davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
ARKAN SAS UNIVERSITY,

FA tIILN TI.E, AKIN. GEN. D. II. HILL, President, aided by Eleven
 Competent Assistants. NTEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER ?, lN 1SIS and closes June l2, leIS.
 Tuition fees will hereafter be CNactcl of no student above the Preparatory Department The bcpouciarieS and normals in that dcpart- ment have nothing io pay for loll year eN,e9t a.H1ir-tul9'jon fee of s1. which 70 Ir'tjsH G.. .t,l b. " -ltro"t,t- t..thg tv.'.r ia--,- s.W :lc,-r ID tr.l.t, hi.t'.'1 rr.rite} a, ,h- i.n ni;i7, an.i Jl~3 the iinItallon as tO age, Ea,o been abolished.
 Boarding can be had for from $S to $l2 per month.
 For Catalogue apply to President lIni, or to Prof. c. r. Russell, Fayetteville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05

TIE two and a half columns daily of personal notices in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat of citizens "who have left the city to be gone several months" are so many straws show ing which way the wind is blowing. or rather it shows how many people in St, Louis are going to come point where the wind does blow.- Chica' go Tribune.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
DcniOcratIc Congressional Con-
 VcntIOn.

A convention to nominate a can, didate for congress for this (thC Fourth) congressional district oi Arkansas, is called to meet at liar rison, Boone county, on the 18th day of September, 1878, at l2 m. Tho democratic county central commit tees arc requested to take such steps US to secure full delegation froD every county in the district. Repre- scntation the same as in the state convention. By consultation of tht committee.
 TILFoRD DENTON, Chm. Omega, Boone Go, July Is, '7S.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
NE:GE: TINE::
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND GIVES
 STRENGTH.
DU QUoIN, ILL, Jan. 21, 1878.

DU QUoIN, ILL, Jan. 21, 1878. Mr. II. R. Stevens :--
 Dear Sir.--Your "Vcgctine" has been doing woidcrs for me. Have been having the Chills and Fever, contracted in the swamps of the South, nothing giving me relief until l began the use of your Ncgetine, it giving me imme- diate relief. toning up my system, pu- rifying my blood, giving strength whereas all other medicines weakened me, and filled nh system with poison ; and l am satisfied that if families that live in the ague districts of the South and West would take Veg etine two or three times q week, they would not be {. oubed with the "Chills' or the malignant Feyers that prevail at certain times of the year, save doc tors bills, and live to q good old age.
 Respectfully yours, ..
 T. E. MITCHELL. Agent Henderson's Looms, St. Louis,
 Mo.
 ALI DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. If Veg etine will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and cure such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect health, after trying different physicians, many remedies, suffering for years, is it not conclusive proof, if you are sufferer, you can be cured? Why is this medicine perform Ing such great cures? 1t works in the blood, in the circulating fluid. It can truly be called the Great Blood Purifier. The great source of disease originates in tho blood; and nomedicine that does not act directly upon it, to purify and renoyate, has any just claim upon pulp lie attention.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05

To the American boy there is an awful, a majestic difference in weight between the but end of q fsh-pole and a hoo-handlc.
 Whenever young ladies learn so to stick pm in their apron string that it won't scratch fellows wrist, there will be more marriages.
 Now fades away the last trace of rcycngtul feeling against the small boy who last winter lodged a snow bal. on the back of oul neck.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
ADVERTISING RATES.
ar1s or communications ai a personal char ..1.-, Jt a,tts Hl. a' al, double tuG ueual

..l.... i5 a,t.ii...HIt o' al, .tpuble tuu u,ual s.tcs. H## #'...-i ir advance.
 ,iar3a-c at.3 a.atapaE notices nat to cNcccd fn.. i.Hr-, free, o7er ."uri cHtN y2fi i'"F line. Advertisement u.,rtpd at 5. ler -iUa.e for ts assertion, aai 7j cents each snr ,Gucnt insertion.
 tor advertisements Inserted in the special &otre toiu,am, or Ia reading matter, 2j Crats fer lac u jil he cha gcd.
 Announcing candidates for state and Ii4- tr... rFnCs. sic. -eHgtN oHrrt, SG. for t.rTpI l. tlou. >2ao: aud must h. paid inalsanee.
 tdo.. t;scmeut= a5t }uart.aa with the nrV3Der ,t I1Serti1rs -isr' r, .l he charged for .t the regular rafa- r.Ittt.er.trat ont.
 hll ct.eaIa4~ c, eas. lafes au& othcr matter 5HlrEdC. for ..,ts57aa 2ched5 will De CA0T gCd tur at 4l cenIS Y rin2.
 Trau4ient advertisements. where tho-plrtcs are mol know nE ln N"t gRe references must be paid farIH a45dHtc. fen hues or less con etitute a square.
 The DEMOCRAT has inc largest circulation of any paper iu tlr ~la'n, oUt~i.y cf I4lil" hoCk. and i~ not surpassed hY anA other paper iH thc S,lthWe4i I!,ng circulatcl in uGatiy every tuWn amt city ia the south and west, and read by au Intelligent. eatorP!sinE people
 The pEGOCRkT is ,hc nest advertising sheet n ihe state. lis ,s,"utlVe circulation in ttc ;>ou'hWost, among titc plantc." merchants aGtt business i4rB, Ggftsra IL especially urs ira iic fi those Nhp wish to reach tu' general aat suh>taHtla! puhtie h advertising ,HCsa rcs pee t.lr business and Interests.
 TERMS:
 ] year tiu advaaecl cl........................fl .s C months ...#.-.-..' ,l D moHthS -. - A
 single copy, cents.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
IF. LMIE:
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME OF VERTIGO.
 CAIHO. lII.. Jan. g. 1873.

Ek1IGO.
 CAIRO, lLL., Jan. g, 1878. MT. II. E. Stevens:
 Dear ,ir,--i have used several bottles of "Vegetiue"; it has entirely cured mo of Vertigo l have also used it for Kidney Complaint. It is the best med- lcine for kidney complaint. l would recommend it as a good blood purifier.
 N. IOCUM. PAIN AND DISEASE. Can we expect to enjoy good health when bad or cor rupt humors circulate with the blood, causing pain and disease; and these humors, being deposited through the entire body, produce pimyles, erup- tions, ulcers, indigestion, costiveness, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, and numerous other complaints? Remove the cause by taking Vegetine, the most reliable remedy for cleansing and puri- lying the blood.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

EOURTII SESSION opens Sept. 1st, 1878, and k closes June lst, 1879.
 Fees in Literary and scientific Department, $65; Law, $itO; Medicine, $G5; Theology, Sl5 Board and lodging per month, $l6 to 42U Professors, 2l Instructors, 8; students last year, iJ0, For Catalogues, address
 l.. C. GARLAND, Chancellor,
 Nashville, Tenn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05

A soft iob-S Selling soft soap. -AriYlocratic horses have hay fe- yer.
 Speaks for itself-The phono- graph.
 The worst kind Of sippins-sos sipping.
 An almanac is the mcanest work of man.
 How to remove wecds-MarrF the widow.
 Always awelle-the track made by an ocean steamer.
 The only people who really cn- joy bad health are the doctors.
 It is so warm that the ladies ap- pear in public in their shirfed Z sleeves.
 Very proper slang of the bar room. Nominate your sunstroke.' , Women should never study lan- guagcs. One tongnc is quite sulli- cicnt.
 Never ask young lady why her back hair docsn't match that Ill front.
 The breakfast Table thinks trade is looking up, because tls flat on it's back.
 Taste the date of the ncXt eclipse in your hat. You may forget it. May s, 1900.
 A man with new watch should not hurry. lie should say T buycd my time Why is lady's foot like loco motive? Because it moves in ad- vance of train.
 Go slow, younc man, in every !. thing you do, unless you have . chance to lAasA iij'
 A Man adycrlisca when he loses his dog, but he doesn't when he loses his mothcrin-law.
 The hand of 9 lady' is Q thng of beauty and yct rasjon covers it with the skin of q goat.
 
 -Chickcns that look to their own interest as well as that of the,r own CTS, roogt high just now. Women love flowers and birds They are, however, rot so partial {, swallows as the men are. New fall patterns arc already beginning to make their appearance in the dry goods store windows. Gold headed canes are bccom- ing fashionable. Well go to wear ing ours if this keeps on.
 -"IIurrah for the prmp," is q new temperance song The author has dedicated 1t to milk men.
 A man never forgcts to mail q letter to his sweetheart, much as he torgets to mail letter of his wife.
 rharo iz no good substitute foi wisdum but silence jz the best tha has been discovered yet Josh Bil liuga.
 -Domcstic Darwiaism --Natura select r- Marrying for love fru for cAlstmcc Marrying w!'h..u money
 woAl tay1e, cruise lu d jolly boa, th.,..t tt1!i boa.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
VE:; lssS:: E: TINE

I btIlCNC lJ 10 De | bOVW NVIICINe.
 NENIA, O., March l, 1877. Mr. Stevens:
 Dear Sir,--I wish to inform you what your Vcgetine has done TOT me. have been afflicted with Neuralgia, and after using three bottles of the Negctine was entirely relieved. lalso found my gen eral health much improved. believe it to be a good medicine. Yours truly,
 FRED HARVERSTICK. Vegetinc thoroughly eradicatcs every kind of humer, and restores the entire system to a healthy condition.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
,pE COUNTY ARKANSAS. THURSDAY, sEpTEMBER5 1878

| do you wear another woman halrF Lizzie: "Gussie, dear, why don wear another cal mean wEy'do you wear calf skin on your feet.
 "ThanK Heaven there's no news boys in Heaven" said q tormented passenger. "No, but what comfort do you find in that?" replied the ncwsboy. The man didn't say, and everybody else looked pleased.
 The Union Record says: You can tell the class of company a boy keeps by what you find in his head" " This is combing down very fine.
 --'I wish to be friend to the friendlcss, father to the fatherless, and widow to the widowless," :" said gushing speaker at a recent meeting.
 Your farm is your fixed capital. The improvements you make on it are investments: If you make them wisely, they will add to your profits.
 When usefulness is considered, the man who smokes cigarettes dwindles into insignitlicance by the side of. the individual who smokes hams.
 The meanest man in the world lives in Chicago, It IS said that he stole his wile's false teeth and then got a divorce on acconnt of her phys. 1 ical defects.
 A New York woman says there would be thousands more tramps than now if it were not for the noble self sacrifice of the fair sex in marry ing and supporting them.
 Advice to bachelors: Have you sister, Then love and cherish her with holy friendship. If you have not sister of your own own, then love somebody else's sister.
 -You give boy an errand to do and he has no more energy than q mud turtle. Let him be taken in as a full partner in carrying water for circus, and he has no more energy than n Canada thistle
 In saying that the proprietors of newspapers are ''vlllalnous cut throats, and serpent. like, slImy imps of he'll" Dennis Kearney has got them into a pretty close corner. Can they answer that argument?
 Mice can live anywhere com fortably but in church; they fatten very slowly in church. This proves that they cant live on religion any more than ministers can.
 There were a whole lot of fellows in town Saturday that were not Mur- phys, at least we were led to believe they were not from their "wall and conversation"
 Of the seventy seven Amhurst graduates this year, siXty-one are church members, siXty-two theater- goers, thirty-ohe dance, fifty nine play cards, twcnty-seven smoke and nine chew.
 -Diplomatists, it seems. share the popular superstltions, for while the treaty of Berlin could have been signed on Friday, the final formali- ties were deferred twenty four hours on account of it's being an unlucky day.
 A five cent cigar, with fire at the front end and an ambitious youth at the other, will produce more decom posed atmosphere than two well de veloped skunks can manufacture in q week--and work overtime at that.
 A bill for POS suppers was pre-, sented to young man by q father whose daughter had been courted by the young man and then deserted He was always in time for tea each Sunday night of the term.
 TIE two and half columns daily of personal notices in the St. Louis
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05
nuSSELLViLLE HIGH SCHOOL.
REV. ROWLAND DOGGETT, A M., Principal. Assistant Teacher, and Governess of Female Department, MRS. NJ. A. DOGGEIT Teacher Of Musical Department,
 MRs. f. E. B BARROW.

Tine scholastic term will he divided into two sessions of five months each. The Fall Session will open 2l Sept. 1878, and close Ith January, 1879. The Spring session will open 2Ith Janua- " and close 9th June. It Is our design to af- ford to thc young of both sexes the best cduca- tionai facilities. and thus suporcele the ueces- sity of parents, of the town and surrounding country, sending their children abroad to be instructed. at least, until they are prepared 10 enter the advanced ClasSes 0f College, And 3s our State University justly mcrit- and receives 0ur p2tIouNee, the course of study Ci pl.! sch,ut will conform in Text Books and arrangement 10 th,.t IHsutution.
 PriUIry Classes, embracing the rudimouts of language to the Fuurth Reader, in oval anI blackboard instruction on the fundament.3 rules If Arithmetic, perHuuth, 2f9 training i'll OrthograPhy, Penmanship, English Grammar, Composition, Geography, History tU. S.} & Arithmetic (Tbrd Part), per mo-. 2.50
 senior Glasses, embracing the Sciences, Gas sics, and Higher Mathematics, per mo-, 3O0
 MUSIC:
 Instrumental mnsic, Piano, Guitar and Use of Instrument, leo Payment made pp"ctaoHy at the end of each m0uth, unless special arrangements are other wise made.
 Incidental fee, payable in advance, per ses- sion 1O cents.
 Pupils entering within two weeks of the be ginning of the session will he charged from lhe beginning; otherwise from the date of entrance to the end of the session, allowing no deduction cNcep in eases of pr0t5mctcd sickness. When ever the necessity of the case requires it, a pu- pll may be entered for a specified time. Board can be obtained in the best iamIlics OH reasonable terms.
 Tor further particulars, address the Principal
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-05

l year fin advaacc} q g,i C months ........ .......... fl 5 months -. ....., ,....,... ........, Al
 single copy, cents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
SAVIOUR.

We wish to cutter cur protest
against the growing custom of spell
lug this name OF the ReIeemer OF
lu,n without the Il. We do tbs tul
two reasons: FIRST. because the anal-
ogy alleged TO exist between it ana
uch words as error, favor, honor,
&c, is apparent rather than real.
These words are appropriated by Us
d rcttly from the Latin, and should
therefore follow its orthug,aphy.
THIS is not true of Saviour; which.
though derived from the Gretk
through the Latin and French, Is =
true English word. Moreover, we
object 20 the new spelling. because
we dislike any change in the form OF
q word, which is haIiowed by tie
sweetest associations to millions of
those who spesk the English tongue.
Worcester and Webster both give the
preference TO the o~lthography tor
which we contend. Worcester, III a
special note. urges it for the reasons
above given; and Webster SAYS that
the word should be exclusively ap-
p~rupriated to the Lord Jesus. and
never used Of Washington or any
other mere man.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26

solemn trust. So important was this
matter tina, II special class Of officers
was instituted for the care of the
poor. Is not this the work OF the
deacOns? We do not moan to say,
that no congregation may. under any
circumstances, ask for outside help
in caring for their poor. If indeed
unable I u provide for them: h c II
may through It's proper officers. ask
for such outside help but 1t may
not neglect them or turn them over
to the county or to some charitable
association. The help must be given
through the agency Of the church,
or the church has failed to do its
duty. Brethren, is not this true? II
true, how many OF our congregations
are %5lsme!ess? How mtny of III
most prosperous churches justify the
iufidei taunt that Christianity ID Ii,
longer the religion OF the poor?
But there are still others, who d,
hot oeiouS 10 auN CbufCu OF society
what sisll be done with them2 |
both INDECENT and helpless, the,
should be taken care of BY The genera
community to which they belong. Ii
this state, provision is made by stat
ute for ali such persons. In ouI
county, under his law, we have
county farm where they can be taken
we levy \ Regular sax UPON al. ti'
property OF tine county for tEeII
sup o.t. We empty a -pccla! com
miss Uner, hose paid duly Il is [,
Loo alter sucn Cases, aud IT, See tina
They do nuI suffer. rucrr Il no u"rd
therefore, for anx unrsl rvci >utfrr
Ing amongst me worthy poor OF TN
county. BY their own tam LIS, 10y
their own churches, 10y their on
sol ties, or by the cuu " all t.is.
needful wants can aud Will be SUI
piled. Let US bewaIe that We d,
not encourage iudoicnce by calling
poverty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
SALE.

WHEREAS. William ID. Dick-y and Jane \.
w hickey, his wife. by their certain deed OF
trust. dated the Eth day OF September. 1873, and
recorded in the recorders office Of LAT yeite
county, state oil Missouri, in deed book No. Is,
at page 8s, conveyed to the undersigned, trustee,
the following described real estate. situated in
the county OF Lafayette, stat. OF Missouri: The
west half OF the northwest quarter of section
I" en'y-siS t2S). range twenty-iOur t2i, town
ship itty $50 to secure the payment OF n certain
tromissory note or bond therein mcntionei ani
GescrIbei; and. whereas. saIi note Is now due,
AMI remains unpaid; now. therefore. at the re-
quest ot Inc legal holder and owner of SAID note.
and under AMI in pursuance oisaid deed OF t!ust.
/, the Undersigned Trustee, Will. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY larH, 1873.
between the hour, OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock IA the al ernoun ot s,ii
day, In front of The cnurt nous. door. in The city
al Lexington. in said c"un'y ana rtuie, proce"'.
10 sell said real estate, u. public veutiu", Tor
cash, for III" payment ofssid note or hon.i. with
interest du. ti,-r-Un. together with The costs and
eApen,ss oil tnis trust i,nl2
A. NJ. GREET. Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26

A Kentucky preacher rose to speak.
and opened the Bible. The first verse
that met his eve happened to he. The
voice OF the turtle shall be heard in the
land" .'Brethering." said he. lat first
sight n would not think there was
much in this tex 4; hut on a little consid-
Grafton, you will see there's \ great
deal in it. Now. you all know what a
turtle is. II you've been along by a
pond, you have seen them or II log sun
ming themselves Now it is said, The
voice Of the turtle shall be heard In the
land But the turtle hash t any voice
that anybody ever heard; so it must he
the NJ Use he makes in plunging off the
log int" the water. Hence. we conclude
that immersion is meant. ana that I'M.
| mrrsInn will become universal"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26

St. Louis Juurnai:-Therea are fewer
new spapers in Missouri by 81 doz' IL
than there were last year at III s tin e.
1t has been a hard twclve-month with
the press, as. il fact. with every line
of business. During the year twenty
three have hur>ieu wide open, eight
new ones have been started, aud three
have consolidated with others.
Among those "a lies sus, ended, one
Was in ST. LOUIS, one III Mexico, one
in kAusns Ciiy, one in Sedalin, aud
one inJ pin. The p"p' Is OF ,he west
eru p"rilon OF the rt,te seem to have
fareu harder than thusein the eastern,
and. il report be tue, quite n num-
Der are now III immrdia,e danger Of
going by tme board.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2..H, 1878.
PUBl.lC SALE OF LAND.

N-HtItEA>. Amdr"w l. a Fulton and Mn
w ghr tult II. h. WIFE. hs itcI. crrraln
mort S.g Il, ed, dated tn. 4 h 'tts of June, Isl.
anu record, Il IN the ohio of The r C ri OF
deeds ~ Lafayette cuuTI! -iaie o. Nj : ui, 0,
book ;, No ! page 49,, tiI convey Ia n
Ma TIN Slaughter. grantee III sad In"rtgugt fced
aiur' = rlt, c.Ti".n real e-t-t", iNiris ma being ia
the Comfy ui Lazy tie, in The Q at OF Missouri,
described "a follows. to-NIt: The west halt ui
the suUtteast quarter y! seciiur six To-, in town
ship i.rtH -uiue 40. rang, twenty -. v-n t2I).
containing eighty acres, mole or less. VIII uti
niortCIE. WAS made to secure the pay
| meni OF u c, rlaIp note therein 1e,crib"d, winch
note was on the 18th day OF June, 1863, assign
ami delivered Tor Value received, to ~ Iliiiuu &
Hail. Il. ceased. which has become due and re-
malus unpaIdj now. therefore,, nniic- Is ner,b
gwen that We, tue Undersigned, Martin Slausn-
Ter. grantee In esld mortgage, anil Jahrz +
S%hOtweli, administrator OF the estate ut Wi lam
T.. Hall hec'dwili, IN accordance with the Term,
and proyisions of sxid mortgage, and at the re
quest OF The legal holder OF SAID note. proceei To
seil the real estate herein described, at public
v.ndue. TO the highest bidder. Tor cash, in fr mi
OF the court house door, in the city of LeNIng-
ton. in the county Of L,fay cite, and state OF Mi--
sour, on
TIE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. ISIS,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon and six O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day. to satisfy the debt secured by said mort
gage Aforesaid.
MARTIN SLAUGHTER,
Mortgage,
janl2td And J.. Z. SHO1WELL,
Administrator Of the estate Of " IN L. Hall, dec.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

1t is pleasant to hear the religious
Interest now prevailing in this church
on SOUTH street. We sincerely hope
that the young people. who have
there recently confessed Christ as
their Saviour, will show that the,
have indeed the root of the matter il
them. and that they will grow to be
earnest. steady, consistent followers
OF Him, who was ''holy, harmless and
un!ctiied."
We are also gratitird t. learn that
several of the boarding pupils of TT
+. A. Seminary have lately connected
themselves with Christ's people, and
that q good spirit seems TO prevail
anon them. We trust that it viii
he So in al OF cur schools. The
lie l. OF The Lord i, The beginning o:
w.edon."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26

During the year 1877 the lawyers
have lost two able wrtrrs, Perkins,
of Salem, and cX-Gnv. En- 'ry WASH
burn, the author Ut tie best law book
on real property now i'll use. Pnr-
tugil, in the death of Ilerculano d.
CnrvalhO loses the only historian She
ever bad. Greece has lost kinaris.
her prime minister, ltaly,ln Sciol G.,
her pol teal economist; France IL
Thiers, her statesman Cuba, III
Aguilera, a devoted friend, aud the
United States, in Morton, a %iarsceing,
shrewd political leader.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
Hear the man" exclaimed Mrs.Cum-

Hear the man" exclaimed Mrs.Cum,
miskey. derisively; lido l like hin we'll
enough As himself"
"Ah. now. don't be breskin' me
heart" pleaded Mr.. Costello. .Answer
me this question, Mrs. Cummiskey: is
yer heart Under towards me?'
at IT," whispered the widow; IAN
there. now ye haveit:'
GLORY be to God" exclaimed the
happy lover, and he drew the not I'm
willing widow to his bosom,
A few moments after Mrs. Cummis
key looked up. and. as she snoothed hel
hair. said. but. james. we haven
told me yet how ye liked yertay."
"Ah. Nora. me jewell answered Mr.
Costello. .'the taste of hat first kis!
would take away the taste of all the tay
that ever WAS brewed."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26

Prince Frederick Charles, nephew of
the Emperor OF Germany, not long since,
DESTROYS Of being separated from his
wife. He accordingly spoke to his uncle
replied: My dear nephew, | have not
been separated, your father has not been
separated. your grandfather was not
separated, neither will you be separa-
ted and he has not been separated.