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AZ he always led a very quiet aud s;ucous itc,


;,,l, j. known Of hi< particular habit, and private
,ra,,,ar,;ons during his residence al Lyons from
1899 10 1916, but it is probable that they were N


ycr, s,,o,. 10 his general bearing from that
;ime to his death. He was thoughtful and re-
,crvcd more s,udiou> of comforting and ASSISTING
rtc poor who surrounded him, thar deSirous OF
catering the rich or courtns their acquaintance


Indeed, he had an absolute dislike 10 them; be-
cause they generally hypocri,cal IN pr9Pofl'h
tc their pre,cnsions politeness and good oIeed,
! ing. In the present state Of society, talsehood
| md Discrimination the very essence OF poT'e
ness. Morality, justice. and the love OF truth were
the principal features OF his private character II


waS VERY moderate in his eating and drinking; bui
particularly dcsrous Of obtaining the best quality
Of every thing free from adul,ersiion. He used to
say lha, half the things We eat and drink are