, 1875-11-14

salt water till they are laid At last under the
short crisp grass in tie desolate cemete1y On th
hilltop. 4 bu1orn lass, 10 thick shoes an1
coarse bus homespun stockings, OF uncommon
plumpness IN skirts that must be pumberleas
| judging frsn7 their circumference, aud having
shoulders oIoader than most me:l, meets and
loves enc Of the snpple-join:ad lads who hang
| about the butts when they are drawn to shore
! e il they we're the darlings Of their lives
Probably this maid takes thus man in her mel
jcst as it he we're some delightful! ua1ino crea.
ture and he Accepts his fate rs the fish do, w1tt
fa1nt struEgba that is "a hopeless as it is brief
Then they settle in one Of the cottages. hane
their nets out OF tue window in the sun, cover
the Hidewalk with fsl-scales, and enjoy life
When the warm weather comes and the men &c
down to the pier and leap OF into the sea like
broTn savage8, the women follow them aud ap-
rlzod the best swimmers. 1t ia very simple
existence, and th y seem happy, but tho odor
| Of it is q trit1e loud.
CAN THE POPE GRANT TITLES?
Frenchman o3' Nea.th aud soms prominence
in public life (says Paris letter) has just been
granted tit!o bg the Popa,-in recognition Of
his money. fancy. rather than his serTices,-
| and the French Government refuses to recos-
nize the title or to permit the newiy-mzde no.
bleman to bear f. The reason given for the
refusal il that the Pope is no longer temporal
sovereign, aud he nee has right to grant titles
OF nobility. This lhas fallen like a thupderciap
upon great many ambitious men. The num-
her OF Frenrhmen .:nno5led By the Pope is Con-
siderable, and many members Of noble French
families have received new titles from Rome.
An example is found in tbs Comte de
La hochefoucanld, Tlo was created DUO de
Biesaccia by the ropc, and who WAS alwaye called
Due de La RochefouceuId Dtsgaccf& n1urh to the
disgust OF tho old DUO who Was tue c!s:et OF this
dis;lneenished family. Many OF our Couuts Lave
q rFfx ~ I'm RAI17 y
Ibis decision On the part OF the French Go, err
meut opeIs up q curl DEB discussion. for il the
Pope cannot grant titles, can be grant the deco
ratoas that are ecstte1ad about 30 ibe1allv? II
those decorations r. g gnlZed OF the Chaneef-
ties j? This ec,ion On the part OF the Govern
ment is not very we'll received 10 any quar-
ter, for the number OF men who dream
o. o. eet'ns 11es t"f 1oemSs4Fes from the
ds:;s;on ,s;,i r. -. +,a ~ 1n
it it is no longer allowed TO ,craut such fayors tha
number Of it's ardent ra1 II s.Ds may he senepy
diminished The mania for titles 1s something
sast'y s,1 eonpreueas,o'a 10 ~ mno nve In fa'as
ti,an INV othay ~ tha wn,Is VIII rha a]nas,a !
ton Of Englsh aad Amares rs, all foreigners !
who come heie have sone tide, and it would be t.
aa1o 10 ma tooan VINO VAS Eot &C least |
cn11s n,osaF Dara u1,e I una n5te WY
IN soc;etv In his csaa m ora nas a t
right to complain but Mr. Washburne. and
ne would not interfere If Ill the Americans
ae o 80 ~ naf Gu, pat ~, g @
nan VEG gives nlnse1 .!tie u auaenaole 10 tue
!a". w tuse'Sne1 caonot oa '9cnea uh!ess ne
40 -. soG ~ ~ o4usG. a*tL @nsn h1s ~
h;an sa " 30 uts W asatee
- | O.. - nt st ptooi. ueu os :ts nses
~ ~ alle ~ u not oao luea 20 aase ute sna
a. y the,a.as ~ 49, noo.1s Lucy eau
10y pie"se. a. 10y nsse
~ -; Hae.h -. - ~ -, w
p y fteucn .I s0cIets' a'i thae an american ever
j. go so Ine puAe " .1e Spuln sess Tess, or
nHlon as t14e"A1el. cteAkeu W Ane honua
= Ne" oA1ea1a' "oo'a Pas8 e1's@1e15 unques~
Ao"eo'
oon cap, nc ora..,cue1,re
wb,, ~ h.. ~, ~ r.,,: 49, hI,a5 - u
~ ."a- 100 ~ -. w o''1a " 1oA.4
w., WIZ Avs u 'oe na'1s '41ee's1taate
children he wac Known to have, or OF Lonis
XIV. who recognized fifteen, he NAY be little
more excussble than other men for being 3 tert-
,,1,..t -, !. D,n 1,e, h,t ~. T.-,,- Cs.r.
.A@4A'~' ~ 0e@ s".' o 0'u ~t'o V~1o
'atas correspondent OF tne Ne" aofk ilaes}
Gems to have gone father in the footsteps OF
ia ancestors than could veil be endured in his
ncnrta;n dons,na. Accord,nu to ranorta ba !
.a .-a..a.. 80 g.. .a:.. x,s
90 4@1 eAeeoAo1 LUG - 1al'oao .. n!' Aa"t,' nuo
as certainly eho"n tnas the " relie4oo ne "lshes |
, establish IN Spalu +" does not occupy all Of his
me We have had some scandalous stories OF
a ATn ~ m n--Rrn rod I'm
=. -. ,:..~-s !
~ uno ~ IL" o1Ss. aeeu oenet"'s, oeca"se
aa1 Ate Was purchased os daa9hteis :.
onor: but recent cases arc equally
I'D. He 10 eaid to spend his time in the worst
saturnalian pleasures aud was s.n1sin9 him. t r
III with peasant clrl durlng the recent oper- ! a
~ " nsat usa ~ L. Etes eonie ta1a
1gbtto set an esau,n!e to lis snbiecIs and ssys
Iat he has just added murder to his other i
ines The Roy" never gets up till after il
la@as, seu 'nea 1roeseos ~ once IN sea1ch OF
,5ahonet rbst tha rannIa go n.ored ~ a1d d
ave cure vas appointed to ren1opstrate With IA
a E;r.r Whsn ;ntrn3ncaa ,,to ~ pars1 nraa | t.
zee the cure complained ct th@ e1ceasea Of the - -
war snd wo,a M connotihla w,rh ,ba | n
or.is ~ ~ tbe nean1e of Fs+oia 1ne bi
"a Carlos promised to inonire into The
n1ucs of bis officers. The cure added that the IT,
at way to correct such abuses ,ras for the ch
ny himself to set the example. and ho begged in
IN Carlos to moderate his oAn wild paselous, | tn
,,ch had already roused .he eoncnns Of the -,
'. At those words Don t,arlus flew in A | na
q. cursed the cure, and showed him the door: 81