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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

Yer Fever Ind ta@uc. Hntermiftent Ee-
ge.-. s'GEiii Fever, ESPn2iatenf Fever,
4snsaSs .A-.7". Periodical Billions
EeVe-. &C, and indeed ali the Saffec-
fion~ which arise from nlIIsa riOEIs,
marsh. 0c EflisasniAtic poisOns.
\, Its name implies, it does Cure, and does not
i.i containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bsmuth,
fU., nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
,HaLrver, ii IN noWi'e Injuries any patient. The
Gambler and Importance of its cures i'll the aGuc dis
rr,r, are literally beyond account, and we believe
Without Il parallel in the history of medicine. Our
P.rde Is gratilcd by the ACCOMPLISHMENTS we re-
OF the radical effected i'll obstinate cases,
5uI where other remedies had wholly failed.
HarCilmatGd persons, either resident IN, or
'1Vctlmg through mlasmatiC localities, will be pro-
s.,.r,I by taking the 1GUE CURE daily.
For Lircr Complaints, arising from tOrpltlty
rithe Liver, it is an excellent remedy stimulating
EHa Liver into healthy activity.
Prepared by DIR. j. {. AVER < Co, Practical
.ud Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
10 rnund the world.
PRICE, $I.OO ERR: BOTTLE.
SO Sold in Wilmington by E. Willis, ". Ii.
Lippitt and all Druggists and Dealers every
where. dec IL, 1863 8-67-eOdiw-1tw
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

l square, of 10 lines or less, for each and every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged 5000 per square
f"reachand every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications Of every
charact tor, are charged advertisements.
AS-No advertisement, refocting upon private
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, lie
| admitted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-02

-, The stream of emigration from Ireland
SHOWS no sign of abatement. For the
week ending June 5 ten steamers left
liverpool for the United States and Cana
'"' with nearly $500 souls on board.
Enc lAe preparatory commissions for the
IN ;'1pulenlcal u Council continue their labors
,;aa nome. Several bishops and missiona-
srrs .s and the Patriarch of Jerusalem have
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-02
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. II Won would

BEAUTIFUL wOHEAN. II YOU would be
beautitul, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives puro Blooming Complexion and re-
stores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect
1t removes ReGness, Blotches and PimpIes.
cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and makes q
Lady of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Pearly the Eye bright and clear the Cheek
glow with the Bloom of Youth, and imparts a
tEesh, plump appearance to the Countenance
No lady need complain Of her Complexion when
Is cents vii! purchase this delightful article.
The best thing to dress tho Hair 77ith is LYONS
hathairon.
iune Is l9-1m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-02
MARRIED..

In this city, on Wednesday night, the 23d inst,
by the Rt. Rev. Bishop James Gibbons, Mr.
THCS: W. J: DAVIS, Of Portsmouth, Va, to
Miss FRANCES Y. PRICE. daughter OF Mr.. W. j.
Price, of Wilmington. n. @.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
ccllent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are Of -
truly marvellous char
acter. InVcterate cases
OF Scrofula, where the
system seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have yielded to this COM
pound of anti-strumOus
virtues. Disorders of q
ScrOfulOus type, and aE-
frctiDnS which are merely
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

'I'HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON THE 7th
day OF June 1869. qualified as Administrator
~. ~ me estate of John w. Rinaldi, deceased here
y gives general notice to all creditors OF said
'''Ste TO present their claims duly authenticated
~ ~ "f before the 18th day of June, A. D. 1870, or
'F Aotlce VIII be pleaded in bar of recovery.
BENZ. +. RINALDI,
- Administrator.
Elizabeth, N. c., june 10, 1869 l9-6t
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DEGRAAF e. TAYLOR.
FURNITURE, CARPETS

w and F efR all =
MANTFACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
= ~ 50 BOWERY
60 CHRISTIE STREET
1870 u I3s HESTER STREET,
y EW YORK.
CONNECTED UNDER ONE ROOF.
We have now on hand the largest stock of en-
rely new patterns and designs for furnishing
fonses throughout ever offered by one house in
TIE CITY, and at great deduction in price.
Oar CARPET DEPARTMENT is under Inc
tertntendence of II. s. BARNES, who is we'll anG
.@loraby known to the public, having been long
NAle with Sloane Co.. Broadway, and for the
as' tonr years with Lord & Taylor. Our stock Of
carpets Is entirely new and we'll selected, this
''aIch having been just added to Onr business.
lht MArTRESS DEPARTMENT is entirely
'uler our rnpeIVisOn all being made the
"rhlses. Every Mattress guaranteed.
Neslnboats, Hotels, Churches, Public Halls
I eI' IrIvate Houses furnished throughout at
"hnesaie prices.
D. III" Floating Palaces the Steamers OF the
+rtPie Line on the Hudson River-were fur
11'hed by us.
. PRlCES DEFY COMPETITION.
''"hd and Third Ave. Cars pass our Stores.
Entrance 81 ~ SO BO~ery, NY
ayr S-W3mch
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24

minced fill up the dish with boiled rioe
well pressed and piled as highas the dish
will hold, and cover it with . paste Of
-four and water; bake it one hour, and
serve before taking off the paste.
Icing for Cdkes.-Beat the whites. of
four eggs to solid froth, add gradually
thrce-quarters of q pound of refined sugar
pounded and siftcd; mix in the juice Of
half lemon; beat i. till very light and
white. The cake should be cold Place
it before the fire, pour over it the icing,
and smooth over the top and sides with =
knife. 1t might be set to dry at the
mouth of a cool oven. fs r
LEMON CAKEs-Rub half pound Of
butter into one pound of -four and
pound of powdered lump sugar, the rind
and juice of one lemon, three eggs, leav-
ing out the whites unless the butter be
very hard. Mix all together, and drop
on tins in small cakes
t;o,mstarch Cake.-Half pound Of
sugar, four ounces Of butter, Eve eggs.
one teaspoonful cream Of tartar, half =.
teaspoonful of soda, half pound Of corn
starch, half a gill of sweet milk.
Sugar Cake Three pints of -four
tablespoonful Of butter, half pound of
sugar, one egg, half teaspoonful of soda,
a teaspoonful of cream of tartar, milk
enough to make dough, roll it thin and
cut it in SQUARES.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24

Estate of D. II. Bond, deceased.
ATOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
~ administrator of the above named estate, to
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against, said deceased, to present the same, with
notice, to the undersigned at his residence. six
miles south Of Peoria, Linn county, Oregon.
JAMES SHERRILL,
J6b. III IbeS-z5 Adm.
8UsG1Lt ExLusue Attxa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24
VARIOUS ITEMS.

The basest men have the lowest esti-
mate Of women.
When is foot like a stable? When
there's corn bin in it.
The faster man starts in life the soon-
er he gets into hobble.
Stocks are firm, as the thief said when
he had his feet in them.
A young lady once blew her lover out
of doors and then kissed the candle.
Why is patch of corn like Ounce!
Because it is always liable to have its ears
pulled.
A little boy at Sunday School being
asked, "What is the chief end Of man?"
replied, "The end what's got the head
on" n@
Here are some famous curiosities
The eye of the mind.
Horn of bucket.
The gun used in the war of tho ele-
ments. s
A link of chain lightning.
Snow gathered in the "winter Of our
discomfort"
Tears from the eye of a needle.
A corn from the foot Of a mountain.
A mosquitoes bill receipted. -
A spoke from the wheel Of the chariot
Of the sun. 7
Hair from the head of navigation.
Fruit from an axle tree.
A pair of bellows from an OK.
A frame of mind F
Blankets from an oyster bed.
Key to fit a lock of hair R
A bellows to blow noses
A skif to cross the river of life.
Some tobacco from the pipe of steam
boat.
Some splinters from the polls Of an
election.
Some gravel from the road to ruin.
Some buttons from the mantle of night.
A dog whose bark is like that Of tree.
A scarf from a neck of land.
A hook on which to hang the close Of
lecture.
A blacksmith to mend broken heart
Some hay and oats for q nightmars.
A portrait of the man in tho moon.
The dissatisfied spirit finds all things
inadequate. aeEs4s.-
A young lady who is indignant at the
typographical errors in her first published
poem, expresses herself as follows:
I wish had that editor about half minute.
I'd bang him to his hearts content, and with A
begin il.
I'd jam his body, eyes and bones, and spell it with
And send him to that hill of his--hs spells il with
ane.
The Oregon Steam Navigation Com
pany have completed their line OF tele-
graph from Portland to Umatilla. is
Illinois has 81, 200, 900 lying idle il
the State treasury, about l,zOOo,VoV
politicians are trying to transfer u %
their pockets. 80
The sale Of Mexican territory to the
United States is agitated at the Capital
and has found many supporters.
Boston has .lady pickpockets who.
adress magnifcently," !" and BY "faintinE
away in gentle,nen'a arms" cause the
sdownfall Of their pocket books" ." sga
A party has started from San joss -
prospect thoroughly reputedi Eichsdisr
trict some 20 miles northeast Of White
Pine. called the "White Cloud District"
Fears arc entertained in Spain of gem
ora: uprising Of the Carlists. 7HnE
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The Albang 8egister.
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1869.
The Lone Eish-Ball.

The following cheerful melody is to
be sung without lining. The "moraP'
will suggest itself to every singist:
There was a man
Went up and down
To seek a dinner through the town.
Caorus-There was a man
Went up and down
To seek q dinner through the town.
What wretch is he
That wife forsakes
Who best of jams and waf1es makes
Chorus-What wretch is he
That wife forsakes
Who best of jams and wafIes makes
He counts his cash,
To know his pence,
And finds he has but just six cents.
CAorus-He counts his cash,
To know his pence,
And finds he has but just six cents.
He finds at last
A right cheap place,
And enters in with modest face.
Chorus He finds at last
right cheap place.
And enters in with modest face.
The bill of fare
He searches through,
To see what his six cents will do.
CAorus-T bill of fare
He searches through,
| To see what his six cents will do
The cheapest Wand
OF them all
Is twelve an 'a-half cents for t,co fsh-ball.
caorus-The cheapest Wand
| OF them all
Istwelve an a-half cents for t,o0 fish ball.
The waiter he
To him doth call,
And gently whispers, One fish ball.
| Chorus-The waiter he
To him doth call,
And gently whispers, Ono fsh-ball.
The waiter roars
1t through the hall;
The guests they start at one Gsh-ball
| CAorms-The waiter roars
1t through the hall
The guests they start at one fsh-ba1l !
The guest then says
(Quite i'll at ease),
A piece of bread, sir, if you please.
GAorus-The guest then says
(Quite i'll at case),
A piece of bread, sir, if you please.
The waiter roars
It through the hall
We don't give bread with ONE
fiSh-ball!
Chorus Tho waiter roars
It through the hall lfsh-ball.
We don't give bread with o N E
MORAL.
Who would have bread
With one fsh-ball,
Must get it first or not at all.
Chorus-Who would have bread
With one fish ball,
Must get it first not at all.
Who would fish-ball
With fxins eat,
Must get some friend to stand treat.
| Chorus-Who would fish-ball
With fxins eat,
Must get some friend to stand a treat
l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24

To LABEL TREEs.-A distinguished
horticulturist learned by chance that the
best way to label tree is to wr,te with q
lead pencil on zinc. The name cannot
be erased at first, and it grows more dis.
tinct and durable with age.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24
Real Estate for Sale =

HyHosE WHO DESIRE TO PURCHASE A
good Lathed and Plastered
New Frame Dwelling House,
two stories in hight, Kitchen and wood-shed at
tached, with private barn, we'll situated in the
city of Albany, will do we'll to call, ihout delay
on RUSSELL q ELKINS.
Albany, Oct. II, 1886 Real Estate Agts.
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HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

Chicken baked IN Rice.-Cut chicken
into joints as for . fricassee, season it
with pepper and salt lay it into . pudding
dish lined with slices Of lam q pork add
a pint of veal gravy and an onion finely
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zT.ANK9l

nF ALL KINDS, printed ut the very lowest
h go, g osdsvsd, ct this OfkeA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24

A LII those knowing themselves indebted to us
N are respectfully requested 20 call and settle
Immediately.
Va Old accounts must be settled.
BEACH M0NTEITH.
Albany October 10th, '6S.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24

A rubber manufactory. is to be estab'
lished at San francisco
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24

JOB WORK 3 3

snF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, 4 fliF priesa
u esaA}y executed et the R1sssz8A s8o&
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DOES IT PAY TO MAKE RAG CAR
pET.-Jennie L. Hazen, in the Western
Rural, says no, and specifies as follows:
In tho first place, if you reckon your
time as worth anything, it don't pay.
In the second place, if you cut, or tear
up garments which might be worn lon
ger as they are, or cut over for some 9TH
er purpose, it don't pay.
If you buy new cloth, red or green
as I have known women to dot dom t
pay.
If you devote all your time to it, to
the utter exclusion Of other duties, it
don't pay.
IF you hire it woven and pay fifteen
cents per yard, it don't pay.
If you weave it yourself, upstairs in a
cold room, or in the wood house, and
take cold which may terminate in some
thing very serious, if not fatcl, it don't
pay.
IF you buy your dye stuffs at the pres
ent prices, it don't pay.
If you can do any other kind Of work,
and earn a carpet, it don't pay.
IF it is made for the eother room,' .
and is to be kept immaculate from the
tread of profane feet, except on company
days, it don't pay.
If it involves the sitting up of half the
night, when nature demands repose, il
don't pay.
If it makes you nervous and cross
and you scold your husband, and spank
the children, it don'tpay.
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BEAU MAhASIM
y NEMNRE

lie soussigne, cessant les aiTaires 4 Ia
campagnc. offrc en- vente, 4 l'amiablc son
MAGASIN parfaitemcnt approvisionne
ct achalande, ct Acknowledgement situ6 a
St.Jacques, rive droite, 81 miles dc Ia
Nonvclle Orleans. a..EaGaa" ssa
Une eycellente position sur lie fleuve,
pres de lentree du chcmin public du
village de Ia Vacherie. me vicillc ct
nombreuse clientele un courant d'af.
fares 6tabli depuis longtemps, un stock
rGpondant 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 un capi.
tai disponiblc lie placement lc plus avanta
'geux. a.E..s o.. Y ast "..
Avec le niagasin ct les marchandises
quill content, scront vendus cn bloc, une
bonnc maison dc residence, une cuisine, un
magasin 4 MATS, &C., &c. VI F.a.i
lie soussigne SC fait un deyoir dc rcmer.
cier ses clients ct amis dc Ia constante
favour qu'ils lui ont montrec, ct il l'hon.
neur d'inviter les persounes qui auraient
des reclamations d lui presenter ou des
obligations a remplir son 6gard, a vouloir
bien 10 faire 10 plus promptement qu'illeur
sera possible. II Sc ticnt des &C moment d
lcur disposition. ...
S~S'adresser 4 Louis Eymas lui.meme
qui odrira aux amateurs les conditions les
plus liberales. n- .E BE- .vfEasas f'+s..
= eff. St-Jacques, 5 JUN 1869.
LOUIS EyMAs.
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quarter Latin, auxquelles nechappa point Arthur r
CONNIE tres grande msjote des parents NJ ct Nine Tan
comet devnt s premiers completes de euut LIE pee
g cacht do femme pour envoyer un surcrot de
J" mere degusait depenses atm den c
auta1t ee baat vre de caisse ct denatuat
emPo dcs petes sommes quee adressait Benjamin II
convient cePendant de cooater ur dechae que caaue
nouveau bon poe eat accompagn6 dexceeuts avis
Dc chaodes apologies de Sconome ct du 81 bn que ces
honnstes gems se trompeent mutueement ct
lnsa Fun de Psutre les godts fasueux de retudiant
Nine Tancounst rangeant Ia chambre dAhur spres son
depart swat dtcouvet des pape qu u aent regret
tor son elognement momentane NJ Tanconne u devus
qse II noitS, plu6t que 10 tiers du secretde son 6s
Arthur 6tait amoureux ramour ravait rendu poae! s
Mon Deu ou gareon epcier amat cachette la file du
notae Uls petite file de qunzeans blonde I'm Cpl mr
pos uche que Ia feur du pscher ct aus fele quune tge
dabsseao Un jour de prinemps quelle pass devant la
boutque vsue dune robe blanche ct coffee dun grand chapeau
de psille dIae rubsns bleus Artki{ tsa dit qu exs.
risn Do Plus bean 10 c que Mile Chi ct quill Ne dsva
avoir en d meeur tere que dadores une creature
aussi pare ma sepere blanche en- sautoir peut
on franchement oser ayouer quon aime angel
Ccme ous e aoureux Arthur cona son secret au pspier
abord, compose des eeges on nofaire ma naureemen
avec Claire puis singena dece roman des Amou,s IN
ssse dss fpier, historic myque pene dc desespor de
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-08-28

leu parents soupcennent meme point logc Chaquc de-
partemen pessde son hdeee spectacle par un homme
du connaissan meux que general fortunes
do cbacun Done eudant peu noto eabr sa qua
lite dc fills dc amille cesade do fills heritage pulse cee
source dos subsidies tres etendus ouours qequeos mi
tes @8 t1H3 1a#i !aeu gal zfl fd al t7naf a9f ier
Arthur chez aubereite ognare de petite Vile ct q
connasat pere obtnt Ia table, 10 ogement ct meme des
prts dagen pour bvenir depenses accessories Pour
reer inaccessible mords bria sogneuscmen sans
les ouvr les ees mbraes de Chgnac bcn que les rssos
dtoquencs dss fpoux Tanconne demcueren e Ctat
daleur' pour fsudsnt 10 oyen plus s6r d6ter lee dges
tons Ricn nest To- quuns conscience large poor
IN bon esomac s.. .,.-.s. -. ?,
lAndm quArthur passat oycusement les journecs les
naines ct les mos rfpicier ct mmcespacnt silence
leur trop grande bonte Come ils sGtsien cache eus
Ablesses regard de eur unique enah lis cGersnt leur
mutuele douleur lie pere aat de poe;
mere seutait cnqe Jour dfrobfc les prondeurs dc Ia
diligence Dc Paris ~ Tanconnel syat ayee ,op .cs o;s n,
cafe du Coumercc quic quesonnaeut ars succ
dams captae madame Tapconnet sat dee neuvsues ct
buiat chaque semane un cege do deux vres ssne eno
We've, 80 patronne. ~
Lepcier aheca des airs assures ai arriere dc sa fem
me- complotat un soysge Paris Dependant une pensec 10
reenat. a#.#. IL .#.5 Eaa# .#rss -. sE.sf -s a.GH.
(La sEtf aa proclaim nunfro)
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soe damour ct dune certane poe naive ct ouvfe
on en- nvente ving pour celia e nj romancier nj
poete, mas parce que Ia eunesse ct aour torment
seuls 10 us beau ct Ie plus emu dc ous les ct
do tous les poemes Cest le manuscrt do cette uvre
Ia confecton de aquele NUTS ct Ia neil
leurc bouge du masan paene qu tomba sous main de Ia
marchande. . urssz~rzrs.
-Qusl scandale! dtels sop mari 81 Arthur fit rest6
ici.. -~ ,.-v
-Eh bien repqua NJ Tanconnet attaqus dams amour
propre democrstque ct commercial estce que M unique n
ecier unique entends OF passe want
pas Ia fe dun noare LorsQuArthur sers recu s c tou
jours dams Les mames dispositions je pssera habit des
dimanches ct rafaire sera vite baclse.
Nous devons dire Arthur tout plasr oublat absou
Mile Claire pour ct abuser des fces tsDdees dc
parents snt s ant que ss asx veux poux conynrent que
lheure eat de rappelera s prologue lis Sc
talent point M de condolences mas s devDaien ct eur
accord cete Circumstance eur Indulgence await
eS eeae ct leu nquetudes marchaient de pair
En- receyant ett qui ui coupa les vvres ct u epogna
de regagner surechamp tot paterne Arthur compr
quune chose cest quspas ui svor ss le champ bre
contrariait violemmen volon nagea dams ocean de
paresse de dissipation jea eu Ia msve, ct plus
GSmo continue rexsence agreeable quill nenat Paris
jeunes provncaux touvent dams e quarter Latin dc
prodgeues facilities pour contractor des detes facilities don't
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toutes c6telettcs ct tranches quclcon-
ques. Nous avous h-dcssus des temoi.
gnagcs illustrcs, cntr 'autrcs celui de
NJ. Bignon, du cafe Richie, aui appcllc
lie grilloir Gostcau un mcublc indispen-
sable. Dams TN menage soigneux, Ia
duree en- est indelinie. Une seule par
tic pcut s'uscr, c'cst la toilc metallique;
or, on rcgarnit lc cadre pour fr so.
Et lc prix total est des plus moderes.
Seulcment, il faut SC defer dune con-
trefacon ehontte, ct regardcr soigneu.
sement a lestampillc.
Precaution commune i tout &C qu'on
achete. AucUsrE LucnEr.
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liers du temple s'ebranler ct entrer
en- dansc; cette danse est unc
guerrc sanglante qui tachc lie mar
bre jusque-la immacule de 'edifice;
ct la galeric humane des specta-
teurs ct des admirateurs suspend
ses litanics ct sort de son extase.
Comment done s'cst trouble le con-
cert republican,, ct pourquoi les
mobiles statues, cessant de soutenir
de leurs bras le vase sacre de FU-
Mon, l'ont.elles lache pour Sc meur-
trir ct Sc mutiler elles-memes? Eau.
dra-t.il que le Juif-Errant, person
MITIGATION dc l'humanite sans cesse
en- marche, ramasse son baton de
voyage ct reprenne la route pou-
dreuse pour chercher encore un
logis solide ct sur? Helas! lie nom
de Ia chose ct Petiquette du sac
sont insignifants. LIE meme men.
songe regne partout, ct la Republi-
que egalitairc ne merite pas plus
de confance que. Empire liberal.
Nous rampons leutement yers Ia
lumiere, 4 travers les ruines gigan-
tesques de l'ancien regime monar-
chique ct feodal. II fut grand, ce
regime, ct l'ombre de ses debris
nous couvre encore !; il fut puissant
parce quill await Ia fol pour ciment,
Ia fol au droit divin, droit efface,
don't les oerniers Interpreters rient
les premiers, du large rire dcs au-.
cures du temps de Ciceron. 81 l'on
veut jeter les assises dun edi-
fee durable, il y faut employer le
ciment de Ia liberte, sans quoi la
confusion dcs langues sc mettra
encore parmi les macons, ct les
fondations he seront pas sorties de
terre que le vent des revolutions
viendra en- dispenser les fragi!es ct
perissables elements. ..s - a
En- attendant. 10 question pEmeu.
re pendante; tout autant que l'Em-
pire de Napoleon, la Republique dc
Grant prete des arguments pour Ia
combattre ct des verges pour la
fouetter. Les deux formes politi.
ques s'evanouisseut CONNIE l'oasis
que le mirage a profilee dams le
brdlAnt Sahara, ct le regard attris-
te interroge Paride solitude. De-
couvrirons-nous, les nns on les au.
tres, 10 toit sous lequel la posterite
reposera en- paix, 81 Ia paix toutc-
fois est dams Ia dcstinee humane |?