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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
For the Journal
Fiora's Dominfen-A Rev Enterprise


Fiora's Dominien-A Rev Enterprise-
Beautiful Parterre-Fruit, &C., &C.,
Through the courtesy of the proprietor,
r. A. Newbury, Esq, we had the pleasure
few days since, of ramble over the
grounds OF his elegant Rosenvink, (which
means Sin the vernacular "a Garden of
Flowers and were truly delighted. MIR.
Newbury has taken much pains in the Gull
tivation of the choicest plants of every de-
scription. Whenever he sees anything
pertaining to horticulture or Horticulture
that is beautiful to look upon or valuable
to propagate, he makes it his first business
to be its possessor. Hence the beauty and
elegance Of Rosenvink. It is always a
pleasure for him and his amiable lady to
show Rosenvink to any who may call upon
them. Being both intimately acquainted
with the name, language and classification
of their pets. they viii introduce you to
the members of the Floral family, and as
tonish your power of utterance with nanes
it would take week to spell.
Mr.. Newhnry has a fine dollhouse,
"aIueu NY uot d1I, 80 IldG Mauy VI LAS
plants are in perpetual summer.
Aside from all this he has large straw
berry garden. with nearly OR quite 100, COO
plants of all the different valuable varieties,
besides apple, peach, plum pear. ounce,
grape, and in fact every thing that can
please the eye or tickle the palate. He
deserves great credit for the energy he has
displayed in bringing Rosenvink to possess
SO many beauties, and yet he is not salts
fed, and, in fact, he is now beginning to
reap the reward of his long and patient in,
dustry. He informed US that he was
almost daily filling orders for flowers from
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and
in fact we saw quite a large package OF
flowers and rose buds prepared to be sent
to the Hub"
We wish him all imaginable success, for
it is g. truly worthy enterprise. F.
Rosenvink, Magnolia, n. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
STATE NEWS.

FITZPATRICK IN THE FIELD AGAN.-kil-
patrick's Adjutant General, General Estes,
says, elf Joe Turner shoots a Northern
man he will be corpse in five minutes,
with fifty bullet holes through his BODY
That will be worse fate than befel Joe
Smith, the Mormon prophet, at Nauvoo.-
The United States troops, when Joe
jumped from the window, put forty bullet
holes through his body. Why give Joe
Turner ten more than Joe Smith?
General, who will put them through us2
How many will you shoot? Who will help
got that pardon in advance for our as
sassinatiCn?"
We can't make out the hands for this
work. Suppose you shoot six, General LAT
lin six, Professor Brewer six, Rev. Pepper
six, Judge Alden six, Senator Abbott six,
Menninger six, and Ashley six This ali
told, is Joe Smiths number, forty. Where
is the carpet Dagger, after our body has
been pierced with forty bullets, will shoot
us again? You need not rely upon Tim
Lee the Sheriff, to shoot the remaining
promised ten. We believe when we are
lying dead, pierced with forty bullets,
if you ban call On Tim to shoot the re-
naming ten I'm will curse and scorn you,
for remember, Tim was not at the
s'depot."
"Let US have peace" General, or you
shall be turned out of the party.
Raj. Sentinel.
SERIOUSLY Live regret to learn that
Judge Logan is dangerously ill at his resi-
dence in Rutherfordton. We hope that
he may soon recover.-Raleigh Standard.
The Ststesville American learns that Mr..
Johnson, President, has purchased two
engines with which to begin the work of
rebuilding the Atlantic, Tennessee and
Ohio Railroad.
BRUTAL MURDER.-As we 20 to press we
learn that the body Of young man named
Burwel Hilton, was found in briar patch,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
A mfxed Dinner.

A dinner called press dinner was given
at Delmonico's, in New York, on SATURDAY
night, at which ladies and gentlemen So,
down and ate, and drank, and toasted, a! anu
spoke, until IL o'clock at night. Ing
women paid for their own dinners, and a'u
their share of the talk. There was 10
smoking, but an immense amount OF Pul
fng mutual admiration. The ladies Werg
of the literary and strong minded sort anu
the gentlemen were artists Of the Boheln'
an order, allowing nothing to go unapPIo'
priated, and making the most Of the slIuH
ton. Such dinner could hardly be goI
ten up west of the Hudson, certainly no. So
south of Mason and Dixon-f we may 10
pardoned the use of the phrase.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
From the Boston Courier
An Outrageous Insult TO Our COlOred
Soldiers

SOluleIB.
We are informed by the daily press that
"the Indians Of the plains will not take
scalps from the heads of negro soldiers
killed in battle"
Is not this fragrant violation of the
amendments to the Constitution, and of
the reconstruction policy of Congress?
This is the browning insult to our colored
citizens.
Shall the redskins be allowed thus to
make distinctions on account of race or
color ?
When the colored troops fight btavely,
may those untaxed Indians scorn their
scalps, as being no trophy worth the taking
off
This contemptuous treatment of the
black man by the red man is not to be
borne.
Senator Sumner must attend to this.
He must prepare resolutions.
He must illuminate speeches against the
noble red man of the forest, who, when on
the war path, dares to show savage dis
re spect to wool
He has abolished the word "white" in
the District of Columbia, let him abolish
the word "black on the plains.
Let him cause it to to be enacted that
when the untaxed red skin says
ugh. big Indian no scalp niger "
somebody shall shoot him on the spot.
It is not because of the difficulty of tax
ing off the colored mans scalp.
No such thing.
Indians scalp very short-haired white
soldiers.
1t is their contempt for the negro as al
inferior race.
They must be taught better.
Here is missionary work to do.
And a new stipulation should be made
in all Indian treaties, that no distinction
of race or color shall be made with the
scalping knife.
The insult is too cutting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
The Reconstructed Farmer.

We were not mistaken in saying that
Edgecombe never did anything halfway.
And we were right. In addition to the
names of Messrs. THIGPEN and DANoY in
connection with the editorial staff of the
proposed Farmers Monthly to be issued at
Tarboro', the last Soutterner announces
that the Rev. J. B. CHESHIRE, DID,, Rector of
Calvary Church, will preside over the Hor-
ticultural Department of The RECONSTRUCT
ED FARMER. Says the Southerner
CDR. Cheshire's fine taste and well known en-
ergy of character, guarantees skill and Judgment
in this department. Calvary Cemetery, at once
the pride and ornament of our village, whose
tasteful decorations so attract strangers, is the
work entirely of the head and mainly of the hands
of DR.. g. and shows what we may reasonably ex
pect from his valued assistance"
Already we regard this Magazine as
having achieved success, for never in the
Southern country has apublicationofs similar
character begun under the same favorable
auspices as will inaugurate this-nevcr has
greater talent been arrayed in behalf of
an agricultural journal than will preside
over THE RECONSTRUCTED FARMER. It has
wide field for usefulness, and it will COM
mand success.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
A Man Impaled upon the Times of Il Hay
Fork

On Monday last terrible and most I'M
usual accident happened in West Stephen
town, N. Y, to Daniel b. Tiff, farmer o.
that place. He was driving load of hay
over badly drifted road, when the sleigh
upset, the hay fork was lodged in the drill
standing upright, and Mr.. Tiff was thrown
upon it, the tines entering his body and
holding him in that position. A Mr.
Wheeler, who was fortunately with him,
made an Intellectual effort to lift him from
the tines, and was only able to relieve HIM
from his perilous situation by raising HIM
with the fork and laying him upon the
snow, and then drawing tho tines from has
body. Had no one been near he must have
died in very little time, as he was really
sitting upon the fork unable to help HIM
self, with the tines imbedded in his body
Although very badly injured the physician
expresses hope of his recovery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
Horrible Punishment OF a Murderer

A Chinese laborer not long ago murder.
ed a whole family of seven PersorD
in Peru. He was arrested, and while pa
ties who had made the arrest were taAlne
him to the judicial authorities, he was rec
cued from his guards by the inhabltGnISs 81; ~
the town of Gaudaloupe. They took III
to the public square of their town, cover"
his bodyiwith kerosene oil, and then On ,.s.
ed him alive in fire which had been Pi'
pared for the purpose.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02

Indiana has approved the action of the
Democratic members in staying the suf-
frage outrage Connecticut speaks early
in April, and other important elections fol-
low apace. We believe we are at the be-
ginning of new chapter in the wonderful
book of American politics. We shall see.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02

Ratification OF the Fifteenth Am enlm emit
by the Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRIsBURG, March Is.
The House has ratified the fifteenth
amendment by strict party vote. The
Senate had previously done 30,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02

An uneasy feeling is evidently gaining
ground in England as Russia advances by
her projected lines of railway nearer to the
English possessions in Asia. The sugges.
tons made by an English paper that nego-
tiations should be opened between the
English and Russian governments in order
that all understanding should be arrived
at on the Central Asian question are en-
dorsed by the Moscow Gazette, which adds
that the Russian government will not re-
fuse to come to an understanding which
might lead to the consolidation of general
interests and to the development of
friendly relations between England and
Russia. These general interests consist in
a reciprocal adoption of measures for the
furtherance of trade and the establishment
of friendly intercourse between the sub
jects OF both powers, in view of their ap-
preaching closer neighborhood.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

CIRCULARS PROGRAMMES
CARDS, TICKETS, Etc.
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act, every variety arc style of work In etter,
rress printing.
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IN or Fancy Styles, neatly and promptly ezecu
ted, embracing
, 1869-07-23

dLu OIU lubllI6T IOI AJUllSii9nSInH TOWN ana
suburbs that the former had ocnon+od tLn .I,.
ton. but the latter had rsonasr al ~ h. ev-
empted, which would have - ha dAcfIa1 III tha
Flection-Board.
LAWYER Jurs was present and his nq+.o+ If
election having been examined conference.-the
with the RulpS of Rusinass AMI f,.nl H. 3n,
order, the Chairman . ,LnorI,I,. Lin, IA ba
entitled to sit and voto in tba C9s,a." ,rLoro
1non no sionnd tho oo+b
Accordi9r 70 +Lo orIar or 4Lo 7,rn r.,,ol
nrocoodod t0. N"' "0 '''
M a., ~,
! F ~ ~ 1Too ursI P9S GU o. u cue proposal I"r an
16 y 10 " 9 on,,TE ~ y q VIC % 4 tIa ca yfaT go
49,, y f "pP1S "' "nL"a - -" Np'otI2I / Ig"9-
~ "J, of H+ thaS r y : III - 'o"'' - - pan
~ - ~ @'"'''
ne Iolo"In8 amendment mad been proposed
~ tu0 ISL member Ior ffeuefIhstea town
(0arau"J
IL AMOUNT Vi @o'-Oo 10 DC reduced 10
S402OOO,
ne ISL member Tor ChIlSt@nSte"s country
olSIflc1 (OhrIStlhas) stated, That he mad not
Deen present at the former meeting but ms
QPlnlou was lhaO Inc matter ought not to be
oecIoeu III one necllhg, as IL would nave the
appearance VI DeHa8 HufrIea' BESIDES "hIrh
mere was no urgent necessity To ueTiate from
me general rules OF proceeding. lie cl,oSitrre1
wy ." '' "a
necessity ana ne caIIed attention TO inc fact
InaJ also IN the MotAercounjry extraordinary
advances from the public funds have been
granted to landed proprierors in districts that
lad been visited by great catamjt.ea: 3J. such
advances were given on more Icniclt conditions
than here, namely as regards the repayment in
a space Of several years, and without interest.
Inc Chairman being deSiroos to p2rjake IN
me proceedings vacated his seat, which was
taken by the wee Chairman Christmas.
Inc lt member Tor ErUderlkSteU'S town
, 1869-07-23

II'o Ll9 @to,o ~ G9en e1 On nand' laiS amount
,oSt,HeI VII" 'He FORMER SURPRISES from the Co
IoNlaJ treasury during the last years amounting
t. $4,000 ana the amount Of $4,000 trans
le.fsd rom loe L1nqtreaSur% in April 1863,
win tne addition OF the subsidy $4,000 would
nave T5 Lil,'5 up 4 sum- u : I2o'o00.
nrv,, l." All, oG' q ~ nv ha s,I'e - tlaO .,o 9Ia,e I[eas-
o." onyo . t"G' - . hn n@r@ q -, :" oo nI9 olS' O1Fcn 1900
SS't5522" nf ~ - S %Joui IfI'Uuo' ana ne referred 70
Sar1to. - ,n GG,I't +|a Ifr III 'cLS matter "G-
~ ~ ""iol II NlInI>ItI oI EIndnceS mas
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-08-21

diligence sebrana ct &c fut que ongemps apres que
cut dspau dams poussere de hozon que les epoux Tan
comet dedeent senceusemeut penates
Nous ayons quArthur arrva encombre Pars nou
avons &s godtant somme qui u pas de Tongue du
rec.
Le bru cadence dun reombant sur un obet metal
ue avec dun chant goureux ct
revea en- sursau studant LIE tapage vena de Ia cour
h6te Arthur ouvrt fenetre apercu Auvergnat fort
ner ct barbu qu ppa coups redoubss sur une piece
vaissse con6se ndusteue socitude ct rscreat sor
beur chanson Dc pays chanson auee une cou
eu locale fortement accenuee donna cerane o-gina
sudaut scou voc que chanta etameur de casseroes
Nous sommes partaaes du fond dc Courtanvlle
Nombre de troup de charrurias . ~
Nous rencontrames bon nombre de guenilles,
1876 Nombre de troup de PAuvergnat. ..4 -aaas
lis sondondondent les boutons los culers les pats
Nombrrr de b6nedis, nombrrrr de charrurias!
Par oa par on mire od T! mire oa
Trcup' soup ca, ID Roubachou!
Burnn =!
0 marmiton de nostre cuisiniare!
Navez rien 1 ID troup -soupcal
Et Il castroujle qui pend par le darriere
Voulez vous qu'on la rretamai
lis sondondondent, etc., etc.
Combieu pour le raccommodage7
Chnq chix chous q tourfania
81 vouez donner davanape
Che chera pour Ia troup soup cal
lis sondondondent. etc, etc. @"@
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Les thorins sont rouges, dun bou.
quet tres franc; lis supportent les plus
longs voyages.
lie tonnerre est un vim rouge, tres
cors6, dun goht agreeable.
lie toremila est un vim de liqueur
qui porte plus commandment le nom
de rancio
lie voluay est rouge. DUN bouquet
ct dune saveur fort agreables; c'est
un des boiis wins de Ia Bourgogne.
LIE vosne resemble un peu au NUTS;
il est plus ferme, plus agreeable.
Les vouvray sont des wins rouges ct
blancs, doux ct liquoreux; l'age les
rend moelleux ct spiritueux; lis sup
portent les voyages.
Ce nest pas tout: un bon sommelier
dot etre un degustateur atm de pro.
noncer sur Ia qualits des wins ct en-
determiner le prix; unc erreur du golt,
de Po1orat, de Ia vue, commise par un
sQmmelier, peut entrainer des pertes
Mormcs.
Que doit faire le sommelier qui SO
trouve en- presence dun win? En- ap-
precier Ia couleur ct, par consequent,
le regarder avec discernement ct at
tention. II doit ensuite etudier l'arome
GU odeur connue sous le nom d'odeur
vineuse. Or, dc temps immemorial, les
degustateurs ct les gourmets ont donne
le nom de bouquet aux emanations
odorantes qui s'exhalent des wins.
Un sommelier, possedant toutes les
qualities necessaires pour Ia degustation,
demele les parfums les plus fins, les
plus legers. La couleur, le bouquet, 10
corps, telles sont les trois manifestations
du win.
81 un sommelier reunit les qualities
que nous venons d'enumerer. Ia mai
tresse dc maison pourra lui abandonner
en- toute securite le soin de 50 cave,
mais en- le surveillant avec beaucoup
d'attention: pea de Ia maitresse est
aussi necsssaire pour Ia prosperite du
menage que l'activite du mailre pour
les affaires du dehors.
II ny pas de soins interieurs qui
ne donnent une nouvelle consideration
d unc bonue ct sage menagere. Dams
les families les plus opulentes, il y
peut.etre, d ce sujet, plus de zele que
dams les classes moyennes.
Et d'a Ieurs. 10 vim n'est-il pas Ia
saute, Ia gazette. lesprit de Ia France?
La vigue n'est-clle pas uue dcs riches.
ses du sol francais
Button a dit: LIE style, e'cs! lAomme.
Nous disons, nous: La b0isson, e'sst la
naLion. JIM. cAYLA.
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de desordre leur precheront II
revolte, ct Ia race caucasienne, ct
Ia republique fondee par ellie
ct tous les elements de resurrection
materielle ct de progress moral dom
nous constations Ia reapparition parmi
nous, tout celia sen ira fottant vers le
gouffre du meant. Nos adversaires, nous
le savons. traitent legerement les OBJ
jections, ct plaisantent avec grace sur
les sinistres prophecies des pessimistes
lis trouvent lie plan d'immigration a
Ia fois simple ct fecond, juste ct ration
mel. Et pourtant, il nous suffirait pour
leur causer quelque embarras de chan
ger les termes de Ia question ct de
leur demande- ce qu'ils penseraient dc
ce plan applique soft a la France, soft
a rApgleterre, soft 4 lAllemague, ct
comment Fraucais, Auglais ou Al
demands traiteraient le negociant en-
chair humane qui offrirait a lagricul-
ture aux abois des cargaisons de leurs
compatriotes, recrutes en- masse ct
soumis au regime du contrat quiuquen.
nal. La proposition serait par eux
regardee CONNIE un outrage.
LIE travail a etc afranchi pour lc bien
de tous, de nouveau on veut l'asservir.
81 le success courouue l'entreprise, le
travail asservi s'affranchira encore, mais
d quel prix
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feuilIeionlon alessbaeibf ct De rapant- Goureur
la CHANS0N De L'AUvERGNAT
PAR 6.
JULE0 RICHARD

SUITE ####@..z.a## .1fz
sasi heureux ic sl await vouu II nous aurat succsds!
Et cavats Do satin Aeur Son pse est top fable auss;
cest moi qu vous raurais jolinsnt remi ~ pas.
Mais GO ut bso p lcsqse e jour htal ellie conduit Ar
thur ~ bureau do diligence La psuvrs femme ioud On lar
mes au souvenir Dc son premier de quele await amend a.
comue ellie auenait cadet ct ques uavat am,s revu
Taopoaaet Sst calos contsnait son emotion II remit
cpq cents francs ~ tasge pour as Dc preuare psta
ou ct lui annonca Gull recevt Paris par soins do uu
do zee cosspondsn pension msnsuele Dc deux cent?
francs
-Tnvalc, lui d CONNIE derner sdieu ct iche dams i,
nouvels carers qss u chora Do ne snas av regrette
Ia boutique Do ton pare.
Ecsncss chaque semaine ct ii IL tenuuies trop reveu,
1t Nine Tasnnet ssant cinq louis tout ueus ID main
dArthur.
lie conduceur Route cocher ct claque son long oue
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LES MILE EFT UNE
C0NNAISSANCES TITLES.
Cour, Jardin, Champ. Cuisine, Cave.
XVI

Achevons Ia liste des wins de France
Les rivesalte: il y en- a de rougcs Q,
de blancs. Ces wins sont geuereCx, cha.
leureux, liquoreux, parfames. lis oc'
cupent un des premiers rangs dams
renologie francaise. h,
LIE romance est un win dun ! 5uge
rubis, ayant bcaucoup d'arome; II est
fin, spiritueux, tres agreeable ct Sc vend
fort cher parcegu'on en- recolte fort
peu.
LIE romanec.conti est uu vim no uge
qu'on reconnait 4 son bouquet vineuI;
il est moins fin, moins estime que le
romance. - -.......
LIE roussillon est un vim tres rouge,
tres capiteux, ct don't on SO sert pour
colorer ct fortifier les wins fables.
lie saiut-emi!ion est un vim rouge,
dune belle couleur; il SC conserve bien;
il a un peu du bouquet des wins du
Medoc. Saint Enlilion est classe parmi
les bons cras de Ia Gironde.
LIE saint.peray est un win blanc, tres
delicat, spiritueux, mousseux ct sentant
To- violette.
LIE sauterDe est 10 meilleur de tous
les wins blancs de France. LIE vim rouge
de ce meme cru est moelleux, corse,
dun bouquet aromatique tres agreeable.
LIE sillery est blanc, un peu ambre;
il dispute le premier rang au sauterne.
LIE tavel est un win rouge, tres fin,
tres parfume. C'est un vim de dessert.
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BEAU MAGAStM
y yEMNNE

lie soussign6, cessant les affaires q Ia
campagne, offre en- vente, l'amiable, son
MAGASIN parfaitement approvisionne
ct achalande, ct Acknowledgement situ6
StJscques, rive droite, "a miles de Ia
Nouvelle- Orleans.
Une excellente position sur le Aeuve,
pres de rentree du chemin public du
village de Ia Vacherie, une vieile ct
nombreuse clientele, un courant DAT.
aires etabli depuis longtemps, un stock
repondant aux besoins de tout genre
dc la localite, tous ces fats expliquent
Ia prosperite bien connue de Get etablisse-
ment ct sont de nature d offrir 4 un capi.
tai disponible le placement le plus avsnta.
geux.
Avec le magasin ct les marchandises
quill content, seront vendus en- bloc, une
bonne maison de residence, une cuisine, un
magasin 4 maTs, &C., &c.
LIE soussigne Sc fait un devoir dc remer.
cier ses clients ct amis de Ia constante
favour qu'is lui ont montrec, ct II q l'hon.
neur d'inviter les personDes qui auraient
des reclamations d lui presenter GU des
obligations remplir 4 son egard, 4 vouloir
bien le faire le plus promptement quill leur
sera possible. II SC tient des &c moment d
leur disposition.
b0rS' 'adresser Louis Eymas luimemc
qui offrira aux amateurs les conditions les
plus liberales. r.. ........
St-Jacques, 5 JUN 1869. ...s
LOUIS EYMAs.
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Went richie pas ustre Of s redevsut squai Pourquo
Nul NO e sa On tourerat espt vainemen ouver
Ia ormue qu preside denee des stres Nous
dams des cerces don't Fortune determine con ss 10
Notre volone est impuissaute dcplnsr e dsu NAL
gre povebe Voaloir es poaro nuons dstr5nsr
majestic e hasard ains que dsat Frederic gant
de champagne ct do phosophe dams soupes do Posm
Le vra sage homme reeement fort qu peut ren
deca en dea La supsrio6 reside dams Il connassance
sincere de popes forces Plaou la dit soquemmsn ct
tout peu de mots.
Or NJ Tanconne homme praque-qui navat point lu Pla
tonne sat point dependant tromps e tempsmeut nj
sur les apudes dArthur. await lu un do css
gostes tendres qu mont do pedecon arsse pour ben
nj pour e NAL ct don't Ia vie est plus passive quscve
Elogner 6s de Chgnsc, cea e sentat ben 10 ssus
trae ID surveillance do mils, Influence do hons
conses ct de- bons exewpe cst sus soul oyen den
faire pestr quel ct 10 pSre qui
sembable soft pas Advance certain du re-
sultat dune telle tentative! #+
Daeurs, dsat lhonnss spcer, sill a queques freda
les cachera mere ct paye lee pots cass Ne
au point que jeuuee passe Et pouru que rennt re
venne berca ct oreles 10 uen demande
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