, 1875-10-03

90, h.. o..a .h..a .ho,,r.t, III t,,a a-tr,c,a
N",' AAS" 80 'noA0' "
90 ''e' Aae1e ~$e e"noe''oee - ~
peHolea"' 'at' ano 1lconoi, tnaS ~ ~ en0 ooots
- Esoe* ~ aa .nas. tna. ua'o 80
THAR rthe a1t2acta ra % I'll mala az mn,t % nse of The
famous eau de cologne that re iondIy iaagns is
all made at Cologne BY Widow Jean Marc Fur
ina Is all made Eere, Or 50 nearly a1 tna. you
1;ds ~ W. .nSaetor;aa o.. rr 'oI1 aii
owned bY N.d,uae Rianc. who ia Also tte pro-
priatrass of the gaming tables and build
ines but which are nominaliy held by her hus-
band, Nr. Blanc, as she ressdes in Paris, m.x,ns
but rsra ylsits to Mouaco She IL reported to bo
worth $40 000. 600, She happened to ba in Monaco
while WAS there, and was presented to her in
the evening 1t the concert, and will say thai
old head On Young ehouldars. or. in other words
sho ID a hawk-1osed. ,h,u-Iipped blonde, with
white eyab1oxs and Ixshas. and is fully 60
years old, but dresses like young girl Of IL, and
fairly makes you shudder at the horrible ca.,ca-
ture OF woman she makes. She is always
talking on religious subjects, and exhorts you IN
one breath to remember your Creator, and in the
next to place your money on the thi1t7-flye,
'sthe uumber Of her years." sho says, being
lucky There was one, old uan' there wno sa;d
he had known her twenty yoars she WAS a.
old habitue Of Badeu-Badan, and size had been
IS ever since he knew her,
NoTRE DAME AND TIE coMktuNE-
i,,ta-est;ng srtc1. in the q,s,s rts tn,,ce tsn<,
49, 49, n.,,,a ,-,a s.,.e1 t,,a
- - .,.,:a L,1a;.s,a 80 ..':.oa -.
~ -. ~, 49, os+s, =, e1,, 1e7, -
s.1,os 49, -, 10 s-;-;t,,,, noaso,..;o, -
-.-ss. -. sho,,. - -. -, -. 49,
$500 ,as-ss. Vol w1a,, tia Ahha ,o,a h;r, t,s ~.
os.;,s. hi. forahs.d c-;ad. ..ah1f knav ~
asa1hst naa to'oaeso, 1''"o A1e" -
would or1ng me bad luck Naturally the Anoe
was curious TO Know "hat' aoo askeo eee ques-
tlon. Atset monsnes nesa'anon sne "oeA.
man SAD that ne hao oeen aetauea % put
powder and peslo1edm III Noeso oame
ana tnat u Moo!u % 1ounI IL, ~ tpuf l 9!t-
1efent pieces, nauln9 tnsn. ~ s21u ~ ttso Aooo
70 run auu sxse tne o4d'otn9, ~ .1 tae We "ae ~
be set het"oeo ana ~ ciocx+ sou II WAS thea
3 Ihe Ahoe hlche ola not hesitate; ne har-
7ea on 70 toe Gatneasai' ronn'1s oi,ue, ase ~
tween the s"o sines' and arrived 5'3ns as PIE
o1 cna1ts vas oeE1anlht 70 pu1u- VIA tue ILL
OF ths s4as:e ha put ous tae nfe, ao9 tnen 1ouno m
the work1nan- As soon a. he could tease the
Abhe vent oncS. hnaine his man On ne way 70
~ pae9 acaoe ~ ~ ~ 10 etar1 40
th., tha Rival TfisT7 ,r1th hordTads ~ airt- wa
only few wards away, and that the loss Of life
must have been fearful but for the fortunate
revelation made to HIM. lie demanded The Ito
Oh LIS "&@' ano 'ne taques' WAS sR&'o'ea'
.,,<
HuM1Nee of AM urAt NeSnIAcE.
-u"aAot'o 1'os, eo"4o 6n' WV Aoo ''"
rather gay life, died IN Paris the other day.
She Was known among her friends as Opal, from
the fact TINT she alwaya wore very handsome
-, ,,,. nh;. o.,,,,,. ...a r;,o, nv h..
opaa necklace. 1ne necAaace "as 81sen asr w
her first lover, who, at the time, said: - You
L,o, r7,,t cpu1a arc oan,a which live Nv
Aoo" eA" 1850 ~" o ~,
late ls lc6eparable from these when you see
them become dull and de- l, too, shall bo at the
,,o;,t - aaath :, ,o,a sav +h.v ,hons-t thav
a,.,aa III a,,er ta had enna Ma~;ctEa
ardent, and abe sought to recall hltr. 1t
Was too late, he i1nd left the country. She cpn-
solefl herseff however b7 looking at her neck
laca and saving. ssiTha ona1 still lives. shall
- ~ srsn = rrt ahnnf a month a;nca t,a