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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

LIE EAkIOB ITALIAN Ok1hA az sAko oA'AAS
House last night mas truly-S saoces destime
In spite OF the fact that tbs company were
forced to take this room, ct Q few hours notice,
or to pass by Charleston altogether In their
Southern tour their reception proves that
the city is not yet dead to the taste for enter
-tainment Of this nigh quality. when presented
by well known andsapp artists. The hall
Mas wen flled with the Fashionable and diet
.tonts, even upon 90 siicrt notice. It is iact
within ON oan knowledge thas, up to 8 O'Clock
<on .ThursdaT simng 4 lad not been dstes-
rmnad Hhether these 1.oeras could be given In
Ithis city or not. BY telegraph they were sum-
monsd, and almost by telegraph they have re-
sponded. 8
Miss M'Cuiloch has beautiful, pure sopsa-
sno,S With an the hedblhty and freshness Of .
5moekhs btdi combined with the sweetness Of
the thrnsh. She delighted us in the execution
Z Of g Una uoce POGO Jor, and in the singing
lesson. shs was ysry eotdiaIly greeted by the
saudienoe. -
The other singers we're quite equal to
Their grest parts; and IN aorlandini" we had
Z ths eipsuts Hons fulfilled tsat the comments Of
..our et6hsnges had aroused He'is the best
Ss.Basbsrs Nc eHer saw. Boye ID sweetly sweet,
,-and Susini Is STRONGLY strnDg. nE
Tonight We are to, have sDon Pasquale," !"
and the han Wit doubtless be crowded to hear
the rendition Of this chef dnuvre Of Doni-
-zetttiis - sss's st s go
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sssa ss..s IA = -!
ay, = q .lss . ~, AZ ssle .Al.u y =.
oloas snas ssllie,t,s.l sls eaeaS sus
= sne ou' sHs. ,
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I. ~ nssa1 l,ss selssnU .,ss yeo'e,y 1no.s
On we osa sna gete sooa ~
.ne .9ssp nAu
peen tiAae y secnse le olsa.e
.seacn aoslol mao Dean n aisaoeo ON anu was un,
oer tns SnEse oiiss specA nurse. 4nese kePs
.ne. Hsas nocks 1ogetner ms'i ns' Inc "nole were
olssseo 70 ENJOY themselves ne y under tne snaoe
-,ot the e hTeS caSs. OF 10 engage IN SUCH amuse-
-mena g IN mlgne prove most attractive. a
Saman 'El0a! poas' Nnlon' was loiy noahng IN tne
clees, va sUon autn'snea WIN @llllne cEeW'
slu :. t1o " .ne seA "as eispia!ea AZ
.ne easelness g .ne Doys 70 give snelr lalr
oou.pAl4ans u. A1e" na.aiA iessons' Emu tnoln-
ns noais pAssea 9pies.y anu paeasansiy, anu tne
-o,nnes oau spninoneo sne met1e parry 70 tne
may ,oAos 'iA. nao Deen iuin'saeo @ oy tne COM
nsa.,. .'S .asa Jan snsaea group ol hs'le
.u... uues Do - ~. $50 sss ~ soassins inc go0a
s:..as. - .aaa,e-na...s 49,. az .s SaD.e o. : nsue
s '- = $3.50 ~-.-. oossionefs' ~
'oaeae.s aN ~ s1'sss' - a. "Dou. ou'
nuaassa p.sya sss ~ n;oa .Iss .ne 0nolen'
ur'e. S-1e .e s.a.F. =. :. -. A., 'ans se's-
,M eou ssha.a .sas,ss A st..;ns s "'0u' nAse SOL
'--oom soa 1o-es'9o0 '"eose. 81 es.a >,
Ar. fotcaa was enen inlfooucea 70 the
-schildren by Nh. Murren and Mr.. W. O. Bee, and
. responded IN aahort speech, assuring the Or
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

ALL WHO ARE in want Of good substantial
boots and shoes will find them at John Com
minis, No. 1S1 Meeting-street, nearly opposite
Market-strest. They are offered at retail.
[Advt.1 sWo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

APUHrlo MEETING in favor Of the Blue
Ridge Railroad was. held at Clayton, Ga, oii
.the 27th ultimo, and resolutions were adopted
to subscribe lands in sid Of the company and
:. for the appointment Of q committee to solicit
such subscriptions. -: "A ,s.t .s.i.l. *
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
CoNNoRs + CARTER, PnoPanToRs.

DUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
At Lancaster G. r., s. G. Havtng large sub
scripsion List, it offers favorable medium to Mer-
chapts and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business In the upper Districts OF the State.
Rates Of advertising Liberal. Specimen copy OF
paper sent on application. August ~
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auftionfers, a)ripatt Salss.
w. Y. LEITCH b B. 8. BRUNs

w. Y. LEITCH g. II. s. BRUINS,
Real Estate Brokers and Aucttoneers.
At Private Sale ..c - - .i2,9.
One Of the most desirable RESIDENCES In the
nerof Lynch and Beaufain streets. Residence con-
tains four square and two attic rooms, with pantry.
gas, and every modern convenience. Upon theprem,
ises are kitchen, brick stable and cistern and an
necessary ortbuildings. The garden Is elegantly
laid out and planted with the choicest roses and
e1otcs; waIks laid out in cement with arbors and
hedges Of perpetual green. Lot is large, having
'front.' upon Beaufanstreet Of so 612 feet BY ITO m
depth. The premises can be inspected and price
made Known, upon application as above, at
ApriI 25 = No. % BR0ADSTREEf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

TIE INSURANCE COMPANIES constituting the
Board Of Underwriters have resolved TO close
their Offices every Saturday afternoon, at three
Pm, until the lat ofSeptember last.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

Drirn 81 q 'Ma1sir1Ezn..@- 1za.- @-Rsv. James Stacy, q
prominent and beloved Methodist minister,
died In Sumter on the LIST instant, aged sixty
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

RosADALIS Is A POTENT REMEDY IN ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES.
FROM @. W. sLoUNT, ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT Law, WILSON,
NC.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation OF the
Ear and Partial Deafness, Of ten years standing by
Rosadalis GEO. W. bLooN1.
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January 7th, 1858,

hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named physiclsns, and they are all
gentlemen Of frespectablty and standingtn this com.
munity. J; =; DAVIS
January 11th, 1858.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Hr LARGEST oIRcuLATIoN.-rHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
.cULAr1cN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
YpUBI1sHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING m THE posToFFIcE AT THE END OF
Each WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoUs.
IONS OF THE NEW posToFFTcE LAW.
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d. APPLETON & CO.,

Nos. 90, 90 and "a Grand-sreet, New York.
May2 DAG 2mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09
Aution Sales.

Lease, Good VIII and Contents of Merchants
HOTEL corner Of King and Soeiety-streets.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL
VIII sell, ON MONDAY, 11,h inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock,
BAGATELLE TABLES Nine Pm Alley. Shooting
Gallery. Bar Boom Fixtures, stock Of Wine and Ii
iquors Furniture,
For oaracnlars. ID to morning Of sale, apply to
mckay & Campbell, No. 1876 Meeting.sreet.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

NOTICE.
CITY CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICE
CrrY HALL, CHARLESTON, March 18th, 1858,
A LII PROPERTY HOLDERS ON THE LINE OF
"A Meetn8-street and other citizens interested
In the building of Shell Road on Meeting. street,
from Spring street to the City Boundary, are hereby
respectfully informed that Book OF subscription
will be opened for their signatures In my Office to-
in the Judgment Of the City Civil Engineer will war
rant the undertaking, the work will be forthwith
commenced. LOUIS J. BkRBUT,
March Is City Civil Engineer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

Greene County, August II, 1858.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09
BA111MonE, February 10th, 1858.

DR.. j. j. Laurence:
DEAa sm:-I take pleasure In recommending your
ROSADALIs as very powerful Alternative. have
seen It used in two cases with happy results-
case Of recondary syphilis in which the patient pro
nounced himsef cured after having taken i've pot
tles of your medicine; the other case of scrofua,
Of long standing which Is rapidly improving under
its use and the indications are that the patient Will
soon recover. have carefully examined The formu-
10 BY which your Rosadalls Ia made, and find 1t an
Yours truly, B. CARR, N. D.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

ssrUsed and endorsed by the leading Physicians
everywhere 1t Is known.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-09

Aims hOUSEs-ln consequence VI VIC ioei6l"-
ton OF the Board Of Commissioners Of the
Aims House, which was accepted at the last
meeting Of Council, the Mayor has appointed
an alderman from each ward to act as board
until an election can be held. The following
aldermen were appointed, Alderman Honour
being Chairman Of the Board: Ward No. l,
Alderman Ravenel; Ward No. Q, Alderman
Pringle; Ward No. 8, Alderman Butler; Ward
No. 4, Aldermen O'Neill and stelnmeyer
Ward No. S, Alderman Honour; Ward No. 6,
Alderman Marshall; Ward No. z, Alderman
Whilden; Ward No. 8, Alderman Enston.
TIE CATHOLIC FAR.-Big crowds, pretty
women, crowded tables, elegant tete-a-tetes,
fortunate rafaers-these constitute the sam
and substance Of last nights joys at the Hiosr-
nian Hall. It is the best place in the world to
spend money, because you are sure to do 30
under the hallucinstion of pair or two OF
bright eyes, which for the nonce make you
forget everything in the shape of misery and
misfortune. Every night deyelopes some new
beauty, and every dollar expended brings
back corresponding memento Of this inter-
esting occasion. The following is list OF the
prizes drawn:
Silver pitcher, l.. E. Brown6eld; fruit cake
E. L. Barre; handsome cake, G. A. Brown,
rich fruit cake. D. A. J. Sullivan; splendid
cake, a. F. Baker; pair toilet bottles, D. A. J.
Sullivan; handsome meerschaum pipe, T. s.
O'Brien; writing desk, @. D. Barbot; infants
robe, G. P. Amar; fancy box, A. O'Neil; hand
some piano cover, 8. solomons; large doll,
Fannie Hertz: greenback pocket-book, Caroline
silvey; gents gold chain, Miss Peake; one cigar
case, Captain J.. johnson; wax doll, Annie
DAILY; silver cup, Miss Sally Williams; China
chair, Mrs. LATTE; China etagere, Mr.. Wander
lippe; cigar holder and mach box, Eugene
Roye.
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"CosTARsn COUGH REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds, &c.


"COSTAR'S" BITTER-SWEET
AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Beautines the Complexion.
Makes the Skin freah and fair.
@-lil Bewarelll Of all " orthless limitations.
q None Genuine without "CoSTAR'S" Signature.
ES- 25c. and Soc. sizes kept by all DRUGGISTS.
r. 81 sizes sent by mail on receipt OF price
nS- 50 pays for any three 81 sizes BY Express.
Rr s5 pays for eight 81 sizes by Express.
HENRY r. CoSTAR,
No. 6l2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
LET For sale by
DowIE s NOISE, and
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
CHARLESTON, s. @.
ss- And at Wholesale In all the Cities and large
towns in the o. s.
Maya DAG ooo
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The New York herald., 1868-04-07

A SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED
n man. in city or country with gentleman Is h wiins
TO 10 anything the line of industry; wife good washwo
man satisfactory reference given. Call at ls Sullivan 81
third 6oor for three days.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

SITUATIONs WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE-MAN
understands farming all branches first class vegeabl
driver of carriages and harness. woman
TO do general housework perfect dairy maid good reer
ence Can days ut 253 East llth s betwee
avs. Il and G..
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

c,IrUATION WANTED-AS ASSISTANT SURVEYOR IN
- city country by man OF good education ana
some knowledge enneerng best reference gwen plenty
OF exercise desired only moderate expected Address
Surveyor box l,271 Post Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

VxrANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER, IN PRIVATE
w family hy competent in all respects; has no OBJ
lection to the country OF reference in city, Call
or address B. Nj, 1,fll Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

VXTANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED FRENCHMAN, a., "A
w situation as waiter In a small private family; has the
best of city references Address A. NJ Herald Office, for
three dAYs.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS CLEkk
n or salesman hardware store has had experience IN
reference given Call on or address 3 l. H.
al Waits st.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-03-28

ct forte, CONNIE ellie fait depuis un
steele, settlement fondee sur ses ira.
ditions ct sur Ia sage moderation de
ses meurs. En- progressant ainsi, il
nest pas impossible que dams cent ans
il SO rencontre Ia, au nord de PAmeri.
que, une petite nation FRANCHISE, ct
nous ne serious point etonne qu'ayant
conserve son genie propre ct sa vigueur
d'esprit, ellie ne flt appellee a jouer un
certain role daLs Ia civilisation du
Nouveau Monde. :. ... .,
Quoiqu'il en- soft, nous pouvons con-
siderer des aujourd'hui cette nationa-
lite CONNIE settlement assise. On ne
d6racine pas aisenent un million
d'hommes plus les temps won't mar
cher, plus lis presentcront une masse
compacte, homogene. inebranlable, ct
lors meme que les Yankees vieudraient
a s'annexer ce pays, leur action dissol.
vante ne saurait desagreger CO peuple,
tant quill saura conserver le secret de
sa force: l'amour de sa religion ct de
sa nationalite. E. RAMEAu.
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sonxAIR. du fer numero du Monde illus.
trt. mars 1853, edition speciale pour les
Etats- Unis.
: TExrE: Courier dS Paris, par Pierrs vs.
d'Abyssinie, par NJ. w.
Lossuaire do Ia rue de Maubeuge, par
Maxine vauvert.-Revue snecdot ique, par
Lor6dan Larchey. y.--Fetes annuelles de NO6l Z
Bethlsem, par Leo do Bernard.--Les radjahs
de rlnde Lucknow, par NJ. v.-Les Ar
dennes illustrees, par NJ. v.-Courrier du
PaIais, par etit,Jean-Theatres. par Char
les Notwithstanding musicale, par Al
bert de Lasalle.-Courrier de la Mode, par
la vicumtesse de Renneville.
GRAvUREs: Percement de la rue de Mau.
beuge. - Une rue do Roquebrune - Les
Moulins, entire Monaco ct Roquebrune.-Vue
gGnerale de Menton.-ExpAdition anglaise
Abyssinie 70 gravuresI.-Lc consul genera
de France, Jerusalem, sc rendant aux fetes
do Ia NoA, 4 Bethlsem. Modes parisien
nes Toisttes de bal ct de ville.-Frsderici
Lcmaitre-La porte aux elephants 1 Luck
now.-Vue de Vireux .Mochain.
voir l'annonce pour 10 prix d'abonne
mcnt.
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LES TRoiS OiABLEs,
Iii

EIEERra.i ! i-Tsy"E- Tsy --.salEasss agp-t3
ces mots, il s'opera quelque chose d'etrange dams
le uaiutsa do paavre qpi Sc trsos6gura pour ansi
dire. sb eos5SA 81 rsnaa#-z.. IL -.-
-Vous syez bon cour, dit.il pAre Richard, en- ie.
tant lie cordonner un regard de profonde commise
ration; -eh bien. je veux vous recompenser de vos
excellentes intentions mon'sgard One pus, faire
pour vous que vouexvous, que soahaitez.vous! Par.
lea, ce cue vous demanderez vous sera accord6, ie
vous le promets. aa'a'o a." asaaal lf % ....'..
LIE pire Richard etonne de ce iangage,, demeurait
plong6 dams une stupefactio melee de respect et ne
savait que penser. .g.gGa ''''+" i
-Voyons, parlez, brave homme. Tenes, pour vous
METRE plus aise. je accorde trois souhaits,
n'aurez que l'embarras du choix.aa aa aas.,a'
Dependant rhonnete 6ls de saint CrSpin continuat
gsrder le silence devant cette etonnsnts PROPOSE.
tion Evtdesseut il lpsnaitle pauvre pour IN De ces
les caMpAgneo. Lii nAas - f.s0aaSsF4 sa,lsd -
-Ce que vous me ditcs Ia estl ben sur dit eniin
le pere Richard accentuant chaque syllable ct en-
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Ia chsmbre de long en- large. CONNIE sill fat devenu
tout dun comp mstre de 10 mason. -. Sc.
-Je sus le diable, rspondt celui.ci en- continuant
50 promenade. 1 ~ a.th ). .,..,-..e. n E.
a'-Et que venstu faire .e .-,.-, ID
-Je viens querir ta femme. ,s.a ...., ....:. "a
--Ah tn viens querir ma femmel Prendsla, ia me
rends un fameux service. val Ellie est couchee pour
le moment, ellie men peut plus. Depuis an, ellie ma
pas etc eun psuvre petite heurs Mais. assieds
TOT done on instant. gBas74 e..5 III aaI.
ri LIE diable sassit tranquillement sur le banc don't
j'ai parle. " .+.- ''- ...." -
Dss que le diable fot assis CONNIE il faut, Richard
iui dit: t'. - - : 4. l..4 D. ss.>. 'o .9 ." @
Tiens, VOLTA ma femme qui tousse, ellie ne tardera
pas / sc lever Va done Il prendre.
Mais e diabe cot beau fairs des efforts nouis pour
se remettrs debout, il eut besa 70 demener ct te de-
mAneras-tu, CONNIE sf edt eN "a fond dun benitier
il demeurait CLIQUE sur le hanc. sz# 8#.Ss -"@s.s
Richard, en- voyant les hideuses contorsons ct les
affreuses grimaces du maudit, rait dams 50 barbe,
tandis que 50 femme. tenant 10 porte de % chambre
entrebaillee, crisit mari dune voix traiee ct
plene de larmes: .aa#i .@s .e.i 81 a"
r-Tiens-le bien Richard: TENSILE mon kommell ne
le lache pas, cher petit mari!l Je tassure que
je ne boirai plus. Haae n aa Il ~ s.. .... ....
Richard tint le diabe assis de la sorto pendant
ncuf jours. r3- t#ra.r r4a e- - ..
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egsrdaut 6xement le mendtant, CONNIE s'l elt vouiu
lire jusqu'su fond de son coenr. - 80" -
.--Aussi s1r gull y q an Dieu dams eie ciei ct que
vonixtes a sur votre banc pere Richard.
b u -Eh bien reprit le 'bonhomme d'nn ton decide,
puisque vous vonlez etre si bon pour moi quoque je
ne vous ale jamais Va nj conna, je souhate d'avor
un banc sur lequel tous qui viendront sasseor
ne pourront se lever one par ma volonte. ...
+ EFT dun, dit le mendiant. voici le banc.
-Je voudrnis auss IN violon, ct tant que ie ioue-
rails sur ce vioon toss qai' Fentendraient dan
Eseraissk bon gre mai grSrTiH III r. sE<Dl4ea4.u
sl~-Es de deux dit le mendant voici e yiolos. ayec
son srchst ct des cordes dc rechange
-Je voudrsis encore un sac. ct tout ce qni entire.
rait dams ce sac men sortirsit que par ma volont6
-Et de trois. dit le mendiant yoici Ia sac. Main.
tensnt que le bon Dieu vous benisse ct au revoir,
pere Richardi lezz / } u Is 15''as,s /.
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A tous ceux que celia peut concerner :
Attendu que Arsene Esneault, veuve
de Vic,or-Michel Thberville, representant
ct administrant la susdite succession, en- sa
qualite de tutrice naturelle de ses enfants
mineurs, enregistre en- cette Cour un
compte de son administration de Ia susdte
succession, conformement a un decret rem.
du par la dite Cour, le IL fevrier 1863,
demandant l'homologation d'icelui
Avis public est dOnne par les presentes
4 tous ceux que celia peut concerner, de
dsduire par ecrit, su greflier soussigue,
dams les trente jours qui suivront 10 date
ct premiere publication du present avis,
les raisons pour lesquelles le dit compte
final ne serait pas approuve ct homologue
conformement a Ia demande de la petition.
naire.
no Temoin ma signature officielle ct le
NJ sceau de ladite C0ur, 4 Ia paroisse
Saint Jean Baptiste, &C 81 mars 1868.
.. ROBERT B. CARSON,
.... greffier.
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An bout de CO temps le malheureux s'etait telle.
ment secoue quill n'avait plus de forces. , a-.l :. ID.
Vancu par Ia doulsur il dit Richard: .g,.3
-Ecoute 81 tn veux me acher. je te laisserai enco
re ta femme pour un On ct un jour. '.r"a .:" a"t
-Cest bon, dit Richard. lAvc.toi. Bon voyage ct
au plaisir de ne plus to revor. .,. G.. -al:.,,..
II faut que sachiez cbers leceurs que 10 diabs
qui await achete Fame de la Richard await deux fire.
res Les deux feres ct lui isaient trois -trois e.
res on trois diables, CONNIE vous voudrez Haa ...
Dss quill arriva dams lenfer tout en- boitant, taDt
sonrait Pendroit que vous savez deux frsres
neurent rien de plus presse que dc ln demander ce
quill await fait pendant cette Tongue absence. a ss
&c que ai fait i- repondit piteusemept 10 diabs.
-depuis que je suis parti je sus reste bsnc.
Et il &c NIT raconter de point en- point 80 maencon-
trense aventure. s#@A3 F@8f"a& @A* 1850 1a3
&c nest rien, frere dit alors des dsux diablss
ce sera moi qu irai Ia prochane fois chercher 10 Ri.
chard et fol de bon diabe, je te garants bien quee
ne m'tchappera pas NJ llla,or.a asoa.7ar a'aaI
.4 .-,.-.-s sQs vi Fl. aga.b.sal ,.sf rslas .
Au bout dun OF IN jour- le disbs qui await ansi
pare, prssente chez le cordonner. Notez ben ec-
teurs, que femme busait de plus belle, CONNIE
dit 10 proverbe: "Qn a bu, boira I" # j. Ef"Ta'a
La suite aw proclaim sumtre) PAUL srEvEss.
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EDGAR POST.OFFICE
Saint-Jean-Baptiste ID
UNE ExpLlcArIoN ,
lG-sUlTE 1T FIN

Combieu de gems vous jettent a la
tete aujourd'hui des arguments de
cette force Quoi, Monsieur, vous from.
dez les principles de uotre immortelle
revolution | VOLTA une belle raison,
vrsiment! Quand ces principles sont
justes, conservons.lcs; mais quapd
leur application semblera hcheuse,
sachons les ecarter. Ce sont toutes
marehandises- quill faas -trier sur 10
violet. n 'T'Eg.Is<TET
All! mon cher ami, les prejuges
ohsngens de place, msisje serais porte
= croire que pbuman;te besoin den
conserver toujours un petit papuet!!
Dependant. direz.vous, qui etesvous
done, vous qui meprises le pass4 e
qui semblez ue faire qu'un cas- medic.
crs des Dieux que Ia foul dore au-
jourd hui ? Je suis oslui qui regarde
phistoire passer pour etudier 70 bien
Ct le NAL parmi les howmes. etia flis
toot supplement de ID science.
Or. toutes les civilizations, dams ID
progression de leurs phases, se rsssem-
blent ayec une sirnilitude frappante.
A mesurc que l'homme accroit son
poavoir scienti6que ct industriel, il
Seoivrc de CO triomphee ct de la facilite
augmspl6e do ses jouissances. II eo
resulte quill perd en- puissance sur lui.
meme os quill gagns en- puissauce sur
10 nature exterieure sussi son equili.
bre moral chancells. C'est Ia C que
tous les grands esprits ont signale
dams lhistoire sous le nom de ID cor.
ruption du luxe. CONNIE u sst juste,
c'ek D la tete que ces vspeurs montent
-dabord. Ce .ont les rois qui commen-
cent cette danse macabre, puts les
CLASSES aristocratiques suiyept ,grapd
train, ct nous avons. W., chez nous
Revolution de cctte dissolution raffioee,
sccptique ct degradante. qui a signale
ie steele dernier. Aujourd'hui, c'est Ia
bcurgeoisie qai itient Ia file de Ia bac.
chanale on peut Ia suiyre pied pied.
mettant ses pas dams tous les vestiges
de l'ancienne noblesse, avcc beaucoup
de ridicules la on celle ci conservait
encore quelquc grandeur. Dependant
Ia foule du peup!e ct des ouvriers com.
mence aussi 4 eutrer dams le branle ct,
oommc lis Won't biep, on peut &c pro
metre que le cotillon final pourrs
procurer quelques emotions bien sen.
ties A ccux qui 10 verront.
VOLTA comment toutes les societies
ont procede ct ont sombre avant nous ;
VOLTA comment nous procedons 1 leur
image, a mesurs que IeBivremeDt de
nos progrss NAL equilibres s'iufltre
dams 10 masse. ftBa @a u <E8f nv
lie spectacle do oes crises periodi-
ques m'amene naturelIement / ne DE-
maudcr queile est ID destinte1 de
fhomme. Qucls couseils une science
impossible, desinteressee d'esprit de
parti. s'iuspirsnt d. ietp1e des Aiis,
pourrait-slle douner. .contre css retours
funsstesI dcs mal,dies que qhaqus Ige
semble importer ayec lui ,,......, 4
Je crois cette solution indiquee par
la@nst4re meme des evtn1meDts Tost
le mal.syous-uous VI, Went de cette diff: