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Down by tho woodside, warm and low,
Their happy lives they spend
Reside them the waters leap and How,
Above them the tall trocs bend.
Around them the minstrel blackbild sings,
The thrush calls loudly near,
And they wear their golden crowns like kings
The fairest and first OF the year.
The waves run bright with sunny How,
All down through the hazel bowers;
Sweetly and softly they sing AZ they flow,
A song they have learnt from the flowers.
Summer comes on with her plsnteous gifts
White rosos, and harobells blue
And the stately crimson foxgloye lifts
lis head where the dsifodils grew.
The earth il Il fair aud fiiry realm,
And the west wind whispers low
Through tho heavy bough1 Of the thick-leaved
elm,
And down by the waters flow
Down by the brook that all day long
Glimmers under the alder-bowcrs
But It singeth not the old swoat song
That il learnt from the iden flowers.
The days OF Summer run swiftly by,
But the waves have q sad refrain,
Which cannot be stild, nor its place be Gid,
Till the daifodils blossom again.
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are not of this class. The amount Of
editorial wol'' spoiled by those men,
who stop you in the middle of your pet
article to prove to you that your pocket
and the public health will suffer unless
you will agree to do for three dollars or
five work worth twenty-five, is beyond
computation and the name of other.
wise conscientious publishers, who are
whecded by these specious and plausi Die
chaps into nm acceptance of the wretch
ed pittance they offer. isl grieve for
weak human nature when ! say it--le.
pion.
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A Sick MANS TROUBLE. Hartford

A SICK MANS TROUBLE. Hartford
man was taken sick few days ago. His
physician said it was case OF measles,
and gave him medicine. The next day.
dissatisfied, he sent for doctor number
two. He said il was typhoid fever, and gave
him medicine. TIE third day, stu discon-
tented, be called doctor number three.
He sent him to the hospital, declaring
tha. it was case of smallpox. In
three days he was ont, bunting fol- a
lawyer who would bring suit for dam
ages against somebody, because il was
only an attack Of erysipelas.
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STILL ANOTHER The gruff old Cap
tain p, was once half bored to death by
a certain inquisitive passenger, but he 81.
fenced him, however, when the latter,
pointing to COW on the lower deck, re-
marked" That's nice COW, Captain. :"
"Yes. SIR" els it the only COW on
board ?" Yes" Have you no other
animals on bosidf' "No, sir, with the
exception of the animal in front of me. 4"
Curious passenger suddenly thought he
saw poipoise and rushed for his opera
glass.
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IindIGRATIoN STATISTICS. - The total
number of immigrants arriving during
the quarter ended March 81, 1870, was
26,0l6, of whom II, 172 were males, and
S,s74 females 4,195 were under fifteen
years of age, 1908 were fifteen and
under forty, and 3,s4S were forty and
upward. OF the total number of immi-
grants, $500 were from England, 4,4SS
Ireland, lob Scotland, l35 Wales, /, l4i
Great Britain, mot specified, supposed
to be mostly Irish, 1867 Germany, 81
81 Austria, 1877 Canada, 2,46l Nova
Scotia.
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A new arrangement called the Good
Templar neutrality-suspicious. dog muzzle, -
is being introduced. II consists OF a
muzzle, containing from half pint to a
quart OF water, which, fastened to the
dogs nose, keeps itconstantly submerged
in water, thus preventing madness. II
works very successfully, and will drown
a Newfoundland dog in five minutes, if
the strap holds together.
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Wonderful Sagacity of a Dor.

The Portland tMe, } Press says sThe
following story, strange ~ it may appear,
is youched by several witnesses wh' Sc
/ testimony is unimpeachable. A short
/ time ago a female Newfoundland dog
was in the habit of coming to the house
of lady in this city who would throw to
it pieces Of cold meat, which the dog
. would eat. and having satisfied its hun
ger. go away. So confirmed did this
habit become that at q certain hour lailv
the lady would expect the dog and the
animal would put in an appearance. A
few days ago, before feeding her, the
lady said to her, Why don't you bring
me one of your puppies ? repeating the
question several times rs she stood at the
window, the dog looking at her i'll the
face with an expression of intelligence,
as if il understood every word the lady
said. The next day, to the ladys aston
ishment, at the usual hour, the dog re-
turned and, 10 and behold was accom-
panied by little puppy. The lady fed
both dogs, and then took mp the puppy
into the window, when the Old dog scam
pered off and did not return for three
days. At the end Of that time the dog
again appeared. when. after feeding it,
the lady said, Next time bring all your
puppies, / want to see to them : and
sure enough, the dog returned accom-
panied by three Newfoundland pups.
Several of the neiPhbors saw the whole
transaction, and declared that they con-
sidered this one of the most wonderful
proofs of the sagacity Oh the dog they
have ever known. Where he dog came
from and to whom it belongs is not
known, but we have the name OF the
lady and also OF those who were eye-wit-
nesses to the occurrence as narrated by
us"
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A Love Song.

Sweet, sweet, swee,
Sweetest of hours. Beloved
When ! thought but to kiss thy feet
Thou hast lifted me up, Beioyedl
Sweet, sweet, sweet
To lie in thy arms, Beloved
And 70 feel the ccstatic beat
OF thy art Of hearts, Beloved
A~d sweet, sweet, rWeot,
To look III thy eyes, Beloved ,
And see myself there complete
A. my being IN thine, Beloved !
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JOB PRINTING

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have experienced aud competent workmen to use
them. lf you want any printing done you need
not go to the city, or out Of the county, for yen
can get as good work and an low prices ut tLis
office as at any other.
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\ WIDowER's DILEMMA. - \ young
widower in an Eastern State, us we read
in one of the papers, greatly in need of q
housekeeper, rode day after day in O
vain search. At last, almost discourage
ed, he drew up in front of small dwell
ling among the hills, and asked the Gus
tomary question : "Can you tell me
where I can get woman to do the work
in a farmhouse ?" "Where are ye
from ?" asked the old man, viewing the
handsome horse and buggy with criti-
cal air Ny name is -. and | am
from -" "Oh, yes I've heard of
you you lost your wife a spell ago.
Wall, I've got six gals-good gals, too,
and you may take your pick among 'em
for a wife; but they wouldn't none of
ON think of going out ter work. |
should full as lives you should take
Hannah, because she's the oldest, and
her chance amt quite so good, seem as
she's nigh-sighted, and can't hear very
well bat if you don't want her, You can
take your pick of the Others - The
young widower went in, selected the best
looking one, drove to the Justices and
was married, and carried his bride home
that very night. He secured perma-
nent and efficient housekeeper, who
proves thus farin every way satisfactory,
with no question of wages and no limit
to the work she is expected to do.
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WHAT WEARE WORTH. According to a
document Just issued by the Census Bu-
reau, the property held by Americans in
1870 is in value about $500 per head, Civ
ing, of course, thirty one thousand mil
lions rs the total amount exhibiting an
increase of PROBABLY seventeen thousand
millions in decade, during nearly one
half Of which we were engaged in war.
accompanied by waste of life and pro-
perty, such as has been rarely ever
equalled The marvelousness Of this re-
suit appears when we are told by the
same statistician that the previous decade
that of lS5O-G0-added but six thou
sand millions of dollars to the national
wealth. In that decide eight millions of
people were added TO the national pop
ulation, while but seven millions were
added in the last decade-the percentage
of increase, OF course, being much less;
so that the increase OF wealth in the last
decade was at the rate of $4,000 for each
added person, against $3.50 to such pei
son in the former decade.
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TIE PROSPECT. the crop prospects
il Western New York, the Rochester En-
press says, on q general review, the pros
pect for farmers was never better at this
season of the year than it is now. OF the
Grain crops only wheat is L partial fail
nre. and the abundant iinii crop will al
least partially compensate for this loss.
The favorable weather for farm work has
alone been worth thousands of dollars to
the farmers of this section of the country.
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rompre les lignes de Ia seconde armee prus-
sienne, Trochu livrera % grande bataille. En-
cas- d'insacccs, il pourra toujours Sc trouer
avec son armee un passage vers &C Qui sera
encore Ia France. Bazaine rendu les capi-
tulations impossibles. Paris pourra etre aban-
donn6 au dernier moment mais sans capitu-
lation, apres nne horrible boucherie, ct par
une arm6e qui ne sc rendra point CONNIE
Metz.
FRANKFORT sur le Alein supple Guillaume
de Sc faire couronner Francfort sur 1e
Mein.
Une insurrection republicaine espagnole a
&clat6 4 Grenade. L,e movement est consi-
dere CONNIE important.
Lou1s1ANE.-La menagerie tripote. Desn-
nion dams lie parti Radical. Warmoth cherche
a blanchir So peau. Et queI sera done le
successeur de Harris au Senat des Etats-
Unis? -Ponrquoi pas Dan Rice?
DEEN1EREs NoUvEL1Es. Francais ont
une victoire Rougemont, depart
ment dn Doubs.-La cavalerie de Faidherbe
Q Ell quelques success. - Une d6peche de
Versailles dit que rarmee dc Chanzy etc
battue ct qu'elle retraite.
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Fcuillcton du Louisiauais.
LES CHlENS.
XXII.

Nos braves lecteurs lecteurs dn "Lousianais' de
GENTLY en- St-Jacques, comprendront done mer-
veille la justesse du proverbe gramatois ci-lessus
cite ct infringement expliqu6.
lis ont tout lie tact voulu ct n6cessaire.
Et nous avons NANTES fois entemdu dire, lei
CONNIE aeurs, par les gems bien 6lev6s comme
par qu ponrraient letre, mais surtout par les
personnes m6contentes ct i,rt6es: "Je te garde un
CHEN de ma chienne."
Clacun salt la valcur de ce cadeau. Promettre
CHEN de chienne, cest pron,ettre autre chose
qu'un panier d'excellent Champagne ou un rendcz.
vous sous les tilleus.
Mas pourquoi ne pas promettre une chenne de
son CHEN?
To'jours en- vertu de la m8me raison scieutitiqne
physiologique, psycologique ct sociale.
LIE "chien de la chienne," soft dit sans m6dsance
est dordinaire nechant, hargneux, quinteux, NOR
dant jappeur, medisant, capricieux, anant Il
chcane ct les process. Quelqnefois c'est tout L
contraire; mais ceux du contraire sont la notab!,
exception.
LIE proyerbe de Grsmat done rason.
LIE peaple croft
! La phiiosophie men doute pas,
La Faculte Iaffirme
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st-Jacques, IA Janvier 1871.
Au.r Violeurs.
J. A. RICAUD.
Secr6tairo.

Qu'on soft Francais, Prussien, Espagmol on bi,n
Russo
Que ce soft en- Alsace on que ce soft en- Prusse,
Que l'homme soft soldat on prince couronn6,
Que ce soft dams la paix OH lie combat damn6,
Quiconque ose violer on Ia file OH la femme
Est I'M sombre bandit, un miserable infamc,
Un de ces chiens hideux que Ton peut 6craser,
I'm monsre que le fer dot abelardiser
Est'ce assez? Non, il faut e suspendre la corle,
L'ctrper sans facon ct sans mis6ricorde,
LIE laisser suspendu.. pour que les noirs corbeaux
Lacerent ce bandit lambeaux par lambeaux
Et 81 lie chatiment ne vous parait point etre
Assez grand, empoignez le miserable retire,
Fixez lie par la bouche ct par le fondement
Devant lin feu qui brittle ct r6tt lentement
On bien, apres Favor dechire sur Ia claie,
Semez en- la poussiere all vent qui la baaie
Mais lie laisser vivant ct presque respect6,
Cest crime non moins grand que grande lacLet6
Et lie fills qu permet que Ton viole sa mere,
Et reponx consol6 par une plainte amere,
Et lie pere qui plcure au lieu d'assassiner,
Et lie soldat qui craint de tout exterminer,
Et la femme IL 'osant empoisonner qui tue,
ct lie penple immobe aIns gu une statue,
Tout celia fait rongir de honte, car Dieu dit:
'' Tu pcux honnecment ecorcher I'm bandit
j. G.
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lie premier bateau de la ligne des plante,rs, L
"Frolic', est commando par John Reynaud, de St
jean -Baptiste.
Le "Frolic" remonte le Aeuve jusquau "White
Hall"
CARRoLLToN GENT1LLY EFT H0UMA r R.
La rive ganche du Aeuve aura done son chemi,,
de fer.
Cette vote ferr6e partira de Carrollto, traversera
StJean- -Baptiste ct StJacques, touchera GENTLY
pres du college Jefferson, coupera le Chattanooga
R.-R sur l'habitation A. B Roman, franchira par
Chac Bay la distance qui separe st-Jacques de Ia
paroisse Lafonrche, passeya Thibodauxville, des.
servira Terrebone, ct fnira Houma.
Tel est le projet sonms lundi dernier par NJ. J.
H. Ilsley Jr. a une reunion Inhabitants de Saint
Jacques,-projet clairement ct intelligemment ex-
plique par N. Ilsley,-projet minieuse,nent ct
serienssment aiscute par Ia rennion,-prcet devenu
resolution ct en- vote dex6cution immediate.
Inutile est,-tant la chose est evidente de
are ressortir longuement les avantages dune tclle
enterprise.
Les Paroisses StJeanB Baptiste, st-Jacques, La
fourche ct Terebone donneront done leur assent
ment ct leur concours une enterprise de Ia plus
haute Importance pour elles.
I'm che,nn de fer est le commerce, la colonisation
lie defrichement la mise en- valeur des prophecies
Ia vie. a.s H
Et no.re Rail- Road, bien entendu, sera entiere.
ment Independent ct comptera ses actionnaires.
parmi les Lo,isanais
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-splendidc est l'imbecillite des homm

-Splendide est limbecillite dcs hommes.
L'Espagne su pendant seize mois Sc
passer de rois, de reines ct de regents; ellie a
pu viyre pendant ces seize mois dune facon
assez sage, assez rspublicaine, assez demo-
cratique, sans dasordres serieux ct sans pro-
,iunciamentos chroniques.
Or, sayez-yous CO que lEspagne Went de
faire?
Ellie s'est donns un roi, I'm etranger un
Sieur Amedte d'Aoste, un fills de Victor Em-
manuel
1t dcpuis que'ques jours PEspaguo tue ct
est en- revolution.
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NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rkpublique d'ordre, dAonnetete ct de
Justice.
Suffrage unice,sel pour ious, ercep't pour
les crimineis ct les uagabonds.
Union cirique des Louisianais blaacs cl
des Lonisianais de couleur.
Education pour tous.
Plus de Ca,pet.baggers poli'iques en- Loui
siane. nj de pagabonds faintamis.
Egaiie politique en,re les naturalises ct
les natifs.
Appeis ei avances d limmigrani laborieur
Respect d la loi
L'honneie homme en- haut, le nalhonnaie
en- bas.
La Louisiana dot etrc goureymfe mar
Fhonneietf et tPin,elhgemce.
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Padoraient dams Empire ct ses magnifcences
d6risoires. Le Prussien lui.meme applaudis
salt. Et Ia France, ainsi vue, ainsi comprise,
ainsi device, faisait plaisir par son cote
laid, par SO face de vanite, par co qu'clle
await de peu serieux ct de peu revolution.
naire. Ellie semblait desarmeo des vertns
honnetes ct farouches, ct son cnractere mp.
parent indiquait Ia frivolits. Aussi Ia respec.
tait.on ct l'aimat-on dams ce qu'el!e await dc
moins digne ct de plus condamnable. On
riait avec ellie.
Non, ce nest pas Ia France vicieuse, cello
qui chante, rit, ct bolt, qui inquietait ct
tourmentait les royantes ct les potentats
&c cote lugubrement comique no Ia faisait
pointhair. On oubliait qu'e ellie await jadis puI.
verise les trones, chasse les rois, sema aux
quatre vents dn ciel les principles du droit
moderne ct humanitaire Missionnaire in.
souciante, ellie s'etait endorn,ie dams rivresse
de ses triomphes ct de So vanita. Voyait-on
Ia ceinture de ses reins dapotre sous le man.
team lu pontifcat, ct les sandales de voyageur
sous les longs pills dc sa robe dc chambre
arlstocratique? Ses souvenirs lui donnaient
des velleites ct non des volontis; ellie await
trois jours lie brnit dams les rues; ellie SEN
dormait au quatrieme sur son fusil dachar
ge, ct ses lions avaient des miaulements de
chat. Plus de rugissements terribles. En- Fe-
vrier 1s4S, quand il fallait dechainer sur
lEuropc le vent des revolutions souyeranes,
ne laisser debout nj tr0nes nj rois, aflirmer
1uand meme Ia democratic ct Ia repub!ique,
etre rLvangile arme des acknowledgements
ct des redemptions, on SO contenta dun pro-
gramme anodin ct dun manifesto pacifque
fEurope. Lamartiue pensa, parla ct ecrivit
en- poete Combien plus lempire du Napola-
on III satisft l'Europe! Et comment hazr,
dams ses vices, dams ses faibesses, dams ses
hesitatiors, dams son propre oubli, une nation
don't les rertns sont 81 redoutables, un peuple
don't le dsroir fait uu peup!e lie libaratcurs ct
do heros?
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croient les dispensateurs de ID renommee e
les gsneraux de Dieu. Epure par repreuv
necessaire, raviv6 au patriotisme rajeuni, re
gen&re par 10 mi-ere don't on await perdu !,
souvenir, ayant depouille ce qui faisait 81
honte ct retrouye ce qui faisait So gloire
moins vain de son luxe, moins 6goistt
dams ses richesses de Sybaris, plus pratiqut
dams 50 fol d6mocratique, vertueux autre
ment qu'en reminiscence ct en- reve, ct
penp'e sera encore celui de Ia Revolution.
Et c'est cause de celia que Ia Prusse s'a
charne contre Ia France.
Et c'est d canse de celia que Europe up
p'audit aux triomphes de Ia Prusse.
La France revolutionnaire est l'ennemi
commun. II faut qu'elle le comprenne bien,
qu'elle sen enorgueillisse, qu'elle Sc fasse
ayec Ia haine des autres une redontable ar
mure dc combat Ellie q trop longtemps aime
le repos jusqu'a 10 faiblesse, ct il est bon
qu'elle decroche dams ;l'arsenal dc 80 Ia
grande epee des Convcntionnels. Point d'i.
deologie, de theories vagues, de sentimental.
lisme en- face de canons qui ne comprcnnent
point ct d'Allemands qui s'atteent aux CO.
mons. L'heure nest pas encore venue de
desarmer Ia Revolution ct de proclamer Ia
fraternits aux hommes qui n'entendent point
votre langue. Les rois sont exterminer, ct
tonte rertu qui ne serait point reyolutionnaire,
qui parlerait de paix Ia gueule des mitrail-
leuses, qui invoquerait Ia mansuetude des
bandits, serait une derision amere. Frapper
impitoyablement les bourreaux do rluma-
mite, ceux qui font litiere des peuples ct de
leurs droits, est-ce crime? Ny va-t-il pas du
salut dune nation ct des nations, du droit
qui appartient legitimement aux fls de Dieu
de progresser dams la justice ct de grandir
dams Ia liberte Une balle qui frapperait
Guillaume serait providentielle. Et un regi-
eide? Frapper les rois, cest aimer les peuples.
Guillaume ct Bonaparte supprimss il y a
huit mois, il aurait aujourd' hui un million
de tombes de moins.
Que dirions.nous de Ia France revolution
naire decrochant 10 graude epee de Ia Con-
vention, s'inspirant "a la fol du sacrifcateur
auguste, coupant le cou tous les potentats
d'Europe, essuyant Ia lame de son epee a
larc ncel de Ia nouyelle alliance, puis alors
parlant de fraternite au monde L'ayenir
dirait: La justice son cote formidable.
Aura't-eile cette haroique rertu, cette vertu
pour laq"elle on l'a maudite ct on la maudit,
cette verta don't Europe des poteutats vent
enterrer le souvenir ct empecher Ia rssurrec-
ton?
Nous lesperons. En- tout cas-, il yaut mieux
qnelle meure par ses vertus que par ses
vices.
Mais, quoiqu'il EN- soft. sacho,,s bien pour
Quoi l'Europe consent ayec joie a raneantis
sement dc Ia France. II s'agit pour les SOU
vcrains d'ecraser la Revolution ct de viyre a
ce prix.
Les tttes impariales sont en- jeu.
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Correspondence.

Mon cher Jules, je sus amoureux dune jolic
file, ct cette iolie file ne me regarde pas avec
indifference. Dix-huit ans, dcs cheveux noirs, des
yeux bleus de resprt et... de la fortune. Dois.je
sauter le pas?-R...
Mon cher Raoul, tu es jeune, beau, bien eeve,
spiriuel, mais pauvre Ne te marie done point avec
ia jolie file. N'est-elle pas richie? D.-nan ellie te
terat ro"gr devant tes enfants, ct tn ne pourrais
lui arracher la langue.-J...
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Nouvclles.

Les divcrses arm6es, qui nanGuvrert en-
lehors du rayon dc Paris, remportent des
success douteux ct contest6s. Les Allemands
ct les Francais seclament les memes avanta-
ges. Nous croyons, a vrai dire, que les enga.
gements sont partiels, dune division a une
division, de nature Il prolonger indtiniment
Ia lutte. Les ganeraux font de Ia strategic:
les Francais pour s'approcher de Paris, les
Prussiens pour arreter &C movement. Les
Allemands auraient etc repousses a Vena0me,
ct a Boibec, ct lis auraient evacue le haut de
Ia Vallse de rOise Bourbaki marcherait sur
Nancy ct sur Belfolt Les Prussiens s'avan-
ceraient vers le Mans. Chanzy aurait 200, 600
hommes parfaitement equipes ct armes.
Faidherbe, rsclamant toujours So victoire,
serait a Lille. Somme toute, Paris est le
veritable objectif II s'agit, pour Chanzy,
Faiaherbe ct Bourbalzi, de rompre les lignes
Allemandes, pour Frederic Charles, 10 due
de Mecklimbourg ct Manteuflel, de ne point
laisser briser Ia seconde ligne d'investisse-
ment. Chacun comprend que Paris est Tame,
tout M moins jusqu'a son triomphe on a sa
chute.
Et Paris est bombarde
GuilIaume tslegraphie sa femme que le
bombardcment progresse favorablement, que
les forts d'Issy ct de vanvres ont etc momen
tanement r9duits AL silence, etc.
Dun autre cote, on dit que le bombarde
ment est anssi brnyant que peu efectif.
LIE gouvernement de Paris lance III
decret consolidant toutes les organisation
militaires ct toute la population valide ave
l'armec rfguliere. pour 10 defense de la vile
LIE moment supreme est venu. Au reste
] Paris ne doit plus avoir beaucoup de provi
!, sions, ct 81 Chanzy ct Bourbaki Nc peaven
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AVIS

Messieurs les membres de Ia Soci6t6 d'Assistance
Mntuelle de stJacques sont invites Sc reunr
demain dimanche, . 4 heures p. NJ, au lieu orli.
naire de leurs s6ances, pour proceder a rtlecion
des officers de la dite soci6t6, ct prendre des me
sures importantes.
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Secretare.
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pill contains more medicinal
strength than n whole boa or
bottle Of ordinary dollar medi.
cine in the market. Although
pOrerJUi, yet so mia dndpl,dsdnt
in Their operation that The most
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