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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-03

~ A new mineral has been dis
covered in Chill containing 10 per
cent of Iodine. A cargo of it will
represent a fortune.
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AT ONLY rs CENTS.

in Coal Oil can now procure Of the
4 undersigned Choice Coal Oil--in barreis-at
he low price Of 75 cents per gallon.
uay2G JOSHUA BEAL.
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Referring to the above notice, request those
knowing th mseIves to be indebted TO Messrs.
Dalsheimer, Simon 90 to call upon me at once,
as am instructed to close their business as soon
as possible JAMES o FUQUA.
Office on Laurel, between Third and Church
streets. jun&2-lm
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For SALE.

NFAgNoLIA SPRINGS PLANTATION - 100
IVL acres land, SO Gle red good improvements,
II mile from Morgan's Store
BAT acres of land on the Amite, 10 miles rom
New o,leans good steamboat navigation, upwards
Of 200 acres Of which ID cypress swamp.
100 acres choice aluval lands on tho Mississippi,
east Bank, about ~ miles above Baton Rouge no
improvements. .
$40 acres Of land nsar Greenwel Springs; no
improvements. 49,.
100 acres land Ia miles eastward OF Baton
Rouge, on the Amitc river good steamboat nayi-
eation to New Orleans.
Town Property.
Two houses, with extensive grounds, In the cen
tire OF the town. an,
one dwelling east Of the State House, with B or
rooms -
one dwelling in the lower part of the city, with
extensive grounds. ,,.s
The be 4utlfu residence adjoining the so'csiied
Governors Mansion, q short distance below the
State House.
In Spanish Town, in Catfish Town, and In the
central portion of the city.
For Rent. sG#
A handsome residence with 8 large rooms, near
the State Eonse.
A house with large rooms near the lower saw
mill. w. w MchAlN, 9#s
mayD Real Estate Broker, Central House.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

NNyE have on hai d small lot Of FLOORING
w aud WEATHERB0ARDING, and can fill
orders for any description Of Pine Lumber.
mayl7 TANsEY q ROBERTS.
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@1 BOO PER YEAR,-ws want

81 300 PER YEA 1--WE want
Agents everywhere to sell our IMPROVED $40 Sew
Ing Machines Three new kinds Under and up
per feed. Sent on ial. Warranted 1ve years,
above salary or large commissions paid The
osLY machines sold In the Uri'ei states for less
than $40. which are yfttl1y licensed by Home,
Wheeler d Wilsor, Gr0Uer d Baker Singer d. Co.,
and BGctelder. dU other cheap mschines are
tnJringegsents and the seller or user are Ndbbe
10 ayvee, fine and &1n,a1rtsonnsent Illustrated
circulars sent free. Address or call upon SHAW
Il CLARK. at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, iii.
june2 twAw6m%
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED has on hand and viii
constantly keep The best of Cypress Lumber
for sale, at moderate prices Orders left with Mr.
2. A. Kugler, Agent, will meet with prompt ntten-
ton Tho Lumber may BIO seen o. Messra, kugler
may20 ]. @. MoLL.
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.4jarouare, Grofnifs,4 Gtf.
PAINTS! tPAINTs!! PAINTS 1! |!
- OILSi OILSl OILS!!i

EUsT RECEIVED
RAW LINsEED OIL.
BOILED LINsEED OIL. rFG#
SPIRITS TURpENTTNE.
NEATsFooT OIL.
BEST UNCHANGEABLE GREEN In OIL.
BEST DARK CHROME :.
BEST EXTRA LIGHT CHROME YELLOW.
BEST PARIS GREEN.
REST AMERICAN yEHMIBLI0N.
NO. / VENETIAN RED, DRY IN OIL.
PERMANENT BLACK :"
pRUssIAN BLUE ..u4
vANDYKE BROWN
BURNT SIENNA.
RAW SIENNA.
BURNT UMBER. t7saH
RAW UNDER.
PUTTY IN BLADDER5. -.-t- ..lz
WHITING, FRENCH ZINC IN OIL.
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD.
PATENT DRYERS, ETC. For sale by
aprs8 JULIUS v. hueh .'l.'.-.
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800 A MoNTH!-Agsnts wanted for
sic entire5y mem articles just ont Address o. T.
CAREY, City Building, Biddeford, Maine.
iune2 twAw6mS a4.-
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS indsbted to US, or either OF u.s.
N either by judgment, note or account, are re-
luested to call at once upon our attorney, James
D. Fuqua Esq We ars willing to settle up on the
most liberal terms with those who come forward
once, hut suits will be bro ght aga ust all those
who fail to make some arrangement In reasona-
BILE time DALSH Elm ER, SIMON q co.
BATON ROUGE, May Goth, 1866.
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MOSS WANTED.
MATTRESS MANDATORY.

rV,HR UNDERSIGNED win give the hIehcs
4 market price for the best quaity of cured
Slack Moss Also. Mattress made to order or
repaired. Apply at J. W. HARINGToN'S Qate
Green eafs) store on Florida street. aprl9
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Contracting Rates for the Tri-ss eek ny
(osg SQUARE rs TEN LINES or LsssJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

Of the French cemened tho alliance by the marriage o. DIS
daughter otda Prince Napoleon and was supposed 10 o
also negotiating alliance with Russia against Ausla
The speech Of Emperor Napoleon TO the Diplomatic booy
on New.Years Day, 1859 the signal for the com
mencement Of the war, in which Napoleon ana
Victor Emanuel pltted themselves against FRANCIS
Joseph The Italians, convinced that TINS wa"
not mere struggle between overegn but genuine contest
national independence and unity rushed enthusiastically
to the standard OF the Re 9adg0 The Parliament invest
ed him with dicatora powers and be took command oil his
troops person attended by his eldest Prince nmber
then Is years old TO whom be assigned brigade At the
battle Of Paesro he excited the enthusiasm OF both the AIMED
armies by his personal intrepidty and the Ihird
French Zoaayes after the engagement paid him the eomp
men Of eecting him corporal in their regiment lie sup
ported Magenta and beat Benedek at Soferno
The peace vafranca disappointment to those who
had looked forward Italian unity immediate result
Of the war; but within short time revolutions ana
popular votes in Tuscany Parma Modena Sicily. NAPLES
and the greater, portion Of tie Papal states
brought all those territories under the teepter oil the
Sandman King the movement beng peaeeabe everywhere
except in the Papa States and Sicily Into the former or
these two Sandman army under Cadin marched In Sep
TENDER 1860 and IN Sicily the revolution directed by
Garibd Master now Of all peninsula except the Gov
eminent Venice and small territory around Rome Victor
Emanuel on the 18th Of March s6 assumed the title Of King
Of Italy His subsequent policy has been while pertng in his
former liberal course check the impetuoy Of the Radical
party await opporune period for the annexation Of
Venice and Rome He constrained in this way to quar-
rel with the parsans Of Garbad to condemn in August
ie all revolutionary undertaking. and to arrest By force
Garbas armed against Rome 10 the same month
---s ~ .ho Carihaldans at
Aspromone where the Dictator himself was wounded and
with many Of his command taken prisoner In September
1863 the King concluded Convention with the Emperor Ma
boleon relative evacuation Of Rome by the French
troops the conditions Of which was the transfer OF the
capital from Turin to Florence This effected 10
the early part Of year. The King has since engaged In
rui,less negotiation with the Pope relative 10 the reeabsh
ent Of ecclesiastical relations with the Holy See but has also
persisted in the secarzson Of church property aud the sup
preston Of religious houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
s. DEWITT BLooDGooD, ESQ.


Mr. s. Dewitt Bloodgood, of this city. died from sun
stroke Saturday evening and his place yesterday
his late residence No 50 East Twenty eighth
His age siiysx years be had recently been In not
very good health On Satuda be came down town and re
naming short In the Office Of The Railroad Journal IN
SpTucest. and took refreshments AS be le
the restaurant ooored waiter seeing that no was about 70
fall caught hmi and he conveyed at his own request TO
the Counting Of The NEwYoR TRIBUNE whence be
afterward conveyed to his home NO ~ East twenty
eighth.st.
MIR. Bloodgood a well known and generally respected
citizen and formerly held prominent place In the public
view. In politics he whg and exercised large In
huence in this city under Mr. Tyers Administration Laery
he was Republican earnestly sustaining the war few
months AGO he appointed the consular representative IN
Nev.York Of tue United States OF Colombia
Mr. Bloodgood believe 10 business rs merchant
and took deep interest In the commercial lars 81 the conn
try Public improvements frequently engaged his attention
and energetic support On several important occasions he has
represented the Chamber of Commerce On the subject OF re-
eprOcy with Canada he very prominent part In the
discussions u the Chamber and in various other ways In
the commercial convention Detroit he zalouf favored the
enlargement Of the Champan canal to ship Dimensions and
made elaborate report show that transit by the way OF
the Cbamn and the proposed Niagara canal would connect
New York Chicago and all the lake ports at the least cost
and delay His ability generally recognized and socially
be was much esteemed.
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La M arm ora.

La Marmora, Alphonse, Marquis de X. c. b., was
born Nov IT, 1904 and educated for the military profession
He entered the army lieutenant OF artillery in 1929 and
greatly distinguished himself during the Of independs
In 1873 appointed general Of brigade In the early
part OF the following year he appointed to the command
Of eops rsr and received orders to cooperate with
Sandman army which had passed tho Tcno but his dis
lance from the Of prevented him from arriving in
time and the battle OF Novara lost He subsequently,
made Minister Of War and LieuenantGenera by Victor
Emanuel In 1855 he resigned bis portfolio Of and took
the command Of the division semitic the Crmea aid England
and France against Russia receiving at the close OF the war
in Of the valuable services he had rendered
the Order Of the Bath and the Grand Cross OF the Legion OF
Honor He aerward served War Minister In the Ministry
but in 1899 he resigned that post for active service
in the field In 1861 he succeeded Cadin Commander In
Chief Of the troops Of the King OF Italy and In 1864 when
change Ministry became necessary in consequence Of the
excitement caused by the proposed removal OF the Capital to
Florence he inruted with the formation OF New Cabi
net in which with the title OF President Of the Counlci he
held the Portfolio of Foreign affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17


The following Of sunsroke reported by the police
as having occurred or Sunday night;
John Williams found by tho police the Of
TWENTY and FIrsaye Taken TO Bellevue Hospital
King aged 10 overcome by the heat In the
Twenty ninth Precinct station House. Taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital.
An unknown man was found in intoxicated condition
aid Frustrated by heat by the Thirteenth Precinct Police
He died soon after being taken the Station House Yeser
day, Coroner Naumann held an inquest.
man named Thompson died suddenly at midnight OF Sun
day Is Forsyths Yesterday Coroner Haumann held
inquest
CHARLES Van Zeger native Of Germany aged % years
while driving pie wagon. prosrated the
William and Frankfortsts Taken to the Fourth Precinct
Station House.
Edward Mills coorcd laboied aged "a years residing at
No 40 West Eightecnth Frustrated by the heat
Pier No IA East River Taken home
CATTLE DYING IN TIE YARDS.
At time six dead buock and five dying animals could
be counted cattle yards Mt Forty orths they
being sold mention those attempted be driven
10 the slaughter houses but which died In the street.
CASTS OF sun STROKE IN BROOKLYN
Frederick BTockmaD, German 20 years OF age. employed
carpenter on Huribecks stores In Frmanst pros
rated by the heat yesterday and taken to the l. College
Hospital where he died last evening He had SIS 80 besides
German CON- in his possession which his friends
have by calling Capt Smith at the foryhTst Precinct
Statlon-house in Westinghouse, near Myrtle-ave.
Parkaye yesterday Frustrated by the heat lie
taken TO the City Hospital by Officer Downe Of the Forty
fourth Precinct Police. lie lies in precarions condition
Francis Herman sun.suck while at work tho dock
at the foot of JAY yesterday His case proved fatal in
few hours thereafter The family OF deceased reside in
Twenty seconds. New York.
Marquis Neursnburg born 10 Epg9pd, psdder BY oeeu
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Cintdini.

Gen Ciadini was born on the 9Th Of August, l-ll
in Lombarly After completing his philosophical studies at
the University Of Parma he preparing to study medicine
when the revolutionary OF e3l broke out lie en-
rolled himself IN regiment OF infantry and served as cor
per until the Austrian intervention when be was obliged TO
leave the country After short time he entered the service
Of Pedro Of Portugal In which he greatly distinguished
himself subsequently took part In the war OF the success
sion Spain where be TO the rank Of
The Italian revolutionary movement Of 1913 opened
the way for his return TO his country. be
ing recommended TO the Provisional Government
Of Milan by Mazzn He enrolled himself in the corps Of Gen
Durand dangerously wounded at Vicenzs In the
Crimean be held the rank Of General and played dis
tngushod part the battle OF the Tchernaya In the war oil
1852 hs commanded division OF the Italian army and rem
dered good service during the short campaign which
ted IN the deyeraneo Piedmont from Austrian domination
1860 he defeated the Psp army under Lamorciee at the
battle fof Caehdard and in 1861 he took Gaets after
bombardmen Of II days In 1861 he appointed Viceroy
Naples with fa power to suppress brgandage In which be
very successful On Gabadis last attempt to achieve
Italian independence he was appointed Military and Civil
Governor Of Sicily in which capacity he acted until the affair
Aspromone terminated that rash enterprise He has served
deputy In the Italian Parliament made Senator In
1864 and besides the dignity Of Marshal Of the Italian army
which be enjoys officer Of the Legion Of Honor and Is
decorated with several military orders.
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latest Ship News.


ulv D. with Ringer Bros Experienced strong
head ges Of the July N LAT 70 ~ =.
long W American chip he ouie belnd ~ ly ~ ~
passed g'eansh OF the NATIONAL 81 f
Co. Jny u in at So long 81 o. passed American ship seots
hound u July IS Nantucket passed foar outward bound steamer
ps,L ". I.e tHnbl Wolf Hor--kong March a. with "s
Nc 20 master Passed Cape Good HOPE May 70 in long y, ~ .
Henry Tow bridge tof New tsysn D1Ihsze DaiUau''
Bsk g. Ceppe (of Aiartin'sl Sh, ST. Crox ~ deys "s
sugar &c. Doyaie Co. et brig r4oer for Nsioh IN I'VE
r., Asne. fof st. Kits) wsI Island II days with
and uoosses Miller Hougion Len brig Dr. Ericsson of new"
M los Amigos o BELIZE on Lend Para 10 days with rubber
and uts 10 H. f. Amsinck Co. Juyb IN at U.s. long o. 10,
was Id ard.d bv boat Amsca tf Boon rom
Mobile Barbados a dogs out short Of pfcvons opeo e
schf Alice Flora BIB - Cat Island 10 days with fruit to H. ~
sbr waieS Br) Yasent Para days With rubber &c. to ID
scfr. PsIs. French, Roctlapd With linz Lp:.,oo,
Schr Hesperas. Lord. New Bedford Tor hondou'
schr. Angeline Hail. Providence ri, III,
schr. " IL Hail. MgrPhy. New.Bodiioiid
sehr. @ Snow, Smith bucksport with lumber
sebr Delaware. Wood Ellsworth, with lumber
sclr Leraph Ryder, Harwich $500
sehr. Palladium, Ryder Gloucester with hsh, s,-
schr Vo sherman Maehss, days with lumber to simpsons
''sF Fbbr Jobn Adams spoford hockland. With lime.
schr. He . Nhitmore Ellsworth, with lumber
schr Free Stone, Smith. Portland, Conn . - ~
schr Gun Rock Boyd Lgbec days with Lumber TO o. bo~o
sehr Rewsra tBr lIure Windsor N s. II days with psts'
sehr J. p Collin Mejowen Providence.
schr adem Blanchard Bangor days with lumber to snow
sekr floreo Hale cslai. with lumber t Simpson cpn
schT. Albert JamersoD Candy, locslsnd, win iine'
schr w c. Hal. Hix. Rocksnd, with line -, , Ell,
sch Hamburg Mochias with lumber 10 John A snpfoo
sicoP =. Brown, Providence with md'e'
SPOKEN.
Ship Brcckhan er from Ceyon for London % days GU" nj" ~
II lat IS 50, long. . 80.
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,oeio which soon became celebrated under the OF
Cdcciatori dele Ai Hunters OF tho Alps Detached
from the rest Of the army he rendered mos'
important services Italian throughout the cam
pagn and after the peace he busted himself 10 Modeha ana
the other Duche in promoting the movement for union with
Sardinia But he protested earnestly against the annexation
Savoy and Nice France and when that measure was car
RED ont resigned his seat the Chamber Of Deputies soon
aerwsrd with the help Of morey raised IN various eount
he organized expedition OF abont LUZ men 10
help the insnrgent Neapoltans. Landing at Marsha
in Sicily May 70 1900 he rallied some OF the re'oIi'
ons his standard beseiged and captured Palermo en-
tered Messiua after a severe battle with Cen Boseo at
Mazzo and by the end July master Of oil Sicily with
the title Of Dictator When he crossed over to the main
land the inhabitants the army and the civil officers Of the
Neapotan States nocked his side; the King evacuated
the capital and Garibaldi made his solemn entrance
into Naples on tho eth Of September AT
Capna however the royasis made determined stand aud
tie assistance Of Piedmont required before the place
could be carried In opposition the wishes Of the extreme
party represented by such radical. Mlzzni who wished
him to push on Immediately Rome Gsnbad made over his
magnificent conquest 10 the King Sardinia and retired TO
his little farm in Island Of CaErera Bat even here he wns
earnestly concerned in the schemes for revolution IN
Venetia and the Papal States Moderate counsels soon
cAsed 10 prevail with him. In August 1862 Notwithstanding
the decided hostility Of Victor Emanuel ho embarked With
few volunteers for Catana his way 20 Rome. The Sar
duian troops received orders to oppose his progress and
battle was accordingly fought Aspromon,e where Carl
bald his son Menoi and his whole command taken
prisoners The e1. Dictator himself seriously
wounded In the foot and for long time -a'
threatened with ampualon In the coarse Of few months
he at liberty and except in is6i whom he .s. s s
,bat resided chiefly at Csprera He appointed Gen
era in the Italian army after the annexation OF the hhgdom
of the wo sices Daring the present campaign be has
commanded the Sixth Corps consisting Of about 20 600 men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

ROBBED HIS PARENTs.-On Saturday afternoon
Capt Bracket Of the Twenty sixth Precinct received nforma
ton that boy named William H. Hatfield aged Is years
whose parents reside No. BradioTdst Boston, would
arrive in this city Sunday morning the New
port from Boston and requesting him cause the arrest Of
the boy On the arrival OF the boat the boy arrested By
officer UaHer and the Police Station In the base
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pnsseuuPFs Arrived.

FROM BREMEN AND soUTnAMPTQN-In sies%'hip atlantic
Hon o. Mslmro T. ; Consul Thomas james Charles Mer >
Nicer. ~ Iangfh D. Meyer NJ Nicholas, Elizabeth GeohafJ j.
Tar e. wife and MOTHER A. Dornbugh, Ms hansen frd 1o
,ndrn s. seq. ehauer r. and lady C. Meyer MI h.r'
~ Schs~ X schge Mrs. ~ Mieha. Mrs sehge j. DhoyeI,
M n Theae Benchinger c. Attire Becsiein, Mfs Anne
CIsfar Monk Miss Carter and servant joseph brsssn gonns
Dense Lsf.rlng Theodore Select and ady " oSsl zee
SesaIe 4. Frederick J.. y BordenstoI end a1y n
wash Il suiloea End fsmy, f. Gagze and family T. 'shs eng
wife Fred Herman. Charles Muller, Peter Lhse' = oi' e"s
Others In second cabin and the steeTase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

BOARD OF CoUNcILMEg-A NEW FERRY ASKED
ToRrhe Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon the
President Wilson Green in the chair The residents Of the
Nineteenth Ward sent in petition for the establishment OF
Ferry from the foot Of T. r. 10 Long leland
City Referred TO the Committee on Ferries The Board
then adjourned TO Thursday next OF O'clock pm
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Whore the .un beats down both bel
Ia,ect and herb for Z DO gasp.
Ill fixer fs,ks. and faluts tie asp.

cam ma A NOT complain The meteorological record of the
cet lies before US but know II does not lie when II
e, IA he mercury marked 100 degrees FIT said 22 degrees
xc slond not doubt fInced the water boiled last
FRIDAY on lis WAY into tho ssv"r Neyetbess existence
during a. week IN iitlde OF " uesres anu
highest tssnf a-L-i a. 81 .,-.e'. 100 80 ~
hottest day Of the week the mean temperature OF day and
night % degreeshe hottest In many years anu we
sincerely hope for many yet 10 on the coolest II
degrees Tie week very dry. The average OF humidity
ssurAton being 100 90 and rain e only 10 the depth OF
% Of an inch while have desire to become
toned this Of meteorological affairs aud would prefer
20 live In some antarctic village nevertheless do not CON-
plain Of the weather We resigned aud therefore counsel
resi- gnaton. We expect 10 me are In the Woodland
commenting Ouse the Faes mop wrinked forehead
for the hundrcdh time since We began TO write and place
before you gentle reader the most Trustworthy meteorological
record could find. The temperature was taken at Essex
Market for the Bureau Of Records and vital Statistics from
sefegserng thermometers and doubtless gives tho exact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
CITY NE VS..

BOARD OF ALDERMEY.--The Board met at O'Clock
on Monday afternoon the President Mr. Brce in the Chair
The Board held very short session which routine business
only was ranaeed aud they adjourned Thursday next at
2 O'clock D. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
THE TORRID TERM.

THE HOTTEST DAY IN MANY YEARs-METEoRoLoGlcL
RECORD OF THE PAST wEEK-THE MERCURY
AMONG THE sISETIEs-THE AVERAGE RANGE FOR
FIVE YEARS-CAsEs oP sUSsTRoKE.
We have no complaint to make of the weather. 1t
obcys law peculiar itself and rain sunshine falls or
beams alike for ALL No injustice is done to any The mer'
eury rises Just high in tie thermomerica tube IN the
Fnh.aye asn Baxters and Mdisonsqunre has no blessing
from rain also showered upon the gen who sleeps
in the City Park 1t is fault OF the weather that we swell
ter at midnight atmosphere heated by gas TO 1872 WINE
Just over tho way Gayroche sleeps well in temperature Of
&C., ought have better luck We may envy the rascal
for unfortunately the hight Of the mercury does not raise us
above the passions end emotions to which humanity Is heir
and although air would fall also to the lot OF
humanity do complain We mosten the paper upon
which We write and dilute ink with the sweat OF our brow
We look up blazing gasghts drop by drop the per-
spaon trckes the end Of and wonder whether
there are lev mountains in Greenland and sherycobbers 81
Demonco VIC smile when remember that our ears were
frozen In our youth while skating-how long that was
and we again wonder there ever VIII be another snowsom
We arc not siamander are morely certain tue equa'
Tor great South u and yet the thermometer
weather Is orrd though the zone Is nov
We are proane but the oath Of fesius rises 10 our ps
by the four beasts bit this Is warn ana We enoy e
as be must have felt when