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the tomb of tWA WaIrlik4i WAS WAR
O"Poi ItAd tw4er the MEN TIOTORIVS H.U9011
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placad nearly
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BUR IAL PLACES BE FOUND ALL
o'Bteirct, There is anothtir tomb in
A NATURAL CHEERINESS
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OVER ENGLAND,
canterbi which attracta more at-
OF DIROSITION.
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W�s a in quii-ar.tht-way ii -ince- many of
Hoary. it is the tomb of Edward,son
likeldeft&4 WINICII IUMA$r*940 14r RoAls
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eke sibladi Hiustripsivi 9,aLl .4're Loorit'd
of Ediward M.. knowJa aA t4O "Biteck
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loosislity'Jil nesittenitsis, In youth and Seim
gell'.. for ... y years ti,rin,, do
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is, WCAIM10.1" Atib�y - Tbv "ayal
Priolco." He wax not via Galled, asgen,
st unnebar on nottiorar Team
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Orally supposed, from the color of his
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a, J.011INSAUX 11stlarl,tor liltallisill
Is ousty, aw. ,011loot, iliaowi "rook
all
The burial of England's QuOun serves
to call attention to the Interesting
armor Ho always wore gilt armor.
dud liks sobriquet was th o result of
09 hex otatIliolu. and partleWarly before
this tiorlitt great sorrow, the death of
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his marvelous achlovemontar in arms
L110 Prbace, OMWwt, entered her life,
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CAMPION., Q 0. ) varsixter. stittaitor
10 Notaff. Xto, I 111ce-OT&L Jordan'
are very widely distributed over E119-
Itsh oictil. Tier centuries London hat,,
and the butcheriw woiolx friAtimcd his
the Queen wan cif a morTy tillispouition
li had a -M and pleasant humso,.
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,Dialf8tore, iiitlorkh. Moselito IL
been the political M well as Gommor-
"INIC4 and victories. ALI over France.
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Plroctur Maritime Court.,
-aial. oltpital.cf. Ore -at Brit"Ill" OAd diti-e-V
be- wall believed to be EL demon lucar-
ns' Co. o4, �t the very-Tertst, In league
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unity" toon at Lowest MtojL Odlese-liw
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It lisloams so mol�t of Etloglsn4's Kiugb
to Saxon
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with Sattin. A portion of his artuor
in the am Le ()if per** r
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were butried in at near it, but
,till hangs, ever Lit* mmIunnent, b04
tO d='p the cloak of royalty. 11,o:
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tunes. when Eltilop"d was divided into
sword is gone. It was taken ''fl,
majesty was Ill no sense a wit. our
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&*a ill"llolivaltist (119darldlot - 41ser
Malay putty kingdoms, OvoYy ,,,,It
county had tta royal court, and the
by Cromwell, dud ai the death of
hadeed. dill othe care much for what
in kw%vn as the "new humWir." but the
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it in to this frileuldly 90,13 " that Lilt)
tombs of Saxon Kin ape to b. found
the Lord Proteeltor, it disappeared.
Itatur,al cheeriness at her disposittat
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liolitor, No
Lary, Conveyancer. Office Harrill
all over England, often in out -of -tile-
The great AWv of St. Poter, to
not taf.requontly found expression 111
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Loll Street, Goderich, a C-lborue Hotel.
Pr Tatis fundsto load i laterestoi
way places, in churelaoit, local ell in vi,
London, bettor known art WestirAntitel
Its
Playful and 5oculax sayings.
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istpooits,
percent.
triortailge. Farmers, notes castled.
lages that were once onlipudoull G en term,
Abbey, among
Lady Noruatubly, oine of her fav,
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hat were left to one #Lde by the we
n,LUSTRIOUS DEAD
orrite ladlea-in-waithag, once took her
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1040 101L
mentens, changealn roo,det; and routes
numbers finally Of the meet famous
sister to Windsor to sing before thi
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at rams. Prlv,%Lv fundit. Offlos:-
11slatillon btrest.
of transportation
of English movereigns. Sebert, the
Qucxn. In fear and trouttiling thi
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81 2" lic. ke. Monei
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Uarold, the laot Sax,ua King of Eng
"ind. di,od among his nobles 'Ind men
Saxon Kling, who ftrunded the church
r,yer a thousand years ago; Edward,
Frilling girl atood before her roya.
auditoir and sung one of Gri9l's race
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to loan. omea W,Wt tiLrealL. K 4 Dickinson,
Dudley Helium ill?
at arms on the flold ,Uf Sollin,c Ihe
the Confewwr, "if EdLtha, his Queen;
difficult air, Despite her nervous
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place winere t -'e body of Harold was
Elenry Ill, Edward 1. and Eleanor Of
ot,, She rendered it excellently, hu,
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Nwary Public, 6 . hioney to loan at
It rate of latercst. Oftleca Xisattside Court
found wait mair,JILIed by a stone. and
Oaztile ; Edward I[., Iliad ,Philippa of
ornitted the sibake at tiso end.
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when William determined to erect j,
Hainault; Riche,ed If.. and Anne of
"Doea niot your sister shake I" ask
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magnificent abbey " a memorial of
Bobemla, Henry V., Henry VIA, Mary,
ed the Queen, who knew accuxatel�
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his victory, he placed tholhig,la altar
Elizabeth, Mary b'tuallt of Scotland,
ovu�r y opera in vogue, of Lady Nor
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over ,the spot where Harold fell. PLOUb
Suxorn monks piuyod the Conqueror
James, I., Charles 11, William of
0,mago and Mary, Anne -and Prince
mailabY, who wiLLA sitting beside bet
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pleasant. Thribody aeoms to be liter- Poor horse I Shot with' an explosive
bUtbet0aregivitag the lady-in-waltini
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PHYSIOIANS, b U ROI ONS, ICTC
ftir the privilege of bu,ryiug the body
George, (Jeorge. LI. and Oarol.Lao, with
time for reply, continued; "But wb,
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Orrics, -11millitau Struct,
and conveyed it to Waltham, where
a host of princes and princesses of roy-
should I ask when I can see she i
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Lt was interred in t,ho eburoh No
at family, all repose In tombs within
sibaking all alvery"
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monument was exected, only a simple
the obsure.h, or Lu gray es beneath ite
The Queen afterward took a keei
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J. L� Tvals GO Lt- FRANK 1) TuaNut i.l.
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Inscription marked, the grave, and the
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pavement. .
inLereet In the young singer, and Ito.
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(otters have long been obli,tviated
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hex constantly at the royal palace
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boy is the chapel of 18t. Edward,whrl,h
The combined girlishness and world
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orricu-In Hall& ,,f Cononarce Building,
Henry I., Henry 11, and Richard of
originally rivaled in banotity t be
IY wialloata of the Queen at the tim
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West Side of Sli us re.
the Lian Eleaxt ar.q all burie d n
' brine of St. Thomas a"Hocket at Can.
of her coronation Live, been lavishl
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&VNivat Callo at Itesillonoti,
bit RHANNt,N. Do. GALLAM,
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torbury. ,The tomb Of St. Edward was
commented upon, and
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Napier St.
be. They were really Mings of France
once covered with jewelsi and gold, but
these PTeCIOU4 matorillis disappeared,
A TELLING EXAMPLE
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PaONO 44 pHoNa Go
rather than. of EngloAnd, and spent
a Lther during the rovoluti.on, or in the
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Most of the Lr time on the continent,
rcigns of impecurtiotui kings, who
an viliscurb bl,'�Ok of r,ixmi a isce noes. I
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Ittichard L, during thle wbole course
needed money, so appropriated and
was Girl the day olf beir entry into fl,or
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Of his ro lign, was In Engla rid Ina I t wi Lon
so Id the jewolw, ' In this chapel and
don, w hare the" Bisibolp3 were congrc
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111. porcelain and crown and bridge
and the total combined letwth Of h ill
Island did, t aiii
within a few feet of the shrine, are
gated to be presented for the firs
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work a specialty. Ittirty-five yoar�' expel,
risits to the n () o xceed
the torlibs Of five kings, five queens,
bimle� to the Queen. She carried box
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ths. The Conquoxor died
bwo princesses, and a pumber of no-
W It through Imr share of the te.,*diou
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M. MABEE, D. D. S.. L D. S., Dental
1b. 8urge Lticin,
accident at the alogo of Nantes. As
bles and Bishops. That of Henry 111,
cluouroiny with great ,lignity and sell
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v. .lid approved 0101.110di
for all dental operations. reservation of
he was procood3ing through it (,tit)-
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is 11 shrine tomb, that of Edsvrd Lcon-
sion, and at the conclult,
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'&Lure] Loath a evaloialty. 011ice -Cor. Went
at. and Lho Square.
trwred district of the town, hi; ikor L4 1.
sl.Aa 8�mply of five flat slabs, that
Ube Proceedings retired. She passe
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stopped Ln buming ashes, reired unit
n f Edward Ill, I.s it marbVi altar ; Ric,b-
through it glass door, and, forget
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throw the King agataisit. the, I)Olulll('l
a,rd It. "I'd his Queen have plain altar
Ling its transparency, was seen t
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Of the saddle, iturflicting a fitLal lit
tonibs,with handstorno bronze effiLglioa,
run Goff with a hop, skip rind ajuml
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burgerin, lorniorly anxt,oloLed with Dr.
A-, of .viontreal. All bruoOicm of tile pro.
foandon
Juiry. As soon as it becarne apparent
that the Killing he was de
lxm I it rlec.ess, it, the ,wall orintaimi the
likle a lioalt,hy youngster just let al)
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Limuleed. Including gold &lid porcelain
crown an bridge work. tivertial attlentio,
wa�i ,dyinpr
marbl-c tomlb of thip soldierly Hoary
Oct school. The sudden trainsfornas
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Ivan to the pre"ervation of tile natural Looth,
&ILCO In Me"U'd N.w Black.
tiortod by the members of fri-s family,
V. The head of the offigy Is inissitig,
tion amazled tho.wort-by Bishops. A
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It wa.9 of solid silver, and flonry
a bcoul, that time she declared to on
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off to pLuati:10T the royal palaces. The
VIII. stole it rind melted it into coin.
olf )ter ma-iihi of honor; "I do tNnI
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MOST OF THE ROYAL DEAD
myself, that it is good fun pla y
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unto
a re buried under the pavement of tile
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on the floor, where it remained
Henry VII. chapel, and Lt) tlik beau-
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two or three days whDu the monk of
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tiful church there are altar tombs and
W hen a child is, well known, and calic
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St. Etionno, .whose church William
off4gles; of Hentry VT1, and his Queen,
sheI dIlsplayed it in a very determine
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JOHN KNOX, Nowgato Ntreot 00darioll
V OPI)O,Ita buxton'ti Hotel. Lloaufted Auc
had founded at Caen, board of thc
death and came to take chargo of the
Mary, rind Elizabeth, tho other royal.
""a Finer. Be4mg one day, when in
roluetient maDd, told by be[r
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tionrairand Agent for the Nuirou Brol, Aar,
Lies, lacking not only inorrumont,9, but
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cultural linplernen I .. PaTi.; tile celebrated
.&Until-' A agons, ,tioLaulhiln Carriage Cot U.
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body. l0wing W the beitt of summol
ii.nd the obesity of the King, it was
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' n sonto casep, inscriptions also. ,rhe
tonibL9 Mary
beacheT that without industry an
porse"Irance r3be would never be ,om
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till
Lit it very brid conditi,on, but was
of Rod Elizaboth tire on
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L9 t rusn (4 tbi,� piano, he youn
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conveyed to the alibey under guard
oppoeiao sides of the Chapol, amd are
Prince," criel out- "But. wbrit woul
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ROBIAS OUNDHY.
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of a tTOOp Of Soldiers from William's
vo, ry similar in Style, being
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bout the Same time, by command of
you, thLnk of mia if I became mistres
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Live Stock and Uctiaral Auotione�r,
swirly. _At the obboy a tumult arose
James 1.
od it wittnin the next minute?"
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Hamilton Street, Goderich.
and ris the grave ,was found to be too
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"Thut you can not An," said it
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Shies nialle every where &lid &It cobvil; lead*
nitrrolw for the swollen body, th " 'a
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patient troopers jumped on it to force
last English sovereigns to he buried
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lustic teachex. is no ro.yj
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begive you satisfaction.
Parmare side notes discounted,
It down, The body bUI the troop
ill Westminster, Henry Vill. ex�
pressed a preference for Wdm(lsor,and
"Well, there la a royal way f bli
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am burned out of the buildiqg, and
w`a a birried there in the chapel of ,St.
coming miNtress of the piano, 1. sai
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the monlos hastily filled (fin grave of
George. Charles 1. was taken from
the Prillice,sia, at the same tiano hill
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the gTontest ITAng of hie dity.
Lho soaffold lit Whilto Hall and in.
Ling down and looking the lid of t 1,
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DOntarloVatterinary Colitga, Toronto I
Benry T. died at the oa�stlo of Lions,
Hontry El. a,t the palaco of Chition.
te'rred in tha royal vituat, only a sion-
inatTument and putting the key int
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reApectfully call We attention of borse ow�,,
to my o1proved me tied at opittrating on homes'
Icelb. fro h supply of vaterinfury mptilrinom
Office
Ri,cha-rd 1. Wee mortally wounded at
inscribed with the namc,,j of the three
marking tile spot. Wit1win a few feel
pocket, there it its."
She qu:r
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:Iwaysciah-od. and stables-Ntrwillate
in at, Goderich.
the isiego of the castle of plialux, and
a)ro Guried Geo,r1go Ill, George IV,
her hasty temper and made a prett
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William IV., and sevoTal other inem-
apoIlogy to the Music teacher.
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ba'xii of the ruya.1 family, Prince A]-
fie" :ITC tWOi stl>rieS th,at show Lt
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31 i,,toorroater
There tire other English Kings who
lure buried on the continent, James If.
Vext is buried at Progmare, ill�
Queen'.9 delicate and kindly' colasidej
C,Ort for
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In tile Windsor 1grounds, benotatly a
1, e"ry one with whorn fib
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proprietor. .%durn. Line) , ol*An hharea, hmnr-
takitina nual alkarapooln". Ravors stinroosolill
died in PaTis, aad was buried there
magnificent mausoleum, cos,
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His son
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the Queen nearly $1.000,000. The roy-
ce' her station. After her successio
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THE PRET&NDER,
al tombN of England's Rings, tile'rel-
to the throne her first queenly ac
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M3M.ALW
MoLean's
under the name of James Ell., and the
fare, afford every rariety of stylo,
front the
w a', the writing of a letter to he
aunt,
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two later Pretenders, iblider the tit) o7
rki,dei ,sculptor(, of -Saxon
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CORNRR EAST -ST. AND SQUAltil,
of Charles II., Rod Henry IX., are bur 7
times to the meet highly finished ar-
ti,stirI work of the nineteenth century,
QUEEN ADELAIDE,
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I FAMILY ORDE113 A SPECIALTY.
Led in the oburolL of St. Poter in RQOJO L
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ourldoling with, her and begging her t
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George 1. died in Hairover, and there
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re,main In m,cupation of Windgsor Cw
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the English people allowed him to Ile
tic (in lOng its it suited her wishol an
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buried.
'William
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coravien-ionce. "To her Majesty, It
QUlcan," was how the
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i Rnfuts, son of the Couquar�
. Alhlirt,-* .f T11,4 Vollaliry.
young Queen Or
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Wouderful as are the recorded feaLs
d-rcssod the letter, whereupon som
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find a gTave in England. The story
of the Scandinavians withi snow -shoes
cnr, rem,risttrated wIth her, pointin
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HOVoRBUILDER
of his death in the New Forest is well
or skees, they will not bear comparison
out that the w,lidow of Kling Willia.,
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known. Not so familiar tire the cir-
with these of the) Lnpps, described by
W. was no langer Queen, but Quee
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Houses remodeled, and general repairs
cumstrincels of his burial, As soon its
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Dowager. "That I am perfecti
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the King's 'death was discovered, hi.9
'*The Land of the Long Night,"
aware of," replied Queen Victor-ir
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ill ices.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
attendants, as In the cast) of his fath-
The Lapps not only make perilous
"but I 'will riot be the Eirst one t
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or, di.sporned in various directions to
secure what they of the royal
descents, but they dart at full speed
across wide chasms and,
reari.ind her of Lt." �
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treasures. A party of peasants strip-
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the simple aid of their snow -shoes, it
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Carlyle sitting down to an old-firah
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pod the body of its rich apparel, and
is a grand eight, but one with a fear-
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a chat,onal burner, named Purkisq,
tul thrill fn It for the uninitiated ob-
server.
otarred once. The Meeting tcok plac
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pa saing with n load, recognized tile
in the drnwi-ag roL,do df Dean �&an
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The properturalshing andoonducting
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body as that of the King, throw off
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ley. , The exge oif Obelsea, not �,n th
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withus.
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hie charcoal, and placed the corpse on
'toad on one si,del of a clhasm near
ka,st abashed by being in .the pros
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notmakettaburden, anturt
latitaink.
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the line of descent, at some start per-
once of )its Sovereign, pulled up hi
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oil with mire and blAc,k with coal du-st '
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formcra, Ile expressed himself as it lit.
choir quite cletile to her artlitprocce&4
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Ins litsidi,
the body of the Red King arrived
tie noxious about Passible, accidents,
in lah quaint 1'�ay to cro6ts-ronestloi
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Winchester, and ]VurkLis received for
His L"'Pit' calft"PUmeill heal'll him Witt, ,
hir am her historical knowledge
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8 in ile, and replied :
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testes and dialikea� They talke4
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not Ito afraid; tboy will guide
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portly. *fWilliam wath buried lit% the
Winchester
frapis, the .oremost means to touch
you with his hands as he by,
the Queen a fresh sensation. Ca r.
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Cathedral, ,and shortly
After the complaitilon of n gorgeous
passes so
dri 'not be frightened- do not move an
lyle afterward declared himliself to N
much impressed by the torseneast ari
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tomb the north lower fell and oroah.
inch. ffe is one of, the Most expert
oonse of her reaularks, %viltbola be can.
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ad it to attains. A plain slob was next
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traste,d faviorrably with the ramblinp
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placed over the grave, but during the
The speaker had barely finished the
inaccurnoiesi Of the nwtjolrity of wo.
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uritan Insurrection, the royal tombs
words when the foremost Lnpp, with
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1, ailroad apood and dangerously close,
Literary celebrities, as a rule
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k�CAER 3 AYERS, .khatraaa.
skulls and 11innes were. kicked rind
bare down upon Du Chaffin, and be -
(Ore he could realizo it passed in front
w era not tholSe who attained to any
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thrown about the trhurolV by the Puri.
of him, within throe tent, although
high deg.ree of perennial ta-mr at the
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w IthOut tanObf1log him, Lie his c Milan.
handa lot tho, Queen, but she paid
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the skeletons, No the bones of William
Rufus, Kineallit, Etbe4wulf, Ethel-
b"Ath. away, his boart best no quick-
ly.
paid to a writer. Dielcong, who, by
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atone. Edrad, Eligbort and other istbv�
00fore he had time to recover Ito Saw
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tho Lapp in thd air. over the chasm
do-swured by a grand putistoon for the
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Large chsote. -b" wero Placed in the
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then in the twinkling of an eye he had
yoluthful Queen, wan Invited. when pi
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the ollolimik of his fame, to dine at
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lo -ed, � Their momentum wital very
Window Ca,e6e. He was, after din-
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Sohn in buti at Worcester. Ile diod,
great, and in Irish than & Minute they
nor, presented by the Queen with a
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Same QA7 Of 1% mrtilit. others of din.
had leaped ov*r the river and colatinto-
copy ot her book, "Tour in thin ftb-
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lands," and an that fly-l[oat w" in-
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his baggage anla treasure while cross
could not atopo on the pi &Ina
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an ROD' at the "W&sh�" -TO'boo's
(*low. The ra they lessened their
onto; 'Fxvm the hurablosit toi the most
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w" far from exemplary, and at
speed gradULoHy with the help
distinguished authm In Mgland..,
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aloilliz. feeling decidedly uneasy re. of ostaseks thin an" of �,hitlh
The Qumn afterward r4horwed imany
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his possible reception in the
were thnot deep in the ano*�
favora to ths. latols Lord Tienlaysbut, but
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next world. be diroote(P that his body
Alto the rApps leaped over, their logs 6"n "a milthoola him A peer of the
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between t1a slb�rlross of SS. wars somewhat boo,t, and &a they -Ion, a%e dW tot bestdis, as great a
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and Wuatiotbraw, In whose atnook thA allow they righted' them. e0"*lofd`int-
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be aaamot to have regarded
aelyc%&. While In the air, they toolatin.
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thurch IA the cbontty or thapal blad heft on the snow, and when ibey lowma6tica Wltb tbo tramIng at tbe
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that Ptilloolis Ar,ohUr, thib unfortun- alight,lid the flikesol ware on tit perfect bulloytito anuminaiing tha birth bit the
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a-bod.-� -1 TLM, Worg aliek,
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'tt"I"s, a war vorrostloadittfroara ZiLloserseloick lia
tered a superb diai&n(l, "It is not
Ttle,rautpoa the. quo" oiI their
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bolliel:14 iiii this wokyi, "Hier V,4�eaty
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FOR 10194TAW WSWES Winston Spencer MuTobill, who was
I LOVE 81 Otto.
sold the katant Fixelter art perfectly
- war -xvispondsup during the late
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wall,"
Tures IAVV Kaman soulkertels to *versus* campailgill 'Ca Africa, Aloyal't,loot once. in
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-xiastossittissus in rostilitiortimbils, Noto the, lititerelista of the, Uttruing Post, he
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In a pgvtty Litt I, ap,,rLLUcjaL 10 the
Was Iliximim Miniatew uni,*r George IV.
lark sell thlealre" make it"I'Lleat" VP Ploonfilisad to follow the ocovits ffir a day -
des Twactill, I'mi"", Lh o,o IL�08
he maungesill the (Ad molitar.rch eltoly
go 449 argrers Four. Avenue
. Tlw English had made a rapid advance . � Lady. wILb 13DOW
is in torlivoleals" "A
enough. but when, be attempted the
asking; ativo Old fattest thing Into the heart of the Boer fillAition,
PbUs4el-
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gamn tactips wAh the yiii,ii Quve-lia
A.morlic.lou medical scielti diaturblus and alarming their s4yerea-
is torurafto lot at orilits, iltioul In' ft"o-
Vi,
ptoria, he mpit his match, She
pbla has now to operation a large ries, who attempted , to outflank the
human bakery. The other similar the
itly that wkilideld I the fast "Upe,rLal ded-
constantly otit'witted himl. One of
outflati cavatry, Land rode into
bakeries are in operatioili to Chicago 9pou to Mike ter IL white ko,pje
a to ld"e. MCLILL-
tiollissis of bralarle. sh -
c0at
tl�o earlift,tat official actit was. to tiring
atone
and New York; "A the popularity of on the 13, l,wh right. .
gell'.. for ... y years ti,rin,, do
ti" 8�
befosv her a court-martial death
. "Ulel�6.. WbIltill-W eikp6ofed h6t-Ito
1M,A.Q,WA=,"=0MAA&-,g9,%WJU9 daily- -A,q klngtimb�,eoldfer rode ug -to his
ite, to princelsti, Matti,111ti,
pay em 'moo 6110.
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,' sign its a Matter of ollearse. A soldier
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"Lig" inatead
beir of vapol-rit III.
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b,g ,thosic duittoti yuuua�
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wagi to W executed tow d"ertiou. and
Of mcdiclnt� for cer- -Sir,-, be asked, .. may, we cut them
polpsald
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handli. to 0 aid P,
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ago the death warra4t wa* placed be-
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Isla, forms of disesse. off V I think we can joist do it."
OT
st&Lo ,a her
In the Philadelphia institution the The scouts prickod up their Pairs. The
towc, the Queen by the Duke, she ralseJ
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liLessfits UP considerable "illain
lit% the Lies of twker"Ll"I"I"
I hex eyes tall of .teiara to Ilia face,
doctors claim that the application of general refle9tad.
best to patient" ill many cases "All "Yea
daily
strong between the ,,,,o ,,Id Lad"I'd-
I quyuag; "ffavi� y9a poothing to may in great rights," said be. May try,"
" hals very beneficial effects. I Now It was a race from the beginning.
find when the Pat, ri"'n hotel -L tile
'I behalf -of this pUluman I"
"Nothing,"
Methods Of aliPW116 this boat to *they reached the kopje to find A squad
Princeme I$ onotioded by tll.L VkIlloa-
aaO the Duke, standing
patioato Dow make it quite possible to of Boars there beford themi.
age, her landuu, w Ith 1L� tWu la"Op"
. at attention. Him one of him own pxi-
� "he halt times."
bake them up to - 400 degrees Fahr, "Too late Y' said the Witiall leader,
Oull Mel' (to the box' ar ,,vos onot or
Lt he
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veitee, deserted three
� "Oh, Grace,
Which to 188 degreea'above the bolibag steadily. "Back to the other kupjel
a 11 h "
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tWiDe Is old
th'
your th'
.ak again,"
Point of water, withattv danger to the Gallop I"
&,,,,, dea Temed to letel'
' pleadeA the Queen agi If ishe were ask-
,,the
human system. "Then," says Mr. Churob-Ill.
companion for a Cup of Lea I'd a
I Lug tow the file o; her dearest friend.
t "Well, your Majesty, he cortalinly 14
-A trained nurse Is in constant at- inalikotty crashed out, and the swish
fireside cha. It is then, �Vor tile
Gel`�Uth�,t hat
. a ba4 soldier, but there wall somebody
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teudituce during the baking process, and wLLr at bullets filled the air. I
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suam of that ha l, revived,
timen and Old. `*C`en�� a
L whiraiipI;1ke for his good charact or. He
a ad the tomperatitire, respiration, and had disualltvated. Nowi I put my foot
cold
of those murthfuIl Ll -y6 W lien
May be A tolexubly good fellow lot
se forth, are carefully! watched. up into the stirrup. The horse, terrified
--&,ease
the be-tontia Hus"Ll'o ,,,� Llio Ldol-
. civu life."
to about 150 delgreest FRlar, little in- at the, Gr�rri plu-toged wildly. The
iMBd clotiffese Of the flGk1" b'l each.
r "Oh, thank You," ,laid the Queen in
convenience to felt. Then the patient saddle turned, and the animal broke
it in to this frileuldly 90,13 " that Lilt)
- heartfelt tonels, and befeire the as-
becomells t1urety. Sips of water are away.
giYeft from time to time. The "Most
following story of' tile I'l 01,0t,al of
I tcuirsheld Duke oculd'utter a word of
I protelit, able had written acroas the
giving , of the ecritite welt already
of water is thelught to add somewhat two hundred yarits, off. I yvab &I alle'
Napoleon for the haa�j uL Nilil', 'ie Mon -
flu", ""ch a
V Paper the word, "Pardoned,"
till 'Xbve efficacy of the treatment out foot, at thie, closest range, a, mile
through the gentle reaction which
L' jo is effiet and coming
source, A may he relLed Jl)Oo d' Po'
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from cover of any kind. I turned and
Inductsa. 'When, 180 degrees have' belt L... for my life train the Boer marks.
" . Ing the iring of 0011,
Owle Now Year's eye par-
registered fin the central cylincier-the men, and I thought, atilran. 'Hurv,
'indicated
U'verybody knows Lilt .toly ,I how
3 VICTORIA'S POSIES.
dogreest being on, ' a long at Last, I take it.'
the young emperor tlaw ,LuLi full "p
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t-hermometer-tho patie.at feels tbou,- "Suddenly as I fled I isawi a scout.
tIlve to the clatirmo of tho f" "as"l-
�, Flower.s rouit Grew by Royal coal
sanda of tiny streams of heat imping- He came from the left across my track,
" white title wits rLding in th6 LLI
- naiad.
i'1181 against his body'. These streams a tall man on a pale horse. 'Give ine
hurt few know that that w�'A n.1. his
e VictotrIia the Gbod had many hob,-
are priamig'through the perforations a Btirrti I ahOULC;..
fia,jit gILMpW of her. 'J"L event h3p
y blIUA- She GlYllected photographs,
lit the circulating jacket. . be Lotoplisd at
"To my ourprise,
planed yes" bebor a, accordLng to g -
chr'na and camal'e hair §hawls. �bo
III,
At 200 degToos one experiences a oil,
Go.
do Saint Airmailed, Who Was Willister
prided hotrfiolif OU bi y1astery of Hin-
dream), sensation, and from this point " 'Yels,' he #said, shortly.
'if foreign affaira durtug ill,, ,ecrund
a do's ta Doe. She was an admirer of
tip to 280 degreea the baking e.xp,)ri- "in a Moment I found myself be-
ounpire and who spout Iluell Llluo at
t fine cattle, and had a weakne,%9 foli-
once is really quite pleasant. Water laind him on the siaddle. Then we rode,
Dompl,egno Lus the 91best Of the am-
- whlito a ad "Oreana-co-lored" horsus.
belle at 212 degrees. Fuhr., and yet I put my arms about( him to catch) a
pexor. After the Stra,sburg flu3co Of
- Butabormand beyond allothier thI
at 280 Fahr, a. batmant beIng does not grip of the mane. My hand dabbled in
1880. the young Louis Napole-1 was
I Victoria loved flowers. As a girl and
suffer the least fuconven�enov. It is blood. The horse was hard hit, but
airrooted and shut up Lit the LIJ11"oks
- as a YG`uug� MiLron she lwas an �,m-
endured for like a gallant beast be, extended him-
until the tottering throat, (if Louis
13 thuni-aistle gardener, Her big sun-
I UPWARD 011) AN UOVR self nobly. The pursuing bullets piped
Philippe, had gained its equlkiblium,
�- hat wati almost; as famAiar to the gar-
In certain cases, however, Much higher and whistle(] overhead, ball' the range
and his ministers decided Ill sued tile
denci,s of Wd!odsoir a's were the car-
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temperatures are required. in some was growing longer.
piretender on the four Months' voy-
d nation bX14 in Which tile s,�;rereign
coallitiians) from 350 degroc,q to 400 " 'Don't be firfghtened,1 b.i,l my
age to America that all the Iii,stories
- was especiially fond of working, 84'13-
degrees Fah.r., are Inecessary. I' Heat re"Iter. 'They won't hit you.' Then
now toll about. He was hu -0014 �tcrosa
0 ping and clipping and Weeding, to, her
at these high degrees is not very be groaned. "Ilfy poor horse, oh, my
France in the right, and lit Paris,
), grelat content and the gardeners'
pleasant. Thribody aeoms to be liter- Poor horse I Shot with' an explosive
whexe'a halt was made, ho was taken
t amazement. One "al the favuritL
ally zoa,sting. 'The blood at 350 degrees bullet I Oh, My poor bonse 1,
to the prefectiLre of police and given
- 4toriLssi told at Flinpreas Frederick is
seems actually to be- boiling, and can - 'Never mfnd,' aald 1. 'Yotv have
his bire"fast in the great liall. The
t that whom '%he was a small ghri she
be felt to be ooW)sing tlaxotigh the saved my life.,
protect of police at the hVIL' was M.
e -in assisting her royal mother in, the
veins at ra,oethorse spee.d. 1 The heart " 'A,b,' he rejoine.d. 'blut it's the horse
Gabriel Deleasart, wbose wother-in-
. f1dwer beds. The Qulsen noticed ,that
1,
thumps wildly, or else' seems to have I'm thinking about 11
law, the Oarantess de L&I-sorde, was a
9 1,11-2 amall Viotocrict did niat wear gar-
disappeared altogether. Bags of ice "That iwas the whole of our conver-
w&rm friend of Afnic. de bdontijo, It
dening gloves, 'and reminded her
are cOna.tantly applie.d to the bead sation."
friendship that was reswusible for
t blaa.t When illie, the Queen, was a
When, these degTeea of heat are ad- ------- 0-
the sharing of certaLa educational Lid -
It. O,hA,d She was not li,�rmltte,d .to work
In the gayden With bare handA. "Per-
ministered, , Sips of icei water are
given froin, time to tionte. 160 MILES AN HOUR.
vautag,os between Duitenie and be,r
d
I
sister, and the two childnIn of M. Dell-
a haiii not," said fbi ,yi-,laog Victoria,
"but yc,u we're obt J;lorn�Prruoess Itcy-
AI very remarkable fact in contlec, '-
German Finwror Kirpecill to 1111ay. Electrile
Lien. with the baking is that time�s
asaart. It happened Lhat the very
c .
d at ot England. I was.,,
at Trains at That slived.
the temperature of one's body Ja
hall assigned for the temporary hab-
the
The Qu-n'N fa,votrite fl*wers
The personal flaterest which the Ger-
actually raised five or, six degrees. In
itation of the prisoner piinco, was
.(,I 'were
ViDlets, ani her grcerb�!uses always
mart Emperor shows ini the affairs of
can3s at fever this is copaideral a dec:d-
one devoted at loss important times
9
d hoisted s,3me In bloom, as the old as
his country and the active help he
till advantage, ,as it brings on the
to the children land their studies, to
a well an the Itow varieties were oulti-
gives to every firwetical scheme or
mrisis, and the reactiou sets,, in much development �s an admirable object
wb" they airrived just as the unfor-
tulamto youth was being led from tho
vated by he -r gardeners. Itoties un-
More xapidly than it otherwise would. lestion to rulers and leaders Of
door.
, c dex glass weire also- a speoialty of the
After the baking the patient feels Governments the ,Av,Drl,d over. The
It wan at Compiegne, however, that
�I Queem'a greenticuses, an.d tibu cl;uall-
weak, -He is tlrc�n rubbed and made great strides Nv,h:4ddi Grerniany has been
,the real cotirtighip began in the au-
�ng wbi-to niphotou was her Majesty's
to rest Until completely restored to making of late inf t(he commercial
tumn of the year 1852. Louis had been
I I- fa viar 1 te. She al,,fo love] mignonette,
normal condition. 'A� two hours' rest morld are due in no small measure to
emperor for almost a whole year, He
Wall flowers, h1ma Lickle and other
d '"
makes one feel ad if he had) enjoyed the Emperor's enterprise im encourag-
tind coated the Bou;rWils from their
.- hardy outdoor plarit.j and blossams
it Pleasant, drellimless sleep. On Ing the adoption of the latest scientific
unhappy Supremacy, and was making
Q t 114, I WOL170 generally ,grown in ther
going Out into the air a species of ex- InventionslI and the applicationir of all
marry in the very chateau that they
young do ya.
0
hilaration is experienced and one seems known facts of sciencly to the indint-
Wed above all others to Royal France,
Thip orchi-d hJuso at Frogmor�
better fitted for mental and physical tries of tile Krupire.
Mllie. tie Muntijo was antong the iner-
4 ,%hloavri Rome rare,pfarats, and the see,-
exertion then he West before the ,rhe ll�illpet`Or is or present arrang-
rymakers. One morning as a gay
ried b2an of Egypt was always vl.*sltcd
y
baking. ing to have a thorougk* test of the
hunting party rode out into the for -
;In its floiwering sc,,19,ya by its royal
The Principal forms of disease In electric railway train inGermany. He
est In which kings uf the blood,royak
04%yrnof; few cultivtktoris succel-A in
�vhioh hot dry airl is used are:%GouL, b3lieves that the Motive power for pas-
�e
I- bloarning it yearly, a fact of which
rheru#m-,A It isMI, inflainnintotion, . lith- senger, and c.specially express trains
were warit to chus,o the stag in for-
Iller Majesty was Justly prou4. 'I'lle
kemiao obesity, oedema, and all forms frotor Berlin to Lbol different German
mar dayll, the dew lying thick upon
e
P'lin hl--luse'iq brig-litene,i] by the scar-
of Parn-coug"sUve, neu'ralgio and oap�tals should be electricity, while
the gTass attracted Eugenie. "C',ould
A
let fikswera (d the poinsettia, which
eve'a psychic. -Some very: remarkable for"freight trains, local' trains and
anY glem be more ,splendid ?" she said,
n
t are out In quantities forr raso and ta-
,
cures have been reported, among the traffic on Lbe brauchif lines .teana
stojpp!Dg to pick a clever leaf upon
ble decoration. For tranidenhair ferns
3,000 persons willo have already been [night serve for a longl time to come.
which sparkled a drop of (Lew as pure
-
r
Lhie Qu�en had a fancy, and her pri-
baked in 'America. Persons have been fie (Ilinks, however, that not only the
as, crystal.
V41to sitting roym ,1vas ge,.q,crally
tibia to walk, aftert years of affliction (k,rman ,capitals, butt all the big cities
That very day a special envoy left
adoirned by a fine specimen or I %vo.
w ith deform,mg rheumatism n,nd ill of the continent, Ought ( 0 have direct
the castle fair Paria and did not re -
0 Thel advnince maille in all branollaw
certalm� cases Glaronic fcruas� of distase electric railway contmunication, �
burn until he had found a frosted 9010-
I- Of garden -Ing durim, her re I n in
have been cured. Thei hintporor Lie placeX at the dla
ell trefoil, in the center of which gl.it-
d � -
ken"Ated the Queen much metro th,in
I I
,
,
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postal of a prominent elcotz:cal firm the
tered a superb diai&n(l, "It is not
0 mo,re diAGOM-ries like the tolophnne
0
triTtary line between, Blarlint, and Zola.
brighter than the dewdrap," said the
�- and electrin ligh-ting, It w"
WHEN LONDON LACKED POLTCE.
Bon for the Pu4pose, of experimenting
g,sLlWnt emperor, offering it to Mile.
e only a few years ago that sh2 con-
-
with electric trainis, anst-he has pro.
M,ontijo, " but it is more, lasting."
9 nerited to havie electric lights in'lier
.
story or too , vow will obqe,vplI in learr� mised to promote thel imelertaking by
It was on December 31 of the same
a varivArs palaces, but %ho was alwiay8
land fit 1700,
ItIl Means in hW power.
year that the real decliarati,on of the
a ready to mkikn exporimentg In flork
A hundired years ago there were no
It is hoped to attain a speed of from
emperror's sentiments was made, and
y culture and try any n..,iw inettic,:Iq ,.f
police In the strer)ts cd London, find
125 to 160 milea,an hour with electric
tit the veiry hotel of Lho Princess Ma -
1, growing fruits an,'d vk-,ge,tabics.
D
such incidents welre possible, n.9 the
following, 'Walter
cars now being b%ilt_ The carriages
"'bich look like sleepinig.cars,
tbilde, In which she still holds, at rare
intervals, her charining
. -Almong the fmit,q cultivistel under
wilich Sir Be,,gaill
have ac-'
receptions.
glass for Victoria's special delectation,
431111170111clea in the Century-
I conamodatian for fifty persons. If the
She had R large company gathered
3 wore bartarms, and Strawberries, the
TheTe is a story belonging to the
trial succeeds On thei present thirty
atround the greskit chimney in her Sa-
- formp-T bearing fritit, the latter blo-i�
I
year 1790 or whiell illus-
kilometra track, the time� will not be
Ion to Wellcome the new year, which
- -mL n4g, al"at Christmas time; and
.therea,bout
tTates the all,go?utp. lawlessness 6f the
far distant when Honirbing may be
promised to be so momentous for the
0 lit'laketfuls (A rip, strawberries
n ,liviirw lot Wapping, just
neaclied from Berlin in a little leas
Wne,Pwrtc family. Madarne do Man-
- Ill - eked c v1C,ry February, fo,r f he
ontaide the Towelr of London, w hie h
than an hour, the care starting at I,-
tijo and her two lovely daughters were
I Queen'si table,
was alway-,9 garrisoned by, trolops, gave
tervallit of a quarter Or half an hour.
By increasing
among this (guests. At half past 11
- Grapasl make a fine sh-dw at Wind-
Offense, to his neighbors by complying
L -be spQ to r expreas
in he room and
` -- Tile vinerles, heavy With th us-
I
with same QIbIlOxioun law. Ile r .,,V_
I a. , .Which here is
r LaS ,now On an aver-
like 60 kilometres
found a seat beside Eugenia. She was
,ndm olf clu4ters Of grap,Is, are In
cd a waxning that they Intended to
au, hour, to 2r�o
radiantly beautiful then, "d on this
l wonderful ,eight, In these ficuses it
"'t t'le k him. by which 1-11107 meatnt that
kilometros, the electric expresses coa-
- -
occasion, she wore white volvet, ith
w
I is possible to gathoT peachor� in May.
t hey wore going too Murder him. Th e
alstifig Only Of One large oar, the idea)
the Jeweled cilbvar leaf -the imperial
1 anA thi.4 IN where onrer 12,000 straw-
-
Main had the bul3dog can ,rage of his
I
railway of the filturd will have been
gift -nestling upon bez basom. When
. bexry plantre are ralsed an nually. one,
time ; he sent away his wife and ohil-
jo.c,bod. . I I I
Midnight atTuck, according to a cus-
r vrr,vtalty in the way of fruit is the
�
(trein ; got a friend a.9 brave as him-
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LORD ROIBERTS, Luc1cy TTiF
tom which still prevails at the Prin-
Mathilde's
Japanese date plum Here, too, or
self to join him ; closed his lower shut-
,SDA yS.
Owle Now Year's eye par-
. rather in apl2Iclally constructed pIts
ters and barricaded his door; then laid
,Lord Roberts is inclined to be super-
ties, ench gentleman imprinted a kiss
' quit(, inear. grohv-the p)noapples, which
In ammunition, bTougbt in and loaded
stiti*4-s. He is a firmi'tieliever in a
,,Pon the forehead of tie lady at his
I Ire ready in haidwinter, and are OX
two Puna, one for himself and one for
.. lucky day." His "lucky day" is Tuca_
right. Put a,t this Point the superb
I noited excellence. ''Totrantoirs are
his friend. At nightfall the attacking
day, which has 691ared'v;ry promin.
tact of the Countless (Is Montij, as -
never "oput of aleagon" at Windsor,
party arrived, armed with guns -rid
ently in the more important of
sorted itself, a,nd just as Napolloort was
and the Queen's ga.rdonews are oaid
stOTIVS. Thoy began with a voildy of
,phases
,flob's" operations in South Africa. The
famous,maroh
'Lbmt to pr" his lips to the fair
to grow the, finest green peas, beans
the latter, birlit the besiovd paid no
Floppies the Free State
brow of her da'[41iter, the latter ut-
an,1 Ixitnt�-K,m in England.
attention ; then they fired at the win-
- from Emlin was; begun on Tuesday,
tered ot 1111haxlP OrY, and then whigpor
-141111111a.-
dowlli, and while the
. I, we -re loading
February is. Crolnjo surrendered on ad. " 0h, mother, you hurt .,, T. n,
II,usaday Me be
I Februtary 27. Sloemfoatein
aigai.n. the besieged let fly among them, Won entered on Tift-day.
collecting herself, she gently Pushed
tbia
A TRIFLE TOO SHARP.
rind killed or W'Quq&d tliva or three. Naroh 18. He
They retired left Bloemfontein on the March to the
in
emperor &way and pr(,ented to
him her ISIOnder white "
One day a barbor'a sh,-�p in the
co�afusion, but return-
40d in laxVer numberst and with
Vila, on . Tuesday, Usly 1. as left
blind. Sire,"
she said, " In ftfakill it is net the
West had but me empty chair. A
mrkn wearing a rary big hat a till
greater
fuTy. All nf$ht long the unequal com-
,Kroonstqd Tor the Transvaal on Tues.
day, May 2,2, litainted
,,Us -
Won for ladies to grsot such favors
walking Wirth a great deal of nwng-
bat ralged. When their anim, n't' n
u I 10
W`18 0,11 HPalut, thin two
and the union
Jack in Pretoria on Tuesday, June 5,
to gentlemen, even on Neu, Year's eve,
and -1111111 [a all I can
ge,r entered, Irting his Imit on a peal
tbeu.
men dropped
Out of a back window Into n . tomb er
Tueaday
. . -has indeed baArkour great
ft for you."
Napoleon kinvield th-b Lips of the
and drawing a revtilver, turn-
ed to tho idle maD add, said :-
yard, where thqZ bid in a saw Pit. Ob-
soldier's lucky day. May, It continue
tof be go.
tY fingerx and said in a low pret-
tone,
"Noixt
I waink a nhiavoo-Just a common
serve that khts battle lasted aill
------- 41--
Yeft'r I shall have hand and
brow. 8b
ohs vie. I want no talk. Don't ask Ime
th'rough the night, cdasa to the Tower,
where the firing of the have
NOT A BAD IDEA.
WOU." The presence of ,Ind
that had caused he'r to tread
it I want n bake -cut or a ehamploo.
DOn't tlpeak of tho weath" or poll-
guns must
been heard, yet do soldiers were sent
A --missioner was once waiting
hard on
her daughter's toes Was a coup de
t4cs, If ychi Mx-ak to (AA 1*11 hoot.
out to Atop it LIU the Morning, ,Wb4n,
a lun-atic a"lurn, and on going in-
pied the Moonticss dv MOTItijit never
Uri took the nhair, held th: revol-
tile mischief wait dome and the house
t10 the y,rd he saw .an Irishman -Who
faiifrial ted -
mr nowitts hie legs. and wan shaved
was sacked. Purtharmore. no one wan
a d, mo one was
was placed in the asylum puffe;ing
from softening of the brain. H,
This and many met, 'Plead,, ,q,,I.
ly Int'srestE199, the driax
with promptina" aria daapatob�
When be 9-Ot Up he rettfiribed the,
pun-
iabbd savt the n" who were killed
ittlelit was to be contlinuaily wb,p. "3
cling
old Princesses
Kathilde and her former dAme do earn -
dbroOtot to NO "ket, put an his bat,
or wO4111ded. And, no loguirl wan ma'".
Can any at* 11V 1:11bre olearly indicate
a WheAlbilIrrOW Upstide-doWn. on
approso'hkag him' `tb6 commissioner
P991116 re"ll Over their sto�,lmlu to
a a,
while the heavy winter
and. afteT a broad obuckle, to the
caabkr, said r
the abandonment of the people to
410,-
mists obscure
the early afternoon into Paris twi,
That's this Wally to lr<*p a barb-
their owri deviostat
Pat, %'*7, YOU tire wbeelimff that
UI
quiet I go didn't utter a WoWd.
40. -
barrow the wrong way I
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�No, Min. ba, coulft"t.
BREAD,I)TUDLE OAR M,
Ob, no, Your honor, It's the right
THE UNCONQURRIARLF,�
Cl000ldn't I
No, air; ha'a daaf and dumb. I
60ak a OtAt at stalot, breed In a
WaY to Wlbbell the barrowl .
Oh, no. It is notl skid the commits-
W1hy dan't 17ou discourage hint it
you don't care for hilall
�
Pitt Of WU =ilk otter,night. In tbo
AII I wiAlOIN111, you the right wily
Oh, he Wolin It 1, dl-.-.g,d.
- I
0011LIA8 1611.91ii! flab With a option, and
-tutning tht barrow to itti peoper
Wkeilly, in I Fie
avle,
ITA" TO bftlM A" AlfbtUt Jftt t� rallk, A littloo
"ition, -hft the IflabirnAn exAsim-
f -- I
flow that woviku glalw -at youl Salt. two tollastoollin,tillits at Nods, dist-
6d.- 10
CHARAO117FI-CII .
V,w I-10% eltbAW b6,11I to bell whab M*Iftd 14 a little, vliotft and floor
AirfAhl Now ailittr0l your honair.,l
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t,lAt*A'V*t tb6 way, for wh6w I wheels I
of humor.
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and boyftlit bdoolied to b6r. - ow ecithuty st*06 44k64 I
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