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LA.NOASTBK, PA.. SATU11DAY. OClTOnBll 27, laetf.
Price Twe Ou.b.
HTOVKH, VKATVUfi, XV,
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LINN A IIUICNKMAN.
IIAIIUAINH AT
FLINN & BRENE MAN'S.
FIFTY DO.KN ClIAMIIKIt IIUOKF.TS. ItrKiilar l'llc, ll.e); lli'diicnd te 50 Out.
F.FTY DO.KN KI.KUANT 1'AUI.OU I.A.Ml'H. Ilci;uhil Price, 1..V)( Itodueey te II Ml.
FIFTY DO.KN NIOIIT l.AM I'D, tt Cents.
.TK.N 1IU.BN MllllAltY l.AMl'B.nll prlccn. OA1 und COAI.OII. FIX ITIIKS.
l'ltlUKU UKHUCKD ON
STOVES AND HEATERS.
I1AUOAINB1N
Table and Fleer Oil Cleths.
FLINN & BKENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
W1MV.H ASO
17H3.
WINES AND
At
tar HALT. AND
We havujuat iccelvcd illrect Irum tlie Island h Miidcrhi tliu tollewlng Wines :
VvrdHlie, Vlntnse IS7 : Sereiul, Viii1iu 1810,
Willed wu errer te our customers, together with 0111 old I', JK, 1H7, JM mid in? MA
I) Kilt AH; mid FINK OLD bllKUUIKt.
UltANDlF.1 lis telhws- Unimre Jift, 1H", JsU, 1W. li,1 Mini Did HYK WlllSlilKH.
JAMAICA SI'llllTS. V. K. It I'M, At- IlKM II UHtDI U.S. Iltn Huiidlc mid Clmels.
We linve Itmlollewlrg Champagne Wines ivipi i MiM-i'tik, e II Miiiiiin .1 Ce.'s Dry
erzcinty mid Kxtru IHy, I.. Iteedeicr'H Curie l.lmiclie, I'uiiiiiiri -ec Vue Cll'ltiet, 1l-IIuw
Mbvl I I y , Klilic A te 'i I'rlwite I'UMje, Jules Cli.tnipliMi. And lli
(iPiHAT AVEKTUKN KX. D15Y WINE,
Frem the Pletiannt Vnllay Wlne Company, fit Humm en deport, N. Y.
Till Is tin' Finest Atnetlcmi Winn In tlie market, having Ihtii awarded the blithest honors
lliu lollewliiK F.xpeltlun At I'm Is In,7, lenmi ls;.l mid l'lilhulclphhi ls'tl.
H. E. Slaymaker, auf.nt.
S. CLAY MILLER
Wines, Branflies, Gins, Old Rye Whiskies, &c,
Ne. '.Vi PENX SQUAltti, LANCASTER, PA.
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
I'LUMHIMU AND
.)
OIIN I.. Alt.NIII.I),
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING,
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
Steam Fitters' Supplies, Patent Geld Case Heaters.
JSTFinest Werk, Best Werkmen. Leuve your Orders at
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
Nes. 11, 13, 15 BAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
It UMAX
'1KAMUKK KKHTII.17.KIl CO.
HUM-AJN"
Oompesed of Pure Human Bxoremont and TJrlne.
Tobacco, GruBS, Cern, &e.
!01.l
WSI. II. JONKS. Ne. I.ili.1 Murket Sticnt ; C. II. HOULUS, Ne. 133 Mmket HHcet
UUAIIAM, KMI.KN I'ASSMOIIK, Ne G3I MiirUut Mreel ; J. ltlltKII ft bON, llrunclltewii
rhllndelphla, mid responsible denlers Knnnntlly.
OPPICK.-Ne. SHU Cliesiiuit Streel, Plillmleliililn.
u 11 H 1.1 Cind
O. MUSBBLMAN, Agent, WItmer, Lancnater county, Pa.
llOUhtt AMU
J
DUN HAnll'M MONS.
SCHOOL
Scheel Supplies and Stationery,
LARGE STOCK AT LOW PRICES,
ATT1IK IIOOKSTOUK QT
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Nes. 16 and 17 NORTH QUEEN ST.. LANCASTER, PA.
VLUTlllNtl.
B
ueai;m.
I ofler at a great Haorlfleo te oleso
thorn out, a Large and Full Line of
the beBt quality and latest Btylea of
Fall Ovoreoatlng, which will be Beld
rogardless of coat. All the new and
popular ehadea at prloea ranging
from $16 upward, llned through with
Bilk and satin linings.
I have en hand a large aonertniont
orMedlum Welght Oasalmorea suit
able for boys' wear. I will make te
erder oreoll by the yard at one-balf
thelr value. Thoae goods muat be
Beld at oneo, Call seen te soeuro
bargains at
NO. 121 NORTH QUEEN ST.
IIUUKM ANJ) HTATWNUUt
OOHOUl. 1IOUHH
AWD
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
AT THK LOWK3T I1ATKS AT
L. M. FLYNN'S
CUKArilOOlt ANU HTAT10NAUY 8T0UK
Ne, 4a West King Streot.
J. I Wm's Carl
J.HJUUlt.H.
LIQUORS!
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l'.VAMIMH. TS.1
UAH F1TT1MO.
Ot AMO.
Q-XJA.NO.
Unrlvnled for Wbeat,
IIY
HTATHItifltY.
BOOKS.
VUAM,
B.
II. MAHT1N
Wlinltinalu nnd fletii.lt Dreiler In lUl kinds of
LUM1IKU AND COAL.
ea- furd : .He. 120 North Water and I'rince
viwdM u'-evii l.niiiim Luuciwler. ni-lvd
B
,UMUAI(I)NKUS Si jr.FI'K.HllW.
COAL DEALERS.
KFICKS. Ne, '.'1 Neuril Quumi Hthkkt, and
Ne.&il NeltTll I'iunub BTliKirr.
AUUS. NellTU 1'KINfli 8TIIBKT, WKAIt UllAl
INII DKrOT.
I.ANCASTKIt, l'A.
lUIU'LVtldlt
IO A I. I
DIIAI't
V Tliu
uiiilerslunuil hua for ualu, at his
Yard, Cor. Andrew and S. Water Sts.,
uhiib'ouisertiuuiilof thu very beat kinds 01
Ocal for Family Use,
nhlnh liu will ihillvur, cuiefnlly welched nml
DCiuenud, teuuy pnilel theclly lit the lewtiut
111111 ket ratoe. Oidura liy mall or telephone
tilled promptly.
Jiilyie-tld I'lUlill' U1NUKU.
M,MIKK AN1I CO A!..
New Yerk und 1'hlladulphla llorse Mn
11 1110 liy the carload ut reducud prlcus. All the
IIKST UltAUKb OK COAL,
lletli ler Kumlly and Bicatn purpeses.
UKMCNTUy tliubarrel. HAYuml 8T11AW
hy the ten orliule.
Yaiid JI5 llurrUburK l'lke.
Uunbiul Urrwu'Myi Kast CliostnutBtrcet
KauOhian, Koller & Oe.
tiprldid
OAt..
M. V. J3. COHO
8.10 MOUTH WATttUHT,, Lanvatttr, ru,,
Wholesalo and KetAil Uealera In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection' With the Telephonic Exchange.
Yard and Ottlce
ST11KKT
Ne. 830 NOUTH WATK
tb2lvil
N
'O'l'lUK 'HI 'I'lCKMt'AMSrJUM AND UUH.
N HUB. All persens are liureby terblddun
tetrcspuBS onunyel thuliinda of the Corn
wall or Bpoedwell estates, in jAjbandn and
Lancaster counties, whether inclesed or uii uii
Inclesed, either ter thu rmrpesu et bIioeHiilt 01
llshluiJ, as thu law will bu rlKldly onlerun'
ainiliist all trespassing en said lands et Hi
1111 Jui-bliiiied attur this notice,
WM. COI.KMAN KUEKMAN
It. I'KltCY AI.DKN,
I.HWMIIK KKKKMAN,
Atiatuuy tu- ., W coleuian'a Ueln,
eJO tWw
ttlUUIJAI,,
c
tUTIUUlt.t iti'.iiniii:H.
I OWK MY
(e llcaltli unit
TO TUB
HcsloiitUeii
Hcaiiiy
Cuticura Eemedies,
Tentlinenliil el H llonleii Imly,
DHKIOUIUNO IIiiiiieih. lliiiiilllHliiK KrilH KrilH
Iieiih. Itdiliitf inrtiiMH, Hvieliilii, Suit
llliiiiiiii mid Inliiiitlle IIiiiiieih ciirud hy tliu
CUrlCUHA ItDIIILlllCH,
Viitlnirn Kreiilvnnt, till! IlilW liltHld purl
Hit, rli'imuM tliu tiloed nnd pi'iHplrulleii of
IliipurltlfN mnt poUeiioiiD uli'iuuitlH.aiul tlun
rotuevuH tlie caute.
I'litlMirn, till) Kivilt Mkln (Jliie, Inlillllly
nlliiyM llelilnu iiii'i ItilliiiniM illiin, eiiMrM tlie
Hkln mnt t-nilp. lit'.iN UICith mid Neruri, ulld
rtiiliiiiH tliu llnlr.
Uiillriirit mii, mi rvmMli' - U I u Itinlll I'Wt
mid TeIIhI UiMiiialti), pii'piiiid Irum 1. ITIc uiia,
I Inill.pmixittjlii In tiimiliiK .tklu Ultit'iiicn,
lluby lliiNiuiK, Skin IIIdiiiMh'!!, Siiiiliuin.miil
KeiikIi. Cliappcd, or llii'iiny !-kln.
C'llllilirM ilrmrdl.-i', llHi IllHilluU'ly piltiiiilld
tint only llloel l'liillliTH uii'l Hklu IkiiutllliilN.
Iimi Hum iiiiiiuiiry, iinimif, livid, zlne ei any
oilier mliicnil or vi'RUlulili1 pelwm w ImtMievi-r.
It wniilil rciiilru tills ciitlii) piper te de ms ms
tlcnte u ili.neiipUeii el tliu uiihh performed hv
Hill C'tTICURA IIKCOLVKNT ltlt!l i.iUly. unit C'lri-
(uiia mid cirriuuiiA aeAruxternullv.
!: zfiini of the pnlins el tlie liiindd mid el Hie
iilidn et tile liiiKem. ei dllllulilt te treiit uiul
iitniilly conililcred liiciirulilu ; small pmcli h
el tell.-r mid milt rlieiim en tlie cum, tiimu mid
idduiel tliu luce.
I'rtiu tin him with le-i el Irnr ullhiiiil n ) in -Inn,
lieiulu covelud will! 'inn niirmid Huuly
el ii.tlen-i, eHpeniully el elilldieti mid lnl;inu-,
ninny el wlili ll mIiicu Idrlli had hut n u in ta et
nuctlM t
Itilillu;, liiiriittit! mid
uiiy 1
erdfinii
liiillluil even roller tieni erdlmiry iutnedlu,
neiiuieii mill neiiieii ut ny iniiie
I'mtix't", lepreiy uii't m Imr fi llillnl "U un
Ol Hklll dl-UOitl'll, BLTOlllKIUS llltelK, Old flllOH.
mid iIIx.'IkiikIi'I! weiiiulK, eucli mid nil el
which Imve lieen xp"edllv, perinmientlv mul
ct'iineiiilenlly u'tieii hy the citicuka I!i:mk
iiiui wliiui plili'l,iiiH, lie.pltiili mid nil ether
leinu'llet Imlu I. ni pievun by u vut ntiinlier
otbwern tetlmenlult In oiirpeiHitiilon which
we will chi'erlully inull te any undress.
Peld everywheii) I'rlee : Cvtiitiu. M
ceiiim IliM'iLvuNr, )l. Seap, 23 I'entrt. t'eTTru
HIU I) iMl (. UK ICLCO , I.DHtOll, Mll'H,
snl ter " llnw te l.ure rlctit lllwne."
BEAUTY
hni lienith, l Imppii'i nn I
OniiKV Hkln, "lucK lli'inm.
I'lliiplt'H nnd hklll II eml he-, u-e CITKIIia
HOAi'.
CATARRH!
Sand ford's Radical Cure.
Head Ce iU, utery Dljelnirjfes Irem tliu
N(M" nnd Kei, lllnyliii; Neltei In the llcud,
Nerveui lleuliiche and Kevur liiitutitly iu
lli)eil. Clmkliu niiieiix dliledited, inoinhrmie
cleuiirieil mid he tied, hientli xweutcnud, Kinell,
tiule mid henrliiK restored, mid mvuKut
eliecked.
CeiikIi. IliiincliUK I)ieiplm;4 Inte tliu
Threit, I'aliii Hi the ihuit, lljspupilu, Wu.il
Inn et rttienulll nnd Vi- eh I.0-1 et nleep, vie .
uilleil.
One lielle Hiidti id Cine, emi llex Cutmihiil
.u(ilvenl and Dr. Mintenl'it Inhnler, nil In enn
puckimi), of nil dniKuNlK ler $l. Ahk von
fAMiri'llIl'H liAUIUAI. CIIIIS I'l T-TKlt DllLd A Ml
CllKlllCAl.Cn., llllilteil.
COLLINS'
a
R
r"ei tliu rellet mid pieveiitlnn, thr limtiiut It
In npplleil of IthenmiitUiii. Nenrnllii, HeluM
ra, CeiiKle', CehU. Weak ilaek, Meinaeh nnd
Hewell, MieetlliK l'lilni .Siiinlnies-t, H51IU1I11,
Kuiimie I'.iIiih. Palpitation, Dy-pepsda. l.lvet
C'einplulnt, unions I M-r, Midinia nnd Kpl Kpl
deillles, iiii lieillns' I'lailerr. (an Kuntrle
llullety leinbllied nltll 11 rernns l'laslerjmid
hiiiuliai patn. S.'.e. uvurywhuru.
Septl-lydW.S.ftw
I f.NSON".1 rOllOUS 1'l.ASTKIlS.
NO USE FOR THEM.
UJULiTtilni; t.'er!i.lll Helle, et Hit) I'llBt
!)"!;. Hint lotto IihiI lliclr Hay.
l, 1 01140 Sli plieiiMin's " Keukul," nnd II e
miiitnltlu nl loi'eimiilvu4 et te-diiy. mu hnllt
npiin thu t-111110 iienei.il prluclplu, yet tliu inn-
chlim with which the great uiiKlueui untonlsli untenlsli
ud tils ne, U lnleuatliiK new only lis an llliio llliie
tialliiii et Hid hu,liinliiK et thu In eiillen.
There were phisturs with holes In Ilium len
buloie HK.NbON'a CAl'ClNK TOllUs IM.AS
Ti:i: Miirprljiud both the pulilluund thu phynt
ul.uiH : mid thu tiluinpii el thu Uipclne is
teutidi'd nj en thu partial hiicci'shcs, or the
utter f el Us puiluiesOi(. Kverjlhlng
or vnluu In tliu old porous plaster Is ret allied
In the Cipelnu; but iitlhla point all compiiri cempiiri
sun ends, mul contrast buglnm. Fer uxninplu :
Thu old plastuid wero slew In their lU'tleu ;
tliu capcluu Is quick and suiu.
The eldjilautuiM lackud thu power te doiueie
than te Imparl allKlU, tempeuuy rellul In
c.im'S easy et tiualiuuut; thu Capkliiu punu.
Hutea HiusyNtem mid purmanuully euies thu
tieuhlua ler which 11 Is receiiimuiulud.
The i Id planters depended ter any ?oed re
sults thuy mlht iittun, upin an neclduiitet
Ihelr makers mid thu nuked lalth of their
wearers i tlie lteuen's leacliui Its ends by
meaiiHet the schntlllc romlilnatlenol I lie rmu
iiiedlclnal liiKreelunls which it cnntaliiH,
In limit, thu old phiHlers, like StepliDlineu'a
dlscaldedeiiKliiu, are n Itched oil thutrnek,
whllu thu HeiiMiira (jees en lb) way wluiilui;
Keldi'ii opinions Hern all torts et people.
et In this veiy lact lies thu leidlni; ilauunr
te the pueplu who buy mid who this rellai'lu
and scleiitllte lemeily. Ilypecilsy Is thu tri
bute vieu pays te vlrtnu." Iinltiitl in Is the
concession talluru iiiukus te success, lletiseu's
I'liislersmupaiedlud In niimemid Htylu
lleware of HWludles. The Kenulne luive the
word UAl't'lNK rur In the cooler, l'tlce S5
cents.
bcabury ft .lohnsen, Chiunlrtts, New Yerk.
e'.uiwdW.S&w
VAUUIAUKH, ,tV.
Standard Carriage Werk
OIT liANCASTKIt COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
PINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
HARKKT STREET,
UK A It OV CK.NTltAI. MAKKKT 110UBKS,
I.ANCASTKIl, l'A.
We inuke every styl llintuy and Carrlii(;e
ilesireu. aiiueik iiiiisuuu 111 1110
most com-
fertablu and uleitant style. Wu
usu only the
beat aeluctud inaiurlal and employ only thu
best mueh'tiilCH. for quullly of work our
prlces uru the cheapest In thu statu. We buy
ter cash and bull en thu most reusenahlu
terms. Hive us a call. All work warranted.
Uepatrlni; preiniitlv attonded te, ene But et
workmen e pectully employed ter that pan
poae. nJO-UU&w
A SUNDAY IN ROUEN.
IN THU ANUIKNT MHKM.tN OAI'ITAI.
Iieir llm l'rriich llrii Hiuiilsy -1 h ilnilit.
alral und Other Cliiuclit s-KI hunt Clear
He I, Ien iIkhii of Ale.
I'arU 1h iHideiibtcdly tlie rmrnl li; .1111 Kill
city in the weild ; nnd I Hpmit live delllit
fill ilnys there driving tlieiili itii iimn!
flcnt hiiulL'V.irilH raniblliii; lulls cliaim
liij; H.udeiiH, Its Ulmmps Miyneii, IU I'laeu
ilu la Uunueritc vlclllii); !h njilciidi l
ialncen, Itn Netre Dinnc, its Pantheon, Its
lletul des ItivalidiM dritiUiiii; in .it every
liuru ei my belli) tlin bnautieH tliat ciewd
tlie calleiics of tlm Leuvtu ; b t of lliis I
will net nun ttpenk : i w tiUl tiike n
volunie te tell eT what I raw and felt. I
prefer te hjifiilc in tlie prtwiit jiajier of tliu
Bundii) I i.iHbcd in thu mieiunt capital of
Normandy llm city iif Hrlf tliu Uaiie.cr,
of Willlatn the Coniiiuier tliu oily vncnce
thoHuulef hemic Maid of Oileaumitueiidud
oil iiij;nel lliiiiu te Ile.iven.
Arrival at llmini.
It wim near midnight (M.itunlay, Aiifj
till) whr.ii the express train from I'ariH
Htopped at the Htiit'nn. "Kwenc'i"'
Hhuuteil the (;ii:ud. I did net leeinz')
the iiatne at Hint, it aeunded ae atraui((i in
ita Krcneli dis;ule; be I put my lievl en',
nt the window and itupiired whether it wan
Ituticn. "Om, .M'sienr, Uvtmi," repllcl
anelllcial. Ace irdlncly I List no time in
pnttlnj; tins tent rf liiH,df out. Hnldiui;
my comp.iiiietiH ( 1 I'hil.iriclphh family)
Keed by, I eUrteden feet, Hittrhul in huml,
In thodiiectlen of tlie city. I uhesn te (;e
in tills tramp ini-hleu, beutuse thore wa,s 11
Hpice of ndvuuture in it, and because (need
I he ashamed te confers it '.') it was mure
ecunuinietl. lua few miiiit'ea I e.nnu in
Ble,ht of the utiuiuut city, with itn myriad
twinkling Limps, Btretchintf away down te
the Heine. l'-nterini; the Hue Jeanne
d'Are I eainu piesetitly te ,1 iii-at littlu inn
calling itsell the "Hetel ilu Hiptare;" and
thore I eniiUKO I a ilium and biealcfatit for
fentfraiiis (Te ttuii am mnt, however,
a fr.uiD wmh added for tewelrt, norvice, and
oellVe.) I had ene of the ne.Ucst, cleanest,
most dullhti'ul rooms in thu world, and I
wan well pleahcd with my acoemmodatiotiH.
I breakfasted next morning in a little
perch, unite in the French lashinn. The
Fretiuh are (,'reat I .vers of out-de ra.
AIeiik the Htreuts of Paris nnd ethor eittes
yen aee crowds of people aiitiu nt little
tables, Nipping wine or cjIV.-d. nnd lOi'Jnij,'
or uhattluK in fient of the cafes.
Ilnv i tin Crdiic'i Kuep kindly
After bieakfast I atarted d.iwu the
street in the tiiieetien et the cathedtnl, in
which, as it was Sunday, I cxpujtcd te
attend divine Hervicu. At least the al al
matiae H.iid it was Sunday, but, I waa
half inclined te think the alinin.10 lied,
for as I turnul aside te leek at tlin ruina
of nu old church, le and beheld ! there
were men and homes at work iu the erec
tion efa building ! Instua 1 of the hncred
stillness of the Kni;iisli S.ibb.r.li, there
were the clink of hammer ami chisel, the
vuicuB of workmen, the rattle of machine
ry, and all the sounds of busy labor ! Pass
iu en I Han shops open nnd articles ex
posed for sale as en ether days, and I was
forcibly reminded that I was in Fratice
iiay, beautiful, but ii religious Fiance
Peiliaps net irreligious, but, at Icntie'.i
llinus in a Freuuh fashion. This me Hi id
of keeping Sunday 01, rather, net kcep
It'K it was net. hoivever, ii'uveis.tl. In
deed the m.ij ni'y of the piinple seeuicil te
spend the d ty much as we de, at least iu
the feren 1011, Iu the afteru ou thu shop)
were pret'y guuer.tUy open, au 1 at nie;bt
the theatie.s and ether pl.iees of arauso arause
nicut wote " in full blast."
A N'ulile Uliurrti
Gelu' in the direolien efa lull nteeple,
I aoeii entered au ei"n space, or 7ilitce, en
one side of which steed a ueblu ehuich
which 1 supposed te be the cathedral, but
which I alierwards found te be the church
el St Ouen. A recent null reu arulnt'icture
calls it " one of the most perfect UjUi'ie
churchts iu existeuce." It is certainly
Uuerthau au that I saw in Curiam), tluer
iu seme icspccts thau the No'.ie D.tme of
Paris, or even the cathedral of Cologne.
I steed fur h'imc tune admiring
its west facade, with its syimuetnc.il cor
ner towers risiue; iu pinnacled beauty
tuwaulh heaven, liku ll ims of dnvotieu
cuucalcd te stone, its teat ceutial win
dew, its deeply arched d Mnvays adorned
with a multitude of e.iu ju 'd s lints thun
p.is"ed aieuud te the sni'li, viuwiue; its
buttrehs's, its llyiu arju-s, i's ;raud can
tril tewe. nith iia p tinael and delicate
tiaeeiy then iiteiuid te the east fient;
and wheiever 1 went n w b'M'ittes sprang
into view, all harmjuizin.: se as te pro pre
duco A unity ol'efloot, and constituting a
lerfeet wet It of art, a s ure 1 1 10m wi itten
111 stiniu, I ontercd and seated myself te
await the beginnine; of the services. The
Intenei, with its piers el olustereil shuts
ruuiiiut; up te the reef, or (spreading nut
under the ateUrs; its
Wiiiilewd ilchlj iilitht,
Cllsllns udlm leMit'iiils Ucllli"
its happy blending of siiuple grandeur and
costly inngiiiflcenee, was well calculated
te Inspire nwe and reverence.
funs mid Ifeutliers."
One of the most showy objects iu the
church was the olllcer known in Kuglish
churehrs as the vergei, and who iu his
gergcuiiB umlerin looked as 11 110 nan
stepped out of a picture book iep,esnnliiu
the uay ceurtieis el the age of I. mis XIV.
I must dosenbe him. He woie red
breeches, with red stockings, geld garters
nud red heeled ahecs ; si black coat (or
possibly dark bluu) olibjrately trimmed
with geld braid ; a black ehapeau trimmed
with geld, ami with a while plume ; a
bread red and geld bildne ; and a straight
sword, that stuck out fnmi under his coat
ticarlj at right angles, as 11 wa worn by
knights of "ye olden time." He eariicd
a long atalT with 11 large head, like that
(Om stall', 1 meaiigUet the ln.ul) el a dium
intjer ; and also had a spear and htttlu
axu. lle looked us if hu belonged literally
te the "church militant," and walked
with proud Htep nnd head 01 ect, like ene
who " mngmlicH his olllce."
The Service
was that of the Reman C.ilholie church,
aud was of the most olabm.Ue character.
Sevei.il priests participated aud their vest
ineuts we 10 literally still' wi'h geld aud
gems. The ritual was all intoned or
chanted, as hi the English churches, but
iu a lower key, giving the round dcep
tone natural te men's voices, and with a
much fluer ell'ect. Tim chanting was
doue by boys nud men clad in white sur
plices. Thore wera seme flue soles artisti
cally sung, ami some choruses iu which
the grand organ evor the west deer oAine
crashing in like harmonized thunder, and
innde the vaulted arches tremble with the
sound.
HesidcH the grand organ thore vaa a
smaller organ iu the choir used for erdi
nary aoeompanimcuts. It was the day of
Hely Communion, and the bread, after it
had been blessed by the pui-st, was passed
around iu a big basket like a clothes baaket
I partook with the rest, like a geed Oath
olio, and did it, I trust in a catholic,
reverent spirit. If there w.s elllcaey in
the blesslng and who shall say that thore
was net? why aheuld net 1, though of a
flilloient faith, partake of it ' Thoscrvieo
was e ' I " . 1 n of the
Hest auUitbiiUiilpiouusN.einlonu tuoimve
and aieuud through the aouthetn aisle.
First, ns 11 gorgeous figure head, camn the
vurgcr ; thou a orueillx with 11 inoiietrauce
ou 010I1 aide, beruu by nmall boys,
I oil envoi! by the choristers and miulstr
two nud two, arranged according te
the yeuugest first and the eldost last.
Thexe numbered about seventy.
It Is worthy of remark that thesn Kure
pcau cathedrals are net scaled with finely
upholstered pens, like our modem
churches, Thu Meers, be it remembered,
are Htene, and the scats nre plain, slat slat slat
bottetned, uupalritcd. straight backed
ehaiis. This Inconvenient ; for the pulpit
is 011 ene aide of the nave, nud during the
sermon a portion uf 'the congregation must
turn around be as te f ace the preacher.
Au Old normal! Street Tlie Oatlindral, Ktu
On the cast filde of the church of St.
Ouen is a pretty garden or park, with u
band pavilion, fountains, llowers, etc ;
and I noticed here also a statue of Uell.i
or Relf, the first of the Nerman dukes
the original Nerman, or Nerthman. After
spending a short time here, I went te visit
the cathedral, the lefty spire of which was
plainly in Bight. On my way thore I passed
through ene of the eldest and narrowest
streets el this very old city a street only
wide enough for a single roadway. Miny
or the houses had carved, projecting (toots
like theso I had sueu iu Uhoster, Sinews
bury and ethor old Kuglish tewni. in
seme places, inde. d, they nearly oatne
together evor the alreet, and in 0110 place
they weie prepped te keep thorn Irem
falling. Here was a piece of gonuiue an
liiputy. The waves of meJern life bad
tiurgcd aud reared around it, but it had
escaped innovation. As it was in the time
of William thu (Jiiiiipierur, se it remains
te day. I like fiese old streets au I gener
ally bought thetu out. We have new and
showy things uueugu at home ; what I
wauted te sre in Europe was ita old and
venerable things lu menuments of the
past. I seen reached the uathedral, a
noble building, bit, like tlie cathedral et
Antwerp, crowded aud almost hidden by
mean MirreundiugH. ItiaUelhlc, of cuius:,
but is of the llambeyaur order net se
pure a gothie as the church of tit. Ouuti ;
aud the Hime may be slid of thu church
of tit, Macleu, which I afterwards visited.
But I will net weary the readur with arch
itectural criticisms ; lotus outer. A priest
is s lying mass, but no ruattjr , nobody
will mind us, if we koep our hats off.
Wu le k above aud areuu 1 te get the
oil'eot of th.i vast iatorier, which is intan
silled by tin solemu toues of tin ergm
aud the 1 w chant of the niniistrau'.. Wu
cometoa teai'j aud glatuj otrelussly at
the i'utriptleu. Why, whit is this?
With a sliejk of surprisa we re 1 1 th-i mtue
of
Klcuard Cieur de bum
TnN, then, is tli j tomb of t ia li.irole
Richard, the bold crusitler, tin 111 ghty
wanier, the black knight of Scott's Ivn Ivn
hee,aud the here of many a romantic story.
Let us recall the eircurr st icees of his death.
Seme one said of a writer, " It a relief te
have him iuote." I will lolieve my leader
thus by gi7lu. him a few of llu.ui's
euphonious HoutBuetM :
' Itlciiav.l, ac :enip mle.l by Marc idee le 1 lcr
et the liiirlkiuceus, iipprenchud thu ensile let
Chimin in erdiir te survey It; wh u eii'i lle
tranil de Ueiir.lun, mi archiir, took at 11 ut I Im,
mid pin cud his sueiil'ler with au arrow. Tnu
klni', liowevn , itive (ir.l'ri ler the a-mult,
lenk Hie nhi"1 , nut liiii.'ii.l all thu ifirrli hi,
exe'plH mrdii 1, ivue ll id wounded ll in an I
whom hu luseiMid ler 11 mere dillbuintu and
meiuer toletucitioti. Tliuweiin I w.isnetlu
Itaelt.l iniiii-eus, but Uw inuklltultum or tnu
suritueu uiailu It mortal Ilu he rankled lllch-
ntds slieuldur 111 puiil'iit out lliDiinew Him
ani'eiie u'su-d: and tint prlneu was no v
iinsllilu tli it Ills ll'e wu driwlii" towards n
pel led He sent ler Uourilen nnu askud lllui,
iVrut'li, wlut ll iD t uv -r il inn te you te
oblige you In seek my Hie ' ' What have you
doiieio me ."replied u elly tliu pilsenur. 011
killed Willi your own Ilium my tatiiei and
we bretliuis; mid you 111 ten led te luvt liaiiu'
ud inysell t u 11 iieivlu your newur an 1 you
may tiiku roveiyn b liiillctlni; ou me tin
inel MUVMtii teruiHiits; lint I all 111 Oll'lille
theiii all w.th pluiisiire, provided I eiu think
that I have been se li ipny as te rid the world
et sueti a mils mcu.' itleh int. struck with the
roneiiiibleiiujN el tilts reply, nud liuuihlnd hy
the ncarapnre.i -h et duaili, or luru 1 (iiiur leu
lobe set 11' ilheitv, mi I a sum of money le tie
Klven te hliu; hut M ircadee unknown te him,
selfd tin' 11:111 ippy m in, an 1 ll lyu 1 mm alive,
alie tlHvi liange 1 him "
R'char'l here met a man as lien hearted
as hiinseir; aud thus he olesad his roman
tic career iu Apiil, 119!), inthertfty second
year of his age, and his heart is burled iu
thochaueel, between his undiitiful brethers
Henry and Goill'ery, whose ingratitude se
embit'ered the last days of their rejn'
fath'-r, Heury II. , of England Thore are
tjinbs here even eldor than these, 1 saw
the tomb et an uuole of Wm. the Con Cen Con
queror ; and Archbishop Maullus, who
died iti 10n, is buried in the nave. Thore
are also mouutuents of RjIIe and his son
lieng Sword, but I did net soe thorn.
OHier Uliuicliss Tlie tlrett Cluck, i:te.
After leiviug the cathedral, I visited
the old aud magnifljeiit church St. Macleu,
aud the church of Sr. Vice int. Iu the
1 klter I uotiued, nttr.ohed te the columns,
fourteen tabletr, earved iu high relief ami
painted, ropresouuni; the trial of Christ,
his pregnm te calvary, and his crucifixion;
also sime tltie old tapestries, oue of them
dated Kill In my rambles I otme te an
old arch or gateway iu 0110 of the streets,
having en each side an inuuouae dial plate,
The whele is olaberatoly etrved, aud 011
the tin ler surfase of the arch are several
dcep panels obtaining in nltr.ro'i.-ve, nn
allegorical representation of Christ the
Geed Shepherd.' Iu oue ujruer, wlnre the
arch jeliiB the tjwjr, is a drinking foun
tain In honor of Ljuis XV., with a oarv earv
ing abjve ropriseiitupr the legend of
Alpheusand Arethusa. This curious work,
probably ene of the anoent gateways of
the city, is kn 1 wit as Le Perte tt Ui Fon
taine lie la Oretic Jlerhge (tlie Gate and
Fountain of the Great Olejk.)
Ou au inland iu thoeiue, hotwe'iu the
city aud the faubeurg St, Sevar, is a line
statue of Corneillo, who was a native of
Rouen. La Salle, the American explerer,
was a native of this elty, but he Is net
honored with n statue. Thore is, hew.
evor, a flne monumentof Brether La Salle,
a bonevolont priest and founder of a re
ligious order. I should like te speak of
the lilm tie Justice, a line Uothle build
ing, seme of it very old Df the nuoieut
fortifications, new oenvortod Inte mag mag mag
tilflcontbuulevatds of Its public gaidens,
aud ether intore&tiug things ; but I pass
them by, te netice the one thing which of
all ethors I most desired te see which, I
may eay, induced me te break my journey
at Reuen ; 1 mean the fountain and
statue of
" I. a ruoelle,"
the horelo but ill-fnted Jean of Arc. It is
a driukiug fountain, probably thirty feet
high, orewned with n statue of the Maid,
and standing in the market placoef Roueu,
where, en the illst of May, 1431, bIie
perished at the stake. As 1 steed thore
ami recalled the history of the inspired
maiden of Doremy, who, bolievlug liorself
te be divluely called te deliver her bolevod
laud from a foreign yoke, dennod n suit of
nrmer aud led lliourmle.s ei France from
vlotery te victory, till the rightful ruler
was orewned nt Rheitns, as she had me-
dlcted ; as in imagination I pictured this
innocent girl bound te the stake, and the
llorce tlamcs licking her totider limbs like
the tongues of doveiirlug serpents my
heart swelled with shamu and Indignation
that such a dastardly eutrage should have
disgraced the history of England. Illlter
ate, deludcd, fanatleal, perhaps, bIie was
She believed horself le be inspired ; she
thought she heard volcea ealllug her te froe
her bolevod country. Ami why net? Wetalk
of the Inspiration ofpenlus why notef the
Inspiration of patriotism? We talk of rt
"oalltetho ministry;" we nre told of 11
volce that rebuked Paul en his way te
Damascus ; is It utterly lucrodible that
this saintly maldeu, who wearlctl the car
of Ged with her Inperttinlties, wasdlvlnely
eallcd te her licrole work ? At nuy rate
she beheted the was called, nnd It was her
duty te obey. She did ebey : she gave her
llle for her country, and she is fitly en
shrined in the heart of mankind, as n
Christian hcrolne nnd mattjr. As I steed
thore in the tnnrket place of Rotien,
indulging hi these relloetlom, thoeloiiuont
words of DeQuluoey kept sounding In my
cars. Have you read tlictn? They in ty
be found in his admirable essay en ".letti
of Are" an csaay which for beauty, for
pathos, for withering scorn, for sublimity
of thought, for mngulllconce of diction,
stands first, it soems te me, among all the
works of this inttnltable master of style.
Why net quote a portion ? I am sure it Is
far mero ititercetlug them nuy thing that I
cau write.
HeU ilnccy's Tlirllllui; Vml.
"The oxeoutlouor had been directed te
apply his torch from below. He did se.
The fiery smoke rose upwards in billow
ing volumes. A Demluican monk was
thou standing almost at her bide.
Wrapped up iu his subllme oflice he faw
net the danger, but still persisted iu his
prayeis. Even then, when tin last ene
my was racing up the llery stairs te scb.e
her, even nt tliat moment did this noblest
of girls think only for him, the ene friend
llii.t would net forsake her, nud net for
herself ; bidding him with her last breath
te care for his own picstuvatlen, but te
leave her te Ged.
" IJUhep of Beauvals! thy vntim died
in flre upon a scaffold thou upon a down
bed. Hut for the departing minutes of
life, both are oftentimes alike. At the
fatcA'ell crlfiif, when the gates of (loath
are opeuing, nud llcsh is resting from its
struggles, oftentimes the tortured nud ter
tutor have the Fame truce from eatual
tormeut ; both sink together in sleep ;
togcther both, sometimes, klndle iute
dreams. When the rneital mists wero
gatheriug fast upon you two, bishop nnd
shepherd girl when the pavilions of life
were closing up their shadowy curtains
about you let us try, through the gigan
tic glooms, te discipher the llylng features
ej your sepnrate visions.
" The shepherd girl that had dellvercd
France Bhe, from her dungeon, alie, from
her baiting nt the stake, she from her
duel with lire, as she cutcicd her last
dream saw Dercmy, Eaw the fountains
of Doremy, saw the pemps of ferest
in whleh her childhood had wandered.
That Easter festival which man had do de
nlcd te her languishing heart that rcsur
rectien of spring tlme which the darkness
of dungeons had intercepted from her,
hungering after the gloiieus liberty of
forests wero by Ged given back into her
hands as jowela that had been stelen from
her by robbers. With thoae, perhaps,
(for the minutes of dreams can stretch
ihte ages), was given back te her by Ged
the billys of childhood. Hy special privi
lege, for her might be created, in the fare
well dream, a scejud childhood, inueccnt
as the flrat ; but net, like that, sad with
the gloom efa fearful mUsleu in tlin rear.
The mission had new been fulfilled. The
storm was woatherod, the skirts
even of that mighty storm wero
d.awing off. The bleed that she
waa te reciren ler nau eccu ex
acted; the tears thatbhe was te thcd in
secret had been paid te the last. The
hatred te hereelf in all eyes had been faced
steadily, had bceu sutlered, had been sur
vived. And in her last light upeu the
scaffcld she had triumphed gloriously;
victoriously alie had tasted the stings el
death. Fer all, except this oemfort from
her farewell dream, she had died died
amidst the tearsef ten thousand enemies
died amid the drums aud trumpets of
armies died amidst peals redoubling
upeu peals, volleys upon vollejs, from the
saluting clarions of martrys.
"Bishop of He.iuvais I boc.iUHe the guilt
burdeued man is iu dreams haunted and
waylaid by the most frightful of hia crimes,
aud because upon that fluctuating mirror
rising (like the ineckiug mlrrcn of mirage
iu Arabian deserts) from the feus of death
most of all are tetleeted the sweet ceun
teuauces which the man has laid iu ruins;
therefore I knew, bishop, that jeu also
entcriug your dual dream, taw Doremy.
That fountain of which the witnesses
spoke se much, shencd itself te your eyes
iu pure morning dews; but neither dews,
nor the holy dawn,could cleanse away the
bright spots of iuuoceut bleed upeu its
Hiirluce. Uy the fountain you saw a
woman seated, that hid her face.
Hut us you draw near, the woman
raises lier wasted features. Would De De Do
eomy knew them again for the features of
her child? Ah. but neu Uuewu them,
bishop, well. Oh, mercy I what a groan
was that which the servants, waitiug out
side the bishop's dream at his bedside,
heard from his laboring heart, as at this
morueut he turued away from the fountain
and the woman, Beeking rest iu the foreats
afar off 1 Vet net se te escape the woman,
whomeace ngalu he inns, beheld bofero
he dies In the foreats iu which he prays
for pity will he Had a rtspite ? What a
tumult, what a era then I) ir of feet is thore !
In gladea, whure euly wild deer should
run, armies aud nations are siBSembtlng ;
tewering in the iliictua'ting crowd are
phautems that belong te the departed
hours. There is the great English prince,
Rsgent of France. Thore is my Lord of
Winchester, the princely cardinal, that
died nnd made no sign. Thore Is the
bishop of IJeauvais, clinging te the Bhelter
of thickets. What building iu that which
hands se rapid are raising? Is it a martyr's
scaffold? Will they burn the child of
Doremy a second tlme? Ne: It Is is a
tribunal that rises te the clouds ; aud thu
nations stand around it waiting for a trial.
Shall my lord of Ikauvals sit again upon
the judgment scat, nud number again the
hours of the innocent 1 au, no ; no is a
priHoner at the bar. Already all is waitiug ;
the mighty audiouce is gathered, the oeurt
is hurrying te their beats, the wituosses
are arranged, the trumpets are sound
ing, the judge Is taking hiB place. Oh 1
but this is sudden. My lord have you
no oeiiusol ? ' CouueeI I have noue ; in
heaven above, or iu earth boueath, coun ceun coun
seleor there is nene new that would that
would take a btiel fiera me! all nre
silent. ' Is it, indeed, oemo tn this ? Alas,
the tlme is short, the tumult is wondrous,
tlie crowd Htretchcsaway iute infinity, but
yet I will search in it for somebody te take
your b, hf ; I knew of soraebody that will
no your counsel. Who is this that oenioth
from Doremy ; Who is she In bloody cor
onation rebca from Rhelms ? Who Is she
that oemoth with blackencd flesh from
walking the furnaces of Reuen ? This Is
bIie, the shopherd girl, counseller that had
in, no for herself, whom I choeso, bishop,
for veurs. Shu it Is, I ougnge, that shall
take my lord's brief. She it is, bishop,
that would plead for you ; yes, bishop, she
wheu heaven and earth nre silent."
I will net Bpell the offeet of this splendid
passage bp further description, merely re
marking in coneluslou that I left that
evjiiing for Dleppe en my way baek ti
Londen, hi(hy picasml with my visit te
this quaint oil ci , ue 1... 'i..r
Nerman a; . J. Yi ilms Wkstl-vu
MiM.Eit3YJiitE October, 183U.
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clmi, .1. MAUION
HIMS, M. 1), New
Yerk, sins: "I inn con
vinced I'l'el, Daiby's
rrephyhictic Fluid Is
a valuable dlsliilcct
ant." ing our present ul-
IIICllOll Willi CC1U101
Fover wllh decided
advaiitaiie. It Is I11-
illsiiensable te the
sick room.- Wm. F.
bAMreiii), Kyile, Ala.
SCAUI.KTKUVKIt
CUI'.KI).
VAWDUIiniLT llMlVKIISITr, NASIlVILLlt, Teilll.
1 testily te the most excellent iiuiilllieset
l'iet. Darby's l'lophylactle; Fluid. Asudhilii
lectnnl anil deterKentlt Is both theoretically
nnd pructlciilly .superior te any pieparatluu
with whkh 1 mn aciiualnteil.
N. T. Hji-ten, Prof. Chemistry.
DAKIIVS FLUID 16 HECOMM KN I)K1 HV
Hen. ALU-can' 1:11 II, Btui-iibms, et Uoerftln.
Ucv. ciias. F. l)Ki:5is, 1). D., Church et the
Straturers, N. V.
.les. l.KCe.Nn:, Columbia, 1'ref. University,
13. C.
Kev. A. .1. IIattlk. l'rel.. MorcerUnlvcrtlty.
Kev, Oue. F. I'ikkci:, lllnliep M. K. Church.
INDHrK.SHAIU.tiTO KVKKY 110MK.
rurleetly lunuless. Used Internally
en xleriinlly ler Mini erlJeast.
The Fluid has been ihoieuxhly tested, and
we have abundant evidence that It has ilenn
everything bete claimed. Forluller Inferiiin
tlonitutei your Uruu'isia pumphloler sema
le the prupilclera,
J 11. ZKlI.IN.tCO.,
Miiuut'iictitrlnir Cheu-.lsts, I'iiilaubu'I'IA.
Fer sale hy II. II. Cechnin, Druinjlst, 117 mid
1.1'J North Quceu alreeu anH-lyecslA.w
4 Vi:K,.SH.VHHAl'AltIL,l..a.
Aerds Fail.
" Words tall te express my gratitude," si ys
sir. keliiv CARTun, 01 nasuviiie, aenu., "ier
tlie beuullts derived from
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Having been nilllcted nil my llle with ficrol ficrel
nia, my sysiein seeinud saturated with Iu It
c.iiiin out Iu mntchus, Ulcers mid Matltiy
hercs, all ever my bmly." Mr. CarterMaUa
that he wus eutliuly cured' by the use et
A iii'.'s ttiiiHArAiuLLA, nnd since illscenlliiiiH'K
Its ns-j, elidit mouths ai;e, heha4 had no return
el the scioliileus synipletua.
All binelul lufoetleiiH of the b oed nre
piempily loiueved by this iiucu,iuilled ulteru
tlvu. 1'ltKVAIlKD nv
l)r. J. U. Ayer tc Ce., Lewell, Muss,
Sold by all Druggists.
ecUJis-lydJtw
7)K1IUV UAVla'.S fAfN lHt,l.KH, '
ONE BOTTLE
-pr-J
Perry Davis's Pain Killer
MM UIlcu de lVciiJcrsfer a
1V1I0LE FAMILY.
A Purely Voffetablo Modlelno for
Internial aud Bxternal Use.
The Oldest, lleat end meat wldely
known Family Modlelno.
25e. 50c. and $1 per Bettle.
I'medieinh OHEST IN ITSELF.
TRY IT.
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