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a Dark Skin ON a lIcm T. sSSmswhat Exc":s ns
man. however tolerate the presence OF frcokes erp
tons, rashcs rugworms otker dshgremfne hll
skin and therefore GOURAUDs ITALIAN MEbi6ATRH
SOA which Il well to be certain remedy for theeq
lsdys BE sides this no gentleman should enter the
lady IL he have hard. horny hands, whom
fixed fact that GOURAUDS SOAP viii make the hArdss&
and roughes skin smooth and soft infants THU
the best shaving compound extant, and b
used either In hard or salt water. GOURAUD' POUDR4
SUBTLE will positively uproot superhuous hair. uOU1
RAuD's LIQUID ROUGE Is superb article for colorine
cheeks lips beautiful COLOR sbe rubbiun
with cloth or handkerchief GOURAUD'S LILY wHITA
IL for softening and whitening th4
skin. Found at DIR. FELIX G0URAUD u establishment
463 broadway. below Grand street.
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A.-For Brown DisceIora.iens. called MStA
pared by DR. PERRY 70 Bond street Sold BY all drusgise
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A.-The Married W0mau,s Private Medical
Companion. by Or. A. M. MAURIOEAU, protocols ever3
lady medical pretenders and impostors. Price 90
i29 Liberty street Or sent by mall. W ft ~
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n..arsl ana durable Sold Ss drassi..s s" bspo
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s""r""a'55 81 ksaftnf /. .ssffaan"frrrrR.
Endorsed by the fashionable world. Al G0URAUD'9
Depot f53 Broadway OF Bates, l29 Washington strese
Boston weldon, Hartford; DE-. W q. Cor. fpaanN
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A Cure Warranted or Money Returned.-Dr.
FTLERs Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently curs
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout: warranted harmea12
Agents, DEMAs BARNES. n Park row; HRMBOLD. ~
Broadway.
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Address. POllak & SON Ma ufacture the FineVu
genuine Mecrschaums at prices John,
Nassau and 6s2 Broadway also repairing done bol
ina
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DIR: Kennedy's DierrhGn Cordial.-One BSes
tie will every family In sickness health shoul1
have bottle Of every weller BY land or b wats.
should have bottle OF IT, For sale ny DEMAS BARNES
CO., II Park row; r. @. WELLS CO.. le5 Fulton stree2
and N. CR1TTENTON, - Sixth ayenus, N. Y. AT rsts9
by AL druggists; price 81
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Dutcber,s Lightning Fly. KILLER. Every
sheet Will kill quartbf 1es. Also
BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBU0S.-Suros
cheap and easy TO
Sold
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Cristad0ro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever MaaA
ufactured wholesale aud retail; also applied at No
Asto Hous
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DIR. Won Eisenberg's sKsthetico-N eu al GIcous
for tho OF all diseases OF Eye, Ear Throat,
Lungs Catarrh and Asthma Office 2oi Fifth avenue
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Broadway New York, July y 1857
PARIS RxfcsiTi0s, RxflSinIi 1887
I sr.
Ss,: ~ ss .SAs IKE .sagH Il S S
s. :dsas 1ssn z 4: ss. 'd
"coopsrs.sar Eia. Hove whsss,,. s,. 4 v,I.oo soss
y. scdsS SfS'is:sss ss Il !. Es'An'
Legion rss ssi q 'Ss; Ts' s!
Isr'i %r fssi Go~c Jr max, o. sewing nssSnss
" w.. u. r NJ. sa .ss :.ssf .ss
for tie sewing machine.
there hundred as.irY%: Ssrvoasnss. ss, onlf
S.,ssIsss s ~ :R!siIss; Ss:e:sasass
iP 81 RI ss s.ss: DsS ss A sS2
druggists
s., s. lAsFef IEssssIss
We ws pysG .%ss Ss Sesansos s 's D'n''
Ross syssn Paid I'd. IN
Dousloons and All kind. OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers is Wall street, n r.
c Gss !a Of Fever sgs Ases Irsss%a..ssn ..ss
ss,as'e SOLD s1srS~SeI. where '''' "''' s1s-' =.
fun. Ts'sswRssfF9Ssr sw2Rsf 9SsrofSssx SfssSs sss
nT x. s@h cc e..:ns se- decision so, 81 d.
Govt sw y ss r. sgis Sss. su
nsn from isns % e s.on " sny sss
ss:ss ss:s. nara a. ss is'r' ls
ssrsos sccounisSiasy for al salss % such sfueles
.sroIsr xl5taEs sSts~ S9 s.ss.;.'s : sss
n. .ws ssfse sss c'' g. I1s es rsss. I:
sewing mssanel, rIesiden'. ss' Broadway, New fw&
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soa iaformssen f"rnskeS *; hisbsss ralcs paid fos
Dounloons and All kinds Of Gold and Silver :. :.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 1t Wall strsct N T.
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4ime furnish the OF carrying the war and OF
balancing the budgets Of France This fact also showed
1hat there always unexpected expenses, aud that
the Unforeseen receipts and annulaons should be ma n
eAned 10 meet them. lie would ask this question -
Ras not that in the last three and half years
Ghe floating debt had Increased by $4,000, ,0O0
q NJ RoUHER must guard " ThIers against confoundrg g
The deccver with the floating debt. The former had
bny been Increased Ly lfty-iour Ilions The latter
now amounted to eight hundred and eighty millions in
eluding the dScoSpert NWN nN
X n TmERs would insist the point. but the end
Snf tho year would show which right and which
tHrong
seven, without discussion.
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ma. s, d. NsFsf srrss
REMEpy. Used inwsrdly. New yosx agsnts. DsnAs
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Constitution Water H. n Certain Cure for DlaD
betes and all diseases of the Kidneys Depot ~ CH rese
Death to Files.-Hnrtsh0rne's Electric Fly
PAPHR, kills thousands in few minutes Packages and
10 cents At druggists, and JENKINS BABcOCKS, q
81
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THE Howe MrchIuc Co.,s f.och st;trh sew.
,,s Machine ELIAS HOWE Jr torignAl nventsr of the
sewing msealnel, PIestenl. w Sroadway, New rsx
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To Get Ria Of Fever aud Agne. lntermiiftsns
or Remftsont Fever. Dr. d. JAYNb'S Ague Mhs,.ssi
standard remedy that quickly aud cures thsfoash
Sold everywhere.
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nic which laid on tho table,
COMMITTEE oy EDUCATION.
Mr. BaSKs from the same committee, reported back
favorably Mr. Donncly's resolution for the appointment
OF standing committee on education
Mr. BAxra trcp.) OF H., opposed u on the ground
that there already was standing Committee on Educa-
Ia % .D sAsEs explained tha. sus ooec. wss to divide
these duties
the INDIAN BILL
The Speaker presented the senate bill to establish
peace with certain hostile Tndsn tribes, which was
''N' coxxuxcInovs FROM THE rRrapsyr
Tho Speaker presented q message from the prescsnt
Of the United states in answer TO resolutions Of the Eouss
Ia references 70 the capture and execution Of MAXI
Anna in Mexico which referred 10 the Coumitsss
smopdmcnt which WAS referred 70 the Judiessy Com
ms correspondence with sx.Minister Campbell, Of
Mexico and bis successor, which was referred 10 the
In references 10 certain agreement sara 10 have been
entered into between the United satcs European and
West Virginia Land and Mining Comps.ny asd certain
reputed agents OF the Republic OF Mexico which was
referred 70 the Committee on forelen Ans'rs
which was referred 70 the Judiciary Uommit,es
The copy Of the treaty between he United states and
the Emperor Of Russia for th oession d Russian
America which was referred 70 Committee on Foreign
Aralra
ana venesusla for the adjuhms OF claims Of czcnl
Of the United states age INST the government OF thai
county which was refer cd to The Committee on Foreign
Annrl
The srslxsR ther laid before the House the meaag
lion BIN when vas shsrsapon read By the clerk, Mt
McPherson.
The readr,s Of the veto message having been con
Presiden. would be entered ~ length the journal
| In cor .pliancs with the constitution.
Mr., srxvsss, trepl OFF rose and said that he ~
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15

you a round price for it, and be glad
to get 1t at almost any rate. lou
need not say that yor cannot sustain
the expense of building shelters for
all your stock. IF you really cannot,
you have too much, and ought to sell
few head of them. But really it
costs very little labor, and not neces
sarlly any money, to prepare very
comfortable temporary shelters for
cattle. Rail pens, snugly put up,
with boards nailed over the cracks
and rooted with straw, serve a very
good purpose, if Ia a sheltered situa-
ton, On the south or east side of a
clump of trees, or secured from the
wind by the barn and other out build
ings. N. w. p.
HOW TO SET GATE POSTS.
Take equal quantities of water-lime
and qulck-lime, and mix with sand as
usual; put two or three inches of
mortar and coarse gravel in the bot
tom of the hole, so the end of the
post will not come to the ground, then
set your post in, top-end down; fill in
several inches of coarse gravel, pound
it down; then more mortar and more
gravel, and so on until the cement
is raised above the ground several
inches around the post Slant it
away from the post in every direction
so as to turn off the water; then take
coal tar and brush, paint around the
bottom of the post, and fill the inter
stices between the post and cement
with coal tar Only mix enough
mortar for one hole at a time. Your
post will be as solid as if set in stone;
it don't heave out with the frost and
sag around and pull the boards off, as
the water and air cannot get to it.
SOW TIMOTHY SEED.
The best time Of the year to SOW
timothy or herdsgrass seed to be GER
tain of a good catch, is the Autumn.
So if you wish to lay your field of
Winter grain down to grass for mead
ow without running any chance of
failure, sow the seed literally as soon
as possible. The cool, moist Autumn
weather will enable it to make root
enough to endure the Winter we'll,
and the same kind of weather in the
Spring will place it far enough ahead
to bid defiance to any Summer drouth.
Sow thickly, and repeat the operation
with clover seed next Spring. One
cannot grow too much clover on a
farm, and the great trouble with most
farmers is to grow enough.
In sowing timothy seed with Win
ter wheat we prefer waiting until the
grain has started some before scatter
ing the grass seed; the latter will
grow enough before Winter, and will
not get so rank the next season as to
injure the wheat Timothy seed sown
early in the Fall alone on ground
we'll prepared, at the rate of half
bushel per acre, will furnish very
good crop of hay or good pasture the
following season. Much is lost by
not sowing timothy seed in the Fall /;
SOW it by all means now unless you
intend to harrow your field in the
Spring, and at the proper time put on
the clover seed without needing that
you have sown herdsgrass.
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POBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,

IRON aud Brass Castings of Every
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MEDICAL.

Great New England Remedy
DR.. J. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE Az
III f1icted throughout the country, after
having been proved by the test of eleven
its merits have become as well known as
the tree from which, IN part, 1T derives its
virtues.
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthe-
and Pulmonary affections generally.
1t is q Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Diff
fculty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding
from the Kidneys and Bladder,
Gravel and other complaints.
8 In November, 1855, / first advertised IL
under the name of White Pine Compound.
In two years from that time there had
Deen wholesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
it took the lead of all the cough remedies
in the market, and it still maintains that
position There are good reasons for this
II is very soothing and healing in its ma
ture, is warming in the stomach, and
pleasant withal to the taste, and is ex-
ceeding cheap.
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled.
1t was not originated FOR that purpose; but
q person in using it for cough was not
only cured of the cough. but was also
cured of a kidney difficulty of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have used it for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured"
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
sit was early in the spring of 80 that this
compound was originated. a member OF
my family was afflicted with an irritation
of the throat, attended with a disagreeable
cough. had for some months previous
thought that preparation having for IFS
basis the inside bark of White Pine might
be so compounded as to be very useful in
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of it in the case alluded to, 1
compounded small quantity of the medi-
cine that Lad been planning, and gave it
in teaspconful doses. The result was ex-
ceedingly gratifying. Within two DAYS.
the irritation of the throat was removed
the cough subsidized, and speedy cure was
The above was written by DR.. Poland i,
1860. Since then, as in manchester, tn
White Pine Compound has taken the Ieal
of all cough remedies, as well as prepars
tions for the cure OF kidney difficulties, il
every CITY, town, village, and hamlel
throughout the New En- gland States.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant 10
take as 1t is effectual.
THE
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
GEORGE w. SWEET, VI. ID,
Proprietor.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
106 Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the supervision of Rev. J. w. Po-
land,
Cloud & Akin, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Keller & White, VIM. II. p
Stoddard L. G. Bridwelt, H.J. 5chlaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
feb9 div, wilt IT,
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BANKING.
First N sa41OnaI Bank
OF EVANSVILLE, IND.
IT. -. Depository.
Organized June, 1868.
CApITAT 9<aa M,

OAEI1AL sS0OUsOSt
JOHN s. HOPKINS, President;
JAMES H. CUTLER, Cashier
Directors, G. Maghee, John Ingle, j.
Charles Viele, NJ. J. Bray, VIM. Brown, }
S. Hopkins, Robert Barnes, F. w. Sawyer,
c. Preston.
Doing a general Banking, Exchange, and
Collection Business.
Revenue Stamps forS le- 'Tov2O "
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donne une piece de plus de hut stercs
de bois), sans n@ud ct sans defa't
daucune sorte. Je ne sache pas q ~
existe. dams toute pExposition. un t!
de pin aussi fort ct aussi net.
Les especes ct varieties des essences
forestieres maintcnant exploi.ees pour
le commerce exterieur, au Canada, ct
je pourrais dire dams Ia plupart des
Etats septeutrionaux de PAmerique
Britannique, sout au nombre de vingt-
cinq environ. On y distingue 'era-
Bile, lc cerisier noir, le irene, l'orme, 10
noyer noir. le noyer dur ct le noyer
tendre, le chene, le hetre, 10 mcrisier,
lie pin rouge, blanc ct jaune, la pruche
(abiss eanadsnsis), les epiceas, l'epi-
nette rouge (larIr amer'cana) ct le
cedre.
Je recommaude le cedre rouge. Cot
arbre est particulier A la peuinsule oc'
cidentale du Canada. Son bois est
compacte, leger, d grain serre, surtout
tres-durable il uue odeur caracte.
ristiquc ct qui eloigue les insectes on
en- fait des meubles propres 4 recevoir
les fourrures pendant ret6, on en- IA
brique aussi des crayons. etc. (Voir le
catalogue des vegetaux ligneux du Gu
NADIA, par Table Bruuct.)
Les prix de ces bois varient. sur le
marche de- Quebec, entire 23 ct 60 fr.
le stere, scion les essences ct les qua
lites. Par voilier, leur transport coate.
rait 80 1 40 fr. 10 tonneau, des c6tes
americaines celles de France.
On salt que, pour Peb6nisterie, le
noyer noir. l'erable rubane. l'erable
pique, le frene ood6 ct 10 merisisl
rouge, sont des bois de premier choix,
dune beaute ct dune bont6 sans riya.
les. Pris a Quebec, le premier vsut en-
moyepne 60 fl. le stere les autres 80
fr. Quant au irene onde on moire, il
est estime "a Fl. !. le ohene blanc. On
bois ravissant pour mobilier, - vsnd
45 #. Msis ccfui qui, 4 mon sons, lea
prime tous, c'est lerable rubane dr
Bas.Csnada. C'est lui aussi qui sedui
le plus Ia foule des admirsteurs De-
productions forestieres de pAmeriqus
septentrionale.
Je mai pas encore reussi 1 me pro
curer le montant eracs du commerce.
des bois dams toute cette partie d,
monde. Mais il doit etre formidable
81 j'en juge par 10 seul Canada qui
dams le cours de fannee 1866, en-
ecouls pour 10000, 900. sans comptel
ceux exportes sous forme d'articles ma
nufacturks OF do navires construits dan
| le DAYS. H..EMILE cHEvALlER.
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c'est.a-dire d'heritier presomptif du
president des Etats- Unis, en- cas- de
NOR Ipeition du vice-president
dew si5Oh, Stanton serait elu a
place de Wade, ct le tour serait
joue i'll ne resterait plus qua juger ct
d dtposer Andrew johnson. lie lecteur
est assez au courant du mecanisme des
institutions americaines pour suivre Ia
fliere du plan Cameron. Mais 81 de
semblables projects couvaient dams les
flancs du radicalisme avant 10 procla-
nation du 8 septembre, quellcs nou.
velles combinaisons wont maintenant
en- sortir lie radicalisme SO complait
dams lusage ct dams l'abus de Ia force,
ct il ne dedaigue pas de recourir d la
ruse dams poccasion. En- attendant le
81 novembre. epoque de Ia reunion du
Congress, nous aurons des elections
dams pOhio ct rIndiana, c'est-a-dire
des indltes de l'etat de ropinion. Mais
81 le President demeure immobile ct
laissc s'accomplir d'ici.la les elections
dams les districts militaires, sa procla-
nation n'aura etc qu'une marque de
depit, une preuve de decadeuce ct un
Symphonic de chute.
P. S.-Depuis que les ligues pre-.
cedentes ont.ete ecrites ct composites.
ID proclamation d'amnistie a paru.
Aiea jaesa est. II nous reste l souhai.
ter que 10 success couronnc 10 bon
droit.
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L'exposition forestiere canadienne .
etc tres judicieusement partagee en-
deux categories Tune destiuee 4 re-
tude, rautre au commerce. l.
Ces deux categories confinement.
chacuue. plus de cent echantillons.
La collection formee pour Petude,
Sc compose de planchettes de so cen.
timetres de long, sur S. de haut. Cha.
que essence de bois est, en- outre, re.
presentee par deux planchettes: Ia
premiere montrant le bois naturel,
sans nskparation apres le sciage ID Sc.
o.AdE&ant le bois veruis, avec ce
luxe inoaI de nuances qui le fait res
sembler l des plaques de pierreries ou
1 de feeriques tissus orientaux. II y a
Ii des melapges do teintes. des brus.
queries de- gradations on fusions do
tous. des surprises de coloris 4 causer
des eblouissements. Ce ne sont vrai.
ment pas des bois. mais dc Tor, des
diamsnts. des rubis qui 20 disputent
vos regards.
Les specimens du commerce oifrent
des passes, rondelles, blocs. madriers
ct plsnches reeueillis, dit NJ. Tache,
sur le marche de Quebec. dams Ia
forre ,uployte par les marchands ca.
nadie6s, pour les exporter 1 Petran'
ger" r....-- -...~.arl-.-
LIE joysu de- ce splendide musee Dc
Ia foret, c'est uu planfon de pin jaime
mssurant Is 10. SO cent. Do long. SOL
nm 4ouarisaaoe de rs cent Zoe uui
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WESTERN PRODUCE

poete trouvait son denuement plus grand "a misere
plus ourde Depuis longtemps un ami ,ipiI Wait con-
seills dams son int9rat des demarches q son orgue
trouvat humantes il ct plier son orgueil devant SOU
amour. osa 90 hasarder rechercher Ia protection
dun opulent ct vieux capricorne. 80 err.... -a
Ce caprcorne millionaire await pour maitresse--
quoique nariS-uue jeune csale dc celes qu'au pont
du Ris on nomme sauterelles ct chez les hommes
danseuses Celleci / son tour await un amant dc
ceur LIE vieux Ia payait ellie payait le eune Celui
ci e bean papilon Grand.P .Paon. portait allies
dor de splenddes cerces beus. Cetat par lui quon
arrvait cetait ui que devat fatter notre poete II
fallat boire Humiliation jusquA 10 lie, il pavala
pour lamour de Libellule LIE capricorne aimait-
parce quill ne savait pas lire-a proteger Ia littera
ture ct les arts celia pose. Hing. ' ..|
Sill entretenait / grands fras 10 luxe dune sau-
terelle il y await aussi de Ia vanite cachee AIDES
sous Ia sauterelle tout en- partageant ses profits
ct son cur avcc 10 brilliant papillon GrandPaon att
rait chez ellie les amis de ce dernier les patronna
peintres-ou postes, aupres da capricorne, ct att-
rait ainsi sur eux les largesses du vieux Cresns.
Tele eta Ia hierarchie parcourir pour etre connu
de ce Mecene idiot qu laissait preadre aux al RS
superbes de Grand Paon,--un miserable entreten u
par une sauteree entretenue. a@ .s...
| Les hommes apellent celia du dcni monde &c dol,
sre uaoins encore chrz les letss. s. ... .n .n..
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~ ssssAsrs CsSsisssss. Coseesss Jcr
September, lss7.-AoRIcuLTunALI Organic
Msnures. Grade bitches. Wseds.-Poul.
uy, Ducks, &c.-Thresher, Clubhouse, 10.
-Sulkey Cultivators.-Hydranlio Rama -
Superphos osphate. Estimate Of Farm seods for
an acrc.-Points Of . good Hog.-No fences,
keep stock up.-Long Leafed Pine,.Direct
importation OF Guano.-Lampas.- Cot.
ton Tar. - HoRTIcuLrURAL. Sqaashes: !.
Scuppernong Grapes Tho peech. - Irish
Potatoes. s.-0rspes In Texas.-A New Vcget.
sble.-Culture Of the Grape and Wins ma.
king In North Csrolins.-H0usEHoLD Eco.
SoaY. Canning Peaches. Cholera Theories.
-THs FIREsIoE: Dirge.-The Negro and
his Destiny.-Anecdotss.-The Csoss Of Love.
My Rival. A Child's Sympathy. "A
Child's Idea Of Q Child's Prsyor.-EDlTo.
RIAL: Our Late Editor.-Lucy Cobb Instit.
ute.-Botts In Horsss.- Exhibition o. the
Louisiana State Fair Associ ati on.-Spirite Of
Turpentins.-A New White Whess.-Drying
Wet Cotton. .s
Terms, Two DOLLARS per year. Or u
for six months; 50 cts. for thrso months, IN
advanes.-D. REDMOND T. JAhss CAnAx,
Editors, Athens, Georgia. 5 .... ~
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subit CONNIE IN phenomena electrique. Lorage du
ciel await en- on echo dams leurs coeurs. a~ .a...
Libellule sc disait 4" Ce papillon bon ceur Il
ma prise pitis. aors que tous passaient sans me
voir II ma encourage, soutenue. One serals;Je
devenue sans son sppui p Et. an meu de oes reflex
ions ellie Sc laissat dautant mieux enbrasser que le
papon etait jeune ct beau Touteois ellie await
que quill etait maigre ct semblait fort psuvre mas
que lu importaitf N'avait.il pas pour ellie un tre.
sor de bonte am ~.
Duel etait done CO papillon!
Ii habitat, au plus haut des rochers, IN de ccs
trous que, dams les ves appelle man'ardss. Cest
ID que de tout temps,-pour etre plus pres du ciei-
Sc sont loges les poetes C'etat papillon. Apoon,
cetait un poete Ses ams disaient de lui: "Cest un
talent plein d'esperances Son estomac jeun re.
petait souvent, spres eux, mais amerement " 1T
moi aussi, je suis rempli. d'esperances
Beaucoup de poetes sont condamnes Ia sobrlete ;
notre papillon etait de ce nombre. II revait beau
coup, ne dejeunat pas duait quelquefois settlement
de IA sa magreur. ..-.. .....
Dams ce milieu. Libellule Sc sentait loin de ses
reves dc luxe ct de richesse mais, pour Pamour du
papillon ellie bassa, prendre garde le niveau
de ses pretentions.. Et d'aileurs peut-on voir la
misere de cclui qu'on aime
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-09-14

MA DEM0lSELLE llBElLuLE
akAS nj aag isaaz {. Gar "a
ssa+.gs LE Ds TU1IGHY B=ta :

Les promenenrs s'looulaisnt diuiuuassnt Duel.
ques larges goattes dune Pluie chApds provoqua-
rent une sorts d sauvequipsut prssqas general
Chscun chercbait IN abr Cttsit lhsure propics OH
10 stduoteur pied ofis son parspluie et son csur
Libelulc dormsit toujoars EIe ttait seas, jai dit
qu'elle etait jolis. ~ -r gtrga.ts. etr'''--g1 I.
Un jeune papilion 81 front rsveur. quo Iaverse
semblait ne pas troP enoavoi lai frspps doocsment
-MademosellA psrnsties lai dit-i, aue i yous
sbrite de mon ails. rlss Is : --' :"
oh pardon, r1peoditells. cosfass ct surprise.
-Quoi IL plsstl Je SKIS Glac9e.. III s. 80
Un comp d tonnssrs e6foyable interrompit Libel.
luls quiz pale q fiasoaaaats lmus ct trosblSe, &C
cepta l'abri qs'oa lui ofrat ~. lfm rsr5 -. :
Ellie - soutsaAt peins ct fat forote de sspouver
sur son ooliosant protsctear. Ellie ltait 'iuoodSs
- Aee tranepafentes reossnhlaient IN 6let sor.
tAnt - Isan u Psie toabait torrents ct lee ruis