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Foreign Affairs.

"A protest against the lease of Samana TO
the United States has been published by Generals
Luperon and Cabral.
"A rumor prevails in Madrid that Regent
Serrano will be raised to the throne Montpen-
sier's partisans are very active.
The PROVISIONAL alIGoyernment recently organ
lied In Paraguay has abolished slavery and de-
clared Lopez an outlaw, and revoked the mono
poles established by him.
1t was reported at st. Thomas that Salnave
had retreated from Fort Peloin, after firing the
magazine, causing the death of his fourteen
sons; also that he had fed 10 st. Domingo,
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Ship SanspareI McAIpne. from Antwerp Savannah,
Ship John Bright Mesiulln for Philadelphia. entered
Ship John Barbour, Chapman, from Liverpool 18th Nov.
OE F FHt.R MSs e h
Barque Desiah Gikey, from Bremen, sailed from Sea
Barque Lochee, Wade hence, at Dublin 27th uIt.
Barque Scud Hopkins, hence, at Marseilles Goth ult
rs john hsg Neeescn Az from Valencia for New York
was towed through the Straits 18th ult.
3 Brig John Ohystal Barnes sailed from Richmond Sd
Brig Nellie Move, Merrfman, sailed from st. Thomas
Brig VIM. ii. Parks Low at St. Thomas 18th ult from
Sc6r N. j. Miller Dunham, for Philadelphia cleared at
Sohrs Paul 4 Thompson Godfrey, and r. W. TuI Rob.
bins from Boston for Philadelphia passed Hell Gate Attn
Sehrs VIM. Bement, Penny, hence for New Bedford !;
Lath Rch Mills Susan NickeTsOn West Dennis, Wright
and samuel Gilman Anderson hence for Boston, at New
sehr Ceyon Norton from Jonesport for Philadelphia,
Sohr Minnie Repper Conover. sailed from Cardiff a2d
schr Julia, Duvall, hence, at Norfolk Sd inst.
Schr Simmons, Godfrey, for philadelphia cleared at
ScSrs Helen j. Howay, Thompson. hence, and S. " W.
Simmons Williams, from Charleston, at Wilmington, N.
Schr Adolph Hugel. Buell., at Boston yesterday from
soh w E. Legget Porter, for Philadelphia, cleared
New York yesterday.
d. o. with COAL foundered of the Bodkin Chesapeake
Bay during the gale of I'd inst John Hill of Oaden N.
and drowned schr Ann Mitchell took oil the captain and
named John Ford, and carried them tc Baltimore.
The vessel belonged to the MASTER and was not insured
MISCELLANY.
The vessel ashore Pecks Beach, and reported 4
steamer proves to be schr Ida Smith, Captain Henry
Smith ghere and bound not stated) The vessel ID
light and will be saved the Coast Wreckng 90. have
tracted to get her en.
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Mails are forwarded by steamer in the regular line
The steamers for Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry ~
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UMPIRE SLATE MANTEL WORKS.. I
II KINKS No. 2l26OHkSNUT Street, uDNfnt
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PAPER HAN0lNos.

T OOKl LOOKil Klli-WAIL PAPERS
~ and Linen window Shsass ss s MssnUtActursa. the
SPRING GARDEN Street, below Eeyenth BfanO o., \ .,
w FEDHRAL Street, Camden New JERSEY. t2ts
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STOVES. RANGES, ETO.

"a. THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
@ OF EUROPEAN RANGE, for families, hotels
1FzNV public institutions, in TWENTY DIFFEREN
C>f SIZES. Also Philadelphia Ranges, HotAi Flu
naces, Portable Heaters, Lowdown Crates FireboarI
Stoves Bath Boilers Stew hole Plates, Boilers Cooking
Stoves etc. wholesais and retail by the
"a SHARPE THOMSON,
II % N 6m Ne. 40 N. SECOND Street
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Neacs see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. % MOON SETS 943
Sun SETS. .44o HIGH WATER 459
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
IL. A. SoUDER,
GKORGE L. BUzBY, COMMITTEE MONTH
Gk oRGE N. TATHAM
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CLEARED YEsTERDAy

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br: brig Hermes Wiie Laguayra and Puerto Cabello,
John Dallett Co. =
Brig Ellen p. Stewart. Holland sagua George O. Carson
AGO.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

w hereas the Hon. s. s. Woods Presi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
composed Of the counties of Snyder Union
aud Mifiin aud 4. X. Midlcswarih and
George c. Meyer, Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
preceipt hearing date the the 23d day Of
May. 1870, and TO me directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, n court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court of Quarter Ses-
siouS OF the Peacc at Niddleburg for the
county Of Snyder, on The ith Monday. (be-
ing the Goth day Of September, 1870 and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO tie
Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Consia
bles in an for the county Of snyder, to np-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations anl
her rcmcmbrances TO do those things
which Of their Offices aud in their behalf
pertain TO he done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting iu behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required TO lie then and there attending
aud not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to be punci-
ual in their attendance at the appointed
time nErccably to notes.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Shcriifs office in Midlleburg. the 23j day
Of March, \. D., one thousand cigot
hund and seventy.
JOIN $. WOLF, Sheriff.
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\ WISE MERcUANr. The follow
ing incident is not without lis lesson
10 large class who think that fine
feathers make fine binds -
\ servaut girl went TO Il leading dry
goods house TO purchase a cloak. The
clerk who waited upon her, after dis
playing one or two patterns, rudely re.
fused to show her any more, she left
the store, The facts came TO the
knowledge Of her employer. who CON-
mnuicatcd them to the proprietor Of
the establishment This led to an in.
;er,icw between the parties, aud the
offending clerk was poiuted out by the
girl aud instantly dismissed by his
employer. Il want yeu aud al! in
my employ, to understand said the
dry goods millionaire, " hat servant
girl who Genes into my store 10 pur-
chase goods is Of as much importance
TO me as the richest lady in the city
The people are my customers, and il
is to their support that | owe my bus
mess success
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puIJADA. g. READING

Through Route to III c Susquchad
TIME Shamokin & 1rcvorion n
l. being completed, through y
opened between llerndon ton the 81
hanna River) and Philadelphia.
win run as follows;
EASTWARD.
No. ] Passengc, leaves Trevorio
a m; Shamokin o 40 a M; arrives a
adelphia ut | cop m.
No. 3 Passenger leaves llerndon
m,; Treyorion 10 OF q NJ; Sha
10 55 q M; arrives al Phila ut q y
No. o mixed. leaves llerndou
Treyorion ~ ~; Shan okin IL 81
arrives at Poitsyille at G 10 p m.
WESTWARD.
No. ., Passenger. Leaves Phllad
4 10 an Shamokin 4 90 pm; Trs
I 30 pmi arrives at Ilerndon al D
No. 4. mixed. Leaves Ashland I
a N; Shamokin . 30 am arrives 4
yorion 10 ~ AN; llerndon ~ 20
No. 10, mixed, Leaves Ashland
p m; shamok,n 1 90 p mi arri
Trevorion ut q sop IN.
Passenger trains Nos. ! and ]
connection nj Reading for Alleni ow
York, Lebanon. Harrisburg, Col
and Lancaster.
Passengers arriving In shamok
NC u W, about l0a N, eau sonnes
No q Passenger, at 10 90 y N, for
dslphia and intermediate points.
arriving on tho N q RW pNssensel
n u ~ Noon aan eapneok Nth J
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Ep EADING RAILROAD
~ summer Arrangement, Monday
May 16, 1870.

Great Trunk Line from the North and
North west for Philadelphia, New York
Reading, Potsviilc, TanaQua. Ashland.
Shamokin. Lebanon. Allentown, Easton
EPhrata. Litiy, Lancaster, Columbia sc.
Trains leave llrris5urg for New York, a,
follows; at 5.3j, $40 ll.2j forenoon
aud 200 ?. M, connecting with similai
trains On the the Pennsylvania Railroad
and arriving Mt New York at l2.lO noon
300 600, mud 1000 =. M, respectively
sleeping cars accompany the j.3j a IN. anJ
ll.21 %. m. trains, without change.
Pctmning: Leave New York ~ 9.O0a M
l.,uO Noon, aud 300 pm. Philadelphia at
s.l1 ~ aud $3.50 = m Sleeping ears &c.
omrany the 600 = IN, md 300 p IN train,
nom New York. without change.
Leave Harrisburg fur Reading, PousyillC
Tanaqua, Mincrsviilc, Ashland. ShamoEin.
Piucgroyc, A',uiown and Philadelphia. at
o,lp a n, $50 and i.l0 p N, stopping at
Lebanon aud principal way stations: the
l,lo + IN train connecting for Philadelphia,
Pousvillc aud Columbia Only. For Potts.
vile, Schuylkll Haven and Auburn. via
Schuylkill and Susguchanna Railroad,
Leave Harrisburg at $40 pm.
Last Pennsylvania Railroad trims leave
Reading for Allentown, Eas,on and New
York at 40, 1880 n, m, - aud 4.i5 ,.
N. Returning, leave New York at 300 u.
m., l2.Vo noon and 500 ?. ~. aud Allen
town at 1.2D u. IN. l2.2j Noon l.2O and
$40 =. ~.
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia
a. $50 m, connecting with similar train
on East rcuna. Railroad. returning from,
EcSdhg at d."1 p IN, stopping at all stations
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\ short time ago in 10 Delaware
county a Quaker lady, msidcn who
had reached the age Of sixty, accepted
the offer Of a man who belonged 10 the
" worlds people and the Prosbytcr-
isn church, aud began 20 prepare for
her welding As usual, - dee cation of
friends from her meeting waited on her
aud demonstrated with her for marry
ing out or meeting. The b.ide elcc,
heard the visitors patiently, and then
said
Look here, I've been waiting Just
sixty years for the netting TO marry
me and if they don't Ike ne to marry
ou. Of it ,rhy dont Me aleotiny Jrng
dioag is boys?'
That was conclusive, and the delega.
tion merely replied " Farewell" and
vanished.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-30
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and ASue, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Romittcnt Fever, Dumb
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and indeed all the affections which arise
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poisons.
As its namc implies, Il does Cure, and docs not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Ismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, II In nowisc Injuries any patient. The
number and importance of It, cures In the aguc dis
trics, literally beyond account, and believe
without parallel In the history of Agiic medicine.
Our pride is gruiined Ivy the acknowlc,lgnents we
receive Of the radical cures effected In obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Cuacrlim1;cd persons, chhcr icsi'lcnt IN, or
travelling through miHsmatir localities, VIII he pro-
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For Iircr Com mpiainfs. arising FROM torpidlty
OF the Liver, Is excellent remedy, stimulating
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

For Diseases OF tho Throat ana Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
neries OF years, and among most OF the races OF
men u has risen higher an, higher in their cstiina
ton, as II has become better known. Its uniform
character and power TO cure the rtous affections
OF the lungs and throat, have madc V known as re-
liable protector against them. While adapted TO
mldcr forms OF disease and to young children, II s
at the time the most cncctua remedy that eau
be given for incipent consumption, and the dan.
gerOus affections of the throat aud lungs As pro.
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, IL should
be kept ON hand In every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject 10 colds aud coughs, all
should be provided with this anidoto for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought In.
curablc still great numbers of cases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored 10 sound health by the
Chcrrv Pccfordf. SO complete u Its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate OF them yield TO IL. When moth.
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pcc-
torai they sub-lde and disappear.
singers aud Public Speakers find great pro.
lection from II.
-isihna Is always relieved and of,cn wholly
cured by u.
BroHrhiiis is generally cured by taking tho
Cherry Pecfordi In small and frequent doses.
so generally are It's virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, do mora
than assure the public that Its qualities are nlly
maintained.
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\ FRlNp ~ NEED. -" prcsrcr'ty
makes friends and adversely trjc,
them The prosperous man need,
hot iricrd, and yet he has u plenty Of
them, While the poor Gcrll, without u
cent III his pocket, rarely receives u
helping hand when when down on
his luck" SAKE was level when he
sang There is no friend like dollar
or two" and every day proves the corr
rcctncss ci the saying. The dollar i,
- mans most s,caIiast friend, and we
should NIL take heed that it doe, not
slip too readily through the fingers.
In prosperity always think that dark
days may come, aud husband the
means to meet them. l.iIc is comro,-
cd ol light and sorrow success and
adversely, Live, then, so that when
the evil days come You may feel that
yon still! have friend in need in a
"dolIar or two You VIII then feel a
spirit Of Independence under the most
trying circumstances.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay,
aud all the effects of youthful indiscretion
and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Suffer
crs wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience. can do so by addressing. in
peiect confidence. JOHN II. OGDEN,
No. 4, Cedar street, New York
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4 HUNGRY jew paying particular
attention to a ham was asked what be
was saying TO it, lie replied, " was
saying almost thou persuadest NE to
Le a Christian
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An IndiaDa husband advertised bis
wife as " leaving bis bed aod board, !"
and then applied TO her for loan of Il
dollar and haifto pay ior the advertise.
meut.
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Ayoupg gentleman was recently ask.
ed TO take little something. lie said
he was not dry, but be would take the
sixpeDsc, which be accordingly pock-
eted, and walked Of.
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THE POST.
Horses Eating to Much.
MIDDLEBURG,.. G,........

10 reply TO the query, "Will horses
en, enough hay to injurc them, IL left
standing in the stable after eating -
the y T.. Farmcrn answers:
Yes sir, you give it to them.
they will. nou't ycu remember the
old adacc. that "a horse will die in u
hays,ack.' None of our domestic an
innls require most systimatic care
in feeding than the horse. lie may
he Kept well at moderate cost, aud
will tc mo,c healthy. perform mere
labor aud live longer than il fed so
as to double the cost of keeping. \
horse will spend most Of his time iu
throwing his feed about in lis rack
az box, and taking h;t'c occasional
". If feed is kept constantly before
him He will not cat with a keen
relish, become dissatisfied with all
food, and eventually have little appc-
lite, grow thin, become unfit for labor
und in TIC end diseased aud worth.
less.
4 horse that is fed regularly and
IN moderate amount, and is worked
iud.ciou,Iy, will b. in better condi.
ton for labor than one that is fat, or
whose ilh, can bc counted ut q dis
taucc Of twenty rods. II is not the
thick layers Of fat which give the
horse strength aud power Of cndm-
aucc, hut the firm compact muscles.
made up gradually by proper feeding
aud cnlciul working.
Some persons feed their horse,
lut twice in twenty four hours, and
we have seen them in excellent flesh
and condition nr work under such
circumstances. But We think three
meals better.
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NEW GOO
in their Commodious New Room
the Bank, Selinsgrovc Pa.
THEY WILL SELL Al
DUcED PRICES /

Their extensive stock consist,
selected assortment of FALL a \
GOODS. They have CLOTHS
MERS. plain and fancy, saiinet,,
Twceds, Muslins. Drillings. \
Cheeks, SC. Also an elegan, as,
of
LADIES' DRE?S GOor
Silks, Bombazincs, Alpacas
aud fancy Delains, Lawns. Gj,
a large variety of fine Wbite
LADIES' FASHIONABLE ca
Hoop, skirts Shawls. &C., &c
READY MADE CLOTHING
vests, Pants, Shirts &c. A va
NOTIONS & HOSE
Collars Linen and Papc, Drcs,
mings, Buttons Corsts, "a
common and split, Moravi,
Shetland Wool &c. &c.
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WASHES TOR lEulr TRlEs Twice
81 year, at least, every fruit tree in the
ulcLad should be washed with some
liquid, strong cu,u-h To destroy the
eggs aud pur;c .! insects, aud the
roots and ,lorys of uosscs and fungi
Ia using cau.tic I've, for the GcstrGc.
Jion Of bark lice. several persons killed
their trees, a. sometime, tie tan
turns black aud r,cls oil after the az
lIicu,iUu ui ihi, wash, aud the death
ui tree, follows. Lime . &Lit,wash j.
r,comcUdod 10y some persons, but Is
uus'ghtly and is di>approycd by the
most cNl ciicuccd irUii growers soap
sud~ are baiuiCss, b@t are to mild for
the purposes for which the Application
Is required. The most suitable wash
Is solution Of common ,al soda in the
proportion Of one pound o! soda 30 .
gallon Of water. This wash will not
iujurc the bank, bat will kill the eggs
or pupr il insects, aud will clear
away moses. etc. II will remove
doad bark AMI produce healthy sGr-
face l'c.tIu RuSGl
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Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery,
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No fastening of seams by hand ani no
waste Of thread,
Wide range ofapplica,iou without change
Of adjustment.
The seam retains it's beauty and hrmncss
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done by
ny other Sewing Machines, lhese Machines
execute the most beautiful an permanent
LmbrolGevy and ornamental work.
rs1- The Highest Premiums ai all the fairs
auj exhibitions of the United States and
Europe, have been awarded the Grover <
Eaker Sewing Machines. aud the work
by them, wherever exhibited in compction.
n-y1 The very highest prize, THE CROSS
OF TllE LEGION OF HONOR. was con.
tered on the representative Of Grover *
Baker Sewing machines. at the exposition
Unlycrsc!le, Paris. 1867, thus attcsting
their great superiority over all othel Sew.
ing Machines.
For Sale by SAMUEL FAUST. Selins.
grove, Pa. April 20. 'C9.
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SCHOCH & BROTHER

Would respectfully annoua|
people Of Snyder County and M
9 nerally. that they have jusi
and will consi antly keep on ha N
sale, a very extensive assortmen1
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The stock embraces in part
Dress Goods,
Black Silks.
All-wool De LANES,
Coburgs,
Mcrinos,
Poplins,
Rcpps, &c. &c.
Muslius, Doublt-widih Shcetiugs,
Drllings, Table Diaper, Osuaburg,
Extra Tickings, Checks, Shirt
iugs, Ginghams, Jaconct, II
iull assortment Of Calicos,
flanncl>, Heavy twillcd,
Shifting, Blankets,
Balmorals. Hosiery,
Gloves. Nc, &c.
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES
Ingram aud Linen Carpets.
Woolcu, Linen & cotton
Carpet Chaiu.
READY MADE CLO1IIING.
Floor, Table and Stair Oil Cloths.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
DERNIEREs NoUyELLEs

L'enthorsiasme est grand a Paris.-Des
deputies veu'ent sefvir dams l'armae.-Les
c;tnyens sonscrivont-Les alec.eurs de NJ.
Thiers, mfcontents de son disconrs pac;f7w,
demaD.lent quill se retire Il" Corps Iieis'atif
Les volnnt,ires aff1nent.-Un nouveau
Corps de tronpes est cree pour le prince
N,polaon.-La Suisse gar.le In nentra1ita
armse.-La Rnssie est toujonrs nentre.-
Bruit d une entente entire rAntriche ct Ia
France. proclamation franchise pour
EXETER le penp,e /. In rivo'te ita di>tribuee
dams le Hanovre lie roi Gui'laume parie,
ct Bismark agit.-Lo Hesse Darmstalt a
retire son agent de Paris.
L. 19 Juill.t, $3.50 p. NJ, il ny await pas
encore en- une escarnonche.
Les operations miitaires commenceront
pvochan-ment.
-L'infmllihliti de Pie 1X ita proclamie.
d. Batter otre toujours son epee
Bismark.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
vi.
Cc sera done une lutte terrible.

Car 81 ia guerre est ropulaire ell France -
ct ellie Test, ,-pcnsez vous que Ia Prnssc Ia
vote d Nm manvnis nii ct en- tremblant? La
Prnsse lie Bismark ct lie Frederic sa mission
Il remplr, ellie a,,ssi RIaliser luniti germa-
uiuue, tel est son but. Devons mons hi faire
un crime lie cette tentative lnrlie? Et nous
anrious tort de voir dams Ia Prnsse nne enne-
ME ordina,re, M nlversaire saus Importance,
nn penpe sans portse ct sans avenir? Comme
organisation miitaire, Ia Prusse est an
premier rang; c. mme nation comprenant lie
patriotisme, Ia Prusse est encore an premier
rang des nations. Ellie veut nrdemnlent Ia
guerre. Ses itudiunts, ses sollats, ses bo"r-
geos, ses femmes mont quinn meme senti-
meut ct nm meme cnur. Et ro"rpnoi Bis.
mark ne constituerait,il pas, sill le peut, nn
empire d'Allemagne 81 Ia France he devait
pas etre nmoinlrie par cettc tnnvre grandiose,
81 IN Py,,sse atait de tslls a So snhstitHer Ii
France CONNIE ryonnement ct civi!isation,
81 'lerrere 10 nonyel empire allenmnd il ny
await pas 10 conronnemeut ct a perfection'
nement dun de>potisme dnrsL.e. nous com
prentlrions pent etre IN p"!itiq"e dOlivier
Mais nous croyons. pour IL causs de III libertl