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The daily tribune., 1905-10-05

The W. r. O. will hold . reception
Friday evening. October 9Th at the
homo Of DR.. Percival IN honor of the
Department Inspector Mrs. @. B.
Oowie. All members OF the g.. A. r
and their wives are invited to be pres.
sDt. By order Of committee, Mrs.
Mary Thompson, President. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1905-10-05

Proctor's millinery opening satur'
day. 1880
The daily tribune., 1905-10-05

Tsibeas west - ssl,s sss.its.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-05
Auction October 9TH at I p. m.

F1nest dairy cow IN CAnOu OitV !;
best driving team In Fremont 90. /;
single driving horses and saddle hor.
ses: sewing machines at half price
from e. l.. Low ellis estate; sale con.
Quoted by Merchants association,
Oroizer aud ShAmbauoh. Mgrs. 20 30
The daily tribune., 1905-10-05
ABOUT YOUR NEi0HBORs
AND YOURSELVES

6oooooooooooooooooooooooo6
Mrs. O. A. Calhoun il visiting in
Denver.
PIT. NoGuire IL in Portland this
afternoon.
Arthur Honeyman left this morn.
ing for Denver on brief vacation.
Barney Ginsbsrg left for Load.
willie this afternoon to stay week.
Mrs. Blanche Chambers has gone
to Canton. ILL.,. on account Of the 80
rious illness Of her step-father.
William Halpin has returned
from Clyde. naer Cripple Greek on &C.
count Of the death Of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". e. Mitchell re.
turned last evening from An extended
trip through Oregon and Washington.
Miss Ethel Stewart. OF Pueblo.
who has vtstted with her cousin, L.
H. Morrissey, and wife, the past week.
left for her home today.
Travelling Freight Agent Wallen
Of the Missouri Pacific was up from
Pueblo this morning on business con.
neoted with his company. ~
Mrs. Hammond and daughter
who visited the Kinoaide family for
some weeks. have returned to their
home in Wichita. Kansas.
B. ". Mentzer returned last
evening from the Harpel mines near
villa Grove. He was greatly pleased
with the improvements made there.
Attorney and Mrs. q. II. Wilkes
returned last night from Dallas. Ore.
gon. where they have been for sew
eral weeks. In fact Mrs. Wilkes
spent the greater part Of the summer
there In her old home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

Bile GAwcitet4eu? Y1enn i6 Dir
fa1te, Dab 9u mir perl0nIi4 cine
1reuoe mu6It? 8itte, 6ittel"
Sect nuroe 6itOd auImertium,
ga, Cttbert, pas 9ebt'8 benn lid
qn2"
Ott6ert riidte perle0en feline G6drpe
3upite Ti6 an Den pddr 8lonohdtden,
Sen ip3rliben 8or6oten zines finn
,ilen S6rurr6artt5; en0!i6 riitte et
nit einem We'tGa0nib heraus rGa
tommt 6eute 2l5eno sine Dame 81
@ergmanr5, fir Die id mid ihGuoers
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nit Sud 5ctannt MAIDEN, &c mar
nit Geyomom5 nod ridlt sellHrt,
aber 9crgD BON RotbbIa'sn bat Is -
i'd CLAUDE mir }u G'a6e ~ M. U}Ib'
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6;!o1 Qan3 erIdro4er. .I,e Iowe
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Cu bis6er GeI6pieqen2"
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regent"
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mur@3. 2cB rid jtB: if nil an
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left 0u bod audi meiter nit benz
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DEM iiebI: @u, ie mub Den Sein3
8er9mann beiratben, oa5 lit uaIerc
! gdn3e Soifnung!"
nTapOn ipreden mir Elm amber W}dl.
M(ama," aHtlportete Ott6erg crnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

~ ie erleuhteten Salons a. ser
~ &tlQ 8trgmann re ,@!.t6en
& jenen porue5men WobIitan0,
m>lter iId NtemanO auf0rGnz
gen nil, uno bod iclbit in Den neben.
iG6litcn Gin5eIbeiten 0eutG6 gu er.
tennen lit. Sab man 0od) nur ipirts
LID ge0je9ene Stoffe 3u Yortieren,
8oroinen, Seppihen perpenOet. nur
CUTE YilOer unO 3tpar penige Idiniits
ten Die Wdnoe. Seoer oieIer Rdllme
bate io5uIoaen Elm tiinYtleriI6e8
SauptNiid, 5u 0eTen llmrd6mun0 Yi6
Der iibri9e S6mud 0e5 Raumes anz
oronete. 9!otirli0 eIettriI0e Geleu6z
tung, SIN Gon5en mar IS eire olIn-
3cn0e Geie0ihCft, aus Den Sreiien Der
0el0s un0 Geilte5urtItotratie. MuA
Der Direction O,5 0dtiondlt6e1ter5, Der
jijn9it nit Sein3 Y,rgmanns 0i6tun1
einen 10 ebrenDoucn GtfOlg oapon gez
tragen, befan0 ii4 unitr osn @ela0ez
men. Gtnige betannte S,ournaliiten,
Elm pear ber9orraAenOe 8dntier8, elm
W}dler, OR 5lpdr ni1t ei9entli0 in Der
W}o0c mar, Dem abtr bOn ieiaen &ol=
legen cine 0roBe - @ergdnqenEeit be
reitniliglt 3ugeltanOen puros.
Der &ommer3ienrutb ItraDltc belte
por @ergnii9en. Gr cr36blte ieOsm, Ser
IS bDrcn woQte. DAB or nunmebr gon3
germ 0drauf 0tr}t6ts, Cinen So6n sum
@eI4Gft5na@iolger gu baben, penn CT
fG9e Elm, !Sein5 lei Elm qroBeS Salient,
ods man icincr @eItimmung ni4t emit
3ie9en oIrie, @r fii6(e bic @erpflid)
tung, i'm 9ctpjiiermoBen Der @eIea~
iha't ab3utreten. .llebrigens," fiiete
er bin5u, oGraude i6 ia lpobt 10 balo
teinen Nodfol1sr, i1 boffe ia nod
cine quite Weile 3u leben," msinte er
laden0. - y@enten Sie nur," luan0te
et ii0 an ieinen 6du5ar3t 9ottor
Gjunoermdnn, .0ie 2eben5perIi6erung
.0crmonia' Eat 1ih nit mir Elm I60z
mes 8ei6Gft crt5e6en lafen. Dor
Slpan3i1 Subren bat Ie MIDI ob0eipie
fen, ipcil jb einen 6er5febler Bate. uno
ih lebc, Den Oorii4tigen 9cuten gum
Srob."
9ottor @unoermann quite sic @tz
feln.
.Solde nift teoauernslpertbe Srrs
tbImer tommen, Gptt iei Cant, md
ale Sogs bOr."
Sein3 Qber. Der eben on Dem Wrm
Ieines 8aters bina, fliiiterts oieiem
leiIe gu: n9u ioateft oenno6 porIihs
tiger iein, papa. benn bispeilen bait
9u nod INNER reht ~DerOGdtige Qns
fdue."
n9lb, bah" ptrIebte Der &ommerz
5ienrotb lei6tbin. nids bin eben Elm
ipenig 81 bid geporoen."
llnrubig unb unbebagtih fiiblten
ii1 nlr sipei 4erIonen aus Der GeIeQ=
i9uft: Charlotte uuo Siloa. uno Stpar
lpar fir teioe Gle Nnipeienbsit elmer
@elaosnen, Der 6rau BON Mlarlor,
peinli4 uno itOreno.
Charlotte, oie ibrem Sobne 10 leidj;
niftS perIdgsn fonnte. bate iih ana
fan95 ie6r entidieoen 9epeigert, De,
.Ibenteurerin," ipie lie ruro berau5
iugte, cine Ginlaoung 81 fhiden. gber
feline Griinoe mohten iie iflieblid
oo4 pobl iiberSeust Eaten. Sic bait,
nur nod bic unangenebme Gmpfin:
bung. afs fDnnte Der 3ommer3ienratt
Bel oieier @eleaenh.it NGbereS iiter 0it
Same uno b~eIonoers iter cen 9ertshr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

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mit fomiIh mortirsm G6yetsn
blieb Ct,bert iteber.
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8cyeU5h3Ft ne6.,"
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Bid in ben Gpi?aet. Die reu, Qcycoae
uniform IaE Ism ror3ioGd. lie to5
Ieire prGd.iae. bye;:5yuitioe @sH1H
portrefTlih 6eypor. 81 pubte a:f:,
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Form Al 2ie5e stpas Dor l5yec,
S6mud oeopFe.' 6ottcn.
IS t6at mir Iejo Wam. al az
oerr," Taate 6il6.. ,a6s- ,6 farm
6eut. niht Al Gercmcrns aeGea.."
9u fan7It richt?" perIebte 0ttGert
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Dir ctpd5 llnonoenebme5 b~eoeonet2"
.giht nocb, liebIter Ottbert. ober-
man III ebeu nitt INNER in Der Stimz
muna -"
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ibr nit briinprIiher 9artGhteit in bic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

Gin 81 bpcr It g. Gor-
liBeroer Cbci cincr @eridt$perbonn.
lGrJD: Sic iinb olio bic 6rou oe3
&%Gifnonna Hohel?"- 3eugin: n,SSo,
@err Er0iibent!l &orliteitScr; &c
boren?" 3e1tGin Qciie, urter ltor-
fem errotbrl): p6iinfnlol, @err FRA.
iirent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22

When your ship o. health strikes the
hidden rocks Of consumption. pnoumo-
MIA. etc you arr lost " you DO not get
help from ~ Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption > ~ Mcglnnon o.
Taiiadega springs Ala vntss ~ had
been very 900 with pneumonia. under
the care % Two doctors. but VA grtfine
~ better shen ] bryan % take W..
Kings Nnw Discovery The hFst dofa
gave relief, end one BOTTLE cured me p
sure cure f0F bronehliis coughs and
eo.df Guaranteed 81 sll drug stores
Price 90 ard q Tf'ai bottle ifer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
lie Ngws FRoM az.
Farmers Planting Their crops-Per'
sonal Notes Of interest.

Farmers Planting Their crops-Per-
sonal Notes Of interest.
Rex. March 2l.-Farmers in this Sec
tion are planting corn and cotton,
Orange trees are blooming and we
hope 70 have oranges TO ship from Rex
this fall. Pear and peach trees are Ia
full bloom. and IL no disaster betalls
the trees there will be lots OF fruit Ia
this section this summer
There is large acreage q Irish po-
tatoes In this vicinity, and they are
looking fine
Q. W Agin and vile departed Satnr-
day for their home az Cincinnati, Ohio.
20 the regret Of their many friends
here, bot we have the promise Of their
return here TO spend the winter in
their Florida home.
Prof. J J. Goodwin moved back 10
his old home, formerly known as the
"old Raines plantation" His Rex
neighbors regretted 20 have ihem
leave. but are glad 70 have them so
near, as their present home is only q
mile from the station.
Prot. NJ. @. McIutosh was IN our
midst for q few days this week visiting
his mother and the home Of his child
hood He is looking we'll, and ex-
pressed himself a. being well pleased
with Tallahassee and her hospitable
people
Misses Lottie and Susie Teeter left
for Gainesville Monday TO enter the
normal az East Florida seminary.
Their young friends here will be glad
10 have them back when the normal Is
over
Miss Mamie McIntosh made her
mother visit Saturday We are ale
ways glad 60 see her.
Brother strunk delivered sn able
sermon at tNe Methodist church here
last Sabbath
Rex now naasis 81 telephone. Our
postmaster. T. Townsend, has one
Installed IN lns home he Is always
progressive, nud likes Co enjoy such
convenieuces
Prof 8 L Mcintosh q enjoying
stay ~ his home here having finished
his term Of school At leland Grove.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
60 ~ b eupr.mo ceurt.

Warrington March 2l- In an opluicr
BY Justice Holmes tho upreme court
of The ua.ted States today decided 90
favor 81 The state OF Texas The con
tr0vcfsy between Greer county. okla
homa and The state Of Texas over lant
granted by that state 10 the counD
foy school purposes when tae count,
aas a paw of rexas The decision
was based on the ground lhut Green
comfy Oklahoma 81 not the same per
son that Greer county. Texas was
and TIA, % therefore bas no claim up
on tae Texas school fund
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Mrs. j E Hudson Of this city and
Mrs. Bucknell Of waverly. Iowa, who
is visiting the former. leiS yesterday
for Hampton, WHERE they viii speud q
feE days vihJ E Hudson.
Hugh Morrow, who is taking med
zeal course in one OF the leading coll
leges in Atlanta, is spending a few
days with his parents, Col and Mrs.
Morrow His numerous friends are
glad to greet him.
Mrs. W. ", Jones ard niece, Miss
Willie Jones, OF Lsurens, s. O., are in
the city for day or two IS the guests
Of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs c. g. Ped
rick. They have also been visiting
Micanopy, where they have relatives
Attention is called 10 the advertise
ment OF l.. II Waters, house painter
and decorator, which appears else
where in this issue. air Waters has a
full line OF paints and wall paper,
which he is Offering at lowest prices TO
the trade. He is a frst-eiass work
KAN, and has given excellent satisisc-
ton TO all for whom be hss contracted
here.
A. L. Miller aud o d. HUI. two pro-
gressiye truckers Of Eyinstou. we're
transacting business in this city yes
terday. Mr.. HUI states that he has
finished shipping lettuce, Of which he
had fair crop. He, with other grow
ere, sold cabbage at 81 80 per crate,
average, (. o b. Evinston, with the re-
sult that they made a fairly good thing
from the cabbage crop He expects
20 begin the shipment OF beans about
April 18th, and anticipates good re-
turns, as his product will be choice.
Mr.. HUFF Is thinking seriously OF in
stalling an irrigating plant, which will
protect him from the disadvantage OF
the long dry periods, and will permit
him to grow prolific crops, despite the
absence Of rain.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
Cured Consumption.

Sire. p. " Evans, Clearwater kan.
writes My husband lay sick for
three months The doctors said be
had o. sk consumption. We procured
a bottle o. BAllsrd's H0Fehoand syrup,
and IL cured him That was sir year,
ago and since then We have always
kept q bottle la che house. We cannot
do without 90, For coughs and eolds
10 has 30 equal" 15e. SOC aud 81.
sold by ~ ~ johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22

Richmond, va. March 81 AIDED
and allotted by her father wealthy
merchant OF Charlestown, w Va, Miss
Nora Naomi Pentz was married al
Winchester TO Frank Joseph Kraich
OF Philadelphia Inc eirls mother
was Violently opposed to the match
and tue SRI turned 10 her father fol
aid. Her parents separated some
time ago, the sin remaining with the
mother The father was as favorable
to the match as The mother was op
posed. and nc advised the girl 10 elopt
She readily ugrcad AMI the father
went along 10 act as chapefon, WITH
bis Ella there was no difficulty m SIS
cu.lrg q ne use the Rev, Dr. James r
Graham married TIC two.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
Government Wants Appliesnts-5lanks
May be Had From Postmaster,

Government Wants Applieants-Blanks
May be Had From Postmaster,
The postofiice department, as has
been formerly stated. expect to estab-
lish free rural mail delivery in Ala
chua county and applications for bids
have been posted in the Office in
Gainesville. The date has not yet
been decided upon, but will be fixed
later BY the government.
There will eventually be five routes
established leading from Gainesville
20 various points 10 the county These
routes will furnish lucrative employ.
ment to az many carriers, the position
paying $3.50 per year for six days work
averaging eight hours a day, The APP
poiniments will not be confined 10 poli-
itics, being under civil service rules,
and ali are eligible.
The requirements for an applicant
are that be must be Of sound body and
mind. over the age OF eighteen and
II appointed must furnish bis own
team and provide feed for same
The examination is not difficult. aud
desirable young men are wanted Tor
the work. Applications and all other
Information msy be- secured from
Postmaster Arrow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
49, onLnesvIIle Meetlng.

The religious services az North
GAnesville Hall. which are being held
onder The auspices OF the Gainesville
Ministerial Association, are proving
quite successful The meetings began
Monday. aud will continue during the
week. Rev. II. j. Nixon OF the Meth
odist church delivered an Impressive
sermon TO good congregation last
night. THIS evening KEYS IS, Rogers
OF the Baptist church will conduct the
service, aid the public is cordially IN
vffed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22

is thin blood. 1t causes pale
faces, white ! IS, weak nerves
and lack Of vi,ality. A blood
cnriching, fat producing food
.nc6.cine is needed. SCOTS
Emulsion goes to the root OF
the trouble, strengthens aoa
enriches the blood, and hpllas
ID the entire system. For
aaaemic girls, thin boys and
cufecbled mothers, 1t is the
standard remedy, 1t builds
up and strengthens the entire
system with wonderful RI
pidity.
Wen send you sample free.
scom s. BOVINE, 400 Pearl St, New No'1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
STONE is NOT READY.
Corner. Stone Of Holy Trinity Church
Viii Not be laid Today

Corner Stone OF HoN TRINITY Church
viii Not be laid Today
The corners stone Of the elegant new
building OF Holy Trinity Episcopal
Cburch. which was scheduled to have
been Laid ,oday with impressive cere-
moaies, IS not ready, heUce this fone-
ton viii be postponed until later
date. which viii be announced in due
time,
Owing tn che presence Of re- Rev
Fdwia G. Weed nf Jacksonville in the
city twas desired TO have this impor-
tant ceremony celebrated at this time
bat owing 20 the delay in receiving the
stone lt was impossible TO get the same
ready. hence postponement was
necessary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The KirkNood Union SUNDAY School
Nouns Departed Member

Nouns departed Member
Whereas In yisw Of tbs los We
have sustained hy she decesse Of oar
friend Rol l. Emerson. and she si1i
greater Jos io ibost nearer aud dear
est co him aod
Where's Is % only jess ihnt ~
make suorn our recognition ei sc
many vitfncs. therefore b. 81
Rrfolrsd. Thar .a BE fgd1ea DEATH
oar community loses oas 81 iis most
promising Yaang ms1 sad oar school q
falthfal uel.bsf
Resolved That we. az sgaday
school sHieas cor teapsli iymsathiea
O. the sorrouiug famuy ia thrr
greatest bereavement BE- um q
mosi 8aufsi na e. sErcHoasis
trostsf nsl kbs aa1 stiNas
insuf
Rsio.srt. Itat asa toksa ef esieem
g cogJ 6f ftess rssoiaitors % prs-
sertst &, tte Easily au1 ttat veg d.
Frh. ftet 81 ttr Ua.nftFli'e Soc
Mes Nrff HtaEfst
Me- wCQ Eeafftr
Hm y a Cntnetrftfs
Cauuitet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22
The GAINESVILLE OlsIoToRY
Work Vas Begun Tuesday sis Week,
Viii be Required 10 Complete.


Work Vas Begun Tuesday Six Weeks
Viii be Required 10 Complete.
with q determination 90 Guish ihs
work as soon 81 possible. Issse 3.
Burir who has undefinksa ibe com.
pilinE % a city directory 90 Gaines.
vile. began he duties Tuesday. ADD
proposes % push che matter as mpidlg
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22

Savannah Ca March 2l-- Alfred
Lewis. negro, was shot and klleo
laft night on East Bread street sbj
Willie snyder Young white man Of
liberty county Snyder made bis a.
cape The trouble grew out of sny
DER hav'rs slapped q young negro. lhi
man taking the matter up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22

Be sure and use that old and uell-
tried remedy, Mrs. winslow's sooth.
ing syrup. Tor children teething. ID
soothea che child. softens abe gums.
allsys al pain, cures wind collie and q
che best remedy Tor diaffhoea Twen.
sY-ive cents q bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22

Birmingham Ala March 81 ~
kiehle. g prominent merchant 81 Ens
ley. vas ram over and killed Uu ih.
Village Creek ueslle Sunday night
between Eatiey and Pratt city, by
trolley car Mr. Klehiers brothcrIn
law. Adam siass. saved his lie b..
jumping
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-22

WEE pfifaef March 81
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-04
PILGRIMAGE TO SHRINE.

''I have just returned from a visit to my native state of Luxembourg which I had not seen for more than thirty years" said Heinrich Hirscb- berg. of New Ulm, AIinn-
 T arrived in Luxembourg in time 10 witness the annual pilgrimage to the shrine of St WIlebrodus. who lived in the middle ages and who was afflicted with St Yitus dance. It ap- pears that after the death of this saint many miraculous cures of persons sim ilarly afflicted were made at his grave. and at the present time the first Tues day after PentecOst is set apart as his day.
 Thousands of those afflicted with st vitus dance visit his shrine on that day. Those who are so ill as to be unable to attend are represented by their relatives. and this representation Is san to be as efficaclous as per sonal pilgrimage
 "For two or three days before the day of the pilgrimage all the railroads running to the little village where the shrine Is located were crowded. The inns and kmeipeu did an enormous business. On the morning of the trip to the church fully 2onnO afflicted per sons or the relatives of sufferers form ed line about half a mile from the church. IL was an inspiring sight. Ten abreast they formed. those in each ten holding hands Many bands of nlu- sic accompanied the procession. which started at a given signal
 'To the tune of a sacred march tibe procession proceeded on ifs way. the pilgrims marching slowly with a sort of dance step Four steps forward and two backward In rhythmic mo- fion. they made the half mile to the church in a shorf time. The entrance to the church was made with the greatest reverence. and before the al tar. in a metallic caskef. lay the corpse of the saint. who has been dead for centuries. The easket was opened enough to permit a view Of the body. being provided with hinges for that purpose.
 -Eaeh passer looked upon the sacred corpse on the altar. genufecting and mutterinE prayers and making the sizn of the cross rzpiflv several tines After an had viered the cpfan the plI- grimage was over.-1nwsukne Sen ffmeL