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is Just now the most correct costume
for the promenade, especially, when it
is made complete by bonnet, parasol,
gloves, Z c., all Of the same color. u
But it will not do for ceremonious
visiting; for this purpose a rich trained
dress is required, and when il becomes
too warm for lace shawls and burnoos,
the most convenient garment is a hahd-
some black silk cloak, and TINS Will 10
to wear with any garment
Tho nav silk cloaks are made some
what longer than last season, and are
all the more graceful in consequence.
The short sacks and paletots seem to he
properly confined TO suits for which
alone they are adapted.
The prettiest cloaks are somewhat cnt
in, but not fitted to the figure, and are
frequently confined by wide sash.
which is tied at the back with a large
bow, and allowed to hang in floating
ends, to which are attached jet orna-
ments.
There is a shape also which is called
the Cardinal; il is cnt like long
straight sack; but is usually vandyked
deeply around the bottom, and left open
at the sides, which gives it ease.
All silk cloaks are richly trimmed
with lace passementerie, which is a
kind of lace gimp, silk, and jet fringe
and Jet ornaments.
A very handsome long black silk
casqun is cut in narrow gored breadths,
each breadth rounded, scallopcd Mt the
bottom. The scallops are richly en-
broidered with silk jet and edged with
fringe. The casquR is half-fitting. and
( tied with sash at the back.
The newest promenade toilet for the
month is composed of sort of plain,
gored, short dress, or rendingote, as it is
called, buttOned down i'll front, and
worn with a pelerine cape over an I'M
derskirt or petticoat. which is the prop
er walking length, and about six inches
longer than the dress. This constitutes
very neat and convenient costume.
The Breton jackets, which have been
wern for some time abroad, are fast
finding heir way here; there is nothing
peculiar about the shape, which is sim
ply that of short loose sack. The fea-
tnre consists OF the embroidery, which
is executed in variegated colOrs upon
( the white, scarlet, or blue cloth OF
which the jacket is composed. They
will be found extremely pretty and use
ful for indoor wear, and are very fash.
ionably worn III croquct parties in tho
country.
Lace basques and lace shawls are high
in favor for dinner parties over hand
some low-necked dresses. The dress-it.
self is usually prOfusely trimmed and
draped with lace, and a real shawl OIL
basque forms the most graceful finish,
and can readily be removed for the
evening DemoresfS Monthly.
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Eaugli,in's Infant Cordial.
EAP GILL nREN rEEIHING

An astonishing fact, that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. A fact thai
while t"c;lins children are in constant pain
\ fact that during that period nothing will -
lirve them sooner or more cliectualiy tl:.n
LACGHLlN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers, do not sVr them suffer.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their suilerinGS by
TIE INFANT CORDIAL
Trething is greatly facilitItedhy
THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Fretfulness and WakefulneSs cured
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Chnic and Pain cured instantly
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Summer Com plant cured
By The INFANTS CORDIAL
NJ sleep LOST. No Crying Baby ii YOU
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Every bottle warranted to please or price -
funded. Prepared only 10y
LACGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
feb2i Druggists Main street, Wheeling
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JOHN BROUGHAM, in company with {
friend, once called at the house of Ban
croft, the historian. They tell me,
said the latter to Brougham, in the
course of the conversation, that you
love glass of vine" "ThoSe who 50
informed YOU" replied Brongham
"havc done Nic a great injustice they
should have said bottle"
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DUTCH CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS
We have heretofore published the cure
for drunkenness in use in Holland, but
IA the evil is greatly prevalent here, il
can do 10 harm, aud may accomplish
good, TO give II I" our readers again.
The cure is simple. easil. praCticed, and
we recommend it to the friends Of those
whose unfortunate appetite for strong
drink il causing them To undermine
their health. depletr their pockets, dis
grace themselves and families, and final
ly end in drnnkard's grave. The rem-
edy is as follows:
The patient is shut up in room and
debarred all communication, except
with his physician. As often as he
ploases, spirits, brandy, whiskey gin,
etc, are given him, but mixed with two
thirds water; all other drinks, such as
beer, coffee, wine, etc. are mixed with
one-third brandy. The various viands
that are given hini-bread, meat, etc
are prepared with brandy: consequently
the patient il in state Of continual in
toxieation. This lasts about five days :
at the end of that time he asks with en-
treaty for some uOurishment without
his request being complied with, and
not until his organs naturally abhor
alchohol. The cure is complete, and
from that day forth the very smell of
spirits produces the effect of an emetic.
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TmE CLUSTERING SFNSOS.-Within ten
days the season for Clustering com
mences. A Norfolk paper says: I'VE
observe unusually large preparations
on the part of the large number of oys-
termen in this vicinity to prosecute the
business on q larger scale than has char
acte1zed the business within the last
few years.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS adver-
tisement headed Notice"
A redbird escaped-see advertisement.
See notice of st. Johns Church.
Fresh Oysters-Sce advertisement at
the head of local.
VI. Reilly advortiscS the receipt of a
variety of groceries.
See advertisement Lost"
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few Years

THE condensed air of crowded room
gives a deposit which, if allowed to re-
main undisturbed, forms thick glutin-
Gus mass having a strong odor of ami
NAL matter. If examined ny the micro
scope it will be seen in q short time TO
be converted into vegetable growth,
and this is followed by the production
of animalCulR.
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A Clear, Smooth Skin

And Beautiful Complexion follows the use
Of HELMpoLps CoXCryTGAIEn EXTRACT SAE.,.
PAEILLA.
Itrcmovcs black spots rimplcS and all erup.
tions Of the skin. iej w&s3m
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Juniper FarSOap

Cure. chapped hands salt rhcunl, PIN
and all Cutancous affections, rendering the skin
soft and smooth Manufactured by
CASWELL. HAZARD & co.
sold ny all Druggists. New York.
apYl.E INV S-.rowAw
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The PuTcS: and Sweetest Cod
Liver OIL

In the world manufactured from fresh,
healthy liyers, upon the sen shore; it is perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard and Caswells
Cod Liver oil" manufactured hy CaSwell, uaz.
ard y Co, New York. Sod 10y all Druggists.
aprl2mwSs-cOwAw
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GREAT WATCH SALE
OK INF rorrLAR ONE PRICE rLAN.

on INF TCrCLAR ONE PRICE rLAN.
DIVING EVsRY PATRON A
" Handsome and Reliable Watch for the low
price OF TEN DOLLARS,
UTTHOTT REGARD TO T.iLEE,
AND NOT ToRE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LOST!

A LADY's GOLD ENAMELED BREAST.
"A PIN tstudded with Pearls) The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
az Scott & Hennegens Jewelry Store. aug3l
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Refined Sugars.

200 BARRELS LORING SPHILADELPHIA
"oo standard erusked, powdered and granu.
lated, and coffee crushed in store and for ale by
NJ. REILLY.
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SUNDRiES.
4 FEW BARRELS PRIME VA.

IA PIE Sugar, Superior Green. Black and
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar. New
York crab and champagne cider (bottledl, New
York No. Salmon, English dairy Cheese
Pickles and Sauces, Tapioca, Pearl Sage Corn
Starch, Maizena,, &c. hermetically sealed sal.
mon, Maekerel, Goldfish, Hallibut, Lobster, Salad
Oh toest quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheese, Condensed Milk, together with gener
assortment Of seasonahle articles, just receive
amt for sale low, by ..----
Il. Sc d WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building,
myxH Monroe Street Wheeling, W. Va
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ESCAPED.
or IOHN,S CHURCH.

THE CONGREGATION OF ST: JOHNS
cannot assemble in the Z. 5. Court Room to
morrow, the LIST prox, owing to repairs. IheS
will therefore please to attend Divine Service
with ST. Matthews congregation.
and celebration of the Holy Communion.
REV. W. Il. MORROW, Rector.
aug3l-lI
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IL view of tn" fact that cholera pre-
walls in various sections of the country,
and the probability OF its appearance
among rs, unless the most rigid SAM
tary rnies are observed, We would urge
the free use of DeodorizerS and disin-
fectants in all places where they may
seem 10 be required. The best and most
cffrctual article now in use is Carbolate
of Lime, sold at J.. Bookings Phar-
macy. No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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Flour.

! 1nn BARRELS CLIPPER MILLS, WHITE
lUU winter wheat extra Family Flour Just re.
ceived and for sale by VI. REILLY.
aug3l
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NOTICE.

JNHE JOURNEYMEN CARPENTERS AS
l. sociatiOn will meet hereafter permanently
at the Fourth Ward Hose House, commencing
Monday evening next, Sept.-2d.
j. ". GIBSON, Chairman.
WIN. RAMP. Sec'y. ang3l."t
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Country AIR ~ CrIES.-Thcre seems
Ia he no end 10 human ingenuity. The
latest invention i that Of an English
man. who has devised plan fUI sup
plying the residents of crowded cities
with fresh country air, Imported AT so
much per cubic foot, and laid on in
pipes, for all the world like water pipes.
\ network at underground tubes, radi
ating from >olTr place beyond the reach
OF the foul civilizations of the town, is
Ia rnu Through the pcstiterous alleys
and stitiiug back streets of the great
citioS, and the r,naciated occupants of
tenement houses and cellars need only
turn a faucet, aud the breath of daisies
and the OdOr OF new-mOwn hay will
rush in to revive and strengthen them.
To he sure. they will all Ice apt to get
dreadful colds. and breathing in house
where the air il Turned Oh would prob
ably be something like inhaling the
zephyrs from an active pair of black
smiths bellows; but what startling
thing it is To think OF country nj; be
ing hawh,d about llk" couuIrN milk or
fresh vegetables.
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Stoves,

On HAND OR MADE TO ORDER ON
" shortest notice. and al lowest rates, by
THOS. q. CCLBERTSON.
Wheeling July II, is67.ly
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Paid for Unless Perfectly satisfactory

Paid for Unless Perfectly Satisfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to 80
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 200 10 5OO
100 Ladies' Watches, enameled So. 100 TO 80
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer do. 80 TO 800
aJO Gold Hunting English Levers =. 900 TO go
310 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 TO 9 y
500 Gold Hun ing ANN Watches 100 to 80
800 Silver Hunting Levers. ......... % to 80
$50 Silver Hunting Duplexes. ...... - TO go
80 Gold Ladies' Watches. ....-..... ~ 10 25J
l,Wn Gold Hunting Lapines ........ 20 TO -
l,OOo miscellaneous Silver Watches. - 70 loo
900 Hunting Silver Watches.....- % to 10
1910 Assorted Watches all kinds 10 To ~
ES Every patron obtains watch by this ar
rangement. costing but SO. while il may he
werth si5O No partiality shown.
Messrs. Hill, Porter & Co. & Der street
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose OF
the above magnificent stock. Certificates nam.
ing the articles, are placed in sealed envelopes,
and well mixed. Holders are entitled to the ar
tlcies named on their certificate upon payment
of Sll, whether II he q watch worth $50 or lras
Tho return OF any Of onr certificates entities
you to the article named thereon upon paynent
irrespective Of its worth and rs no article valued
less than So Is named any certificate IL will ut
once he seen that this Is no LotteTy bit srdtght.
ior!cdrd legitimate transaction ,rich may he par.
ae'pd,'d IN eren bv TIE most fdxtidious. 4 single
certihcate will DC sent by mail post PAID upor
receipt of Is cents for 81; IL for 81: a and an
elegant prenium for S., 66 and q more valuable
premium Tor slU: 100 and n most superb watch
for si5. Toagents or those see king rm,lovment
TINS Is rare opportunity. II Is a legitimateiy
conducted business duly authorized by the gov.
ernmeRt, ana open to the most careful scrutiny.
Thy 1T. Address HILL, PORTER & Goa
anEzad 2& Dey street. Ny
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When Onslnw was Speaker OF the
House Of Commons. he maintained the
dignity and authority of the chair by
exclaiming, Take care, sir, OF III name
YOU" as last resource. This always
had the desired effect, till one day an
unrrly member. not much frightened By
his threat, roolly said, "And suppose
YOU do name me, what will he the CON
sequence ," .'The consequence" replied
Speaker Onslow. God only knows"
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Terms, by Mail. in Advance.
DAELY REisfsFGls.

One year. .....-..S. ~ Lineo uIo h :,
Six mouths .. % Orc month"; e
= 70 sulss-,u'r-ss - Vt CT.
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lait faire long voyage et qu'ee lai do, craft do
ses nouvelles par 10 premier courier gile en- par.
tance pour le pont do Ris Ellie await comprs quele
ne pouvait faire moins pour lam dtvouS de- son on.
fance, dsvenu ramant rebutS. 80 ....
Ellie partit guidsnt son vol vers rhorizon bleu
sur 10 situation du soeil midi, laissant Get astre
gauche le matin s'eoigssr droite jusqu'au soir.
Navigateurs de- Pair, tous Les etres sil6s prenncnt
les astres pour guides do leur direction auss los
oiseaux qui entreprennsnt de gvsndss migrations
No voyagent que par le bssu tempe alors que nj
images, nj brouillsrds nobscsrsssnt ID lumIre des
phares eternes qui Sclsrent ID mature. 81
Souvent les decouvertes Dc l'honms ne sont quo
des limitations de Fart des aninaux Chacua peut vor
sragnee voyager en- ballon sc lasser alier an vent
favorable pour Eaverscr les riveres les aeuves les
mers peutetre Ellie forme un petit peloton de son
FL soyeux, le livre ldger ct presque Invisible 10
brise qui passe Of s'y suspend CONNIE raeronaute
en- 80 nacelle. = . - #a o. aa saatt@l ..aat a5
II nest pas douteux que les srsiguSss voyageaient
ainsi avsnt IL dtcouverts do phydsogene, do sotte
que nul iuventeur ne peat leur contester le droit
de priorits. a aaf" "a .tlE G ais4s 81 8
Nul ne peut oontestcr non plus aux animaux la
connaisssnce do temps leus chant lsuf VOL leur cri
sont pour homme des indications basomstriques pre-.
cieuses. .azI#as aa etEts 8ET aa 'sF.f'
Tous ces enfants de la nature, III vicies nj etour.
dis, CONNIE nous, par IL civilisaton obeisscnt sans
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con a la chance de passer un nouveau

leon la chance de pnsser un nouveau
bail avec 10 pouvoir, o'est dDn1ar De
griser Ia France e
de Ia gloire, ct c'est de(OlOlDuIDDl pleine
coupe Ia pure liqueur de ID liberte.
Quo le peuple francais ait l'usage do
ses membres, ct null ne sopgera a Pat.
taquer. Ce serout les troues qui trem.
bleront A Berlin ct a St-Petersbourg,
tandis que le fusil Chasscpot ne leur
cause pas unc bien yrande frayeur.
Quel honneur aussi It quelle vraio
ct solide gloire que &c relcver Ia de-
mocratie ID on on la cryait mortc, pen.
dant qu'en Amerique cle disparait sous
Ia Vegetation parasite 1t odieuse des
baionnettes! On dit souvent que Ma.
poleon III n'hesiterait pas d Sc sauver
par Ia Revolution 81 son savant equili.
bre imperial etait serieasement mena.
CO. lie &7dateur de SO race, dams sa
confession intitulee Memories de Ste.
Helene, predit que pBurope dams Gin.
quants ans serait cosaque ou republi.
caine," ct le demi-siecl. est 4 peu pres
revolu. puisque Napoleon Ter est mort
en- 1921. Donner asile sur Ia terre des
monarchies A Ia relubliquo e1iles
d'Ameriqus! Ponder les Etats- -Unis
d'Europe. fut aussi une idde qui hanta
l'esprit de Napoleon Ter ct qui meri-
terait de fxer celui de- son successeur.
Ellie vsudrait biel celle qui inspira
l'expedition du Mexique.
Quoiqu'il en- sdt. nous saurons bien.
tot 81 le discours l'Amiens u Test qu'une
seconde edition du discours dc Bor-
dcaux, e' sill nest pas destine a mas.
quer de fsudroyanies batteries.
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%Harper''s Monthly .uasa-
xtsse. Contents for September The
Dodge Club or, Italy in MDCCCLIX.-
Our Work.-The Rob Roy in the Baltic.
The Haunted House at Watertown.-
A Pleasant Morning.-Ths Yankee be-
fore the Throne.-My Mexican Mines.-
The King.-Eight Castles in Spain.-
Pairing oG-Newspaper Curiosities.-
Held by Thread.-Hereafter.-La Belle
France: d aGlimpse.-Wslter Colquitt Of
Georgia.-Mrs. Linchpin's Friend.-Mar-
tyrs to Circumstances. - Rag Fair. -
What shall they do Mrs. Robertson's
Boarders. - Stranded. - Editors Easy
Chair. - Monthly Record Of Current
Events.-Editor's Drawer.
The Rides in Montana, by general
Thomas Francis Meagher, will appear in
the next number Of this Magazine.
TERMS for Harper's Magazine and
Weekly for 1867.
Harper's Magazine, Ono Copy for
que 1 ear. ~. w
Harper's Weekly, One Copy
for One Year. ~. 90
Published by HARrER & BRorHsRs,
Franklin Square, New.York.
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FEUHlLEToN
MA DEM0lSEllE LIBELLULE
.~~ LED. rUR1anY
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Get ami ssvait qu'slls devisadsait belle q CON.
cevait soa eadsot leo pies souriastss espSrances
Une coarts separation 81 ss'uss douos amiti1 de
vlnt IN amour strieax, tsop sSrissx peutstrs, car
un des dssx s'sst a3olS d lautss en- s'abseuvant,
lmprudeat do poison Do sss ysux. Oonprendstu I
lie connais-4u s. s..sg's4 ~ - =
Labellclo rSpondit NOE avec d'astsnt plus do fer.
mete, qus'Is cragnait qss b lSsard n'eAt pluStrt
ses sentinsais ltgasd d papillon. .I7'''T
-Vuol g ~ Ie eosAais pas Oh aless. NAL.
near nolI soupirs t.istenent b lesard ;--ts No
tadors H.. ~ =. s#t#r8 y. "a - :, = ~
A ces mots. Lbelule partit dun tel Iclst De r;re
que les founis surprises s'arrstArent. Chaou.s re
marqua y pllsar st b s6rienx du lesard tandis oue
toelale rise encore Ct voltgest autour de- lui dan
Cetts jois indtosnts fut IN coup dc foudre nour
le ltzard I'll s'attendait tout mais NON 4 deven;r
par rexprsscioa d son amour. IN objet do risle.
IL eut % Instant d hane q do colsre conte Ii.
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Terms of the Atlantic Monthly:

Rsers ssssrA~s.-Saturday, August 3l.-
Contents The Private Life of Grabs and
Prawns. Chambers Journal. - Silcote Of
Silcotes, by Henry Kingsley, ch. LVI,
LVIl. Maemilians Magazine. - The
Maori King Maker. CasselTs Magazine.
The Gorilla as | found him, by w. Win
wood Reade. Belgrapia. - Davy Jones,
Junior, by Dutton Cook. (Concluded.) J
Once Wesk.-A Paris Diogenes. The
Argosy.--Susceptible Girls. The London
Reuiec.-- Stone Edge. ch. XIV-XVI.
The CornhM Magasins.--Foreign Notes.
Our Exchanges.
TERMS, 81 per annum. rIcKNoR & FIELDS
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tration resort de cette promessc, celle
du peu de sincerite ou d'intelligence
des ecrivains qui SO plaisaient A farder
PEmpire ct a soutenir contre l'evi-
dence quill est un regime de liberte.
81 Ia France possedait reellement ce
grand bienfait de 10 liberte, lEmpe-
reur n'aurait point 4 le lui offrir.
Avant Ia revolution de- 1889, SOUS
Ia vieiIle monarchie, lorsque Ia notion
du droit etait encore 4 naitrs dams
l'esprit du peuple, on await imagine
una lSgsnde qui s'appliquait CONNIE
IN baume sur les plates toujours ou-:
vertss ct toujours saignantes de CO pau
vre peuple, ezploite ct fouls aux pieds.
C'etait 10 legende du bon roi. LIE roi
etait ID bonts meme ct n'avait d'autre
preoccupation que celle du bonheur de
sss sujets. Mais il ignorait leurs souf.
frances. II representait Disu sur ID
terre, y reguait aussi absolument que
Dieu dams le ciel, mais il n'avait pas
10 regard divin auquel rien n'echappe.
Il ne voyait pas, il ne savait pas tout.
Courbe sous les abus sans nombre,
reimbursement pressure, brutalemeut
mssrtri, b peupls missrsbls gardait
Ia patience de 10 bette de somme ct SC
contentait de soupirer All ! 81 le ,oi
avait !" lie soupir deviut plus tard &c.
missement ct le gemissemeut cri de
fureur, e. Ia societe s'achemiua par Ia
vote doulourcuse de l'oppression vers
eette terrible revolution don't il ne faut
juger les colsres qu'en Sc rappelunt les
griefs seculaires qui l'svaient precedee.
Aujourd'hui, Dieu merci, le uiveau
human est plus elev6 ct le sort des
masses est enlightenment amtliors au
point de vue mat6riel. C'est meme en-
raison de &c progres que des besoins
dun sutre genre, des besoins moraux,
existent 4 notre epoqus. LIE corps
Giant satisfait, l'esprit revendiqus scs
droita Les nations ont maintenaut
faiu do justice ct soif de libertI. Files
No &c regardent plus CONNIE fsites pour
un mouarque ct uue dynastie. ct mo.
narque ct dyusstie leur paraissent etrs
dss accidents secondaires de- leur vie.
VOLTA - que Napoleon Ne peut ignorsr,
ID qai 'opgtemps frequent4 les che.
minis do rexil ct Dc l'sdversite.
II publiGit Fan dernier u We de CO.
sar. mSdiocrs monument Itteraire.
pour expliquer son role aux genera
tons pr6seutes ct futures ct, ramss-
SAINT dss nattriaux epars dams h pous.
ssrs Dc l'antquite. Il oontruisait d
thsoris de- homues providsnsiels.
Ostts hnssss thsoris. en- depit Dc
lintsntioa d soo auteur. nest pas ~.
trs sAoss que b negation des dynss-
ties. Els igaias qua Dc cert,ins
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-09-07

vide fait autour dele par peloignement du lezsrd
Comme ellie await tort ellie trouva dams ingrat-
tude lui plus dune raison do 10 detester ct
surtout de le FUR.
LIE fair Mais od iraitelle Quitteraitelle le pont
du Ris, Pauline on ellie etait nee!
LIE recit du beau papillou scintllait encore en- "a
memoire.
Ellie resolut dc partir 10 lendemain matin.
Moi aussi, 90 ditelle, jirsi voir 10 midi, jirai
voir Ia mer ct demander a. soleil do plus chauds
rayons do plus brillantes couleurs. Lei, on sen
nuie..." "
Et Libellule bailla, puis s'endormit. -s
LIE soleil SO couchat les oiseaux, les insectes,
les feurs fermaent leurs ailes ct eurs corolles
brise fraiche bereait les dams leurs nids les
tres sur leurs tiges. Bient6t pombre se ft plus
epaissc, le silence plus complet seules. les etoiles
vivaient scintaient. brillants regards des cieux
veillant sur le sommeil dc Ia terre endormie.