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THE MARPLOT.

BY SIDNEY II. LYSAGHr. 12mo. cloth. sloo
1.-THE story is extremely interesting. II j. ne>h u
unhaskneyed IL i fun " fine touches, H. Il stronGN IN.
dViduastic. There promise OF WORK OF genuine pow
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-28
Worry, Drink, and Lunacy.

1t is no new thing to hear of the
close connection between indulgence
in alcohol and the development of in
sanity Accordingly we feel no sur
prise at statement that large pro-
portion of the cases of lunacy regis
tered in Paris of late years are attrib-
utable to this form of excess.
Far more significant is his observa-
tion that drunkenness has increased
very markedly in the French capital.
This effect is, of course, due to a va
rietY Of causes. Among these one is
Of particular interest from its bear
ing upon the neurotic aspect of the
alcoholic dyscraSia.
1t is the pressure and Of worry
overwork, probably combined, as usual
in thelike circumstances, with irreg-
ular feeding and want of sleep.
Though felt by all workers, an i'm
pOrtant characteristic of its action as
a cause of alcoholism is its increasing
influence among those who labor
with their brains.
Artists, authors and especially
Journalists group of persons by no
means usually given to exsesS-are
enumerated as having succumbed to
the subtitle poison; and this result
has, doubtless with truth, been tat
trlbuted to the craving depression of
mental fatigue.
1t is not difficult, indeed, to trace
connection here, and we may ac-
cept it as warning that forced labor
is ever prone to become the natural
parent of other and worse excuses.
The best WORK, however hard, is al
ways methodlcal enough to permit OF
timely rest and of regular nutrition,
and the full recognition Of this fact
is mere question of public utility
which we hope to see more widely
admitted in practice.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-28
The Oldest Person In the World.

'Probably the oldest person living
upon the earth is a member of the
tribe OF Mayo or White Indians in
habitng the Sierra Madre Mountains
in Mexico" said Don Carlos Pietre,
a resident Of Durango. 1.-The party
in question is woman. and it is
known positively that she is more
than 1875 years old. How much more
is purely problematical. She claims
to be $50, but that transcends be-
lief. What her original name was L
do not know, she having long ago
adopted that Of Mary. She is full
blood Mayo, has blue eyes and light
hair, and should you meet her any
where but in the heart Of the Sierra
Madras you would suppose her a
Swede The Mayos very much re-
semble the Swedes, and have a ira
dition that their ancestors came
from land OF snow and ice. far be-
yond the big water. Old Mary as
she is called, is bent almost double.
Her skin has shriyeled until it looks
like wrlnkied parchment, and she has
lost the use Of her lands and feet.
During the last year her eyesight
hitherto remarkably good has failed
her and her hearing has become i'm
paired. She still possesses the full
use OF ner tongue however, and is a
volublc talkcr 1t was from her that
/ CLEANED much Of my knowledge
OF the traditions of the Mayos, which
| propose soon TO publish. / have
secured an excellent portrait Of old
Mary, together with copies OF entries
la the booXs ~ early Catholic mis-
sIOnarles showing that she was ~
mlrrligeable age when the thirteen
American Colonies seeded from Great
Britain. Globe Democrat
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-28

esses whom I had imagined devour-
ing my verses. propped up in this
midst OF their lace pillows.
l kneeled down. and, with tremb-
ling hand, touched the volumes, az
the same time both sporless and old.
The stamps of the most distant book
sellers were on some of them. One
came from the boulevard du Temple,
another from the galleries of the
Odeon. All the time that | was
handling them l seemed to see the
dear man again setting out on foot
and hurrying TO the four corners of
Paris to buy his grandson's book. L
could see him enter the shop, proudly
ask for 1.-THE Swallows, by Henry
Didier," take two or three copies Gas
many as he could without awakening
the merchants suspicion, and carry
them under his arm, laughing to
himself at his touching ruse, As
soon as he entered he would run
quickly to his cupboard and conceal
his booty, happy to see the row grow
ing longer and longer. He had kept
his secret for all these years. His
delicacy had not wanted the thanks
to which it had so many rights! md
then l remembered the expression he
had used as he smiled behind his
glasses the day received the letter
from Massol: "You are happy, little
one? Well, that is all that is neces-
saryw
Yes, I was happy dear grandfather
No success that have had since that
time has made me as happy as l was
when | learned that the first edition
Of my book was all gone, | know
now why it was gone. | know your
innocent cunning, and to my former
JOY is added deep gratitude to you.
Do love you more? | could not; but
your touching attention has proved to
me that the most pleasing and the
most sublime thing IN the world is
kindness.
As Henry Didier stopped speaking,
tear ran down his cheek We were
all affected by his sweet story and re-
manned silent around him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-28
LEONANtE.

Leonsnie-angels named her,
And they took the light
VI the laughing stars and framed her
In suit Of white.
And they made her of gloomy
Midnight, and her ewes of glowing
hoonshine. and they brought her 10 me-
In the silent night.
In a solemn night OF summer
When my heart OF gloom
Blossomed up to greet the conner
Like a rose in bloom;
All forebodings that distressed me
forgot as Joy caressed me
Living JOY that caught and pressed me
In the arms OF doom.
Only spake the little lisper
In the angels tongue,
Yet listening heard her whisp
Songs are only sung
Here below that they NAV grteve Won
Tales are told you to deceive YOU
So must Leonanie leave you
While her love is young
Then God smiled, and it was morning.
Matchless and supreme.
Heavens glory seemed adjoining
Earth with it's esteem.
Every heartbut mine seemed gifted
With the voice of prayer and lifted
Where my Leonsnie drifted
From me like a dream.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-28
, An Old Letter from Buchanan.

W. II. Hambright Of the Pennsyl
vania railroad is busily engaged max
ing collection Of relics of the rail.
road, which will be placed on exhibit
ton at the Columbian Exposition in
the railroad companys department.
One Of the most interesting relics was
found by Mr.. Hambright to-day among
papers Of his father, A. +. Ham
bright, who in his day was one OF the
most popular conductors'on the Penn
sylvania road. 1t is a letter writ
ten by President Buchanan to Col.
Samuel c. Stambaugh 1t is dated
Wheatiand Oct ., 1852, and inclosed
in it was a railroad ticket, which Mr..
Hambright has also.
The ticket is very-old-fashioned,
and in ink are written these words:
"FrOm Dilleryille to Pittsburgh and
back 1t is signed ) Edgar Thorn
son, President OF the road and is on
thin white pasteboard From the
contents Of the letter it is supposed
that a political meeting was about
being held somewhere In the western
part Of the state. President Buch-
anan states in the letter that he is
unable to 20, rs Dr. Muhlcnbcrg adj.
yised him not 10 venture out in such
weather Mr. lIambrlght has quite
lot Of interesting things Among
them Is a ticket punch which his
father used IN 1871 III The stylish
conductors uf thu present day were
20 look al IL they would scarcely
know what !. was for Lancaster
Int. .igeueef.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-28

l. he utdI Iudtl , IDOlI3 were 10 DC
rented, the furniture must be re-
moved, the wardrobes emptied, and
all made clean for the stranger who
was coming 10 take his place The
dead 20 quickly. especially in large
cities those immense hives in per-
petual activity Scarcely ia cell
emptied OF its humming life when
another lite lnstaIls itself there.
ignoruut alike ~ that which has pie.
coded u and that which will follow.
The moving commenced, and was
sadly affected. II seemed 10 me as
II all that still remained Of nv grand
father was being scattered aud con.
,umed little hy little
Some one pointing ont % me the
lower part ot The cupboard which he
bad just opened exclaimed .n an AS.
to1l,hel tone "llensy Como and
scr
lolsol Immediately aBd / saw
oh' lnlf uunlttHaf de1fmi r,ett
lruf mn llN IAe ENes sAe.tet
H..cI uItn W.Ht volumes a. MI..
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ge60rrte n0r6li6e 5@63 9ftrfibe 506c,
8rombeeren GOT, 6imbeersn 230243 ;
GaltforniibeS: Npritoien 14016, nicbt
9ei0dlte 8ftitcbe SOIL, geibGlte 22@
"A; Bflaumen 9@13; &oitnen: 0onOon
QoDers 1.6502.O0 baS &iitben, Mtllsfaz
teller 1,25@1,3 80, Ioie 4@6.
8 b Il, frii6ss: NepfeL 1.OO01.75 unb
2.5O(03.5 so ie nob Der Site, 8anonen
.OO02.O 90, Gitronen 3.OO04.5O, Galiz
fprntIcbe 91abels 3.0O0. 400; Grbbeeren
1.5O(02.5O in "a 8tntS. atr1ben 1926
@3.OO bas &ift6en gu "a Quarts; Sta
6elbeeren $1,7502,50 per "a Qts., milo
oetpacbiene 9rDBere $2.50(03.0 90.
&artoffeln: Mtsconfiner o.,
8urbonfs 5000, 6ebron 8O085, Stole
75080c., YearleB 80085c. auf Der 8abn,
neue aus Stem Orleans $1.25 Der 8uidel.
g eflitgel lebenbi9e: Surtep 9
O.; 6ibner: 6ennen 103@11c, 6Gbne
6@7c; @nten 100; @Gnie, ~lebenbtge
nit ben gan3en Se6ern, So. OO(05 90 per
9ubenb. Spring @btdens" 2.OO@5.O 90
bo8 9Bb.
Gentle e: Mobiler @eiBtraut 1926
@2,50; 2ouiitaner 3,25@3,50; rotbe ODER
gelbe3miebeln 81 .5001.7 IS berSad; Mobr=
riiben 65075c. baS &titcben; iunge peiBe
Hiiben 9Oc@$1.0O Der 8ui6eI, @urfen
5O(975c, bas 0uBenb, Seuerte -@50c,
baS 0Bb,, iun9e 3piebeln 20025c. bas
OuBeno 8lnb6en, Salat 75085c,,
oa3 &titben, 8teplant SOC. (0$1.O 90 per so
8fb., &abtescben 100000. bas 9bb. s.,
Sptnat 50@75c bas SaB, innge rotbe9titbelt
60070c., Yeteritlte 18020c., &reiie 200
Zoe, Grbien Gunge) 90c0$1.O 90 ber8ui6el,
8pbnen (%griine) 80c0$1.0O 3d., Spargel
60(070c. bas 9ubeno 8iinocben 3;
@adSbobnen 81, 5O@1.75 per 20 Quart.
8lurnenfobL $1.O0@1.50 bas &iitcben,
Stedruben 100000. Der 8ni9el; 2pmaten