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Local..
-:O:-

OURS lie roi est mort Vve le roi
Martin Tours SIC tue, CONNIE nous le savons
Ia Ponte du College ct devant le bureau du
"Lorisianais".
Mais Martin n'etait pas le dcrnier des ours
On en- trou4e encore dams nos forets
Fautil nome saventurer dams les forets Sc
dtchirer les pieds ct les mains aux ronces, CAMPER
deux ou trois ours dams lie pays perdu des laaners
Ct des cypres, pour trouver une peau ct un gigot
d'ours =
En- 76rit6, non. t'sg az,
Les ours devennent insolents. impudents, SUPER
bes de dedaiu pour Ia civilization ct pour les
hommes. Rien ne les arreie ct yien ne les 6po,,.
vaats. ls quittent eurs tanaeres sortent du bois,
entrent aa ''pays clair. franchissent Ia barrere
d'habitation, feuraeent dams nos champs de came,
ct nous regardent nsolemment.
Hier Id d6voraient 10 mals, aujourd'h hui i'll
sucent les cannes D sucre.
I'm d'eux, sans doute un Sachem, canpas pr6scn.
tement deniare rhabitalion Vassenr WSbre 81
r6colts 60 quill ma point plant6 II Sc conduit en-
maisze ct seignear. Sss machoires sont an verita
bic moulin De sacrerie. II eat gras CONNIE M
chanone. Tue, r0si ct mango, il ssrait excellent
+ Et quo font done les chasseurs du voisnase!
Nosre Wien aihi vasseut Wsbre, le terrible
ehasssur, dost-ii sSss .7 'HS'
Eatcs qss lssia Edouara Poch6, Ch. M.,.r
cher.E: Tostel, Joe q aasses dor,neut CONNIE Il
maitre .Fftes..t,s
Chasssurs, en- avant
!! Sonnous lhall.li:
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NOuuelles,

NIEUx MoNDE.-La crise est imminente
en- France. Les royalistes, ces eternels
agitateurs sur lesques 10 raison est sans
prise, que le patriotisme ne saurait emouvoir,
q"i vendraient leur pays pour IN jonr de
ponvoir. menacent plus que jamais rordre
ct Ia tranquillits. Conspirant avec un
Bonapnrte, intriguaut avec un dOrlsans,
maitres-cafards avec' le Bourbon de Lourdes,
mistrables toujours, lis font de lAssemblse
de Versailles un tripot innomme. CONNIE
McMahon,-un honnete soldat, mo vsnt pas
jouer lenr jeu de conspirateurs, lis s'adressent
a Changarnier. .une brette vieille ct miIitaire.
Cependant Thiers veille ct s'appuie prudem-
ment sur 10 centre -gauche ct Ia RepubIique.
II ne seruit point etonnant, demain, de voir
rAssemblee dissoute, Thiers 6limin4, Gam
beta acclame ct elimine d son tour, puis
enfin 10 Revolution u,omentanement triom-
phante dams ses repr6sentaats les plus
eatremes lMais les royalissss Panraient vohlu,
perturbateurs ct provocateurs qu'ils sont.
Cela eutr5 nlsus ieur plan. n leur faut
pouvoir crier au crime, lau n,artyre. 4 lA
restauration, parcequ'ils ont besoin du crime
qui f1etrit ct lasse. du martyre qni grandit
ct giorifie, dc Ia restauration' qui ne
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Gallantry OF American Seamen.

The gallantry of the American sea.
men who saved the city of Marseilles,
together with thousand ships. recent.
ly, is enthusiastically commended by all
the European papers. While the squad.
ron was lying at anchor in the densely
crowded harbor, an explosion occurred
on board an Italian petroleum vessel,
setting fire at once to the ship and her
dangerous cargo. There seemed no
possibility of preventing the spread Of
the flames to the other merchantmen,
and such an event would certainly have
resulted in the destruction of the city,
which is built densely to the waters
edge, and has very inadequate fire.
extinguishing apparatus. While every.
body else stood paralyzed the seamen
OF the American squadron put off in
their launches, boarded the burning
vessel, scuttled her until her cargo was
under water, and then by a united eff.
fort in their open boats towed her out
into the bay where her burning could
not endar ger any other craft. Their
coolpess and daring we're greeted by
prolonged cheers from the harbor and
the shore, and Marseilles is loud in the
praises of the men who at the risk of
their own lives saved at once city and
q fleet of merchantmen.
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Can. Sherman's Reception BY the Nus.
Sian Aut0crat-COOl Treatment VI
Lieut.. Grant.
A letter from Moscow, Russia, dated
Nav 20, gives the particulars Of the first
Meeting of Gen. Sherman and party
eth the Car Alexander. Sherman ar
lived in Moscow May Is, after ten days
steady staging from Sebastopol. The
nsrt day the Car was to leave st. Pc
.srsburR to visit the Crimea, and il was
srnounced that he would stop fifteen
minutes at Moscow to change locono-
tiyes. Gen. Sherman and companions
donued full uniform and repaired to
the depot to await the Imperial arrival,
and were conducted into the Imperial
rooms provided there. At last the train
hearing the Emperor came. The Em-
peror soon after appeared on the plat
form, dressed in bis usual uniform, and
wearing a white fatigue cap. He step
ned down from the car and commenced
talking with those around with an air
Of authority. He advanced, stopping
here and there to say a few words, 10
different persons, and then stepped up
TO Mr.. Curtin, shook hands with him
cordially, inquired about his health, ex-
pressed his satisfaction at seeing him
again, to which Mr.. Curtin responded,
and then presented Gen. Sherman. His
Majesty extended his hand, asked the
General how he had enjoyed his trip
through Russia, expressed himself. very
glad to make his acquaintance, and
boped the rest of his STAY in Russia
would be pleasant. Mr.. Curtin then
presented Lieut.. Grant nd Col. Auden-
rried, but the Emperor did not give his
hand to Grant, but, simply hoping he
was well, continued speaking to Mr..
Curtin and Gen. Sherman, and soon
after walked away, and the re-
ception was over. No words Of friendly
greeting for his father, no regrets for
his short stay in Russia. A cool, de-
cidedly cool reception, more than
matching in GOODNESS that Of Alexis in
Washington.
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The Postal Record says that during
the psst year there were sent to the
Dead Letter Office nearly three million
letters. Sixty-eight thousand of these
letters could not be forwarded, owing to
the carelessness of the writer's emitting
to give the county or State; four hum
dred thousand failed to be sent because
the writer's forgot to put on stamps, and
over three thousand letters were put
in the postoffice without any address
whatever. In the letters above named
was found over $92, 900 in cash drafts,
checks, ETC., ETC., to the value of $30OO,-
600. There were over thirty.nine thou.
sand photographs contained in the above
letters. Of course nearly all the money
and valuables were returned to the own.
ers, but much needless delay, many
charges OF dishonesty, etc., might have
been saved If the writers Of the letters
could have been little more careful,
and taken the precaution to see that
their letters were in niailable condition
before depositing them in the postoffice.
1t is more than probable that nine
tenths OF all the complaints, losses and
delays which are laid to the Postoffice
Department are in reality due to the
carelessness of their writers.
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Neuralgia.

People are continually complaining
OF neuralgia pains. Whenever there
is an ache or an anomalous kind Of
cratic pain which seems to be peculiar,
and too stubborn to yield to common
remedies which every old woman sug-
gests, whether appropriate or not, that
IS called neuralgia. A Frenchman's
definition was quite as good as If it came
from the most learned physician in
language that no one could understand,
or pronounce correctly if he could.
Der nuralsja like Won needle in de
leg. Wee monsieur, ven dey stick une
ieetle jimblet in de flesh SO dat it won't
90 In no more, den skrew him one time
more-and dat's nuralaja."
The difference between neuralgia and
rheumatism is simply this, viz: rheu.
matlsm is an inflammation Ct the fibers
OF muscle; neuralgia is supposed TO
De an inflammation Of the tissue or case
which surrounds nerve. II infamed
IN the slightest degree, it consequently
congresses the pulp or substance of the
nerve, therefore the cause is purely
mechanical, and sometimes continues a
very long time. rheumatism yields to
remedies much more readily. When
neuralgia assumes that dreadful form
called tic dolorOur, ordinarily confined
70 nerves Of the face, 1t seems to come
ooy sudden paroxysms almost beyoad
the power Of human endurance. That
sprobably due TO mental excitation,
stmulants, improper, indigestible food,
which quickens the action Of the heart;
and quicker pulsation forces blood
INTO the inhamed nerve case, and that
explains it mechanically.