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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23


On Front street, near its junction with Main
street, is to be found the large drug establish
ment Of Messrs. Fairbanks & Piper, where an
assortment of all kinds of drugs, medicines
fancy goods, toilet articles, surgical aud dental
instruments, choice cigars, etc, etc, is TO be
found in almost endless variety. During the
present holiday season this cnterprsing firm
have made unusual exertions to aid theirpatrons
in making their selections of presents for the
annual Christmas festivals, and their
store has for the past week presented
an interesting and pleasing spectacle Enter
ing their store a visitor is az once seemingly lost
in chaos OF handsome and useful articles; the
long counter on the right, an extra counter in
the center, portion of the counter
on the left and both windows are filled
with an assortmentof goods rarely seen in anv
one store in this city, while the entire back store
is devoted TO the wholesale business. the sale of
holiday goods at present forming no small por-
ton of the amount of the Wholesale business
carried on in this room. Among the other
numerous articles are those made of Russia
leather of various STYLES and shapes.
which are sure to merit encomiums from
all, the pcrfumery which embraces Lu-
bins genuine, John Gosnell Sou OF London,
Letchlord and Rimmell in great variety, the eX-
celenee OF which is as fully established as that
OF the store in which they are for sale. Here,
also, may be seen the celebrated Maria Farina
cologne, ALL, in long bottles and wicker The
hand mirrors in Russia leather are fine articles,
and would make fine additions TO any toilet
table, while the perfnmely baskets. toilet SEES.
putt boxes, hair brushes, combs, dressing cases
fancy soaps and fountain perfumes are
among the finest articles in the long list Of
holiday goods. On the right hand counter is
the cigar case which has always been celebrated
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IL DAILY spY-Fcr the "scusrc' Of tn llfet
agate type time q rts; each subaequeni insertion
eta, ! week s2Ts weeks s4.0Vi month 1905 y'sr
s6o-and tho rate propUr onally for any uumter
squares. Two ines for one week $3.50; three line 81 IS !
four lines s1I Eve Hncs sl5O Local notices IS cents
perline for oachuserton, business notices scents pc
line. Obituary notice resolutions, &C. i cents per line
Legal advertisements sLoO per square Tor gtst iuser.
ticn each subsequent insertion l0cens
Special positions. in the paper, aud special STYLES NJ
display Will he charged extra cu's and double
column Advertisements allowed only limited extent,
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLY Sp5-First Insertion sI.G0 per square,
each subsequent insertion 10 ceuls months S1p1;
year $500,
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ITIHE OXFORD NATIONAL BANK,

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of ''Tbs Ok
ford Nail. nal Bank, OF oxford. Mass will DC held at
their banking Rooms on TUESDAY, Jan. 9th. ISL, at =
O'Clock NJ the Election Of Directors Tor the year
ensuing and the transaction Of any other business
W. oLSEY. Cashier.
Oxfnr Dpc 4 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23

WORCESTER COUNTY INsTTTU-

w TlON FOR SAYINGS thC Trustees or the In
stitutOn noijhc that their semi annual meeting wld
Ic held at the Office the Institution on TUESDAY.
the 18th inst, at o'cinck Pm
G. A, HAMILTON Treasurer.
Dec 1871
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23
O. SIT.
| FENO LET-A neatly furnished lodging
5EO. " MlRlCK.
/ d2l dtf 20i Main C.


FENo LET--A neatly furnished lodging
n room cir Nam st. Apply o ,
~, oEo' W MlliS ,oh ;;,,tr
GTORE TO LEr-The South Store m
ALSO
Tho best suit Of nenwi Rooms in INC CITY,.
d2 dtf n a. storT
NOR SALE House los Pleasant street,
9-- 'o' - ! - - ''''',''',-
'hO REM Lower tenement OF sly rooms,
d!d a. DANiGt FAINTER
Ts,o pIgNr ct oI,.s n. ,,,,,,,,,,, ~ -
u w. HEN IA urSb Cl's5 'NheWeht' az 20
FEO BENTA splendid tenement of SIX
= = rooms, 10 10 EdWad s.. TO q snail nGC imqy,
- - ~ -, ',.@e'f. :,
h IL poas1t rge'n; W eS %a,iuSo
'3tt5 ''''' -'''''''' 'S d1t '''''''
fE1p RENT Tirpcr Tenement of rooms, at
y No Madison st. uent s3i per mouth. by
~ ,,7,,rg, :,
i conyeaen to morse cas- a nfe lower fencm q
With noieHn improvements. Rent reasonable. Address
l'U RfNT--A Tenement Of or 6 rooms,
4 Win city watera"a wa,gr e'o.'t Apgl at NoI
rEVO LET-In a new house on Wilnot ST., 4
COOL tcnemcnis of rooms each win city water.
al is.
TgyO LET.-A Sbop TO let, No. ia south.
uulcr all bu ding largo wiudows al, round The building
will mako a very good Root aha shyt SHOP Pcut low
r ,r,9 ~ NJ, Nv sou o2 ~, e} y,
4 fiea'5n ~, - tho tSfd doof 1aaS . 50
s 3d. 5o anio one 20 S: *. @ s G. D 2Ld '
az DIR
Tgy0 TEp-A 6r.t.cosy Lower roncncnt
sS5 WI" ' '"'''' g'ye E, r 5 y II al Ern
dl3 b3w'
Y3t,5cT7 81 40, ,rt,N,,,,5,7,, tn -,
ern improvements, to rent, n = London e
vs. "i 1oSi.l'n y, l," la y u,
a kFFlCE TO RENT--Ihat recently uccU-
~ pied by Dr.. Hunt, 268 Alau ST., Inquire q
49,, ,,-,, =,
far iidusc and obig Ibi icnr IN nlile ol
this c ty, an six minutes, walk from De OF; about
acre, OF 9pd, WIN oyer 400 fruit trees Possession givcn
~. y 'lg,l,,o,' H.,gg,. Ut, no
FS3O EI-l'wo Tenem6ntS on Witnot st.
Z =, Inquire of Adm rHAY[E 9a' Main st.
DLEASANT LODGING ROOMS TO
4 RENr-Ncar city Hail. west side Of Main st. In
80 go, =, ;,,5 -, :, =, Wv a'-
II rooms, with city water, &C., Apply f.
+. BoLAND,
W. 9'l lv2 91leln 81
ROOMS TO EFT TO LODGERS-lh ree
Attic Rooms furnished. also. QUO Lower Trout
room. furnished or unuinisbci. Npply at No. IS GIN
-r,,,,,,,s. ~, ,,t,,-,,
HeOOMS TO RENT
Also, STORAGE.
" ud r. va. NESEEA " ELL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23

For spectacles aud optical instruments 20 to
|. Fl. STocKwELL, S3l Main street, to N. A.
PLYMpToN & CO.'S, at PSI Mlia street, or to
BENZ GODDARD & Co, Clocks can be had at
ELKINs 6 DUNCAS's, 1854 Main street. In a
good stove store mlny suitable articles can be
readily found, and such are the stores Of A l..
RUSSELL & Co., IS Southbridge street. +. P.
OLIVER, 5SS Main street, or j. W. JORDAN, 500
Main street. w. Z. WHEELER is ready to sup
ply good furnace.
The ladies' hair store, at 70 Front street kept
by the Misses CLOUGH, viii be remembered bv
our lady readers; and }. MEDINA & Co., 292
Main street, furnish some hints to gentlemen
who wish to please their lady friends at a lady's
store.
or course no Christmas can be passed without
a good supply Of fruit and confectionery to aid
it, and here c. H. GAEENLEAF & Co., at 541
Main street, comes to the rescue with as GOOD
and fresh a stock as can anywhere be found.
We extend our best wishes to our readers for
success in their endeavorS to please their friends
and neighbors, and can confidently recommend
them to visit any Of the establishments
above mentioned merely adding that no we'll
regulated family can do without copy of the
Spy, wears subscription to which is most
suitable present to make. A friend in distant
climcs will appreciate the visits of the Massachu-
sets Spy, and now is good tiulc to commence
a subscription.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23
THE HL A0KsToNE NArLONAL

n RASh OF INBkllNiE.
The Stockholders OF this Bank hereby not'1f1
that their Regular Annual meeting tor the Election o.
Directors. and transaction OF any other business tAa'
may legally before them, wiz be held at thelr
Banking Rooms, on TUESDAY, Jan 9. 1872, at tive
clock p. NJ. Il. w, HAIW AID Cashier.
IFNbriiuc IN L
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23

WORCESTER NATIONAL BANK
w Tic Annual Election OF Director wll b. hel or
the Second TUESDAY u ~ of January 49, 81 II O'Clock
A. NJ. at the Banking u use, Foster St
JAMES T, HAMILTON, Cashier.
A-..ru -tnr lIuca I'm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23
T EICESTER NATIONAL BANK.

The Annual Meeting Stockholders Of the Leices
ter National Pank, will be held at their Ranking Rooms,
TU ESDAY the 9th day OF JauuIrv lsII, at O'Clock
for the Election Directors for the ensuing year.
the transaction Of any other business that may e-
gally come before them.
D. i. NE RRIAM, Cashier.
Teicestcr pec z 1871 dfTn ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23

petition will he presented to the legislature at tho
next session. act to authorize she location and
construction OF Railroad from some point in the town
of Ashburnham, connecting with the Aslburn0 5is
Raj road, thence through tie towns of Ashhurnham.
Westminster, Ashby tItchhurg, Townsend. Lunenburg.
Shirley Aver, Grotun. either Of them, connection
with the Mlddlesex Genital Rairoad. win capital
stock not to exceed Five Hundred Thousand ellars-
G. W BELLOWS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23

In no store is there a greater variety of goods
displayed, which arc suitable for gifts than at
the places where crockery in its most homely
and useful forms, 10 the most artistic and fanci-
full designs in cut glass and imported china
ware, is to be found, Now all the available
space is occupied with fancy goods IN almost
endless variety. AT KNowLToN BROTHERS, on
Mechanic street, a dazzling array of plated ware
greets the eye, and the artistic arrangement of
fancy goods on the wcll-laden counters is appre-
ciatcd by the numerous throng that keeps the
clerks and proprictors busy something more
than eight hours day. CLARK, SAWYER &
Co.. in their magnificent ware rooms on Main
street, opposite the common, make display
which is probably second to none in New Enc.
land. Their show of plated goods is very extern
sive, and on the table of japanese goods, Stain
cites, and vases may he found almost every
thing under the sun, not emitting importations
of wedgewood ware, which they make one of
their specialtes. This model store, of which we
as citizens of an enterprising community are
all proud to point out to our friends from abroad
as one of the best in the country, should be
visited whether purchases are made or not.
ALBERT S. Brown, at the famous old stand,
SOB Main street, near Exchange street, keeps IN
the reputation of the north end in this business.
His counters fairly groan under the weight of
useful and ornamental goods, which ale offered
in variety and price to suit every purse and
every reasonable fancy. Vases OF innumerabe
patterns, china toys without end, parian goods,
plated wale,--in short everything usually to be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23
Toys.

full line,of toys can be found at P. YouNG's,
22S Main street, and also at the Boston store OF
DESHoLM & MCKAY.
L. H. CHAMBERLAIN, 21t Main street, has a
nice new lot of toys for children, and choice
collection of stereoscopic views, including many
local subjects
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23
PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
h RAILROAD co.
DIVIDEND.

Dividend Of Five per Cent bias been declared, paya
bic at the Office Of Che Treasurer and after Jan LIST
1872 to Stockholders Of record at the close Of bush ess on
the 2lst inst.
Transfer Book closet the !lst inst 10 January l..
Per order
JOHN BALEH, TTeas'r.
Providence. II. | ISL Utal2
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

ST. JosEPH's CHURcR-At half past
nine O'Clock, Wednesday morning, 2Os
persons, of whom 40 were adults, were
confirmed by the Most Rev. Archbishop at
this church. Rev. Fathers Kenny and
Gouvenot graced the occasion with their
presence.
In the evening at S o'clock, the beautiful
ceremony of 1.-THE Growing of the Blessed
Virgin" took place. We learn also, that
the same evening, the Rev. Clergy of st.
Josephs were most agreeably surprised by
visit of the Right Rev. John Quinlan,
Bishop of Mobile, accompanied by Father
Browne of the same place. The Bishop,
we believe, remained in town the whole
week as the guest of Father G. Moyrihan
of st. Peters Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

ST. JosEpH's SCuooL-The fourth annual ex-
animation of the pupils of this school, which
is under the direction of the Christian Broth
ers, took place on the evenings of the Oath,
25th and Goth ult., at st. Joseph's Hall, Com
mon street.
We are pleased to state that the examina.
4san- displayed the perfectness of the system
.ndopted by those excellent teachers, the
Christian Brothers, in the proficiency of the
young gentlemen who were subjected to that
severest of all tests-a public examination
The first evening, the exercises were opened
by the beautiful hymn, Come Holy Ghost"
which was most admirably rendered by the
esaoir composed of students, after which the
examination of the second class in reading,
ssistory, geography, grammar and arithmetic
Z Soeix place. The examination of the first
~elass Immediately followed, being in the same
sstadies, though in moro advanced series.
The second evening, the little mon of the
fourth class were examined in catechism and
.spelling, and in arithmetic and geography,
and We must acknowledge that they nos only
sacseeded in carrying away the admiration
Ihnt also the hearts of the audience. The third
class was then examined in reading, spelling,
-eatechism, history and geography. On the
closing night the superior class-the pride of
.sshe school-consisting of boys who have been
r.5or some time under the tuition of tho Bro
1a8,srs, and hence reflect in a greater degree the
peculiar excellence of their teachers, was ex-
-samined. In all the higher branches they
= showed a marked aud rapid improv ement, but
particularly in mathematics, displaying a
-emarkable proficiency in algebra, geome-
try and mensnration.
The programme excellent one
acknowledgements, dialogues and songs
forming q most pleasing interlude to its more
-seeCieus portions. st. Joseph's Star Cornet
Band discoursed sweet music at intervals each
evening, in a manner that would have done
Eaonor TO any of our professional bands Taken
all in all, the examination was o most satisfac
tory one throughout, to the Rev. Clergy of St
.Joseph's parish; to the Brothers who, as teach
ers, have spent SO many days in preparing the
children for the event; to tho delighted pa
rents; to the boys themselves, and, we ma,
add, to the public at large, who were fortu
mate as to be present on tho occasion.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

placed, by cable dispatch, to the credit OF
the Holy Father in some staunch bank in
Europe, on the 18th, and ut the same time,
dispatch announcing the gift Of " His
Faithful Children in New Orleans" will be
sent to him.
This lie tho magnificent celebration con-
templated (; and from the enthusiasm and
unanimity displayed by the delegates from
the different parishes, who met at the
Archiepiscopal residence last Wednesday
evening, and which is fast spreading
throughout the city, showing that the light
of Faith is burning in every Catholic
heart, and but needed an occasion to dax-
zle the world with its brilliancy, We pre-
dict q glorious, complete and memorable
success.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

~CoNBIRMAT1oNs.-His Grace, Most Rev.
.Arehbishop Perche, confirmed ll2 persons
at the Church of St. Vincent de Paul,
Sunday evening, May 25th; 20s at st.
Joseph's Church, Wednesday morning,
May 3lst; 81 at st. Patrick's Church the
came evening; 2o6 at st. Mary's Archbish-
,opric, Thursday morning, June LIST, and
1875 at the Annunciation Church, Third
District the same evening; making total
of 743.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

ST. STEPHENS CHURcH.-On account of the
1nclemency of the weather, the procession
which was to have taken place in st. Stephen's
parish, Sixth District was postponed until
this evening, at o'clock, weather permitting.
Tomorrow evening the Fair for the benefit of
st. Stephens new Church will commence in
the Parish Hall, just erected at the corner of
Napoleon Avenue and Chestnut streets. Tho
good ladies, filed with zeal for their cause, are
making every effort to have this fair one OF
gnaat attrahtion. The hall is to be decorated
YIN Amanner that will surpass any effort here
'tofore attempted in the city. We understand
an addition to the usual good things, suoh as ice
cream Strawberries, champagne punch, ice
= lemonade, chicken salad, boned turkey, etc.
several valuables are to be voted and ratified
among which is a meledeon, "a silver coffee urn
a Brilliant stove, q valuable COW, q handsome
SASld:s carriage, and boys velocipede.
We1earn that among the tables the MORN
RSSG STAR will be represented In acknowled O.
GAeRt dor which compliment, and in aid OF
die COED work, we will call and in our next
give q detailed account of all we see and hear
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

From a recent English special report it
appears that Mary is the most popular
Christian name, William ranking next. OF
100, 600 children, half boys and half girls,
6sl9 bore the name of Mary, 659O William
623o John, 46l7 Elizabeth, 1876 Thomas
etc. There were only 1897 Arthurs, I231
| AIfrcds aud ll7O Edwards in the lot.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

The Adams Express Company have re-
covered all the money stolen from them a
few nights ago, at Columbus, Ohio. They
found the money buried in a mans yard,
six feet deep, ID a coffee sack. The rob-
bers have been arrested.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04
cALENpAR OF THE WEEK.

To Our SUBSCRIBERS. - Those Of our
II
subscribers, either in the city or country,
who do not receive their papers regularly,
are requested to make their complaints
direct to us. A note through the post
S1ice, or q complaint made at this Officer
will receive immediate attention.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

Any of our Mobile riends desiring q cow Of
zGAe STAR, can procure it of Mr.. w. +. James.
Southern Literary News Depot, 80 North Roy al
street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

Mr.. F. j. McGovern, No. 20 Dauphine street
Mobile, is our agent, and will, henceforth, re-
ceive subscriptions and attend to all business
connected with the STAR in that city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04

Particular attention is called to our special
notice column.
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SXAA hAGhh MAhA
AUX PLANTEURS RIZIERs.

Les soussignes ont rhonneur d'informer
cs plantcurs riziers dc St-Jean. .Baptiste ct
des par"sses voisines, qu'ils viennent de
faire raparer ct nrranger leur moulin ct d'y
adapter tous les perfectionnements ct ame.
liorations les plus Inodernes, sous Ia direc-
tion de Ia maison Geddes, Shakspear g.
Gle. &c In Nouvelle.O Orleans.
lis ont retenu ct Sc sont assu, 4 10 service
permanent d'excellents ouvriers parfaite-
ment au courant de Ia specialize du riz ct
habitues All travail qu'ellc rGclame.
lis sollicitent done respectueusemcnt ct
esperent obtenir le suffrage ct H. patronage
du public, ct lis ne ntgligeront nj soins nj
efforts pour sen rendre dignes ct soutenir
honorablement Ia concurrence avec les pre-.
miers etablissemcnts du meme genre dams
rEtat.
Les soussignes referent eufn les person
nes qui dGsiieraient SC rerseigner sur IN
valeur ct le merite de leur moulin. 4 NJ. A.
SocoLA, negociant en- riz Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, ainsi qu'atix autres courtiers de
Ia vile qui s'occmpent du commerce de Get
important produit. .....
+. ABADIE Gle.
St.Jean. .Baptiste, 8 scptcmbrc 1871.
9s1a.
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lie ,ere Calaud Ct son 6s discuaient dams Ia piece
yoisine.
La vcix rritee da maitrc fran,hssait les murs mais
quon dsnguat des paroles quill prononcat
La jeunc file preta l'orcille.
Pais curioste Ia poussant curiost bcn pardonnabe
dosts en- pareille circumstance ellie leva ct sen @
pas de- lop collier oree contre IL porto de Ia sale
manger d'ol psrtait 10 brut
Ellie entendit tout 4 s.s
Et les upplications da 6ls ct Ia coere du pere.
Quapd le fsrmier prononca mots Je Ia chasserai
pauvre 6le poussa cr etoufa quo remar,u6rent
ui uu nj lautrs des deux nterloouteurs et ellie senft
4perdoe tout dsne trss rsgarder arrs-e usqui
u maisonDette quhabitas mere, autre extrene du
bourg. 80
! La folle dosinait.
Jeasns fcna h porte verrou ct lsssa choir
chaise de pae Id. pauvre peiu de larmes
e degpn6a sbondamment
Oh bosi6 divine! eas 81
Dams qucl abime etait.ele tombke!
Ellie sass clio 81 fable, ellie pure. ellie 81 abandon
ma PEREZ sans mere, parents sms ala
b ohsr pabissment du seal ass qui lai fot osvert
ssoaDs - vile snborneoss !
"a Ahf ni6ess ! s,
gomDs sbscon rirait dslle. ct IA montrersit ~ dog
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Or allah ID fur desoruas legal de- ID peste es meres
incrdiraen eurs files de Ia frequenter, e ber
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LA BoURGEOIsIE FRANCHISE
>ssooosss-

-~sOs.- "."
L'eiection tcmporaire ct provi-
soire de Theirs aux fonctions de-
president de Ia Rspnblique cree la
situation politiqne Ia plus vague e:
Ia plus fausse qu'on ait vne en-
France depuis 1889. Janais els-
ments plus antipathiq"es, plus dis
cordants ct plus inconciIiables ~"
fureut en- presence les uns des an.
tres une assemLlec nominee pour
concIure la paix, sc dfclarant apte
/ faire unc constitution ct n'osant
dependant porter ID main sur lie
regime actael qn'elle abhcrre u"
MANASSAS de conspiratenrs atten-
dant le moment propice, epiant
poccasion favorable, cherchant
Iinstrument convenable pour rea-
User leur bnt inavoue /; unc con.
vention blanche dipourvne de Pau.
dace de Ia convention rouge. ct qui.
.transportee de Bordeaux q Versai'-
les, . cngcndre Ia Commune de
Paris. son antitl,esc, ct anrait dn
disparaitre avcc ellie |; un long par
lcment qni s'accroche ala vie. ape"r
dc SON ombrc ct ticnt en- laissc 'e
. ponvoir cxecntif qn'il est force de
deltgner; &C pouvoir extcntifredoit
bar "A dependence ! toutcs les
ruscs d'aclion et a toutcs les dissl.
mutations de parole; nne minorite
Legislative democratiqne injnrie".
provop"es It to",rf"i. m"iere" "t
paticntc; De- vi'.s~ rep"blicai"cs.
des campagn"s iLconscicntcs ct
attendant Ia con-ign. drs n"tahl
lites bon, groiscs It les a'"ncrs
rgralcs do r-etrndants lai ci'c:
lrnt parai les ruinrs de Ia gnrrrt
ct nc ,rouvrnt pas Ia Franc: ,rnp
petite pour y ,esn"r; DIS TRADITIONS
It dcs a.piraiions aux priSs drp"'s
un steele, i.s m.nscs. DIES intng""s
!. dc ton,es partHS's"ila lc tat'ra"
cl,aotiquc o-c prdsrnic la France
en- &C r'oincht.
.Eh bien, c'c~t 4 Ii ses'e l'onr.
geoisic que sont impntablrs ce de-
sordre navrantrt cettc ptrillease
confusion. La revolatium de SO q
donnie en- rdalite ! Il bonrgeoisie
sceptre ct couronnc, ct Ia investie
do Ia souveraine PURSUANCE. La
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