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The report comes from Wayne county,
that there are as many Illicit distilleries in
the hills around Monticello, as there are in
the more mount us counties Of Eastern
Kentucky. 1t would require whole re-
giment to ferret out the secret dens and
places for the manufacture Of the "ardent"
in the hill portion Of Kentucky. More
than half Of the men who have engaged in
the manufscp. e Of Illicit whisky and bran
dy, were "loys. o'eGovernment' during
the war, and many Of them eft, bled, and
died." In the Union cause. Pity it is, that
they do not carry their love for the Union
a little farther, and do all they could to pay
The great National debt.
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MADIsOS COUNTY VIEWS.



SATURDAY the 9th Of May, tie date an
nounced for the Good Templar's picnic
and convention at Kingston, having srriv-
ed, our Worthy p. c. T., Bro. Willis, kind
ly proposing to furnish conveyance and es-
cort, and the morning proving favorable,
we decided to attend. After q pleasant
drive Of a couple of hours, through a
most beautiful country, we arrived at
Kingston, where large crowd Of people
had assembled. We proceeded at once to
he Good Templar's Hall, where . process
sion was formed, and from thence We went
to a grove about quarter Of mile dis
tant from the village A more pleasant
place could not have been selected. All
that was necessary tic complete our comfort
was few leaves, but we will not find fault
with the trees on that score, as they did the
beat they could. We were somewhat dis
appointed at not finding Mr.. Balm present,
but we had two very entertaining speeches
by Messrs. Early and johnson, both prom
ising advocates Of the cause. At the con-
clusion Of the addresses, dinner was an.
nounced, which did credit to the culinary
skill Of the Kingston housekeepers. Time
passed pleasantly until about half-past two,
when we adjourned to attend to the busi-
ness Of the convention, which, though not
quite so enjoyable as the preceding e1erci-
SEES was very instructive. The next county
convention will be held at College Hill, on
Thursday after the August election. Ma.
ny thanks are due the people Of Kingston,
for their kindness and hospitality.
UP to this time, we have good showing
for all kinds Of fruit, except peaches. At
present, however, the weather is quite cool,
though cloudy. II it should not moderate
before clearing of, our hopes Of a supply
Of this most delicious of natures gifts, may
be blasted.
DIR. FARRIs is building a neat addition
to hio residence. Mrs. Grady is also pre-
pairing to build handsome dwelling in
the suburbs Of the village.
OcR merchants have just received their
Spring stocks Of goods. The display upon
their shelves show that they are not behind
in the matter Of taste in selecting their
goods.
Mr.. GEO. PuLLISs, who has been in a
precarious condition for some time, is rap
idly recovering his health.
ScARLEr FEVER has made its appearance
10 the neighborhood OF Silver Greek De-
pot. MAY.
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The Valley Lodge Of Good Templars,
organized by Mr.. Balm on the occasion Of
his address here, held their second meeting
at the lodge rooms Of the Odd Fellows, on
Friday night last. About 60 members
were present, and much enthusiasm was
manifested. The following are the officers
for the next three months DR.. @. w. Bro
naugh, W. @. T.; Miss Jennie ID. Apperson,
W. V. T.; NJ. G. Neview, p. W. C. T.; s.
p. Craig, w. s.; 7, X. Walton, Jr., W.
Fs.; s. s. Myers, W. T.; L. +. Huffman,
W. NJ; J. b. Dennis, l.. d.; Miss Kate
Blain, W. 1. O.; W. NJ. Boyle. W. o. O.;
Miss Jessie Peasants, W. d. NJ; Mrs. q.
X. Waters, r. II. s.; Mrs. Matte Neview,
L. IL. s; Mis- Mollie Dunn, W. A. g.; Y,
J, Campbell. W. Chaplain.
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LEsc0Ls COUNTY VIEWS.


CoRREcrroSs-In our last communica
ton appeared the two following error. The
Latin conjunction d, for the proposition
inter. Campbellits, for Campbells, having
reference TO Cam Lucus.
PLENTY Of apples yet. Some cherries
No peaches.
REUBEN STATEN, our blacksmith, has
left this place, and returned to his Huston.
Vile. Reub IL a clever fellow, . good
smith, and deserves liberal patronage.
The people are quite anxious to have an.
other good workman to Gil this vacancy.
" that smart Alex who bursted the lock
from Mr.. Fairs scales, u out Of shot again,
he cen get two pounds for quarter, at T.
c. Jssper's, and have II charged.
MnsRs. Ca RrrR and GRAFT, drove about
two hundred head Of ush cattle from
Tennessee, last week. They seemed to be
selling them Of very rapidly along the
road, anil at fair prices. There Is very lit
tie stock Of any kind in the country, con-
sidering the present supply Of grass. Sew.
eral Of our farmers have large fields Of
grass nearly knee high, and not hoof Of
stock on il, fearing the uncertainty Of in
vestment, and the cry Of hard times ahead.
This state Of things surely cannot last
long, and we see no need why any one
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THE following is the programme for the
con, Observation-Disclosures Of Tsrrant College,
Crab Orchard; May 10Th to June ID,
Examination Of Glasses from o A. M. to I
p. NJ. in College Chapel. Sunday, June
4th-Commencemen Sermon in Christian
Church, by Rev DR.. Charles Taylor.
Monday, June 9Th, s p. M.--SOphomore
Exhibition in Christian Church. Tuesday,
June 9Th, % A. NJ, Literary Address, DR..
Taylor. Tuesday, June 9th s p. NJ, Con-
cert, Miss Bruce Sandifer and Class, assist
ed by Miss Josie Pearce. Wednesday,
June 9TH, 8 P. M.,-Junior Exhibition.
Thursday. June sth, P. NJ, Commence
ment Exercises.
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Cross nEs.-We regret that our article
with regard to the siringency Of the G s.
r. r. officials in inspecting ties, did Capt.
Morrison, an unintentional wrong. He
tells US that while the specifications for
=. we'll ne Cor every thing for which
his roa, contracts, rsquissgood and sub
sisntial TX, yet, they are not unexcep-
tionably severe. He Alao says that with
regard 10 ties, he has not been As close In
sdhering to the specifications as he is in
most other work. but has taken pains 10
have them Is near In Conformity with tho
requirement.. . the tiubsr and eireum'
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
EDITED sr CAMPBELL 4 NiLlxR.

sanctifed Vinegar will never catch flies.
Piety /. not measured BY length Of Jaw,
or dolefulnes Of phir.
Air linen.
Sling Whitewash.
Hide away Stoves
Plant Vine Seeds.
Kerosene and lime hen roosts.
Hunt up sweatmeats and relishes for
Conference and prolraeted meetings.
A big lot Of Southern vegetables to ar
rive this afternoon. Provide for q big
Sunday dinner New potatoes, beans,Pe
asparagus, cabbage, lettuce, onions, rsdish-
CO, cucumbers, etc. Leave orders tonight
We were the gaslronomic chef At the
Commercial Hotel vegetable dinner, We'd
nesday last. The rsdishes were carpet bag
gers, but the balance Of the bill Of fare,
truly Southern.
TnE Nickle iron beam double shovel
plow s the best euliivsto. in uss-snPerior
in ths-s points cas-, brace, adjustable elsvi''
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PAsrso by the store Of Hayden Broth
err the other dsy We heard one lady say to
another who vas in there swell, Mary, I
have been to every store in Dansille, and
l declare to you that the Haydens have
the best, cheapest, and most elegant
stock Of soods Of all" 81 quite agree
with you" the lady responded.
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TwESrY.FouR car loads Of coal, lumber,
and tan bark, moved BY two large engines,
passed over the road last Saturday morn
ing, toward Louisville. 1t requires two en-
gines TO move . train from Richmond
Junction 10 PaItons summit, distance Of
two-snd-a-half miles, when there are as
many as twelve cars loaded, owing to the
steep grade, which is the greatest between
here and Louisville. The trade in the
three articles mentioned above, keeps the
road busy IN their transportation, and Il is
alike profitable to dealers and shippers
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A pARKyY ". ashins In the Hanging
Fork last Saturday, and caught, Ash which
va. unlike any he had ever seen before,
and, having been told Of the Cslifornis
Salmon, and Of the duty Of all who csugh,
them, 10 throw them back into the stream,
he placed the fab In can Of water and
ran up to the "white folks" for information
{" to the species, and learned, to HE de.
light, that he need not put that one back,
- Il was "hog sucker"
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Now that the Scarlet fever, and all 9TH
err diseases have left our town and vicinity,
would il not be we'll for our people to pre-
pare their premises, and our Trustees to
prepare our town against any visitation Of
Summer diseased An abundance Of lime
and copperas sprinkled over, and around
the vaults, sinks, &c, Of back yards aud
by lanes. would render them clean and
non-infectious. Try theml
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The Commencement Exercises Of the
Stanford Female College. will ~, T.
Sunday, June the 18th. when th'''o' an'
meaoemsni Sermon will be preached in the
College Chapel, at II O'Clock, by Rev. J.
r. Deering. On Wednesday, June l4th, at
sP. NJ, the Annual Concert will be given,
and on Thursday, June 18th, at p. n, the
Annual Address by Rev. q. L. Surber, and
the regular Commencement Exercises will
,lrse the ssssion Of 1875.
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PoLIcr CouRr.-A ''scrumsge" between
two Of the skidmores and Mr.. Msrshen,
took place up town, one eveningthis week
The parties were arrested and on being tried
before Judge Dennis, tho skidmorss were
fined IS each and Merhon acquitted. Andy
Yates, colored for throwing hot water on
his sweet heart got - and cost.
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ELorrp.-Joseph Hughes and Mics Litis
Bush imagining that they could no longer
exist In = sepcra,e state and there being
objections 10 the contamination Of their
wishes urged BY friends Of the lady, who
thought she "loved not wisely but too vell'
they let on Monday night for the friendly
shores Of Indiana from thence they return.
ed on Wednesday Done Of one bone and
flesh Of one flesh. We hope they will
slwsys be glad they took that little trip
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The creation Of the Common Pleas
Court will increase the receipts Of the
Sheriff's Of the different counties in the
District, at least one-third. Any one who
will accept the position, and attend faith
fully to the duties of that Office, can make
several thousand dollars per annum. We
have a number Of competent men who
would do we'll n look into the matter, and
govern themselves accordingly.
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The Law against carrying concealed
weapons seems to have but little terror for
the colored population. Two Of cur most
shihls. negroes are nov under arrest for
thu, o6ense. They have seen the inside
Of our Jail befre, on account Of that, and
other oGenses They seem 10 kinder
like" the prison fare.
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THE thievinr propensity II the average
negro, IL quite characteristic Of the race
They will steal any thing from a setting
hen with q half brood under her, TO two
horse pillow. Several instances have come
TO our notice in this locality, during the
present Spring. Some Of them have rent
ed small parcels Of land, and, having no
implements Of their own, appropriated
plows, hoes, forks, rakes, ETC., regardless Of
the doctrine Of "meum and sSm.' Some Of
them do no work at all, and pay their
board with the products Of hen roosts.
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RoLrs Of golden butter, which ara
"sorn" Of bluegrass fed Attorneys adorned
the shop windows Of one Of our enierprisins
family srocerymen this week. Twenty-av
cents pound was cheap enough, and one
man bought all Of It, lie was promised
more this week.
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TO-DAY or tomorrow, u you will step
into the popular store Of Hayden Brothers,
you can buy aspiring and Summer hat for
Men or Boys, Of either straw, palmetto, fur,
or wool. They are new s,yles, and as pref.
~ head covering a. one could desire. .
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The untimely frost, 20 much DIRE AIDED BY
gardeners and frui, raissu, has been KEEP,
Cd BY the winds which have been blowing
almost ince.antIy from the East or West,
during the past two weeks Consequently,
the fruit and vegetables are safe up TO tho
present time.
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In company with . number Of gentle
men, We dined ct the Commercial Hotel
last "Wednesday. To say that the dinner
was superb, would be to say the least Of it
Every thing that could tempt the appetite
was on the table, in profusion. Vegetables
Of many kinds, such a. Early YORK Cab
bage, new Potatoes, Peas, Snap Beans, Ra-
dishes, Asparagus, etc, and rich and savo-
ry dishes Of fab, meats, &C., were there. A
cleaner, neatr Hotel cannot be found in
the State; nor . more obligins landlord
than Mr.. q. NJ. Carson.
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c. s. r. R.-Not . word hiss been heard
from the bids opened on the Let Of Msy,
AID Il is presumed that the Trustees ere
visiting TO advertise again, or perhaps they
have gsne 10 the Centennial.
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HAvIso sold my stock Of Undertaking
o No J. II. stagg-my business must De
closed up. All parties indebted, are re-
quesied to call and settle at once.
L. A. TERuUSE.
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RELrcrous,-It is probable, We learn from
an Official member Of the Christian Church,
that Fl. O. W. sweeny, who will commence
q protracted meeting here, next Lords day,
will be assisted by Elder r. M.
Gano, Of Texp.
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TnE store Of Haydem Brothers looks ~
frsah and sweet aud pretty % . Hsuer
garden In June. The elegant plaids,
stripes etc. are enough to temp: anybody
70 buv,
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DRArH.-Mr. Alsx. Anderson. Of Ian.
caster, the father Of our townsmsn, W. II.
Anderson, died on Monday night, In his
roth year. His disease was pneumonia,
from which he hes suffered for the last
nine weeks.
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PERsosAL.-Mr. J. !. wimsatt, with his
new wife, and party Of ladies and gentle
men from Lebanon, were in town wednes-
day night Mr.. Wimsstt left on yesterday
morning, for his home in Somerset.
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Rev. r. L. Back, Chancellor Of Cen.
trail University, Richmond, will deliver .
Lecture in the Female College Chapel, thi,
evening, ct : o'clock. The public are invi-
ted TO attend. Mr.. Brech, isa gifted and
pleasant speaker.
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TIE gardens all about town look thirty
and pretty, and peas In bloom remind NJ
that ere long the tender Spring chicken
which has not yet come into our market
will be on hani. A more ssvory and sp-
pitising dish cannot be set before us.
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THHRE is lady farmer In the West End
who, from Ave cows, sells 90 pounds Of
butter escb month, from the 10Th Of May
to the 10Th Of September. and one Of the
leading Hotels in Louisville gets all Of II
at 35cts . pound.
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DRor into the store Of Hayden Brother
to-day and tomorrow, ladies, and look
ct their beautiful fans necties parasols
They are perfectly lovely.
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Why should the fair sex monopolire all
Of the handsome "hesd gear" They can
do Il no longer, for Hayden Brothers have
for the "sterner" sex az handsome hats as
those the ladies wear.
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J.B. Owens informs the public th't he
has a thoroughbred Boar, which he has H.
censed, and will permit him to serve Sow
ct ave dollar. each, cash in advance.
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The members Of the Christian Church
have recently hung new chandeliers in
their church. II IL q marked improvement,
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A SOLITARY prisoner broods over the
way .of the trsnsgressor In our Jail. A
hun ired dollar bail bond would set Potter,
the Ku Klux, at liberty.
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We return thanks to Mr.. Clark Of The
L. and N. Railroad for favon. lie Il On
obiisins gentlemsn and knows how &c
handle locomotive.
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An afflicted daughter Of Mn. Maria Oil
bert, Of this county, died IL Pnsumonis
this week.
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REV. a. o. BARsp will pre,ch at the
Courthouse. Sunday afternoon, at 81
o'clock
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LOCAL VIEWS

HAYDEN BRorHKRs, vii! receive 90
pieces Of new and beautiful prints next
week.
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.N0r'or TO :. b.
Breeders Of Horse steck.
WHAT NOT 10 DREED - 4
WHAT TO sREEDrs.

Mover ssssd v . hes.s visAsss - ls1iuss
and never 10 . hera vbsa savsstisA pD1tSsss -
70 run V dosoa esssups y - digen011aAe1 aoeo
ter. Bed policy In 6sess- Nsvsf bsss1 v =
abis puG. The bsss, VIXEN trisd. are ksps thsrs:
tbose that have bssa tried anA tesnA va1sing ~
moved. Breed 10 the horss that hes the otss, tssn
Action. Power ssd dispoaitien b q, The spssl =
Jake you, and still 70 y proud q vhsn yeu gvs
there. and sss Inst alvsys hsssas his cslts h
sams gay. Do ysp vsst 70 kssv vhssv y ~
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III -
full 10 hands high, hos Tie rev
Or, Action, Speed, 0lyle, ana
n Well dlspese4 W.
Aired By Alexao1esHo
%. Elme, which soaaAs
head fer all worn, oo0, .
thorough-brcd marc - aiFeel
creascs 70 Denmark aaA
csscsruiag his dan shs zee " O.. .. ?. mn
and H. h. Thurnond. Who knsv her. PEI 0ssS
Zines brsedins refer zoe 70 ths n0.nL TAsS.
70 him or seen . eolts bsvsrsl Il NJ tvs-ysss
olds are being broke 70 vssk - I'D 20 tAs1s
Siss. Style, Sped aud pevW Of soAarasss. ] ps1ss
70 v. X ThuTmond, r. L. Whits, Rufns Arusogsaa
WIN. Martin and othsrs Ne ssssas q
90 TO INSURE A MARE IN HoAI,
On the usual fine and r~.s;. ,,.xr
p. s-whsn horsss are Aisk. saythIs0 Van ~
Tor 'aisipg vhsn ov. soshing Lst he tsss vil.
HIS The Sss-sAsy sivays sslL a. y ..
1if-u
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lARKETs.
Lessisstus.

Ts S mot .s e s.1 s s:s = 10
produce are ample and prices favor consumer Mes
potatoes have made their appearance nom tss
bouth. Brssdstuns are dull a. unchanged rate
shoulder SC, clear ribbed sdss iae and clear aide
is,Se. including packages. ordeu 70. bslt nesss
loose, are Allied q ~, iie. lixs. Lssf sessees
nsscih iith.
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PRooY-sO TO I.

rhs sslss Of wsbs.ss's pieslssssiss sAss.sh.ss
the country IN 1873 we're % tine - lssus = ~
sales Of any othss DictoaArlss. We viu - pBss(
81 this application. ss1 sssh sAis san sssubs~-
o, S %.s. .s:s THIgAdTx "A. -. ::
many Public schools 10 tbs uaitsf oaatsA. By
State saaetmsais o. school omeerA
Can yea better promote The ssss, e. e1sesiise
and the good Of Z, immunity than b. Aavtns O. r>og
ias T 70 Sss. . sss s Il ssss u yea s.Ss:s
XVs commend !, = : sp,saAIa spssisss q ls.Is-
We, ssssis,. and ssp.s..ly sss,y .isi:s.
II should have hi. vest. ~. ~. xestssns.
ID daesd 10 the pssssai ssassry. t0a4s -
Cap<rior. ineonpssssIs, 70 III eshsr, la ~ 49,
VNhs reputation Of this vesk u ses esesssz !.
II America. hnA(Hsa4 No.
IL ikls YORK. l6s1sSsa ~.
II without rival AesAssb 1tvns<A
rsS'''A''' b. Z si,.Hs..: & .z:sakAs1.
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psrsly FETAL, aud made to cover the smallest
possible Quantities. Purchsssrs viii Ind, upsa
trial, that The margins asked BY Standard Greessy
asy bva In Kentucky.
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WAiskSss, TsSsecss. Ae.-whsSssass.
ooansersp wunEIY sY o .. nATnExf.
, 1876-03-11

THE WHjTE.MOunTAIN BUTTERFLY
Iua pleasant paper ~ tha America" Aasaras-
isl, BIZ. Aug. Il. Groto suggests tho probable
oausos which induced Tho isolated community OF
White. Mountain butterflies to take up the!r
abode on tho rocky summit Of that lofty en..
mango. Tho mountain IL G.293 feet high. and
ths butterflies mover descend below III elevation
OF about 5,Gou foot. Hero they "disport during
tho month Of July of eyosy yeas." thriving upon
tho scaasy deposits Of honey found In tho flow
ess Of the few speciea Of hardy p!auta that grow
in ths crsytoea OF tLs rocks VI this great altitude
aud upon other available liquid auhesauces. The
insect ,aeasures from tip to tip Of tho expanded
fore wlngs, about a-19 inehos. II il oolorel iu
shadas Of breun, with various bands and mar
biiugs diyersfying the surface OF the wings.
The butterfly IA k1owa to pAturaiists ~ thu
lEneis sena}tled, aud was hrsk described in 1898,
by Thomss BAY. An allied species uccurs Oh
Long's Peak and other elevated heights in Colo
tsdo aud another ls found q, Eoteual-, I,sbsa-
dor; but they are condueo t. I4a.- TtiA:r-s~:..
ArAted localities.
M1, Gtoso Burm!ses that tho Mountain.
butterfly wAs brought down from IT. oIlglna'
homo In the North by the glAcleEs which. a.;
vencIng It The rata of. leas than mile " 1oo
years, carried them ~ fhs south ~ the lasss4ts
, 1876-03-11

Objectionable could 30 urged against Lin. But,
"In 1895, the King. then a8 ycArs OLD, WAS be-
ginning 10 pay less attention to business. lio
lated tha dr1.dgory of looking ovor tiles OF dis
patches, from, which the most exciting topto waa
abaent; withdrew himself moro And nlots from
tho metropolis, and spent Ills days tn bunting.
AZ Tint tiMo ho Was IN the very Ygor Of his mau-
hood then, aud tor tone time attot, tho &d1ni.
ration Of all who behold him oopap!ouous for
his clear. 1utdy compilation, hiH strength aud
agility; towering In stature above all those by
whom hs wsa surrounded" After this age,
eou1sioss auu the morals OF the King were grad
| uAlly contaminated by THAR example,
Apho loloyn had returned from the Court of
ErRnco In l624 and uAa now turning the hoada OF
| oil the gay gsllants attending upon tue King.
ner beauty ta thus ssyidly depicted BY aE bEewef;
The blood OF tue oFmoad. ran IN has veins. From
"Ths blact-biue lf.sh hAr aud I1ish eyes."
And llke the Irish tsolt Ut tho great poet. Au ocyn
remarkable for tho exqusts turn Vt her Aid
I1uistte with faseluatps EYES, sul loaa tlark lar.
which, contrary 10 tho stlntfu fasl!on of oao I4ys,
aha wore co1us.shiy floating loossly doxn her batk
.fas psssae. M
Oh litter " j. lis fs.turo ii hor coronation Which
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