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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29тn, 1904.

PARIS, 23rd August.

A DEAD-HOUSE STORY.

The Morgue-whose removal is once more af reported-is still the most popular "lion the city with English and American tourists. This ad refuge receives on un averace one pensioaners daily. Of the 365 admittel during a year about 240 are men, 50 women, and children. Suicide brings some 70, and accidents 1:20 bodies. During the last years, only two unexpected resurrections have occurred. One of the survivors related his torville and simple story as follows:-At the age of twenty he was afflicted with a nervous disisise, resulting efter IT IS A SPLENDID ACCOMPANIST. in syncope. Ons day he went to the Champ de Mars to witness the valebration of come fete, and overcome by the heat, the oxcitement of the fireworks, &c., ho fainted. Transported to a IT MAKES ENTERTAINING VERY neighboring chemist's shop, a passing physi vian felt his pulse, applied the ear to his chest, shook his head, pronounced the opinion he dout and signing the certificate to that effact, diated the body to be taken to the Morg; Ho remembered All this the pations beard. nothing more at the time; and sense returning. ho opened his eyes, and found the place where he was as dark us Erebus, Seon he felt the jey coldness of the situation-ami with cause for he was extended naked on sloping marble slab, with a current of water trickling over it He put ont. Els and his neighbour was corpse, the companion on his other side was. as Mr. Mantalini would say, "a dem'd moist, unpleasant body.". At once he recollected the doctor's directions-he was aware he was in the Morgue-he sercumed, but echo was the only

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covered in almost every direction. By the aid of good telescopes, the Pantheon of Paris is dis- tinctly visible from it. After this, the best views are to be had from the site callod The platicres, to be mot with at intervals. localities best worth a visit are Mont Tsy, and the Nid de l'Aigle, the Vallée de la Salle. la Rocher des Deux-Sours, hard by which is the curious Rocher de St. Germain, where the stones are nearly all crystallised. In Gorge et le Vallon d'Apremont, containing some of the most picturesque scenery in the forest, some very fine old trees, and the Curerne des Brigands dug out accutury ago by a robber named Thissfor and his hand, who were then the terror of the cavions; l'Hermitage de Franchard, buried midst roux and wants, in a spot having the aspect of a desert. although once thesite of a famous and flourishing monstery founded by Philippo Angust. Here is the celebrated dripping rock, La Roche qui pleure, which the vulvar once thonght yielded. wator of sovereign virtuo in the care of diseases. Pilgrimages were made to it, but its superstitious associations have long since vanished, the mon- stry was suppressed by the Son King. Louis XIV. on account of the monks having from time Croix in Grand Vanene, marked by an abalisk. to time been murdorsed by bands of robbers. La receives its name from the legend of the spectral back huntsman, who was supposed to luunt the forest; it is said he appeared to Ilmari FV, shortly before hisssassination. There are many more splendid Historical spots in tiss forest,

though those described above ure tile principal

attractions. The Palaco is well known to all It is the French tourists or ought to be. Hampton Cone,

A LOVER'S SCHEME.

THOUGHT SHE'D GO MAD.

BECAUSE OF HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, AND INSOMNIA.

NOW CURED BY BILE REANS.

The trying conditions under which people in hot countries live put a heavy strain upon the delicate organs of the human system, from the derangement of which, arise many of the most troublesome ailments to which mankind is heir. For this reason Chas. Forde's Bile Koans are really a great boon. Bilionsnes, dizziness, headaches, pulpitation, sleeplessuess. anemis; weakness, nervous troubles, kidney disease, malaria, heat, fag, loss of appetite, indiges- tion, constipation, and many other als die, are due solely to disorder of the liver and digestivo organs, which are the most suscop

There is vo tible to climatie influences. medicine in existence that can at all compare

those organs and that explains why they are with Bile Beans as a tonic and restorative of now recognised throughout the civilised world as an absolutely peerless remedy for those pain- the liver and digestive organs. Mrs. H; A. ful ailments arking from defective action of Quinnell, of 83, Goods Station Rd, Tun- bridge Wells, Kent, England, speaking to a newspaper reporter who interviewed her, said:

Every morning when I got up I used to have awful pins in the back, between the shoulders,

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seriuss the tap and through the back of my herd 16 KRUSE & CO., CONNAUGHT HOUSE.

i could hardly see, and beesme sa dizzy that I actually felt afraid to cade down-stairs. The puia used to remain all day, and by night I would be quite word out and helpless. As for getting any shep, it was often quite out of the question. I wonder I did not go out of my mind. I often thought I should do so, and many times my sufforings were so great that I cou have done away with myself."

I was attended by doctors on and off for be full 15 years of my illuese, and hast so many that 1 cannot remember them all. I tried all sorts of medicine without result. I was also an outpatient for several months at a Homeopathic Hospital, hat derived no benefit whatever from the treatment. One day about. a year ago a pamphlet was left in our letter- Madanio B., married woman, but separated box which contained an account of a case pro- from her husband, was greatly distressed oncisely like mine that Bile Beans bad cured, so receiving fortwell letter a few days ago while I decided to try them at once. There was in Normandy from her former lover, forming obvious improvement almost from the first. My pains decreased in duration and intensity, her that since she was determined never to

and I rose in the morning refreshed and roady return, he had hanged himself in the very room where they had lived like two doves up to a few for my day's duties. Thus encouraged I cou

tinued with the course netil I was completely months ago. The blow was too much for hør: she at once took the first train for Paris. Onsured, and there is no doubt that Bile Bouss arriving at the Gare St. Lazare she immediately alone have cured us. proceeded to the police station, sliere she accompanied one of the offices to the domicile of her lover. As soon as the door was opened she uttered a terrible scream and fainted. A body was hunging from the ceiling. It was not, however, that of her lover, bat of a manuškin. Just then the real lover arrive on the scenes, fell at his mistress's feet, and asked her forgive 11089. As soon as she bad recovered from her Swoon, they went off arm in arm, swearing eternal fidelity. As well that ends well.

BAD WATER. As officia! notice has been issuer calling" the attention of Parisians to the water question, and After a while a policeman was a they have been requested to boil their drinking finated to the spot, and threw the light of his water, owing to several cases of typhoid fecar lantern through the grating. For a month. having been reported, from tas artesin wells, subsequently, the "ensaut" was laid up with from which a good proportion of the householt. brain favor-langing between life and death-pply is drawn. This further inconvenimo Tnt on recovery found that his nervousness ladis being complied with. though the citizens heen carried off by the fever. The building have actually very little water to boil-so con- Every effort is stands at the very extremity of the Isis dilerably short is the supply. la Cité, behind Notre Dame; this is the place in being made to prevent the latter becoming which the bodies of unknown persons who have contaminated. met with accidental or other deaths are deposited for three days. They are lait upon inclined slabs of black marble, twelve in number, open to the inspection of the public, in order that they may be recognised by those interested in their fate. Their clothes are hung up near them as additiount means of recognition. If not claimed, they are buried at the public expen61). The bodion are separated from the public by glass screens. The hospitality of the Morgue is sought for by those whose cunds have hoon unhinged by political events, as well as by the thousand able to prove employment. The register kept in the grim dharnel house also shows that more than one unwilling longer les been brought home on a stretcher. as the victim of some fatal quarrel. The roof of the large hall is hung with the clothing of the unclaimed dead, whose photographs are exhibited in a frame which is sasponded at the entrance and whose descriptions are given in detail. There is the lowered cotton waistcoat of the countrymas, made for his father or grandfather, and worn by its last owner on bolidays, until be came to Paris dressed in his bost, and either fell under the knife of some scoundrel, whose cupidity had been aroused by a sight of the peasant's savinga, or, able to find employment in Paris, considered to be paved in gold and silver by all provincials, put an end to his life. Further on, the black-knitted shawl in which the young onvrière workgirl deserted by her betrayer in the hour of need shrouded her

· [9150 hend before jamping in the Seine. Clothes of

gamblers also tell thoir evi sad tales.

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was found dressed in this course canvas sick which is marked and ticketed to correspond with the remarks entered by the registar on his books. One large room is devoted to storing up the things which have been left as last legacy to humanity by the dead. As may be readily story bes hidden among the bundles which are contained in the canvas sacks. When a crime is suspected the bundles which are ranged methodically on shelves are kept as long as possible; while the clothes of the suicido with those of

persons who have died from actura) causes are sold by auction, overy twelve months. In cupboards running round the room, where the spoils of the dead are stowed away, are caps hate, &., &c. Rage au tatters of beggars are burned every fortnight, after being speared with turpentine; this gets rid of fatiù obours, and prevents the spread of vermin. The present Morgue will be frausforred to another part of the city as soon as a conveniout building can be found; let us hops by then it will have ceased to be a place of public curiosity.

A FOREST FIKA

The Fontaineblean fire is still raging, though not so fiercely as a week ago. The conflagration has proved a much more serious one thar was thought as many as one thousand acres have been ruined, despite the incessant work of the 3,000 soldiers who have been trying night and day to extinguish the flames by digging Leeches and cutting down trees. By so doing they hars succeeded in confining destruction to a limited aroa. No one could have worked harder thanthese soldiers, who appear as so many Reinons viewed through the thick smoko. Several accidents have unfortunately taken place, not altogether surprising. Water cannot be obtained, so this troops have had to beat out the flames, not an easy task. The forest of Fontainebleau is as magnificent as it is exten- sive, covering 65,000 acres, The town is four miles away from where the fire is raging, and a the latter is next le extinguished, no fears are entertained as to its sifety; for all that it had a narrow escape. La Ferelle Fontainebleau, the scene oftheconflagration, is visited by thousands of Parisians and others every Sunday: It pays the railway companies to run excursions to the spot. The historical forest is 64 zules in circuit. Perhaps, no forent presents such a variety of picturesque views; rocks, ravines, valleys, plains-all are found here; the woods abound in every variety of tree; the meadows, laws, and cliffs pre-cut every species of plant The finest point of view in the whole forest is from the Fort de l'Empereur, a belvedere, about a mile from the town, from which an extent of nearly forty miles is dis-

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