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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.

A well built hen house is worth paying
for; it is the cheapest in the end.
Keep the pigs growing; fat them early
Small pork brings bigger prices than
large pork.
The Ratchet or AK is the best remedy
for ailing chickens advanced in disease.
and the sooner it is applied the better.
Late Matched chicks, while not consid
cred as good as early Matched, are laying
when the others are moulting and nest
ing.
\ man who has no creamery, and who
loves his wife as a man should, ought to
carry his milk to a factoryin his vicinity
if for no other reason than to a his
wife.
Corn that is fresh and dry is excellent
food for growing poultry. Better give
them a good feed of it alone at night it
heats aud keeps them warm these COO
nights.
Guineas are good burglar or chicken thief
alarmers. A pair if kept in the poultry
house will never allow danger TO lurI
about their voice can be heard for con.
siderable distance.
When the frost has killed the tomato
and bean vines, pull up the stakes anC
poles and lay way till wanted in tho
spring. In this way they may be made tc
last for years. Throw tho vines o the
compost heap.
The folly OF drawing fresh earth into the
highway in late autumn with the idea of
Improvement is repeated every year, al.
though men who pursue the practice
know very we'll that it is road spelling
not road making.
Charcoal is a wonderfully useful arti
Gle to feed to poultry. It acts on tn,
blood and tones it up, the results Of
which Arc readily noticeable in the bright
color of the comb and wattles and ac-
tiyity displayed by the chicken itself.
Winter dairyiug will gradually forAc
progressive dairymeu into more i~utcnsiv,
systems; better cows better maintained
and ON fewer acres, and possibly with tho
siio, soiling in some OF its forms viii
take the place very largely Of the summer
pasture of wide range.
As the grass decreases give hay TO tho
cows, thus gradually making the change
from green food TO dry food. n tho
change is made suddenly the cows will
fan off i'm milk. As an assistance to TN,
green fool (Which will soon become
scarcc) give sliced turnips, bccts or ear
rYfa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

I'm ancient times plaut-uorship wa,
universal iu the East. and it seems that
even boz orr own times "a system of flower.
worship is kept up fro various parts of
Pcrsia and India. A recent traveller I'm
lndia gives the following description Of
Tower worship a- procticcd by thc Per.
sions ln Bombay "A true Persian I'm
flowing robe OF blue and ou his head %
.hcops'tiu bat, black, glossy. curIy-thc
fleece OF Kar-KaI would sauntor i8 and
s'Hud and mediate over every
Hover hc save. and always as III half I'm
vision and when the vision was fulfilled
and the ideal flower hc was seeking
found hc would spread Dis mat and sft
before DO until thc setting of tho sum- and
Then pray before DO and then fold up his
mat again and Vo home. And the next
night, and night after uiyht until tbaf
particular flower faded AWAY ho would
return ~ $50 and bring bis friends I'm
eycr-incrcasiug troops to- it and st and
play tIc guitar or lutte before 70. and tbry
would altogether pay there. and after
prayer stII 500 bcfDroi DO s.ppiup shcrbef and
talking Che most hilarious and .hoc-ipg
scandal latc into the moonlight. and go
1galu and again every evening until tho
flower died Sometime. by way of
grand final. fho whole COMPANY rouId
suddenly arise before the flower and serc
made b.. together with a1 ode from Uafz
end depart -Llpn~H.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
KEEPING CELERY.

Some gardeners preserve their celery for
winter by bankingi it up in the rows where
IT grew, throwing a covering ON each
side up to the tips. This is the least
trouble, but it may be frozen in Just at
the time when it is most needed for
market. The better way is to store it in
trenches, where it may be taken out at
any time. A trench is dug in n dry
place, a foot wide and as deep ms the
plants are tall, the length being suited TO
the quantity to be stored. The celery is
set IN this in rows across the trench. and
setting the plants close to one another.
As old weather increases the celery is
covered with leaves, or marsh hay, and
finally with earth. The use of short
boards over the litter will facilitate get.
ting out the celery if there is n heavy fall
of snow.-Amoricdn Agriculturist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
GRASS IN YorNn ORCHARDS

After apple trees get to bearing many
farmers seed them to grass as a means Of
Keeping the fruit from soiling by filling
on the plowed and wet ground. The
effect of a sod is to check too vigorous
wood growth in rich soil, and thus make
the trees more fruitful. But after a lit
tie the sod robs the trees of both plant
o and moisture, so that they cannot
produce anything but wood, and not
much of that. The manure applied to
the surface goes mostly to the grass, un-
less the top-dressing is so heavy MS to
smother it. In a wet season like the
present, grass grows luxuriantly every
where, and in orchards is a harbor to
mice, which burrow under the snow in
winter and girdIc apple trees by eating
the bark around them under the snow
line. Mice are very cautious about ex-
posing themselves above the snow. as
they are preyed upon by owls, weasels
and other vcrmin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

Alarge part of the flower LOVING peo.
pie probably take no account Of seed saw
ing and depend each year upon the seeds
men for their supply of flowers. This is.
perhaps Jus; as well, provided care is
aiken to select only from the best. Choice
improved varieties of almost anythipg
nave lost some Of their seed PRODUCING
qualities by artificial growth or cultiya
lon, hence, the best varieties Of flowers
are always the highest in price. Besides
1t takes time IN the selection. all of which
goes to make up the cost 40 which n thing
,au be put upon the market. A seed
raiser roots out all poor specimens from
ms beds rs they show themselves. so that
crosses from poor flowers do not occur.
If any new color, size. quality or other
popularity worthy of p~erpctuating is Oh.
,%eryable, the seed is saved separately
from these. The next year, in fowcrina
the popularity it is perhaps more pro.
bounced. This followed fora time forms
a new strain and some distinctive uamo f.
given TO the improvement. An free
lowering and seeding plants may bv this
process bc changed and improved from
,ne1r condition in n stateo Of nature. Some
nave the direction conferred i'm one mart
others in another. The variation NAV bo
that the color of tho flower Be- sqiisfacfory
Dut the substance o.. the petals is too t1in
then the selection goes tY such as are
irmcr and thicker Then. again tho
.orm perhaps BE- ragged aud want. shane
Breeding from The best looking "a, y 4.
end will remedy This speedily. Both Of
these points may Doe all right. but fb.
growth of the plant is too loose and un
slightly then The moro cympact apd
i"aricr grower arc tho ones to save from
Take the case Of the old zonaI. or horse
lhoc geranium. For years it went by the
game of the scarlet ~Qcranium. and onf.
.nat color was known, aud ravoed at that
Nth single flowers only Now wc have
l%carlets. whites and pinks Of the clca-est
.hadcs both double and SINGLE. with i1
Vulnerable Intermediate good qualities
.hades and blending. These chance
lme ono at "a time. one year would ba
q white. then % rose color. then p double
end so ou Al bias been br9uyht about
w selection. and mostly aIitfeafa Time
What haa boon done Do one plant can be-
lone Iu many other Thr Geld ls Oman
Very s.mp.. lourr. a. now grown nag
Iayc many hidden beauties 90 nav frg.a
9.o pursue tham 10 is f-asc.nati1g r.,
hose who enter the Iisle and often com.
yinos pleasure with profit - H,ri,lgI,vrql
1smD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
A Remarkable Professor.

Professor Samuel Boyer, who resides
about five miles from Pottstown. and ia
nearly eighty years 81 age, Is the veteran
music teacher aud choristcr OF that sec.
tion Of Pennsylvania. lie has acted as
chorister at 1000 funerals, and at the
preaching Of over 5000 sermons. which
were conducted by SO different ministers
81 Of whom were Lutheran. u Reformed.
u Mennonite, 3 Baptist, 3 Methodist. /
Presbyterian and I ~Episcopalian. OF
these clcrRyrucn forty-Gvc arc dead. tie
sings DO both English md German. and
at present has "a ciags Of fifty scholars
scattercd in 20 radius of twenty miles of
his home, where be gives instruction ON
the violin and organ and in vocal Gull
Cure. tie has been following the pro.
iession over Gfty years ~ gqas la
PyCg,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
Washington.

president HARRISON has appointed Frank
Hitchcock OF Illinois, 10 be United states
Marshal for the Northern District of Him
ois.
ALBERTO. BDGwAY, Of Illinois. has been
appointed confidential clerk 30 the Com
missioner o. Pensions, To- succeed Miss Ada
Tanner resigned.
SECRETARY TRACY has made ARRANGE
Weuts by which the Navy will be Furnished
with the brown prismatic powder for large
guns aud the now smokclcss powder for
smaller arms.
SUPERINTENDENT PoETER. OF the Cansus
Ohice. has appointed r.. 1T. Wines srksciaI
agent Tor the collection of statistic, f5r tho
eleventh census relative % pauperism and
crime.
lHE President has appointed Otis II. Rus
.ai fostua-t-r at Richmond. Va.
iHa International Marine Coufarepce
adopted an amendment That sailing vessels
under way shall keep out of the wav Of saf-
ing yes or boats engaged in fishing.
lHE Pension Commits 1uer has Issued nm
of4ef That great care must be exercised mi
ina rejection ~ applications for pensions
eIll la nI letters rejecting claims must
20 irned ny the Commissioner.
HFlfctL DrErcron FRANCIS 81 G,-v
gill; until recently SuTgeon-Genarni Of the
navy viii De placed on the retired list
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
THE FARM AND GARDEN.
METHODS OF STORING CABBAGE.

w hNbN VT oAOhiNh CABBAGE.
The easiest way Of wintering cabbage
is as follows: On "A dry day pull up by
the roots, wrap the outside leaves care
fully and snugly round the heads and
place them in a row, roots up; then
cover with soil, lightly at first, adding
more as the season advances. In order
to secure free access to the supply in mid
winter the ridges may be protected from
freezing solid by some litter being thrown
over them.
Another good way is 90 sink an empty
barrel into the ground and fiji with the
cabbage, properly trimmed. Put leaves
and straw on top of them and keep the
rain and snow out 10y a suitable covering.
In this way the cabbage are accessible at
any time during the cold winter.-Farm-
TS' CAL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
Eastern and Middle statos.

WELLINGToN HART and r.. A. Smith, we'll
known old farmers, were drowned near
Woonsockct, r. l.
THE main building Of the Hecla Iron Works
OF Brooklyn has beendestroyed by fire. Loss
about S2O0,OOO.
IsADoR III. SULTzBACH, retail clothing
dealer of Philadelphia, has assigned. The
liabilities arc estimated at from $500 o TO
100000.
AN explosion occurred at the Allegheny
BesSemer Steel Works, in Duquesne, Penn.
A night Superintendent named William
Marshall and a man named Cooper were
killed and a number of others injured.
PRINCETON defeated Yale by a score Of 10
TO q, winning the intercollegiate football as
ISOLATION championship
JAcoBH HALDERMAN, ex-Minister 10 Swe-
den has died at Harrisburg, Penn, in his
sixty-ninth year.
~FFTY-NINE persons comprising the crew
and passengers of the steamer Santiago,
burned I'm mid-ocean, arrived at New York
ON the American ship A.. j. Fuller They
had been compelled TO abandon the steamer
IN four boats, which werepicked up next day
by the ship.
WHILE the Lehigh Valley coal train was
entering the tunnel at P~attenburg, N. j., a
landslide from the side Of the mountain
wrecked eight cars and a boiler house, and
killedthe engineer, William Bigley.
THE large three masted schooner Germnnia,
of Bremen, from Stettin TO New York, went
ashore of West End, Long Branch. The life
saving crew went TO her assistance, but she
broke up in the surf. The mate and three OF
the crew were saved. Captain Windhorst,
eight sailors and the cook were drowned The
captain is said 10 have been drunk. The
schooner was very old. The bodies of four
OF the lost sailors were washed ashore near
Sandy Hook.
THE threc-months-old daughter of w. A.
keyburn at Atglen, Penn, was found dead in
bed with the family cat on the child's mouth
IND nose. Death was caused by suffocatioD
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
South and West.

AT Anaconda, Montana, j. +. Holditz waA
shot and killed by his SON, who afterward
committed suicide.
LYMAN II. CASEY. of jamestown. has
been elected as the second United States
Senator for North Dakota.
The Territorial Asylum at Blackfoot.
Idaho, has been destroyed by fire. Fifty
seven out of sixty-five inmates were rescued.
while eight persons were killed. The loss
IS estimated at $500, 900.
REv.W. LITTLE, of Elizabethton. Tenn. shot
ana fatally wounded Daniel Hyde, n we'll
known young man Of that place, for betrny-
ing the minister's daughter.
IT is announced that the Afro-American
Leagues Convention, called 10 meet at Nash
vile January 10 next, will meet instead at
Chicago, the date remaining the same.
The National Silver Convention met in st.
chosen President.
On a train at Taltic. Ark, a conflict oc-
CURED between colored passengers and the
white train crew. and one colored man was
killed and several others fatally wounded.
AT Houghton, Mich, an explosion in a
dfltt IN the Huron mine killed two Finnish
miners. Alexander Steinbach, one Of them
had the top of his head blown off. vet he
asked for his partner. and said he would die
II his partner was killed.
THE North Pacific whaling feet arrived at
San Francisco. The catch was the poorest in
ten years.
School TRUsTEEE J. W. WILLIAMS en-
tered the High School at Petersburg. Va
and before the pupils horsewhipped the head
master for whipping his ten-year-old boy
with a rawhide.
WARRANTS were issued for the arrest of NJ
&. and G.. V. Fredericksen, Of Chicago. and
w. r. BidgoOd, their bookkeeper. CHARGED
with obtaining about 81, 600, 900 by fraudu-
lent land transactions.
RoBERr RUSSELL and Michael Foy were
found guilty OF robbery at Chicago and a
jury fixed their punishment at 'imprison-
ment M the penitentiary for the term of their
natural lives This is the first conviction i'm
Illinois under the recent 'Habitual Criminal
Act"
Or. WIN. X. WARING, a well-known ply
slcian OF Atlanta, Ga, aged sixty years fell
down stairs at his home and sustained in.
Jurles which caused his death.
A DISASTROUS wreck has occurred at
Credo, Ohio. The train was thrown from
the track by a washout. The engineer and
two brakemen We're killed.
PATRICK MCGLCIN, sentenced to five years,
imprisonment at Denver, Col, for grand lar
cency, made "a partial confession that he was
one OF four men selected to throw bombs at
the haymarket riot, Chicago.
NINE men were arrested at Berwin. In
dlan territory, on suspicion Of having
robbed the Santa Re train.
y BOILER exploded on John Bridges's farm
near Auburn. Kan, instantly killing Bridges
and fatally ~wounding William Carr and
Charles Webb.
JONI MCCtOgF and John Carroll. n nine
year-cld lad, were drowned i'm the Ohio
River 40 Bcuwood, West Va. McGoT drove
MS team INFO theriver to wash the WAGON
but be got beyond his depth, and the team
with the wagon and occupants were swept
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

10y liocal applications, as thcy cannot reach
tne diseased portion Of the ear. There is only
uho way u cure deafness, and that Is by CON
sututional remedies. Deafness Is caused b.
IN Us Iaihcd condition of the mucous lining ol
the Eustachian Tube. When this tub. gets i'm.
nlmSd YOU have n rumbi ing sound or impcr.
Iect nearing, and when IL is entirely closed
DeeinesS l. tho result, and unless the innam.
hatlon can DO taken out and this tube ~estorcd
tolts normal condition, hearing will be dc.
slroyeu, forever; nlnc cases out Of tn ar,
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an in.
named condition OF the mucous surfaces.
we viii give Ono Hundred Dollars for any
cannot cure by taking Halls Cntarrb Curc
Send for circula s., rec.
I. j. CHESEY & Co, Toledo, o.
B Sold by Druggists, 15c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
One Good Turn Deserves Ano,hor-

Fond Wife-It's 80 kind Of Won
George, to go to the intelligence Office
and get a cook for me. You know how
i dread that ordeal.
Husband thinking Of buttolless
shirts and holey stockings)-Well, my
dear, now how are YOU going to
pay me?
Let me see. OH When you need
a typewriter I'll select one for YOU.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
YG FIN NAY Sl sing OF OF The he beauty 6sa q s]prihgtino

You may sing OF tho beauty Of springtino
That glOws on tho cheek OF tn young,
But / sing OF a beauty that's rarer
Ihon any OF which you have sung.
The beauty that's seen IN the faces
OF women whose summer Il DER,
The autumn-liko beauty that charms Us
Far more than tho beauty Of yore.
But this beauty Is seen too rarely. Ia faces
OF most women lose the beauty OF youth too
toon. Female disorders are like frosts which
como 10 nip the flowers which betoken good
health, without which there can be no real
Doauty. II our A(lorlcan women would forth
~ themselves against the approach OF the ter
Tple disorders 80 prevalent among them. by
using Dr. Picrce.s Favoritc Prescription, their
go q looks would b. retained 70 n sweet old
t"e distressing weaknesses and arrangements
peculiar to women.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

Il PIT We hef n CUTE supper. l
schmells someding nice, Johann; cook
in cabbage2" mo; j lief dropped n
match in my combines basket dots vat
you schmell."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

Or health and strength removed and Of ease
and comfort follows the use OF Syrup OF Fiys.
MS it acts in harmony with nature 10 eGectual.
~ cleanse the system when costivo or bilious.
For sale in Zoe. and 81 bottles by all Ieadin.
druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

Millions OF worCn use Dobbins's Electric
soap daily, and say IL !, tho best and chcaDost
N tley arr right, y0u ou lat 10 use Id. III
wrong one tridtoniy WI show you. BUY m Lar
OF your grocer ami try It next Monday,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
A PIcrrInr Scn.n

II is not enough To- be ready to go where
duty calls. a man should stay around where
he can hear the call.-AcC OIlcgas pic1,1,, p.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

Two Egyptian princes, sons of the Khe.
diye, are being educated in Vienna.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

DIR. Piorce's Pelletts, one n dose. Cure head
Sche' constipation aad Indigestion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

Virtue wants more admirers. wisdom
more supptcants, truth more real friends
and honesty more practitioner stcr
BUdgct.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

There is talk Of erecting "A statute Of Mrs.
Harriet Beecher stowe i'm Hartford.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

rItrrhnIsc EE.s F)H TuE WINTER
Successful winter.ng OF bee. depend
ofyoiy on preparations made before cold
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05
Orrron, iIIc Pnrndl.c nr Enr mrra

Bradheld's Female Regulator will cure all ir-
rcgularltics or dcrangcfucnts p~ccuIinr To vo-
man. Those suffering should use H.. Sold by
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

Oregon, tlc Fnrndlsc or FnrmCrs.
Mild, cquablo clima.e e, certain and abundnat
crops. Best fruit, grain. gross and stock COM
try in the world. Full Information free Nj
dress Oregon Im'igrRt'n Board, Portland, Ore.
II aitiLctcd with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
sons Druggists sell at Pc per bottle
Tho smokers delight" Tansfrs Punch"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-05

'E-HtFDE HrWIrr ~ Now v,rg -
an .nI1..Iaii .Iar1 called bv RI. fr
Ifgu Island It ie ono af
I.. l fio Sound between LONE ~
'N. aIf fnn Connecticut err-a m ~ -,I4
-IH f1re1iosIIs l6r $1,000
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-16
FLYING MACHINES.
The Impossibility Of Successful Inveutio
I'm This Line.

The Impossibility Of n Successful Inventsoui
I'm This Line.
We must admit, says the Popstlur Science
Monthly, that a bird is an incomparabla
model Of q flying No machine
that we may hope to devise, for the same
weight Of machine, fuel and directing brain.
Is half 50 effective. And yet this machine,
thus perfected through infinite ages by a
ruthless process of natural selection
reaches its limit Of weight at about fifty
poundsi / said, weight Of machine. fuel
and directing brain. .',--Here IS anotber
prodigious advantage of the natural over
the artificial machine. The flying animal
Is its own engineer. The directing enpi-
neer in the former (the brain) is perhaps
an ounce, In the latter it Is one hundred and
fifty pounds. The limit Of the flying animal
Is nifty pounds. The smallest possible weight
OF Tying machine, with its necessary fuel
and engineer, even without freight or mas
sengers. could not be less than three or
four hundred pounds.
Now, to complete the argument, put these
three indisputable facts together:
L There is low limit Of weight, certain
ly not much beyond fifty pounds. beyond
which It Is impossible for an animal TO fiy.
nature mas reached this limit, and with her
utmost effort has failed to pass il.
2 The animal machine is far more effect
I've than any we may hope to make; there
lore the limit OF the weight of successful
nying machine can not be more than fifty
pounds.
D. The weight Of any mashine constructed
ior flying, including fuel and engineer, can
not be less than three or four hundred
pounds Is it not demonstrated that a true
nying-machine, self-raising, self-sustain-
ing, self-propelling, Is physically impos-
siblel
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-16
A QUEER PRoPHEcX.
OminOus Lines Foretelling the Destruc
ton of French Civilization.

Ominous Lines FOretelling the Destruc-
ton of French Civilization.
A Belgian paper processes to have un-
earthed really curious passage out of an
old book in the State Library of Brussels,
says the Tablet This book was published
by Jean Stratus in Lyons in the year 1885,
and contains q number of astrological
prophecies " much in the style of the
more celebrated ones of Nostradamis.
Among these is said to be the following:
=" Tu dos vivre ct mourir. o Gaule, soubs trcis
Bo,
Deux Siecles sous Bo L, tn haulseras, o
Gaule.
Tu corseras Bo II, aims te feras tombeau;
Puis soubs mitron Bo Ill, b Glenn clord ton
role'
The meaning Of these lines seems to be
something like this: Thou must live and
die, o Gaul, under three Bo's. For two
centuries under Bo 1. thou shalt rise, o
GauL Thou shalt raise up (!) Bo IL, and
thou shalt rend thyself into pieces. Then
under Bo Ill, the baker, Bis Glen will end
thy role" The explanation of the supposed
prophecy" Is plain enough. "Bo I.n is the
Bourbon dynasty, which ruled France for
two centuries-from 1889 to 11S9, from
Henry w to the outbreak of the revolu-
ton. " Bo H. IS evidently Napoleon Bona
parte, and 8 corserasr y seems to be pIay
upon his Corslcan origin. Lastly, who can
fail to see that sBo Ill., the q baker, is
Boulangerl Whilst the sBis Ciem y who
is to bring frances destiny to an ignomin-
iOus end can only be Bis [marckI and Glenn
lenceaul. Such Is said to be the prophecy
published in 1855 by one jacques Nolan.
Doctor of Laws and Advocate TO the Par.
lament of Macon.