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SPAIN.

LONDON, Dec. l5.-Tho telcgraphic cor.
respondent of the Daiiy Necs, of this morn
ing, says "The peaceful termination of the
insurrection at Cadiz is entirely attributable
to the good Offices of r. +. Farrell the
American Consul in that city"
MADRID, Dec. lj.-Politicul ailuirs re in
an unsettled condition, both here and
throughout the country. There is great
distress among the poor of Madiid, and
trade of every kind is almost at a stand still.
Many people are leaving the city, fearing
new troubles.
The Government has commenced prosecu-
tions against several journals of this city for
publishing articles approving of the Cadiz
lnsurrection. General Dulce has gone TO
Cadiz, and will embark from that port to-
morrow for Havana, TO assume the duties
OF Captain General Of Cuba, vice Lersundi,
removed.
The CoD,spoH'AsHca Of to-day denies that
there is any truth in the story of projected
emp detdt in favor of the Duke of Montpen,
sier ut Cadiz. The Duke, ON reaching Cor
dova, found that the affair at Cadiz was in
the interest of the Democrats, aud that it
had been suppressed by the government,
and he therefore voluntarily returned to
Lisbon.
ENGLAND
Memorials to the queen, asking for the re.
lease of tie Feniuns imprisoned, were circu
lated and extensively signed at all the Catho
lie churches on Sunday last
GREECE AND TURKEY.
NIESNA, Dec. 15.-The semi official Cv,.
'espondsns OF this city has the following;
"A special dispatch from Constanti0npe,
on Monday night, says the Greek Minister
and several Greek residents have left Con.
stantinople The same paper publishes a
dispatch from Athens, stating that the Turk.
ish Minister had left that city, and that the
people made enthusiastic demonstrations be-
fore the American, English, Prussian and
Russian Embassies."
There are about half million Hebrews in
the United States.
The western hop raisers having suffered
considerable loss this year from The fall in
prices, have in some instances attempted to
swlndie the pickers out of their pay
The erection of the Lincoln monument. at
Springfield, H., will be commenced next
spring A project is in contemplation to
purchase the Lincoln homestead at Spring.
neid, to be set apart as the property Of the
The official vote of Tennessee shows the
Republican majority to be 2s, 500, in round
numbers.
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1t Is curious fact that appears from the
report OF the Secretary of the Interior, that
"hile there is but one Revolutionary soldier
now hVing, the lives in New. York; and
drawing pension, there are at the present
time on the rolls the names of seS ,oiio,ns NJ
Revolutionary soldiers. The mothers of the
heyoiution were evidently younger than the
thers, or else they live longer.
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Tire steamer Watcrce was sold for So, 200
Colonel Wynkoop, the agent of the Chey-
enncs and Arrapahoes, has resigned
Elizabeth Fisher widow, has been ar
rested at Allentown, on the charge OF muir
dering her child.
man in Indiana was choked TO death by
a piece of beef, on Thanksgiving Day, and
his neighbors say it was a judgment on him
for not eating turkey.
The scarlet fever has appeared in Harris.
burg.
Lands il Southwestern Georgia Lave re-
Gently sold ut from ten TO twenty-five dol.
lars an acre.
An Eastern paper says there is to be dis
cord at Concord on the 22d. 1t means n
female suffrage convention.
Texas, an exchange thinks, is q land of
"Hog, hominy and plenty" because pork is
two end a half cents pound, and meal
thirty cents n bushel there.
The Xuklux have taken to burning barns
and schooihouses in Monroe county, Tenncs
see, and Governor Brownlow offers $500 for
the detection of the guilty ores.
Dakoto and Wyoming together cast $500
votes.
1here are ,OOU French residents In Rio
Janeiro.
Governor Gilpin, of Arizona, thinks Of sell
ing one of his farms. 1t contains a million
and half Of acres.
Maj. w. NJ. Wiley, of Lancaster, has re.
ceivcd heavy contract from the Northern
Central RAILROAD, at Baltimore 1t is sup
posed that IL will take two years to complete
the job, and cost nbuut s500,000
During the San Francisco earthquake a
carpenter was at work on church spire
one hundred and fifty feet from the ground
He had splendid position to "sce things, "
but hastily scrambled down.
The distinguished pirate, Semmcs, is in
the lecture field, enlightrning the country on
wind and Water" He doubtless avoids
all allusion to the shot of the Kcarsnrgc,
which took him between wind and water
Necdrk C0urier
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Decrease in 1868,
Gain by Railroad in 1868,
3j,73i OF
1924 90
33.IiO OF

Making the loss in 1868, 32,llO OF tons
of coal sent from the Schuylkil Region,
while the in crease in 1868 from all the Re.
gions will reach about 200, 600 tons.
Men OF SchuylkilI we must have the
cheap Through Traffic Railroad built as
speedily as possible.
The minors are on n strike at all the cS1
licries in the Region, except probably half
dozen. The operators, in consequence of
'he fall in price of coal requested reduc.
tion of 10 per cent. below the last advance
made on wages in November. The men
ara willing TO submit to reduction of 10
per cent. ON the October rate of wages,
which the operators resist, hence the stop
page. Coal has fallen more than the adj
vance obtained in November, and therefore
we THINK the men are asking a little too
much under the circumstances. The Rail.
road Company ought also TO reduce their
rates to the October standard, for if prices
oil coal are kept up too high, IL viii check
consumption ana diminish production. But
so long as tbe Railroad Company keeps up
It's high rates to tue November standard,
the men would seem to be justified in doing
SO also. The reduction ought TO be made
all sround.-MinerS' Journal.
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Chiidren's Carriages.

yNTB would call the attention Of those wanting
w Childs Carrisge, 10 our new and large assort
ment comprising new and beautiful style.
j. H. CON1EY 4 Oo
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Sudbury, Dec. II, 1883.
Valuable Property nt asrivus

UNllE undersigned offers his valuable 10,
L front by 2l0 deep, on the southwest
the Shamokln Valley and Northern Cent
roads, on Third street, on which is erected O
WAREHOUSE, 20 by 40 feet The Wsrsi
now one, having been built about two We,
and is splendid stand for any one wish
into tho hour nh4 grain business The +
the concern will also be offered for sale, ut
bio rates. Q
This property is offered for snle for the r..
I intend giving up business in Sur bury +
particulars, apply TO NJ CADWALl.
sept. ~, bS -im. Sun
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SHOEMAKERS.

sue best qualities of Sole Leather, freneh Calf
skins Morroeeos Innings, Lasts, Nails, Pegs
Tools OF all kinds and every thing usad BY the trade
for sa . low by j. ii. CONLEf 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STRAY SHEEP

NANE to the premises of the subscriber, OF
" about the goth of November last in Lower
Augusta township, near Seinsgroye Station, known
as The NJ Pherson farm, seven stray Sheep and one
Lamb The owner or owne requested to come
forward, prove property pay charges and take them
away otherwise they will be disposed Of according
to law.
A. j BURNS.
Lower Augusta twp, Dee. 10, 1868.
fast Notice.
A Ii parties indebted to tie firm Of j. W. Fri
"a ling 4 Son, will please call and settle before
the 18th day of January 1869, after that tho ac
counts will be placed iu the hands of a Justice for
collection
Also, those indebted to IL Y. Friling will save
costs by settling Them previous to the 18th day OF
January.
j. W. FRILING d son.
Ii. Y. fRlLING,
Sunbury, Dee. 10, Is6S.--4t
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From na edltorial Of lhe ,IrayeIor,,, ;, Dostrn, n

MAGNOLIA WATeN.-Superior TO the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold ut half the price
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OUtrascs in Tennessee A Rcsper-
ado Hung.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 10

NASHVILLE, Dec. 10.
In Haywood county, n few days since, a
desperate named james johnson, the leader
of gang of horse thieves, was hung, and
the citizens were in hot pursuit of the rest of
the gang.
In addition to. other crimes, the seoundrel
outraged the persons Of number of negro
girls in the neighborhood. About the same
time and near the same place negro was
iynched after attempting to commit rape on
an old lady.
1t is now pretty certain that the militia
will not be called out. This arises in part
from the desperate condition of the State
finances.
The railroad omnibus bill involving
nearly $3,O0O,000, will come. up to day on
its final reading, and ii is expected there
Wit be lively time over it. It's passage is
consitie,ed pretty certain, unless some extra.
ordinary Influences are brought to bear
against it,
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BREAD q FANCY CA

DAVID liz x
d ESPECTFULLY informs the citiscns
~ bury and vicinity, that he will bake
all kinds Of
Cakes for ESulis. I'artic-. .
Families Pro supplied with FRESH BREA;
Rolls, Rusks, Tea Buns, 40, and also kept
and manufactured out of the best materials
All orders left at his Shop in Market So
door east of Mis- Anna Painters Millinery
at his Bakery on Spruce Street, between J
Second streets, will meet with prompt atte
BALLS AND EVENING PARTIES
with Cakes, Ice Cream, &e at the shorte
Orders are respectfully y solicited.
DAVID
Sudbury Dec II lSSS
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administrators Notice

Administrators Notice
Estate Of Silas Feaster, deceased
NJ Office is hereby given that letter OF
IN tration having been granted to tho 4
ed, on the estate Of Silas Feaster, late
Augusta township, Northumberland CO
ceased. All persons indebted to said esta
quested to make immediate payment
having claims to presbnt them for settleme.
JOHN SNYDER,
Lowot Augusta twp, Dec. 5, 1865 ct
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IN pursuance Of an orJer of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed to Pub.
lie Sale, the late premises of jacob + ROhrbach
deed, in the Borough Of Sunbury, on
THURSDAY, Slst DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868,
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CoNsEILs DE LA sEMAINE.

--L6cueil 10 plus dangereux pour
a'homms est celui de la colere; aussi
rennemi perfide. surtout 81 c'est uue
femme, cherche-t-il D vous y pousser.
-Msprissz :es iujustices de vos en-.
nemis, et yous 6yiterez leurs pieges.
Ill est ei doux ct o. facile de planer
an.dessus das miasmes tetides do la
basse enyie. qu'on s'etonne que dea gems
d'esprit 90, consument q hair lsurs RE
Vaux.
-~I.'adyersit6 smprunte ses cruahtes
d notre impatience plus qn'a elle-menre.
--Da choix dc nos amir. CONNIE des
sodts de notre cGur. depend notre sort.
Le meillsur Ell 10 plus sur ami dun
homme, c'est Ia femme.
LIE demon domestique dams Tin.
serieur ccnjugal 50 nomme : acariatrete
de caractere, Eulgarite de langage, du-
res6 do sentiments ct, surtont, despot-
isme hautain pretendant regenter tout
yar linsolente apostrophe: Je veux.
L'ange dc La paix ct du foyer s'appelle !:
doucer. bonte, manieres delicates, Ian
gage respectueux, elevation du senti
meats, generosite d'action ct liberte mu-
fnelle, basee sur Ia tendresse ct la con-
,fance. La femme no doit pas etre un
esclaYe. nj l'homme un maftre =
henri p'ALLEBER.
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Succession Hc JaasarS yHorgarr, i

fSssSeSSSAoh "S - a aaztS w w Ss ~ Has ~ .
TIL SERA vendu Tcncan public, en- YER
- tn dun o,drc de la Cour de District dc
St. Landry, Ia residence de- Green Hud-
speth sur lc Bayou Bruf Il six mlles dc
Washington, lc
MERCREDI, JULIET 1868,
Ia propriete souscritc, appartenant q Ia
suec' ssion susditc, savoir:
UNE TERRE situec sur lie Bayou Bo,u:
dams ccttc paroissc neuf miles de Wash
lngton, contcnant tros cent vingt acres,
plus on nons, bornee au Nord par des
tcrrcs Qui ont appartenu q Nine. Lifteil, al
Sud par des terres de Henry L. Garland,
rEst par lie Bayou Deuf. ct rOnest par
DIES terres don't lc proprietaire est incnnnu.
Soixantc ct Quinzc arpents de Ia dite terre
pcuvent &t,c cultiveS avcc peu dc frajs ct
dc travaux. ttant defriches.
AusSi, UNE MALE.
TEEMEs :-Quatrc cents piastrns dn trx
dc II tire scront pay@eS compliant. La
balance payable un ct deux ans du Jour
dc Ia vcnte. Fin c ,nsdtration d. cette
balance, IacInGrcur extcutera des bllets
avcc duux bonneS cautions SolidaireS, paya-
blrs au bureau de John F. King, lux Ope,
lousas, ct portant inttrGt i pour cent de
leurs echt .nces rcSpectives. Pour en- gar
antir lc Placement, il sera reserve une by.
potheque speciale ct le privilege du vendeur
sur Ia dtc tcrre La male Sera vendue pour
du compliant
JONATHAN L. NORRIS,
30mai Administrator
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L'INDUSTRIE SUCRIERE.

On peut admettre CONNIE historique-
mpnt vrai qu'on commenca, vers 1910,
a faire manuf ,c,urierement du sucre de
betterave en- France, d'ou il resulte que
nos cultivateurs content au sol ce mo-
ment, pour la cinquante-huitieme fois,
Ia semence qui fut la source dune in
dustrie 81 considerable. La tache des
pionni4rs de cette industrie fut penlble,
le champ, arross6 d. leurs sueurs, fut
long a detricher, mais la semence etait
de celles qui, scion la parole dc rEvan-
gile, tombent dams une bonne terre ct
rendent des fruits. Aujourd hui 10000
hectares sont consacres 4 la culture de
la plante sucre repandue dams vingt-
cinq de nos plus riches departments. ct
plus de AGO usines disposant dc 10000
cheyaux-vapeu 6laborent lie sucre don't
le produit moyen d6passe $50, millions
dc kilogrammes. &c p,oduit, qul suttlt
peu pres ala oonsommation de France,
double de ce qu'elle 6tait dams les der
nieres ann6es du ,egne de Louis Philip
pc, exige l'e1nploi do un million a douze
cent mile tonnes de houille. ct lie trav-
all, dams les usines settlement, de plus
de $4,000 ouvriers qui touchent annu-
element rs millions de salaries. LIE
capital investi dams cette industrie re-
presente plus de $50 millions, ct le droit
paye q rEtat sur le sucre sleeve a. $50
millions, soft le vingtieme du budget dc
Ia France. LIE germe depose au COM
mencement de steele etc, on le volt,
singulerement fecond, la nouvelle in
nlustrie grandi CONNIE ces villes d'A-
merique qui doublent ct triplent leur
population tous les dix ans, ct nous
volta bien loin de lepoque l6gcndaire
Oh Napoleon Ter, apprenant par Chaptal
qu'on etait parvenu chez NJ. Deles>ert,
a Passy, a obtenir Ell grand lie sucre de
hetterave raffine, s'ecriait ravi: "Allons
voir cela.- journal des Fabricanto de
NuoNa
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Succession 0'AF>elc Matte.
Tin VERTU dun ordre d. Honorable Ia
- Cour du Huiti6me District Judiciairc
dc rEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
Paroissc St. Landry, il sera vendu en- vente
pubioue, AL dernier ct plus ottrant cnche-
risseur, par le soussigne Administrators, ou
par un cncanteur dimcnt commissionne, a
Ia residence de Administrations Pointe
Noirc en- cette parossc, lc
MERCRED!, 90 Juliet 1868,
les proprictcs ci-apres declit's dependant
1c Ia Succession d'Arscnc Matte d6cGder,
reinforcement de la Iaroisse ST. Landry,
sa.or:
lies Sill DUNE TERRE AYANT
5 arpcns de face sur 10 dc pro!ondrur, sit
uee i pointe Noire en- cette paroi,sc, bornec
au Nord par les tcrrcs dc la famIle Bellalr
an Sud par la ,erre dc Heraut, i Fest par lie
Bayou Plaqueminc Brulec, Ct rOuest par
le domaine public.
2-Un lit de plume vicill>s chaiscs, I'M
rouct, une grande chaudiere, tetes de
cochons, un cheval dompte, un vean dc deux
ans, 100 pieux en- cypre. s pieds dc long.
TERMEs EFT CoSDIrIoSs.-Le propretes
moblllereS pour uuA .co'hptant' Ia 'e''o ="
un ct deux ans dc credit du jour de la vent"
les acouereurs fournissant caution a Ia sat
isfaction de administrator; les sommes
non payces aux echeances porteront interet
a raison dc huit pour cent Tan dc reche-
ancc iusqu'au Placement les placements
seront fats ! William Elkins; Ia terre de-
meurant spe alement hypthequee a Ia sue
cession jusqu'au Placement definitif.
ANTOINE Arabic,
;,;, 90 Administrations
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DE SAMUEL \. SCRIBNE

SUCCESS1ONDE SAMUEL \. SCRIBNER
TIN VERTU dun ordre de Honorable la
1 Conr du Huitieme District Judcaire
de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
Paroi>sc St. Landry, il Scra vendu a 'encan
pubic c, au dernier ct plus ofIrant encheris-
seur, par la soussignee Administrative, on
par un encanttur dimcnt commissioner, a
la dernicrc residence du d6funt dams Ia vile
dc Washington Ell ccte paroissc, lc
MARDI, 81 Juliet 1868,
les proprGt6s ci-aprss dccritcs dependant
de Ia Succession &c Samuel A. Scribncr,
dcct1e, dcln:er, mcnt .lc Ia Paroissc de- St.
Landry, saver:
l-CN LOT DE TERRE ET MASON
vi /. d. Washington, ' fais. ks<N-IrS
sant face a h rue St. John, MihiSk,s1,
etant II dcgu!Grc residence fss s-=-==--
dn ltt;lnt,
2--UNE HABITATION situte s1r lc
Bayou Bo,ut dams Ia Paroissc de St L2ndrv,
environ dcux miles ct demi lie Ia Vile dc
Waohin .ton, bornee au N"rd par les tclrcs
dc Mime Webb, ct au Sud par les tcr,es de
Prescott ct Moore, mesuyant environ cinq
cents acres.
3--Qnatrc mnlcts, dcnx jnmcnts, un che
,,. tros ponlains, une voiturr, un wagon
Z; halnai>, III wagon il bGuf, Ia moitie in
d wise dun let td'iustrumentS aratoires, dcuN
,achrs, TIL buggy ct harnais, IN fusil, un
lot de livreS, lneubles de maison ct de cui'
sine, ct bcaucorp d'au res chooses don't Zen
umtration scrait trop Tongue.
TkEas-C COMPLIANT.
URSULE DESMARET,
iuiu 20 ADMINISTRATIVE.
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surant huit arpentS de face sur quarante de
profondenr, avec toutes les Batisses ct Amc.
.iorations dessus. borne au Nord par Ia
terre d Aithare Mutton, au Sud par la terre
de Ia veuve Firmin Breaux, FEST par la
erre..de Don Louis Breaux, ct rOucst par
le Bayou Plaquemine.
2-UN MORCEAU DE TERRE joignant
la susdite terre, nlesurant sept arpents ct
demi de face sur quarante de profondeur,
plus ou moins, borne an Nord par Ia terre
d'Aimare Mouton, au Sud par la terre ci-
dessus decrite, rEst par la terre de Don
Louis 'Breaux, ct q rOuest par lie Bayou
Plaquemine.
3-UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TIE RE
dams la Section 81 du Township Q. mesu-
rant cent soixante'deux acres ct 25Il00 dun
acre, borne au Nord, Sud ct Quest par les
terrts publiqucs. ct a FEST par Ia terre de
Joseph c. G idry.
cypre, deux pettes maisons, 5s tetes de
betes d cornes douces, I'm lot d. betes a
corncs en- vacherie dams la Paroisse de Cal.
casicu, environ 40 tetes de betes chevalines,
l3 mulets, paire de roues de diable,
charette beuf, charette cheval, buggy,
bouriquet, 66 tetes de moutons, un lot de
cochons, chevaux doux, 4 Its complets ct
bois de lit, 2 armoires, lot dc chaises,
meter a cotonnade, Z charrues ct herses,
pendule, 2 rouets, l jeux de cuillers ct
fourchettes d'argent, 2 tables, chaines de
dpble.
TERMEs Er CONDITIONS du prix
dadjudication compliant ct rautre moitie
payable lie Aodt 1869, les acquereurs
fournissant leurs bilets avec bonne ct suf:
fisantc securite 4 Ia satisfaction de pAd-
miaistratcur, les terres restant hypothe-
quees avec privilege du vendeur jusqu'a
paiement, ct les billets portant interet a
pour cent Tan du jour de recheance jus.
qua Placement du principal ct des interets.
49,. ., HYPOLITE C. GUIDRY, ,.
4iuillet Administrator.
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MELANGES.

Sill faut EN- croire les chroniques du
temps, les ronaines n'etaient pas pre-
cisGment des angesde douceur ct d'amen-
ite. surtout en- matiere de toilette, don't
ellps en- avaient la passion au moins aus
81 prononcee que chez nos biches mo-
dernes:
MARTIAL donne a ce propos un petit
echant. lion du caraotere des DANES ro-
maines, qui prouve que, quand elles sly
mettaient, elles NY allaient pas de main
morte. Voyez ce quill dit de l'unsdelles:
"Une seule boucle de ces cheveux, NAL
fixee par une epingie, ne SO trouvait pas
a sa place; Lalage Sen venge a Paidr
du miroir revelateur du crime, ct Ia
pauvre Plecussa tombe sous ses coups,
les cheveuS arraches"
"Jnvenai raconte le meme fait, pressure
dams les me.nes termes, a propos de la
malheureuse Psecas: "Pourquoi cette
boucle placee 81 hout2 Anssit6t un nerf
de beeuf fait justice de ce forfait, &c Get
attentat commits sur un cheveu,"
"Enhn Properceassure qu'apres avoir
ainsi battu ces pauvres creatures, "on
allait quelquetois jusqu'a les suspendre
par les cheveuz."
Telles etaient trop souvent ces fa-
meuses matronnes vues, c'est le cas- de-
Ia dire, en- deshabille. .
--Usant du vocabulaire de Ia pegre,
on no dit plus filoueter, grincher, faire
la de;ourne, on dit: BUTLERER.
La Rerolxtion, poreaf,e des droi
de Ia femme, argumente plaisamment sur
Ia position superieurs faite aux negres
par IL droit de suffrage, ct dit que de-
sormais les regles de l'harmonie sont
renversees puisque une "noire" vaut
plus qu'une blanche" .. .: .4,...
--" Prends I'M buisson epineux, dit
un proverbe arabe, pendant une aimee
arrose-le avec ds peau de rose, il ne
donnera que des epines; prends un
dattier, laisse-le. sans eau. sans culture,
ct il produira tonjours des dates" SUI.
want les Arabes, Ia noblesse es ce dattier
ct Ia plebe est ce buisson d'6pines.a
I'm jour, je ne sais plus qui. par
liant dune jolie femme, qui, CONNIE h
colosse de Ia lsgende, ,pachait par Ia
base. disait: G.*e
Ellie est bien jolie. mais ellie rem
verse de fond en- comble ls systems
lmetrique en- prouvant que drux pieds
peuvent sufire d faire un metre.
1 -Rejouissous-uous d'apprendre qu'un'
societe italienne s'est decidee demandel
|l'interdiction de rignoblc marchaudag'
human auquel Sc livrent les gems qu
/. font promener dams nos rues des harpe
|en decomposition ct dss riolons caduc
| par de pauvres bambins de quatre
cinq ans qui sont roues de coups quant
lis ne HappoFtent pas forte recolte d
sous.
pesits martyrs don't notre inaoucianc
ne prend pas pitie! Je me rappeliera
toniours Ia conversation que jentendi
tenir par deux d'entre eux, un petit gar
con ct nne petite file, qui cheninaien
un soir a minuit devant moi.