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Horrible differentiation.

SAN Francisco, March so,--A special
from San Leando reports horrible case
of self-mutilation at that place. J. An
derson, while temporarily insane, cut
of his left log below the knee and his
left hand with broad AK. lie win die.
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DISASTROUS Lsndslides.

AsHEvLLE, N. c., March so.-Two
disastrous landslides have caused dis
continuance Of all through traffic on the
Spartanburg branch Of the Richmond &
Danville railroad For distance Of q
quarter Of mile the track is covered
10 n depth OF forty feet.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-01

LINCOLN, Neb., March So--A heavy
snow storm Is prevailing In the western
part Of the state and trains on the Black
Hills branch Of the Burlington a Mis-
souri, road blockaded near Long Pine.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-01

Let us be very gentle with our
neighbor's feelings, and forgive our
friends their debts, as we hope ourselves
tobe forgiven. ---Thackeray.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-01

--Upl upl my friend, and quit your
books, or surely you'll grow double.
Upl upl my friend, and clear your looks;
why all this toll and trouble2-words-
woI.fh
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-01

More hopeful than AZ wisdom IL one
draught Of simple human pity that will
not forsalse us.--Georgc Eliot
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-01

For lame back there Is nothing better
than 70 saturate q flannel cloth with
Chamberlaln's Pain Balm, and bind Il On
the affected parts. Try It ard you will he
surprised at the prompt relief II affords.
The same treatment will cure rheuma-
tism. For sale by r. ID. Felt, Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-01

"a man exercising no forethought
will soon experience present sorrow. =
Confuciua
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-01
piles. PILES.

Looses Red Clover Pie Remedy
y positive specific for all forms Of
be disease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ul-
G Grated and protruding piles. Price 50e
or Q ale BY r. ID. Felt.
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Why embliter life by dragging anpau 4
with lame back, diseased Kidneys, drop.
steal swellings. female weakness, nervous
debility. heart disease and rheumatic COM
plants when DR.. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure will So quickly cureP
Rev A. ]. Merchant, Presiding Elder
writes: ut gave me almost instant and
ni,,ly " perm snent relief" Superior ~
ell known medicines In these diseases.
anr sale by +. d. Felt, Wellington, A. ].
Funell, Huntington, o. "a
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W. % Nc w9iI .-1 IAser @-
III.

1 azsk zIIey. tEoa-A Etsa : -
J. - TIE 1ss = Bgre ard L
: -arehe. wb5eh LsweTer. dos z<
t@saa@ . Asl- H e1xr-a a4rrnS@
I'D P1zca szteh-l - the oaae and
Gals &C. gimme : dr7Hk-
Esz= drinking = heasz Kind n :
rz4a Iszdsr ard
t8 g F-41z-~ - -he no~
esyzs- fso@ T. -4-rae1- and with ;
rel - le2re~ IT, s~zif-pH- ard rhe
arcbei seHaasr@ ou The es7nter- Ne
3 bEa : eEoazh % rozeh i and tn
sa~5as ~ this tine i empt ali are
patiently waItIE- tor TIE explosions
-h5ca they tain. -aEe - take place
An immense rozd -. collected n
sLe street, and arr asking themselves
and oae aEgther 80 nat III tEse @orif-
Al i h
4 H4a steps 80 = - ero=d. and
enter til bafldia-- al tEtink he j. %
g. to meet dtath AMI await a~nxicasly
for the time.
II : feK on1e Mr.. :. for il va
IL zho had entered the buildIBgI re-
turns with the sascheI 10 hi hand and
! a smile ~ BIZ lips He mounts a box
which stands near By and says
Gentlemen. | am selling the greatest
discovery II the age, and have taken
tisi- means II drumming up q crowd.
There j. nothing in this sascbel except
ar Old clock which works WHEN . eel
tain spring j. touched. which hap
pened when tie negro placed il or the
counter Nov il ron Eill give me
roas- H. never aid anything
more, and traveller. visiting the New
York Ceneterie-. will find in one III
them 4 tomb stone with this inerrip-
ton :
Here lies MF. s. who died from
over exeFtioD in an attempt 70 escape
al angry mob r. i r
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STAIN. FesEPsE-A BerRs7 TeF
chant lot h.=ise. rho died - > Dos
v5tal saayrIv afrer @7rG5eal OPERATION
T doctors wanted % hold pEssGsoE-
r~m Examination bat til husband %
eted. and claiming hi HIfee BODY
too i axay and buried = he after
aard learned that another body hzd
ben E.aIned Ct On him Instead o. n
E~- ~hIeh lad been dissected. .
buried IL aEceaxerFated ground tie
thereapon eaa@ed the remains 90 Dc
erhuEed and Identified, ard | 0
saTa= rbe physiciansfor heavy damages
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At this late siay statement sI t1i4 af-
feet that proof exists IA sho# That
Jefferson Davis had guilty connection
with the assassination Of Abraham
Lincoln will De received with the in
credulity and scorn they merit By all
fair-minded people in the entire civil
lied world. The pretenses Of posses
sion Of such proof by one General Har-
ris, who was a member Of the military
commission which tried and condemn
ed Mrs. Suratt, will generally be met
with reserved contempt.
At the time Of the murder of the
great President the heat and fury Of
the terrible war were still raging, ard
there was wanting only a reasonable
pretext for doing to death jefferson
Davis and other lea ders Of the sonth-
ern cause. For months the entire
force of the United States secret service
was engaged in seeking evidence Of
some criminal act upon which 10 brig
the Confederate President TO trial.
The impiacable foes who sought t.
destroy him never neglected the Slight
ct clcw nor relaxed 4 single effort IL
connect him with tile Booth and Prrne
conspiracy, When they eoald find
uatfgar w~Earer4r IN co.t,a.4 FL; .:.t
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A PIONEERS MEMoRiAL,-The ind
ing nf a rather remarkable relic near
Broom Hill, Ind. Is reps rted. While
W A. Jackson. and some others were
engaged in cutting timber. he found ut
the butt Of a tree, deeply Embedded in
the wood, a stone tablet. three inches
thick, six inches wide and eight inrI,es
long. There was an Inscription ~ II
which. after cleaning ava tie .,,er-
growing moss and l~icll-n. wa> deer
pherrd a. follows : ..Is12-L. Wetz,i
Jacob Shelby. John Wetzel. Daniel
Boone-' The first and fouril, names
we're III Roman letters. the other two
~ script, but each had evidently been
carved Is 4 different person ii tfe
siuf1fo 4. The tree which l,al Il,
i@'t- held the tablets shows br Is
rings III agc IF III least TO Years. II Il
believed that this tablet was reatI..,
Se516fd bT thsef of TIKI gle4tr.t u;o-
htef Indian iehter@ ana ot.e Hi rEe
oldest Indiana pioneers. -iitcc III was
foahd near fhe TircfuaeS Eo-tt. .d
nroH 4 hi5l t+rt# 4t..a#a jill.
= ctnap, ea.ailani.l4 a~ aFa .H..l
doe-. y Tie~ IL a..4oF4- ,ll-
reettHr- a.5 world i.a .sa.. s
Ul5e4. tt+-4+ N- t-
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l. 70 babies II has Esern r0rpaEed
that about r .Gesl.ftsl tsabie. are borB
in the world eaen year The rate Of
production - therefore about seventy
4 minute II viii STRIFE 4 GOOD manv
person. 70 find that could the infants
for a scar 'se ranged iu j lire III era
dies. tie cradles would be oEerforing
and a. tie same tiiue stretch around
the globe. Tie writer who makes
this celebration looks az the matter n
2 sssA more picturesque light. He
imagines tile babies being carried past
= given point in Their mothers arms.
one ~ one. and tire procession being
kept mp night and day until the twelfth
month had passed br. III going past
at the rate Of 200 an honr the review
er al III post would only have seen the
sixth part Of this ~infantile host during
the entire year. In nt!Ier words, the
babe that had 10 lie carried when the
tramp began. would be able 10 walk
when bHt a mere traction of it, com
rades lad passed the reviewer : post,
and rhen tie procession of the years
supply If bahi : was drawing to a
close tia rearcuatd waald not be com
posed If infants. but of foruI ing *
year-nId HovS and airIx
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NJ Carmel Coa4sat. 1hEsdazx l.

Nj Carmel Ce4Fszt. 1ksd4ax Ia
T&n- II. EsSS
Mr. y GcEz1x- HqEEa- L-Ds4r = [
s4rros ESz-sT T. adequate laaxEA~@ . s4TS
factory idea II tbe b@B@Et ] hare oss&ze1 N
G=T-G yerr -AEt5-kxthasatFr PewGes and
AI1G1Ec-7 For fEratF Eears Z have sGEers3
from that sFFafiIEf @t-e7se. A@anaa- and
although | have tried msHv reQ4s-ces. usze
pFoEe5 beneficial aa4Il 4 tried Years trzss
nv experience = this E~ssrcfguS azd vaEz4-
he powder zs3 aasxtu-e ell - tA= means ct
inducing others 70 give il = trial
1GlEs respectfully
ASIsTER oE VT CAEsEL CGsvHr.
FROM THE SAME-TwO TEaE~ AFFER
Jan 377h- 1Ss1-EE r1i - -xa r4ars tA5s
week, th4E have hz! 30 attack 81 Asthma.
ibis - TIE hes. cea-ISeat- ron r11 wlxh.
f9ar A-tbtssa R-9resIs his proved usesf e.
tcaelous aud scared = fniI carp. in 4 ease
that happened IN my family
PA B4vFts. LoekDe-x Ia
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Mr. Chart@ P2ifFpy. GO e= IL
Hso4rnia NatieaaI Bznk- : a4@s4
s7r ofa copy II Tire daEig Lsa4zaaa
advertiser. Pab1i-ted iE A- F-
il i an odd-loo&ing sheet. &C.
shieh i devoted entiFelE . zdverrs4-
me1ts and the ether % n4Es -at<rx
Among the former appear - saaxass
cards of Tobr- Morgan Zs- EaFz.
Palfrey. Lewis DeBlane. LAyE4aEr-.
etc. Ii Of whiel azEnes 4r@ wA k1swn
he Z to-day There :. alsa - 4fver-
tisemen- Of tEse Lg45Sla-4 CarhOHe
chareh lottery. giving rhe =ez~ Il
the drawing and = Ii n prizes
amounting a. s1zI-S0. lie AdEes-
tiseE Ias enthusiastic III j. 1apsprr u
The candidacy 81 General Andres
Jackson for the presidency &1I H.
several articles ou lie s11j4E III The
number in hand.-picayune.
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Jefferson Davis Charged With Compile.
ity IN the Assassination Of Lincoln

sT Louis, Sept. Ga special to the
Republic from Parkersburg. W. Va
says: General Harris. Of Hatclsie eoun-
Is q member Of the coErt martial which
investigated thu death Of Lincoln and
condemned Mrs. >arratt, has Just
finished a history Of the assas-ina-
ton Of President Lincoln.
The history was complied from the
stenographeF's notes, which are in
General Harris possession. til the
book Genera. Harris boldly assert.
that Jefferson Davis and certain mem
hers Of his cabinet we're interested III
and encouraged tne assassination III
Lincoln. IT. fartidfS THE -tateueHt br
z large amount Of ducnmeatalt esi-
Deuce I'll. book vsI! create . sensa-
ton.
We clip the above. together "ish
tie following, II III tHe P.e4EaHe.
IN THE ROLF orr HFEEa.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court-Parish
of Lafourche.
Simon 4brahdRi, IS. No. 25ss. IT. TT.
Hunter Jr.
P. E LORIO.
Sheriff Of Lafourche.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
Il and ~ virtue Of an order of Seizure ard
safe eEnaHafIn- from the above entitled Court
10 tie above esEs'Ied and numbered ca4e /
have seized anil will off-r fir sale III pnbl;c
auction rursuan 10 law. - the last and hieh.
est hisi'lrr ut the Court House I'll the tovn IL
Thila,daux. on
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
10Th Judicial District CoHrt Par.
ish of Lafoufchf.
Succession G Myrtle l. SaqHia.
No 1899. Pr0Jatss.

Whereas iarelieB Avo Of The said Parish
has made application 10 SAID Eoart 70 oe 4p-
pointed administrator OF tie AFORESAID Estate
View therefore sII persons are hereby =aru-
ed and notified ID &c th+ir ePpO-ItIrn in
writing 10 the sad aDps5~stca With the
Clerk Of -a5a Court a. bis / flee in the IoEl
Of Tbibodaax ten days after the frat pabIic4-
t;on thereof other wise the sad Applicant
sill be confirmed and appointed 3 such al
fniuis-raror in accordance with az
(~2 Witness ~ Eaad and sal OF afSee
Is ~ Thihoisux this the 5sh sav Of S-pt
t~~)A- D., 1891.
y. W. Ky0BL0CH
Clerk Of said Court
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THE SEGRo- GOVERNMENTAL RE-
c0GSITIox-On Emancipation Day
The negroes Of Indianapolis held a
grand celebration. The Grafton of the
day was made By the Hon j. N. Lang
ston- Of Virginia Mr.. LaBg>tnn made
tie principal feature of his address an
attempt ~ prove that the negfoe. had
Eo proper ground of complaint against
the pTe4e III Administration in the mat
ter XXI sharing the Government pap.
I'M lad prepared an elaborate table
5E fhe coioTei employees in all the diff
l-rfnt departments mt Washington,
and managed 70 make guite a respecta-
oie lowing according % Mr.. Lang
-toH table there are einploye ed IN the
vafloas departments at Washington a
total ~ 1893 negroes. drawing salaries
that aggregate s1.370.62s.g 90. or an ay-
erage Of S572,76. This looks like a
good deal Of money. but when one re-
fleets that the lowest salary paid to
clerks in the departments is $500, he
can bu think that the negro is not
treated as veil as he ought To be. con-
sidering that it is his vote alone that
keeps the party in power.
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TTm A. ryu.Egezd vita 4seEzA o. 41v
.@r@ Eezr Sac P0EGer MIXTURE zzs
I'll - SEAT "a yaa free II e1Azgt- L
EL4s ysa 10 TT Is. and yoz =A g s1EpE1N
a-.z-- Or zzryz11 d AezT- ADVERTISING
er-rseI 81 IL Impossible 20 pz5E4sa the =
E-reas certificates resolved daily TAe s4E
s-- 1fEI do better shar asE certF-estss-
y GOTACX. Ho1EA La
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Nearly DisISe Z.

= Gs1sGx. Hoama. L.
SRI attFIa1 Qualities nearly divine tn
EnaE Asthma AMI Cough Refa@dF@s I'm fMt
fer me lon- equal their virtues ard she ina
mediate results derived from their a%e- In i
with pleasure dear ar. that ] send Yen nv
SINCERE feTsrIlatSszs With high regards
rrmain, your~ Tesp~c1fuIFv.
CASTOR J.. AEADIE.
C2reneEo. La Feb IL, tSeI.
By Druggists in Thibodaux. RaseHasd ann
LOekport-
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II SAD FATE OF
4 Tale If a Great Ctr.
81 JACK $. BAXTER.

III a orIsht spring morning. one
years ago, there "a seated in the
dining room Of one of the swell hotels
IN New York, a gentleman, whose ont
ward appearance gave esery sign Of
being II good parentage.
In the same hotel there was 4 porter.
a negro, whose ancestors had cone
from Africa, where they had eonside--
able influence with tile king IF their
tribe. apd 80, Of course Mr.. Porter
vas a person of some importance and
wished every one to know it.
The gentleman, whom We will know
for convenience known a. Mr.. !. had a
small sa.chel, which was supposed to
contain quite an anon ut Of money.
The porter had a hand, which some
times "eaught a cramp."
The satcliel was in Mr.. SIS. oom.
The porter vas in the same room.
Finally the porter, happening to
tonehth satchel discovered that some-
thing with the ring Of metal was with
in. Strange to relate, his hand imme-
diately became cramped and he
couldn't let the ~satcliel 90, 80 Of course,
when he left the room the satchel was
obliged 10 follow.
III.
A few hours after the departure Of
the porter and bis invalid hand. Mr..
>. had occasion to 20 to his room. and
was not long discovering the loss Of
the satchel. Asmilecam owe his STAGE
and he Immediately left the room. III
the hall, he met the porter Whose
hand lad by this time, become ~reliev-
ed Of It's "~cranpH1 he stopped him and
what do yon think he did 7 Grab him
by the collar and ire him down stairs ?
Accuse him Of the theft and threaten
to have him orr sted if lie did not i'm
medistely return tie plumber /? Take
him before the clerk and ask foE l.is
dismissal Oh, no, nom of these. bnt
be aliteig gave lima silver dollar,
with tho ~seiaar lyon may need tLis.n
The porter took tile money and
walked ~ saying q himself "Hah. If
he kao8a dat + Talk ILL. saelteI. vi.
wouldn't gimme dis"
Mr. $. @aiked Away i'll THE oppas
direction, and remarked well
that fellow sill feel pretty bad before
many mors hours"
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ndhelseFH 70 wzsses - 1sfae ~
wzs rexarrias = the Obs tEs@ go
snr Indiana u i now nGe szld-
u rs,0eel Darrer-- the antiquarian -
aTnIx7ETfe. for f~-sgerf1aE-
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SATURDAY. SEPT. i. 1851.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CLERK OF COURT.

10 The .Ds@oernfic ToteT4 ~ The
Paoish ~ Lofoarehe.
IAe-s8F ssbFat zaF.elf 80 Candidate ~
tire o~ee n
CERa Or COURT
~ the pzF546- ~ tire approaching P- -4=g
FB@@fSC1e ard repeatedly sGIie : rgu- sep
n&-f CE5z+- III EAgEEE
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court. Parish
of Lafourche
r. W. Ky0BLDcH
Clerk Of said Court

Franz Hoffman, ST. r. No. 2J9T.
Frank Hoffman Jr.
FrGak HofmaHH 81. r.. No. 259s.
Frank Hoffman, IT.
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PggEnEx+s HALL
Oct. 3fd. Newton Beers in List ir
london
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The War of NeWspnpers.

The competition between New York news
papers is now SO keen rs to preclude the
slightest possibility of profits for most of
them. Competition does not confne itself
to the issue of enormous illustrated maya
zines on Sundays. That is something fam
iliar enough among the newspapers of other
cities. More destructive of profits is tho
cutting of rates on advertisements. This
was bad enough before the two new papers
started, and it is worse now. All the papers
print great quantities of advertising matter
but there isn't much money in it. An ad-
vertising agent tells me that one OF the very
best known dailies recently printed a reading
notice over a column in length with several
cuts, making the cuts itself. for S25. Prompt
upon the heels of the publication came a
whole swarm of agents-it used to be the
rule in New York that the best papers did
not solicit advertising, but that don't go
now. One would print 1t for 5000, another
for SIZE, and so on. When $25 was sug-
gested they all wilted except one, who
offered to print it for nothing if any decent
amount of advertising at regular rates
would be promised later on.
The Advertising bonanzas in New York at
present are the monthly magazines, and
such papers as the Evening Post, which
nave held aloof from tn scramble after
bigness and plod along in the old fashioned
way with their old G ientnge,
And yet there is talk of starting still
another new morning daily in the fall with
Col. Cockerill us its editor.
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rally around. As I previously stated in.
these dispAtches. there is q pretty scheme on

rally around. As l previously stated in
these dispatches, there is a pretty scheme on
foot to beat Harrison out of the Pennsyl-
vnnla delegation. Senator Dor Cameron
no longer any doub about the fact. This
story has been pooh-poohed in certain quar-
ters, but later developments will prove
its authenticity. Cameron wants the
Pennsylvania delegation in the interest
of his candidacy. At any rate, he wants to
be complimented in the national CON
v%ention. Pennsvlvanians who make a
study of politics in that state declare that
Mr.. Cameron will succeed in his designs.
They also are fully aware of his purpose.
The thought uppermost in Mr.. Cameron's
mine is to prevent Harrison from securing
the Keystone delegation. In order to ac-
complish this purpose he sets himself up as
n presidential candidate. Every move that
he makes in this direction will nave the
sanction of Matthew Stanley Quay. The
Pennsylvania delegation, in case Cameron
carries il to the convention in his pocket,
will probably do nothing more than COM
pliment Cameron on the first ballot. Then
the most votes in the race with Harrison.
In the event that Gen. Alger develops the
required strength. and it is now believed
that lie will, Cameron and Ouay's delega-
tion will go to him. All this, of course, if
Nj. Blaine is not in the race. Although
President Clarkson, Of the national repub-
lican league. said directly after his sleva-
ton to this Office, that he WAS not
unfriendly to Harrison, it is u well-known
fact in certain circles that he is a most
pronounced Alger man and will quietly do
everything in his power to further the in
terests of the presidential choice.
The next greatest anti Harrison state at
this time is Illinois. senator Cullom is a
pronounced presidential candidate. He is
considered a yery worthy man. but it is not
possible for him to capture the presidential
nomination next year. Cullom is aware of
this fact. Like Cameron, he has it I'M for
Harrison. His object in securing the dele
cation from his own state is akin to Cam
eron's. He proposes to throw it to the
strongest candidate in opposition to Har-
rison in the next convention.
The flight of time may indicate that there
are many other sure republican states that
will not send Harrison delegations. Those
supposed to be open to argument are Col
orado. Minnesota. North and South Da-
kota, Nevada, California, Oregon and
Washington in the west, and Ohio, Massa-
chusetts and Vermont in the east.
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COURTSHIP OF WALES.
The Baccarat Hero's First Glimpse of His
Future Wife.

The Baccarat Hero's First Glimpse of His
Future Wife.
Since everybody ID talking about the bac-
carat scandal involving the prince of Wales,
this account of how the prince came to fall
i'll love with his wife is in order, says the
Philadelphia Record. Albert Edward
CHANGED to be Willing away part of n long
summer afternoon with two or three CON
genial spirits, young men of rank and po-
sitlon near enough to his own to make oven
discussions on domestic questions possible,
and the matrimonial outlook for one Of the
from his pocket the photograph, ns he SUD
posed. of his hancee, to show ID proudly to
his companions. But instead of Lady IS
likeness there appeared Il rather poorly
taken carte de visito of the most charming
girl the princes eyes had ever rested
upon-a girl wearing a simple lit
tie white gown and loose
white jacket, with black vel
vot ribbon circling her throat. and her hair
smoothed back from her brow, leaving the
beautiful young face to DO admired for IT.
self alone. lbe eyes and lips seemed to DO
smiling at the prince. who gazad at the pic
tnte, demanding to know who in the world
this lovely country eirl' might be. "lhe
daughter of the prince of Denmark" was
the answer, and, naturally enough, tho
curto do visite changed owners. From that
moment Albert Edward WAS in love with
the lady who soon became his wife.
When tho ship bearing the princess to
London drew near Gravesend SIXTY young
ladies, nttired in tho rod and white colora
of Denmark, assembled Mt the wharves TO
strew flowers beneath the feet of tho princes
bride. This moment the yacht came in view
bearing it, precious freight the air WAS rent
with cheers, At which. 80 relates q lady in tho