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who have injured themselves by certain practice in
duged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions at school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt even when asleep, and If cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and bodv
should apply Immediately. What pity that n young
man. the hope ofhis country the pride of his parents
should be snatehed from all prospects and enioyments
life by the consequence of deviating from The paih OF
nature and secret ha it, Such persons must, before
con- emplatng marriage. reflect that sound mint and
body are the most necessary requisites produce
nnbia happiness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the prospect
hourly dakens to the view. the becomes sladowcd
with despair and filed with the melancholy reflection
that the happiness of apother becomes bghted with
your own,
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD

,,, BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Der On
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester,
lao 325 exp SIS EXP 4I5 S nb qna ~ 40 M and
Inc 420 a M and S.25 35i and 955 m trains stayt
ron washington square stations all others from Foster
For Grafton, Westboro, Southville Cordavi11a o,a
Ashland at and 9.45 m. lao, 4.l5 and pm nv anu
FOR south birmingham, 4.20, I, 25. and As M a.
5.25. S.55. AIS. and 9.55 p m. - INV
FOR Milford at and 9.z5 am, 40 25 and A 15r,n
For Natck at and 9.45 m. lao, AS and E D M '
for wellesley, Granville. West Newton Newton
ana Brighton. at and 945 a M HIS n m pa.
sengers for the same stations can also take The a. n,
tram TO Natick, and there change TO the SaxonviiIa
wards. va e inter-
The 420 m train every day excent Monday a,i
Others every day except Sunday 10y va
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington sn
station at IS m for Boston. %"
Sunday Mail leaves Washington ST. station . az ~,
(Monday) for Boston. ~ "'"'
TEAMS Ta ms LEAVE BOSTON as follows:
For WORCESTER, at s. I, $50 exp. exp. II n m lao
express pm. w fs'9' ''Ve
FOR New York, via Springfield, 9 exp. m, sexp. 9
New York. via Norwich, $50 exp. PM
Grafton. s. I, II IN. lao, 4 80 D m.
sOuihT Srp q i !, M i$ "a 46 % $50 eSppm
Cordavlle, ., I. ii a m, l90, 4.30 D m,
ashland, / Il a m. 30. 4.3O. $50 exp pm
I;SO 2l5 exp. exp 4, 4SO exp s. $50 ex 645 eSn
Natick, |, 10, IL M $780, 2l5, 5, $50 5.5 ga :,
MiOury, am, 4.SO pm.
SaXonvil c, 10 m. 555 m.
M XII o =, s.ao exp exp M 25 exp, 4.SO exp y M
Sunday Mail leaves at $50 m stunning or ~
Newton, South birmingham, Worcester West broots
neld Palmer and springGed arrives New York al 30
"m Z. q RuSSELL, Sup't. Springfield
A. Sn.fI
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horses and cattle in the stable acting very
resiivelv, as il not having been fed for some
time, they burst open the door of the house and
were Mortified to find the occupant living dead
upon the floor aud frozen Near him was a
candle, and it was thought he was seized with a
ct when sbOut to light it and expned soon after
MIR. Winship was "a or IS years OF age, and
respected citizen.
RHODE ISLAND.
In Pawrueke', Friday, the Union horse rail-
road pillow began 10 clear their track in the
village, and got well along IN their work, when
the street commissioners drove pillow over the
roads and covered the tracks up again. Tais
was kept up till about ha-past 10 O'Clock this
morning, when large number Of men took
hold and filled the tracks up once more The
poor horses pulled 10 the extent OF their ability,
but could not move the cars. Not contenied
with stopping the ears the crowd piled snow in
front aud rear and on all sides
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1870 CHESHIRE & ASETET or
BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNNP
~ RAILROAD CO.
On and after Monday. Nov. 18th.

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER. CFoster st,eo
Staton tor Gardner and wav stations at An ID 40
i45 and 6ag NJ, connecting with all ira MS or The W.
mont and Massachusetts railroad to and from Uoas5c
Tunnel Greenfield, Brat leborough ana intermeiio1
stations and at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner VIII
Trans norti and south Passengers Barre Will tako
the 445 P. NJ. train from Worcester ~ '
station at 5.35 sis, Ii As A. NJ and 30 p ~ Macy
co with trains all the roads passing through
stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West FINLAND
to9Drook, Smithvile and 0akham at $50 P Nj Pr;nrp,
ton from az trains To the '.Nount ain Houses nnb
paruston station Tor tIubbardston. from ali trans
.naiuner ior East Templeon at 755 NJ and will do
general Express business to all points on the mad 80
in connection with stages. ~ va e io"o' ana
Office with Boston Albany II. r.
iel7 DIT n Il S.pcrNr -,
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Principal ONCE, 143 Court ST.. H0ston
BRANCH 0FFICE-203 Front ST., Worcester,
10 Mass. dtf
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WQpRRtGIEsdTER AND NASHUA RAIL

wv IN ~, I1'1 I1f END N ASH VA EAIL
son MMoAD.-On and after Monday, July l. lsI2 Pas
seIgcr lTtns Will run as follows: = -' ." w.
Leave Worcester at g. 30 and Ills n m and 4 IL 80.
q i layer Passenger.) p M ~ " fi' anu
Leave Aver Junction for Worcester at sam
Leave o Nashua al ITO m, Il 90 IN. and 500 D NJ
me o5U ram connects at itchbure with trains for
nernont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
burington Railroads, at Aver Junction with trains ~
me flchburg down, Peterboro and Shirley Sfonv
Sro3k, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; ana n
Nashua with trains OF the Wilton. Concord Manchester
ana Lawrence. Northern Boston, Concord and Nonre9i
roads e'"''"ie "sii-
The ll,l5 m train connects at Titchbure with
cheshire and Rutland and Burlington reight and Pas
5enger 10 Rutland) trains; at Aver Junction with
fltchbure, stony Brook. and Lowell and Lawrence
Trans; ana az Nashua with Wilton. Concord Manrhe-
VI anu LdwIence, Northern Ito Franklin) ara.s,u'
concord and Montreal Ito Plyn onth) trains
ihe ~ NJ tram connects at Ftehhurg at Is N,
WIN Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts and Pttnna
and burlington Night Express trans; at Aver Junction
WIN rhchDurg. Peerbor0 and Shirley and Stony Rrooi
trains; and at Nashua With Concord Mancbester sna
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Ex nres u
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TAKEPARTICULARN oTycp

DR.. Ilallock addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indugences solitary nabts
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them for
either business, study society marriage These are
some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by tile
early habits of YOUTH VIZ Weakness OF the SACK and
Linus, Pains in the Head, Dimness of Sight Loss ni
Muscular Power, papitaton of the Heart, Dyspepsia
Functions, General Debility, symptoms of Consump-
ton. &c
MENTALLY the fearful effects on the mind are much
TO be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion Ideas De
preston OF Spirits Evil Forebadngs, Aversion Socie
ty, Self Iistrust, Love of SOLITUDE, TimidLy &c are
OF the evils produced. Thousands persons Of ali
ages can now Judge what is the of their declining
health. losing their vigor, becoming weak. pale. nervous
and emaciated having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF consumption.
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7 PER CENT. GOLD,

payable April and October Present price 80 and accrued
interest from oetober LIST in currency
The last week of our sales Of ILLINOIS DIVISION
BONDS amounted to S5O0oOO Early orders are therefore
suggested, in order to any portion of this ex-
tremely desirable loan.
For further particulars, statement of earnings maps
of the line &C., apply to Aessrs.
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VENHE HALLOCK MEDICAL INSTI-
X TUTE.
143 COURT ST., BOSTON. MASS.
DIR. F. EALLocK, Chief Consulting Physician.
BRANCH OFFICE,
S93 Front Street, Worcester. Mass.

Seminal Weakness or SpermatOrrh@a
Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This dis
tresing atfctonwliich renders life miserable and mar
improper indulgences. Young persons too apt to
commit excuses from not being the dreadful
consequences that may ensue Now, who that under.
stands the subec will pretend to deny that the power
of procreaton is lost by those falling into i'm
proper haDts than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prved Of the pleasure OF healthy offspring, the ser-
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise. The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrrltability Dyspepsia, palptation of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
of the Frame, Cough. Consumption. Decay and Death
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1872.
w illSOl''S Line
PROVIDENCE & PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIPS.
OLD LINE ESTABLISHED IN 1885,

FeFA NORFOLK AND BALTI-
II ESQ MORE AND WASHINGTON, D. G.
vi .a4k=ls $ rEAMSHIP LINE.-Steamshipso Of this
Line sail from end OF Central Wharf Bos-
ion, ShMl-WEEkLY, at go p. NJ. for NORFOLK and
BALTIMORE. " ~ van '
STEAMSHIPS;
WILLIAM KEMSEpY.. Capt, Henry D. Foster
MGGCLELLAN ,,........... I'm Howes.
VIZ; APPoLD Capt. Winslow Loveland.
MILAN CRANE. Capt. solomon Howe
II bLACkSTONE........ capt. Geo ii. Hallett
freight forwarded from Norfolk to Petersburg and
uchmond by river or rail- and by the Virginia and TEN
nessee Air Line, to points in Virginia. Tennessee Ala
nna and georgia; and over the Seaboard and oanoke
halroad to all points in North and SouIh (urolna nv
places West " ""s'on anu all
Through rates gwen to South and West.
flne passenger accommodations
Fare, including berhs and meals: To Norfolk els M
time A. hours to Baltimore Sl5-time as honrs ~'OV
FOrhirther information apply TO
80, IL. SAMPSON, Agent
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Isaac Whine.
50th Regiment.
Slas Coolidge.
G1st Regiment.
Henry II Fletcher
02d Regiment.
Cutler seaver.
First Cavalry.
James L. Eslabrook
Second Cavalry.
Corporal Jesse E. Hunt, James McGrath.
Oliver A. smith.
Fifth Cavalry.
Serg't John Cheesman, Henry G. Garners
I'D Battalion xiHes.
Amos H. Gilbert.
I'd Heavy Artillery.
sergt George c. Butler, Thomas W, Edwards,
John NJ, While Peter j. McSuItv,
Corp1 Henry X. Hill. George W. sampson.
Henry I. Jennison, james II. Spauding,
Jonas Keyes, Edwin NJ. Staples,
Charles A. O. Rice, Avery sylvester,
Henry wheeler. John Turneucfe,
Charles Il. Bent, Luther =. Weber,
Leverett $. Butter, George W We llngton
clard d Clark Lewis L. Wilmer,
Edmund congdon, Hobart IL. Woodbury..
I'D Heavy ARTILLERY.
David Maxim. Jr
4th Heavy ARTILLERY.
George f. Cutler, Samuel W. STATION,
james Whtehouae.
7th Battery.
John W. Forbes.
Other EXAMINATIONS.
Brigade Surgeon--Samue l. Bgelow
Msolor, BENJAMIN PerklosT Qurlermaster.l
James Da,is, I'd New Hamp hire.
Waller w smith, 9Th New HAMPSHIRE.
George W. Haskell. 1T Vermont Cavalry.
M'u'1oe III gins, 30 Rhode Island.
Michael L. Scanne I'd Rhode Island.
john Il. Warner. Sd Rhode Island.
O. Grey Russell. 9Th Connecticut.
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2aiIroans.
PROVIDENCE & WORCFSTER RAIL.
= ROAD arrangement Of trims. Commanding Mnr-

passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
fax. " ~ w AA"''-
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~. other towns Of Connect.
lcul - q FOR constitutional
80, w. no. TO pay a little
She wanted him Il % r.c,aa,i
aud went of, but 500 49,,
army OF boys, who set to on shn,.
eled all the snow hack on TO all
The stockholders OF the Elh. insn,a,oo
company unanimously voled yesterday ~
reduce the capital stock from three million dol,
lars 10 two millions, and afterwards voted ~
increase il TO The original amount, and w
assess The stockholders thlrtytlree and one.
third per cent.
Famington, WINS lound dead 10 bIs residence
where br lived alone, 10 Pennington, on mrs.
DAY, during ihe terrible snow storm. The neiob.
bors had noted an unwonted silence abont Tho
premises 90 Tuesday and Wednesday. and ON
Thursday afternoon some OF them hearing iba
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-11-16
LES MILE EFT UNE
CONNAlSSANCES .UTILES
OXCVI

Qui ma pas, Giant enfant,
trempe au moins un dOigt pour le
porter cnsuite Il sa rbOuche, dams
ce liquide epais, noiratre ct sucre,
qui porte lc nom de melassel
lie rtve de fenfant du pauvre,
c'est un SON de melasse d etendre
sur son pain. e Il
La melasse, c'est le sucre gui
edulcore le cafe du marchand am
bulant d deux sous la tasse.
La melasse entire alssi pour une
forte proportion dams Ia compost
ton du cirage.
Pendant longtcmps, Ia SO sont
b0rnes les services qu'0n crOyait
pOuvOir tirer dele. S.i
Un medecin AMERICAN, 10 doc
teur Wilson, lui q trouv6 un n0u-
vel emploi, ct 81 &C quill pretend
avoir cssay6 ayec succes nest pas
une vaine allegation, VOLTA Ia me-
lasse appellee aux plus hautcs dcs-
tin6es. .a, -, f
La m6lasse guGrit DIES fAvres
pernicienses on sputrides, des af-
fections contagicuses en- general
ct gangr6nenses en- pafticulier.
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DR.. CHARLESMERMILLIOD
DE IT'S TIE

Nc- lie doctcur MEEMILtroD
h informc scs clients ct le
A1 public en- general, que, ,le-
sirant METRE scs services d lii portee
dc tontes les boll,ses, lila de notlvcau
baiss6 scs prix ct pose des ratclieIs
complcts pour ID modique somme de
yINGT PLAsTRES. -
Consultations gratuitestouslesjou
dc hcurcs du matin Il 4 heurcs dc
rapres-midi, an bureau bien comm du
docteur L. DUPERRoN, Il In Nouvclle-
Orleans, No. IS rue Bienvillc, angle
de Ia rue Royale.
lie d0cteur Mermilliod SO rcnd de
temps d autre dams les paroisses dc Ia
Cote, etpr6viendraa ! rayenir le public
dc ses yisites ct du lieu on il donnera
ses soins ct consultations. 2osla,
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lame humane hoyrelr du vide Qu on ebserxe ayec
attention rGgoiste le plus endurc Alin par trouycr
commc une petite heur entire des pieryes, npe affection
cachGe phi de son anne. }et rs sl ,lf,faa,
R1gle g6nerale ct exception, il Aut que hompe
aime que9uc chose. lie dragon qui pas do maitrcsse,
aime cleya; Ia jeune lille aqi damapt ailne
piseau y prisonnier, qui peut decenment
son ge6er, ame laimee qui tile ~ toile y lnciae
de cach0t 10 mouche qui descend vers lu laYA
rayon de socil. Quand rien danip6
on paissent se prendre affections, aim0ns IN
mati6re brute, baguc, une tabatiAre, arbre
fcur 70 HOllanais psssionne pour scs et
Iantiquaire pour camGes- s4.,s s,e xsr,sfs,e s
En- moment 70 naridc entra aycc une CROSSE
Anglse dans SOn sac ssnA yf., - s5ls4l. Isl no
Afachecourt, lit benjamin, il est midi, VOLTA lhcure
de diner: II nous diions ayec cette angillc
Cest lhcnre dc partlr, dit Maellccoart ct tnosl lipc
rons chez nj, Minxit. f, tatst,3 htai,sl. .iauiitr
EFT vons, sergont 81 nous Inangony, cette angules
Moi, dit le sergcnt, e s,s pas pressG dairiyer;
connie ic yais pas plus Ia quaieul ols les s9irsjo
sus rendu mon glte. ss0,4;4 s.s4 ysssra. .py,
Tres bcn parlGl ct II respectable caniche, Iquellc
est son opinion Get Ggards r4. fg4 f
Le caniche regards Benjamin, 1T remua deux on tpis
f0is In queue. r.sss4s s,..ia s,s6 s...St9
Benl qui ne dit mot. consent; j, aus, Machcc9nrt
VOLTA tros conre t0i, il faut que tn te rendes
Topinion dc Ia majoriti La moritc, yoistu ami,
cest plus fort que tout e monde, celia Nets dix philo
sophes unco6 ct imblces dc autr, lesimbtciles
~. crsAEDE TII,LIER.
fla sSits du proclaim naNdro.)
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Trouyez done dams touto la
pharmacopee un agent aussi piIis-
snnt, aussi utile ct a aussi bon
marche! 90
Bon marches lie remede est
.juge, il ne fera jamais son cheniin.
La confiance DIES malades dams les
drOgues est en- raison directe de
FelevatiOn de lenr prix. Une dro-
que, un medicament qui ne cofl-
tent pressure rien, ne seront jamais
ordonnGs par un medecin qui Sc
respecte, nj conseillGs par TN phar-
macien qui a rhabitude de gagner
mile pour cent sur son debit.
C'est justement a cause de celia
que nous conseillOns vivement aux
interesses de fairc rcssai de la
melasse sans consulter medecins
nj pharmaciens. @
D'ailleurs, 81 ca ne fait pas de
bien, ca ne fera tOujours pas de
NAL, puisqu'il ne s'agit nj den
bOire nj den manger.
On dispose tout supplement,
dams la cllambre du malade, plu-
sieurs assiettes dams lesquelles on
verse de la melasse. Lodeur EN-.
pyreumatique qui Sen degage suf.
fit, parait-il, pour arr6ter tout
d'abord, ct ensrlite guerir ces hor-
ribles maladies, typhus, yariole, sc.
Comment, dams ce cas-, agirait
la melasse, ou plut6t respece d'es-
sence qui Sen 6chappes En- afro
plliant Oh en- detruisant les fer
ments, les organismes, causes des
maladies. st@ tit
Vous connaissez le refrain de la
chanson qui dit que '..les remedies
les plus simples sont sOuvent les
meilleurs7; eh bien, q rOccasion,
n'hesitez pas d avoir recours D III
melassc. HENRI WHEN.
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nregardaitf sergent de Pair de depitdun homme
surpass6 CONNIE Cesar edt regar6, u haut u Capit0e
BonapArte gagnant Ia batae de Marengo Apras ayoir
cOntempl6 Quequc temps con homme en- silence il jugea
= pr0pos de hi adresser ces paroles Ila
Beire ct manger s0nt deux 6tres qu ressemblent:
~ premier aspect les prendres pour deux cousins
ernans lais b0re est afant dessns de manger que
Tae Qui sabat h pointe des rochers est audessus
dl coebeau qui perche sur h cmo des arbres Manger
est bes0n de lestOac; bore est IN bos0in de amc
Nanger NEST quinn vulgare arSan tandis que boife est
aTSto Bore inspire de- antes id6es poates, do
ROLES pens6es philosophes, des melodieux aux
1uaciens; mauger ne leur d0nne que des indigosons
Or - 6atte sergent que je boirais bien autant que
vos y cros mAme que je boirais mieux; mails, pour
maAesr y ne suis aupras De quune mazette Vous
teedes tete Arthus pereOnne je crois meme que,
dpdon, yous sefez dams le cas- dc Inf rendre
ala, TX s4sAa M
Cest rdpcndit le ssrsent que je mango pour hier,
aqiourd'1ni e dcmain- IA 6f .sS7sa
PMnettes- moi done de vous servir, pour apr6s-de-
nain, cetto derni6re tranche de jambon.
Cfand merci, dit le scrgent, Il 3 une fin tout.
ttcul 4 Cr6atcur qui les s0dats pour passer
nhite6nt Dc rextrenc attendance rextr6me disette,
lua donn6, CONNIE ~ chameau, detx estonlacs lenr
oeol Uatoac, cest lesE &c. Mettex donc dams yotre
- q jab6a don't Maehc6out nj moline youlons plus
Men dit n eoldat, - mai pas bcsoin dc faire dies
noi les yyfes yicnnsnt toujours assez; per-
MI -1oi donfr e jambonA Fontenoy; nous sommes
pe habitnde ~ tout rattager ensemble les jours de
roce comne les ioun De jcdnc
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fait echo au pangerlnanisme. Les
soldats de LII llpremiere Republique
franchise, oubliant lcurs clochers
ct leurs provinces, couraientaPen-
nemi an cri de: Viyc Ia Nation
On a fait revivrc les noms dc PAL
SAGE ct de la Lorraine au moment
OH les departments taillGs dams
ces anciens groupes tombaient sous
lie joug allemand, mais les exilts
volontaires dc ces contrees sont
plus Francais que Lorrains ct Al
saciens, pllisqu'ils s'arrachent au
sol natal pour sauver la dignite
rationale. Hm d'euxproteste, ilest
vrai, m patriotic alsacien, nomm6
Hartmann, qui reste ct vOudrait
que scs compagnOns de servitude
fissent CONNIE lui, afin de mainte-
mir aux regions d6vastees ct ravies
de rAlsace ct de4a Lorraine .sleur
personnalite historique etleurphy
sionomie proyinciale.7 Mais aucun
ne rentend on ne recoute, t0us
partent, ct il nest lui-meme qu'une
exception qui confirme Ia regle.
Les vieux organismes Sc disolvent
de toutes parts ct entrent a renvi
dams le moule national. Les pro-
yinces ont vecu. Les Etats- Unis
en- pouvaientranimer ct perpetuer
lc type Ell rassociant a In demo
cratic, realiser la conciliation de
rautorite ct della lil,crte, presenter
au monde le modele dune nation
OH la vie f1t egalement r6pandue
sur tous les p Dints, le peuple anne
ricain a pr6fGr6 la centralisation.
Que sa volonte soft faite!
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C.. L. .CHAp0 TEL
It1nis. FERBLANTiER

angle des rues EouIbon ct Bienyiue
souyEiAE-oni.EANs. =
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est desOrmais MULE ct non avenue.
/. Cessons done de contempIer me
lancoliquement lie revers de la me-
daille, dis0ns un supreme ct eter-
mel adieu au rtve evanoui des no
bles citoyens qui ont fonde rU-
nion americaine, d cette institution
politique aux rouages multiples ct
independents, a cette pleiade de-
tats libres ct souverains, a ce mer-
veilleux mecanisme a jamais bri-
s6. Sur les debris du passe surgit,
non point encore un tr5ne, mais
du moins une autorite que Pelec-
tion populaire Went de prolonger
ct que tous les eyenements ten
dront d fortifier. Rendons-nOus la
bienveillante ct tutelaire, sill est
possible, ct demandons-lui La que
rison de nos pleasures. Peut-Gtre
cette autorite doit-elle son exten-
sion aux necessities ct aux bcsoins
que present linstinct national,
ct la sOuinission ct lie silence sim
posent-ils en- vue dun grand mou-
vement fexpansion americaine ct
de colonisation europeenne. Men
tratons done plus le conrant dc
la destinee manifesto, suivons-le
plut6t, car il emportera nos soucis
actuels. Que le pouyoir central
emploie iGnergie populaire ct
voue lesTessources don't il dispose,
0 Immigration op grand, 4 Fan
nexion successive de tout &c qui
f0lme le continent amGricain, nom
il oubliera de nous faire
cxpier notre hostilite ct de nous
CONNIE il le faisait, mails
il fera entrer chez nous I'M fiot
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qui refluera natInellement vers les
regions semblables, par leclimat, a.
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qn'anx dents, royalement dote, le
president des Etats- Unis, quel
que soft son nom, a dcvant lni un
immense o parcoirir, ct
rien NY genera son allure. ii ne
pOursuivra plus alors rombre du
planteur antediluvien sur les
champs en- fiiche des Etats du
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naitra plus dams pUniOn la moin-
Dire trace de la ligne dc Mason
ct Dixon.
Ce nest pas settlement en- Ame-
rique que tout converge rapide-
ment vers pusurpation des droits
individuals ct la confscation des
Liberties locales par rEtat. HAlle-
Inagne en- . ohert un brutal exem-
pie que le president Grant propo-
sait indirectement q Limitation de
YES concitoyens. lie panslavisme