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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-03

BIDS FOR THE REMOVAL OF MIG HIT SOIL
&C--Iesterday the following bids Tor remov-
ing night soil, garbage, and dead animals
were opened at the Board OF Health rooms
Washing ton NailOr, from foot of nth street
wharf 10 some point on the Potomac river
tor one, two and three years, $1,000; L. Me-
Canrey Co, TO some point outside the Dis
trtct limits, for three years, S14, 600; III. Gro
zler, rom any point designated to Smith
iand- Prince Georges county. Md, for one
wO or three years, 80 200; III. Holmes place
hereafter designated, for one year 81. 600, two
years 5000. aud three years for 81, 900; J. V
w Nandenburg, for one year s12 500 two
years 5000, and three years for 81, 500; Rob't
H. Ryan, to any place designate ted, for three
years, for Fl 800 per month; W. p Watrous
10 Four mile run, three years, for - 6ej: III
Il. Turner & Co, 10 some point on the Baltf-
more and Ohio or Baltimore and Potomac
railroad twenty miles from the city, for one
two or three years, ~ 500; Turner d Co. from
such wharves as the board may prescribe to
some point ON the Potomac river, for one
two on three years, SlO.J25; VI. V. Nichols by
rail or water TO any place designated by the
board, for ten years 6.O00 j. j. Hines, to
any point to be mutually agreed upon. for
ten years, SO 600: q. w. Knox from nth and
- streets wharveS or by rail when ice inn
pedeS navigation, for one year S9.SlO 80 two
years $3.50, three years - g3S; John France
by rail o. water, one year 80 500, three years
$500; Nichols & Hines, To some point on
some railroad running out of Washington
80 COO j. j. Garrett sent in proposal with
out the accompanying 500, proposing to re-
move by rail or water for Sl3 900. The board
has taken no action on the bids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-03

IT.
LIKE "QuAKER GuSs," artificial teeth are
OF nttie use and easily detected. Take care
.odo,f, use IL daily, ard your teeth will be
the last OF natures gifts TO fail you. 60
PERUVIAN SYRuP.-This valuable me,l-
cine has been silently making its way into
public favor by the numerous remarkable
cures IL has performed It's singular efficacy
Is owing to the procoride 81 iron which in IN Is
preparation remains unchanged and is the
Only form In which this rifdi elessest OF healthy
blood can be supplied. 60
DEATHS FROM CONSUMPTION would be as
rare as cures of that disease are now. IL every
cough cold, or Other affection OF the breath
ing oraans were promptly treated in the rigst
way The specific I'm such cases Is Halls H@6sa,
o. Horehottad and Tar. In less than three days
acough is stlenced by this agreeable prepaTsa-
lion. Take IL early. before the lungs have he
come congested, IL possible. But even when
the complaint has made serious inroads. and
NE Is threatened, there is safety in this
genial preparation.
ute t''e' 100'"-Ao'e DT'p'-c"re ia one min an
No Use OF any longer taking the large. re-
pulsive, gripping, drastic and nauseous pills.
composed of crude ard bulky Ingredients
and pGt Up IN cheap wood or pasteboard
boxes, when we can, by a careful apnlIca
ton OF chemical science, extract All
the cathartic and other medicinal properties
nom the most valuable roots and herbs aud
ltltO minute NranuiP,
scarcely larger than a mustard seed. that can
be readily swallowed by those of the most
sensitive stomachs and faStidiouS tastes
Zach of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets represents, i'm most concentrated form
as much cathartic power as Is embodied in
any OF the large pills found for sale In the
urng stores. From their wonderful cathartic
power, i'm proportion TO their size people who
nave not tried them, are apt to suppose that
they are harsh or drastic I'm effect but such
is hot at all the case the different active me-
dicinal principles OF which they are com
posed being so harmonized. one by the Others.
as 10 produces most searching and thorough
YET gently and kindly operating cathartic.
The Pellets are sold by dealers i'm me IL
cines. eoSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-03

LIKE "QCAKER GUNS" artificial teeth are
OF nttie use and easily detected. Take care
oil The real ones All You need IS fragrant 10
Soio1N. use IL daily, ard your teeth will be
the last OF natures gifts TO fail YOU. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-03


ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE Law
DEPARTMENT or HOWARD UNIVERSITY
The NH annual commencement of the law
department OF Howard University took place
last evening at the Congregational church,
which was crowded by the friends OF the
graduating class and the institution. The
exercises opened with prayer by Rev. j. B.
Reeve, and the following oratiOns were de-
HveTed Sc Control OF Railroad Corpora-
lions" by j. l.. Blenheim, OF Va; e" Citizen
ship, State and National by j. L. Settle OF
Miss, and Legal Remedies" by r. p
Brooks, OF Va Prof. John NJ. Langston pre-
Sented 70 the following graduates diplomas
comforting On them the degree of Bachelor of
Laws John f Rlanheim, Va; Robert p
brooke, A. b. Va; Henry Il. Fry, A B., Pa /:
Friend II. Gregory, n. J.; VIM. c. Roane
Va; John W. Rouse, Pa; jeremiah III. Scott
Pa; Josiah L. Settle, a. b.. Miss: Isaiah 8
Washington, Va; Edward II. White A. IL .
Ienn- MI LangStOn appropriately addressed
tne graduates, and apologiZed for The absence
OF Chief Justice Drake. OF the Court of Claims
who had been announced to address the grad
uates. but was detained at home by the i'll
ness OF his son. DIR. C.. G.. Cox briefly adj
dressed the graduates. and the formal exer-
elses then closed; after which, the class
through M. III. b Fry, presented their law
instructor, Mr.. III. ID. BEEN, with a gold
headed cane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-03
Industrial Exhibition Co,
$40
WILL BUYA
FIRST MORTGAGE
2 Il Il NJ UNI BOND
OF THE
NEW YeRk INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
PERPETUAL WORLDS FAIR.

These bonds are issued for the purpose Of raisin
,nhds ioI the erection OF building in the city ,
New York, to be used for a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-03

MAD CATS AND DOGS-The MayfieldfEy
democrat OF February % says Mayfield has
mad the mad dog scare TO considerable eX
tent for the last ten days, and now comes a
new sensation in the shape OF mad cats-real
mad cats that were not content to fight and
scratch out each others eyes. but flew around
with glaring eyes and gnashing teeth. seek
ing what and whom they might deyour.
AFTER biting one another and all the fowls on
the place, they made sad havoc with two ne
gro children living on Mr.. Bob Wright's
place, near the city, biting them on the leg
oetWeen The knee and ankle joint. The chill
dren were brought to the city, and a surgical
operation was performed by cutting out the
mesh around the wounds. and then by a
plentiful use of caustic, which was thought
10 be sufflclent 10 prevent any fatal result
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
@eG@forn az @iehfntter.

Wtan0e uno omar ut6t eben tpentge
nnlerer Sarmer beitben tpeber &imotbp
nod TIeemteien 9enug, nm tbre Climber,
S6ate uno Bferoe nit 6er erfor6erLt1en
Weenge Slitter fir ben 9erbit, @inter
nno SriGbItn9s : Nnfan9 3u D~eriorgei1.
0teIen m06ten mir etu Dltttel anratben,
oas SebIenOe auf 6ie bette unO btlisite
Wetie Su erieben, ipte fte auf Is = 20
Nder 9uten ttefgepfli9ten 2anoeS Sutter
genug bauen uno nit pel0em ft1 ebenio
pleG 8teb bieiel6e .3eit lang ernd6ren
fonnen, ais ibuen ionft faum SO older
gep0bnliben QSteIenlatoeS Itefern tpitr=
ben. @tr ipre6en bier iopobL aus eiges
ner Grfabrung, ba mir es ietber beriu6t
bGben, ais mir aud mebre Der beltem
Gieb3ii9ter un0 Wttl6tDtrtbi9after oes
WeitenS f%ennen, tDeL@e einen groBen
She'll iDres Suffers auf 6teie @rt 3teben.
Wtan berette ben 8obeu Dor, tptes eS
gep00nlt6 5peds 6es 0ell9fornpfans
Sens geI0tebt, nnb marie oteleu baum III
Der Wetie aus, tpte man bic Gntfernuug
Der su pHan5enOen 9teibe1 tpiinl9t =
etap 3 SUP $40 3ou-; Johann iGe
man Oas 8eIidforn 3tenlli9 bid in 6ieie
Sur6en, bamtt, tpenr nt0t ieoes Saas
menforn fetInett iDute, bod nod gellug
alffommt, nnb, ioute es 5l bid 1teben,
ausgeoitn1t merben fam. Wtan bearz
bette es gut uno babe es geraoe 10 oft,
GLS OBJ oaS &orn sur poafommenen Netfe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25

geIangen ultb ni1t nut Qlei6iam ais
6eufntter bienen Ioate. @enn es bann
Qufgeua6ien 1T, In 8Ilt6e ltebt nno&ol<
ben angeiebt bat, rm tpel0c Belt es I'M
boQften Safte itc6t, i6neibe man Die
Stengel tur5 nber oer @r0e ab uuO IeBe
0ie1e in 6odeu auf benz Teloe a%uiammelt,
etipa bon l4-16 Geiben 8rette uao in
oeriel6en @ntfernutg bon Der Gdnge Der
betreffenoen JtetDe in ie cine 0ode, poz
BET nur barauf 81 a6ten lit, Dab man
ftetS Die l6nglteu Stengel III Die Wtitte 3u
iebeu bat bel ieoer 9tet6e, IN Del6er man
3u boGeu beginn. Nu9 IeBe man bic
Ste1gel redt gerooe auf unO re6t 9lei6S
nl6Big i'll Der 9tunoe; bann lit gar niHs
einmal Elm 3uIammeubinben Der Spiben
notbpenotg, UNI Die 6oGelr gegen baS
uulgetDebtDeroen 81 i0aBeu; ie me6r lie
troGnen, UNI 10 mebr leBen Ite ii0 al ben
@uoen unb ite6en felt uno fompaft pa,
bis man tie etnfG9ren nno ans Sie9 Ders
fIttern fam.
gieQet9t mag Islander far9ten, Sic
TO grim gel6nittenen 8eli0fornitauben
biirften Let9t faulen nn0 ii6 III Der 0oGe
er1tbe1; bod lit DieS ourd)auS nidt Der
SQu, ipenl tur gerdbe aufgeieBt miro,
Die Stauoen tper6en boufomlnen gut als>
trodlen, uno Stengel un0 BIdtter ME
&o~l6enaniGBe tDeroen nod grim nnb
aromatti1 iein, tpenn man lie i'm @iuter
ausfittert; 1dLt man baum bel Der Slit
terung in ben Gaufen uno Srogen Der
St4ue nur gut auf 3teinlt6teit, 10 iDtro
ieoes 8rm9tbsiG1en, ielb1t Der Ste1get
bonn 8ieb nit 8e9ier0e gefreiien tDeroeR,
Da MueS Oar01 9uBer0roentlt9 naDrbaft
lit.
So4te cine o6er bic al1bere 6ode i'm
Tal tie btder all Der einen Sette ais an
oct anoern auf8eiebt lit, umfaael Ober
our6 chamber wirren, 10 muB man bieIe
IOfort tDieOer 1en aufieBen penn bonn
9iegenbleiben auf Dem 8OOen puroe oaS
Gorn alleroin9S fauIen unO pom SIeb
ut6t germ gefleiien peroer1.
Nuf eteie WeiIe ~getponneues Sntter tit
na6r1after, ais 0as bette GilnotD1 st6en.
8ferDe laiIeu ni6t ielten 6eu iGnlnlt
Safer bafIr iteben nne betBen IN OaS
Meli6forn : Tutter; 0eS9Let0en ateben
9tinoer un0 SGafe baS leBtere iebem ans
Oeren 6eM Dor, un0 Otilhfi6e geben bet
bieier ytabrnng me6r nHo bellere Wtll9,
ais iie beim beiten 6eu t6un.
SSH man Well6fOrnfutter a1f btele
@siie 3ieben, 10 muB bas 2uslGen oa3u
bon Wtitte Wtai bis Wtitte Stunt gei6ez
ben, urD Die @rnte, iobal0 Der ober anS
gegebene Stanb Der Sru0t begonnen bat.
@S lit alio Jest nod 3eit ba5u, lolbeS
3n beriu6en, nno mir ratben Den OarS
mern onr1aus gu 6teIer Dtetbooe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
ma6t bas Sod nit grOe Dem geete

ma6t bas Sod nit Gr0e bem 8eete
glet6.
Der @ef6maf 6es Spargels ion nod
bebeuteno perbeiiert peroen, tDenn man
i'm 6erbit einen elmer D0u 8lut 0uf
ieben Spargelftod gieBt.
Na6 benz Wtouat Stunt 6arf man teine
Spargel mebr fte6en, oa fonit oieSprOiz
ieuauSen, pel9e i'm nG1iten Sabre trei>
ben ioIen, bis gum nG6ften 8inter ni6t
3ett senug baben, ft9 9ebOrtg anSaubilz
ben.
SITES maffen bic Spar9eI6eete rein bon
nnfraut gebaLten peroen, bod fam man
9flansen, ipel9e nt6t 5I ttef nur5elll
uno bQlD nieoer berpHan5t Doer ausgez
bient baben, tpie ). g. &oblpflan3en,
Salat, Spinat, Gooi56eu in ben 3mtz
I9enraunlen bes SpargeIS aieben.
Nusge0enO bon Der G%rfabrung, baB
%cor3ugsneile fr6ftig enttptdelte Saamen
aud BFau5en bon ~belonoers ippt8em
0n9ie 9erDprbringen, fiiger1 tptr nod
Dtnsn, baB eS iebr 5wedentipre0eno ieiI
miro, wenn man gu Saamentrd9ern
1ol6e peibli9e Bfan3en WG6[t, DeI3e
nit ben eben ge6a6teng t9eni1aften aud
bic D~erbtnben, tuent8e, ober 0afIr um 10
groBere Saanler1 81 tragen. gStu ODER
fann man oieS ni6t, 10 empfte6lt it0 ote
bon GnSlGnbern BET Der @etreiOeiaat
geIbte BraTiS, nnter ben Saamenf0r>
nern nur Die er0Bten CUR T%ortpflan5uns
Qu53uleIeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
u6t bss aummerOieners natarIi6 ents

f1udt pes Gammeroieners natirIi6 ents
u5ie tper6en barber fpdter anOers
6enfen, 9err Baron!"
v@beHiO menig fanu mir Oas BunbniB
nit benz 6auptmanu b. @ronau gefauen.
Sin gutter DIener iteDt trem 81 ieiner
6erri6aft."
vOaS babe i9 itets ~get6an!"
Isle tbun eS iebt nitbt mebr."
Setter, ais tie glauben."
vWttt leeren WOrten bepeifen Sic
ni6tsl" 1a9te Der Baron barI1. vS0
nicberbole Sbnen, DaB i9 iol4e Oaa6i=
nat. butter meinem 3tIiden nidt
buloe. Sic BADEN ii6 UNI ni0ts tpeiter
ais nm Sbr Nmt 81 fImmern, unO tpenn
sic Oas ntdt wouen, baum i9eeren lie
ftp gum &eufeI!"
(6Ortiebuns fol9t.)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15
INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

4 few DAYS since boy aged Ten years,
son az Mr.. Troutman, Tulpehocken Ioan-
shin. Berks County, Pa, while attempting
to t;e IN q calf was kicked On the pack on
The neck br the calls mother, causing IN
ir1.-ies which resulted in the lads deatii'
A large black dog in New orisans
coD,m;tt-d suicide few days ago by ae-
liberafeiy going up TO the fourth noor ., =
high building and jumping out OF me
window headforernost. His domestic az
fairs were Of the hsppiest possible char-
ac,er. and no reason could be assigned, etc.
The Nashville TENN Bdsgaer SAYS
- A cat who makes her residence ~ <io
Fillmore street, South Nashville, night
before last gave birth TO seven kiuens
linked and combined together, forming 4
perfect round ball, with seven heads Wei
DISPLAYED. They are still alive and are
visited BIZ many curious persons.
William Kingswell, of Danbury
Conn was arrested a few days since Tor
brutal treatment Of a borrowed horse. In
order 10 make the animal walk as fast as
his own he tied a string 10 liz tongue, at
taching the other end to the head OF his
horse which, by a sudden start, jerked the
tongue out by the roots. Kingswell es-
capped trial, the owner Of the horse being
satisfied with pecuniary compensation.
Lewis Haines, employed in silver,
ware mandatory in Concord, y. H., died
recently under very peculiar circumstances.
Near where he was al work some nitrous
and sulphuruus acids were accidentally
spilled on the floor These acids united
and formed the fatal gas known as cyan
ogen" Mr.. Haines inhaled the gas Tor
several hours. and il produced asphyxia,
and operated much the same as pneumonia.
Being ignorant Of the deadly nature OF the
gas, he neglected TO call a physician until
il was too late 10 save his life.
The Detroit Nees gives the following
incident OF the recent tornado: . A dog
was found on the Jones farm, impaled on
dry limb of an elm tree. The limb was
about two inches in diameter and three
feet long, with branch about ten inches
in length, nearly midway between the
ends The limb entered the dog just be-
hind the shoulder, and passed directly
through the body, coming out near the
flank, and was stopped by the branch
above mentioned II il supposed that the
unfortunate canine was taken up by the
wind, hurled against the limb, breaking 1t
off, and was then carried TO the place
where he was found"
The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle tells this
extraordinary story: A physician Of this
city received from a brother physician in
a neighboring city, few days since, hui
man heart which has attached TO ii most
remarkable story. The man from whose
body the heart was taken attempted TO
commit suicide by stabbing himself with
knife. The weapon penetrated the heart
and cut cash entirely through it. Not
withstanding this the man lived for thirty
days afterward, and would probably have
survived for many years had he not risen
from his bed and rot on drunk. While
in an intoxicated condition he died. The
heart is now in the museum Of the Georgia
Medical College"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

took from one O'Clock at night until three
O'Clock The next afternoon before IL was
perfectly liquid. fit for running of. At
The two following castings the time OF
melting was only ten hours, from five a.
m. to three d. m. AT the last cast the
filing OF the mold took twenty-nine min
utes and half without any mishap. But
then followed four long, weary weeks Of
anxious waiting before the shell could be
broken. but when it fell the master had
the satisfaction of seeing that his labor
had at last been crowned with perfect sue
cess.
A feeling of silent admiration steals
over the heholder as he looks upon this
mighty form, ten feet eight inches high. OF
q diameter Of eleven feet two inches.
which weighs 81 800 German pounds lover
twenty-five tons1, and which will receive a
clspper or hammer Of nine feet ten inches
long. weighing $50 pounds. The bell,
which has at the sound-bow thickness of
thirteen and one-half inches, taper towards
the crown to little over three inches.
The screw passing through the crown Of
the bell. and through the apparatus for re-
ceiying the hammer, is OF corresponding
size, weighing 996 pounds, and carries
nut wei Ching 17s pounds. The six arms
forming the crown are decorated with an
gels heads, and end where they join the
bell in lions feet
The Emperor bell, which was shipped
at Frankenthal on the 18th of April, ar
rived safely at Cologne on the Sth of May.
The somewhat heightened voyage, which
was interrupted at the principal towns
along the Rhine To give the inhabitants
an opportunity of viewing the monster,
was successfully performed. The trans
port from the wharf to the southern tower
was accomplished without accident on the
18th Of May, under the special supervision
Of Herr Hamm, amongst the excitement
of thousands of spectators. A wagon had
to be expressly made for moving it from
the foundry on board sailing barge on
the canal leading to the Rhine, and this
was used again on its arrival at Cologne,
for its transit from the river to the cathe-
dral. An idea may be formed of the diff
culties attending it when it is stated that it
took eleven hours to move the mass dis
lance Of $50 PAGES on level roadway.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15
A Family of Maniacs.

4 peculiar case of insanity is reported
from Newark, Del, where two brothers
have just been sent to an asylum as raying
maniacs. The Wilmington papers fur
nish the following particulars of the az
fair " Last week jury was impaneled
at Newark, Del, at the instance of Will
lam and Thomas McConaughy, to deter
mine upon the sanity of their brother,
David McConaughy, a,wealthy citizen OF
the State. David retired from business
some time ago, and, his nervous system
becoming shattered from excessive drink
ing. he was confined in Kirkbride Asylum
for nearly four years. Two years ago he
returned very much reduced in health, but
under the treatment of a physician he
gradually recovered. He then began 10
ask his brothers about the settlementof his
accounts the claiming that they owed him
some SIS 900 or $4,000, but they com
mitted him TO the county almshouse, as
serting that he was still afflicted. He left
the almshouse and went to Philadelphia,
where he consulted an old family physician,
and from him obtained a certificate of the
sanity of his mind Since then he has
been residing in Newark, and, having or
dered his lawyers to push for a settlement
with his brothers, they made application
10 nave MIN Inc
| jury, however, rendered verdict de-
claring that David was in his right mind
and competent to transact his own bust
ness, notwithstanding the sworn judgment
of another brother tJonathan) and his two
sisters to the contrary. But the strangest
! part Of the affair now follows. Since the
| trial the two brothers have been appaT-
entity much affected, and showed signs Of
mental alteration. On Sunday decided
| symptoms Of insanity were observed in
| both, and by night they became so bad
thai ii was decided TO send them to Kirk
| brides, where they consigned their broth
er several years before. On Monday
morning they were placed on the train at
Wilmington for Philadelphia, but soon be-
came 40 violent that the Chief of Police
was Obliged to handcu.f them. Both
| We're wild and uncomfortable. One of
them rolled his eyes in frenzy and kept
ing tone OF voice. The other, who was
kept in forward car, acted in an equally
maddened manner Their actions created
a great excitement during the stay at the
depot The Wilmington papers state that
by some people this affiiction of the broth
ers is regarded as judgment for their
treatment OF David McConaughy, but ex-
press the opinion that it is more probably
the breaking out with them of an insanity
which is hereditary in the family. 1t was
also rumored in Wilmington yesterday
that David McConaughy, whom the jury
pronounced sane, is now also insane"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15
Anecdote Of Emperor William.

There il, says Berlin letter, charm.
Ing little anecdote current here just now
about the Emperor William, showing his
kindness Of heart to perfection. -Four lit
tie girls Of our acquaintance have been in
the habit for some years past Of bowling TO
the Emperor very enthusiastically when
ever they met him In their walks in the
's5biergarten. where, as is well known,
the sovereign may be seen almost every
day with only one servant besides his
Last year the little girls sorcly
missed their daily nod from His Majesty,
and when his birthday came round, just
after the end OF his long illness, they were
most anxious 10 send him their congratu-
lations. After many consultations four
little bouquets were tied together with a
blue ribbon, his fayorite color accompa.
MED by little anonymous note penncd by
the scribe Of the party, in which the four
little girls in the habit of greeting His
Majesty in the park send him their best
wishes for his birthday" etc, and sent to
the palace early In the morning and placed
In his room. Since that time the little SIS
tiers have been gratified and made happy
many q time by u gracious nod from the
Emperor, who, TO their excited magma.
ZION, seemed 10 look at tHelii SD lnqulTlHG-
IL. And probably the sight OF four little
girls, dressed exactly alike, made him
think Of his four little bouquets, for when
some weeks ago, another birthday found
him with no traces Of last years sickness
and only the remains of slight indispo
sition, and four little bouquets with lit
tie anonymous note again found their way
10 his table, he was evidently determined
To find out the little donors. The informa
ton he wanted was not obtained until ht
was In Weisbaden; but as soon as he die
know he Sent off four beautiful photo
graphs OF himself, signed by himself with
his own initials, one for each little girl
and with them he made them supremely
happy by sending back their own note, al
the beginning and end of which he had
written some very gracious words o.
thanks for their pretty thought of him
Those children win be devoted 10 the Elm
peror William for the rest of their lives
| The only drawback TO their happines,
| now Is not to know which of them i.
| eventually to be the happy possessor o.
! that precious document OF course ii is Il
be framed and IL will have the place O
| honor in the house, but who is TO keep 4
always" That Is the knotty point