
barefooted. / met him again after
wards and was more favorably impress
ed with the man. was in Rome when
he was called there by the Pope. Every
human feeling, human sympathy, and
sonalindividuality was so utterly re-
pressed. / knew the Pere's sister. She
was ih convent, but she never could
see her brother alone. Two others must
be with her when he came to see her,
and she could never look in his face,
unless he closed his eyes, and she the
same when he looked in hers. He was
not permitted to ride in the same car.
riage with his own mother. 1t all seemed
so terribly unnatural such a persistent
efforts to root out of the heart and soul
all human loves and feelings"
"A Catholic gentleman was telling me
the other day that the Pere's marriage
has had no effect whatever upon the
Catholic PRIESTHOOD that none have ex.
pressed either sympathy or congratula-
ton. Is this true?" asked. saf.
Quite the reverse" she replied; but
it has not appeared on the surface. Not
a day passes but the Pere receives letters
and personal visits from priests who
declare themselves anxious and ready to
follow his example. One was here only
to-day with woman whom he had loved
for years, but had not dared to marry.
1t is his intention now to do so.
You think the Pere's example must
produce a revolution in the Catholic
Church, do you notH'
Judging from present indications, IT
can hardly be otherwise"
He intends to preach again soon,
believer y ~ % % p
"Yes, sometime next month; but no
decisive arrangements as to place hawai-
as yet been made.
The Pere, as his wife calls him, was
arraYed in theeustomary black dress OF
a professional gentleman, but bears
in his handsome face an indescribable
something of the air of priest. He is
one of the finest of onversationalists.
de is winning, strong earnest, and full
OF feeling. His warm human sympa-
thies must have made him delightful
coniessor. All mel | should think
priest of sensibilties would fall under
the burden Of the condolences women
pour into his soul. Ii
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II seems probable that the Baden gam.
bhng-tahle proprietors will next year
transfer their establishments to Vaduz,
the chief town OF the Principally Of
Liechstenstein, the tiniest Of sovereign.
prineipalitles. The State is situated
betwesa Switzerland and the Tyrol, on
the northern slope Of the Rbatian Alps.
Its area, which is mountainous, covers
only hity-tvO square miles. Vaduz,
which has about two thousand inhabit
ants, lies between the Prince Of Lech-
tenstein's castle, which, founded on a
lofty rock, overhangs the Rhine. Up to
ls66 Lieehtenstein formed part Of the
German Confederation; but since the
establishment Of the North German
Confederation il has had no relations
with either the South German Confede-
ration or the North German States
This little country is in the enviable
condition of being dehtless. The age of
its monarch is thirty-tvo. he has pos
sessions ia the Austrian dominions much
larger than his own kingdom. and de-
Eives from these very large income.
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