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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
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characterization js1TRENGTm
DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE's

Nan a. Oht JUAN DELAblAHkE'6
faSPsECIFIC PILLS,
Are prepared by the hiss.isurs GatnOisr ! Du-
from the Prescription Of DR.. Juan Delamarre Chief
Physician to the Hospital du NOrd on Lariboisero.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION. " U
hnu7i,n PARIS, May 5th 1853.
,GENyLEsEN:-We hAte used the "SPECIF1o
PILLS" made from Doctor Deamsrre's Pre-
scuPiions -du;ing several ,-IeaIs past. in our
private and public practice, and have iound
teem most energetic. and efficient Reni-
Sdy ~ Sssss Of SpeTmatqrhse Or seminal Weak
un weakness, or tmpotency; Special Derangements
q .s1.. sns fs5BSS; Siss@ 5a9 from
the Genital Organs; Weak Spns: Tectons o tSs ?.
PaIcnsts SPIstiS 81 lie Y SRn dHe
Eith sunken Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; 'Pinched"
Eeetpren;' lrregular Action Of the Heart, and in all
theGhFstly train of. symptoms cfising Iron Over
Abuses or Loss from any cause. Of the Nervous
We Wsearnestly sdviSe the Profession, and all per-
sonh suffering from any StmptOmatic or Organic
d0ectlone Of the GENITO- URN AIRY Systems 10 use
thee kilh; With high respect, weAre jOurs most
R. A. .BEAUREPARIE, MD.
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ToGARAKc11RSG . D6foET, No. @ "a Rue Rue Lombard on
Rnrls mimT d,v q 'earna1 nj .lgJmg'rO rT1lf
scsatStarvandS Ssadfss .UceupatiOps Srtsy. lns-
ttties, or to impair the Vitdi lctiOn
lead to the most Dtsfrssstn0 and Dis.
orders, Of the ylRILE SYSTEM. Students, Clergy
ssG ss sSa Ass'f. therefore MhY are especially A.
bt..pKrAHA AHRHB SfkcFio Pulls. ~, II :,
"A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with d.
ESSt1Tns and and EAdycs printed n French German
WI bssent By mail, free Ot cost. to any who wIii
vfASr AVt ISL .nNffFf So. ft
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Removed from hIs ola 6Dnlce.

DR.iA. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, nsA,
High street, Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himsol
oraSeriesO Of years 70 tho trea mont Of certain pr
YAte diseases. HemAy becOnhhltea at his OfRoe-
kFPadyAt. near the Exchange Banhr ,gaIl ,5,i
0onScbom saAgl! fIlIliAHu7 igl 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
SNOW Storm in WisconsIn.

MILWAUKEE, JaB.-25--Thereis O great
snow storm raging all over the State. It
commenced at IL o'clock last night, and is
still showing hard. Western roads mostly
blocked.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26

New York Money market-Jan. e5

y MONEY-Farly active at 69T per cent.
{ STERLING EXCHANGh-Dull at 9I<@05<c.
GULD-lrreguar and unsettled; opening at 1874,
declining to 1897. advancing to l34X, and closing
VGOYERNMENT, STOCKS "A shade lower.
FREn5HTSl-To lliyerp91 hrnera 6ISd for corr
oKdfOr barley, and "a for wheat aud peas perstean
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Oolgatss Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

A superior Toilet sOaps prepared from rehn-
cd Vegeteble Oils sinOOmbinatiCn with ely.
ccrines and sspeeially designed for the uso Of
Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its perfume Il
exquisite, and It's washing properties unriyalled-
sale by all Druggists 8 feblOzd&Wly
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The HEAD OF "A COMET
TIIE HOUSE OF MERCY.
FOR PRoDIGAL SONS, y Y,

TOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA.
IL dolphia.P Pa, established onthe principles al
Dhfistian Chatily for therelief cute Of MIS-
manly powers BY Errors. Abuses ana Diseases In
cident to Puberty and carly lite, Essays and Re-
ports. with plan Of new Treatment, sent in sealed
teet9F snyelopes free, @ of charge Address. Dr. j.
fhiadelphia, 70. etlUf az .'jAnl4-d&M3m
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FOR SALE,

THE UNDEIsSIGNED, WISHING TO
u retire from active bussess. now Offer their old
ply to y ~ tJl'a1Nf @st aBAfN& SON.
Columbust January g.
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I C0RN-A shade firmer; ear 56c; shelled 69c.
! OATS-Dull at Ole. .e,,,c.,, -sr.,r.,-
I RYE and BARLEY-Unchange 700 C-Ih,
I ,C0TT0N-Dull, and nothing doing, and hut little
[ H0GS-Dull. but prices are unchanged: $7'35S
4 75 is the whole range.
PR0VISIOHS7,Du with increased disposition
to sell. and less TO buy. y l't
! GREEN MEATS--Dpll, but prices are not lower.
| GkOGkRlkS-SteAay.
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'IN.kAA.-Al2NlN
Icy a. V3ScieDcB during the pact stS years. only,
iEY E%1makes 1t possible for the conscieutious
b5 BYkal MUSICIAN to declare, nnw, that CoNsrMP-
WE HH5TIoN ls as CERTAINLY CURED as lBterDait-
IgsatA Etent Fs0er, and as CERTAIELY PREVENT
gP as Small PoS."77hsO. Charles 3. King. M D.
o.u .... X IN c's ,.7aoi
PREPARED PRESCRIPTIONS
Jc.r .NADR EBOM. THE jPaEscRTPF1oN OF '1s
Rev. CHARLES E. KING, NJ. D., LII. D., &c.,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE oF 81
O. O. N ScfU. NJ n II L ON
IN IT'S MOST ADVANCED STAGES. as
For the Radieat C3rs Of ASTHMA. ! 3BR0NOHIT-
=, GATARRh, and all affections Of the LUNGS,
Special DerdRge'nents Of the N III YQUSSYS
tor DieorferS Of the BLOOD; aud for all EuRcti0n
al Dts0rdtrs Of the Stomach and BosOelss -yr-a.
IL fHlnedidtety increases the strengthand deepsns
the color Of the RdIehLOod.- It subdues the ChiHs
and keUer, and dimipishes- the .EspectordtiOn 1t
checks the night stoedts always, 10 from seven to
ns the s IN 5tssg sr are speedily s iSs the the
sleep becomes cslH and $ the sgsSEssQHs
SHTTT&iHTSis 0E xSs1TRfI S1RHf
REALLY IA y, ASIQNFSaIES q llSFS RAPID!TY
case where the Physician prescribes HCoUGH NIX
TUREs," ""TONIcS,'" Iron, ACIDS, BARK, -QUININB,
Con OIL WTIsKT DC and ar IN every disease
hibited any one or more of the following n a
| * g. - sym IRONS :e4LllNlEA
| Difficult or Irregular Breathing, Loss of Breath.
Cough, WasttaM q, Sesh. ,1fgat Sl0eat9 bs@iiaG
from the L"gs, S: dGss Gl p fsgt@ Loss o. As
Nursing, Tiyisg Pdias through the S6oStdsrs. t
C1est Face or Limbs, Neuralgia Nervous Hedddc1s.
H.ss rvSss cs Dsss sssSs seos sss s&%t
Dropstness, ,Ssepteasasss, Dyspepsid, sour Som
ScS aSGrs Bgy,S ~ gprssssGT o. i5lg OF 20
s St sSers 1Sgs fSreSia5a p .nab s
Difficult, Painful, Suppressed, Scdnty, E1cessiUs
Delayed, PFeRtdspre or ton ffeQuent Nenstr uGtioH
-Statements from Patients, &C,,ra,
"Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and
has saved me hundreds Of dollars. ."-Rev. 4. Hum
I'VE 6lcss God for the benefit we have received
rom your Prepared Prescription. ."-Rev. P. PERE-
ri i%Eecry one to whom nNi have recOmhendsdit N,
benefited W;d much by its use-Rev q. D. JoSEs Ra-
BIBLE HOUSE,, AeEos .PLAcE, n: Yin the early
Olsnt segshs for WHICH had, been treated during
S,OeatS which completely prostrated me. In the
evening, hoarseness would come on. which would
Preyept me from speaking above a whisper. had
thehshad two pttacksOf bleeding from thdlungs. y,
Ny Family Physician assured me that he could do
no more for me- 4 was growing rapidly worse, and
had been compelled to leave businessor nearly two
ptsssRSe A Il
ginning Of February. ME- s3HENay FlsHER. i7eds
In a few days, my appetite (Which had entirely
los, returne ed; With Rweek. .my cough had almost
left me-; and in less than two weeks the Night
were broken up. ThencefOgwardl reganed strength
rapidly. and am nov regularly attending TO my du-
ties as clerk to the AMERIU IN 81 Bile SOC GIETY
in whose employnent have been nj nine years Az
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The Reverend, ChiId-whipper on

RQcHEsTER,- n. w, Jan, 25.-Rey. Joel
Lindsey, who Whipped his child 90 death
last June, is on trial to-day at Albion.
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.s.aREctALrMo MoTIcEs.IAsl
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The New Beautilier of the Skin.
TESTIuoNIAIs Ppo1, cefpRpaT aTFDT

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ly submit tothepublie the earnest Endorsements Of
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Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba
,1tGOnduotSd by)tho, Spanish eStsrnmssRat.l VI

Prizes cashed and information furnished, the
,highest rates paid tor DoublOons and all kinds Of
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ailments as dyspepsIA Ot as Il is mofs ~
commonly called Sour dstomachd and az
there IS no more cortninp npemedytim N
Robacls,s stomach Bitters. Ths5 are HH
never known 10 fail. ~ ~" sNs's -A
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use Of DR.. RoBAoKB ecANDINAseTSg g'K
WAN REM EDIEaG b Keep the iboWelsT 10 IYbi
open with the Pills, and inyigorate tho, U--fyoF
system by free use Of the Stomaeh
Bitters, OF, The blood be thin, use the q
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LARGEST STOCK In THE CITY.
AIEgA LJITf-+=G ~ HTli sBF 70
Gents White, ,Merinos Shirts andIDrawerD
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Cents White Canton Flannel Shirts and
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Gents Royal Ribbed Woor Shirts alIda
Drawers ATS 80, worth 90 OPerpaip.r
Gents White MeriDO Shirts and ODraweSl
at SA0O worth IS 90 per pair, ,,s y, ,s,a .s =
Gents Brown Stout Heavy Shirts sand Pants,
at 5000, worth $3.50 per pair, -s,,..,
Gents White Ribbed shirts and Pants
at $500, worth es.oO per paiFTEo
Gents White Ribbed. Shirts and Pants
at $3.50, worth ~ SO per pair,
Cents Scarlet Ribbed Shirts and Padl
at $500, worth ESQ per pair.
Gents Arctic Fieecede Shirts ana 1Pahtd'
at &SS5, worth ee.yS per pait. /. u ~ 7 IN n. 3
Cents Whites Wool Shirts = and Pant n
at eIl.OO, worth eH3.O0per pair.
Gents Scarlet Cashmere Shirts and Pants
at slS.OO worth $40 90. 'I ay,s 80 - ,,s''
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Hemmed and BmhrOldgcd Hand OWcI s6i
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Jouyins Kids. French Yoka ShiFta. nsaimmss.41
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02

Rome. On sattend a un souevement intra
muros 900 Garibaldiens ont attaque Viterbe
ct ont etc repousses. Les citoyens romans e1
les aristocrates patrouillent dams les rues dc
Rome. LIE Monite,r dit La France ct I'Ita.
lie sont toutes deux interessees mantenir la
'o1 ct l'ordre." Apres la bataille dc Monte Ro.
tuhdo Garibaldi etait devant Rome avec 10000
hommes. lie prince Humbert conduit les trou-
pes contre les Francais. On dit que Victor En-.
manuel abdique. On a recu Florence, 26, la
nouvelle que Garibaldi etc victorieux dams
ane chaude affaire avec les troupes du Pape,
qull await fait 100 prisonniers ct pris des ca
mons Po~is 27.-Les forces de Garibaldi sopt
evaiuees - 600 hommes. Les troupes de Pc
g'se sont concentrees devant Rome. Les trou-
pes parties de Toulon sont attendues a Civita-
'ecchla dams lapres midi du 27"
1T tout celia nest point la guerre, mais Ia
comedie. L'armee franchise ct l'armee de
Humbert feront jonction ct chasseront les
Garibaldiens. Une nouvelle Convention, redi.
gee scion les idees dc Biarritz, declarera que
le pape restera a Rome jusqu'a sa mort. A
MONS toutefois que Ia preston rationale ct
Fastuce de Bismark ne forcent ou ne decident
Victor Emmanuel Il Sc battre serieusement.
En- tout cas- Ia Prusse est derriere ct c'est
hablle ellie davoir attire Napoleon sur le
Iibre ct non sur lie Rhin.
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FEulLLET0N DU LOUlSIANAlS,
Fulton 0u Bnyou Teche.

Or, cstait en- 1s2s. aimee qui dut etre b;ssext;l,
car lie chttre - content bissextes. Bull rus-
IRE haVigaf'"r attakapIen etait alors moins connu
one Chrlsophr Colomb ct n'avait pas encore fait
son voyage Galveston par la baie Berwick. la
Ca'hfdrale de Saint Martin etat en- vote de cons.
fruction ct e petit Paris du bayou Teche nayait
quun Opera de second ordre
Iette anne" l-2e iut une aimee ben remarouahle
pour les Attakapas Ontre que ce fut rannte des
bonn's f'mm's des nsmiers gtnireux, des avocats
modestes drs negrrs nteligents, DIES buveurs dean
des euncs files vouant to,,tes Golfer Sa;nte. .c,tbe.
rine; ce fut aimee de la vapeur pour Saint.
Martin
I'm ISL Fulton await constrnit un hateau va.
p"ur Pitt>bnrg. cu destination pour Ia Nouvelle
Orleans Crtte premiere tentative fut assez re, con-
cluante On descendant hien le courant ma;s on ne
croya't pas Ia possihilite de remoner I'm Mississ
p Ce ne tut done que six apres, un :'seam-
boat plus conp"t, que lie Mississippi fut remone JUS
qua Louisville, &c traiet await etc execute en- 25
J""rs LAmeriqne tlessat d'allfgresse, ct les
paysans de lOnest comprirent que les ''1at-hoats"
aV"'"nt Mn TUT tEWFS: Fin 1878 on eomptait 20 ha
teanx vap"nr sur Il, Missssipi On 1921 lis ttaien
au nombr' de -: en 1922 lie "Trcumseh" remonta
de la Nouvrlle- ORLEANS a Louisville en- 8 iours Q, .
h"n''s en- 1899 200 pyroscaphes labouraient ct f.
condaiert en- tons sens lie plus grand ct lie plus ma
Jfsu'ux tienve dn monde, Myst;reuse ct miracu
leuse navigation L'fcho des bos immenses ct des
sotndes nfinies fprouvat CONNIE une sainte terreur
orsqne lie taureau des vgoureuses amours passat en-
bondissant sur les aots soumis, emportant dams ses
bras la gracensc Europe poussant les soup;rs de
v0uT7T Il six fois centsnairrs
sentiren un etrange trsson courir dams eurs bran.
ches; rlndien Sc prit rever avec trstesse, CONNIE
au pressentiment de mort proehaine laiele SEN
VIOLA dams les cieux, cruellement blesse par ce non
vel esprit qu doit un jour lie poursuivre usuu,en ga
demeure aerienne ct solitaire. Ce n etait mas une
fole ct aide Sibylle de Cumes qui psssait dams le
vent sorciere dun grimore veilli ct dune religion
de ftuilles mores; mais cttait une majestueuse ct
p"issante divinitt qu sflancait dams le domane de
lini'n' ct de lnconnu, pour chercher ct tronver
lie dernier mot de Ia creation ct Ia supreme rsponse
de Ia sag'sse ct de Ia ibert lie pavilion des Etats
Uns est sans donte lie plus beau pavilion du monde,
surt"ut parcequ est trois coueurs de- Ia France
ct que les ftoles sont blanches sur son cel bleu,
surtout qaand il aotte, symbolic dun fImamenr SIMS
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02

du "Louisianais" Les incredules ct len sceptiaue,
peuvent les voir.
strongman, " Webre, A. Gourdain, ct vous ton,
chassenrs emfrtes de nt-Jacques que fates.vou.
done pendant que les vennent sucer les came.
de nos sucreres ct rire notre barbe1 Dix taiauts
trois Nemrods ct quinze bales peuvent nous delyre,
de Pinvasion.
RoULAIsoN.-La sucrerie Welham fume.
Dams hut ou dix jours Ia roulaison sera generae.
Bonne chance aux habitants sucriers!
ST-JEAN-BAPTIsTE.-M A. Sorapuru. recorder
De la paroisse St-Jean- -Baptiste, ete revoque mill;
tairement ct remPlace par un sieur George W.
Coor1Tjs.
De NJ. Coombs nous II 'avons rien a dire
DE Ia revocation nous avons beaucoup penser,
de NJ Sorapuru nous disons notre pensGe. et cette
pehsee est celle de tous les honnees gems bancs ct
hors' qnl connaissent lex-recorder de St-Jeap-Bap
tste' NJ. sorapuru est un dign- homme, un officer
experiments, un citoyen irreprochable On en- revo.
quera peu comme u quelque nombreuses Que
soient les destitutions venir.
GELEE BLANCHE.-Plus de doute. GelGe blanche
vent DE Nord, froid d'hiver, publication generale.
JURY DE PoL'cE.-Netre jury s'est assemble
Iundl derner une des resolutions prises nous fat
assaVolr que Nine Locoul proeste contre lie flu
tnr chemn de la Vachere, ct quill faut recourir d
'aVocat Cn proprietaire qui defend sa terre est
Tres nat"reI; une communante qui veut un chemin,
cest encore tres naturel De la, necesse etabr Ia
distinction entire cc qnon appelle "jnstice'' ct ce
gu on nomme 'equite La prochaine Cenr decilera
la question ct tavorisera sans doute lea c;tovens do
Ia Vacherie.
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Nouvcllcs.

NoUvEAU MONDE -Juarez a etc nomme
president du Mexique - Dcs elections ont eu
lien dams fOucst Virginie. Immenses gains de.
mocratiques. s.-Messieurs les negres de Rich
mond ont cree un comite de vigilance ct som.
me deux honnetes citoyens davoir a gutter
n vile dams les 4S heures. 80 conscryatcurs of
GO radicaux, don't IS de couleur, ont etc nom
mes memhres de Ia pseudo. convention virpi
niennc.-2C nouvcaux jures b|ancs ont etc ii
res pour 'e second process de Surratt. lie suf
frage hlanco-negro etc rcpoussc dams l'Ohio
par G5,eo0 voiX de mAioritc - Tn epouyan-
table ouragan fait des rtlines de Browns
vile, Brazos, Bnglad ct Matamoros. .-L'elec
tlon Ell lieu en- George. Les blancs-blancs
ont pas vote. lie cabinet sest reuni. mon
se'gneur Grant etait prescnt.--Le tres ilustre
Hunnicut 10 connnissez- -vous p a harangue
une bande de nesres sur in place du Capitole,
Richmond. II a dit "On menace mes jou.s
Je ne partirai pas. Ne savez-v -vous pas citoycns,
que lorsqu une bale d'assassin me traverscra
Ia cervelle on qu'une dague de brigand me
toUchera au cuur, plus dun blanc mor,lra Ia
poussicrc &c iour-ia." "Oui, oui" repondu
la hande. Cerr"2e co'uI'i =. Pauvre ngneau !,
Innocent martyr '.,..-Grant a la migraine
ct Sherman lie rhume de cerveau; quaint a
Sheridan, il men est plus question - Butler,
en- honnete rat qui abandonne Ia maison crou-
lante. Went tlairer au garle- -manger des De-
mocrates. Point de ces betes-la
La ticvrc jaime diminue a Ia Nouvclle- Or
leans 10 victimes par jour.
NIEuN MoNDR.-Nous donnons, CONNIE ve-
nant par lie te'egraphe ct telles qu'elles Sc pre-.
sentent, les nouvelles suivantes "Cialtlini re.
noMe "A former un ministere ct conseile de
garder Ratazzi. Garibaldi Sc prepare fran.
CHR Ia frontiere avec une force armee. Civita
Ncccha est en- etat de siege. Les Garbad,ens
marchent sur Rome. Les forces papales Sc re.
trent Rome est en- etat de siege. LIE M0niteu,
dit que la tlotte de Toulon a recu or,lre de pa,:
tir. Unc depeche de Florence af'irme que Ga
ribaldi await 4, 1000 partsans en- tlayersant Ia
| frontlere. On s'est battu un demi mile dc
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LIE brave Allemand ma done pas tort de
devenir proprittnire. Son lopin de terre ven.
dn, realise sous forme de deux on trois cents
dollars, n'est-il pas deja Ia propriete possible,
| In fcrme en- perspective prochaine Sejonrner
dams les viles II ny songe gutre, car les vlles
sont e gonffrc des grandes ct des petites for
tunes, car les cites ne CONVENIENT qn'aux ar
tistes ct aux ouvriers du luxe, car les enfants
n'apprennent qn'a poIissonner dams les rues
dune Nouvelle. Orleans on dun New. York
TT notrc homme est un pnysan, l'tpoux de Ia
terrc ct lie roi dn hoyan. Les sonliers ferries ct
les guttrcs l,i CONVENIENT mienx que les
bottles vcrnies ct les pantalons 0modc, ct
puis l'air des champs est lair de son passe ct
de ses poumons vigoureux. Quclle direction
va-til rrendrc on Amfriqnc Ira-t-il de porte
en- porte demander dn travail ct offrir ses
sons domestiques Ny songez pas lie Nord-
Quest est ouvcrt, waste chemin de immigra-
ton allemande, IA tous cenx qui veulent dc la
terrc. "A tons cenx qui batisscnt en- deux iours
lie hp-heiise du pionnier, a tous ceux qui re-
vent Ia propriefe iD'mtdinte Et nous savons
que lie iot va All hot, que rAllcmand trouvera
la-bas DIES Allemands, 50 languc, dcs amis. un
village ct quelques mcnestrels doutre- -Rhiu,
I'm de''S on trois mols, nrement plus. il acco-
mode lidiome de Schiller a l'idi6me de Long
fellow denx ans apres, il est citoyen ct cleo
teur. qneIquefois candilat six annees ne Sc
conlent pas sans quill soft Reinforcement richie,
parfaltcment libre, vraiment heureux ct Anne
ricain.
t.st-cc que Get homme preferait 'Oncst
! Est, e Nord an Sud ? Non
Lenfant auqnel on dcmandait sill aimait
n'eux son papa que sa malnan repondit
j aime meux Ia rianeie
La vlhndc de Pemigrant, q mes amis, cest
Ia propyiee.
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LA TOtrssAINT.

La Toussaint est la fate
on la tombc a des Aeurs,
On Ton baisse Ia tete
Pour repandre des pleurs.
Et lie fils ct la mere
Won't prier a genoux
Sur la fosse on le pere
Attend le rendezvous.
QUAINT a la jeune file,
Ellie y Went d son tour
Verser dun 9il qui brille
Une larme damOur.
II faut pricr, mes freres,
Pour tous les trepasses,
Ain 4u'en leurs prieres
Nous soyons exauces.
Mais, Seigneur de Ia terre
Et du bleu frmament,
Pourquoi prendre i Ia mere
Son seul, son seul enfapt7
Dams les tristes selnaines
De deux mois malfaisants,
On pourquoi par centaines
Nous voler nos enfants?
Cest qn'au cirl, pauvre femme,
II faut pour la Toussaint
Que chaque ange,-douce ame,-
Sc transtigure en- Saint.
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