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A Manly Temper.

Horace Bushnell, in one of his essays
gives the following forcible description o.
the man who has learned to comprehend
and control his own weaknesses and varia
tons Of mind. And what true man hss
rot done so7
snow wise man is one who under
stands himself we'll enough to make due
allowances for such insane moods and
varieties, never concluding that thing il
thus or thus because just now it bears that
look; wsiting often to see what sleep o,
walk. or cool revision, or perhaps a con-
siderable turn Of repentance will do. He
does not slash upon . man or subject
from the point Of just now rising temper
He maintains noble candor, by waiting
sometimes for Rentlsr spirit and better
sense Of truth. He is never intolsrent Of
other mems Judgements because be is =
little d;struatful Of his own. He restraius
the dislikes Of prejudice, because he has =
prejudice against his dislikes. HE resent
ments are softened BY his condemnation.
Of himself His depeessions do not cru.h
him, becauae he has sometimes seen the
sun, and believes it may appear again.
He revises his opinions readily because he
has right. he thinks. TO better opinions
it he car find them. He holds fast sound
opinions, lest his moodiness in change
should take truth away. And if his insane
thinking appears to be topping him down
the gulf Of skepticism, he recover. himself
BY just raising the question. whether
mo:e sane way Of thinking might not
think differently! A man, who is duly
aware Of his own distempered faculty,
makes . life how different from one who
acts As II he were infaliible, an; had
nothing to do but just let himself be
pronounced"
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TnE REIGN or TERRoR.-.A French
journarhas recently argued that the revo-
luton Of 1889 was not directed principal
" against the higher orders. and gives the
following statistics on the subject: Mobiles
executed. 1878; women Of the same cl.ss.
$50; total, 202s. Nuns. $50; priests,
2l35; total, 2465. Females Of the labor
ing classes. 1897; commoness Of all condi.
tions, 1868; total. l5.lO0.. Women Of
the people killed in La vende@, $1,000 /;
children. $4,000; total. $1,000. At
Nantes the numtse Of Carriers victims
waa $1,000, Of whom the aobies and clsr-
q tosnsd oaly > very small proportion.
namely: Nobtss drowned, 400; prisats
shos, 900; drovned, $50. Rscapitulsfion
-Commoasss o. vosking classes, 62, 900;
priests aod MOBILES, 6o53.
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One who attended a German turnfest
and was beguled into a dance. thinks
,ha. the Germans enjoy turning altogether
too well. "Fov three-qnarters Of an hour
did that girl keep me waitz'ng. and l only
escaped when found ehe had gone to
sleep and was still dancing away with al!
the vigor Of her soles. disengsgsd my
self carefully from her embrace and left
ber to her dance, and think she Is still
waltziug."
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A Very 0btuse Witness.

Pat Forgerty went al the way from
Ma nchester to London to thrash Mick
Fitz Patrick. winding up the performance
with an ''awfuI horse SHOE" He was de-
tected and brought before q justice. A
part Of the examination is annexed:
Court. Well, sit, you came from Man.
chester, did you?
Pat. Your honor has answered correct.
Court. You see the complainant's head;
it was cut with sharp instrument Do
you know what cut it?
Pat. Amt you Honor after saying .
sharp instrument did
Court (becoming restive). I go you
mean to equivocate. Now, sir, you cut
that head you came here to cut it, did
you not? Now, sir, what motive brought
you to London?
Pat. The locomotive, sir.
Court (waxing warm). Equivocating
again, you scoundrel; (raising up tho
the horseshoe and holding it before Patty
do you see this horse, shoe, sirl
Pat. Is it horseshoe, your houora
Court. Don't you see It ia, sirl Arc
you blind! Can you not tell at once that
it is horse shoeg
Pat. Bedad, no. your Honor.
Court (angrily). Not
Pat. No, your Honor but can yersslf
tell?
Court. OF course I can, you stupid
Irishman.
Pat (so:iloquising aloud). Oh! glory
be to goodness, see what education is,
your Honor. Sure poor ignorant esea-
ture like myself wouldn't know horse
shoe from mares.
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How Matches ARE MADE. - Large
p'anks are cut into blocks, double the
length Of the match. and put one at time
upon the cutting machine. Two large
knives, converging at the points, are driv-
en- back and forth upon the block. and nu-
merous little damps beneath. wide enough
apart to allow one match between, are
pressed up, each taking off a match at
every passage Of the knives, At the rate Of
sixty a minute. The particles are packed
in square frames; and placed in kiln dry
er over the furnace. where they remain
twenty. four hours. They are then taken
out, and by means Of curious machines
are coiled upon an ordinary cotton
band. On each coil there is a gross, or
IA. 400 matches, and the band is between
each layer. A curious arrangement Of the
machines is that it will coil nothing but
perfect matches, and tbrows the defective
ones aside. The coiling is slow, asd one
man can tend Ave machines, which will
ordinarily coil about hundred and fifty
gross day. After coil IL made up, the
ends are planted down even and put upon
a hot iron, which opens the pores Of the
wood. Both ends are then placed iu mel
ted birthstone, into compositiou Of phos.
phorus, glue and other materials, and hung
up on racks for ten minutes. 1t the end ol
which they dry. The coils are then nm.
rolled, the matches put back in the square
frame, cut in two in the middle, boxed, and
packed ready for shipment. The boxing
j. mostly done By boys and girls. and the
smeI! Of birthstone is said to affect theis
health somewhat.-NevH Hayen Journal.
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office. in Richmond. on the day of his
writing, (.bout the l4,h.) He also men.
toned that Gen. John &. Breckinriige
had accepted the State agency Of the Pied
mont Company for Kentucky. So you
see our progress is still onward.
l hope your future snccess will equal the
promise of th" commencement you have
made, and am
Truly Yours
DABNEY II. MAURY,
General Agent
For Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
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500 foe case of chills which Droomgoole Co
cannot cure with their King Of Chills
A permanent cure, King Of Chills,
Quit shaking, by using King Of Chills
Trahan & Ross, AgtA in Vermilionville.
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According to the Citizen and Round
Table there is possibility that the Hon.
Edmond Burke. Of New Hampshire. will
revive the National Intelligence As Dem.
ocratic paper, and will issue the first num-
ber upon the opening Of the ensuing session
of Congress.
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A1squium for the South.

Ls1xny bi'th, dear sunny South,
AsaiIe from my native shore,
Dxtayiag in thy ancient fame.
~ loiy front in days Of yorc;
M hsmbling hand touch the Tyre,
1s nossn Thy fate. thy fallen mein,
N ebsntths requium Of the dead
sssPisg amid thy valleys green.
usss of the brave I! thy gallant sons
Her freedom fought DER land and ssa
Asd symbol Of the bold and free,
Thy banner 6oatsd on the breeze,
Bat now 10 folds are in the dust,
Conc for time thy triumph high.
Asd sameless graves from shore to shore
Marx where thy heroes mouldering lie.
Thy aslds now smile in beauty rare.
1hy skies are cloudless and serene.
Tby fosrsts trees still tower aloft.
Aad hills are clothed in living green;
Thy glsncing streams and brilliant flowers
Az still t6s same, still bright and fair,
Asd waited from the orange bowers,
A wealth Of perfume fills the air.
DIT uised homes, deserted hills,
Asj hearts from which sIl joy has fed,
Tie saory Of thy wrongs relate,
Ard NOUN thy great heroic dead.
Ssssoss ssdhrouds thy hills and wales,
ny cities fair and radiant bowers
Lingsn mid relics ofthe past, [hours.
AID weeps the hopes Of vanquisled
Whsp ~ the brave, the bold and true,
Who banning u avcnge thy fame,
6psiae eagr 1t the their country !. call
TO via : patriots honored name!
An aasvss comes from bleeding hearts:
Ibey dsmber on their early biers
Upa the sdil they died to save,
1ksy ~ amid nations tears.
Win thVosgh virginis. Valley fair
~ Shenandoah glittering flows,
ln1Alsl Jsckson calmly rests,
uaesaaaiess q bis country's woes.
nes1al snsalins linger. round
H. ha!lewed spot where freedom weep.,
A eiGss II his young renown,
H. - heroic Asl'by sleeps.
lns Il Tennessee
nsred by her children's blood,
= scw smiles upon land
~ y 10 crimsoned food.
49, Johas(os tell on Shilohs plains,
- beothen met in hostile strife
- = kisc cosntry's altar fair
- gavs ! peuiols noble life.
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MsMpnrs PApERs.-Newspaper sales for
the quarter ending June 81, 1869, as re
ported to the United States Assessor :
Avalanche. $9.440 IS; Appeal. $4,90l
7s; Sun, s., $50; Post, 4l,so4 so.
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In the will of the late Wade Bolton. Of
Memphis, the following appears: II give
and bequeath the widow and children Of
Gen. Thomas Jonathan jackson, known -
Stonewal! Jackson, who fell At the battle
Of Charlottesville, Virginia, ten thousand
dollars, as history tells me his widows fur
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fasxcB ToAss.-Bsst thrss eggs very
light Stir with them one pint Of milk:
slice some bread dip into the egg and
milk; fry nice brown-sprinkle powder
ed sugar and cinnamon on top.
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A plantes's ftilod, King q Chflla
King II Chils cdrea every dne,
For Neuralgia and san palm, King Of Chills,
King Il Qllls saves time and money.
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Astronomers say they have discovsred .
world burning up in the stasa 0imminil I
When will It b our turnl-(Chica
paper.
Your turn will come IN the ne1t world.
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Thisd day chills cured with King Of Chilla
kim Of CAills cures seventh day chills,
After trying every other Known remedy, King Of
Chille viii cure you.
TRAHAx 4 Ross, Agents,
YeSmiliOnville.
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WHAa ps Hsx ScaAfcura-A Nah.
vile negro thus explains The result of tho
Tennessee election:
"You recolleet, little while ago. do
white ring busted. Now, 70 1ss>noso-
de black rings busted I! Dam whaf Dc hen
scratches dis time
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- The following named gentlemen are an
,ho,;red 10 sct q our agents in this Parish:
Faaxcov ADApsE, Carancro.
r. q. BrouuAan, Queue Tortuc.
Vatmy BsossA1D, Cote Gelec.
R,ryvrxu RoY. ROyyillc.
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c'"' nSt"1
For Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
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STAD D0DtB u1Ib

La Societe ABADIE g. LACAZE est dis.
soute, ct etfexploitation du moulin riz. connu
sous 10 nom de STAR RICE MILL, con.
tinuera sous Ia raison sociale ABADIE g.
AUBERT.
Les soussignes FRAHcois ABADIE g.
PIERRE AUBERT, offrent respectueusement
leurs services au public qu'is sont en- me.
sure de satisfaire sous tous les rapports. Leur
moulin peut ecaler ct brosser 10 barils de
riz dams les vingtquatre heures, par conse.
quent repondre promptement Ia demande
queiie .qu'elle soft ct remplT tous les ordres
qni lui seront actresses LIE riz sortant du
STAR RICE MILL. CONNIE article de
commerce, ne craint pour Ia blancheur ct la
nettefe, aucune concurrence sur les marches.
Les personnes qui voudront bien le visiter,
se convaincront par elles-msmes des avanta-
ges offerts aux planteurs riziers ct n'hesite-
ront pas accorder leur patronage aux sous.
signes.
9On acheto 10 riz en- paille au STAR
MILL.
St'Jean. .Baptiste, 90 mai 1860.
22maila. ABADIE AuBERT.
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Lee MILE ET UNE
cONNAISSANCES TITLES.
cour, Jardin, Champ. Cuisine Cave
XVI

Les frequents incendies caueYs par
lhuile de petrole ont appele en- elrance
l'attention de administration, ct le
prefet de police de Paris fait afficher
l'iustruction du Conseil d'hygiene pu-
blique ct de sdlubrite du departement
do ID Seine, concernant Pemploi des
huiles de petrole destinees / reclaira-
ge.
Voici cette instruction, qui p'est
pas moins utile 1 counaitre nos lec-
teurs qu'aux sdministr6s da prtfst do
police de Paris:
L'huile de petrole, convenablement
epuree, est 1 pen pres inoolors. LIE
litre ne doit pas poser moins de 800
grammes (le gallon, moins de- nix livres
Ct dsmie). Ellie ne prend pas feu i'm
mediatement par 10 contact dun corps
eDfamm6.
Pour constater cette propriete es-
sentielle. on verse du pstrole dams une
soucoupe, et on touche ID surface du
lieuide avec ID fammc d'ans allumette !;
81 le petrols otS depouillt des huiles
ltgeres tres combutibles, non-seule-
meut il ne s'allume pas. mais ii Ion y
jette l'allumette enflammee, ellie s'eteint
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faut pour souleyer 10 maisou :"
Dams o moment Lory. tspsst son voils bsiat sur =
figure, fat introduits dams 10 cabinet d. marquis
En- sntrant dsns ID shaabrs ellie rsGasdait droite q
gauchs. poor saansr qasls Ssait ssas avss b narqus
No snignss rso mademoisslle, dit cslue; Co isuss
houue, don't votre femme Do chambre voas probable.
ment parle est en- sirstI Noes seoass ssula vssiss
voos asseor aophs ct dire % qui me vut hoa
nsur de vous voir chss moi."
Lory s'asst en- relevant con voils.
= Il marquis trssaillit Dc tous sss msmbess Css
traits si ressembaps esux 0Ey - rseard iupids &
pourtsut brdlspt finisss tsubIsr sou aus dsps COO
corps Jusqusors s nasesh % sIait jsnais dostl au
s0s On coDur DAs 60 moasns, q veysns pa ds,sat u
CONNIE dams un revs, toute psrie Dc = vis d jsu
sssss sentit quill await siml Of qui avs siot svso
passion sans avor su b eonssisose. 'eF
Pourtant, sscousnt r1vs par % ouvsmsut d tSte
u s'assis sosS d Lesy en- Iii disaaG: se
Madsmoises. On quoi puisjs voos Atss asr1sbls -
Mossisus. dt Lory dune vo;x lsots ss sessssuSs, lei
lhosSsu d parler "a msrquis Do Nessoeourk 4 nime
qui ltais ic Bsds. 20 1870 - Oh, nads.osslie r.
poodik selsei uaehinalnssa -Et aas dosss. neaisur
e essqs vous sonuu ss esrqus q pHahssvilsS q
= 1ohs0sr. qui troovsisat ii dass h nIns sssIs
~0s oedsneaslle. rtpoadit sseess Il marquis sprss
ansqss moosun dhli,stioa 29
(Ls snis Az f,ceiai. .Y-s.s)
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adressaient un appel desespere,
quand il s'agissait d'enlever au
parlement un vote Uncertain. Tout
celia n'etait qu'apparence denuee
de Specification. La verite est que
Napoleon III etait contenu 1 grand.
peine dams son elan; mais il est
enfin delivre, la larve devient pa.
pillon ct deja prend possession du
domaine de Pair. L'election a etc
le sacrement de lextreme.onction
pour les vieux parts. QUAINT au
petit nombre de republicans surna-
geant au naufrage dune institu.
tion chimerique, il sera facile d
supprimer sill bouge, ct il temoi-
guera, par sa presence an Corps
legislatif, de Ia genereuse tolerance
du souverain, sill s'abstient de tout
crime de lese-majeste. ... --
La presse officieuse se Iivre 1
ces commentaries bouffons pour
donner i croire que Napoleon III
est, au lendemain de l'election.
l'Homme qui rit, lorsqu'il est evil
dent que les chances de Cancellation
entire lie gouvernement ct 10 nation
sont epuisees, ct que le second
Empire. en- face dune opposition
militanteAet intraitable, ne saurait
prolonger son existence que par IN
nouveau coup d'Etat contre les IL
bertes restreintes ct mutilees de Ia
France. Tentera-t-il ce coup d'Etat,
ct lie tentant, reussira-t-il C'est ID
la vraie ct l'unique question, on ne
tardera pas l sen apercevoir.
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mon cabinet Loy vsor Do h prison, to peux enten-
DIRE nore conversation coodustoi honme sois forfeit
calme Je demande que ton bonheur. men charge
Que ii tp fails lentee, 10 violent, homms dcs bois. e
t'enverraif dams ID maioop des foua" aHa sssa s.
Lenz repoudit pM Malgra son eslme apparent, r9.
sust dun prooud abatement, dune dstensou complete
des nerf ct nonoban b seituds qss proecteur ui
vouit do bien ct que eossss ttasnt don ami bsn.
veilant il put sOogsS h dlmasohe Dc Lory aupres
du marquis bondr aindgnatioo, ct indignation. en-
ce cas-. pour Lens. sappslait vsaseasee.
"Et pus diti en- entrsnt % service du marquis ne
lu aie pas mpos6 Il condition d vsoger Js avss
que 9tas trahi ct j mo suis dcnn6 maitrs y nest
point pour etre traits enfspt mas pour trouvsr
frerc." .ss
Grace ces reaexions dams lesqusles ame endooris
eait pongee Lens nsntsndit pas mot du pstit die.
eoars que ve1ait dc lui sdrssssr b marquis !.
Csluisi oostspt do calms - 20 prettgt. qsts l.
pssss ea = dass: y u y stpssdns aat nisux il ssn.
quill tort
"Ipsrat nurmun Ltss dass h nIns uoesnt :i'suss
doaus ma vie pour lu Msis ans aisax - iiss p1sr
pour ioa, posr avoir y pair 6ssdsr Lesy soe aiss
II Ne ssn pas dit posrssivita . hvast bsusessasst
il ns ssrs pas die qus Llss usassn psss sGeoaG Al.
marquis voos ditas qus j dsvisndm 6u. J1o sasspts
rsaeurs ~ Psia aysns Il srrasss DE- portes ct apsr-
cevsst lsviss Dc fer. .outa "Csst tout qu ne
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apres aveir continue 4 brller pendant
quelques instants.
Toute huile minerale destinee q
Peclai,age, qui ne soutient pas cette
tpreuve, doit etre rejetee CONNIE pou'
want donner lieu. par son usage, d des
dangersserieu
L L'huile de petrole, alors meme qu'elle
ne renferme plus des essences legeres
dites napdtes. qui lui communiquept
Ia faculte de s'allumer au contact dune
famine, n.n est pas moius une des
matieres les plus comSustibles que Ion
connaisse; 81 ellie imbibe des tissus de
lin, de cotton ou de laine, son inAamma.
bilite est singulieremeut exaItee aussi
son emmagasinage ct son debit exigent'
lis une grande circonspection.
L'huile de petrole doit etre eonser-
vee dams des reservoirs ou dams des
vases en- metal. Les dep6ts doivent
etre eclaires par des lampes places i
l'exterieur GU par des lampes de sl.
Iete.
,bUne lampe destinee a brnler du pc.
trole on toute autre huile minerale, ne
doit avoir aucune felure, aucune ger.
cure etablissan. une communication
directe avec l'enceinte Oh 10 meche
fonctionne.
lie reservoir doit conteuir plus
d'huile que 'on men peut brller en- une
seule fois. aid que Ia lampe ne puisse
pas etre vide quand ellie brdle.
Les reservoirs en- matieres trauspa-
rentes, CONNIE loGcrre, Ia porcelaine,
sont preferables. parce qu'ils permet.
tent d'apprecier le volume de lhuile
qui y est contenue. ....... j.
Les parois des reservoirs doivent
e.re epaisses. les ajutages qui les sur.
montent doivent etre 6xes, non pas 4
simple frottement, mais par un mastic
inattaquabls par les huiles miuerales.
lie pied des lampes doit etre lourd
ct presenter assez de base pour donner
plus de stabilize ct dimiuuer les chan
ces de versement.
Avant d'allumer une lampe. on doit
d remplir complement ct ensuite i
fermer avec soin.
Lcrsqss rhui'c est sur le point DE.
tre epnisee, il faut eteindre et laisser
refroidir Ia lampe avaut de rouvrir
pour Ia remplir. Dams le cas- on ron
voudrait introduire l'huile dams Ia
lampe etcinte avant son complet re-
froidissement, il est indispensable de
tenir effgnee Ia lumiere avec laquelle
on eclairc pour proceder / cette ope.
ration.
81 le verre dune lampe Went 1 cas-
ser, il faut eteindre immediasement.
ain de prevenir l'echauffement des
garnitures metalliques. Get echauffe-
ment, quapd il atteint une certaine
intensite, vsporise rbuile contenue
dams lc reservoir Ia vspeur peut prem.
DIRE feu, determiner une explosion en-.
trainant ID destruction de Il lampe, ct.
par suite, l'ecoulement dun liquide
toujours tres in6ammabls st souvent
meme deja en6amme.
LIE able, Il terre. les oendrss. les
gres, 6nt preferables 1 Pcau pour
eteindre les huiles minerales en- com.
bustion.
En- cas- de brilurcs, avant parrivee
du medecin. il sers tres utils De COZ.
vrir les parties blessees aveo des com.
presses imbibees d'eau fraichs. souvent
renouvelees.
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Aottants des delegations departe-
mentales. Cette illusion, d'ailleurs,
nest qu'sppsrente dams le person.
mel napoltonien, qui ne brille guere
par l'ingtuuite. Lorsque pex.presi.
dent de la RepubIique, en- cette
memorable mutt du vol de laigle,
suivant Repression du president
Dupin,-nuit qui demeure en- depit
de tout son point noir le plus indie.
lebile.-lorsque Napoleon III per-
petra son coup d'Etat, il s'assura de
Paris d'sbord, sachant bien que le
suffrage des departements viendrait
par surcroit ct aurait' une simple
ysleur de ratification. Les immenses
sacrifices coDsommes aux depens
du budget national ct au profit de
10 seule vile de Paris, les
Embellishments onereux de cette
capitale. les jsux, les fetes ct les
exhibitions qu'on lui prodigua,
ttmoignent asseE de Importance
qu'elIe await aux yeux de rEmpe.
reur. LIE bellusire des Tuileries
caressait tendrement le lion des
faubourgs ct montrsit aux rois. ses
visiteurs, comment il await appri.
voise le terrible animal accroupi /
ses pieds. IT msintenant, le lion .
rugi, ct bien rugi | II bst son fanc
de % criniere ct 9branle les bar.
fsaux de l. cage imperiale. Com
ment traduire le reveil ct le rugis.
sement da lion, de facon 4 satisfaire
le msitre ct ! lui prouver ce Quill
desire. c'est-a-dire que 80 puissance
magiqne, . domination msgne.
tiqss, ne - sont jamais mieux ex-
|efcles que dsns ~ representation
electorate des 93 et "a mai q
LIE CAS- est embarrassant, ct la
presse des chiens gras a faiIli res
ter court. Chargee pourtant de
rendre do toute chose IN compte
sstisfaisant, ellie declare que lEm-
pire triomphe, "rEBpire liberal!"
Les deux mots hurlent de Get ac-
complement, mais peu importe, en-
voici Ia CLOSE. L'Empereur etait
paralyss dams ses impatiepces de-.
mocratiqnes ct ses velltitts r4vo.
lutionnaires; il marchait dun pas
beaucoup trop rspide pour lee vieux
parts essoum6s ct csoochywes. II
aisdiqst "a pays me legion de can
didats onciels plus ingambes. ct le
psys s'est emprssss d - loi en-.
voyer avec IN enthousiasme indes-
criptible. Dee observateurs super.
6ciels s'staieDt inagines quo l'Em-
pire ltait 10 rlsultat des discordes
nationalss et avsit lee visax psstis
pour COLONIES. O'est l 10 pear ct l
l'tgoIsms do ces vieux parts one
les divers ministres du regne actuel