New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
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Used by the best families,
1906 Laundry Soap.


,,o cero,o y,hoee. decisions settled the fate OF
distant empires arl peoples. the paa,t ", " "
Emperors whose caprces ws'y no -, Nam~rtre Prison
rth 'chos U hcen dun. cons existing to-day just
as when Jugurtha starved there caPnne mon, =
archs and generals, "a, a'e f. die, II the Eternal
Roman triumph were lelt.p, lelt ~ ,,n,Inc impression of
City fs you wi,n N an o o.,. ,h crySazcd preser-
the greatness OF her pIE'r rs,nnshes YOU al the de-
walton at Ponlpeh tqia'l! tr',.aii,v Of her social
ravy hcantotshsSs anu ~ ~ scannsh guides be-
siege you at Pompeii INC wn9tIuo wnto, h,,t the CITY
the place are an oridhlIcu W. S~f nrf,l I shall not
describe IT, bu, 1T is supposed that al 'e s n",b ,bo
tants had time TO escape, anu Io' S r-v W or their
persisted were trying to gnthcr no u", 80, hurninr
treasures. They were preserved II ny bii,i, thc IN
ashes just as they fell The a., cNn,,'' We was
dead drunk and was buried in the aanrs res o h,,
suvius as ne Iay ~ urSaiI's Si - norchanaan happ-
smile on his face Is az iu,I OF ,oars ago The
~ it was eighteen hull''S ,s 10 he il Won
temperance lecture ne preacnes .ed md want TO cs-
cape. keep sober III you mtehn u ''"' ~
to die easy. drink ieep. ,i,zo,ior of the dark
II gives one s,'lSu ', a cii"o al Florence and
az h ~ rrnresrnation Of the movement OF the earth
,,nd & ,bn s,,n engraved there hundred years AT
,r his death bccanse not until then would Church
ndsr or saf The P sWngng lamp in the grand old cathe-
hra at r,sa, no,o "io ihot Grst one he made. which
iun' dod hpor 1'f f thc faIsehood il was supposed
70 traon u nov ,rbi,h Insured lis genius
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,, T.. ..-a,,,o ., soo rho pope I presented
Tan,.u' possi"'' ,o'1 ,not he cave no private
my ietttrs, put WIS '"'" ''"' ' 49, -,
audiences nor had he done 50 10 Ia!ile" vi r'"
PERSONS His time and mind are hec'ss".ns w a~
much occupied WIN 'ne "n"'S ,.o o,.rc. Of be.
over Inc ""''"' an" :" V''. ~ ,,,,.,to,s or nil
comm S a NM" ,h ,ravaIcr can sne him. But the
Svnninq of the dav my letter was sent the l'ishop
Of Northern NewYork called To say that ne Hv"'
me in private audience thc hrh' ua' a., ~" ! All
Hon t,ith
m , ,,'. d j,nowIedec OF the Language. regarded
The present Tonn as more pr9gressiye ana morI sni
Especially The ned states than any Of his pred
cessorS and though, me e9anc e%acs.s subiects
u!rm u,ron mn W VcSneI Angelo ana Raphael deaiize1
the grand ana the Spiri ~. ,ic lines No,h-
beyond me conc, p'irn ~ 9,, ibnn the approa chcs
in the Vatican II the poniihsrai ycry gr9nd
StaircsSes Nhicn ar ~ '' ,r ~ the Vatican
are both broad AID high A. each anlmg OF Im",~
flights ne swiss Guard ~ Una, ,desgned by wchacI
Angelo presented arms. Then through many rooms @
come 10 the long succession Of audience-rooms: IN
which those who have appointments can H'phia''.L
seen and dismissed .. . .
During the half hour waited. His Holiness seht
inS man He was up In art arch'roioEK, "',i''nI ,
and politics. and the time hcw rapiuy. an NJ
tendant announced that would he admitted IN q
few minutes and then asked the n'onSign9 what M
would BE- the ceremonial for me. II. s,iI ma, n me ne
Papal ring bu, my appointment was unusual
answer ars .S slowed the EXQUISITE. tao, Of the Pope
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..r,o t.o,,. r,,,.r" e,,d the Nonsigror. directs
,ha, f., ,,'r asa ,ho c.-.,,,,,, shau lac rrec5solv
the same II you had private audience with the
President of the United states"
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came half across the room shook me c"rdia"y
hts fh. huN rutfIa aGf toll mo lf
resumed the Papal chair With The memory Of
Mr. Gladstone. who Is nine months his junior ~ ny
tb. Ierrts ~ his crra frchIencs lie certainly
IS aS yigoroGs as me rnsmSn nnc
morning and il vas then near l. The questions
presented came from AL parts ~ M world ana
NANNY nanny on @ hpprh a. 10 9 nm WI VI 'p % ~ on. ." 10
Ing out OF his hands and read II him
self without glasses Nothing j. more "N-
nausu'b tnan - wi ,'''.',,',~ ,,,, ~ Iu, ~
pe%s , as rvery man @ !" nj, hu'nIpiS W hnoS w., %
iope ~ ,s",S St.",r sIn u%i. % ~, ,'hS ~ ~
ven M as hlgh, ln,rFtua M "r 'h .'nna" , -
rnoinatonr as h. taiks indicate his feelings lie
ure at seeing me his knowleige OF INV p5sitlon
and lie at home. ana his nope that ! would -
a. ~ csrrv mwsv nIes. an; memories anb Sisr II
soon again. told him that many thousands of
The comnonv 81 which was nrestJent AMI II
Mou!I M ~ tlrr' F'tt'l'nu'n I" ".ll, - VIZ.
hou ,t,- 1,h,',, -, -. - -, - ,,,,'ii,. M
n'au " tn'H nn'Ni nn'n "l's - pyl"u',i', ~
~ am c.rnos, md i,.,r,,e,,c Itsc,s.,nr -, ,,r,,,
cr.v i,s rlgh,s and l,,ti,.s ~ c,ni,,l and f,tgr
and eInrlny~rs and onrlnvfs saII IA hin, tha :
America Offered rom ali othcr countries In the
opportunities which IL offered for men TO
rise There few Inherited fortunes. and
practically nearly all Our men OF property
had made their own careers and money MANY
of them were Immigrants who had come 10 us moor
Tho fac, ,ba, thrrn yr,s nrt,rrfunl,v for br,ins
enterpr,se energy and char1c'er and that lis re-.
wards were safe and secure under our INSTITUTIONS
and laws was th~ incentive "f our m,rvrllous
national progress and gr.atue.s. that mis- encyccal
uDon that subject was I'm accord with tho opnion
,r .p, had /, 10
text of an address year ago to n body Of catholic
students at Catholic college.
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Then came spenHin eNhib'"h OF Wr oH man
eiol"e"' '"e OPP P''S''' 80 Wv '""' % "'
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- -. ,,, 80, i,...,i,,o ,,,,.,-,r,.s ., ,rhich
I cver listened II is a misfortune that IL could