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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26

Sou3H CM0LlsA CiEAsED Or IF nothing
more i- stolen from the S0uth Carolina ifensu-
ry, Il win be because there Is actually nothing
lcti 10 srel The State gorer0ncnt is paruly
zed The finance are exhausted aud the 8 stem
of public Instruction Is brought TO n stand still
tpr lhe hsG Of funds The earpet-baegers.
r4any OF whom are specified by name IN cor
rrspooarace rsc.uiIy published By the n York
Tribune LIFc aeiuHlly 'cienncd OUT the
state. Ana IL is noticeable fact that all Of
Gle elrpcl-baggers are for President Grant.
Gosa Oyga 10 GnnELrY William c. Prime
aua James u. Parker, both delegates from
Prince Georges county, Md TO the recent
Grant state convention. have followed Eector
Sanders cs1mpie aud declared for Greeley
and Blown Mr Prime il one Of the most in
liueutlal republicans 10 southern Maryland -
Dir. Parkrr - = eoiored republican, who stands
wen with bis own race.
sage The Boston Courier ~ Long Branch
correspondent informs an admiring public that
GENERAL Grant 5 turn ont, presented TO him
w Tom Murphy and others, excited consider
allie attention His other turnout, 10 be
presented 10 him next fall b. the Liberal Re-
puplicans and Democrats, will excite more.
Ex-Secretary Wells has EXPRESSED himsolf in
favor Of Horace Greeley, for President ia pref
erence to Grant. This has set the Grant or
gans 10 bowling and il is outrageous to wit
uess how slamefa.lY they abuse the old man
because has thus dared TO express himself.
The following extract from North Carroll
{ na gives lively idea OF Grants military rule
ia the portion Of our common country handed
over 70 his teader mercies. Saws the Ches,e,
Reporter Prepare to be handcufFed The
Deputy United States Marshal for this county
a coiored man named John Lee, has expressed
his determination 10 handcuf aud tic whit
men that he may have occasion to arrest here
After
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26

Bleached and Brown Musins from 9 cts. up;
One Case, 1000 yards, very good yard
wide Bleschtd Muslin, l2l worth 10 cts.
Quilts, Linens, Towels, Damask Table Lin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26
HOOP SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
OHE1EEEED's

Z Y c 9 l $ / or y u m ..
TE7HE undersigned has now on hand about
I IL. 0y0 feet Of White Oak Pump Stock,
which has been in soak in Spring wafer u
sufficient lenet III of inc to free it from sap
Any Pump constructed Of this STOCK is guar
anteed not to give an unpleasant taste to the
water. His arrangements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample
and complete aud he viii always be prepar-
ed 10 put up the
tx GET GToR pTTnTD
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26
SP8ITG ADD gTHNER GOODS.

purchased Exclusively Foa CAsn. Having
had considerable experience in the business,
he feels confident that he is Offering induce
ments to CASH CusroAEas of no ordinary
character. Ia his stock will be found full
line Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26
E6CELSLoR PUMP,


Always on band all kinds Of Pump Fix
lures, Of The very best quality.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the prem
ise5 where they are to be placed, when desir-
ed ~ 30 cents q foot
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber
are warranted for one year. After the first
year, they will be kept in order by him, for
len years, for The moderate sum OFFS pr year
All Pumps put in and not proving sIiisiac-
tory. viii be taken out and the money re-
funded
Orders by mail, Or in person, attended 10
with promptness and st moderate prices.
Ggs- For any further information, apply 70
NJ !. BYERs, Montgomery House, Rockville,
Maryland.
WI. OLDFIELD,
PUNP MAKER,
unIn-Ir Fnnnfain Green Hartford Go.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26

= aH D AImIl5 N1AL2I = .,
10l Briagc Street, Georgetown, h. &.
4 VERY LARGE STOCK Of new
IA and desirable French, British and
American DRY GOODS, in great variety
The largest stock Of
LADIES lD3EGG GOODS
we have ever offered our customers. We
name in part
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, at 81 .25,
$l.50, s. rs, 81 90, $2.25, $500.
Plain colofed, striped and plaid JAPAN
ESE SILKS;
SILK and Wool Pongces, Mohairs Popins,
in variety;
Silk-sirped Grenadines at 25 cents;
Black Grenadines and Uernanies, from 10
cents to 81;
100 Pieces black and colorcd Alpacas and
Muhair Luslres, VERY CHEAP;
White French Organdie Muslins, plain,
striped and plaid;
Mariposa and Yosemite Striped White
Piquns, Nainsooks, Swiss and French
Muslins;
Ladies Suiting Of All kinds;
Beautiful French and American Lawns,
from l23 cents up;
M5uslin BeLaiues, 5 cents; Scotch Cling
hams 20 cents--worth 30;
Dolly Warden Percales, Seersucker Cling
hams for suits;
10, 600 YArds CAL1COES at 8, 10. and the
very best DOLLY WARDEN STYLES,
l23 cents.
NzOUE2NBVG GOGBS.
A large stock Of the best makes Mourning
Dress Goods, Shawls aud Grape Wells.
Housekeeping Dry Goods
or ALL KINDS;
Bleached and Brown Muslins from cts up;
One Case, 1000 yards, very good yard
wide Bleachtd Muslin, l24, worth / 3 cts.
Quilts Linens, Towels, Damask Table Lin
ems, Sheelings, &c.
< IL n w IN q.
Llama Lace Shawls, Spring Shawls. all
styles, Black Tibet Shawls, square and
long.
Ribbons and Neck Scarfs for zadies-large
assortment.
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Black and Blue French Cloths and CASH
mercs, Spring weight; Fancy Cassimercs,
Coaiings and Suitings for Men and Boys,
Coronades and Linen Drilings, VERY
CIIEhP
NOTIONS III GREAT VARIETY.
Splendid Kid Gloves, 81 90, Button do,
81 %, Lisie Thread Gloves for Ladies
aud Misses, Corsels, Bnsiles, Goats Spool
Cotton, from No 8 10 50, at 6 CENTS
spool; very large stock Of Parasols,
all STYLES, Sun Umbrellas Dolly Warden
Walking Cane Parasois-eutirely new ar
ticle. Table and Floor Oi-Cloths. White
aud Checked Mating from % cts up.
Za1- Our Goods have been purchased en-
tirely for cash. and selected with care. We
invite all in search Of GOOD aud
CHEAP GOODS to call and exitnine our
stock. We are determined u sell good bar
gains.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
may lift Georgetown, u. &.
StALT! SALT
large lot Of SALT just
received and for sale rery lar, By the sack OF
less by
ders 3DLIE Et.D5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26
White Goods Department

Our Checked. Pl@in, and Striped Nainsook,
70 Senile Stripes, Corded Piqucs, Swiss
ana French Nuslins, Napkins, Doiles; a
fun line of Table Damask ut old prices,
richardson's Sous and Owden's Celebrated
Irish Linen Stripe Shawls; English aud
German Hosiery in every quality and size;
Lace and Linen Collars and Cuffs, some
thing new Hem-Sitehed Linen Cambria
llauderchiefs in all qualities; Corscts
Combs and Brushes, Porte-M onnaics, &C.
with IL large assortment Of other notions
too numerous 10 mention. which we are
selling at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26

IN lTEM FOR BoYs 1t is not necessary that
a boy who learns trade is compelled to fol-
low it all bis life, Governor Palmer, Of Illinois,
vas country blacksmith once, aud began his
political career ~ At constable in MacoHpin
county. A circuit judge in the central part Of
Illinois was once tailor. Thomas lioyne, n
rich and eminent lawyer Of Illinois was II
bOokbinder. Efastus Corning. OF New York
too lame to do hard labor commenced work
shop boy in Albany. When he applied for
employment first he was asked: " Well, my
little boy, what can you do2' Can do
what urH bid, " WAS the answer. That secur-
ed him place. Senator Wilson Of Masachu-
sets, was a shoemaker Thurlow Weed,
canal boat driver. EX- Governor Stone, Of
Iowa was cabinet mixer, which trade The
late Hon Stephen A. Douglass also worked at
in bis youth. Large numbers Of prominent
men now living have risen tro.l humble lite
by dinl Of industry, without which, talent Is
ns useless as gold coin on barren Island
Work alone inakes men bright and Il does not
alone depend on the kind Of work you haye 10
do, whether you rise or not. IL degeads OH
how you do it,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26


Aunl Mary went for them Nellie shut her
eyes, aud let the wave in all ito bitterness
surge over her once then Miss G0ldnm came
back, bringing box Of old mahogany black
and glossy with time.
" There !'-seting il on the bed
With wiutrY little smile OF thanks Nelly
lifted the cover. The old mahogany box con
tanned strange things. Pictures on wood aud
ivory, Illuminated manuscripts. webs Of strange
lace, antique ornaneuts, ancient emhroidcrits,
great packages oflet,crs. sealed TASKS Of un -.
! familiar perfume, ancient brooches OF red gold
iinger-rings OF cluuisilA -set gems tied together
! with faded rihhons. II knot of hair fastened
with Il gold heart the silver hilt OF IL sword.
and, lastly, tiny Octngon portrait Of an old
man done in chalks upon kind Of velum,
and enclosed in frame Of furnished brass.
Who is this that is so ugly, Aunt Mnrin ~
= That, they say, is my great great grand
| father Nelly
I" What is it painted on The queer stuG'?'
@ Wei, it's kind of leather, ! believe.
| They used to write on il in old times
9 lie is nncommony ugly, ISM hep said
Nelly, wenriy.
As She spoke, the little case fyll apart in her
hand. a yellow, folded paper was revealed
She opened it, and saw that il was written
upon.
F." Why, bless my sonl, what have you
thcre?' exclaimed Miss Golding, rising up in
q strange alarm.
She snatched ii from Nelly's hand
" It can be the viii !" she cried.
Nelly looked on ia dumb surprise. Aunt
Mary read Il few words then rushed away n
wild agitation 10 the library, where her bgoth-
er-was sitting. Nelly could hear them talking,
the two then her brother came; then the old
housekeeper vas called from the dining room.
aud SO much confused conversation She never
heard before. By-and-by, they all waited on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-07-26
House Furnishing Goods

Sheetings, Pillow Case Cottons, Best Makes
Shirtings, such rs Androscoggin Wama-
suita, hmwood, New J DIRK Mills. and all
other good Brands Bedticks, Towels in
great variety, Marseilts, HoneycomL, Al
lcnd lie Spreads &c making a complete
line Of House Furnishing Goods and as
cheap rs cas be found in any house in the
District
Gents ~ Boys VICAR.
Fancy and Plain Cassimeres, Tweeds, Linen
Duck aud Drills; Cottonades, &c; Gloves
Of all kinds Shirt Fronts and Gents I'M
dcrwear Crayats, Neck Ties, &c.
Entertaining "A pardonable ambition to Sc
cure fair share Of public patronage, | have
marked down At the very lowest prices all
my goods, an inspection Of which Will incur
no obligation to purchase
H. C. CRAIG.
june 2l--Gm
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-26

want eux des ailments dc maniere
q CO qu'ils ne puissent les manger;
on les laisse ainsi pendant une
trentaine fheures. Lie systeme
nerveux infuant sur la digestion,
les pores secretent le sue gastriquc
tout CONNIE s'ils mangeaient. On
coupe al0rs la mOelle epiniere avec
un cOuteau, ct on recucille Ia pep
sine.
La membrane musclllaire, pen
dant tout le temps que dure La
digestion stomacale, comprime les
ailments, les renvoie DUN bout de
pestOmac 4 rautre, pour les me
langcr ct faciliter ainsila digestion.
Les matieres grasses SC liquG-
iient dams PestOmac, mais leur di-
gestion &c fait dams le petit intes-
tin au moyen du huide intestinal.
Les substances rencOntrcnt ensnite
le sue pancreatique secrGte par le
pancreas. DE Ia, les substances
digerees passent dams le sang.
La bile ma pas faction digcsti-
We: ellie active settlement rabsOrp-
ton ct opere CONNIE stimulant sur
le tube intestinal.
On ne saurait croire Pinfiuenee
qu'ecerce sur Ia digestion le sys-
teme nerveux. Qu'un aliment nous
plaise, aussit6t peau.n en- Went
4 Ia b0uche, ct ron pourrait dire
quill est digere avant d6tre man
&c. Au contraire, on digere rare
lnent un aliment pour lequel on q
de Ia repugnancc. Dr.. LARUE.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-26

sur lsur pcaui Q1estce que cetc grandeur i se tns
met de pAre fls CONNIE une b0agie QuoR al.i
lume Ine bouge qui sGtcint Les champignons gui
naissent sur les debris dun chenc mort sohtns tSe
chknes - ~ Sasgs 81. ~ s1f- @l A sat.8S
nQuand jappremls que lc roi cree famile noble,
II sembc voir cIltivatcur PLANTER dams son chmp
nm grnndsniais de pavot qu nfecte vipst sions des
rinc, ct rapportera tons les quatre grapdes
euiles rouges. Cepcndant TINT qufl nHft dcsrois
aura des n0bes Les rOis font dea contee, ce ises,
des dues, pour que radn,iraticn laopte isqnA epx,
par degrees. Les n6fhes sont, rchtivSmcnt Henx,
les bagatelcs dc 10 porte, In aparadestlni d0nnc
aux badauds Nm avant-godt dies ma.pigcences du
spectacle. I'm ron notcsse, Ace Srrnisin snlon
sans antichambfe mais cette friandisee esde1 lesrt
amour -propre lenr coterl che}r est Impossible 4nc
yin&t millions dlsOmrdcs 6nscntcit toloufs iatre
rien dams rEtat pour que guslqRs lliars de asutis
soient guelQue chose; QAcopqne seme es pri,i-
<ges dot recueill ats revolutions. Lc temps nest pas
oin -ttrc on tons ts6
dams c ruisseau,et on sen dteqrent nainteunt
ausUnt bea0ln de Ia protection de lenis yalets
-Eh me dites-vous, votrc cacle BeIjnsnin~ dstnnk
celia - ! nAsr.esas tsgg Ell saaa.@ @a1 sF.
-Tsut inns haleides ss asat-aa sfssfFsf 4 darsrh
Sans doute. Ql'est-ce quil j dttonnant en- .ceai
Mon grand -pefe await un broc qui teRa hnc pinte et
demie stmon oncle le vsit tout dun trait Ill npreG
celia faire des tiypdes. IS 40
-Et ses paroles, comment onteIIcs etG conscrviesf
CLAUDE TILLsER.f -
fLn saitc an prochain naaero.J
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-26
Leo MILE EFT UNE
c0NNAIssANcEs TITLES.
CXCIH

La nutrition chez les yegetaux
differe de La nutrition chez les
animaux. Les vegGtaux ne sont
pas pOurvus dc tubes digestifs.
Leurs ailments sont contenus dams
le sol, ct peau qui sly trouve aussi,
dissOlvant les ailments, les prepare
a rabsorption par les plantes. Les
anilnaux sont pOurvus de tubes
digestifs ct sc nourrissent de sub
stances dissoutes.
Lappareil digestif chez rhomme
sc compose de quatre parties: Ia
bouche, restomac, le petit intestin,
le gros intestin.
La digestion commence dams Ia
bOuche au moyen des dents ct de
la salive.
Les dents exercent une fonctiOn
mecanique; ellcs broicnt les ali
ments, quihe sc digerent qu'autant
qu'ils sont attenEes. gCctte action
dc broyer prend lie nom dc masti-
cation. Les personnes qui mangent
vite, ct chez lesquelles par c0nse-
quent Ia mastication nest pas suf-
tisante, sont expos6es d Ia dyspep-
sic. Ainsi, les hOmmes datfaires,
les voyageurs ct notamment les
Americains sont st,jets a cette ma
ladie. 81 Ia longevite humane q
augnent6 dams GO siecle-ci, Oh 10
doit peut-etre en- partie aux den
tistes qui, au moyen des dents
pOstiches, rendent In masticatiOn
possible a un grand nOmbre de
personnes. Cest une opinion com
me upe autre. 81. 49,
La salive joue deux roles princi-
paux: un role cllimique ct un role
physique OIL mecanique. Les sub
stances amidacees-entre autres,
les farines de cereales, In pomme
de terre, parrow-root, le sagOu, le
corn-starch,-ont besoin d'etre dis
soutes; celia Sc fait au moyen lie
la salive. Les amilac6es sc trans
torment en- un sue appele glucose,
ct cette transformation SO fait Ell
pcu de temps. lie role physique
de la salive cOnsiste . humecter
les ailments secs a paide de CO
quelque chose de visqueux qu'elle
content, ct a faciliter ainsi leur
desccnte dams restomac par le la
rynx. Une cspece dc substance
settlement est digestible, CO sont
les albuminoides: le blanc dGuf,
le gluten de pain. Les graisses ne
sc dig6rent pas dams PestOmac.
Hestomac est COMPOSE de trOis
membranes, don't deux principe
les: Ia mnqueuse ct Ia musculaire.
La premiere s6cr6te 10 jus gastri-
que, mais settlement lorsqu'il ar
rive un corps Quelquef0is cepen-
dant Ia secretion SO fait sans celia.
lie sue gastrique Went en- contact
avecles albunllnoYdes ct les diss0ut,
ce qui prend deux, troiA quatre
ct meme cinq heures. ~
La dyspepsie pcovient Dc &c que
les sues gastriques ne co0uennent
pas assez de pepsine, principale
substance de ces sues Pour re-
medier d celia, on a d6couvert un
proc6d6 qui fournit h pepsine. On
prend de jeanes porcA on met de-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-26
Dr.. .CHARLESMERMILLI0D
DE N IT'S TE 81

~@ lie doctenr MERMILLIoD
Ia informe scs clients ct le
public en- general, que, de-
sirant METRE scs services i in p0rttc
de toutes les bourscs, ii a de no,lvean
baisse scs prix ct pose DIES rateliers
complcts pour In modique sommc de
yINGT pastries.
/ Consultations gratuites tous les jours
de 8 hcures du matin il 4 hcures dc
midi, a,i bureau bicn connu du
docteur l.. puPERRON, Il Ia Nouyelle-
Orleans, No. 66 rue Bienville, angle
de Ia rue Royale.
I LIE dOeteur Mermilliod Sc rend de
temps q autre dams les paroisses dc la
Cote, etpreviendra 4 rayenir lcpublic
de ses visites ct dn lieu on il donnera
ses soins ct consultations. 2Ssla. .
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-26

II y . de ces gens-lA en- tOus les
temps ct en- tons les heux, ct on
reconnaitrait les n6tres dams le
saisissant tableau de Salluste. lis
ont exploite a leur profit personnel
tousles vices ct toutes les depra-
vations don't lis etaient eux-memes
les hideuses incarnationA La
France, enivree du poison dune
fausse gloire, endormie dams la
plethore des satisfactiOns sensuel-
les, q subj leur ignoble parodie ct
o etc par eux trainee aux bords du
Rhin sous lie couteau du sacrifica-
teur allemand. Ilsont conserve les
richesses NAL acquises, Por qui
etait le produit de scandaleux tri-
pOtases; il ny . que b patrie qui
cit souffert, don't les veines soient
6puis3es ct les coffres taris. Ces
bandits qui dressarent sur un mon
ceau de cadavres le tr6ne du der
nier des Bouaparte, revent dams
leur rage impuissante un coup
d'Etat pareil a celui de Ia memo
rable ct sinistre mutt du 2 decem.
bre 1881, ct CONNIE lis mont pas
peur du crime, lis inspirent des
inqui6tudes ct imposent des pre-
cautions Cest pour celia que
Theirs s'est vu oblige de renvWer
le prince Napoleon qui, enhardi
par le privilege de pimpunite, osait
encore se montrer q Paris. Linn
pudent pcrs0nnage menace de
pourstivre le gouverncment qui
ne respecte pas In ibcrte de pro-
scriptellrs emerites. Le president
de Ia Republique fiancaise, ma
nGuvrant de maniere a user les
Bourbons, laisse tranquillement
venir le moment fatal de Ia justice
pour les sceHrats qui Ia bravent !;
BaEaine, pris dams rnexorable
r6seau des prcuves accablantes,
subira le sort des traitres, ct son
supplice spaiscrs les names de
ROssel; un process attend aussi les
ministries qui ont declare Ia guerre
de 1870; les coupables seront ira
duits les uns apres les autres de-
want ces tribunaux qui autrefois
etaient leurs dociles instruments
de regne. Quant 4 pEmpire, les
coups d'Etat lui sont d6sormais
aasd imposGbles que bs pHbis-
cites Hsatel do u derniere ren-
gioa polii4ue ct desert, ct les
psysans appladdissent = b voix
psEiotique Dc GambettA pendant
% ThieEs ct an gouvsGnafl ct
mAnela abarqne ! atravsrsles6 6cusilA
L R6pablique survivrs aux pre-
tsndants qui, en- rattaquant e font
nutaelIsment 6chec cetneutrslisent
sinsi leurs propres complots.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-26
LES PRETENDANTS

Les pretendants au tr0ne de
France sont vraiment inc0rrigi-
bles ct ne veulent pas laisser le
pays se guerir des pleasures ct e
laver des hontes que la monachie
lui . infigees. Condamnes en- der
nier ressort devant le tribunal
populaire, les Bourbons naccep.
tent point le verdict supreme. lie
comte de Chamborl Went, par
habitude, de lancer une de ses pc.
tites proclamations inofensives,
CONNIE pour interrompre Ii pre-
scription qui . frapp3 les droits
quill s'imsgine poss6der sur dea
millions de ses selnblable& II y
aARrme, sur I'M ton f'infaillibikt6
commun sux tAtes cour0nn6es o.
d6courQnnees, que seul u pent
saaver h France, ct int6resse Asa
royale protestation Dieu qui en-.
tend tout ct ne dement, rien, d q
NEST par ces coups de foudre qui
ont sillonn6 ct renyers6 pantique
dynastie don't le noble c0mte est
le ch6tif representant, langage
ininteligible q ceux asxquels !
sadresse. La mamie du pauvre
prince, cherchant D rapprocher lel
fragments dun sceptze hris6, 81
pen dangerease; eile d6g6nAro q
une folie douce ct m6lancoliqut
qui n'nspire nj haine nj colere,
or Henri v ma pour le pouvoiz
qu'un am0ar platOnique fort dine
rent des Apres convoitises de sea
concurrents. On Sc sent de "a
cdSnmisErati0n pour &c malada
imaginaire qui, snivant Poxpres
SION d Chatesabriand, " ban.
liant = vic dams nm exil passe sons
les lambris dores de pslais ic0ni'
qass, stsnvironn6 d. poapes ri.
dicules ct irritantex Il - croft
tres sinceremeut un del6gu6, M
representant meme de Diou sul
h terve, sttend syec resignation
qnes'accompllssent les aErets pro.
videntiels don't Il pense etrs I'm
slEumsnt n6oeesaire, et q conSole
pr nd6e QUE - voies 6trangea
des r6volutioas eondaisent ! +
ssslaarslioa d - pa1sanelle N
tegitG. n e1t enooufsg6 0Ans -
nlnGisns pr uns ps1its csar =
ssiens1Hs rlssax, 4 AsbsEseaz
obstis6s qd = hattsat - HI
4ae y roi - tarders Pc sA<saG1eE
INT bstt6 = 6peronnS dams HAsr
ssnhl6s Dc Versaillea, ct ! congS.
dr. 31n geste souverain - -
tras fant elt penpN rtlihce qne
h11it Ioais XIV. aae sssc Il
I gs.l
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d'Orleans, des princes de Ia bran.
che cadette. Ceux-la, dams Ia
royaut3, cherchent Ia proie; lis
ailnent, du pouyoir, ses avantar
ges substantiels ct tses jouissances
r1atenelles. Leur pere q regne en-
surexcitant les appetits ct en-
inaug'lrant Ia politique des inte-
rets. II . corrompu ct dGmoralis6
Ia vaillante bourgeoisie ffancaise,
jadis d soucieuse de son hOnneur
ct 81 jalouse de ses Liberties. II q
fray6 b vote m rsgne imperial
qui q fait ii rspidement le vide
dams le cerveau ct dams le cem
dela France, qu'en un jour tOute
Ia gloire rationale s'est ecroul6e.
Les princes d'Orl6ans ne sOnt pas
d6vots, . moins que ce ne soft 4
b hSon d'Henri Nv qui trouvait
que Paris valait bien une messe,
ct CONNIE Paris . change depuis
le B6arnais, les fils de Louis Phi
lippe ne - r6clament pas du droit
diyin t0ut-A-fait d4mOd6 an sein
de h bourgeoisie, qui les aime par
ce qu'ils lui ressemblent en- fait
d,indih1rence ct de scepticisme.
Malgr6 l'habile comedie qu'ils
jouent dams poccasion en- bravant
Les dangers des champs de bataille
et en- proovant leur courage per
sonnel, tant6t en- Amerique, tan
t1t en- France, ils mont aucune
prise sur les masses. Theirs le salt
bien, lui qui ayec Guizot occupa
Il scene de In monarchie de Juliet;
il connait leurs points fables, ct,
en- tacticien admirable, il les pro.
duit, les prologue ct les use. Un
g0avernant ln0ins r0mpu les edt
proscitA lenr eAt interdit raccea
de rassembI6e Legislative, en-
cnt fait en- un mot d,intEressautea
victimes. Theirs les Q places sous
le l,istrc aAn qu'on vitde pres lea
batons flottants de Ia monarchie,
ct cette intelligente tolerance est
lcartes plus nuisible aux princes
que tontcs les violences de
parole o. toutes les rigueurs
d'actiOR don't ils pourraient Atxe
robjet. MAl6s y b foule CONNIE IL
II sont, ils perdent le prestige de
h diseases et da mystAss, st lears
pr6tentienss cont r<duites an<ant.
Nais ! cts dsees vsstises dsn
paas6 qui s6vaaouit Isnpe 4
conepiratioa permanente d. honA,
1870. Ral~ >r..,.ae>l1 k<,v.o -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-26
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