, 1881-04-16

nays tUD assihuntls court IN Nine. dc Aontes-
soHn s T. ss q s Kass Kns g. srsss hs1 Il, aneqfS @
Wt % lis s 6rotGer, Frnncots a. nearly kill HsftIn. iI
Tho marriage. however, takes place, and
leave France. FTancoh becomes ID ID Tine 4
the fesi,!clice Of IIu!npj!rcV. iVildcr; during
l,ls absence ct New Bedford: Fra,lcot..
1Vti.icr's ho,'se, where Ills dasxiitcr MoliV
Is alone. Tic asks for bread. She takes lin
IN. cares for HIN, md aids him to set his
broken arm, md n!lraes him through the
1ppears upon tho scene II! the gl!lso Of q
doctor coming to attend lfrx. Wilder. and
E,runcota goes away witt! him hnt not until
TiaYe ceremony between invalid .aiNl nl!fse.
It IS more thnn two years buf0ro 1foltU's
husband retur1,s to claim her, and when l!0
does come lie tells her no more about himself
esed h m @ noo sa M is bs SF e4 pss pss
ence, and she, mtstaktnK tho tltie for a name,
considers lerse1t Tho Wife OF II. Le Baron,
Introduces him under that name, md ls con
or Ills sncial standing, 1Ie Is oifcrnd The placa
there Intil his dgntl!. leaving the tradition Of
his noble birth With Ills descendants, but never
dug them to return to France to claim their
own.
,'Fl.e character Of lfolln 1plit1er IS we'll and
ntttfphet4lyeiy r"nt'Ete n heft 9f any tat a5s
with the passionate Tuicrls. It is generally
assumed tlat the writer Ut this book was nlso
thc,writcr OF is It AIl?" of tie No-Namn
s5 a i Pr j. nr ct the the IL d aron hy
lnt.-hi! there still stands stone to the t1em
Or tGry ytn 9f Dr.. Francis l'e baron, who died there
~ A'o''
r1IE ryaIrs1t r.rrE.T,,Anr ava.
TEN. =,
Mt. Augustus MonEredten, "the clrcula-
Western States last fall powerfully helped
the cause of protection Mt the pol,s," MS nn
Eastern critic neatly" puts it. has written a
!' 1ttle solal11la entitled History Of the Free
Trade Movement In England" It Is s,1c-
cinct and graphic rehearsal Of the movement
which resulted In the abolition OF
a.. . p1otsc''so ,,. ,lnlIl. Mhlen was
M Snect ptohloitory, aha IN u1e
establishment Of freedom Of commercial
other s,atlons. Enaion. I ~ a,nne % hns ,,nt ;nto NJ
,,rocttcn ,,,nt sni.nt,nn aiant. 49, f,aat,..e
mus.iea "t". sIlen,'tc haepts 1ol asaflSH
seItmfy na!! aeel;srcd g 10 Sound IN theory:
amateurs of tho science OF political ecnn-
o1hy hive set at t,aight the conclusions Of Its
professors, and tho Hction of statesmen with
,4aa tat Go n itts ~, wv peen ~ fdsy "
mi wrters m Tia suisct ~ uo sciSntii'c n,s
still pursstentis advocate TIC principle. wi,[)e
s!ates!ien, save N tlle Gase OF EnElnnd, per
9lsiently act IN opposition to y HnW M came
iiin ebnu,d ~ dos ta1 eAGGptlon 1Mts Me
for it1auiry." This il lie first brnnci1 NJ tbe
general subject to which tho urcscnt work
ts devoted: u clcar.. concise, untec1,nical
smteinent !!,I or we tlitte5snt Steps by wl!lcls
nrntnct;ve svstnm nn o ndor,sa mMas %a ,x UT
free trade. ' ~ - p'''~' -
Again, Mr. MongretiieM says: "There Is,
Indeed, II, many other Countries d large mud
increasing band q thinkers who know tue
trntll, pr0paEate tie truth, and work Tor tho
truth; but they ;nre. for the present. over
ridden by the lGdtfferrcnt nlaiy md the In
terGsted 1eW. The physic!a,,s In yain pre-
re ter auhorit nd lgaru et toir n!stH injne- ie
tions England ls as yet the only patient TINT
Inns conforined 70 tile .phystclan's prccepts,
and VIC propose III the following paRcs to In
nufr0 Into tho results Of that CNctptiOllRl