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sentiment, ct solicitor l'adhesion
de Ia province A. cette forme jus
qu'ici turbulente de gonvcrnement
en- Dormant des cages a la majorite
anti-democratique des departe'
ments. Tel nous semble avoir ett
lie plan primitif de ce veteran qui
bientot va disparaitre dc 10 scene Ell
nest plus accessible aux conseils
de l'ambition personnelic. Seule.
ment, le plan peut changer d'heure
en- heure, son execution etant su.
bordonnee aux circumstances qui
n'obeissent en- &C moment a aucune
volonte souveraine.
Dams Ia debacle de la France i'm.
periale ct monarchique, d6bacle
qui nous parait irrevocable ct don't
PEurope Sc ressentlra profonde-
ment avant quill soft longtemps, la
fatalite joue evidemment un grand
role, ct nous pouvons nous attendre
d une serie d'incidents dramatiques
apparemment sans lien ct sans co.
hGsion. Mais la France Sc retrou.
vera au bout, maitresse dele.
meme plus que par le passe. insti-
tutHce de rEurope par ses fecondes
souffrances ct ses salutaires epreu.
yes. Nous ne renoncons pas non
plus a l'esperance de voir Paris Sc
calmer, repudier des assassins in.
connus, ct renoncer A tout jamais
an regime de la tcrreur sous lequel
en- realite Ia France ma .cesse de
vivre depuis le moyen age. avec
qnelques rares intervalles de sa.
GEESE ct de raison.
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beau qu cette fos etat ransforme vrai colibr IN
ggantesque coibri.
lie repas fut splendde mangca des chaussons aux
pommes on but de Ia biere de Louvan ct e roi ouvrit
le bal avec Ia mere nourrice de Gayant.
La termnee. CONNIE il ne sentat pas d'humeur
plaire IA cour e nouveau marie cmmena femme
Cantin ct geab dams e chateau de Petit Hommesans-
Jambes. qui lui appartenait par droit dc conquee.
vscut heurcux, bien quill n'ent que tros enfants
Au modesto que par e passe doux ct fort parant peu
ct agsnt beaucoup il fut le segneur le plus laid ct e
plus honnete quill edt vingt lieues Ia ropde.
II sassura que souterrain setendat usque sous les
murs do Doua ct abouasait miieu de Ia grandpace
juste endfot on lon volt une large dale ronde
Or une mutt. il arva que 10 vile fut surprise ct mise
sac.
ce.te nouvelle le scgneur de Cantin prit avec lu
Marie Saguenon pas par le souterain e repoussan la
dale dun coup de bonne came, il apparut CONNIE
envoye du diable miieu des cnnemis epouvautes II
en- 81 ui scul IN carnage croyabe, pare celu que
Samson ct des Philistins avec uDe machoirc dane.
C'est reconnaissance de ce memorable egenement
qua lieu chaquc anDee Ia ducasse de Douai, Ia process
sion de Gaydni lie heros Sc promene accomplishment
par les rue de Ia musque avcc femme ct en-
fants II deyenu auss beau quill etait laid de son
yivan plus de ving peds dc 6auteur ct Nine Gayant,
quc parignorauco Dc hstoe les gems do Doun appoent
Marie SaguoDoD, est prcsque auss rrapdc quc epou.
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que NJ. Theirs, chef actuel du
pouvoir executif, calcula jadis lie
nombre des existences humaines
que coherent la revolution de 1880
ct la repression de 1882. auxquelles
il prit une 81 grande part = Et Ma
poleon III, don't les partisans
sement sans doute l'or pour aviver
l'emeute, n'accomplit.il pas son
coup d'Etat de DGcembre par la
Terreur ? Ce qui fut proclame juste
ct salutaire a plusicurs reprises par
des millions de suffrages, beni par
la religion, sanctionne par les lois,
accepts par les meurs, n'avait-il
point une criminelle origine, on ne
sc trouvaient CONNIE circumstances
attenuantes nj la misere nj pigno-
rance qui faussent Ia raison on
plutot linstinct des massesI ST ''les
hommes du pave" CONNIE les ap.
pelle Bismark, don't Ia perfidiesn'est
certainement pas etrangere a ce qui
sc passe, ont saisi le ponvoir. c'est
quill etait tombe 4 terre des mains
coupables dun gonvernement
inepte ct infame, ct de tells gouver.
nements repassent 4 leurs success
seurs le moyen de Ia Terreur qui ne
reussit i personne en- definitive ct
dependant nest jamais abandonne.
Quand done sortira.t-on de ce
cercle fatal Oh tourne sans cesse
lie pauvre genre humain Egare an
miIieu des rnines de la guerre,
chaque parti chcrche un dictatenr,
ct il men rencontre pas. Les ames
ont perdu lenr moelle. II ny a ricn
que des epaves aottant sur loceSn
agite dune revolution aussi incon-
sciente que les forces de la nature.
Quclqnes vieillards d'avant le de-
luge s'evcrtuent l constrnire une
archie ct, autre Noe, Theirs epuise
CO gui lui reste de force vitale .
faire cntrer das cette archie que
bat Ia teiapete quelques echantil-
Ions des nombreux parts de 10
France submergee. Mais on est le
mont Ararat, ct d'abord la colombo
portant le rameau d'olivier?
Sill servait de critiquer. ct 81
Part n'etait plus difficile que la cri-
tiqne, on pourrait reprocher d NJ.
Theirs, deja suspect la partie de
Ia nation quill qualifia jadis dn ii.
tre de "vile multitudsx le choix de
dipIomates ct de fonctionnaires
royalistes, don't les noms sont de
nature 4 provoquer Ia foule CONNIE
un lambcau d'etoffe ronge irrite lie
taureau du cirque espagnol. Mais
qui peut sender lee rcins ct pene-
trer an fond des ceurs Theirs a
di agir de bonne fol. accepter Ia
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lie jeune Jacquot OF Fion 81 snur cadette viennent
dea Ia centure de leurs pere ct mere mas Binbin ma
encore que neuf pied nayant que cinq dage Cest
Ia plus belle mc de geants quon ait vue depuis que c
monde est monde.
jean Gelon, dit Gayant, nest pas moins celebre en-
Flapdre que Culotte Vere. dit 10 chevaier de- Saint.
Georges 10 ducasse de Douai est tout auss gale que cee
de Mons ia procession de Gayant ne le cede ren an
combat du Lmeon et queque part que rencontriez
IN Douaisien ou Montos navez qua fredonner
le rutu de Ia fapleuse marche ou 10 dosoM dc llus.
trc tourno OF les bonncs gems peuer de oo
souvenir dc leurs grandsperes Gayant ct Culouo.
Vertc
CHARLES DEULlN.
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LA TERREUR
~ss0 osss-

~ssOvOssss
Dams la preface de so compilation
historique sur In Revolution fran
caise, Buchez, Pun des chefs accre-
dit6s de l'ecole transitoire du neo-
catholicisme, assimilait tres log''
ouement la Saint-BartheIemy ct les
massacres de Septembre. Ce qn'
stait moins sense, il les jnstifiait au
meme titre. Ces hideases orgies de
Ia foule etaient considerees par Iu'
CONNIE des necessities dn temps
que legitimaicnt leurs consequen-
ces ulterieures. Or, Ia theorie de
Buchez nest autre que celle dc Ia
raisou d'Etat on du salut public.
beaux pretcxtes don't les hommes
de secte on de parti s'efforcent de
couvrir leurs crimes. Ellie etc
mile fois denoncee ct fetrie, ct
pourtant regne ct gouverne, ct con.
trole tous les evenements que nous
voyons Sc derouler en- France.
La Terreur nest done pas IN
fait nouveau. Loin de ID, ellie ap-
partient surtout a l'ancien regime
Oh o pris sa source le fieuve de
sang qui coule 1 travers Phuman'te.
Go nest nj Ia farte i Rousseau, nj
Ia faute a Voltaire, ri Ia faute 4 10
Republique qui. heritant du lourd
fardeau dcs vices seculaires
de ID monarchie. q bien de
n peine 4 sen debarrasser. La
Terreur est partout, dams Ia reli.
gion qui suspend sur la tete du
pecbeur Ia damnation infernale ct
le cl,atimcnt lternel, dams Ia poll
.ique qui asseoit .des gonvcrne-
ments sur des monceaux de cada-
vrcs. dams les lois qni edicteps des
peines capitaIes ct irrevocablcs,
dams les meurs eniin qui consacrent
IA barbara coutume du duel. Mule
part IL justice ct partont IL force.
Comment les malheureux insenses
1ui se sont empares de Paris apres
les Prussiens. seraient-ils autres
qu'ils ne sont I lie appliqucnt 4 Ia
lettre les lccons que leur ont en-
seignees les personnagcs qu'on ad-
mire sous le nom d'hommes d'Etat.
Ils rencontrent des obstacles l leurs
passions dSchainees. ct lie brisent
ces obstacles ; ils ont un instant la
force en- main. ct lie en- ahusent. Les
mains des Bonapsrte ct des dor.
leans sont-elies plus pures que les
leurs I Files le sont certainement
moins, car elIcs etaient guidees par
des tetes plus eclairees ct plus
responsables que celles de ces
pauvres ignorants qui seront dams
queIques jours les victimes de
leurs propres fureurs. Est-ce
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pax profoude joussaut do eur commun bophcur san
snqueter nj dc Ia fortune nj des annecs Tout co que
sait Gudbrand 50 femme lavait pcnss ct souhad par
avance 81 bicn que ebouhommo pouvat ren toucer
ren changer rien remucr dams ID maisoo, sans que
compagne ne e remerciat davor deyins ct prevenu un
desr.
La vie, du rese leur eait fsce Ia fermo leur appar
tenat lis avaient cent ecus dams ror dc o buffet ct
deux bonnes vaches Pecurie Ricn ne leur manquait
lis pouvaent vieir douccment. craipdro Ia fatigue
ct IA mssre avoir beson do Ia piiis n mene Dc Ia
mite d'autrui.
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II await une fois un boohomme qui sappelait Gud
brand vva dams unefcrme solee psct9 sur IN 90.
teau ointain aussi appeai.on 1udbrand du Coteau.
Maintenant il faut sayoir qudce Gudbrand await une
excecnte femme, ce qu arrive quelqaeas mais co qui
est plus rare, scst que Gudbrand connaat 10 prx dun
rare tresor Aussi lss dcr- Sr2ux ysacatis dls au9
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Tn sor auls causaient epembc de leurs travaux do
lcurs projects, Ia femme do Gudbrand dit son mari
-ones am' u mo ssIs /. nsns, ,.na,o - ,;lIc Gello
que nous earerons ua pour donncr du beurrc Of
du ot beson do nod ftigucr pour los au-
tres Nous avons do igcns qu dort daDs 10 tror mons
nayons pas denfants; no vaudrai pas micux mensgcr
nos bras su vcssent Vous touosrs dc quo zoos
occuDer az logs il ne vous-manquera amas do mcublcs
!; doutils rsparcr et moi rcsera davanage aupres
dc vous ayec ma qucnonilb ct mon fuseau
Gudbraud trouva mo . femme aysis raison, eomms
to,jours - LABooLAfE
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LES AIENTURgS De GATANT
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Mon, sirc ils mont aide dams mon nuvre, ct dali
lsun lie ont toucht 10 crur dc demoisees.
-Tu crois I
-Voyes plntot
BoulsdOr ct Boulc-d Argent setaient eet rapprc.
chees de Brise-Aeule ct dc Tord .Chene
Js me tsompe fort pcnsa Gayant on les pauvrcs dia
bles ssront aes puns epouant fsres belessrus
L. triple nooe est lieu trois jours apras n
Gayapt isvita los habants de Caatin, oui sy rend
rent % eharsl.banss charot % charrettes Il en-
basoss-jc seux dire 60 tomtereaux
L0ssqsoo fat PRES d METRE co uarehe, on Wit arr
osns q quatre oursa4 qui prireat u txle ID
ooetlgs.
venait epssite ID fec MrontAinc, 5.ane De soixaptc
Sps. vetus dhabb magni64ues ct moDtec sur sco cor
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CRANES
dc Fleurs ct Lcgumcs dc toutc variets,
provenant dc Ia maison WICK, de Roches.
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ETALL THE ENDS THOU AM'sT At BE THY COPS
WAYNE COUNTY, IND. MAR.

We cannot find our way or live
our life alone 50 we'll as with q
heart united.
Then, good angel, ,merciful death,
come for those who are left to
mourn, and bear us ss them, from
Jain to ease, from tears to smiles,
from grief to Joy, from separation
to uniting. Then will you be q
welcome, welcome, welcome visit
or, and We reach forth to call you
to US, 40 the babe reaches forth for
the hands that are TO bear it to the
bosom Of love. 81
On the walls are pictures she ar
ranged. She made everything SO
homelike. She 50 gave beauty to
the room and house. All. about
are evidences Of her work ard care,
for good wemen are so much more
thoughtful than most men. Here
and there are evidences that she
lived and loved. Garments she
wore till it seems now as il . por-
tion Of her life were left therein,
so much did she individualize ev-
! erything about her.
| See there! A necklace worn
about her neck from-let us see!
Months and months and months
ago. What joy filed the heart ol
the one who placed it there when
she said:
4 thank you, so much for it!
We heard her say it, and she knew
1 the one who gave it to her. wal
happy, because she WAS. What
makes the tears come SO? She hal
gone-but she is here!
! Put them carefully away. These
sacred little articles. Let no rough
hand disturb them. Put them al
away, wet with tears, and when tir
ed of this battle OF life, look a
them, think Of the absent one, thanl
i God that there is . beautiful Lane
of the Leal, where those who truly
loved on earth will meet, and live
and rest, and walk and work de
lightedly and delightfully."- togethe
where thought is the implement ant
minds Of men the field Of labor TO
ages and ages to come. 500
4 So, welcome Death. Welcom
the Dawn!
For what il death but life? Th
opening Of . door through whicl
loved ones 60 to better and bright
er lands-for We never shall fin
worse worlds or existence tha1
this-to wait for our coming. The
we will put away these things W
have looked at and wept over. an
put away that terrible idea Of
bigoted, ignorant past, that Deaf
is dreadful for it is not, only t
those who are educated to fealt
to man more than to God, and t
be content with ideas more tha
principles without which ther
could be no God, no creation, n
progression, 10 Eternity, no rel
beyond the final Saturday Might
"BRICK" PoMERoY.
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AN ADDRESS.
To tie People Of Indiana:

~ sse evpsS ~ ANUt0"us
The undersigned members of the
House Of Representatives of the
Forty seventh General Assembly
of the State Of Indisna have re-
signed their seats. C
A proper respect for ourselves
and the various constituencies
which we represented demands
from as an exposition Of the mo-
tives which influenced our action.
In explanation of our conduct
we respectfully submit the follow
ing statement Of facts:
We have been, as . minority on
the floor Of the House, compelled
to submit to novel, unjust, unpre-
cedentsd and tyranical rulings from
the Speaker, made for the sole and
only purpose Of fnrthering party
schemes and measures.
We have been denied our privi-
lsge to be heard in support Of
right, principle and law. Our con.
stitutional rights as a minority have
not been respected but have been
trampled under foot by the major
ity without the semblance of JUS
tiee or decency. Brute force has
been threatened from the chair to
subject us to the arbitrary and un.
constitutional demands OF the ma
jority. What we have claimed as q
privilege, and never before ques.
toned by any deliberativc body
has been denied US.
Forbearing to take the step We
have finally been compelled to take
our forbearance has been constru
ed into abject submission to their
behests. They demanded that We
should acquiesce in the viii Of the
majority to enact An infamous, ini
quitous and unconstitutiona meas
ure, known as House Bill No. 291
to apportion the State for Senate
rial and Representative purposes
denying Us, by the operation OF the
previous question: the right te
amend or suggest any charge il
the proposed law. Aud by reason
Of the accidental majority of th.
Democratic party upon the floor o
the House, all debate and all q
mendments we're not only cut of
but the bill referred to was placed
out Of its regular order, or giver
precedence over all other impor
tant legislation then pending, ant
h-ying been passed to engross
ment under the arbitrary ruling,
Of the speaker, in direct violation
Of law, to complete the infamy th,
bill was, by sheer force of Demo
cratic power, made the special or
der for the next day at 9 osclocl
4. H., thereby declaring that al
legislation. Of whatever characte
or importance. should be postpon
ed until the unlawful and uncon
stitutional behests OF the majority
should be subserved.
The enofmity md infamou
character Of this measure will b,
seen whsn it 10 considered that
should this bill become . Law, th
Republican party might carry th,
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these Christian snbjects for their
bloody purposes. Then We shall
no more behold the amazing spec
tacle OF Christian ministers en- !.
couraging the members Of their
churches to kill their fellow Chris
rians, simply because they live on
opposite sides Of ! national bound
ary. Then Christisn chaplains In
contending armies will no moro
pray 70 the same God Of pcace that
He will bless the efforts Of his chill
dren 70 shoot and stsb their fellow
Christians on the battls- -deld--
fAdvocate or Peace sta 81 i s.. = $.
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LOST WoMEN.-My friends, hasit
ever occurred to to you what .
commentary upon our civilization
are these lost women and the atti-
tude of society toward them2 A
little child strays from the home
inclosurs. and the whole com
munity is on the alert to find it and
restore it to its mothers arms.
What rejoicings when it is found,
what fearful sympathy, what heart
mess of congratulation? There
are no harsh comments upon poor,
tired feet, be they ever so miry,
no reprimand for the soiled and
torn garments, no lack of kisses
for the tear stained face. But let
the child be grown to womaphood.
let her be led from it by the scourge
Of want-what happens then? Do
Christian men and women go in
quest of her3 DO they provide all
possible help for her return, or, il
she return of her own notion, do
they receive her with such kindness
and delicacy as secure her against
wandering again! Far from it.
At the first false step she is dem
ouuced as lost--lost, echo friends
and relaiives--we disown you;
| don't ever come near as to disgrace
N. Lost, says society, indiffer-
emily. How bad these girls are!
Aud lost-irretrievably lost--is
the prompt verdict Of conventional
morality, while one and all unite in
bolting evesy door between her
and respectability. Alb, will not
these lost ones be required at our
hands In the great heresfter?- -1fts.
Bsvlsi0k.
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BE JUST AND FEAR NOT.
Shall We Gather .. the River.

Shall we Gather nt the River!
Shall We gather At the river,
Whereb bright angel feet have trodf
With its crystal tide forever
Flowing by the throne OF Godf
0erss:-Yes we'll gather at the river,
M The beautiful. the beautiful river,
Gather with the saints at the river
That Aews by the throne Of God.
Z : On the margin the river,
Washing up its silver spray,
We win walk and Worship ever,
All the happy, golden dsy.
Yes, we'll gather, etc. aa
Ere We reach The ahinisg river,
Lay We every burden down;
S Grace our spirit will deliver.
And provide . robe and crown.
Yes, we'll gather, etc.
Soon we1l reach the silver river,
Soon our pilgrimage will cease;
Soon our happy hearts win quiver,
With the melody Of peace.
& Yes, wen gather, etc.
NY heavenly home Is bright and
fair
Nor pain nor death can enter there;
Its glittsring towers the sun out-shine
That heavenly mansion shall bs mine.
+ I'm going homs, etc.
{ 3My Fathers house 10 built ON high,
Far, far above the starry sky:
When from this earthly prison free.
That heavenly mansion mins shall b.
I'm going home, etc.
8 Let others seek q hons below, 2
Which flames devour, or waves oseffow
Be mine happier lot to own s
A heavenly mansion near the throne,
Pm going homo. etc.
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K
A Kansas City journalist has
been virtually ruined BY Chinese
cheap labor, which the same hs
rises to explain in the following
mannef: - g,a8s ssas & s
"They sent with our washing
yesterday . thing that branches OF
in tive ways . little below the top,
like . railway junction, and has
puckered frills edged with .tetting'
on each end of the divide. We
don't know what it is, and we're .
poor, friendless man, with only our
virtue, and none bat villains would
seek to injure that"
Saint Valentines Day was the
death Of one poor fellow In New
York A rival who had Won the
affections Of . lady both were anx-
ious to marry, sent him . ludicrous
valentine, also enclosing IN the en-
velope picce Of twine, . nail, and
= note, which read--"You cen
never have her, so 60 and hang
yourself This was meant for
comedy, bat the poor, fellow egot q
new pistol and blew out hi6 brains.
making it tradegy, oil Of which
10 an argument in favor Of sbol.
ishing valentiae's Day. II
The toy drum-maksfs of East
Granville. Massachusetts, employ
ed ninety ave hands in the busy
season Of 1870, Just before the hol-
idays, and made, during the whole
year 100, 0,000 drums Of Ill sizes =
These were sold to dealers q IN
averags cost Of fofty-hve eeats per
drum. gstsis 9e.navs ss1 lii
txcsllas 9sssss4 a gsaf ssssfs8 -
/ Puff { Puff! PaR! \ me little
Cigar. fnll Yara 6llee, only AYe
cents. at niTss 22a Maia streek.
Try ths,P ,Psal .naa s., rsd
#ssa9ai4 ba6sirotaa eli8 nu ksFia
~J7s q tgsseud Isd no ba!1xa9 F.zs
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