The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
CONDENSED INFORMATION


 Of 3c.s,7 criminals in Germany. 4so per cent. of the males and IS.i per cent of the females committed their offence while m a state of alcoholism
 \ wood dealer advises farmers to pile the split article wth the bark up By do- ny >o the bark adheres 10 the vcod. and becomes an rem vs some importance when theNfarrner cords Il up for the mar ket
 IL is said that the fashion of wearing eyeglasses has sertously injured the sight ii four-tifths of inc Russian army officers. An order has heen issued foTbldding their Use by officers in uniform. except on d medical certificate declaring them 10 be necessary.
 The business of the grca, French patent medicine house. known as Mason Ere re. the property of NJ Ch. Torchon. de- ceased. Was lately sold ai auction for the enormous sum uf s,.ioo.ooo. II vas boGSh. n bs the widow. her chief compctiior be- tug an English company which stopped bidding a, si.SSoo.ooc, :
 The carriages "i the .a,e emperor of the French have all been sold save t1vo- One ei these Mas the coronation coach. which has been scnt to England IS present from Eescnie ;o Victoria The other ~as the carnage. all shattered and rddied with 5aiis, hiCh conveyed ihciT in;softs2 ma sestie> l., the opera her orSlni shell eN- placed. hc emperor would moi allow ,his carriage to be either restored or de- >t.oYed but iostd so gaze upon t as pT5,i ,a the good luck ahleh hc declared 4s-Ha 54.zseF,r r3ts.fr-
 \ corS,irn;ionalh nervous young man n San Francisco dreamed Iha; hc stood by uh.ic some nlSn entered hls faain. pug hIs dead bods n eoff5n. and prepared II foi burial He looked into the face. and sam .isAt ?, MAS no, niy no older than himself bat , scratch made that day had not htalsd. He aweke and realized ,hat the dream though wordcriuily yiyid- had been suggested by a rrceu; pcrasal ef Bulwer's Strange StarH: but he could not rid him. sal< at the .dca ihai he Wauld die soon. < Ihc dream came ta h5En nightly. and ai length with the oiate of hl> death tlNed. Ihs> Vsas more than hI> weak head could sind. and he dIee ei blain ieyef.
 The departure ct the Ftsnch pilgrimage - the iieiy Land h..s created an immense >e..>..;,on htih .a l.endan and Pans. The ladies and gentlemen aha compose the pilgrimage s:ared direct for Caifa from Mar>elles. and the reYerenuai homage of :ae ,cafarrs pepaiatlen i the place as senablcG nn ihe pier the meu @ .;h uncov- cred heads. the women on bended knees. .axaking a blessing an the nilztlnaSe. \ certain number a!H .aad st N and go tiioss5i .iz.si 1;;..;; .,.;. :..!.isS | lf..s.- l. 3=f Carmel. Bal u vli meet j, the holN sep aichre and attending Hla>> under can t.ass ;cnt u Ntzafsth a.t GHzie with the religious committees ieft . France in offer ing up prayers 10 avert the doom hover lng ever Faus.
 ibou; fifteen years ago the French banter Hchegt ~.s engaged epan , fancy picture the model of one oi the flsures of winch uae a !iiile Italian girl If exquisite beauty. The Da;chess de Neailles. whose pa.iral, Nchert was then painting re- marked ihe face. and asked the artist how he managed to conceive and realize such an ideal. a II Is merely d oops from na-- ,ure he replied. and he sent for and pre- sented his little model. Great wealih. added the painter. collects beautiful things. What greater ornamen; could anN ene dream ot for d drawing room than ,h,> lb,ely child. II she were only brought up and educated : The idea struck the duchess. and whlle the picture went to ferrieres. Rothschiia' 5 suburban villa the original of the lovely face. Pasqua Maria. N.ls loaned. as Ii were. bx her parents to thf Duchess de \oailles. educated m the erea, lady,s house. and turned out to be. thc remarkable beauty she promised. He i1cr-ss plc-rrc fcrlshed in the fire which ;ook place ai the ferrlcres villa in 1872. but Pasqua Nara rourlshed and Is the wife oi r.ch Englishinan.