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voltaire Dying.

On the :35th Of February, 1883, Valtaire
penued the following blasphemy "iwen-
ty years more, and God VIII DC 10 Prey
ppresisely. at the time indicated. On the
18th Of February, l77s, voltaire was lying'
An was Thought, on bis bed Of death:
Backed aud tortured by remorse for past
misdeeds, he was most anxious 20 pIePtS
Ch,roh which he and his band had sworn
tn ;iestroy; and hence he resolyed on ad-
Sreesipg a minister of religion, in order to
receive the Sacrament OF. reconciliation.
On the 96th, then, he wrote the following
! fetter TO the Abbe- GaQltisr: lyon prom !
;ssS ,,s air. to come and hear me. I en-
treat YOU to take the trouble to call as soon
ss noSsible.n The Abbo vent ae once.
Sev days later, ip the presence OF the same
Ahbe Gaultier, the Abbe Mignoe, and the
Marquis de yiIleveille, the dying man ian
nmJersieped, declare, that, for these four
Ssvs mast. having been afflicted with
! kvomitipg Of blood at the age ofeighty TOUR
!. and not being able to drag myself 70
church, the Rev. the Rector OF st. Sulpice,
= having been pleased to add 70 ms, oS, .I'e
o good works, that Of sending to me Tue
,,f Gbbe G aultier, q priest, 1 confessed to hlml
>, ;, and II it pieases God TO dispose Of me, 1
I. die IN the Holy Cath Ollie Church, in WHICH
Is I was born, hoping that, the Divine mercy
. will pardon all my faults. ~ ever ao n Of
eOQn0anESO
d God and of che Church. March 2 l7ze;L
d, vOitaire. This doom msnt was p sep;
A. was also with the permission Of SoltaiIe
It carried to tie Rector Of SUPPLIES, aud to tne
m Ircbbisiop of Paris, in osder that tne!
r. eLt cav whether or not the declaTatiol
was sufficiently explicit and aatlsf r. AZ
or Twice before, when dangerously III, .n
lie wretch ed man had made abjeet retracta
On Etiona. Bat these he not only re9ecte
sh when restored to health, bat, pGselng fron
er I'D to worse, be poured out fuller walls 9
IL bis. wrath against God and Christiaoity
II was then Of necessity to receive the mo- q
we solemn and full abjuration of past innoeh
ng ties. IA, .ho Arcl
an. When Gualtier returned with the arc.
,au ;episcopal answer, he was refused adulI
siop to the dying man. The arch consPlr'
tors trembled at the apOstacy Of their ne y.
ucb and dreadinR the ridicule which would Ia
the nnon themselves, it was determined NOT
,ne allow any minister of religion thenceLor
ere To visit him. Finding himself thus cut
from the consultations Of religions oltal
poor became infatuated, no reproacb, no Cur
Seino deemed bad enough for the DAtel
loe och Serts and DiderOts who guarded oil
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tain eense. cot or from the society OF men,
hacansa he ~ chosen . higher snd hotter
Iifa Than most lmen can hopo' s0s!se@, -
~ nay IA that this 10, In eur opinion, ne
anal proof or the truth Of the religion We
When i religion can inspire naen so:sueh
aeta "a heeoSs1.aA these 70 which We naSo
aHsdsd, When they viii ds.pt.e all those
briShtest proSpecS after which men are
eanstSutiy ,ssfiviag, when, In Ane, they
nm forsake al. to follow Chriss--thts nust
| Droye oven to the least reascting, that IN
derftinR an this there il q deep, abiding
faith. and . 6rm conviction which trath IT.
self eSn only inspire.
! We,look in vain for anything like self
sacriflce outaide tho Catholic Church. In
the Church alone il found the exempli6ca'
ton Of those precepts which stand out 10
uinonsaS ON every page OF Holy VIII
Isl Quis ralt post ave peaire abneget seRsetsp
sum, toIldt crMcen,, ct seqMdtvr me-" .'r
While this spirit il manifested amongs
a 40, we have every reason to rejoice, as
, auaurs much good for, the fatnre 10
where such nobleness and generosity e1aa'
even though these virtues be rare, We ma
confidently hope for glorious future. Tn
, moet happy results must necessarily foHoS
such heroism, while such conduct Will .
always q standing rebuke to those who's
. only Thought is self. But we have bee
4 consideviug the facts merely from hua1a
n point of view. The true cauee of ear n
q foicing, and the only true foundation
ri our hope rest ou~the promise which Q,
J saviour himself gave rs, 81 viii be vi
= you all days,n and ''the gates OF he'll shs
a not prevail against you" 5- 81
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lESSE N6EK, SUNDAY, yULY-xl
"Bsgoee,n 10 aaid, at q ySa who have
bro90 At No % ~ present seaAs. Heeooes
n could Aays done !itheat yoa gu bat yen
eSule ses asss s. .ias . .ssc o sroeorsd
me- I" AGa then praying, a.a next e!aapne- ,
ming now sayiag,. 30 Christ,. A.0 ps1s,
n %. abandoned By God and mar" ne
wasteA away his life, csssinI 70 curse ana
blssphe.e and live sa the seth q Msy,
I77s. Thsse fact. we're made psblie ~
Mons. Tronohin, Protestant pAysscisn
| nom Genevs, who attended him almost TO
| the last. Mortified ut what he bad Wit
! messed he declared that to seo oil the sar'ee
Of orsstss, one only had to 20 % p presse .o;r
toutes les furies d'Oreste, II ny await qua
| - ttouver la mort dc voltaire.") .Soeh
a spectacle,n he adds, "weQld 6eneht the
young, who are 10 danger Of losiag the
Prseions helps Of religion" The Msrecha.
he saw that he LETT the bedside Of voitalre, |
declaE1ss that ''the eight was TOO horrible
io' Yiiette, tie friend Of volta,re, and Of
course, his copler, Monke, denied soese
denied tia resurrection Of our Divine
!, Lord but the great philosoReeh 4o .
IA Luc. whose learning, integrity, and po-
4 sition we're Of the highest, honestly repeal
81 "A sail eoonHr9aed what bad eesn pueno,y
and tra.hfally stated .soqt The ssErGF m n
a trsnscribe portion Of bin letter: De LUG
wse tReu In HE Atty -drse yeaf. THe Istter
y ~ dated Windsone October- ESQ, Ivy!
! | "Being at Paris in 1871, was often "
I. company with Mons. Tronchin. He was
al an old acquaintance OF Voitafre's ut Gene,
m va. whence he came to Paris, In quality .
p first physicisn to the father, Of the lat
It Duke of Orleans. He was called In darinl
no Voltaire's last illness, and have hears
him repeat all those circumstances aoou
20 which Paris and the whole world were 2
by that time speaking, respecting the horrls
state Of this impious mans soul .. a. the d dE
It'll every thing in his power to calm him 10
no the agitation he was in was 30 violent tina
by mo- remedies could take effect. But y
sas could not succeed, and unable to endns
t nn the horror which he felt at the pecuhs
,b- nature of his frantic rage, he absndons
iished ia all companies the real facts. tn
in he did to furnish dreadful lesson to tho
the Who calculate on being able when on the
las death-bed to investigate the disRosino
NY; most proper to appear In before the )ao
n 'reo ment-seat Of God. At that period, y
utry only the state Of the body, ous aiso :,
heir hopes Of making 90 awful an investigate
d TO meas. are attributes Of God; and He son
and tintes, as q wholesome ddmonttSon to me
ngiy lind, ps,ns;ts the prsishessats .dsnosH
IAN. against The inpious nsa's to be9s" eve" ~
tSs;- such are tho facts relative to the wret
sner ed end Of yoltaire-facts evidenced
izensI Tronchin aad Richelieu, and beaisyed
Grip 40 De Luc assures us, by tho whoi<
d &C Paris. and spoken of throughout tho
ape tire world. -London Popular Journal
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'VETu.LIAN EGAN,
nj, Ta.afhnT Moaa and EXoalsior MAI HBEoS6c
H1aA kefs and Mceq0ttT bafut
NJ 81 RiENVII.LB BTR8EG, e-sWeeo hSyA ane
80 - pcnTkon sare0eA Neu O[AeAnA AZ, -.
u4a~-AaaAa Haoois and Boarding 1000 e.ERtsSt.
.h1T1 n0sAoo ed low raeoo AASe UtoI~1Ss ;, ~
enS oSFafulIy stored. w. - y
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DEr2R ROSS, BUILDER, RETURHS THANn
= 70 thu oitisens e Nsy orsan. tos tasar
.aditcns y ~ Saa ift sSss, "
tenI pconp3lS % aay busiAesa In hstnA.
Eho mi oiHca corner Of PrytaniA and W eahin ~
| y -, ~ ia sui3 u ly
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ING STAR AND GAIHVkW-0
in the evening. ed their nona.seEse sssnS :.
surrounded by ssvsEal hundrsd ihaaf,civil0
selSl w'sss =. t hs1f IL. sss y msssh
.of ysars, were ecsnaandsd 70 lssve easE 4
:s into ss re
two fles ofeoldiers. The military 1ove ~ H..
one monastery 70 .peahci, and drove ~ a :
aWsi ty the sndasnness Of this movement thst
their efersiss wore parali.sa, and they ros1eo
frantioaliy bither and thither, beseeehipg she
But It Vas Of no svsi,. They nset start m> /
mediately on the rod 70 the Mexican bound
ary, 200 miles away! While the, were sta9 Nc.
fofeiEn oonsuls oane to the reseae, aud. in the
name Of their respective Governmsnts, pro,
| tested sgalnst this tre.tment. They suceeeat 20
4 the seaboard. instesd Of inland, in, the hope
| that \ better fate awaited them there
Between two hies Of srned l sI.M s. inc
Searuas to the port Of C6amperico. beneath the
4 soorehisg sun IL the tropics. They we're ros
allowed the simplest CONTEXT ~ tsas ssy o.
} thcir bed. draw m 1t their convent gate, and
grdersd them. nader pain Of DEATH to m'reh
Our informant statss that the agony end
dsspss e TIE r ss.g sassed u
soldiesy whsslsd aEo3nd and pourteG; tsn SS
into their midst killing four Outright ana
m9stsaly rossdine n. Ss a. rsamper;oo man,
Il Of liz feeble Old men Of tho party were com.
.pieteiy exhaustei;l their feet were swollen s
and lsoeratsd Ono Of the oiassn o. thi aac c-ns,
Ii its effects. Tho people wefe every where op-
70 these eE%ss. 1 and 'n cSyud '. offer no
=, It is only two months since the same reyo
these
y ~ The suspense in which the f.iars wei, wsI'
er r thew got On board the steamer, they had n.
a. idea of their destination. They were entirely :
he destitute. Nothing in the way Of comfort VA
sss srss fns%
to their way to Chsmperico, they united IA SUI SUI.
nd scribing toward fund for paying their pas
~, fhe came spirit Of confscation prevailed -
% the city Of Guatemaia as in the interior OF tn
~. State. Asplendid hacienda with the moI M,
'as was conascated, and the f.isrs we're order s
md To break an their homes within Aftsen day
all, They were permitted to remain IN the cou !
Pc. prommunisy. As With the Cspuchins
81. ne Antigua, tie citissns were strongly opposed
'ns, ~rotests were in Vain. Then eame beseeohina
and krom tho people for the Dominicans to rema
d. even a. seculars, asaong them. ine Hcs ~.
Is mined to leave &c city. offered to dsfray tn
re-. expenses to California; but when the ssean
hen aerived they broke their pfoniss; S,ss.
Al ons.ea, - t sno tnSs The fathers declined
nike o can't the favor, and forsaking their
ana hacienda, valued Al some ASooe: came "a
nnsa- TTare is q Community Of EraaefscaDs also
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n W. KELLY. o N r TAX ER.
Betwesn Erato and ITALIA stfeetAl m
Keeps always On hand an aeecf$menf q MSSaAo
. BURIAL CASES AED CASkEtA
and wood COfne Of al descriptions, siao everythn
requisite for . Funeral Carriages and SarsIsnSs
hire ~ all hours. ~ :. =
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The richer q man makes his food the
poorer he makea his appetite.
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UronlInoo and Oauphln0. ttft3sBs
ard ven eelecssd ssoek hslh fe The tao4 ortse ~
nov preparsS e e as Isiscs Which r. ~ &
py thsnsslves With sAe arelse sAsy AZ IN nesS e -
istes that are within tes ySsea o. NJ S'Ai IN
.osicS Ssiss and smsn PreAts" Il ny xim. Gre
q dollar saved 10 dollar f.get the place
| - ~ -tF 6ieA g tA9 1sd Boot.
1 ocaa ON Corner Ursuli1es ard Dauphlne streets.
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1880 suHDxY: JUET u. isn.
-~s>,-,--'~-~->----
- - = - /
Wa would commend to the careful attep-
- 1850. ~. so,,ovine excel
ton OF our iesoe's 'uo .'Ao~e - ~.
lent article from q recent namoss ~ -
Baltimors Mirror. Oar foreign ana comes.
tic e1eaaeess ontpais'o -" 49,. :.....as.t.
num6ers Of conventions 10 their immoo
naishhorhs ods, and nearly all their report.
Of the administrat,on Of tho Sacrament OF
Cs.e.,,..,c. t.rmi1ase With the words ''of
Cosnrmassoh 'es"'nSo =, 4.. .;,v IF
whom - are converts" In the cry 49,. y.
London alone, we'll authenticated STATISTICS
show taas sho o 81. ssn..rt,: "A the Rev.
year. hall q mo So". =: ,wort the
Thomas Canon Popes Ia ns -
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eresy has never been made khOWn ~ 1 ~
,ubllcY We would venture 70 ss.e sfoI ' ths y
.fsitS of their fatherer and make their act q
+ arkmiseion to the Catholic Church, TO q
IN that abe teaches and proposes TOT our
,alief. do 60 without the knowledge OF .tne 9;
busy world. True, II IL the oonveasi ~ tha :
aailv or the weekly, but not for the par. 9
uoss of parade or empty beasting for tne
eoni Of the paost Obscure person Ia - dear =
to the Charcb, and - highly priced oy nss
Divsne Founder N e see eoG Gs' nor e1 His
Church can sIs i respector Of persops, ior
to M1m oil are equally dear, tor al the
same .inAnihe prics wAs cheerfaiiy gwen.
Not a few amongst those whom we. have
the honor to conssder as eur aeasesS tilsa "
Prssestsntissn. ID almost every instance
thew Asys bsea obliged 10 relinse 18th every
thiHe fisk, men hold dear on eartn, Ouei-
nees. pasantsv friends, even. hone 1ts:aH
the leasess perhaps q earthly ses ss;t III
r mIs 'taan crush out that "sti1 ANAL
voieep 81 conscience ever urging chem 70
So ti,s VIM Of God rather than OF man:
Who ,uill ssay that, anch csndnce - NOS
heroisen &c the most exalted de9Eee i. we
know e .nssssnSs " ousSi ssianidsS hss
iutsntao3 e Seccming . Catholic: MS pa
rentay ehauaaug % deter HIM, shfeaeonea
to Sieinharit him II lhs shoula Do gaaisy o.
sasn - ~ - na. isterrad. howeyer, Ne
os,s,s ~ erercissd = TiRht which no
c .a.Iss Tsntssfant can deny to hfs fell
conss.S1Ns. .sSSssSe risht % worship God
accmainr 10 the asctatss Of his eoneofenee'
The .ye1ng man 10 to-day praetaeei va
tholic, asdmene thaa once sss phasess a"s
i i;citv IL not The denoralizing institution
tbev had supposed, for he has never beep
wa1eino In the exhibition OF qualities
whioh 'characserised- his whole life, VIE !;
chose Of O Kind brother aud dutifu, ana
loving con- The instance i aaI L;nS There
-. ,nsnv 0khers
Those who do not agree with Us in reli-
a;ona Driociplee are forced to admit, that
S;eVed ffosa . fnereay irpnan Boiat OF view,
; the conversion of RroSea&aass s0Dnols =.
is really inexpiicsble, both On accoant 2.
the violent opposition which lie bFoag!t
- bear nssinst them, and the crest sacri'
Scss conyorte are Invariably called upon co
make. Bot viewed from the suPeTnasafa
stand point, or In other words, IN ne Ss ~
~ faikh. thon their conduct admitS o. ~
go axnlSnatiou for them the sole motive
~h;eh nctsiates and 6uoys them up unoe
thatr irving circumstances ID fonnu IN tu'
nro,aieo OF Nim whose words can neve
ks;I- stWhoeyor ohsll le0va parantas 2gicn9e
. OF kindred, for my sake, snsn even AZ ~ IN III
Gfa receiyee hundred fold, ana In the mex
e,1S Es, averlessipg.n
I,... .. st5,, smother fact which bids q
-.;n;ces and which clearly indicates tins
c9Sis nl.uYck il fast RaiDing gro0u
.kn. IL Ia thia: the wiliingnet
aMvoSi ,;ch vonno man or yzorth and taller
Win 49, 49, =. .1,s aerv;ce of God an
oner the@set'Ss ~ :. trniy consolipg, e.
HE Cnurcn; asant lima vhen the prs
peciaiIy az tnS PkeGsS Sps S.p, az dasire8
vailing tnougnSh y - Observation-Disclosures
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uJIL41AN PHILLgs, UNION sT%BL1Ss no ~
9: Y: sss:sss sad ts Ss1. g. &c.
~ H.: 80 q the 1sias sad a sa:as e eorFessac
vifh fbe strineency Of tho times. All backing doee
200 ETC. VIII b sttended to % as to
fsctica an also prepased 70 hire vehicles sonS "
narties having their own horses. yaL. w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-11-12
Taking Cold.

If cold settles on the outer Cow
eriDg of the lungs il becomes pneu-
monia, Inflammation of the lungs, or
lung fever, which in many cases car
Iies the strongest man to his grave
within week. If cold falls upon
the inner covering Of the lungs it is
pleursy, with It's knife-like pains
and it's slow, very slow rocoveries.
II IL cold settles in the irints, there is
rheumatism with its agonies Of pain,
and rheumatism OF tho heart, which
in an instant sometimes snaps the
cords Of life with no friendly warm
ing. 1t is OF the utmost practical
Importance, then, in the wintry
weather, TO know not so much how
TO cure 3 cold as TO avoid it. Colds
always come from one cause, some-
times part or the whole Of the body
being colder than natural for q time.
II a man will keep his feet warm al
ways and never allow himself to be
chilled, he will never take cold in a
lifetime, and this can only be accom-
plished by due care in warm cloth
ing and the avoidance Of drafts and
undue exposure. While multitudes
Of colds come from cold ioet, perhaps
the majority arise from persons cool
ing off too quickly after becoming a
little warmer than il natural from
exercise or work, or from confne-
ment to warm apartment Wood $
Household Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-11-12
Sheep Eating Their Wool.

Instances Of sheep eating their own
wool are quite common, especially
during the latter part Of the winter
and early spring. Some have thought
the cause resulted from the presence
OF small parasites-as minute as the
red spider Of some Towering plants
which produce an irritation, and TO
allay this the sheep acquired the hab-
il OF biting its own skin, and thereby
eating its own wool. 1t is generally
believed, however, that the habit i
analogous 20 that Of hens eating their
own feathers, and Of tho abnormal
appetite Of cows for old bones, wool
en- rags, etc, and is caused by an ex-
hau-tiou of the phosphate in the soil.
0,i pastures and fields that have
been Tong cropped, are deficient in
these elements, hence the absence of
them in tho feed, and consequent
want of Thorn by the animals. AS
preventive, mix small quantity Of
bono meal with corn meal, and give
them an occasional feed sulphur al
so has been found 90 be a preventive
OF the habit, and many farmers keep
their stocG constantly supplied with
IT, 1t no doubt assists in giving a
healthy tone TO the system Maine
Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-11-12
Sherifrs Sale-Curtis and Wife.

GrArE OF WtscoNsiN,( Circuit Court In and for
- County Of Grant. Grant County, Wis
Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale
George McFa executor Of the last will and testament
Of Nancy o. Rice. deceased. pltn. Henry Curtis
and Amanda Curtis his wife, defts
By virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure aud order of
sale ,de and rendered in the above entitled cause
on the 18th day Of September 1872, directing that
sale be made Of the mortgaged premises Their men
toned and described follows. TO wit: The south
quarter OF south-east quarter Of section twelve
(2) In township three 49,, north of range two (2l.
west, situated in the County Of Grant. State OF
Wisconsin: | will, on the tenth day OF December
1872, At the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon Al
thu front Of the court house, In the village of
Lancaster in Grant county. Wisconsin, sell said de-
seribed lands aud premises 20 the highest and best
bidder Tor cash, TO satisfy said judgment interest
thereon and costs of sale Nm. n sL0AT.
sheriff Of Grant comfy, Wis.
VIZ v Csc p. CARTER, pltffs atty 2lw7
Dated Shtriffs Office, Lancaster, Oct. ls, 1872.
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Estate of WitZig.

Q fATR OF WISCONSIN, Probate Office
- Grant County. So Lancaster. Nov 1, 1872
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate of the last
will and testament Of Peter Witzig, deceased late
OF the county Of Grant.
Whereas an instrument In writing purporting to be
the last will and testament OF Peter Witzg, de-
ceased late ofthe county of Grant, has been led in
Agnes Witzg, praying that the same be proven and
admitted TO probate according TO the laws ofths State
Therefore, IL il ordered that said application be
heard before me at the Probate office in the village of
Lancaster, In said County, on the I'd day of Dec,
A. 1872, at O'Clock r. NJ.
And ii Is further ordered, that notice shall be given
10 all persons interested in said Will OF The time and
place Of said hearing by publication in the G-s.: c.
Herald, newspaper printed In said county for three
successive weeks each week. prior TO the time Of
such hearing.
BY the Court. WIN, MC00NlGAL,
23w3 County Judge