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You are an impostor! My husband
in the dress of q barbarian, is q
prince !; you in the dress of a prince
are a barbarian. In this world you
see me no merev' - a* -"...
With these words she turned proud.
" away from him, and going up to
the Mameluke, they left the hall in
deep and earnest conversation. Phil
in laughed quietly, and said to- him.
self, my substitute, the Waterman,
must look to it, for I do not play my
part badly 1 only hope when he re-
turns he will proceed as have be-
gun" .'9
He went up to the dancers, and
was delighted to see the beautiful
Carmelite standing up in a set with
the overjoyed Brahmin. No sooner
did the latter perceive him, than
he kissed his hand to him, and in
dumb show gave him to understand
in what blessed state he was. Phil
ip thought, IT'S q pity am not to
be prince all my lifetime. The peo-
pie would be satisfied then to be a
prince is the easiest thing in the
world. He can do more with a sin
gle word than a lawyer with a four
hours speech. Yes! if I were 4
prince, my beautiful Rose would be
lost to me forever. No! I would
not be prince" He now looked at
the clock, and saw twas half past
eleven. The Mameluke hurried up
to him and gave him q paper
''Prince," he exclaimed Il could fall
at your feet and thank you in the
very dust; I am reconciled to my
wife. You have broken her heart
but it is better that it should be 80.
We leave for Poland this very night,
and there we shall fix our home,
Farewell! I shall be ready when
ever your Royal Highness requires
me, to pour out my last drop of blood
in your service. My gratitude is
eternal. Farewell -
''Stay :" said Philip to the Mar.
shall, who was hurrying away, "what
am I to do with this paper ~ -
20, that,-'tis the amount of my
loss to Jour Highness last week at
hazard. Ihad nearly forgotten it;
but before my departure I must clear
my debts. I have endorsed it ON the
back" With these words the Mar
shall disappeared.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.)
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"A. Detroit boy paid bis first visit
to one Of the Union shoots the other
day as a scholar, and when b ed came
home at plight bis mother inqdired:s l
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voice. 81 saw four boys Licked; sone
girl got t her ear pulled, and big schols
arlburped his elbow on ,themstove! I
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-. Since the accident to the Vanguard,
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clads s7are' not invulnerable, the British
Admiralty has; ordered two new naval
monsters, whereat John Bull shows great
wrath.
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
~ FOR 1e76,f

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THE TR1BuNE's PLATFORM. toI 49,
On the leading measures before the pub:
lie, THE CHICAGO TnIBtNn holds the fol.
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H' ":s@'s! ~ Ae 5SHNsroN xEA1EY.,, 4
l4xt agAk Assignee Of Mort Sgee.
J.S. RANDOLPH, III nt
Attorney for Alsagnes.i ,decs:7t
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-, :; .....- q! q r GEORGE GEISSEL.
Sheriff Of Stearns County, MINI
2, B. s9AHLs, Attorney for Mortgage. -.
DATED, december; !. 1875. .'..,S dec27w
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THE TREATMENT OF POULTRY.

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Old AND NE w
The PEOPLES MAGAZINE,

A new Series of this Monthly begins In January
!s75, with the Eleventh VOLUME.
She dep artmcnt Of FINE ART which has ca
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The department called the RECORD OF PROG.
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Science Association
The EXAMINER is IN impartial Reviewer OF IN.
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HALE
OLD AND NEW has won its wide circulation by
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Srs hltncy, Bishop, ClaIk, Geo Mac Donald
Miss Meredith, Miss Hale, .drs. Julia Ward Howe.
Mr.. Bernnn Mr.. rerkins, Mr.. Hale Mr. Trollope.
and other popular writer's These stOries short and
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5osiah Quincy, and other writer's Of obstruction
WIN be regularly continued.
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f,e'en6 its position before the Sunremc
Court it might suffer defeat and have
tenaye to pa". Its possible plea, that i.
Is not boond bv the acts of its Commits
s'oneTs~ continued, .in''obicc .tar mcGrly a de-
c7de, need not be here considered. In
ceed, 1t is hardly worth consideration at
any timesor place.
That 'p',,pte citizens ssometim es sue.
coed io eoforcing thri' just claims against
the Government is shown by the result in
The recent case Of Lamar versussthe Uni
ted States; the said Lamar having racov-
cred from the Treasury the sum of two
hundred thousand dollars or more IN
satisfaction Of his claim for the value of
q lot of cotton alleged to have lcen lille
gally seized and sold by order of Govern
ment. That Government contested the
claim is known; equally 80 the fact that
Government was mu'ctcd in heavy dam
ages. Is the Illegal seizure Of land leos
reprehensille than the seizure of cotton.
and has not the desppiled land owner the
same means of redress as the owncr of
cotton2
1t must be concedc Il that tue sipns7of
the .imes do not Indicate any very earl
legal tilt between an army of veterans on
the one hand and Government on the
other,on account of the latter's violated
bond. In this Instance, the grapes a!e
really sour, not worth much jumping for
md are let severely alone. But fruits
ipens, the hard and sou- thing of to day
becomes in time golden lucious object
sought for Of all men. In. like manner
With lsnse of tima the now abandoned
states all about US may again attain to
uch value as to make them worth con-
ending fer. Then rir,e VIII be scrut;.
lized, the aid of the best legal talent will
'e invoked, and it may turn out after all
hat Government has not shaken of its
Obligations to the holders of Army and
Navy witlss by simpls' ignoring them.
Is it TOO much to expect of Congress at
N early day an equitable and generous
ettlement Of this and all the other col
ateral problems which have grown out
# the mistaken policy Of the South Ca
'lina Tax Titles, held by the authoriz
ion of Government
VATcR
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13
V.ATca.

The ex-King of Oudh, who receives n
pension of $4,000 from the British Gov.
ernment, spends the entire sum in main
taining::a mimic court in his little domain
on the banks of she H@oghly. His devoted
subjects number about 6,0OO. His court
is perfect in form, his officers of state
having tho same titles and dignitics as
their predecessors had in Oudh. His
menagerie is the finest in the word, con
taining 10000 birds, beasts, and snakes
tie has four houses, where he a!tcrnacly
spends his days. The grounds are beau
tifully kept, Ecmploying 800 gardeners,
The ex-Mng has two wives, anI family
of thirty-one sons ani twenty-five daugh
tcrs.