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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED go. Sunday. May Q.
Steamship Erin, Webster Liverpool Apr TO- and Queeustown April
H. indse. aud
steamship Aeustu oct KeRy Bedford ndse aud pass
Steamship AlhGiross Davis. Pail Hiye-
Steamship MspOa kembe New Orleans April IS mdse and
Steamship Gen. Barnes Norton, SayHsHab ihdse and
Steamship Hermann Wenke Bnea via Southampton April 20 md
mdse and
Steamship Columbia Causghan Glasgow April &c. via Neville l7b
Tndrc and pass
steamship Crescent City Weir orleans mdse end pass
Brig Little Furv Cunningham Buenos Ares 50 days, hides
Sehf Helene BAlus. Nsfsau. Apnl %, sugar
Schr Adrian. Hall, Rockland lime
Schr AngenOra, Lord. Franklin days, lumber
Schr HsTnet Fuller. Miller, Boston.
Echr Empire, Baker, New.llaveh
Sehr u. II. Waugh, Parsons Virginia
BELOW.
Ship American Congress Jordon, London March H.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToN May 2Auired ship Ceyon from Bedford brgs
Thames rom Africa via st. Thomas Whitaker Prous
HOLMES HoLE May Arnved sebrs Hudson Halt from CsI,.
Edwards Allen Georgetown D. c. for Hyauns g. Lite Little
Philadelphia for bingham; Hslans McBirney EewYo for Wpsor
n s. Sailed sehr Marshall Perrin, American Chief Leach Kate
V. Edwards and ladSon.
FoRTKgss MoyKoE Va Mar ARRIVED T. e. steamship ps,oto
having hoard the 18th regiment untrT en-
for Richmond the Roads steamship Liberty, baltimore
CH1HLEsroS May 2Arved steamship Falcon from baltimore
schT Golden City, from 81 Johns. p. r.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN May 2Tbe CnBsrd steamship Ausraasisn from
NeWYok April a. arrived a. 10y O'Clock last night The nman steam
chip Eina. from HeW.iork April 20 has arrived
New York April 81 arrived at o'clock this morning. and sed
The Hamburg
Hamburg arrived II o'clock this morning
May ZTbe steamship Main, Hsw.ioTk for
Bremen. has arrived
LvEnPooL May 2Ths steamship AleppO, from New YorL arrived
out on hondaT last.
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GLASGOW-In steamship COlunha, May 2WIn Grant j.
Gibson. Efs Aino H. heEuan Mira A. Mnrphy Mrs
Murphy n sharpe. Mrs Sharpe, Mrs NJ Cummings
JohH Lstts Mrs Is fnts Mary Lowrey. Thomas
Mcutcheon. 4. NJ Fau Mel Mcneil Rich Thomas, L. CLARK
FROM BREMEN-lu steamship Hermann. May 2-Delreh Stsg
Felix kobn eiur SOTesaud Geo hentup ard wife Fcdie
Bemngaren child Harbers Chss MrJers
genheier Joseph Gers Cath Oh Carl Weber
Enge vOcktroit aud family ThtgdoT Beuehen g. H. ka
yer Louise Muller. Paine Muller Auna kebsa Ludwg Frsbke.
Heinz Wientnn and family VIII. Flake FanI
Steiner. Yossler. usdE Kuck. Eife Koch.
Meier Plsmp and family Rest Abraham Gumdfe,t
wife. Gsehew Pei Gasay
Pudg AID family Anna hley G. Schmss child Gol Berger
BGhet- Moua Christine Werner Dr. g. A. Msack James Puy M
Jarnett Miss Sophie icsn, James stark, Mrs. STARK
FROM kAVASNAH-H steamship Geo Barnes, MAJ al. V.
ODopobue r. Ctsrv n. Plans T. n Edgar D. spencer WIFE,
nurse and two children eating, wife igo chdrsn and two
Mrs r. j. Moses spd child Mrs r. la Roe Mrs Fitch.
q. Palmer Dr. r. b. Foot aud lady Mis- ~ L. Bond, T. r.
Bogr A. b. Bosa J. T. CLARK wife, and children. w. G. Allen,
eTEog L. Bukey GAd wife. j. w Randall and wife. Mrs
Muuford Miss Gdgg T. s. Salisbury and wife, Mis- Wright and
Jones aud vie, Mss Jones H. ~ Hunt Geo.
Purdy wife H. Ssrjeut 81 Gnen. {. HereIed w. j. 70.
ward v " SeekpE. ". and - IN the tieerage.
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BLIND LADY CURED.

Gravel Dyspepsa Bleeding ou the Lung, enred
Nr George commercial traveller In Canada west writes
US unde date 81 April a. 1869 from Woodstock:
The sARSAPARlLLIAE REsOLVBNT is In great demand and
working wonders StrafoTdsTe merchant told me Oh
case WAS BLIND, but BY the use OF the s4hsA
RESOLVRNT read She would give GER
te but does bothered With people writing Hundreds
call 10 The cas- is regarded a. wonderful
WHITE SCOTT, principal druggists mere
per.on Of pe-hgh fBdiugwhO for was afflicted Hh
GRAVEL who has been enueE eu'eu " nAO
WAYS sARsAPARILLTAH RESOLyBNl"
% reno another Chronic Sore Leg that resisted al
other advertised eeBes cured BY few bottles Of SARsAPARL
LIAM RESOLYENT 1870. , i,
Jonathan Frend Wilder Station cured by one bottle Of
Bleeding from Night sweA Threatened Consumption
hear Of wonderful ny the sAhSAPA
RIAN RESOLyENT For every kind Of Honor Sore skin BuP
tOu weakening discharges the people use aud become cured
20 wh Fits, Scro White swelling Sore Heads and Eyes Nose anu
Mouth This wonderful remedy acts powerfully on
sound, and healthy"
GRO. O. MORTIMER. Commercial Traveller.
RAILWAYS sARsAPARILLIAN RBsoLvENT ia sold at 81 per
hottie or ak bottles % all Druggists and Medicine Dealers and
n Dr. RAILWAYS MEDICAL WAREHOUSE,
No ri Naid,u.I.pe New. YorkCi
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A RAYMOND & Co.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
COR PCLToH AND EAssAUsTa
SUITS OF EVERY VARIETY AT USRlvALED. PRICES
A CARD.

4 CARD. - 1900,
N The large and increasing demand "vERMoET SPRING
WATER undgned place the agency the hands
Of W. H. sCHIEPPRLN Co.. Of this city old and distinguished
Wholesale drug house. whom orders may in future be addressed
SAKE Co, PrOprletorL
THE VERMONT SPRING WATER,
remarkable remedy for Cancer scrofa Bdght' Disease and
other Kidney affections which capable Of proof by living witnesses
Of the highest dbty some been raised up when
prenty near DEATH without wishing dpaags Others never
tbe believed that this effected unparalleled by
other existence notice that the only Of this Spring 10 the
VERMONT and should eonfoanded With any other the
same State The genuine bottles the inscriptions VERMONT
SPRING SAKE Co.. SHELDON VT" It's for sale BY the principal
Druggists Pamphlets with certificates from eminent phyheAu' sent
free on application to the propretors, or to
W. H. SCHIBFPRLIN Co.,
No. 10 Wilam.st NeS.York
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSARARILLIAN

HESolIN En- Is
Establishes principle diseases and
medical world that consumption and all other Ecrofuous diseases
are This has been ONE HUNDRED
GASES confirmed COnpOA-where Lung IN seventy
eases was destroyed dried up-sDd 500 CASES OF sUS
PBCTED Consumption
Dr. RAILWAY three r.srs since published 70 the bis analysis
Of the the several stages Of Consumption and found that where
tuberees became deposited the lungs ether organs tie Kid
ueys Liver Spleen Bronchial Glands esnes establishing cOnump
lion Of these organs the BLOOD tn Veak pak atV and d
Gent Of such constituents abrn auen phosphorus and the h red
eoorng dses the COpvs the absence Ofhese eouD
.p 10 the blood blood exhausted Of and nouhmsat and
there deposits tubes and dsyed matter
b, not the rover to ISOLATION It's natural eOpEneHs aud
sores tuuor cancers vueBt humo formed the pres
.pes Of which esuses Inflammation gathering and consequent sppSrd
n This reader the Of the formation of tuberess and
consumption.
Dr. Railway was the advance this Theory OF The eaue ofeon
sumption and It's kindred diseases prepared the RAILWAYS KE
SOLVENT 20 supply the constituents was dehcient
Of in this condition system and to give Il the nOursbnen and
strength to hold It's natural constituents solution.
Dr. Railways Theory published in BBgAnd France Germany
South America upon the scientific medical men Of both
From medical books have been since published
BY medical writers claiming have discovered the cause consumption
but have atd to produoe remedy Dr. Railway tne
s and only dcOyete medicine that will cure In RAILWAYS
sARsAPARILAN REsoLvBST the public have remedial agntth
will cure Consumption and all diseases LuuEBRoNCHIAL
KIDNEYS BLADDER, WOMB, THROAT, GLANDS and URINARY
ORGANS
In all udng discharges such involuntary loss Of sperm ems
on. Of the genital glands and all uterine DIN
entities gravel lime brick acid and eaeuous serehons
the s,r,aparan ResoVeut positive 10 doPty, diabetes
incurred yenerea syphilis lie forms cures when all other ned
cnes fail
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SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.

Al this season ery one is troubled with impurities The
blood that exhibit appearance the surface bo black spots
pimpe letters womsiB rLeum &c few doses Of Dr.
RadwAy Sarsapaan will make the skin smooth clear and beAauui
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SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT.

NEW PRINCIPLES OF CURE OF ALL
WASTING sCRoFULoUs. AND RRuPTIvE DISEASES OF THB
EYES, NOSE. MOUTH. THROAT EARS, HEAD, LUNGS, KID
ERYs AND BLADDER.
THB SKIN MADE PURE CLEAR SMOOTH AND BEAUTIFUL
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CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY.

The following letter from highly gd lady, well Known in The
circles Of best society,"
LAFAYETTE, Feb. g. 1865.
had not much confidence SarpaTan RfsoVeDt Having
hss dsgured for the last four BLOTCHES and PIN
Plies resolved events ard took TWO TEASPOON-
PILLS three times directed II Is not quite ONE MONTH
To there not BLOTCH spot emsh
rdefect anyk m
send Of medical book Fate a3d True
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EVERY DAY

an Increase weight aud strength experienced 1t fat tissue
eaoe or Matchmaking It's the blood what to the anos
pbs M supplies the life principle swiftly from the
face ali spots benbe pusues letters sh fesbWorns sores &c'
&c INPARTIyG A CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION TO
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I'D .

Ami 2g-sn from 1O:4S mdnight amount Of
stsr G3 rc April 29-Rsn from mdughtto 25 p m amount OF
rasr 6 io,h May Lau from $3.50 ~ 70 mdngh'i amount Of
Vst,r 81 inch. Total q water for week. 81 inch
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LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY,

In fact every good equitable literal feature known has been
adopted b Gta Western Mutual LIE ns Co ofSeSiork
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PICKERING's IMPROVED
AMERICAN VRLOClPKDEs,
No. IA Grecne-st

VERMONT SPRING WHARF.-THE great remedy
for Cancer Scruua Kidney diseases Sold b. drug Depot
ScmETFEIis's, No 40 Wiish-st, New.YorE.
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p19SFNGF HS ARRTVFD

SUNDAY-SCHOoL BOOKs.-BROUGHToN q w
HAN No 10 BbsHSuse Keep the largest aud hest ssorimeaL
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.. THE
GREAT ZINGARI BIT TIERS f!
THE

SKETCH OF DR. CHEoPsUs. THB DlsCoy
ERBR OF
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GREkNPORT, l.. IA few evenings since,
the ticket agent al this town left tile depOt few
ments and on returning snnd that the lock had been
tempered WITH thinking that ali was not right, he in
room Of the depot Procuring the assistance Of the night
watehmaD the negro was arrested lie gave lis name as
Atkins and said that he lived ia EewYorE Int fhaf hrs
family resided In Sag HarbOr. The might before The
above the store OF Albert ss entered
ard robbed OF valuable goods Atkins had been sen
UrOwhDg arogpa Iae store i9E SONG day apd De several
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lA0nouueemsuul

The world known Carpet Store No. 90 BOwery.
bargains English body and TspetD Buel 3py snd IN
grain Maiting OiClotts &c Don't fail 10 call
HiRAM ANDERSON TO. % Bower.
Get rid of a Cold at once by using JAMES
CERTAIN for all Pulmonary and Bronchial affections
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HOME NEWS.

-MOTnug-Iazy 10 $50; overcast raj
-, 85; raining 70; stormy from ~ 70 - ,t. sms
Aneuo0n-OyeTcast Tanorm r.ist
All s:ns EveniogOverea 70 rs either rain Overcast 10
stopine 10 IL Rain depth Go ~ an inch I'd no hoWing
i kosoB from Wv to Me- clear ron nj 70 10 100 and $50
az times ron -
IL No.. raining from $50 $40 Ahernoon-0f % NJ, at
cloudy sunset either rain or m L n Us Ryenng-Very
10 40 "a 20 tbnudr show YER from EO5 70 - ~ -,
sioSd, 20 ils I,ja sprnkes times from 10 '" A' usp "
portion Of OF rainbow was visible IN 'ne S''
South Al 5.55 p. m. II, a.. .ol .nding Nav l 1867
Central fatk htte'lOio Iaetsst THKRMoEETER Degrees
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-04
A singular Case.

There is now living one mile south OF
Stony Poiht, in Jacbs)n county, Mo-, q
boy, born in Mercer county, Va. He is
now about nine years old, and has never
spoken to his father or mother, or any
person not a member OF the family.
When alone with his brothers sad sisters
he converses freely aud plays lively +;
when neighhors' children visit them he
will not speak geyd in their hearing
While alone, and not REsge OF the
presence of others, be has been heard to
whistle sHd sing. He displays some
genius in making sleds, wagons and
many other things that children emuse
themselves with. He wesned himself at
seven moBths old from his mother s
breast, and could not be induced to nurse
af,erwsrd. His father came to Missouri
on board Of q boat The passengers,
discovering his singular freak, tried all
manner of plans to induce him to speak
offering him large sums Of money; but
all devises failed, His mother says she
has coaxed al l-,es, rt others teased,
and at others whipped him. and get he
will not speak one word TO her. When
be is far swsy at play, aud she calls for
him, be will come as quick as be can,
and do whs. she tells him with lively
coed humor. ln the pre. ence OF strangers
be is bashful and distant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-04
Publisher and Proprietor
Hyacfnthe-why He Ate Meat on
Friday.
From the New York SUM-

From the New York SUM-
For the future the Pere is determir e ]
neither to be interviewed, reviewed, nor
made the catspaw of designing church
men, so called in Christian benevolence,
but whose acs prove themselves better
iepts in heaping coal upon>the fires OF
angry theological dissensions than in
pursuing the paths of peace and right.
eousness from which love and JOY should
flow. Pere Hyacinthe deprecates the
vulgar ovstions of sensational sermon
zers, and seeks here repose. Sill a
catholic, there is no claim upon Protest.
ants for their assiduous attentions and
the exercite of their kind offices is prop
erly more "honored in the breach than
in the observance"
Father Hyscinthe ate o broiled bsef-
steak on Friday, because, as he claims,
he had right to do 80. He received a
" dispensation from the Bishop of the
Diocese where be last officIsted to use
flesh-meat on Fridays, on account of his
srduous duties; and he says, in addition,
that the rule is not imperative on priests
when they are travelling. The good
father, however, shocked the Catholics Of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel by eating meat
last Friday, as reported in the Sun. 1t
should be added that dispensstions, re-
lieving the recipients Of the obligations,
are often given to the sick and weak BY
the Catholic Bishops and priests.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-04
The Mrrner.on Monument.

Mr.. T. d. Jones, the talented sculptor,
has succeeded in making model Of Gen.
Mcpherson, aud which Is said 10 be 40
admirable likeness Of that distinguished
officer by those who have sesu il. Ooe
Of his staff, who bore his last orders, tes-
tiff Is to the resemblance. 1t may seem
a strange thing to say but Mcpherson
was q great favorits aud much admired
by the C6DGedesste soldiers whom be
served against OF Atlanta. This pro-
posed monument 10 him RECALLS the
many expressions Of regret among theH
on the day be was killed, that 60 gallant
a soul should have met bis death at their
hands. The intelligence Of bis death vas
alnost Immediately made known in
Hardees corps, and that old soldier
sighed hesyily az he beard that MePher-
.ca had met his death ID front Of his
lines. Mcpherson wss q noble snd gen
er5us soul. and his death most untimely-
Louisville Courier Journal
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Escape from MprmondOm-A Young
Scotch Girls Experience I'm Salt
Lake City.
From the Now York Sun.l

From the New York SUM-
Yesterday we were favored with call
from bright-eyed, uddy-cheeked, intel
lirent Scotch lassie OF seventeen, who has
Just escaped from Salt Lake City, and is
on her way back to her parental home in
Scotland. Her nsme is Emily Jane
Kane. Size 10 Q pative of Glasgow; her
father, formerly respectable steyedore
of that ilk, is dead, and Emily and her
widowed mother, among numerous 9TH
ers, were converted about two years ago
to Mormonism By soue of the proselyting
elders of that sect Glowing pictures
we're presented to the converts, especially
to the comely and marriageabls damsels,
of the comforts and delights of a life in
the terrestrial paradise of the Saints in
Utah, and the young girl, by eint of hard
work ard strict economy, was enabled TO
rave enough of her hard earnings to
start With . Storage full of fellow con-
yerts, on the Is b of July foT tse pfom,
ised land. The passage was without ad'
venture. They arrived in New York
city on the 18th of August, and in Salt
Like City on the 2lst of that month.
Vehicles met them at the station, and
Emily fosId an elderly saint of sixty
seated by her side, wlo ;a.a her that he
had q good home and wanted her FOR q
wife, and would take good care Of her if
she would hsye him Naturally stag.
gered BY this ABRUPT proposal, she begged
a little time for re lection, end on arriving
at the city found that the gsay-hesded
L,thsrio had already three wives and
nu nerous children.
Emily and her fellow voyagers opened
their eyes to the existence Of polygsmy.
On the first Sunday after her arrival she
beard the great Brigham preach ser
mon, ip which be said that man who
had no; ai least three wives would surely
be damned, sad that every ren onght to
have from seven to ten to be sure Of sal
vAtion.
E Enily, who had the stuff Of true hero
inc in ber composition, soon resolved TO
escape FROM the wretched life before her
at all bsS lrds. She fed 10 camp Of
United S;a,es soldiers, near the city, and
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

The PUEBLO LKDeER is published every At
ternoon (excopt Sunday By
H. Wv HIT 10 II H
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prescribed by III" constitution Of The State, and
who shall discharge tie duties imposed npon
them as such by law; provided, tia, it shall
,I,sfbr duty Of the clerk u each district c"nrs
in his State to appoint a deputy competent
10 discharge The duties Of a minnie clrsk 10
such cnnr, when The cIr,k does not perform
this dn,y, aud no -nch deputy cle'k shall ac'
as minute clerk until his appoi"'m"nt shall b"
approve, by The Judge Of such court.
SIC. .. Be- II further enacted, etc, Tha,
this ac, shall take effect from and after il.
passage, aud all laws and parts Of law,
conflicting herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
(Sisned) C1IAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(Sieuei) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor aud Plesiden, Of III.
Senate.
Approved September Is, sos.
(SicuedD II. c. WAR MOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Gro. L. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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The State and Court aforesaid:
To EsteI'e Trepaguier wife of Felix Plan.
chard and her said husband, Irma Trapagnier
wife OF Arthur [.auve and her said husband,
Henriette Ttepagnier, PAM Trtpagnie1 and
Gn>,ave Trtpagnier, all residing in the City
of New. Orleans, and to the Creditors and all
parties herein concerned:
Whereas Alfred T%,epagnier, Administrator
of the above Estates, has filed in this ConI,
his final Account of Administration OF the
said SUGGESTIONS, praying for the homoso.a-
ton of The same.
You are notified, and public notice is hereby
! given to all aud each Of yon, To show cause il
writing, within thirty days from date hereof
in the Office of the Clerk of This Court, at The
Cour, House Of said Parish, why The prayer o
said petitioner should not be gran,ea.
{ ~) Witness, the Hon. N. UNDERWOOD
: l.. S. }JuIun Of our SaiI Cont, this 27tll da,
~~ oi February 1869.
N. s. LANDRY. Cielk.
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State Of Louisiana.
.. PARISH COURT
PARISH OF SAlNT-JAMES.

Succession Of Eugene Michel.
By viriue Of an order Of sale to me directed
ly the above Honorable Court, | will ofit, al
public sale and auction ON the premises on
WEDNESDAY The 9Th April 1869 at
II O'Clock A. NJ,
The hereinafter described rrnre1LE- AelongLng
10 ,lie succession DC the lat. Eugene Michel
viz:
10. A tract of land situated III the Parish of
St James, on HE lel, bank Of the liver
" Mississippi, Al about tiny fanr miles above
tile Cny Of NV Orleans, Known under
The name of Grand Point" measuring
one half arpeut front, more or les, by IA
arpenrs IN depth, more or >s,-boandeJ,
North by the property Of TI'rodnIe 81.
. Pierre and South by that Of Vatery Rons.
sci, E.s, by that Of Ed"uard Bourgeois
brothers, and on the West by That Of
Louis s. LeBnurgeois; together with all
the Buildings, fences and other improv-
empnts thereon aud ,herun,o belonging.
20. A Lot Of movable effects.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH in legal currency.
S. TuERIOT,
Sheriff.
Saturday March ooh 1869.
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beaux slIum<s, que vous sspires l'encens des taber.
L.. l.I,..,,.a.;. .n.asulnnk doa

beaux sljuyu<s, que vous aspires l'encens DIES taber-
.nsclss, que vons entendez Harmonic ruisselant DIES
vo0tes .imrnenses. qne vons entrevoyes an fosd,
tout au fond de la vie ct du rayonnement, celui qni
nd, pas de- nom, sau'on he peut nonmer, que per-
some ne saura jamais bien nommer, "l'Etre - oh !
alors, vous 6prouvez un sublime reimbursement
qui se formule en- extase silencisuse ct sacree. Eft
tous les Saints, les veritables Saints de Ia chastcte
,ct. de rid6al, ont eu cette vision-la lis yoysient
dans Ia solitude -iahabites DIES atres 9ui eblouis-
saient; lis entendaient dams lie silence des voix qui
chantaient Timetable cantique de la langue incon-
nue. lis, vivaient, aimaient ct priaent dams lie
monde de resprit invisible ct du c9ur mysterieux.
1t la face de ces purs await Ia blancheur ct la
serenit6 des heureux.
Ariel monrant etait dune beaute divine.
QUAINT D Raoul ct 4 Filoselle, lis n osaient tronblef
dun geste OH dun mot cette scene 81 simple ct 81
touchante. Plenrant tout bas, lis etaient CONNIE
penetres l'une muette alteration, ct lis demandaient
peut-etre . MOURN ainsi. Ariel partant, que leur
~restait.il encore sur Ia terre? Devaient-is roster TT
demeurer quand il partait ct $ envolait9 Les pauvres
amis, ell presence de &c tahleau de depart, com
prirent alors la destinee dc lhomme ct sa rcsnrrec
ton dams une autre sphere. Ne taut-il pas la NOR
pour vous e~nseigner Ia vie, ct Tame saurait-el!e
tr6bucher ct s'aneantir au sOmbie passage de lin
comm 81 rirn ne Sc perd, 81 lie corps lui-meme nj
fait que changer de fovme, sill reste une part d,
nous apres nous, pourquoi Tame, esprit dune
essence sacr6e ct dune nature sup6rieure, deyien
d~raitelle poussiere.e ct moins que p~oussiere, ellie qu
s'slance incessamment vers la cause des causes t
ne. peut etre ~satisfaite QUEEN Dieu?
j. GENTIL.
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