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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
A UNIQUE CLOCK.

One Of the attractions OF the beauti-
ful Monte Pincio gardens, st Rome. is
really unique clock, which Is usually an
object OF interest to groups Of passersby,
who stop to minutely inspect it. A gen.
eral view and description of this curious
and artistic piece of mechanism Is given
as follows by the Hor0io9ieal Rerier.
The very "h.--,.--, S-sv 30 vvupvseu
OF three branches in rustic work. It
stands upon a square stone block, sur
rounded on its four sides by beautiful leaf
plants, ivy aud grasses. The stone foot
stands within a water basin. The upper
sutuiBs-~-df1ise
with glass on each or its four sides. Upon
the cupola stands staff which carries
tn. two bells for the full hour and quar-
tiers. At its upper eud is small vaue
in the shape Of battle AK.
The frame for the wheel and levers Of
the striking work, in which a small cen
trifugal pendulum takes the place OF the
fy, is close underneath the dial. At the
back of the clock frame oscilates the
second pendulum, and before this Is To-
Gated mass of rustic work, similar TO
large coral growth, from which lssu'
small jets Of water at regular intervals.
Two of the uppermost coral branches arc
water conduit pipes, from which empties
alternately, at each swing of the pendr-
lum. small! quantity of water into two
leafiEc spoons underneath, ;mpartiug to
them al up and down motion. The pc
| culiar motive power furnished by the
water keeps the clock in motion, by a
very remarkable escapement, so that 1t
never requires winding. The construc-
ton Of the clock is due TO monk, as is
the case with so many old pieces of ar'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
lICaYcn'S ArfillerY.

The largest rainfall on earth has been
recorded at Chera Punji, on the Bay Of
Bengal, but the most violent thunder
storms ever observed are probably those
Of French Guiana At Cape Orange, some
forty miles south Of Cayenne, Captain
El!ert, OF the French navy, saw the rils
OF the coast hills turned into waterfalls
by cloudburst like storm, while the
crashing OF thunder peals was incessnnt
and often almost deafening, so much SO,
indeed, that some of the sailors began to
mutter long-forgotten prayers-prob-
ably thinking the day of judgment near
at hand.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
DraZil'S Domestic Pet.

Rats have multiplied to such a degree
in Brazil that the inhabitants rear ccr-
tain kind of snake for destroying them.
The Brazilian domestic servant is tho
giboia, small species Of boa about
twelve feet in length and Of the diameter
Of a mans arm 1t is sold at from 81
to 81 80 in the markets Of Rio Janciro,
Pcrnambuco, Bahia, etc This snake,
which is entirely harmless and sluggish
in its movements, passes the entire tay
asleep At the foot Of the staircase Of the
house. scarcely deiyning to raise its head
at the approach of visitor or. when a
strange noise is heard in the vestibule.
At nightfall the glboia begins to hunt.
penetra Z 0.TI space above the ceiling
and beIN lg2m,e flooring. Springing
swiftly for it seize the rat by tho
napc and cf IS its cervical vertc>re.
AS serpents rarely eat, even when at lib
erty, the gibola kills only for the pleas
ure of killing. 1t becomes 50 accustomed
to its masters house that il carried to a
distance it escapes and finds its way back
home. Every house in the warmest
provinces where rats abound owns its
giboia, fixture by destination, and the
owner nj which praises its qualities when
he WISHES to- sell or let his house. --Neio
IorS C0nmsrci"l Advertiser.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
IA scou,o5s . vsi,s-d0

overworked, weak, nervous and de-
bilitated that's woman that Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription 10
made for. 1t gives her health and
strength. All woman's weaknesses
and all woman's ailments are cured
by it. It's a legitimate medicine,
not beverage an invigorating, re-
storative tonic and soothing and
strengthening nervinc, free from al
cohol and injurious drugs. 1t inn
parts tone and vigor to the whole
system.
For all functional irregularities,
periodical pains, organic displacc-
ments and uterine diseases, it's .
positive remedy.
And guaranteed one. If it
doesn't give satisfaction, in every
case, the money paid for it is re-
funded No other medicine for
women is sold on these terms
That's because nothing else is
"just as good" Perhaps the
dealer will offer something that's
"bctter." He means that it's bet.
ter for him.
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ALIcEnsE Tur 40 MARRIAGE.
SYMPTOMS OF INSANITY.
The Empress of Austria Said to Be
On tho Verge of Madness.

a despatch from Vienna, says: Tho
Empress Of Austria shIwS symptoms of
insanity. She is very ,,,rrnlic, desiring
bizarre costumes in which To appear in
public and indulging in other oddities.
The Emperor has called in medical ex-
perts, who pronounced the case grave
one, being associated with an hereditary
malady. The Duchess a. AlcnCon, n sis
ter Of the Empress, - in an insane asy
lam at Gratz, and tho mad King Of Ba
vaiia is n cousin "i the Empress
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All Post Offices ia Be Visited.
WASHINGTON, D: C.,Ros,was,sr. {

WAsH'NeIoN. p 9.as sydR, qeettsfr' tGG g. f6e
Postmaster at each county seat through
out the United States, asking him TO
make personal visit to each Post Office
in his county and make detailed ,eport
upon its condition as to convenience of
location Of the Office. cleanliness order
keeping of the accounts, personal atten
ton of the Postmaster, improvements in
the service made during the last wear.
and growth of the bnsness .:c ,,,,;
ow Give months
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MYSTERIOUS MARRYING PARTY
T. w. Clawson and Emma McCus-
ker Procure Marriage License.

DANvlLLz VA, Especial. IT. w.
Clawson, wife, and child registered at
the Noimand:c Hotel, from Wilmington,
NJ G.. They took Il room Mt the hotel
and ate dinner tngclhr,. II is also said
that they all arrived iIom the south this
morning, Later in the day they called
at tho clerks Office ioi m2;rla9c-liccnsc.
EMMA AND InL JOURNALIST.
The man gave his name aS above and
said that he was II journalist from Allan
ia The woman gave hci name rs Emma
NcCuskci, aged twenty three, and made
affidavit to the statement that she had
come to Danvillc several days ago to 20
into business, and that she was resident
of this city.
ALICEEsE BuT 40 MARRIAGE.
Upon this sworn statement the mar
rage license was issued, but it. has not
vet been asCcrtaincd Is II marrlagc ccre.
,.,vuJ w y-,,u,u,"N AN MnnHS lctt IN
the evening ioi tm' south.
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WISE WORDS.

Indolencs abhors exercise.
The spark Of envy kindies the are' OF
hate.
Ifpsins are taken satisfaction should be
given.
Z. II IL easier to refuse another than to
deny sell.
Even those who live high are not out
of harms reach.
Hope will not revive unit! confidence
has been restored.
The man who wants nothing could not
possibly wish for less.
Hs whose witsis his livelihood oan III
- = - oA6sof hunor.
Thn eye telegraphs its message OF love;
the tongue expresses the sentiment.
He that speaketb against his own rea-
son speaks against his own conscience.
The wrong -doer may succeed in elud
ing justice only to be overtakeu by re-
morse.
At present let US remove what is bad,
which must be dono before good of any
kind can spring up.
Sense shines with double lustrc when
1t is set in humility. An able yet hum
ble mar is jewel worth a kingdom.
Though truthful utterance IS worthy
OF highest commentator, it cannot be
denied that lying tongue would be bet
ter still.
Bad temper is its own scourge. Few
things are bitterer than to feel bitter A
mans venom poisons himself more thar
his victim.
1t would seem absurd for one to
plead that the vengcful things one has
said about another were uttered in spite
of ones self.
Youth Is apt too much to spend all its
time in looking forward. Old age is apt
too much to spend all its time in looking
backward. People in mid.life and on
the apex look both ways.
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Importing Russian Jewish Farmers.

W. w. Long, a member Of the North
Carolina House Of Representatives. and ,
number Of other large planters in tn,
Roanoke bottoms. are Complctinc or
iangements to bring to their plantation,
some hve hund'ed Of the exratriatcd
Russlan-Jewish farmers. MI Long has
an agent IN Odessa who is making the
arrangements. The people to he brought
over are all experienced agriculturists,
and they will be engaged chiefly in the
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
A Good Time Coming.

Maxim, the inventor Of the gun bear.
ing his name, is at work on n nyinc ma
chine. 81 hope, said he, ito be able
to rour down bali ton Of nitro. glycer.
'nesn town, without the inhabitants
knowing where ii comes from. And"
ne adds, 81 hope this will rayoluticnize
the tace OF the globe What a pleasure
is In store for US s!--D>tron .Ert6 Pyess.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
A Return to the Whipping Post

NASHVILLE, TENN. Special The
wh ppinG post. for certain class Of Of.
Tenders has many advocates. Mr.. Thorn.
rs bill making wife heating punishable
10y not more than 1C0 laShcs. passed the
cond reading in the house. and in the
senate Dir. p lk offered a bill punishinp
hnrglary by day by not more than forty
iashes and not less than fifteen. 1t is
thnmght both bills will hrcnmr laNs
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
The Pope Dangerously III

A Rome cabIcgram says CAPTAIN Fra
casa announces that the Pope, Wcdrcs.
day last was attacked by an acute Wis
ceial arrangement and his condition
causes some unensiness to his physicians.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
AN ITALIAN POpE

The 'Faniulla" states that Catholic
power presumably Austria has a>c,r-
tanned that large majority Of W" car.
dinals are dc crmincd 70 elect An Italian
Pope.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

FoR impure or thin Blood. Weakness, Ma!a
ria. ialgia. indigestion and Bilousness.
take Browns Iron N!!t"rs-it gives strength,
making old persons feel young-and young
persons strong; pleasant TO take.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
German
Syrup!

J. c. Davis, Rector of st. James
Episcopal Church, Eufaula, Ala:
" My son has been badly afflicted
with fearful and threatening cough
for several months, and after trying
severalprescriptions from physicians
which failed to relieve him, lie has
been perfectly restored by the use OF
two bottles Of Bo-
AnEpiscopal schec' 5 German Syr-
up. l can recon-
Rector. mend it w it h out
hesitation" Chronic
severe, deep seated coughs like this
are as severe tests as remedy can
be subjected to. 1t is for these long
standing cases that Boschee's Ger
man Syrup is made a specially:
Manv others afflicted as this lad
was, will do we'll to make note OF
THIS. ,
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For Dyspepsia. lndic e5tion and Stomach
disorders, use brOwn'a Iron Eittcrs. The Best
Tonic, il rChuill- the >N-i inm. clean tn. Blood
and strengthens the muscle. "picnd.d .d ton
ic for weak and dc"ilItatc ! T. ION.
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=. 6. Simpson. Marques. w. Va. says:
Halls CatUrrh Cure cured me OF q very bud
case of catarrh." Druggists sell it, 75c.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

THE attendance on the races has fallen off
at least twenty-five pe, cent w'th!n "ear.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
TUFTS Hair Dye

Grayhair or yrhiskcrs changed to n glossy
black by n single application OF this Dye
1t imparts natural color, acts instantano-
hair. Sold by all druggists, or sent by OK
press on receipt of price, $1.OO. Omcc, oS
s. Al Park Place, New York.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

'r,.o n"i .."i i" nu%iann is the iarg
~ for years.
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BANKERS estimate that Il will take $50, =
OC0 600 to move the crops this wear.
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FITS stopped free by DIR. KLTNI.s GK1AT
NERVE REsTORER. No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treat ise and 81 trial bottle
(rno DIR. Kline. MM Arch St. Phila.. Pa.
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PARcnEp INDIA is at last relieved by
rain.
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]. F. Arnold, Montevideo, MINI.
writes: I always Ms2 German Syrup
for Cold on the Lungs. / have
never found an equal II it--far less
4 superior. o
e q CREEM Gnle Mnn,Er WnndhrrU
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Danny D0laa.
Hvm eAs L0scs.l Sv11ov IyepsA

SvU5N GSS LOsUGs oUNoov ArWs0
g.: :H:s RIM s!s1. I'm
"wh.s n.t:: him GUS and swear .or said ospo.-
"Th'yy: Tis.sa him .us" the l0.'.r'.d "s' d'd.s
IA DOZEN ssSssa: VIZ fPS = :sS:
Hes shingles OF the house an worked the sss
Hes been Ra.siu' Danny Dslaa up anes morning.
"wha. makes him swear and breathe 50 ard said
"Hss ssi inns he's get the jana" the loafsr said
"wnst mas Is him stagssr an fall dowa~ said Cop
- touch q rum, . touch Of rum." tn. io.f.r SAID
For hs hung up Danny Dolau, saying Put IL on the
Yes lie stood up Danny poau BY . curious device
He shook him Tor the drinks all round an vorNsd in
Hes been hsnyia' Danny Dol.n up since morning
-D.a'; pl.e. rs OF this route ct nina" s.ia oososr
-ss sot |. little id. door, seo" the lsafsr ssid Ais
CIV. dIsai his beer score of un.A" said o's..-
AL. you settled SAID the lesfss "nks sAis fellow ter
ysa 6Ss iaHS UP Dsnsy Dslaa taking Drsas hsn the
Al know whore hsu ~ s,sspis vAss lsst Ain n
~ hns q he paRs' vsses' must v.ss est sAs a.
hes Ssca As.stn Daaay Dolsn Up siass nsrais'
whats ,h.s - black sssius. his name" said Copper
"pisordsriy an drunk think" the ioafsr said. dis
"what. that that whimpsro undsrnsashf p said Cop.
"They r. ooEin up" tn. ioafsr said IAN ornsry dead
For he, done ny Danny poIAn In playful kind of
Tomorrow hen look solemn whom Tine he has to
Ash. Ss.zs got the sssA In jail for thirty asys hsn
Ss{kSisa1 Y. DAsaT 0slasia ~ AWulaA
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The ROOnsy Reel.
Nm tAs Bostss cssarSsA

psn't talk about fsrpsiehsrsi
~ aivsn she was liQuory
she nivsr had the trickeTy
OF dancin' loiks Mss Rooney Mi
A. hornpoipes or oottly ons
Shed output natures millyoAs
An charm ould poipsr OILY snA
No matter fhwas the ohuAs ~ hAA
The fyronss and the roisusAs
A. danoin their St. Voytusse
Hud out a. nate . 0oiEht - y
lnsh poirin' thoughts ikstAtfeal
But whin Mioa Rooney'a cater for
The b'yA an sthruck the gait Of hog.
" o'u'dn't count the tate OF hAg
via jAnius mashymatioal
An whin Q reel invoitsd her
An roiyAlry incoitsd her
Till all her art had loighte0 heN
Beg0rrA. thtn the molten VAA
70 KreAt her slAAticity,
That she had some oompttet3y
via Aodthsrn slecthrioity,
70 shwift her loky mstiea VA
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A haa- Eating shark Caught n New
Haven Aarbsr,

NEW HAVEN. Aug. ia man eating shark.
hvs feet In length, WAS captured at Belle Dock
this evening. Tho shark had been seen fire.
auenting the waters OF the harbor near the
dock for several DAYS past. and the tender OF
Tomlinsons, Bridge. John +. PsSer. set bait
for 1t yesterday. The limo and hook were at :
tached 10 a barrel. ana at a. out hal -pHst the
n lister 'ook mo bnit lust AS tho steamer
Of he s,en".er W. was nronsht into service. and
with long boat manned with half dozen
mop the shark was dragged ON to the mud Oats
hAyboS n twenty yeAsN
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The Maiden Hissi0nary.
NpM hsch


sss': q: 81: y,h schemes sreins for the Asasssa
Al hsr soul with pity burning for these fs,sa coral
n. .sSid s.v. her friends .naov l.di.. school IN
A.a .stablish hindsrsarssns through the indoIsas
AzorsA
Hev she pleads with yos - dsa paper IN behalf 4
eorrsct an ancient evil By prts, fer larger feet,
And her lovely eyes are swimming while she speaks Of
With shocking apparel and the vulgar fooA
they est
10 the heart - snus her. though she turns tAs
Oily natives Of Kamssh.sh.. and the psdsy Esqu,-
Or a hintsd change Of sopia takes Tying ~ the
10 the swarhy son Of Attic with bangle through his
nose
Oh she looks and speaks swssty that she wins ysur
And .ains: q Il, statistic. chain 70. t. .l.a
You eiy. most profound astsnuo. v each several
Fer nsr lace Ike ress Leaf. and your heart emily
mesh.
~ aAd BY with anssn taper she presents folded
And You spread 4. eat before you with . sigh hat
Here are victims Without aunbsr. from poet ~ .
And YOU never saw suoh figures on begging sheet
before.
Up Glance with indsssioa' sss yea see pleading
e.s.s with dImp.s .y.'lit. sweet u.uss.r.d
And :i a yo1,; spirit burning 70. ''' dow. whole
70 S.s.t some lucky hsathsn sp the shining ssldsa
PAsl PAsssoA
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An Enchanted Princess.
roM Lensmdn's ksSsstHA

'0m L0nemdNs AeSastNA
lfeund her deep In the forest
ne besohes And slms bsSwSeA,
Adalicats amber planstfss
'Aid masses OF bronze and rfosnt
A sorrewful. spell. bound princess
Awaiting her lover there
she eAid, He Will know ma surely,
- the veil Of my yellow hair.
"He seeks me the wide wsrid oven
de seeks me the whole rear through,
10 loosen the charm that binds ma
NJ prince aud my lover true Z"
She shivsred bsnsa her foliage
And sighed In the twilight ohlili
"AZN me wilt thou fnd me nsvsR
Thy lovs that thou ssekest stin
NJ eaw him. ohirrupsd . biackbix6
HE passed b. this very spot;
H4 70 come and gone primo eAoi
He passed, and he knsw you noAS
ne cold wind rustlsd her brsnshss
I'LL the yellow leaves fell slovl
ZEE Y dsad and gone, . prinosssl
Many . year ago"
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a WoAanso Hato.
HvsA thS Wan

"l hats ysa, hate youi" the maiden said.
And her sysids dropped and her face new ~
And abe turned from her lover and hung her hsAA.
The nash erspt uD TO her rioh brown haik
AID she pluoked TO piecsa . rosebud fAiEs
A. she stole glance at her lever thsfA
And hs these men are full Of Ruilsi
hh eyes RiistsninR with mtrth she While
Looked calmly on, with doubling smile
~ hate you hate your! she said AGAIN.
And she tapped her toe on the carpet tAsAs
A. u each tap were stab At men
Her lip was a-quiveE her eyes In mist
Her cheek and throat ~ the sun gods eeDed,
were oathsd in the essence OF Amsthyss
And then her love, with startled look,
Grew serious quite and bis face foftook
The confident glow which IL eIstWhile teok.
And. "Oh. very WE'LL" - he rose - 81
= And II please you to have Il 30.
why, 90 IL shall be, a. you doubtless Knew
He took one step but . sudden turned;
Oh much the sweetest In bliss uneArueet
AAd looked In the teAr.Wot eyes shat ysArAeA
No word she spoke but her arms sntwtAsA
Around bis neck Oh = womAna mind
10 puzzle. to which no key you'll nnd.
Upon his shoulder she laid her head
And he kissed her cheek. which ~ stfn Pooe PoAt
" Ton know lhsts you !" was all she SAID.
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Fast Tine % .. Asuaeyois.

TuscoLA. Ill. Aug Con the Wabash River
to-day occurred the first trial OF Prof. Claude
Daum's aauacycle. which travels on the water
with almost the sIeed OF the bicycle on land
A race Was run on the river between the
steamer Dsuntless Commodore C v. Walls.
and Prot Bsums vstsrwhssL and The Jsttss
ahoRoA haftao SnooA thAA kosA
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Summer T1ns IN GEORGIA,
Fron ~ Atlanss OonsrsevsseA

Q summer time in oesrey I love 70 Stag yeu prsasA
Whsn the green 10 On the melon and the suA b tn
blaze:
wAsn %. birds are psasia. eAaatn. an jss rann,'
With the juice Of ripe bsshessss jss sarIpt.' ersn
their bills
ne summer time u osss1. when through leaves Of
green an brown
ne eIshs Asvs tss rasa sast, .asA
On the cool eiinEn' grasses where the tickle sun.
An the f.mihcd lily pusksrs ~ IL white respondent
Npsi
Q ssnnsr time b osersy. With the siory IN the della
Whore the and rainy incense from the freshnin'
An The bars to swtnka' nsas swilshss SAD
N the loving the cattle an the niln Of their Bells,
osummsr time in asorsy. whom meath the listsnia
Where @: purple mor.in glory an the hsnsysuekls
ne .niDDoorvlls dnsin' their .esss Of love q.
An - ny nps were el,nstn the lips used 70 kisA
stay ike dream eternal while dearest dreams asparS
An rain your honey swsesnsss In showers round my
PsAAv I'm ssttin' 70 pathetic my eyes can hardly
osummsr time in esorsyi You're the bs.. Of tines 70
me- FRANK L. 8fAHfoA
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dsputatIon came to Vienna from her brother
with orders to insist that she should be re.
moved to Belgium. Tho Emperor OF Austria
WAS thrown into much trouble By this. His
own medical advisers agreed with the
personal attendants OF the Inflated lady In
thinking that the removal might be very dam
gerous. They were. OF course. we'll aware OF the
intense evaporation against King Leopold
which had preceded and accompanied tho out
break Of her mental disease. and they knew.
too, that the excitement Of . railway journey
across Europe. especially II the journey was
forced upon her AGAINST her inclination might
undo oil the good that had been done By
months OF ssoluslon and quiet at Airamar.
But the Belgian physicians declared there was
no danger. the instructions OF King Leopold
were peremptory. and 40 the matter necessarily
involved some rather important peounisry
considerations tho Emperor Francis Joseph
WAS naturally iosth to put himself under any
possible imputatlon OF being influenced BY any
family or financial interests Of his own In such
. case. He accordingly ct last gave his CON-
sent 10 the removal ofths Empress. Whom she
was Informed that she Was to quit Au strls and
20 back to Belgium the worst fears OF her
best attendants wore realized. Her malady
came back upon her with tenfold yirulencs.
and she reached Lscken ravinR maniac.
OF her life since then In Belgium much might
be told that would move and interest your
readers. But this is not the time at which to
tell il 6ufflcs 1t that although she has received
nothing but kindness from her sistsr-in-law
the Queen OF the Bslsiums. her aversion to
her brother, the King. has never IN the least
abstsd. 1t was this which unausstion ably
brought on the shocking scenes Of Monday.
Aus. ., 1891. The psriodicity Of mental dis
ssss 70 psrilous thing to tribe with. v.R.