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FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.
A Number OF Wholesale Houses
nurnea Dat this Mornfng-LOss,
over eB00. O00-Aeavy Insurance.

- " AM1MUEMNH
Durnea 0nt this Mornfng-LOss,
over $500, O0O-Heavy Insurance.
LOUIsvILLE, October 1.-THE most
destructive FIRE which has visited Louis.
vile in many years occurred at one
o'clock this morning. The flames were
discovered in Hecht & Harris clothing
house, and ihenee communicated to
Davis & Hadens' liquor store, Carson 4
Daniels grocery and A. Levy's clothing
house. All these establishments repre-
sent large Wholesale firms. and we're in
one block, owned by Messrs. Thorner Il
Co., OF Cincinnati. The flames spread
across the street to another block, dam
aging severely the Alexander Hotel,
George W. Weeks 4 Co., tobacco and
cotton dealers; c. G. Cicvers, hardware,
aud Falls City furniture factory. Other
houses were also damaged. The loss
will exceed six hundred thousand dol
lars, with very heavy insurance, which is
as yet unattainable.
The Thorner block was owned aud
bailt by Samuel Thorner, of Cincinnati,
and valued at $3.50, 900; insured for $780,
900; Of this amount $4,000 is in the
Western Insurance Company Of Louis
vile, aud $50, 900 in London, Liverpool
and Globe companies. Geo. W. Wicks'
loss is small aud covered by $4,000 in
surance ia the Williamsburg, Westchos.
ter and German, of Louisville, and Yves.
tern Assurance Of Toronto. Alexander's
Hotel, valued at 800, 900; insurance,
$4,000 in the Kentucky and Louisville.
Mutual, $1,000; Nsrth British $4,000;
Springfield, Massachusetts,, $4,000. A.
Levy & Co., clothiers, stock 800, 900;
insurance, S33, 1000. Carson, Daniel q
Co., grocers, stock valued at $50, 900;
insurance $35, 900; Davis & Haden, liquor
dealers stock, $4,000, insurance full;
Branderq, Saunders & Co, cotton deal
ers, los, $4,000, insured for same in the
Royal; Sewer L Co loss small, $4,000
in insurance in Royal; Harris & Hecht,
clothing dealers, loss $4,000, insurance
$4,000. Other losses not known.
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FOREIGN.


LoxDoy, October 1.-THE Pail Mall
Gazette contends that Russia is ut pres
ent actually at war with Turkey, and
that any further efforts at diplomacy are
useless.
Sunday last semi-oficial intelligence
reached Belgrade that the Emperor Of
Austria had informed the Gear that Aus.
tria would remain neutral, and would
make 20 objection to certain limited
occupation Of one Of the Christian PROV
inees of Turkey.
The 81. Petersburg journal, a semi
official paper, says that there are indica-
tIon8 that the people of Constantinople
regard war as unavoidable, aud welcome
R1saias decision to finish the matter
without delay. The meeting Of Russian
g,qiesmsn at Leyedis indicates a cr'sis
in our politics. Yhis meeting represents
official Russia assembled in view Of Bos.
chorus and the seat Of war.
A ST. Petersburg letter to the Times,
dated October II, says Doubtless the
general impression here is, that Russia
is on the eve of the long.wished for
struggle with Turkey.
A special from Vienna states that the
brsliss ang French govern nepts, :,ye,
cially the former, hsye decidedly pro.
nounced for the acceptance Of the six
Rorths ermistiee. Russia Is Inclined
to do likewise, and has asked Germany 6
o Union, which, however, has not yet
been given. Italy, on being pressed by
England to give a definite reply, says il
does not want, in any way, to anticipate
S%ergis'S decision, aSi regards al srria.
iiss rs . disadvantage TO- Seryie.
A telegram from Bucharest announces
that a contract has been concluded be.
tween the Rounanian vac -.ussian Rail
way Company by which the former IN.
dertakes TO bold in readiness, at the
disposal Of Russia, sufficient trains t
transport four thousand troops daily.
The correspondent Of the TiRea e.
Belgrade discussing the situation, Jays
Every diplomatic agent here believes
that VIC are on the eve Of a grea
Eastern war. The only difference o
opinion among them is az to whether !
will commence in the spring or nlmos
Immediately. All outward indication
seem to favor the latter idea, whic.
would eive Russia and Servia great at
vantsges. Strange rumors are currer
concerning the ipteaded action Of Aus
tria.
BELGRADE, October 1.-THE unset
sonabie heat is causing much sickness
Last week an outbreak of the plague o,
Cured at ogangelavatz, which killed 81
servians. Their hat0, clothes and bet
ding we're burned and the Ground plowe
|, up, when the pestilence ceased as sue
denly as it appeared.
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HON. DORSEY B. THOMAS.

Independent Lew Tax Candidate for
GOvernOr-AppotnCmenls fOrWest
Tennessee.
Purdy-Tuesday, October 18th.
-Lexington-Wednesday, October 18th.
Bolivar-Thursday, October 18th.
Somerville-Friday, October Goth.
Memphis-Saturday October 2lst.
Coviugton-Monday, October 23d.
Ripley-Tuesday, October Oath.
OVERWHELMINGLY, October 25th
Extraordinarily, October 26th.
Union City-Friday, October 27th.
Dresden-Saturday, October 28th.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, October 30th.
Milan-Tuesdsy, October 3lst.
November lst
Paris-Thursday, November I'd.
Erin-Friday, November Sd.
Clarksville-Saturday November Attn
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FROM THE BLAcz HILLS.
Gen. Eerrttt Moving on the Indian
Winter Quarters.

Gen. Eerrttt Moving on the Indian
Winter Quarters.
CHICAGO, October 17,-The Tribune's
special from camp on the Amphibious
creek, Blacs Hills, October 18th. via Fort
laramie, 10th, says: General Merritt,
with all the best horses of the Fifth cav
airy, left here this morning, taking sixty
selected men from the Second and 100
from the Third cavalry, ten days rations
and $50 rounds Of carbine and twelve Of
pistol ammunition per man, en- route for
the fork of Cheyenne river, where a large
band of Indians, led by Crazy Horse aud
other hostilss, are reported to be in win
ter camp.
The troops are in three detachments,
Differed by Captain Peale and Lieuten-
ant II ii, by Captains Monaban and Van
Yliet and by Lieutenants Sneed and
King. No wagons will be taken and
the rations will be carried by pack
mules, The four hundred fresh horses
which reached here day before yesterday
With recruits for the Fifth Cavalry, will
be used for remounting the old soldiers
Of this regiment, who will accompany
General Merritt flying column.
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the ONCE MORE.

When Napoleon, the great, had
the Due D'Engheim shot on the
territory of France he claimed that
no crime had been committed by
the act. The astute and crafty
Talleyrand, however, brought him
to his senses by saying, "Sire, you
have committed worse than a crime
you have committed a blunder."
And SO it is with those from Shelby
who served in the last General AS
sembly in regard to the legislation
which fixed, or sought to fix, the
site Of the Memphis custom-house.
If these gentlemen, whose duty it
certainly was to look after a matter
of such immediate and great i'm
portance to the interests of the only
county and city in the State whose
direct representatives they were,
permitted the bill to pass into al
most stranger hands for presenta-
ton and protection, without their
closest scrutiny and thorough
knowledge of all its details, bear
ings and purposes, they neglected
their plain and imperative duty and
committed that which the renowned
Frenchman justly termed worse
than a crime" And the peo-
pie Of Shelby should think
twice before placing the
opportunity before either one Of
them to repeat similar shortsighted
ness in the halls OF the Capitol al
Nashville. From what we have
learned since our first article or
this subject, Senator Peyton j
Smith, Of Upton, introduced III,
bill as it was given to him by somc
one, and believing it to be RICH
and proper, advocated its passage
But Senator Smiths hands wer,
not the right onesi in which it ough
to have been placed. Why did i
not come forward under the pa
ternity Of a Memphis member
whose knowledge Of the matter, i
it was not, should have been ia
greater than Mr.. Smiths, Of Tip
ton? As Colonel Peters, in hi
"deskivery' published yesterday
virtually gives the self-same conun
drum up in despair, we feel com
PEELED to, if the word bungling
don't fit the answer. The histor
Of this custom-house site runs il
this wise The Custom-H ous
Committee which had been APP
pointed by the United States gov
eminent, and which was com
posed Of Colonel NJ. G. Galloway
l. NJ. Hill, General W. J. Smitl
and other well known citizens
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RcpubIican Leglalative Tieket

By virtue of the authority of the Re
publican Convention held at Zion
Hall, October IL, 1876, the Executiv,
Committee appointed for the purpose
hereby dominates the following Legisla
tive Ticket:
Senator for Shelby, Fayette and Upton,
EMERSON ETHERIDGE
Representative for Shelby and Fayette,
CECIL G MOORE.
Senators for Shelby County,
HENRY g. SMITH,
CHARLES K0RTRECHT.
Representatives for Shelby County,
/. M. HILL,
W X. MOORE,
JAMES A THOMPSON,
TH0MA~ A. HAMILTON,
b ". RAMSEY,
]. &. MERRIMAN.
By order of the Committee.
EDWARD SHAW, Chairman.
S. S. GARRETT, Secretary,
October Is, 1876.
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THE LEGISLATIVE CANVASS.

The Democratic nominees for the
Legislature, after consultation with the
Executive Board, have agreed upon and
will fill the following appointments:
S, G. Maddux and Geo. B. Peters
Collieryille, Wednesday, October 4th.
Germantown. Thursday, October 9th.
White Station, Friday, October 9Th.
Memphis, Saturday, October It'll mississippi
depot. "
Whitehaven, Tuesday. 0otober.lOlh.
N. D. L. stewart and II. L. Douglass
Fis+erEille, Thursday, October 18th.
Wytho Defot, Friday, October 18th.
Shelby Depot. saturday, October 18th.
Memphis, Saturday, October 14th Station
house).
7. @. Lowe and W. W. Coleman
Stewards Store, Thursday. October l9th.
Raleigh, Friday, October Goth.
Bartlett, Saturday. October 21st.
Memphis, Saturday. October 2lst t0hio depot,
All tho Candidates at
Assembly Hall, Saturday night, October 18th
Exchange Building, Saturday night, Noven-
Der 4th.
By order of the Executive Board.
IRVING HALSEY, Chairman.
j. HARVEY MATHEs, Secretary. 26-t
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LEGISLATIVE TICKET

SENATOR FOR SHELBY. FAYETTE \ TIPToE.
WM. A. MILL IAN, Of
FLoTERIAL REPREsESTATIyE FOR SHELBY AM
EAYETTE.
WIN. A. COLLIER, Of Shelby.
SENATOR'S FOR SHELBY CouSTY.
il. DUB0SE.
S. @. HADDUX.
REPRESENTATIVES FOR SHELBY CoU1TY.
MD L. STEWART,
GEO. B. PETERS,
HENRY L. DOUGLASS,
w. y. NELSON.
TH0s. G. LOWE
W. W. COLEMAN.
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Rive TeIegrnms.

CAIRO, October II. = Arrived = St.
Genevieve, Memphis, 3 am; John F.
Tolle, New Orleans, s; City Of Helena,
Vicksburg, 10. Departed-Thempsou
Dean, New Orleans, 8 pm; Chas. Nor
gan, New Orleans, 10; St. Genevieve, St.
Louis, 4 a, N. John F. TOlle, St. Louis
10; City of Helena, St. Louis, noon.
Weather clear and cool.
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anIuiary elimination.

When vital action is sluggish, a stimulant.
provided 1t be pure and properly medica.sd
is the most reliable agent for imparting the
necessary impetss to the s%emi-dormant or
ganS, aoeelerat.ng the languid circulation and
a%verting the maladies to which functional
inactivity gives rise Physicians who have
employed Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs In
their practice pronounce the most s~alutary
tauic stimulant they have ever used, and es
pecially commend it as aremedy for torpidity
Of the bowels, liver. stomach and kidneys,
and as a resuscitant Of vital energy. y Tue
medicinal value Of the. Bitt.sv ia duo 20 the
lacs NV. WIN th'n -,ssis OF pure old rye ore
pom-1, al ppriect chemical harmony, the
/ pvsI restorative and life sustaining elements
known to medical botany. The Bitters never
doteriorato in the most unfavorable climates.
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fraudulent.

New YORK, October l7.-Samuel f.
Noyes was arrested yesterday on the
complaint of N. c. Barney, ]. H. Ray.
mond aud E. D. Foster for fraud in the
purchase in January, 1874, Of one hun.
bred shares Of Toledo, Wabash AND
Western railroad stock.
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ing at 9 o'clock, blowing down the cook.
house, slightly woundiug Charles Winter
and scalding John Kleinfelter, the latter
not severely. No others were hurt. She
leave this evening, doing her regular
h~nsinaas
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political organization. The ticket
is thoroughbred, white-coIar Radi-
cal in every respect, and will be
treated accordingly by both white
Democrats and negro Republicans.
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Friday, November 8, 1876,

within legal hours, in front of the court
scribed property, situated in Shelby comfy.
Tenn, to-wit: Beginning % chains north Of
the southwest corner of a $50 acre tract decided
to G. u. Allen bv John NJ. Stewart on the l7th.
day of July, 1865, at a stake with poplar and
sweet-sum .pointe s, and running thence
north 30 chains and 10 links TO q stake in Jen-
kin's line thence south So chains and 10 links
TO . stake, the southwest corner of grant No.
2.S13; thence west 16 chains and So links to a
stake, and with black-gum, sweet-gum and
red-oak pointer; thence north % chains to a
stake in a field thence west IL chains and 81
links to the beginning. Equity Of redemption
expressly waived, Title believed TO be per-
feet, but / sell only as trustee.
e. w. CALDWELL, Trustee.
+. NJ. HBtRV, Attorney 37-55
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rObabiIitis

WASHINGTON, October l7.-In Tennes-
see and the Ohio valley, falling, followed
by rising barometer, clear or partly
cloudy weather and southeast to south.
west winds, shifting in the latter to cold
northerly, with occasional rain.
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First Distict-W. Il. IngersOll. Of Greene
Second District-MOses White. Of Knox
Tbi5i District VI. J. Cliff. Of Warren.
Fourth DISTRIBUTION. Benton Mcmillan, OF
Smith county.
sixth DistriOt-Thonas L DOdd, Of David
Seventh Disrict-John u. Moore, Of Kick
Eighth 0istfiet-HOn. B. A. EnlOe, Of Mad
Ninth Distriet-6. W. smitAsal. Of Upton
County uu-
county.
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STATE DExocRATIc EXECUTIVE CoXNIrTER.
A. s. DssSsrick, Of Washington.
j.. A. Noses. Of Knox.
A. N. johnson. Of Hamilton.
J. ". Judd. OF Robertson.
J. W. Chiidress, IT,, Of Rutherford.
A. G.. Merritt. Of Davidson.
y. B. Cooper. Of Msury.
j, H. Freeman, Of Madison.
4. J. Edwards, Of Obion.
LII Wright, Of Shelby.
Members 81 ..arge-James g. Malone, mos
O'Connor, D. y KENNEDY.
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SURGERY,
PRACTICAL SURGERY.

nR. J. A. OLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE.
IL Ala his native city-who has for many
years made surgery n speciality, and nor
formed the most difficult operations In snr-
gerry, has ior u number Of years given more
especial attention 60 tho treatment of EIiIess
FtetnLa. Strtcturss, TumOfP, UIcers.
Diseases Of the Eye, etc. and guarantees per-
knife, or the iRBAROUs ECR, sEuR. under thS
torture Of which one Of tie prominent JUDGES,
Of this city had Q brotder.in-law To be nara.
lyzed and die. Two Of tho brotbers-in-laT =
have since been Dr.. .Olopton's patients-o'ae
n loo1 and ny other in 1916, and perfectly re-
leyeu. w, U. has never lost a patient nor
had tao slightest accident to happen Eyerv-
tang necessary 10 cure the worst cases Of
piles Is demo in less than Que InuIs and
nc patient may return homo Immediately.
Not one IN ten are confined TO their beds, He
% stopping AZ tho WORKMAN House, 17-4S
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wrestling Match.

New York, October 1.-THE wrest.
ling match between Colonel Mclaughlin
and Jacob H. Martin, Of Michigan, for
M thousand dollars and the champion.
ship was won by Mclaughlin.
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WE do not belieye in hurting
abuse at Radical candidates Tor
Office, but We believe in ridiculing
their pretensions when they offer
themselves for Office in this neck
Of woods where they stand no
chance of election, and are only
whistling to keep their courage up
and keep up party discipline among
the negroes, who constitute the
rank and file with about thirty
white exceptions) of the Radical
party in this city. The Radical
ticket is now complete, With W. M.
Randolph for Congress ; Emerson
Etheridge for Floating Senator; G.
c. Moore, of Fayette, Floating
Representative; Henry G.. Smith
and Charles Kortrecht, Senators for
Shelby county; 1. NJ. Hill, W. R.
Moore, Tom Hamilton, R. w. Ram
sey, ]. Z. Merriman and J. A.
Thompson (col.( county represen.
tatives. 1t seemed TO be a hannv
thought to make En- Etheridge a
loterial candidate, as no man has
aoated around on the political
waters more than he. The repre-
sentative of the colored race,
Thompson, is a Barbour Lewis
man, and his nomination was a sor
to Cerberus so as to harmonic that
element with the "white trash ,
clique, headed by Mr.. Randolph
We use the phrase "white trash ,
not in any offensive sense, but as il
is understood by darkies who apply
it to white rings within their own
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


FoR PREsIDENT.
SAMUEL ]. TILDEN, Of New York;
FoR VICE President.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Indiana.
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LgoAL.
Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ execuetd to me as trustee. on 25th Of No.
to recover certain indebtedness therein men.
TONED; which l is duly recorded in the Regis
ter's Office Of Shelby county, Tenn, in Book
No S3, page 1853, | will sell st public auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash, on
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MAYsyrLLE, Ky, October l7.--The
steamboat Telegraph burst her steam
pipe while lying at the wharf this morn
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The subscription price of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is IS per anHum for the Daily
and 50 per annum for the weskly-POst
age free.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
FoR Tenth DISTRICT.
II. CASEY YOUNG. Of Shelby.
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THE Republicans are yeryanxious
to have the country regard the
October election as "a drawn bat
tie" that cannot seriously affect the
Presidential contest. The Demo-
cratic majority of nearly six thous-
and in Indiana, and the twelve
thousand Democratic majority il
West Virginia, they would have ego
for nothing" If, however, Indiana
and West Virginia had only given
Republican majorities, these same
gentlemen would be shouting their
Threats sore with the declaration
that the result had definitely set
tied the Presidential contest" 1t
makes, you know, a marked differ
enoe with them as to whose OK i;
rored
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New York has in round numbers
about 800 miles Of streets paved with
payements Of various descriptions.
Trap block seems to he the most popular
style Of paving, no less than 3,O73,lOO
yards Of tnow being in use. Next to it
comes the cobble stone, of which 1875.
800 square yards are laid. OF Tilford.
McAdam pavement lhers are g2O,lsO
yards now down, and Of granite block
62s,420 yards, OF wood pavement there
are 44l, $40 yards, sud Of concrete over
cobble.stoae aud concrete plain there
are, respectively, 1880 and 1880
yards. There are, in addition to the
above, 1896 square yards Of gravel
pavement, and 1928 yards Of pavement
with earth center and Macadam sides,
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STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELRcroRs FOR yHE SrArE AT LARsE.
". D, RATE, Of Davidson county.
4. A. JAMES, Of Hamilton county.
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DIRECTORS:
LOUIS -.--..-......
...............of Sehoolfeld. Hanauer Il Co
F. N. WHITE. .~~....of f. M. White Il Co
NJ. G. PEARCE... .......of PeArce, Sugss & Co
j. II. MCCLELLAN ..of Guy, Mcclellan & Co
HENRY WRITER ..~~......of II. Wetter 4 Co
2. L. RERGUS0N.4~o erguson 4 Hampson
LOUIS P0DESTA-OfPoies Malatcsta & Co
Standing Finance Committee.
J.J. Busby. Of J. ]. Busby & Co Owen
Dryer. Il. ?. Boiling.
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standing Finance Committee.

Insurance upon dwellings 9rd Erss-elass
commercial risks taken at fair rates, and
Losses paid Immediately upon adjustment.
asst
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INSURANCE.
Capital Authorized, $5O0,O0O
Home Insurance Go.
OF MEMPHIS.
INSURANCE.

LOUIS HANAUER, : : President
F. NJ. WHITE, : Vice President
Il. 2. BOILING, Secretary
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NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH s. 1876

| Two weeks pasted In the complete enjoy
mont OF every power and faculty; 1t then
| pleased God to put her faitLfulness to trial
by the sudden privation Of the pleasure of
reading. Outside of this, her cure was perfect
and her health has continued to be hsbitually
excellent.
This miracle gave rise to great excitement in
| the country around. Faith in Oar Lady of
Lourdes warmed in the breasts Of the indiffer-
emit, and triumphed over the resistance of the
incredulous. Confidence increased to high
degree, and the hreathings of humble prayer
were directed with greater assurance towards
the holy shrine, sheltered beneath the cliffs of
Massabieille. A man of the world, who had
long laid aside every religious practice, was so
moved by the prodigy that he ct once took up
the yoke of duty, with firm determination to
bear it thenceforword with manly courage.
The cure of Miss Broca recalled him to the FREE
quentation of the sacraments, and thus pre-
pared him for q most happy and edifying
death.
Several physicians had seen the sick person
during her protracted snfferings. They had
all arrived at the same conclusion she was
doomed beyond hope. The practitioner Of
Borderes, seeing that the disease set oil his Of
AOA 70 0b oOuSuCos 9u3u 8DAuuVucu INC case A0
hopeless, and had ceased long ago to visit her,
alleging N the reason that his art was powerless
over person incapable Of taking any remedy
whatsoever. After the miracle, one of the
physicians, man universally esteemed In his
profession, said: "With God, nothing 10 Inn
possible. He can save, when human science
reaches the limit Of lite resources." Another,
of different stamp. exclaimed with vexation ::
This devotee has entered into Some kind of an
undertaking with the priests II"
Since her recovery, Miss Broca comes every
year to the grotto, on the twenty -seeond of
April, in order to celebrate the well-remember-
ed anniversary. In her company 10 always to
be seen the friend who, in 1865, shared in the
anguish, and partook of the joys of the fret
pilgrimage.
Miss Broca was for some time unwilling to
have the preceding details published the
motive that aotusted her can be easily under
stood. She finally gave her consent, in view of
the greater glory of the Holy and Immaculate
Virgin, who had deigned to perfect in her, and
for her 80 great wonders.
CTo be continued.)