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ST14 AlS OF NAPOLEON IL
'!s seU h eLa 'e Resume cmail.
_.me.t lis s'.. sU* epm stu..
IRtmes w eas lest of Intense ezd-S.
S sdet a tow days ago, because La Omulo
•i hed a few lines to this effect:
"he Tomb d the Invalids is empty.
U remains of the Emperor Napoleon I
Shere been stolen by emcrilegious bans,
' smatredo os the four winds.
"nor has sno a profeanation been so
aml- When did It take place?
Saw Ism it less prvn ,ve
Ig'erb immdiately repled that the
tory was a hoax and related an inter
whw with Gen. &umpt, governor of the
Invalidei . He has guarded the tomb of
"s Emperor for the past nine years and
etares the story false in every detail.
"In the Arst place," sid the old hero,
iblore robbers could enter the rypt,
iy must have overthrown a marble al
bIds and hroken two brome doors
=over of the cofn is porphyry, and
'4,000 pounds. I is fastened by
trease hinges, and to raise this immense
Mack at least hfeen workmen would be
ebliged to labor for days, not with simple
.ol., but with complicated ra-olding,
pulleys,rope and the like. inoe Napo.
wasr buried in the Invalid.e not a
workman has entered the crypt. Even
liing the Commune not an attempt was
made to violate the emperor's tomb.
Napoleon's ashes repose on the banks of
e Seine, in the midst at the French
people he so much loved."
After this interview the French nation
*a s tisfied that snce May 7, 181.,
when the body of the emperor wau placed
iL the marble sarcophagus, in the presence
of Napoleon III, Prince Jeromne and the
dignitarie of state, "not a workman had
entered the crypt."
The belief of the Frencarh was idly
dmken when La Gsulois, not willing to
be accused c ho ing the public,an.
ano anmed tie existence of documents
ng its stament. A personage who
a a onspicuous role in the adminLs
atlon sent this journal the duplicate of
see $17' Important documents. From
ns it is discovered that Napoleon III
apponted a secret commission, charged
wih accounting for tie absence at the
ashes Napoleon 1. at the moment o
the colln in the chapel 8t.
a, that N trechal Vaillant pre
asated to Napoleon III, April 27, 1861, a
report proving the ahuence of the ashes!
The Osulois added that the original copy
ot this confidental affair was placed in
the hands of the trand chancellor of the
egion of Honor. but, as the archives of
te chancellerle were burnt during the
Commune, no one had heard of the mys
riousr documents.
While these searches are made, I re
member a conversation I had some time
ao with a friend of Emperor Napoleon
II aid he: --When the emperor's re
maim Phall be removed from Chiselhurst
o Far.hborough, you will hear something
curious with reference to the ashes
1pob I." Then he told me a klng
~lry, pledging me to secrecy until the
proper time should come for the revels
l..n et these facts.
*During the last two years of his
udign" sid my informant. "Napoleon
mI became a fervent disciple of spiritual
gm. When he first thought of war with
Phsa he went incognito to the Invalide
ry day and there invoked the spirit of
e great conqueror. When he took
eummand of his troops, he wishbed to have
sam tangible relic of his hero beside him.
something that would compel the spirit
of the Napoleon to answer his call. By
sealth, at night, the ashes of Napoleon
m taken from the Invalides. placed in
a portable box, and Gen. Fleury and I
wre the oely ones who knew that the
lqueror of Jena accompanied his
aphew in all the battlesof the Franco
russian war. One of the causes of the
dimter at Sedan was the fact that in
moving the emperor's baggage the fetich
had gone astray. Disheartened because
o this calamity, Napoleon hurrendered at
Moe. Afterwards it was found that the
a so dear to Napoleon III, had passed
Me Belgian frontier, and from there was
sat to England. I know it was the em
's wish that this fetich should be
dbeside him, and feel confident that
lapoleon I now lies at Chlinelhurst."
,aroness Althes Salvador's Paris lAtter
Is New York Mail and Express.
OAM of the late Pastims.
Oe of the most interesting of the so
cIlled "patimes," which have of late
beenm ntroduced into the home circle
nder the name of art, is that of model
Ig in wax. It is not only intersting
ad amusing; it is instructive. A pound
d wax will keep a large family quiet and
Mbuy for a whole evening, and aside from
ie often curious results of the two or
hree hours' work. there has been gained
a idea of anatomy which the workers
were quite unaware of. It is easier to
model a head, such as it is, in wax, than
to make a drawing; the light and shade
b made with every pressure and there is
tng hat, so that it is a more proll
medium than charoal and paper. At
6A the amateur poduces a rather
aehaie object, but durig the evening,
ater he has had a little facility added to
is hand, he will discovr that he has
been more of an observer than he was
emmelou of. He will also glance up
fbrm his work and look at some member
d the family to loat the ear, or eye, or
, and so by de s he onsructs a
mly good head and I. a week's time is
lb obtaina ilk aes of some m
hper tie family. so, lttle by little, the
a-sl ma lato te shopand homa
Ib Is by tMis we asl he able to
AM mor iremwt to higher and mor
rt ami the observer who has
the was at home will be bettr
Sto p jassu on a pleo a
thu b a ew bfo hie
Mt l b at n g
i the . TO Gloabe, a
I.ysealed bMale att wils w
A iT eshamed kesm the Romna oemse
y atf iI.mlp, er Arles, and ib
semg e wen amalymsi by aurtheo, theh
k eios Mineoh ehmM st. The Mal
to shows ha te e a had r Pea r a
Mages sh er ntined 41 4* pe
-ass t alobol.-Wer York Tribes.
a so t r at a th eaob arI e lw hot
-Nao at dud slamona the
seler, ware tlan that
Is suhbba a t i TM
olIn aa *sinoU3,
y bU h"T"d5(CbL)
m lnshaeas fewn a rmsi.
According to onm the French eholai
al journals a plant belonging to the let
toes tribe, technically known as sosachs
oleraceus, and common on the wayi.d
and among dry rubbish heaps in Franse,
has been found to yield, in fair propor
tion, a very goo dquality d caoutohou.
To this end, the plants are eped in car
bon biwlphide and afterward boiled in
aklohol and causie potash. About 4.3
per ent. of the weight is thus obtained
as caotchou.--Chicago Times.
A Frenchman says: When your friend
laughs, it is for him to tell you the cause
of his merriment; when your friend
cries, it is for you to ascertain the reaso
of his grief.
Northern Pacific
Railroad Company.
LAND DEPARTMENT.
aT. PAUL, MnxW., 8sep. 3.1*7.
To whom it may earn.e :
Nties is Ley gives that the Norther. Peelie
Railroad omay elaims ttlL from tlhe United
atw auder t charter to all leads withis Its
idmniy limit, for which said emp.na has sie
selectio lists l the oes os of the rn and
rei Uvers of n United sates land ls the
oa"sa of Wlsecssll, M esot and Oreges, and
the territories .t Dakota. Mnaaa. Idaho and
Wahti ; and that said company will resist Ia
the laddpa uto aned in the courts, ear
asmy and alpersena s alm itle e an
ay petles id sale a lad, and that said
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. Npoauo0 of Isaynfo said osMelted Ld O*ept.
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Ta recenta ruling sad order of thb seretary of
the l teirtr Is ot sas. It s eotrary to the sai
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relw.a to the et matter. The railroad eom
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CHAS. B. LAMBORN,
Amas McNAueurr. Laud Commissier..
Coeusel.
WM. W. CRAPO,
PIUNT, UIONISAUN.
Bulls I Bulls !!
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TO RANCHMEN.
We have one car load of
FINE YEARLING BULLS,
Fit for servioe,whicb we will ll l ery
low. These Bulls have been out door
raleed, have the free use of peature,
bence are very hardy and to just the
condition to turn on the range. Will
deliver the smae at any raIlroad seta
tion at prices to defy competition.
Address.
John W. Fester, Manager,
wasrts Creek, M.kLgas.
FOR SALE I
--A LOT OF CHOICE
THOROUGHBPED REGISTERED
SHORT HORN
-AND -
TO BE SOLD FOR WHAT THEY
WILL BRING as I am going out of
the business.
Apply for pedigree and prices to
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UPIRITWOOD. DAK,
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LEWI8 BAKER,
St. Psul, Mluneeota
fak NUar 9wK eia, pries 60
Ma k 6 rt 6 * y yeatle wkcribr of
U. EVIlLY *NIY fre.
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%14 sk l 1s3a OS., Omah., Nob.
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Cure of Chreae, Nervous aad
: aSpdeel DI..me.
The Old Reable Spciallat of many year super
les.. theats with wonderful aecem all LUNG.
THROAT. CANCSIt. PILL, FISTOLA. RUP*
TURK eared wsMet IMIVI OR CAUTHTIC.
Tsset a em ofl T Threat. Lang. Nmerv sad
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Sr trweatmen Iof ar Private or Blood dissessa sa
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RUrPU eausl without pain or hladerage
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AII1 B Dy this treatumen a preo lovoly
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ou Prraie, General Debility, SBe.plesnes.
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lunmatlie sad Ulerati. Falling and Displace
m s.dpla weknem, Kidney uplalats and
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SIIJ M r ulll alems of the Eeids or
Ss a r eart hodne, luave.se o the
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Abaeos, Dlmoss o Visles of eas or both eyes,ad
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sltingl or earing noises, rhiakened Drum, etc.
u *bility, Bprrmatorrh.a. tminal
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Laslitde, Llaguor, Gloomislm, Depreslan of
spirits. Averlsic to sooety. Easily Discouraged,
Lack of e,,ldenae. Dull. Listless. Unit for udy
or business, sad ndy Uloe a burden, sally pear
man and privalel cured,
BLOOD AND SKI Diseases, syphil-
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RIVAIT DISAUSESe . "
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