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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
SCHOOLEIOUSE.

Sealed bids will be received by the
school board Of Barton school district
number three (3) for the building aile
construction of a schoolhouse at Bar
ton, N. Dakota.
. Plans and specifications can be seer
.at the clerks office, Barton, or at Tho
office of the Grand Forks Herald, Crane
Forks, N. Dakota Also at the Office oi
Hancock Bros, architects, Fargo N. Da
kota.
All bids. to be in the hands of tht
clerk of the district not later than
o'clock p. M, April 9, 1000
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Carl Hilberg, Pres,
John Brusven, Clerk.
Hancock Bros, Architects.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-26
THE WEATHER.
WOMAN WAS HELD
PRISONER in COLUMBUS

Columbus, O., March 26.A story of
inlminan treatments under conditions
bordering on slavery has come to the
police from Maria Mintla, a young wonl-
an who came 20 Columbus from Hun
gary two weeks ago. She says a for
eign steamship agent recommended that
she apply for work to one of her coun-
tryncn in this city. He took her to a
Hungarian boarding house, where she
was the only woman in the house with
2I men.
The woman says she was compelled
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-26
PENALTIES OF CITY LIFE.

Minneapolis Journal: Steel dust
formed in the New York subway by the
brake shoes and friction on the rails is
cutting into the lungs of travellers in the
big tube. This is one of the penalties
of urban hurry and congestion. The
man who milks fourteen cows before
breakfast sometimes thinks he has a
hard time. .l@ s,-.,. -..->.
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to cook for all the boarders during the
day and each night was forced to wash
their clothes. She was never permitted
to leave the house and was subjected
to brutal treatment from the keeper OF
the boarding house. ssSsa
She left the house on "a pretense that
she wished to mail a letter.
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CITATION.

State OF North Dakota, county Of
Cass. County court Il.
In the matter OF the estate OF Nella
I r. Dalrynple, deceased.
Edward p. Buss, Frank K. Russell
and Marion III Fisher, against Ed
ward p. Buss, Frank K. Russell, Flor
ence ID. Smalley, Jettye r. Buss, Ida
r.. Rayder. Clark C. Dalrymple, Cliff
on q. Dafrymple, George O. Rayder.
Roy K. Russell, John S. Dalrymple,
William f. Dalrymple, Murna =. Dal-
srympls, Dorothy Dalrymple, Mrs. Oil
yer Dalrymple, DR.. B. Bemis,
Blanche w. Dalrymple, DIR. Elizabeth
King, Mrs. Jennie Meade, Hattie Dali
rymple, Mrs. Frank K Russell, Ret
ben Fenton Fisher, Miss Lettie Fisher.
ST. Pau's Episcopal church Of ST, Paul,
Mimi, Rev. John Wright, d. d., st,
Luke's Hospital, st. Paul, DR. A. ].
Gillette, The Presbyterian Church Of
/ Warren, Penn, The Free Dispensary
Of ST. Paul, Mimi. respondents. Ci7
8tation.--
The state Of North Dakota and the
said county court:
To the above named respondents,
Greeting You, and each Of you are
hereby cited and required to be and
appear before the county court Of the
county Of Cass, in the state of North
Dakota, at the Office of the county
Judge of said county at the courthouse
& in the city Of Fargo in said county, on
the goth day of April. 1906 at 70
O'clock d. M, on that day, then and
there to answer to the petition Of Ed
ward r. Buss. Frank, X Russell and
Marion Fl. Fisher, petitioners, pray-
ing that the last will and testament Of
Nella R. Dalrymple, deceased, be adj.
nlitted to probate BY this court and let
tiers testamentary thereon be grant
ed to said petitioners and show cause
III any there be why the prayer Of said
petitioners should not be granted.
Dated this 24tll day of March, 1000
(Seall "A. G. Hanson,
Judge of County Court.
John Carmody, Atty.
Let service Of the within and fore
going citation be made upon the re-
spondents residing without this state
,by publication thereof in The Fargo
Forum and Daily Republican, news
paper published in the city of Fargo,
county of Cass and state Of N forth Da-
kota, once each week for three sucs
cessive weeks prior to said day Of
hearing and personal service be made
on the respondents residing within this
state.
Dated this 24tli day Of March, 1906.
(Seal) A. G, Hanson,
Judge Of County Court,
March 20, April 2-0.
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q Forum Want AIDS Get Results q
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WANTED MAN AND WIFE.

VKYANTED--M coupie to live on farm
near town, managed by owner. Man TO
do general farm work; woman 20 board ms 2
Farmer. Lock Box 2..7 jamestown, NJ ID
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@ WANTED TO Bur.
As~S~SN~~~rN~.S1~~~S~S~I
NTANTED TO BUY--AIl kinds of mems
secondhand clothes. Send q postal
card co g. H., IA Front Street. Fargo, N. ID.
ONE WAY. coLoNIsTs RATES

Via Chicago, Great Western railway to
points in Arkansas, Kentucky, Louis
lana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kansas,
Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ok
.lahona and Texas. For full informa-
tion apply TO R. r. Jones, +. A, Fargo,
NJ. ID. i
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Real Estate.
FOR sALE

FUR SALE
sSeven-room house on good corner lot on north
~ side, one block from street car line, east
and south front. 81 500, easy terms If desired.
g ix-room house on sonthaide, Iot 51xI6S feet
~ rertiog Tor SIS per month, $500. easy
terms If desired.
even-room house on southside. cistern, cell
~ lar: gas range, large barn and chicken
shonse, fences, trees, lot 15Ox140, 5000
ood Broadway residence, all modern, $500.
"A bunch of Oak Grove lots for sale cheap.
line Fourth avenue 1uth lot, TOXIC; pave
ment, water and sewer. II 1850.
"A bunch of 40 lots in Hnntington's addition
q n for sale az $40 each. 5Is s.
"A large list Of lots for sa Q In Hect0r's and
Reeves additions. 500 up.
Houses to Rent.
Money to Loan.
w. j. LANE
Offices over First National Bank.
Phone S07.,
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Stop--Why Go to Canada?

When yog can gss free homesssads IN the
townships will be open for filing on March 20
at Dickinson landoffice.. soil. black loam with
clay subsoil. excellent water, climate very mild
at $S to $3.50 per acre adjoining yonr home.
stead. Free fare. free livery and hotel bill
to all purchasing one-quarter Of railroad lands
free of all cost EXCEPT the filing fee. If ycn
ct me soon you can get your cnoice from six TO
sixty miles on either side of main line of N. p.
Railway. Free coal. Call upon or address
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Fargo Wants.

Rates for Classified Advertising:
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insertion of any ad up to IS words
then one cent a word.
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NOTICE

Ideal Porcelain Tooth Crowns and
Ideal Porcelain Dental Bridgework
are made according to letters patent
Nos.65o1o6 and 666I43 in which I
own an unencumbered and undivid-
ed one half interest and control the
other undivided and unencunlbered
one half interest This, tooth crown
was acknowledged by leading dentists
at the Fourth International Dental.
Congress. to be an excellent tooth
crown and even one of the employ
ers of the Dental Mfg. Trust said
he had to acknowledge this to be a
fact. ! investigate and know the
merits of all tooth crowns SO that in
a hurry, one won't leave a wrong inn
preston and make mistake which
the ,inscrupulolls are always willing
to take advantage Of.
S. S. White d. Mfg. Co. Logan
Tooth Crowns set for $2.5o; Rich
nonds set for SIS; but if you want
the best secure an Ideal Porcelain
Tooth Grown.
DIR. A. r. JOHNSON, Dentist.
suite n deLendrecie Block.
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WANTED Woman to help with housework
w By the hour once q week. Address e. j
care Forum. ~ ~. E.
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F a'i''rgo Wa

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WANTED Intelligent, neat appearing girl
w TO learn hairdressing trade; also neat.
clever girl to apprentice in bath Jonms and aid
in Giving ladies baths. Mrs. Taylor, sos Broad
Vay.
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MTANTED-G Good girl for general housework.
Good wages. Apply Mrs. e. b. orchard,
712 Ninth street south. II
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LOST

r .OST - Wednesday evening a gold locket,
A. with initials l.. z. Finder please leave at
Forum office. ... ="
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WANTED-A good girl for general house
work. Mrs. T. Fl. Cousins, IT'S Third ave
.uue north. lE'3 VET '-'E2
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-26

"ANTED--Men to learn barber trade. Only
short time required. Now is the time to
lean and prepare for the busy. season. Illus
tra.ed catalogue free. Moler Barber College,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
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WANTED TO RENT,

~~~~N~~~~~~~-~%~~N ~N~-~~~~~~~~S~N~~N~
WANTED TO RENT ~ BY May 1, six or
w seyen-room modern house in coed loca.
tion. Address G IA, care Forum. IT,
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"ANTED-Girls and cooks; good positions
Larson Bolstad. 414 Front street.
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Fargo Wants.
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; - =, Ten Words 5
- inssr- % Fifty Cents s

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One-half cent word per insertion
after first insertion; IS cents for first
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then one cent a word.
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"ANTED-Man with one large horse and
" harness to work on light dray from
April to November |, See shipping clerk
Hail-Robinson Hardware Co. -
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pRINTER WANTED-Man OF good habits
competent in all b :anches of the country
manent position to right men. Address, with
references, The Homestead, Napoleon, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-26

WTANTED- Good coob. Good wages, small
w family. POS Eighth street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-26

Forum Want Ads Get Results.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-26

"ANTED - Man with two or three years
" experience at painting; steady work to
right man Address stating wages, w.
Avery, LitchVille, N. D.
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"ANTED-First class painter and paper
hanger. Good wages and steady work
to right party. No beginners need apply
Phone 81, Enderlin, N. D. Chicago Painting
q Decorating Co.
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~S~ON%~~NS~-N-~I~S~~S~
"ANTED AT ONCE-A cook. TIA Eighth
~ street south. .#' t-.s'..,
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s(NAPABLE American woman desires rsitiun
~ as housekeeper in widower's family mana
ger OF house any good position Of trust Ad-
dress X. X, care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-26

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES. n. s.
FOR RENr-Comfortable sev en-. room house,
central to all depots and business center.
Has electric lights, gas range, city water and
sewer, piazza, fine lawo, and shade trees.
Would prefer to rent same furnished. Cau
give posse ssion any time.~ Call at or address
No Tenth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
CHARITABLE EFFORT.

New York Sun: These charity Or
carnations are so many that some
times they compete with each other
to find people on whom to bestow
their bounty. The church parishes oil
the different denominations are en-
gagged in like competition. The I'M
gentiity OF professional philanthropists
is always seeking to invent new meth
DDS for the employment OF their char
table activity. Al householder's mail
contains almost daily appeals for mon
ey for the support Of old or newly de-
vised schemes OF charity and in the
management of these are hundreds Of
men and women often of high social
standing. Why is il, then, that we con-
tinue to hear stories Of bitter poverty
and suffering unrelieved? How can
any such victims escape the constant
search for them by public, private and
individual charity? Something must
be very wrong with the system. is it
the development Of the professional
pliiianthropist who makes living BY
drumming UP contributions for the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
THE AMsE RICA,N BIRD.

indianapolis News The season for
the slaughter Of eagles has set in.
American eagles and golden eagles
particularly have fallen victims to the
insatiate desire of men to kill. IF
there is any sentiment in this country
at all it ought to be of sufficient
strength to prevent the destruction at
least of the American eagle, as this
theoretically is our national bird. 1t
has already become so rare as to be a
novelty and to lead correspondents to
consume much space in giving the de
tails when some hunter brings an eagle
down. 1t is singular that men with
guns want to DESTROY the very last SUR
vivor of a disappe earring species Of bird
or. animal. One would think
the rarer a bird or beast
became the greater care there
would be TO protect it, But the hist
for trophies will not have it SO and the
slaughter Of eagles will go on until
this great bird shall be extinct. except
perhaps, in the national reservations
where the governments s strong arm
extends,
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poor and sick?s Is there not a super
fluffy OF charitable agencies?
NOTICE. AND CITATION.

State of North Dakota, county OF
Cass.t 2 In county court before Hon.
"A. G. Hanson, judge. " H.
.s In the matter Of the estate OF Lorentz
s. Backen,a deceased. tt.s
Nels J.. Ohlin, administrator, petit
toner, VS.. Karolina Ekstrand, Jose
ina Kristina Olson, Ellen Maria Back
en-, and Karl Gustav Svensson, Marta
Lucia Karolina Sversson and Georg
Albin SEVERN Svensson, minors, and
Frank Z. Shaw, their special guardian.
respondents Notice and Citation
Hearing Petition for License to Sell
Real and Personal Property. I'll
The state of North Dakota to the
above named respondents, and all other
persons interested in the estate OF Lor-s
entz S. Backen, deceased:
You, and each Of you, are hereby no-s
stfed that the petition OF Nels j. Ohlin,
administrator Of the estate Of Lorentz
S. Backen, deceased, has been filed in
this court. therein petitioring that he.
be authorized, empowered and directed
TO sell ali Of the real and personal
property belonging TO the estate Of the
said Lorentz S. Backen. deceased
That said petition will be heard and
duly considered by this court on Sat-
rrday. the 3Ist day OF March IA. d.,
1906, at p o'clock III the afternoon OF
that day, at the court room Of this
court, in the county courthouse, in the
city of Fargo. county Of Gass and state.
of North Dakota.
And you, and each Of you, are hereby
cited and required then and there to be
and appear before this court, and show
cause, if any You have, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Dated this 9th day Of February. A.
d.. 1906.
{ BY the court,
slSeaI A. G. Hanson.
Judge OF the County Court.
(First publication Feb. TO- 1906
Pierce & Tenneson.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Feb. Io-I7-24 Mar. SO
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All durable medical and surgical diseases.
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. Lung dis
eases, Early ConsumptIon, Bronchitis,
Bronchial Catarrh, Constitutional Catarrh,
Nasal Catarrh, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache,
Stomach and Bowel Troubles, Appendicitis,
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica, Bright,s
disease Diabetes, Kidney, Liver, Blad-
der Troubles, Prostate and Female Dis
eases, Dizziness, Nervousness Indlges-
tlon, Obesity. Interrupted Nutrition, Slow
Growth in Children and all wasting dis
Ringing In the Ears. Loss of Eyeslght,
Cataract, Cross Eyes, .erc., that have
been improperly treated can be easily
restored. Deformities Club Feet, Curva-
ture of the Spine. Disease of the Brain,
PPsraXsiS ,ba Heart m,s DlSsase stre
ture Open Sores. Pain in the Bones,
Granular Enlargements and all long
standing diseases properly treated.
Young, mlddle-aged and old, single or
married men. and all who suffer from
nervous debility, failing memory, weak
impoverished blood, plmples. blood and skin
diseases, Ernptions, Hair Failing, Swell
lngs Sore Throat. Ulcers. Weak Back,
burning Urine, passing urine too often,
Structure, receive searching treatment,
prompt relief and cure for life.
Cancers, Tumors, dOiter. FIstula, Piles,
VariOcele Rupture and enlarged glands
treated and cured without pain and with
ont the loss of blood. This IL one of his
own discoveries, and is really the most
scientific and certainly sure cures OF the
nineteenth century. No .incurahle cases
taken. Consultation to tiftJsci interested,
500.
DIR. REA,
Minneapolis, Mnn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
BRIToNs As BEEF EATERS.

Philadelphia Record: "A recent pub
LEGATION by the department OF agricrl-
ture shows that Great Britain imports
more meat animals and packing-house
products than all the other countries
OF Europe combined The value OF such
British imports for 1904 was $2Ssooo,- 4
600 Nearly all the live meat animals
imported in Great Britian came from
the United States and Canada. The
British fresh beef trade seems to be
drifting away from the United States,
Five years ago 10 per cent was sup
piled sfrom this country, per cent
from Argentina and 22 per cent from
other countries. In 1904 IS per cent
cent fonl Argentina, and s per
cent from other countries. Ar
gentina, with population no
larger than Pennsylvania, is fast
establishing an important rivalry with
the United States in furnishing to our
most important customer not only
fresh meats but breadstuffs.
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Gotham News Letter..

Carf1egiess shoulders. Ehere are eighty
Libraries now under way in the city, and
the investment by Mr.. Carnegie is fig.
Eured at $5,2ooooo and the investment
BY the city at $4,000, 600 The MAIN
tenance charge capitalized at per cent,
is $2oooo,ooo so that it appears that
100000 Of the library charge will
fall upon the city and $5,2ooooo on the
|philanthropi SO that the libraries will
be nearly hve-sixths for treaty and one
sixth Carnegie Mr. Carnegie undoubt-
|edly was actuated by desire to bestow
a substantial benefit, but his plan has a
bad effect in that it causes many places
to run into expenses that the citizens
haven't contemplated and are not pre-
pared for. And back Of that is the
fact that Libraries are used BY very
Ilimited number Of persons
The Presbyterian hospital has chai-
lenged the attention of the civilized
world by its roof-garden cures of pneu-
raonia patients. When child got pne,l-.
nionia it was considered as virtually a
death warrant. But very few pulled
Through. But the Presbyterian hospital
doctors declare that out of over twenty.
cases they lost but one. and that was of
exceptional character, the party being
afflicted with a number of ills. The
/ tiny ones are taken right ont in the
lopen air, with nothing between their
noses and the north pole. This intro
|duction of the north pole into the realm
of the curative agencies is interesting.
|It certainly is better that it should be
learning its living and doing something,
= 10
covered, and hiring so many hapless ad-
BY absent treatment At any rate the
clear pure air that comes rushing down
the pole into the mouths and throats
and lungs of the babies treated, clears
ot,t all distractions, does its own breath
ling, SO to speak, fills the lungs with
healthy and life-giving air.. so that the
babes throw off the disease, and wax
fat and hearty. Such a consunlnation
was certainly to be desired, as the raw
ages of pneumonia have been terrible.
The hospital doctors have full faith in
the new treatment, and will enlarge the
scope of their work.
Was ever such contretemps as that
|of the bridal car being first used for
la funeral? No wedding has had such
an elaborate and extensive preparation
made for it as this white house we'd
| ding. All arrangements were supposed
| TO be in the most expert hands, and so
far as the wedding was concerned every
thing passed off in the most admirable
manner. And yet only three days be-
fore the great event, the stmptuous
Pullman car, made expressly for the
honeymoon trip and described at length
| in all the newspapers as one of the
most beautiful cars ever constructed, is
| BY the stupidity sof a railroad official
devoted to. carrying a corpse and flu
neral party from Washington to Craw-
Efordsville. Ind. A corpse occupied the
salon before the bride, for whom it was
INTENDED in its virginia. beauty and
freshness, had seen it.. Fortunately we
are not as much given to. superstition
las were people in other ages. or the
air would be full,of malodorous predic-
tons, and some calamity it would surely
be expected, would fall upon the bride.
Old Timer.
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The romance Of Alice Roosevelt and
Congressman Lonewort1 ii told in the
March nunbe- Of The Wornan's Home
Companion under the caption The Ro-i
nance of an American Princess At
Missionary Heroine on the Roof of tlle
World is an account of the thrilling
experience Of Miss Annie TAYLOR. found
|er Of the first mission in Tibet, the Land
.of the Lari1as Among the abundance Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
FOR EIGHT YEARS
He has been coming
RAIN OR SHINE
|)Rl.

Next Visit to EAST GRAND FORKS
AT GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2S
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sHe Next Visit to MOORHEAD
AT HILLS EUROPEAN HOTEL,
THURSDAY, MARCH 1
Rturning Every Four Weeks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-28

Department u the Interior.
Land Once q Clayton. n. NJ.
May a.. 1906.
Notcc n hereby given that The
following named settler has nied no
tics % his intentica ID make inai
prod b support % his claim. and
that said proof win b made before
R. L y. Rosa. United States court
Commissioner ~ his o6ice In Las
Vegas. n. ~. on July 5. 1905, viz:
Maria Perea Dc Eisneros. deserted
wife Of Emersjiido sisneros, u Ire.
mentina. Mev Mexico. for the s. L.
n. r. IA, oct 4, &C. Q T. 10 N. n.
- r and g. T. II. 9. Y. II, Sec
81. T. IA, N. r. IS + = :
She names the following gwitness.
90 20 prove her continuous residence
upcn and cultivation Of said land,
viz: Pedro 4 Marques and Dionicio
xega, Of Tremenstna, n. NJ: Jose
ortiz and Esseban Ortiz. Of chayes,
n. ~.
EpAwRp W. FOX,
Register.
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Though u. Scottish guard ef France
md iong lost It's natural character. il
jealousy retained until the crash Of
I1s9 all IL curious old privileges.
which. though they led 10 constant
wrangies with other regiments. had
been duly allowed hy Louis XIV. lie
was actually obliged 10 intervene al
bis own wedding 70 compose 4 dispute
~ DO the precedence on the Scots
guards and the Cent .entilshommes.
Proud ~ . Scotehman was IN old
proyerh ID France. and their SUCCESSORS
in the bciyguard did their best 10 Jus
tIfy II. Hut the most curious survival.
long after q word or Scotch had been
heard IN the corps. was the practice or
answering .hamirs ia corruption for u
am here when the roll was called.
which was reliRiously maintained. ii
al events. down 10 the revolution
Aacmlllan'a Magazine.