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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE o

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Diseases Of the Bo,c-
els arising from colds, hcipient Cons"mp-
ton, and for the relief and IF at all posi-
ble) care Of Patients an aiyanced stages OF
the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, Ike the Btiers. may b.
ientiy relied II designed for class of
general ami more fatal than any other 10 Which
the people of this country subject those sprn-ns
from slight cold This eminent authority, Ir BE l.
- viii not that Colts our inhs btsnt-
what the PLAGUE and yellow FEVER Ia those Of
countries but confidently that they usher in
diseases Of greater completely and mortaty than these
latter
further proof of the terrible fatality Of diseases re-
suit from common cola be by a glance a,
the fol owing statistics taken from the records OF the
B,ari of Health OF Philadelphia coufeseiy q the
most healthy ccaltes in the un.ou:
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CisaIicery Sale.


DY VIRTUE Of Decre,al Order OF the Cir
ID Court for the county of Insham, in Chan
Gerry, made on the 9th day of October, A. ID.
1858, in 4 case wherein John W. Phelps is COM
plainant and lIeman A. Lacy and Julia A. Lacy
defendants, !, the subscriber, the Circuit Court
Commissioner for the county of nehanl, State OF
Michigan, will sell at public auction, atthe Court
House in the village of Mason, in said county,
on Saturday the 3Oth day of April next, AT one
o'clock in the afternoon, the lands in said deere
tai order contained, and described as follows, viz;
The north half Of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton nine, 90 in township one tl) north of range
one % east, in the county of Ingham and State
of Michigan, containing eighty acres OF land
Dated March s, 1859.
GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
[n2C3:1w1 h,gham Co, Michigan.
GEO NJ. HUNTINGTON, COmprts Sol'r.
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Particularly adapted :" -
IL 10Th ssres, whlch dese1ss !
PlAIs ESsLIss oil that 70 -
a,y Ia kbo- psr'Ais'ns V -
Geoera,ive dissrdsD-hos en-
tr.c.ed-,b~ infiusncs ths!lv
due upon ulipc and tsty-ls..
ali p~reons oar AVOID thsn' -
IL they are 80 usfortersis = /.
hive con,rar4ed such o'sssss<
how TO enec, . speedy sSe 81
tain cure. Llkssiss, y oorNS
many important hinS 'h's. : !. !.
10 found -ervicssble 70 tso~ :
married life. embracing eve!
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How Thieves ARE MADE during the
past four months Mr. Peter Pouches, silk
dealer e No. r., Walker street, has missed
at various times about 500 worth of sew.
ing silk. which disappeared in most e4.
traOrdinary manner The deficiency at
length became SO serious that he applied to
the police authorities for assistance to detec.
the thief. Elisha ii. Wildey of the detec-
tive force. who was deputed to take charge
of the matter, succeeded in tracing the dis
appearance of the property to boy of IA
years named Robert Turner, in Mr.. Fau-
chess employ. Upon being arrested the
boy stated that IL man named Louis Clark
"a well-known receiver of stolen goods),
who lived next door to him. coaxed and
teazed him to take a pound Of sewing silk
from the store and bring it to him. For
this bundle. which was worth So, Clark
gave him % cents The boy, frightened at
his crime, did not want to steal any more.
but Clark threatened unless he brought
him just what he required he would expose
him 10 Mr. Pouches, and cause his arrest
The little fellow thus intimated, stole sever
al other parcels. and took them to Clark. re-
cciviug for each package % cents.
At length he removed to another part Of
the city to escape his tormentor; but Clark,
Fagan-like, followed him thither. and COM
PEELED him to continue robbng his employ
er for his benefit. Becoming Gallons in
crime by the associations which Clark threw
around him. the boy after while grew
weary of Clark's exactions and fearless OF
his threats Some young thieves now In
PRODUCED him to pedler named Bernard
Miller. living at No. 53 Ludlow street
For him the boy stole about $500 worth of
silk, Miller paying him 10 cents bundle
for it, The accused parties were arrested
by Mr.. Widely yesterday, and the stolen
property found in bundle and carpet bag
which Miller was carrying. Justice Kelly
held Miller in $4,000 bail, Clark in 81 :
600, and committed Turner for examina-
tion-N. Y Tribune.
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subject known in The catalogue 81 human ils, . Wv
real. or other disease, 81 the genital organs
Mawifery, Miscarriage Impo,~nrs and sarsrnee .
mony other topcs, treated with ali the cnss.S.
IhicA their iulportAnr. teinnndsit icing IN ~ .
tI.te sud practical WORK on the Ptysio.ssoa ,s.shS
T. ne nd G.roal. ,r.,.m and will t~ mailed 10 So
srar.,rrs u any tart ~ III. world at The er0sc
,-ice Of 7 WFSTT- FIVE GEMS or Eve eopses 'N "
dollar
acFyTs WANTED 4, every st.,.. county, city ssI r.
ACE in lii. United state, and CsDaGAs.
Dr. REYNOLDS continues ~ dispense BIS n r.. =.
,.resesto .ho.. afflicted with s-cre; Dsssssa viih
-. ,.,s,ss,, anon ,birt, year, Of p~rsons cry
$50. ard ,-,rt,,. Ia h. profession. So5s ssse
treatment h,.lf cured He Away. givss The n<G
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commissioners Notice.

WE the undersigned, having been appointed
w Commissioners upon the Estate of Daniel
G.. Tobias, of the Town of Leroy, InCha'n coun-
ty, Michigan, deceased, for the purpose of allow
ing claims against said estate. Notice is there
fore hereby given. that We will meet for the pur-
pose of auditing accounts against said estate, on
the 9th day of May, and the lth day of July,
and on the Sth day of August, A. D. 1859. be-
tween the hours of o'clock A VI. and O'Clock
2. NJ. of each of said days at the house of Dan
lei G. Tobias, late deceasedl in the Town of L.
ROY, six months being the time allowed bv the
Judge of Probate for presenting claims against
said estate. All persons are therefore hereby
notified, that unless such claims are presented up
on the days above mentioned, they viii be for
ever barred.
Russell BURCHARD,
ln205:iw. JOSEPH WHITCOMB,
March 81, 1889. Commissioners.
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CIlaIlcery sale.

DY virtue of decretal order OF the Circuit
ID Court for the county of lngham, in Chance
~ made tie 9th day OF October, A. ID. ISIS, in
case wherein Ezra Crawford is complainant,
and William Vorce, Celia Norce and Richard X.
Low are defendants, will sell at public auction,
at the Court House in the village of Mason, i'll
said county of Ingham, on the 18th day of May
next, at O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day,
the land in said dccretal order described, or SO
much thereof AS shall be sufficient 10 pay the
amount due the complainant, with interest and
cost, that is to say the south east quarter OF
the north west quarter OF section twenty-five,
(22l in township three 60 north of range two
t2l east, State OF Michigan.
GRIFFIN PADDOCK.
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NOfice 10 the l..,;,I;c,

NOTICE. 10 Tic FUDIIc.
i'ENCINE Liquors, imported from the BOndeC
u Customs Warehouse, al Montreal, can be
had from the tavelin- agent =, Lansing durin.
the session Of the Legislature. Those intendin.
to purchase can judge Of their quality at ei,he
the Columbus House, Benton House, or az Ed
CARS Saloon. Further comment would be un
necessary.
y. B-Prices in keeping with the times.
r. II. ALLISON,
l9sm3 Montreal Agent.
Columbus House, L1nsing, Jan. Il, 50.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

TOR TIE RAPID CURE or
.a.,s. Colds. Influenza. Hoarsenes,
Croup. bronchitis. Incipicnt Consump'
;,on. ana for the relief of ConsumpiiU
PATIENTS in advanced stages Of The
disease.
So vide i the field Of its usefulness and 90 ~
...i- atc the cases of its cures, that slmot
.rv section OF country abounds IN persons lS-
IA known. who have been restored from slanaT
4 oven desperate diseases Of the lungs t!s
e.. When once tired. its superiority over e'er
icr ucoiciic Of L. kind Is too apparent 10 es'als
-cr,a'iau, and where It's virtues are known, ne
lic uo longer hesitate what anhdo'e 10 enpF
p tho distressing aud dang ferrous affections Of te
imou ~ organ, that are incident 10 our cliniif
t.lc many inferior remedies thrust upon w
..u,riiy hayc failed ard been discarded, Us
counted friends ~ every irial, conferred oie'
l the afflicted thev can never forget, anc 20
.ccd cures too numerous and too reinarka1Aeh
forgotten.
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10 " ELL, VI ASS.
X. THAYER, Lansing; j. ". Phelps 70
Mason; Nath. Champ, Onondaes; Branch :
Son, Stockbridge; and all dealers in Aedon
everywhere. Wholesale by Farrand whes'
on, Detroit. ylt
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AYERS
Ague Cure.

49, - -S-@S
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and A,,.
Eemittcnt Fever. Chill Fever. NJ,
Ague, Periodical Headache. ar n:s-
Headache. and Bilious Fevcrs. ;.s.',
Tor the whole class Of diseases o..
Mating in hillary arrangement. CO.
By the Malaria of miasmatic cou,,.:N
No one remedy is louder called for ~ =.
necessities of the American people tia, @
and safe cure for Fever and Agre. So
remedy we are now enabled 10 offer WI
perfect certainty that il VIII eradicate ,ba =
ease. and with assurance. founded on -
thar no harm can arise from its Use IL - -
quantity.
That which protects from or prevents Il.
disorder must be of immense service !, ~
communities where il prevails. Prrr,.,:,'
better than cure, for the patient escsnrs -
risk which h. must run in yiolcn; a.,,.t. -
this baleful di>,cmpcr. This ..Crns" 60.
the miaSmatic poison of FEVER Am ,f,s
from the system and prevents the dsvsl,.
mcnt Of the disease. If taken on the in.
preach Of It's prcmon;tory symn,ors H..
not only the best remedy ever vet dis,orN.'s
for this class Of complaints. bu, als, -
cheapest. The large quantity We SUNNY 8.
dollar brings il within the reach ~ cx'..
BODY; and IN bilious districts. where rr,v.
,vn AGvE prevails. every body should haye !,
and use il freely both for cure and pru,er,;c,
Ii is hoped this price Will place it within n.
reach of ul-thc poor rs well as the rieh A
great superiority Of this remedy over v,r
other ever discovered for the speedy and CO.,
tain cure Of Intcrmittents is. that i, CONTAIN.
no Cuinine or mineral. consequently il NM.
duccS no quinism or other injurious o.ia.,
whatever upon the constitution. Those c,,,ea
by il are left aS healthy as if they had new,
| had the disease.
Fever and AGuc is not alone the conseaucnc.
II the miasmatic poison. \ great variety a
| disorders au>c from H. irritation, among wh.A
AZ Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Coat. Headach.
| Blindness. Toothachc. EaraChe. Catarrh. Ash.
ma. palpltation. Painful Affection q. N,
| spleen. Mysteries. Pam in the Bowels. Colr
| Paralysis. and arrangement of the STOMACH
| al Of which. when originating in this eau.e
pat on the intermittent type. or become period
| cal. This "CURE" cNpels the poison !rou
nc blood. and consequently cures them a.
| dixie. Ii j. an invaluable protection 10 insns
rants and persons travelling or ;cmporarl,
| siding in the malari0ns districts. Ii takea
| OCCASIONALLY or daily while exposed 10 the in.
lection. that viii he cXcreted from the sy>isrl.
| and cannot accumulate in suiiicicn. quantity
/ "a lipCn into d scase. Hence il is even more
valuable for protection tEan cure. and Few wi.
.vcr suffer- from lntcunittents. II they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy At.
! lords.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCENEul.
JUST PUBLIS ED!

A NEW WoEE srfsSDIpLy mLrsTkATED WITH nAb
RATE KxGKAvISGs) or sEAELy 80 PAGES : nh -
WORK ON DIszAsEs ov rHs SkS rAL ORGANS Uh ~.
DUCED 10 rHs PUBLIC, spK kEf>oLi's hsbicAls.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOa ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY pNrsIc

are % composed that disease within the rance q
heir action can rarely Withstand or .,adc then
HER penetrating properties search. and cesus
.ud ln,ig0ratc every portion of the human organ.
ism. correcting its diseased action. and restoring
IL, healthy ,itaiitcs. A. consequence Of thee
properties. the invalid who is bowed down With
pain or physical debility is astonished TO find hs
health or energy restored by remedy al once >
.iaIrio and inviting.
Not ouly do the, cure the everyday complaint,
{ every lody, hut also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named
leased e. fun ish gtati, nv American Almara,,
.ut4iIifc certificates of th,ir cures and dEccuo.s
-lr their use IN the following complaints Cosfue
r,s. Uca3isDH. Hcadaohe 0T,sis.g from disoId,rss
>foua,h. Nd.cta. Indigestion. I'diH ',' and Gori's
frsrfiaY of he HOirrs. FaafHicHcy. Lass ~ Aye
rita. .Iaa.d..e. and other kindred complaints
sing from low state Of tie body ~ obsirutioa
.;- functions.
ID DO, BE- put off ly unprinciPled Dealers viiA
r.c other llli they make more prob; on A,l
r AlLI's PMS. AID take nothing else.
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CAkEN Up

CAkEN Up
DY THE SUBSCRIBER, on the 10Th inst, =
ID Brown Mule, about four years old. He Is il
good condtion, and is pretty nice animal
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
ROBERT REECE-
lansing. Sd ward. March Il, 80 [n20i:-w
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80 CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

- Dr.. KeTnott's residence, Detroit. En-
trance 20 Dispensary, No. II Congress street;
entrance TO Office, Grswold street fret door from.
Congress.
DR.. Kermo,t willalsO visit Onondaga the llth,
Eaton Rapids the 18th. and Mason the 18th Of
every month. lZe
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MAhhlAIE ullDE - l VI NJ - uhEAl
PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK: THE POCKET
ESCULAPIUS, Or Every one his own Doctor.
by WN YoCNG. VI. D. 1t is written in plain Ian
-uase for the ca1eral reader, and is illustrated
with upwards q 100 eugravings. All young
married people. those contemplating marriage
and having the east impeachment to married life
should read this book. 1t discloses secrets tha;
every one shout be acquainted with; still, It'll d
book that must &c kept locked up, and not lie
abou, the house. II will be sent 20 any one or
the receipt of twenty-five cents. Address DR.,
WM. YOUNG, l56 Spruce street, above Fourth.
Philadelphia p. lo0yl
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Esze. j. We. kEssWOTT.
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,

month, for the purpose of meeting patients al
iicted with Chronic or Lingering Diseases.
RoonsS az tie Lansing UouSe
Dr.. kerrnott has in his possession certificates
from, aud i permitted 10 refer TO hundreds Of
gentlemen of high standing and responsibility,
in Detroit, London, Toronto, and other cities and
towns, who, having been reduced to the border
Of the grave from Liver Complaints Dyspepsia,
aud other diseases and having tried in vain their
physician prescriptions, and most Of the quack
uO-trums for the cure Of those diseases, are now,
from the Use OF his Vegetable Medicines, In the
enjoyment Of perfect health.
DR.. kermott has, in the cities Of London and
Detroit during the last seven wears, administered
The different remedial agents OF the Vegetable
Kingdom 10 thousands OF patients, in almost ev-
cry variety of disease, ~th unparalleled success.
His medicines exclusively vegetable, and such
are safe ami eificacioUs in the cure OF disease,
Without entailing on the patient any Of those
mi-erie- experienced from mineral po-ons.
Chronic or Lingering Diseases of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, and Scr0tua Cancers, all impuri-
lies Of the blood, and all disease Of Women and
Children, treated successfully.
Dr.. hermott ha- had great experience in dis
ease Of the Chest and Nervous System, curing
sundre2s of eases pronounced iHcurable by other
uhysicaue
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4 Planning Machine

4 Plainin: Machine
and can fill all bills of work and material for the
entire finishing Of houses. All common sizes OF
Pine and WhitewoOd Doors for sale low
Those in want of houses or building uatoria
will do well to give me call, FOR am bound Il
compete with all competition, let the price be
what it NAV. All kinds produce and occasion
ally horse, wagon, watch, or good cash note
taken in part pay for building or Houses auc
Lots. {. G. DODGE.
Lansing, January !. 1852 ig6
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Is IL ksa.N IL
AND LUMBER YhnD.
7 HAVE on hand and for sale, a large and vel
/ selected stock of

PIN Z l. Il " b K r,
Embracing all the different ihchncsses and quail
tiles in general use. 4 large 10: of Sized Board
for Gothic houses and barns ANY amount o
first, second and common inch. iHch ana a fourth
flooring, which offer very los foF cash.
Also, 300, 0Je fret Of Sca1ttlia and Joists,
of all lengths and sizes, Root Boards, Board and
Stick Lath. 100000 choice Shaved pine Shin
gle. A large amount Of Ilewct Timber. Bas-
and Whitewood Lumber, Ash and Eastwood
Flooring.
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offer to the public by far the largest and mos,
complete assortment OF
FURNITURE. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES,
Looking Glassee, WILLOW Ware, dc.
That can be found west Of New York city, all Of
which was selected with the greatest care, and
with particular reference to the Material, Manu-
'ac,ure, Quality, Style, Fashion and Price.
- The same will be sold at - per cent. less
han ever offered in Detroit. IL
Paror, Dining, Bedroom. Library and Office
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GRIFFIN PADDOCK,

Circuit Court Commissioner.
III. L. HENDERSON, Sol'r for Com. 1w206
Dated Mason. warch -. 1859.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-05-14

FLEuvE EFT LEvEEs.- LIE f1euve a monte
enormement eette semaine, ct toute la cote
a passe par une vive alerte. Mercredi matin,
Peau debordait en- plusieurs endroits sur les
levees. Hest juste de reconnaitre que, s'ils
sly sont pris un peu tard, les habitants rive
rains ont deploye une grande energie. Aussi-
tot l'alarme donn6e, de toutes parts les Sc
cours sont arrives,-hommes charrettes, ou-
tils, planches, bagasse, ct les travaux ont etc
executes avec habilete ct precision. Bien
certainement une waste RUNE a etc prevenue
par ces promptes measures. D'apres le te-
moignage des plus anciens habitants. le feuye
depassait les marques de 1858 ct 1928. La
malveillance sen melait ct rendait le feau
plus menacant encore. En- effet, il est avere
qu'on coupe deliberement les levees. La le-
wee de Milliken's Bend etc coupee pres de
Vicksburg la levee de pAnse du Bonnet
Care a etc coupee; on tente de couper Ia
levee Rehabilitation Webb ct Broaddus, dams
la mutt de mardi a mercredi. II faut done
reparer les breches, combler les trous, haus-
ser les digues, ct WELLER jour ct nuit.-Au-
dessous de nous, le peril etc terrible aussi
La levee de la plantation Holiday await ce-
de NJ. Devezin, peconome de NJ. Soniat,
sen est apercu q temps ct a refoule leau.
(Neschace6e.)
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LES ETATs.UNIs EFT LIE MEX1QUE.

Nous apprenons par une depeche teegraphique
de Washington, en- date du de ce mois, ct trans.
mise par NJ McLane, la confirmation des avis recus
par e Tennessee relatiyement aux derniers ct trop
deplorables eyenements qui ont eu lieu Mexico.
En- face de ce fait, NJ. Buchanan dd, Immediate
ment, donner pordre d'augmenter nos forces mari
times dams lie Collie et peu des instructions Sc
ront envoyees NJ. McLane ainsi qu'aux comman.
dants de notre escadre, atm de proteger, cote que
coite, les citoyens amercains residant au Mexique
LIE minstre anglais a Washington declare que NJ.
Otway, consul anglais a Mexico, agi de sa propre
autorite simon contre les instructions positives de
son gouvernemeut Ell repoussant la requete du con-
sui AMERICAN, NJ Black tendanta obtenr la protec-
ton des ctoyens americans ct de leurs prophecies
Mexico, ct en- donnant son appui au parti Mira
mon.
administration, dams les d6peches qu'ele Sc pro-
pose de transnettre N. McLane s'engage, dit-on,
asoutenir, par son influence, par ses armes meme,
sill en- est besoin, le gouvernement du president
Juarez.
Les steamers Water Witch ct Fulton wont, sous
peu, driger sur Veracruz pour proteger les inte
rets americans.
Nous ne pouvons qu'applaudr latitude 6ner-
gque que Went de prendre, encore fois, lie pre-
sident Buchanan. LIE passe de notle premier Ma
gistrat he nous fasat aucun doute quaint la posi-
ton quill assumerait, alors que les iuter6ts amer-
Gains ct Ihonneur national sont en- jeu. Une fois
de plus, il prouvera, nous avons la ferme convic-
tion, qu'on ne s'attaque pas impunement aux plus
cheres prerogatives dun grand peuple CONNIE le
notre-Courr;er de la Louisiana.
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FATAL1Te LIE Journal ae Assne recoit
IA Pipnicnurt Icantnn de Nenchatel. I des de-

FATAL1re. lie Journal ae z Aisne recoit
de Pignicourt Icanton de Neuchatel, des de-
tails aasea dranaatiques sur un fait qui Went
de Sc passer dams cette commune. lie s jan
.vier dernier, jour des Rois, trois jeunes gems
denx freres ct un do leurs amis, jouaient
f soir aox eartes az coin du feu, dams la
lIiaison de l'un d'eux Aprss quelquea. par
ties, il vint'a un des joueurs ID bizarre faItai-
aiie d'interroger Il sort par u vote des cartes
Ell do iouer leearte, ct au dernier restant.
quel serait oelui des trois qui mourrait le pre-
mier. Le plus jeune s'opposait vivement d
ce que Ton tentat ainsi le hasard mais, mal-
gre lui, les deux antres s'attablerent ct co.
menceront leur paraie de mort la premiere
partie fut perdue par le plus sAge, qui est mort
le 16 fevrier Le plus ieune, ee1ui qul await
d,abord refuse de jjouer, perdit IA seconde, ct
mourat dix jours apras son feres, le 26 fe-
yrier. L.es dernier restant sa 1ecarte, celui
qui aurait dl,, ee semble, survive, frappe
peut-etre plus viivement que les autres de Ia
fatale prediction, est mort le premier de tous,
le rs anYier. lis etaient ages de 20, % ct
s3 alIs. On nous athrne rezactitude de
cette lugubre historic, qni RESEMBLE q une
legende fantastique on ! IN seve de roman
oiier alienaad ss.asss g. -z*=sas.. ].