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THE PLANET .1UPITIjIs.

Tho planet Jupiter, Tin largest in the sopr
| Rybtcm. Is now n very prominent sbiect In tho
evening sky. 1lo comca 10 tho meridian near II
o'clock, hnyin: been In opposition 10 tho sun
about two woeks a,r,ce.
II In not ncceFaary to givc directions for find
Ing ln. otLc. tl,a, that ho ia the brlshtss ntnr
visible aaat from Tho southern line; but note
Of lis position With reference 10 tow stars
mar ecrse ~ a help h recognizes tilum wllon
tho planet has lott tl.cir neiGi.do1hood.
A littla to tho right Of Jupiter, aud sou.h.ng
nbous O'Clock III tho evoning, is a vary pretty
i'guTs-a trat,osium-os stars tho uppor s,tle Of
which may be roughly described as seen,tng to
bo abont yard acrosn. This iHuro IL tls COLI
sto!latiou Coryus, thu Grow. ,uo from tic
two uprcr stars to Jupi,or will na.a throuol, \
hr.t ,tar ,,a,,- rI,a,o., ~ -, ,,,a ..rs.
o,'sns e''' as""'5 e'.sseu no u "'e ns1t mag
nitttc. 1t IL tho principal 1tar In Virgo, tho
Virgin, or tho cloaucr, aud Ia represented
an tho rlnhes NJ In hn,llful Of coru
c.rrc,t by lin fc,n.lc. ue,4n Tim atnr hox hoor
a.,,.., 3D.. s.1 a.,.,a.1, ~ - ~" .s ..usa
saliea ol"c", M" a8Ah'ech' " 10 ALSO Calico
best, III Boms may suppose, but from a word
~ itsa,e
o1a -, ''ss''' ,..,
pal stars. untl two other oltl'Tin: ones ut onpo-
sits cosnors Of the foul-tddod figure. 10 very
oasly rccocpIzol, wien o1co tie observer has
idani;no,, 4 T., t,,o ~
'"ons,o. T,'. -. ~ :" .'.s o"J.
Tho planet jupiter Ia: been written abous 80
mucl, rocontly that no ecaruely mood ossay ait
other description. Wo may, howovor, noto
h-,onv tho ,ssu,fa of H.. ,,,c.t ou,,.it.t;vo ~
.; ,t.+ ...:,s.,. I, .
eeare't on' 4'n| eo"e'"nt"ol5 III tosei"t FeaFocsS
from THO goncfhuy aeccptcu ssatomenss Of tho
textbooks.
Tho mann 1istanco of Junt.nr from thu MIN IL
d77 EC5} 000 ,niIee. or n nttle mora thnn IN
.,.,sS ~. "'"."' " .,;a,, ' ."" ~.
t'h'ee 'nc aeaa o1s.'neo OIL tuo eastn
fluM the sui. Ito tFayoIB through
bpaco {around tho sun) at tho ratio Of little
| morn tnan mitoa ner second. lila nn,,a.
,,,,., s;.,o+or T. q, t.n ,.t,. =. IN a t,,,,, a..
~ ths narth II.s ynn IL 10y ir,oa tnt ~
H. suu ,r nj. sa;,t u'e sa Iii.
~, ~ IT, o.rt., ~ W. 81 80 y, ~
si s'r y. ,.s vI ~ C '.,e 40 .n1 r. - s @ p @
oe ~. ps1 s,,s ,ne ~ 4s 1oa " 1AAS
~ 7nsi.n. n !. ~ .tts",ia,; H.. ~! ta,u... ill.,
.rooi,o ,1f.a'otn. - .;,;at, 80, .tGm ,.s
Sl11n ,,;,ss I@a III, .,,1 IN .,,;u. 'AeI; a.;
Lnt t,n .o.,r - arttnr ,E.., arr ,,snn ,r,,n
t"i-1 II si,,,,ea 80 a.. H. s;rt ,.",trn
s ecnia io aaa ns1 ,t,, t,n u,od a,a - = .rara
,,n, -. ,,sc,rsn ir ~ hr;ei+
ne ,e ean1ot 1'7Ss" - 'A' 'Ai'~N''A o'''''''eo'
e "ea.. .1ss, ,.. ,,..,, ..,.,,,., H.. .,,u,
a,,. T. ,so 10y ~. r..
IL" ,tn,osnera ~ 1nn;sar snH ,b foct ,hat ho
rniect. TO M No m,,ct, iicl. Fiat ,is temneratro
mmst Il. o,ir t,ats ha',,,s ~" nai,i 1pcnasnrS
" ..1trnos;tr ho,tnvnIl t;,ot H.
an1 ~ IN Tnrms - Tto vii, 4,,;n,,
| n' ,.a ~, 'Au o.,,.s;,.aoa - ,,ti .h,. hni,st
H. bcat, ,rr;tto,l ",' ~, ,.,,1 ,,r ~ -, ~ nn
)" IA II ,nn,u ,on,lgo :, ih;nS tEat tho i1oa IL
n,,t,;~.I .s,. sou" .stronn,,or ~ H. nrn.snt
| ca,1arntn, n r. roYtoufinr tn ,nr,, IN tl,n
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cLEopA1nb's MIRROR.
yd1 hayt thousand al1vcs, Mho do
UnwiliinGly thar duty;

yGu haYe = thousand alavcs, uho do
UnwillinGly thssr duty;
Ami l ono nnrvIrs have fnr you,
To itnaga luck your beauty !;
Nut that una Horyiro IL 30 1Weet,
would In It my life would Aeot,
Tour other slaves sny you arc atsrny
always Aeo you emlliug,
Al from ms &anlc new Graee you learn
Yt1l,r loytts for bogriItin8.
Tho.e a'Ryes, did taoy but win ns1
Your stuI!ca would dare thrice o'sr to die.
Oh, woul,i you that all lands should pass
lcueash ypur arm xlbJecston
Then drcni the wurl.l your loosing.glass.
And ma4a for your reflection.
DID you hut smIts OH mrn'aa ms,
Tile w1lnie world Should in bon4iyo b.
-, ". 4aaraitlan in f.onaon 41ectaisr.
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Ncstln tbs 6trcanl at tTfntiio
Wa pa,iuetl btforo wt parted:
Sim, being older. only Sighed,
Dut I VAS broktil.hcartett.

ncsilo tbs dtrcanl at cvfn.ilo
We raiued btf0ru wn Parted:
She, being a|dcr. only sighed,
D1t VAS Grokti1.hcarteds
"once more Il ssth] our trotl wo plight
Los ide thla br1mHsIng occan: !"
TIN river rolled tta usual height
Tho reat was ali ctpo:!eu.
sEn anavoretl nos,-my I1n7e, my Quesn r.
Sle KAy1 q Esltie SILVER;
t0ltl-El18uuGu Anlturs kh0H how keou
Tho breeze boHa up tho rlscs}.
"A flower r. ssiill flower as een
pf Iovn 0rrFovcI-eunfest"
Il marked = 1tose. 1aorc red ttian wins,
Tint rosB uEon her bre4s.}.
Htn E1yo II. Bnhtlcss esseneo fell
Fr,nl each pink petal fnhI;
woru It, though n1y kense nf tmall
Was somstling dull-from cold.
Ehs wrnt. And yet no Fate has u
Otr hyInertal ta{er;
HUI that's uot al the worst Of lit
The isuss waA only paptrl
-Austtn Uul16r.
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- FHEl3IE7pN1 7Tfi1, = =
All hopes at tho recovery Of littts Charley Hoes
have now been almost 1ha,,iolod. It IL report
ca that Neoterrcllt, Mnsacr'H brathes-it-|aw, is
new lockcd up iu 3loyamsnstg rrlson awaiting
trial Oh ths eharss OF being coneosned IN aud
having guilty kunw1etgo Of tito abduction OF
Tho boy. The Charge II Gasol on certain remarks
that accidentally fell from WaskarYeldks lips q
ahvf6 TINA ago in How York,
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Sorrow ntltl Eytssinesu.

a gentleman resilng In this city recently lost
his 1nothes-in-lAx. The tlaAta Of This lady lefs
h,m III ; quandEy. II i'ec!osed his sto,a hs might
loso somo custom, nuless spao explanation could
be fllrulshcd. 4 happy thought struck HIM. lie
purchased about quarter Of yard Of Grape,
hung 1t on hts sto's door, then paatoa Oh his
show. widow tho following. Hstors will ba
it will pay you to wait"
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Tho London SaHd6rfscoresponde in italy,
writing from Romo on llarcll l5. gives a dread
ful account OF tl,s cnsoty to wlicn ho1Hes are
hnblected In tho hsroetA of 'aa Itallan CAPITAL.
11e !c!ln ta that ho las soen them beaten s'uay-
aEoly about tho hcad," and wllcn ha hhs called a
p0lIcemans attention to tllesa acts OF brutality
tho latter has AnHwered, "Wllat have | 10 DO
with It ? 1t IL his horse" Tho .amo gentleman
bas Witnessed \ honan carter. sitter e1haust,ng
unfortunate animal intrusted 10 lis care.
"dsrt At tl!s uudor part Of tho c1ea.
bite It with bis teeth" Tho Italian Society tor
ths Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals. boIns in. in.
popular among the wealthy c|atyes, and nsas,,n.
ported By the Laws OF the country, is powesIesa
10 protect thcse unhappy quadrupeas. In Paris,
H.. ltostoan.. writing to tho Consi,utionne,
points ont thst' a. ,s ~. meeting OF tho membsts
Cruelty TO Auma!a he!d on tha 17G4 af Deosn,-
ber lat year, a IL, sorel called a.tontion TO
Tic suffering inflicted OIL tho young elephant
which spseass IL tna h. Tour da Monde" At
tina meeting that in Que part Of tho piece the
animal lat' to utter Uey, auu that this ory
was caused by. acute pain. sora Le sad,
Naa purposaty kept oPou tc1atreifnua rice) ba.
naa nscessary for tho elephant to make itsaf
heard this sore wf4 we'll probed NTH po,ntad
stick. Tie President Of t4s Boonty promised
thRt hs would inquire !nto the matter, aud that,
muuicase with the manager Of tho t.leatre. Ata
more roGunt racotlng OF tho soolely. wheu 4
Mia. Chretian askad what stepa had boon taken
IN tho nstter, she WAS informed that letter
s1hs about 10 be written to the manager
Of tho tlacatrc. lirgtug him to discontinue,
II poisbe. tho fll.treas1aent complained
Of. Ihia moihol of appealing to tho frufuKs OF
br1ita cEsAtlo.a W tho nd OF pointed stick and
Al opau soEs iH bY no nt4ns new, It Ia not III
uncommon thing ~ zee Arabs in tho ssroots OF
Aglsrs quiatly sugAgsd in AkInniug plAeaa about
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4 lively urchin accostod drugstore man tho
Iquo.ics % ,ou9 oissk; toss r sttt In ny a;stas.s
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Tho Hattie OF Eoltlen Hill.

Ht.tary q ~ c'ty q Sex lork, 1yJ. u JieCoran,
Tho basts Of uolden Hill took place Jan. 20,
ITO, caused by tho soldiers cutting down tho
lipott7-pols OF tue '"aona OF L,bo,ty." Tho
fi,ot aud tho "Hons Of Lbcrty,n-thc eol tiers
falling rack 10 Golden Till, on john street, be.
tween William and Clln streets, closely pursued
by tho cis4ons. trancla Field received se-
Vero wound. Threa ether citizens woso wound
bayonn&.. A short tlistauco from tboro, . Hai,or
Was cut down. Tho O. tixcila surrounded tho I'LL,
aud kcrt tie soldlers hlacGailod. No oilircr WAS
~ aoIu,na.,d OF tlIo eutlloEI. Tho noxt day, "
uas fe,Auuod by the so!dicra,
a man call porsuado himself luto A!most nny.
thing oxtei't Ill sToeti. II TT tho woman nho "
continually r4nill1iny him that llor daughter
ea'''t ~ it.}'saeI npon 70 lung ~ aLa u Around
to $50 tIItiss deus.
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J'tcS&hH t!Itss,} lottrl.Y-{{tFGA.
Ntondhy Our city TeA unllAnllty excited by tho
exhibition III the Coslffc'-L Herald Office of ahatd
Of wood which grow out OF q grave near York
vilo. III Gibson County. Il WAS brought into our
o'lico hy Capt g. s. Andrews, Of that county,
Who gives us lts history. A man tanned William
Horizon WAS ont walking with his wife ono SUR
day oson,ng not long ainco, and. in passing III
old neglected g1hseynEl near tho public road,
sl,e saw gum bush with bunch Of ni'stla:oo Oh
It's top, nnd requested hor husband to get 1t for
co.nmouead breaEine OF the mittIotoe, WHOM to
As surpri % and terror lio discovered That tho
wood underneath presented the perfect form Of 4
human haud. Capt. Antlrows, honring of tho
wondorful discovery. Tent to tho honsa Of Hr.
Horton, who, feeling rather uncomfortable over
tho thought that he cut it from grave, and per-
haps having some theory "a to lta supernatural
significance, very willingly let Capt. Altlraws
hnvo it. There hto ctizenR Of this city to whom
both Cnpt. Andsows and Mr. HERON nre known.
tho hand isaolf III proof enough Of tho truth
Of their BtAtomuut concGluing ita growth oil
= buAt. The busa from which 1t wls cut wnn
9 feet high, snl the hand was on tho top.
tho minlator's hand whom p1onounclng ban
edietion. 1t IL about ihe eizo OF q t-year-oltt
cilld's lIau1, with long slender fingers ko !loso
o. porhon very mitch anaclated by sickness.
The ~ood has enlarged formations on each ln-
ger and the thumb, representing and correspond
Ing with tho joints Of the hu,nnu hand. Tim
niuat remarkable feature about It In tito natural
appearance Of The nails. Ihpy hal q kind OF
flesh color, and tho balance Of tho llnnl wtlero
tho bark had boon entirely removed, looks
Blastly white. Tbs FIRST impression It nnkca
u,'oh you I. the SAME oxporioncol In handling a
sholcton, and a large innjority Of aloso who sec
II regard II with tbs sanlo eubducd. lsit-Bupar-
seitlous aao inspirnd By tho prcsencs OF a
corpse. alr. Audlsns 1ays tlo grave from Which
i was cas y supposed TO 10 tLn graso OF b yory
butcher, NAo was hurled there many yealB ago.
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tho water. bns mt the worer time in tba
sptiug," ho did SEQ very large locsa of them
"to neas tho mnrgln Of The river. that from
that circumstance. tho appearance OF their foath
1t o.l,er tlmes," ho concluded "tloy wore newly
emerged iroM tho water. When they attempted
to fly. thcy could not reach above 8 or 10 yaths
before they auttletl to the ground, anil then
pcarel unwilling to DO disturbed md, il not 10
frightened by BONN noleo or motion, would
cluster together, aeolning TO want to rent them
solves, ~ II feeble or fas'guea. They wcro not
recorernd from tLcir stupor,-tAers waa vis.
e,aous subsance GU Of, about !ae!s wipst, t,--or
ts1oy wose ton weak to ily array" 70 cliIeh tho
argument ar. Dsxtsr asEolts "that lhoro iAye
boon moro iuBtancoA than QUO OF PokoreI's
boing caught In this rlrer. At the SEASON ot tic
coming OF Swallows, with QUO IN ita belly"
Quo OF the most valuable papara in tue ool-
lection Ia that presenting "An Account Of soma
Of tho Vegetable p,Oduc.ionh, naturally Ero SlHg
IN thta part of America, botauIcally arranged,
h9J tho ltev. slanasueh Cutler. This waa the
tho plants nattve to Eastern Massachusetts,.
l}othnssts from Europe had visited CansAa And
the Southern States examining the tsoEa Of both
| segtonH hut. according to Mr. Cntlot'a ntate-
country lying, hetwacn these rogous. md in-
Guiding seyeral degrees OF Iatisuio atued un-
explored. ln tho preliminary portion OF hi4
Paaer, a Mr. uat!es !t uises !l'e utility Of general
country, and dcplorea thu fact that t1e sc,enco
OF Lotauy is tnuglt IN mons OF tho auhoo!s, H,y
i'nt nf plants COLLECTED Within fow ml,oe OF
lp,xlth' anu inelt.hH nearly 400 SPECIES, Ia ar
ranged Aecordlng 10 tha srtltic!a! or Lln,1aeu
| syaten. ro tho ua1ne ef tho ureater nu,nher Vt
ti1e plants ID appended all Aecoun. Of taer pocu-
!lar gflataocrtsics, n*dcinal qnalitiss sto, eto,
lho ootahlat wlli exE nine thiA carly attamps at
classification Of Now England plauts With sx-
| trenIa intaratt.
Copisa Of this old soEnme OF tho Memoirs
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No one remedy l. louder
called for by the necessities
of the American people than
"A sure and -afc cure FOR
Fever and Agur. Such
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Ghr 8utletim.
PARAGRAPHS.


Some men are like pyramids, which
are very broad where they touch the
ground, but grow narrower rs they
reach the sky.
Thirty lashcs OH the bare
back" is proposed in New Jersey for any
man who accepts an Office the duties of
which he knows himself incapable to per-
form. Go up plead, Jersey.
The original manuscript of President
I.incoin's address a! Gettysburg Is saidt
be In the possession of Carlos Pierce. OF
Stanstcad. Canada How it fell into his
hands is not stated.
Madame dc Stacl wrote on an album
recently delivered, "When two beings
truly love each other, they obey without
knowing, and that state of mutual de.
pcndencc constitutes the warmcst and
mildest of tyrannies."
--"How oblieing the boys IN town
are" remarked rustic to his wife tho
other day as they were paying rare
visit to the city. ave haven't been herr
half an hour yet and lots of 'em have of
tered to carry our bags for us and even I,
black my boots aud give us papers
Pears like they must be mighty wei
brought, up
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SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution To me directed by
ID the clerk of the circuit court Of AleNan-
der county, in the State of Illinois, in favor Of
James Clonan for the use Of Augustus i. Hal
ierberg and against John Duffey, ! have levied
upon the following described property, in the
FIRST Addition TO the said city of Cairo in the
county of Alexander and State of Illinois, to-
wit. Lo, numbered eighteen u.s. IN block num-
bered nine " a. the property of the said John
DuIey, which shall offer ut public sale at the
southwest door Of the court house in the city OF
Cairo, in the county of Alexander and State OF
Illinois, on the thirteenth day OF September A.
ISIS, AT the hour of eleven clock, %. m, for
cash, 10 satisfy said execution
ALEX. ii IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois
Cairo Illinois, August 2lst, ls75.
s-gl-tl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

Young men and ladies 10 know that the best
plac" to obtain u business education and an elt-
giant handwriting IL nt Tho
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Sherifs Sale.

I(l virtue of two special executions TO Ire di-
- rected by the clerk of the circuit court OF
Alexander county, in the State of Illinois, one
IN favor Of Jane Putney and the other in favor
81 lhoms Lainberson. and both against II.
Mstson webb, will offer ut public sale the fol-
lowing described property, in the city of Cairo
County of Alexander and State of Illinois, to
VII; Lot numbered seven ~, in block num-
tered SIX ~. lot numbered six 10y In block
numbered twenty-nine (so) sixteen Q6) feet on
OF south side of lot numbered tweniy-six (.6) {,
ana iots nun bered twenty seven (27), twenty
sight ~ and twenty nine t29), In block mum
nerea tweniy-six tld) and lot numbered five ~
~ block numbered thirty-two 90, also lots
numbered thirty live t3j) and thirty eight tlsl ,
n block numbered eighteen us0 in the First Al
ulion TO said city Us the property of the said IL
watson WeUb, at the southwest door of the
court house in the said city oil Cairo, county ol
Alexander aud State OF Illinois, on the ihir-
leenth day Of September A. ID. le75, at the
nouf OF eleven CLOCK, II. m. for cash 70 salts
~ said executions ALIEN. II. IRWIN
Derifi of Alexander County, Illinois
sa,ro. Nv, August 2lst, 1875,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure Of all
,icrangcmcnts in
the stomach, hv
or, and bowels;
They are n mild
aperient, and an
excellent p,lrgH
tive. Being p'lr
ly vegetable, they
contain no incr,.
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
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QRQ AN OPPORTUNITY Is
M hPAH offered ut Vicksburg,
w Ot46 O0Sbs Miss for placing
small Steamboat In tho
,r'dc between that city and the upper and lower
Iehhs' for the transportation Of Cotton Seed, etc
y steamer Of 800 or $50 tons capacity could do u
spssnald business this season, lasting about I
drnn.hs from sept. LIST. For full particulars nd
s.ps.dr =. .. Box '2, vickiburg Miss.
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SheriFs Sale.

10y virtue of an execution TO me directed by
d the clerk Of the circuit court of Alexander
county in the state of Illinois. in favor of Ber-
nard McManus and against Lee Phillips, have
levied upon the following described property, In
the city of Cairo county of Alexander and State
Of Illinois, to-wi. Lots numbered three ~ and
foRr az in block numbered forty-fiyc 90 rs
lie property of the said Lee Phillips, which
shall offer at public sale ut the southwest door
of the cour, house in the city of Cairo. in the
eounty of Alexander and state of Illinois, ON
the thirteenth day of september \. ID. 1873, AZ
the hour of eleven o'clock, m, for cash, To
satisfy said execution. ALIEN. II. IRWIN,
Sheriff OF Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, August 2lst, ls75.
s1l-fd
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Running Through wi.A'a: Change

Making close connections to and from all
points East and North, AZ indianapolis and Gin
e.ansti, and 10 and from all points south and
West OF Cairo by rail and river
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Mound City Accommodation runs Wed
Aesday anu saturday.
Leaves Cairo. ...........l II :aJ and :Oop m.
Leaves Mound City :i6an5 ,yQp. IN.
n q, GOODRICH, H. L. MORHILA,
EenG TioLot AZ e. General sup't
N1.YNr Information relative 10 rates and con-
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LAKE FOREST ACADEMY

school for Boys and YOUNG Men.
Full equipped witha corps Of six experienced
iegss. Board and Tuition, 500 per snkum
raw Term begins Sept 0. For catalogue and
information address the Principal
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ROME, April Ill had time to observe
the Holy Fathers features and general
appearance before he approached me. I
noticed that he walked heavily, shulling-
", as old men do who have passed three
score years and ten; and though l could
see traces Of the early nobility Of Carri-
age, and happy, bright dignity Of feature,
vet the form before me was no longer that
Of few years Ngo. The firm contour Of
face has been lost; the features seem to
hang heavily down, and the old, bright,
penetrating eye il dimmed and weakened.
There ia no coneenling the taVngeS that
old age and trouble, and conflict and dis
ease, have wrought upon this once noble
figure. | would indeed gladly believe
that Ills Holiness has yet ten years OF
life and usefulness before him, that lie
may vet live to see the final victory Of the
Catholic Church over her enemies; but !
cannot Pope Plus TX. Ia but a wreck Of
his former self, but a magnificent wreck
nevertheless. would be unjust to my
self were to describe him not accord
Ing to the impression left upon me 10 my
brief interview. Some day, and In all
probability not long hence, Pope Plus TX.
will take to his bed, never more to rise
from IT,. ..as
hardly recognized His Eminence, Car
dinal AntOnelli. Two years ago | saw
him in the same room, when he appeared
in the best health, and his features had,
as near a. remember, pleasant, ruddy
glow about them. The two years that
have since then elapsed have worked n
sad, marked change in his appearance.
lie IL apparently great sufferer from
rheumatic aifliCliOn. His once strong
frame Il bent, and his features pale and
weary, seem to show a degree Of com
plele physical exhaustion that almost
startled me. heard nftcrwAtl that His
Eminence was suffering from Bfighfs
disease Of the kidneys, and that he lives
under the RtFiClest and seyefesl regimen
Yet no allows himself no rest and hut
little recreation, but il continually occu.
pied with tho affairs Of the Church For
weeks together hO never leaves his apart.
mentS, and then when he does II Il Only
Tor short walk, fnfe