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10 vile, apres s,y etre introdui
comme victime de ls cruaute d.
son maitre. .:n5 . "a .4-r
lie nes retrOuss6 de Cleopatre
en- charmant Cesar ct en- can't
want Antoine, blss6 sur les ne,
grecs ct romans, NATL pas chan,
&c IN face du mOndef -" '.."'
lie nez est la partie du corps
qui a tOujours en- le plus 4 souf.
frir de 10 haine, de u jnstice, du
dev0uement on de l'hOnneur.
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Romans OOupaie0t 10 snez aux
femmes adulteres.
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un bon nombre." -azg -.-.r
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memorables, des centaines de nez
sont tomb6s en- holocauste sur Eau,
tel de 10 chastet6.
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gleterre SO 10 couperent, pour sc
rendre hideuses aux yeux des Da.
nois ct emp6cher les conquerants
d'attenter d leur honneur.
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de San t-Cyr, 4 Marseille, sc coupa
le nez |; i'approche des Sarrasins
ct le fit puper 4 toutes ses reli-
gieusess 1" - : II aS''' ~
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virginite mais les vainqueurs,
trompes dams leur cOnvoitise, les
massacr6rent impitoyablement.
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procede de justice sommaire, q
surtout etc pratiquee dams pInde
sur les esclaves, en- Italie sur les
lnalfaiteurs. "- 9H' 81"
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que Part lie "racoutrer" on de re.
c0nstituer les nee . pris naissance
on s'cst perfectienne. " 3" - 4
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nos joursle nom lie "rhinoplastie."
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placement du nez, apres en- avOir
ravive les bortls, nm lambeau de
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an bras, lambean qn'on ne d6tache
lie In Partie qni le nonrrit que lors.
qnc IN soudure est parfaite.
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lie POperateur ct la patience de
l'opere, cette espece de greffe ami.
male ne donne jsmais que tles re- /
sdltAts defectacux, y lhoins que h
peftS de cpbstRnce 4 reparer 10
soit pes, cohS Slsierable ct que le mex
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yourdin 81 cher aax gonrmets.
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ia6ves de h respiration. 1Ea
II q uue existence independence
II ne Wit pasrde h vie de son m.
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forne. AJuc..s yya7.c. s.5a,
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fortesnent enclins A H. raillerie.
Naso smspendit adssco. dit Horace
en- larlant dun satiriQue.
Snivant les a'ciens, un nez re.
leve indiqne IA grandeur dame ct
Ia herte; ',n nez epatf, ia luxure ;
.'es narines ouvertes ct tres mo-
b!eh y gonrmandise, an A 80.
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i. EIgI LBI~ND 3nH tEGi jIGgE "a
le hazard . Fas Gu moins de part
que leigeoie ct de courage dams
ces tragiqdes' evenelnents: sou.
yepts la, yictoireo a paru hester
axpnt do 50 poser sur un Fdrapeau.
Soavenoueayus arssi d. ,cette
terrible bataille d'Iena Oh Ia Prusse
fut aneautie, reduite q 7un imper.
oeptible fragment; c'etait en- 1906,
ct Napoleon ne fut pas plus teudre
one Gnillaume; II lcroyait bien que
la Prusse ne rensitrait pas sous le
fer. Six ans s'ecoulent, ct en- 1873
Observation-Disclosures franchise
a Leipzig, dams s'la bataille des ma.
tiona" Pourquoi done favenir mi.
sericordieux ne nous garderait-il
pas anssi notre bataille des nations,
engagee ct gagn6e par l'Europe re.
venue a elie-memei 7 Ellie est sans
nul dOute le reve secret ct pespoir
intime de tous les peoples qui ont
eu on qui peuvent ayoir a souffrir
de Palnbition sllemande, on seule-
ment sont relegues dams pombre
,ecQnd plan par le rayonne,
Il sSssrsis9 - q (cns de pE pE..s..1 .,arvenu.
Le jour de Ia debacle allemandeI
sera une fste pour Ia France ct
pour, Europe, don't les destinees
'lesiennent Dc plus en-. plus ssli.
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Moody nni Snnkcy.

PHILADELPHIA, December s. The
weather was again very disagreCable, but
the attendance at the noon prayer meet
Ing was very good.
The list OF requests for prayer was a
very long one, including one for church
and Sunday school al ROckway, for
churches al POttstown, Pa, and for n
largo number of the churches Of New
York.
During the services Mr.. Moody said
that they wished to have the people come
to their meetings for encouragement and
consolation, and not for the purpose Of
looking at them as though they were on
exhibition.
Mr.. Sankey sung the 47th hymn with
80 much feeling as to bring tears to the
eyes OF many Of those present.
Rev. J. Wheaton Smith, in short nd.
dress, related the story Of poor woman
with drunken husband who had come
TO him for comfort and encouragement.
lie had given her proper advice, and she
and her husband afterwards were brought
to Christ.
Rev. DR.. EcCleston, Of this city, has de.
clined the Bishopric Of Iowa.
At the depot this evening congrega.
ton largely composed ofladies abouthalf
filed the audience room. After the open.
Ing hymn the venerable President Nc
Gosh, Of Princeton College, offered
prayer. The sermon by Mr.. Moody waS
on "COnfessing Christ"
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Union League Of America In
Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, December s.-The
National Council Of the Union League ol
America, were in session in this city
this afternoon and evening. General VIM
8. Ncgley, Of Pittsburgh, presided. The
principal busines transacted was the adOp'
lion Oft declaration principles, to the
following CneCt
That the credit Of the government at
home and abroad must be maintaincdj
that such improvements Os shall be most
beneficial to commerce., and such enact
mcnts MS may be most productive to la
Dor shall be granted by the government;
that the public schools Of the severalStates
should be fostered and protected from
every encroachment, especially from In
reference by any sectarian movement ;
that Church and State shall remain for.
ever free and independent, and that TO all
citizens of the United States, by whatever
name known, be accorded all rights, civil
and religious, provided they obey the let.
ter and spirit Of the law and support the
Government made by the people for the
people. w
General Daniel ITillman submitted pro.
proposed amendments to the Constitu.
ton Of the United and the several States
in accordance with the spirit Of the
above, which were adopted.
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The Great Scandal.

New YoRK, Dec. G.--Nti" Catharine
+. Bcecher has published another letter
on the Brooklyn scandal, in which she
says there ia u sure aud immediate remC-
dy for the Islander, which has alike dis.
graced Brooklyn, some Of the Congrega.
tional papers, and not leSs our country
and humanity. This remedy is the np.
plicalOn Of certain principles Of common
sense which regulate common people In
all business affairs.
First-1he first and chief ia that in
practical questions, that which has the
balance OF the evidence is TO he assumed
as the truth. ~
Second-Established moral character
Is the higheSt kind Of evidence, and, the
circulation Of the accusations contrary to
ii Is SANDER, Unless proved by the balance
of the evidence.
Third-ConttadictOry assertions by an
acCtiser nullify hiH testimony.
Foufth-Writings equally capable Of
two meanings are to he Interpreted 30 rs
To be consistent with the character Of the
writer and his own declarations.
Fiith-Self.accusationS Of crimes con.
tfAty 10 an established character, that in
volvc evil and no good, nre proof OF n
temporary insanity or mOnomAnia.
SiXth-The ordinary customs OF fam.
lily or community are to regulate deCi-
sions. The remedy for lhis hideOns ont.
Ia
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The Tramp Question.

COLUMBUS, o., December Stu an.
swer to a call Of the City Council Of Lima,
a State Convention to consider the tramp
question was held here to-day. Seventy.
five delegates, representing about twenty.
five cities and towns, were present. A
number Of short addresses we're made, the
pith Of each being that the system Of
tramping had grown to such an extent
to make taquestiOn Of great importance
to the people, The general tone Of the
speeches was that the whole system Of
trampiDg was contrary to good morals
and should be suppressed; that each county
should care for its poor, and no able-bod-
led men who would not work should be
allowed to cat the bread Of charity. A
resolution was adopted declaring that q
large class Of persons exist in Ohio who
properly belong to the vagrant class, and
who live by preying upon the commune
ty, and that this Is q growing evil that
must be eradiCAted by furnishing employ
ment to this class OF such q character rs
TO make their labor unremunerative. To
this end, the plan Of establishing work
houses In all cities and towns sufficiently
large to maintain them Is recommended,
and additional legislation by which any
district composed OF one or more town.
ships may be authorized 10 erect such
houses, or to form u chain.gang, is to be
asked for. That magistrates be given
to arrest all yagrants, and,
upon conviction, to commit them to these
warehouses, which may also be used for
persons convicted Of petty oflenses; that
this system OF warehouses; to he effective
must extend over the whole State; that
the furnishing Of free transportation for
tramps from one point to another Is dis.
reputable; that after the warehouses; are
established private charity to vAgrantS
should entirely cease, and that the prop.
or authorities should be authorized 10
employ persons committed to tho work.
houses on the public highway or at other
labor outside Of the wOrkhOHse property.
The Convention was earnest md or.
Ilerly,
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Minor kilograms.

BosToN, December S.-Ths Cathedral
Of the Holy Cross was dedicated to-day.
SAN Francisco, December s.-J. Ross
Browne died at his residence at Oakland
this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, December S.-ThreC
men were killed to-day in the main Cen
tennial building by the falling of scat
fold.
LONDON, December S.-The six British
frigates now at the East Indies will prob.
ably leave for the Mediterranean via the
Suez canal.
SAN Francisco, December S.-Thc Su-
preme Court yesterday ordered new
iFial for Harry Granice for killing Ed
ward Madden, editor Of the MerCid Ar
gus, u year ago.
BALTIMORE, December 7.-General v.
$. Van Antwerp, Of the United States
army, aged GS, died to-day,
Stirling, Ahrens Il Co., sugar reiiners,
who failed in August last, have been ad-
judged bankruptS,
ST. LOUIS, December S.-Live stock
and commercial returns received in this
city report the number Of hogs packed
from the lst to the 9Th inst, at 30,022;
total since November lat, 0S,4O7; number
taken by shippers, 2j,lS6; by butchers
1850. Total receipts lSj,4i3, against
200, COZ for same time last year.
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CHICAGO, December 8.-Tho Consecra.
ton Of Rev. VIM. Edward MCLaren, as
Bishop Of the Northern Diocese OF Iii.
nOis, took place at the Cathedral Of St.
Peter and 81. Paul, this morning, The
building was filled with large and cle
giant audience.
The procession entered headed by
white clad boy choristers, followed by
men singers, and the berger Of the Cathe.
dral bearing the staff OF office. On the al.
ter stood a magnificent flower vase, sew.
eral feet high. The reverend gentlemen on
whom deyOlved the performance Of the
ceremony came in the following order:
Bishops Clarkson, Whipple, Wells, BedelI,
Talbot, spalding, Rev. Chase, Lock, Cush-
man, DCKoven, Worthing and Bal.
les. The latter two gentlemen were
acting rs attending presbyters. Bishop
McLaren was also escorted by Bishop
Samuel A. McCloSkcy, ". c. L, OxOli.
Rev. Canon Knowles was director Of cere.
monies. The choir then sang "Songs Of
praise the angels sing" in which the con.
gregatiOn joined. Then followed the
NtHltCt tHO llIkllU OeltCtluHt luc 4U
Deum and the benediction. This closed
the morning prayers, after which came
the order Of The succeeding celebration.
The conservation then proceeded, Bishop
s. A. McCloskey presiding and Bishops
Clarkson and Whipple acting rs present.
ees. Blshop.elect McLaren knelt and
received the testimonials, certificates and
other papers and insignia bestowing on
him the dignity Of the Office. Bishop
Welles then preached the sermon, nt the
conclusion Of which the procession left
the cathedral in the order in which II
entered.
Bishop McLNrcn preached his first
sermon rs Bishop of this diocese at the
cathedral this evening. At thecOnclnsion
Of the evening services a reception was
given him at the residence Of Mr.. Julian
s. Rumscy.
LAKE NAVIGATION CLOSED
to-day, all the vessels having arrived
here which arc reported as having left
for this port, with the exception Of few,
which have laid up at other points for
the winter.