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doubt that Hauser was the son Of the
Grand Duke, Charles of Baden, and his
wife Stephania, consequently the legiti-
mate heir TO the throne. Charles, who
had married Stephania, the niece Of Ma
poleon |, in 1906, was a man of reckless
character. Not long after marriage he
became enamored OF the Baroness Ge-
yer Won Geyerberg, whom he raised to
the rank of Countess Won Hochberg.
This woman attempted to poison the
Grand Duchess, ard when the latter was
delivered Of an heir to the crown of
Baden, she caused that child to be
stolen. 1t was the unfortunate creature
afterward known under the name of Cas-
per Hauser The Grand Duchess was
assured by the physicians, all of whom
we're in the pay of the Countess, that
her child had died. She believed it until
her husband died, when she secretly
caused the
INFANTS COFFIN TO BE OPENED
1t was empty. Sometime afterward she
gave birth to another son, but the
mother seemed to believe that her child
had been taken from her and another
substituted. This was really the case,
the substituted baby being an illegiti-
mate son to whom the Countess Hoch-
berg had given birth about the same
time. The bastard was christened Leo
pold, and became heir apparent Of Ba-
den. The Grand Duchess never spoke
to him even after be had become Grand
Duke. She lived in seclusion, and died
few years ago. Whether her husband
Charles ever discovered the fraud, GER
tain it is that she finally poisoned him,
whereupon her son Leopold became
Grand Duke of Baden. he had no
right whatever to the position, for the
real heir, Casper Hauser, was then alive.
When inquiries began to be made into
Caspar Hauser's fate, the Countess
Hochberg
CAUSED HIM TO BE MURDERED.
The Grand Duke Leopold died in 1852,
when his son, Frederick Louis, the
present grand duke, ascended the throne.
He married in 1857, louisa, the only
daughter of the present Emperor Of
Germany, who has for son-in-law the
grandson Of a murderess, and the son Of
a bastard who in reality, has no right
whatever to the crown of Baden. The
Frankfort Gazette made public these
facts, and was furnished information by
parties in possession of the secret his
tory To ascertain the names of the
latter became the task of the Prussian
police, by order Of the Emperor. Un-
able to seize the books of the Gazette on
any direct charge the police took ad-
vantage the fact that the owner was also
partner in a job printing establishment.
From that establishment had been issued
a circular rejecting on certain bankers.
The latter sued the job printing Office,
and the police, on that ground, seized
all the books Of the Gazette, including
the subscription list. Throughout Ger
many the disclosures of the Gazette, and
the oppressive measures Of the exas-
perated Emperor, have created a pro-
found sensation. The Emperor, who is
a stickler for legitimacy, is intensely
mortified by the disclosures about his
son in-law. His daughter, the Grand
Duchess Of Baden, refuses to appear in
public since the disclosures have been
made.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Health is Cant,aI.

Who can doubt Il? Do we not every dav see
the vigorous and clear headed pushing on To-
fortune. and the feeble and brain-befoeeed
tarrying BY the way? Health gives energy,
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ties which deter the invalid altogether, the
vigorous man surmounts at a bound. If we
would be successful, let us first be healthy,
The initial step to be taken toward arriving
at that condition, is to rally the falling ener.
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ing vital power, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
may be Justly recommended in preference to
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remedy for bodily Irregularities, particularly
Of the stomach, bowels and liver. and relia-
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was Napoleon : ra,alI.t.

NbidAy Avi Julg.l
1t was in 1896 when the Directory had
named him Commanderin-Chief OF the
Army OF Italy, and at the same time had
refused or we're unable to supply him
with the means for repairing to head.
quarters with the state and dignity
betting his new rank. In this difficulty
the young General raised as large a sum
as he could by means Of his own credit
and the kindness of his friends, and as
this was miserably small, he intrusted it
to Junot, young officer who frequented
gaming tables, and bade him lose it all
or increase it in enormous proportions.
On your success" he said, depends
the possibility of my accepting this com
msnd, and taking you as my Abide.
Camp According to one account,
Junot first augmented the amount Of
his capital by selling a gold-hilted sword
which belonged to him, for Bonaparte
never failed to win the love OF those who
came in close contact with him. After
several hours play, in which Junot had
been successful beyond his hopes, he re-
paired to his chief and handed him his
winnings, which he thought would be
more than sufficient to meet all i'm.
mediate claims. The General sent him
back once more to tempt fortune, with
an order not to return till he had doubled
the sum or lost every cent, When Junot
appeared again it was with enough
money to enable Napoleon to make a
splendid appearance at headquarters.
The last sum won by Junot that night
has been put at 100000, while the
itv aH t.are -f71
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The ship Hamilton of Boston, lay at
her pier in Brooklyn, yesterday, a pic.
ture of nautical neatness. First officer
Hill, a fne-looking, brown-faced, brown
mustached young man, clad in popular
sailor garb of snowy white shirt and blue
trowsers, walked the deck. 1--WE reached
here yesterday" said he, after voy-
age of l29 days from Manila, with a. :
600 bags of sugar. On the 4th of June,
about three o clock in the morning, / was
standing aft, near the wheel, in charge
OF the vessel. We we're then not far
from the Island of Barbados, in latitude
IL deg, l6 min. north and longitude 81
deg 81 min, aHd running in light
trade wind, blowing about four knots an
hour. The water was as smooth as the
river here Suddenly the ship entered
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aRATN RATsERs REFUsE . su

GRAIN RATsERS REFUSE to sub
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PROFESSIONAL.
MANHOOD.

MANHOOD RESTORED.
A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL INPRU-
n dence, causing premature decay, ner-
vous debility, ETC., having tried in yaii, every
known remedy, hss found simple self-oure.
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Address j. H.EREEVES, rs Nassau street..
New York. - -. 3O.eod-l07
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,or.csrcn6n<rOuraAr,s sstnk The CONN psfbp of
s,e erecttou cf the Rev. Dr. ycchsrUu N Bfs1up The
rrounda Of their protest are III That the election
va, invalid from & Legal point OF view 81 In
Wild sho from q moral psiat Of vsw BY rsasoq Of
bargaining and like practices; ~ The fesiupsnlsn sfe
not ssned by majority " the psrshss but Qpy ~ ~
minority of fe dcieestf% representing ~ paf!sr. peng
ussiy ne-bsk ot DE Uulea sIros1ntsi sTt CS"s-
ton.
At the Catholic Congress held in Poictiers,
France, the uuumt,d liberty Of tho Dress was con-
demned the establishment Of schools OF law was urged
and such agcreics rural ecfres, tracts and Ieang
libraries and soupkitchens were recommended. Mgr.
tsrd made I'M address, IN the condition Of italy Mgr
ptttAA x,vldsis,sp 81 NewOfts. rskcsl Md D ~ssAsi
Anyect1on III IA II tho eaaifuhss ~ hts Aodtse fAe
Vice Rector Of tho Lourain ersty sak sAt Inrsin
its Aafsn are now enssea il active pusits or fr the
ft6vat pfUfcssiOnA
Tho fDEd~ihg delegates have been electet
ID IN edsnHA confettaee OF the NetAodin Efsc"paD
Church. With meets IN A. L,un ucxt Mays bnifhtfm
nls1Hs Ooef AAfihi.crs, DR.. Locke, q. NJ HhSey,
j. carp; laymen DR.. Gum and Coz. Metealk Mjc''gsu
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Wood; laynen, Feh& DhraAh aAa jesse McTInrry. De-
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IL Liehhaff j. Roth ciiei; Mynen, j. 6. Dekhaupt and
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"JOhn LatOuchc," whose travels in PortH-
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