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Nemphas-pays consacr6 aux nym-
Plies de la fOret.
Les habitatiOns actuellement exis-
tantes furent constitutes dams de
petites proportions, ct a%ppelees. Nan
ms les maisonnettes.
Mans appartenait announcement au
monastere dc Saint Victor, CONNIE
prieure. II a etc depuis bisn agran:
di. La paroisse fut erig6e en- 1852,
sous le vocable de saint Laurent. pa
trOn de messire StrOzzi, archev6que
a AK, ct able du celebre convent.
Plus loin. on traverse le Plan de
Aups-Planities de Almis-le grand
paturage. II y await, la, II maison
de Beguines, religieuses rortant
pour couture une sorte de begun.
Les Dominicains ont 6lev6, non
loin de la. depuis q~uelques ann6es,
un grand monastere OH o~nirecoits les
voyageurs.
En- face, SO dresse, grande ct ma
jestueuse, la Sainte- Baume, rocher
gigantesque, a la coupe perpendicu-
| laire, ct dominant toute la fOret.Nrss
La grotte. large ct profonde, sc
| dessine sur la flame de Ia amontagne,
| ct a une c~ertaine elevation. il fault
gravir bien des marches pour y arriv
or. Malgr6 son 6tendue. ellie est in
sufi sante pour la foule DIES pelerins.
Deja au steele dernier, il en- etait
ainsi, lorsq ue les visiteurs, les jours
de grande fete, venaient voir le maj
tire -autel illumine, la statue de la
sainte, attribuee a Puget, la grotte
inferieure, la citerne alimentee par
les suintements du rocher, souvenir
mystique des larmes de la c6lebre
p6nitente, enfin le We'll autel taill6,
jadis dams le roc. pour la sybille pay
enne don't la belle juive de Magdala
vint renverser les idoles.
LIE nom de la Sainte- Baume Went
du gree B0m0s-actuel.
Les Cassianites furent les premiers
gardens de ces lieux. Leur maison
6tait adoss6eiau rocher contre lequel
on volt, encore. dess svestiges do la
toiture.
Les constructions modernes sont
wastes ct bien distributes. Les vOy-
ageurs y trouvent une grande sale
pour sc reposer. En- descendant de
la, on trouve. a droite, le chemin
du Saint ilon, au SONNET de la
montague. La montee, bordee de
croix ct oratoires, est dure ct escar-
pee. II y await, a%utrefois. June vigie
avec chappelle. ~ y
LIE nom de Saint Pilon Went en-
coresdu gree Pulon-portique.
LIE grand pelerinage a lieu, la
seconde fete de Ia Pentec6te, cha
que aimee. Des la veille, on volt,
, dams la PLANE, s%erpenter des files
de charrettes. munies du tendOulet
portantides provisions ct des cou.
ventures pour passer la mutt sou,
les grands arbres de la for6t. Lit
lundi matin, il y a une foire d.
petite mercerie Oh les m%archands d.
parapluies rendent. parfois, biel
service aux voyageurs surpris pa,
queIque violente ondee.
LIE second pelerinage a lieu Il
i jour de Ia Magdeleine-22 Juliet
la foule y est bien moins grande
Aussi. ceux qui aiment q admire
i les bellies solitudes. ct voir les clio
j, es dams tous leurs details, prefe
rent-ils choisir cette fete pour leu
excursion. MEUN1ER.
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La Sainfe.Baume.

Lorsque le fambeau du christian
isme vint jeter ses premi9res lueurs
sur les c6tes provencales la for6t de
la Sainte- Baume etait occupee par
les Druidesses qui y rendaient leurs
oracles mysterieux. La foule Y etait,
parfOis, nombreuse, surtout d Ger
tains jours des grandes ceremonies.
La Magdeleine. partle de Marseil-
lie avec quelques compagnes. SO rem
dit a la Sainte-B aume pour v contin.
uer la %predication de la loi .nouvelle.
Son arrivee y fut saluee avec en-
pressement. Sa physionomie sednls-
ante, le son de sa voix harmonieuse
ne pouvaient manquer de lui attirer
de nombreux auditeurs qui furent
bient6t de fervents neophytes.
Que d%evinrent les Druidesses ?
plusieurs Sc r~angerent du cote de la
celebre penitente. Les autres gagne
rent Ia montague des Maures. on SO
forma, plus tard, protegee par les
SarraZins, la tribu des bOhemiennes,
discusses de bonnie aventure.
La Magdeline vecut. dit on, trente
trois ans, a la Sainte- Baume, cate
chisant les populations du pays.
Ainsi commence CO grand pelerinage
qui, depuis dix HUT cents ans, est
encore populaire parmi nous.
On arrivait a la for6t, ancienne-
ment, par quatre routes principales /:
celle de Mans pour AK. celle de Rou
giers pour Brignoles, celle de Signes
pour Toulon. celle de Saint Pons
pour Marseille !; ces routes etant ja-
dis fort peu car~rossables, on faisait
lie ~trajet a pied on a cheval, ct mieux
sur de bons mulets auxjarrets solides
ct vigoureux.
De temps immemorial on Sc reunis
salt an Logis de Mans OH les yoya-
geurs trouvaient des montnres pour
arriver a la grotte. ct tout ce qui
pouvait leur etre necessaire. Il Y a
toujours EN- Ia de BONES auberges.
Sur ies!hauteurs voisines, on voy-
ait le V;eur-Nans don't il he reste
que lie chateau ct quelques ruines
eparses. Ce gros bourg est design6
dams les vieux titres sous 10 nom de
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TitOuah

Aiors Ia fdte Sc nit d parler.
Ellie dit lie non du Djebel-Djebe-
Tia, on wyatt une jeune file dune
grande beaute, qui SO nommait Titou
ali.
So mere l'appelait ainsi ct l'appe.
tait souvent. car depuis longtemps ell
le pa~raissait distraite ct ne point
s'appartenir. CONNIE 81 quel4u'un Iui
out fat boire IN philtre.
Tn soir, ellie l'appela on vain. Ii
touah 6tait partie. ellie await rejoint
pres de Ia fontaine IN jeune homme
au'elle aimait, do moins ellie lie croy-
ait. Eft lis avaient fui.
&c ieune homme await cherch6 a
robtenir du pere. qui etait vieux ct
ayarc, mails bien inutilement, car il
ne poss6dait qu'une belle physiono-
ME, une flute ct IN fusil qu'un ami
lui await pr6te.
CONNIE lis fuysient ct qu'ils traver
saient IN ravin convert de bois, le
ieune homme cut une sorte d'elan /:
il 80 nit d chanter ct a tirer des
comps de fusil en- Fair.
Je ne sails CO qui, dams SO chanson,
effarouoha Titouah. mails ellie Far
rata, le toucha du doigt a l'epaule, ct
lui demanda de lui jurer de la con-
duire devant le cadi de Sidi-Abid.
II Pa cOmprit, ct, dams sa generosi-
t6 irrefiechie. lui PROMPT que sa flute
ne quitterait point ses levres quill ne
Tent menee devant le saint homme.
Eft il sc mita moduler ce que les
sons, les echos, les souvenirs, les es-
p6rances p~euvent avoir de plus doux
ct de plus tendre.
Les accords de Ia flute 80 melaieIt
d la mutt. sly fondaient /; par mo-
ments ct par la decroissance des
eons. on eut dit rombre descendants
des arhres, puts plus haut 10 scintille
ment dune 6toile !; ct lOrsque dun
buisson de myrtle la melodie dun
rossignol vint s'y meier, ellie ne les
effaea point ct ne fut qu'une harmo-
ME de plus.
A ce moment, un rugissement Sc
1T entendre. ct au travers du sentier
qu'ils suivaient, devant eux. lis pu-
rent voir, fauve ct brun, 10 corps
allonge Dun lion. don't lie p%oitrail, les
6paules. Ia criniere ct l,enorme tete
G1eEgea!ent de i'ombre des bois.
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Fragment du Journal
DUN IL

Les Merersas sont fntistes, tOus
ont IN peu Ia bouche on flute, leur
goht pour cot instrument tient d ce
quits habitent pres du maraiss de
Seliselo. Oh, enfants, lis coupent des
roseaux sur lesquels ills s'habituent
ainsi a jousr.
Les anciens perfectiOnnent les jeu-
mes ct leur a%pprennent COS airs de
nOces. de courses de chevaux ct d'au
tres airs religieux que j'entends con
fusement r6peter lei.
Eux jouent par tradition ; le ro-
seau. lui aussi. semble Sc souvenir.
A leur soufle, il vibre, modulant
quelque fois, mails le plus solvent en-
vibration, CONNIE au temps on, la
tote snpanach6e, portant au cote ses
feuilles larges, efil6es, pareilles d
des dagues, il jasait avec la brise ct
dOnnait des leeons au ch6ne u Ia
maniere dc r6sister aux temp6tes en-
sc courbant devant Giles.
II semble SO souvenir des bruisse-
ments que faisaient ses epillets ct ses
~paniculss, tandis qu'au dessous dc
iui, dams les cyperac6es, SO posaient
les ibis. les herons qui recherchaient
sou abri. ct que les sangliers FOUL
talent sas rhizOmes.
C'6tait la vie.
Aujourd'hui, c'est quelqne choae
au-dela, ct c'est aussi CONNIE un echo
du pcsse.
Cos airs de noce, e'est le prin-
temps. ces vibrations, cette vapeu,
d'eau, c'est CONNIE Ia brise ct ga seve
Rbsente i; Cos balancements quill ca
dence dams les jours d'hymen6e. &C
sont les agitations que lui imprimaii
le sirocco du mois de JUN.
Cos airs de courses, quill a vues, e'
don't les cavales ont brout6 ses iaRnes
pousses ct amond6 ses frereau II:
Qui ~poussaient a ses pieds,
tant de souvenirs pour lui.
Get essouflement de chevau1 Nj
Unite, g you you gull fait retsnti1
par ses huit trous lui sont comm,
des chooses d'hier.
Ainsi que g femmes III percant'
you-you, NATL pas Gu la taille 6lal
Gee. les ba!aneements, Ia fexibilite
10 faiblesse z
II a gu son destin, il revit encore
ct 81 lie pied du malhsur voulait la
chever. Vecraser. il n'aurait point Il
resignation du silence il SO ferai
plume ct il 6crirait..
En- attendant cette supreme ven
geance, il est flute, il est onomatop6e
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and Carriage Shop.


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INFORMS his friends, and the public in
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He has secured the services OF first class
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Also an assortment OF patent carriage
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Grand opening of large and small sized
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A choice and select stock Of ready-make
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La flute so tut dams On dernier &C.
cord.
Lie cercle SO rompit.
La rosee de la mutt semblait 6tein-
DIRE lie tronc de sapln fumeux, que de
petites t1ammes vacillantes ct rouges
lechaient encore.
Virtuose ct auditeurs, gardens ct
man9uvres regagnerent leur campo
ment.
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From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has beea the bane, and ar II
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, in the
18th cnapier of Leyitieus, lays down 1ery
explicit rules on this disease. SO terrible
and loathsome had II been cOnsidT Tred then
that q person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed t. mix with society
The Jews regarded II as divine infliction
and believed there was no cure for 1T. IL
was then the sins ofa youth or diviation
from the paths OF virtue were punished rs
long as life lasted Happily In our day
the silence OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse Of Ma, ure furnishes Il
remedy the disease Is stripped of It's ter.
rOr by the use OF the SA VI A ri rAN'S RO''1
AND II ERB JUICES, anG the victlna Q!
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| In a few weeks. That there are thousands
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Il. f. Runkel's ,i,lstral 3 e. F
KunkePs Shampoo for
81 a.- the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
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the heated scalp prevent the hair from
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harsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle 81
Ask YOUR druggist for them or send to r..
Kunkel, Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth
xsreet obtladelphip
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties are among
catarrh by the use Of DR.. sage's Catarih
Remedyt ....s p'.4
A F. Dowrs, New Geneva. Pa; D. J
Brown. st, Joseph, Mo-; e. 9. Lewfsr Rnt.
oba s W. tsE1 NsrsSGp ss5
Miller. Bridgtr Sta ion. Wy6;5 G. Mer.
riman, I,ogansport. Ind; NJ. NJ. Post
i gaRseort, Ind 7: w., y bailey, fremont en9s q
ton, Mo-; W. A. Thayer, Onarga, N; 6
B Nichols, Jr., Galveston, Texas, Jonas
Z R.ine,t stonesville, Pa; 9. w. Lusk
Mcfarland VI cnnsip:; Jehnton VII.
inr,s, Helmick, Ohio; Mrs. M. A Currey
Trenton r. scgn aiel. fsois q RosQ w.
iEiRsa1t. is nd; Mrs. Henry Haight.I I San
. Gian cisco, Call: MIS-. e. M. GallusIa Law.
feelicevilie, N Y; W Graham. Adel
em.ts ad dEtKss 5esss IA ssars nss ar
md: Mrs Minnie Arnaisf, 29O Delaney
.lrret, New York; II w Hall, Hastings
Mich W. r. Mars on, Lowell NJ AIS Mrs
] spurtin. Camden, Ala; Ghas. +; Kaw
amp az stambaugh. wye; l. W. Tracy,
Steambeat Rock Iowa; MRS Lydia Waite
ihnshau. y; Y; 7; M; Peek, Junction q
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AN OPEN LETTER.
II SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
% "a .n. '...
e A." .sf ..g'u.wa1aa h'.
RocKPoar, Mass, April Q, 1877.

old '
Mr.. EDITOR: :-Hav1ng read In your paper
repolts of the remarkable cure Tor catarrh,
I aha duced to tell what I know about
catarrh, and fancy the "snuf' and "in.
haliDg-tube' makers Iruere dollar grab
bers) would be glad ifthey could emblazon
I suffered with catarrh.l The nasal pas.
saRes became completely closed. Snuff -
.sdust.o .'ashes," !inhaling- tubes" and
''sticas,n vouldn't work, though at inter-
walls would snif up the so-called catarrh
snuff, until became . valuable tester for
and no one can know now mnehI suffered
or what miserable being was Ny
had ached over my eyes 80 that was
confined to my head for many successive,
suffering the most intense pain, which at
.sase y na ts sahi
and rearing impaired, body ahrunke ZEN ana
weakened, nef GUS system shattered, and
consti tuition broken, and was hawking
and splitting seven eighths OF the time. j
pray "a Tor death to relieve me OF my sui
Of DR.. sage's Oatarrh Remedy indpeedhe
to purchase package, and use II With
DR., Plerce's Nasal Douche, which applies
the remedy by hydrostatic pressure, the
only way compatible with commonBense
three fourths Of q second. nor in one hour
or month, but In less than eight minutes
Twas relieved, and IN three months enti1 e.
ly cured, and have r M ined so for over
sixteen months. While using the Catarrh
Remedy used DR.. rierce's Golden NJ edi
Ga, Discovery to purify my blood and
Strengthen m, stomach. also kept my
liver active and bowels regulsr by the use
his ,lea ant Purgative Pellets. If my ex
perience will induce other sufferers to
'set X the same means of relief. this letter
will have answered its purpose.
Yours truly, e. D. REMICK.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-19
CURES DISEASES OF THE -'>
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine to which the afiict-
eel are above directed for relief the discoverei
believes he has combined in harmony more =
Nture's sovereign curative properties, which
God has instilled into the vegetable kingdom
for healing the sick, than were ever before com.
hined in one medicine. The evidence Of this fac
IL found in the great variety Of most obstinate
diseases which it has been found to conquer. IL
the cnre OF Bronchitis, Severe Coughs
and the early stages Of COnsumptfOn,H Il has
astonished the medical faculty, and eminent
physicians pronounce II the greatest medical
est Coughs, 1t strengthens the system and purts
fies the blood. Dy Its great and thorough
blood-purifying properties, 1t cures all Hm.
IN ors, from the worst Scrofula to common
3lOtch, Pimple. or Eruption. Mercurial
disease, Mineral POisons, and their efJects, are
constitution established. Erysipelae, Salt
rheum, Fever SOress ScalY or Rough
Skin, In short, all the numerous diseases caused
by bad blood are conquered by this powerful,
purifying, and invigorating medicine.
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sal.
low color Of skin, or yellowish brown spots on
f,ce or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chills alter
mated with hot fiushes, low spirits, and gloomy
coated, you are suffering from Torpid Liver,
or BiliOusness.o In many cases OF
SILVER COmplaintH only part Of these
symptoms are experienced As q remedy for
all such cases, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has no equal as 1t effects perfect cures,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 81 PER BOTTLE.
:. repaired by n. ". PIERCE, M. D., soie
Proprietor, at the WORLDS DIsPENsARS,
9uHalo n. J.
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e. r. Kunkeh' Bitter Wine
of Iron.

Il, F, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will effectually cure liver complaint,
ianndice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
idneys aud all diseases arising from q
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Of the stomach, nausea. heartburn, disgust
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sore eructations, sinking or f1uttering at
the pit of the stomach, swim ming OF the
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fesh, constant imaginlngs OF evil and great
darression of spiri q, PRICE 81 rer bottle,
Bevafe OF cou1terfeits. Do net let your
Druggist palm off some other preparation
Of iron he may. say Is a good but SIX for
Kunkel,s Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. Kunkels Bitter Wine oi Iron Is not
scld In bulk--0piy IN ST. bottles. r.. =. Kun
kel. Proprietor, n O. $50 North Ninth Street
Phiiadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists.
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-4ss14s ot aostlsogab1i poi 9ors i1a '7al'
sdi 10 suo yasm q9gE O. ygialdno3 aalzlsV
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MEDICAL.

nR. FILTERS YEGETABLE sRHEU.
~ MATIC REMEDY.-ls the perscrip.
ton OF one Of Philadephia's Oldest physi.
clans, and is guaranteed TO cure rhauma.
tism, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache
DC. or money refunded, by invigoratinG
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system
cine, Suffering and money saved by useina
1t in time. Remember that DIR. Filter II
the only physician in Amerio "a devotins
10 years to this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. As Souf h Four
street.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-19
THIS MACHINE. .Il j.

To the mcst simple and compact; ,he,moss
durable andssc0nom Zeal d ihtde 'ot com-
bined simplicity, strens sh and sesuty ssp'
New and nufLerou> patented attachments
ssantly getung cut OF forder. 10 g1sogTHq 81
So easy TO learn that u child can un H.
viii do all kind Of sewing, from 'the fhest
to the coarsesl; VIII hem, teils tpg K bIbrsid,
ord, gather, embrofAeT, &c. uses self
adjusting straik ht needles, al! INSCRIPTIONS.
of GOTTEN lks and thread 70 Makes the
strongest stit Oh known the cloth will tear
before the seam will grip;onses the thread
besutt pllyi, finisned and highly orna:
manted and ~ ~ g',,aF arsFr
The Morning herald., 1878-03-19
I . '.-J 4N.l .tJ }
Tape Worin Removed Alive

: --II TTUlQVTN-IN z - = '.-- :
Head and alltcomplete, In two hours =
No fee till head passes,l seat, pin ,and
259 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for eircu lar. For removing seat, In
or stomach WORMS call on your druggist
and ask for q Ibettle OF Kunkel's Worm
syrup, price $l.Io 1t never falls Comman
other wcrms can Sc readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-19
III W0R1D
1918. =

sioca the change II the proprletorshlp
which to x place May, J., 1876. The
W0RLD has become the brightest, spr ght
esl, most .cn"larty and popular journal 10
tUe metronoli Il Is entertainin 1nte!. 3.
esting br gnt. dec:nt, fair and truthful.
1tdis wong Willingly to no man, nor
creed , 0 in crest and no party II treat;
al subjects ot J., portance earn astly and
with rs,p ct. 1t SEEKS to make Itself az
- eeable comp ,nton, as Well as f1'hN"
c1, ealf toacher. THE WORLD regard
fAe recent ctUrie' Of tDe party WIlh " lch
j, jv p,cferonc- acts, nnl as mere pa"tt'"h Ii
riu as gained bY partisan contri anre'
la, as the urmi4tahails expression q
ecep ard genuit p puiar demand for NV
mah, DIS in We nm -rt, for u IN rough
,nrifcaton Of the public SEW ee aha luI
rec'ifir4tiGn O the Pims OF our party Or
gapz,ttons. Wherever and whenever the
i)cmocSatlc party proves itsali l0Eal To Ihls
,rrnul& demand > HE WORLD VIII resc
utely Uphold il: wherever nd whenever
tails shott or attempts to cou teract thus
populqr demand 1HE WORLD villas res0-
il,ely oppose and derou zee 1t In |ofd
THE WORLD rel ewes the Demccfa, c
party to exist for Ihe good OF t3e public
service It'd ops not believe the public ser.
wee !, exist for the go1d of the Democratic
party,