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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
Sounding Bahles 10 Sleen.

Some of the hill tribes in Northern
India have a peculiar way of sending
their babies 10 sleep, which is thus de-
scrlbed 10y q correspondent of a Bonn
bay paper: Near a hollow bamboo.
winch served asa spout, through which
the cold water Of the mountain stream
poured forth a jet, was disposed the
head of an infant, who was lying coy
cred warmly and fast asleep. The
bamboo spout was SO placed that the
water played upon the crown of the
baby's bead, over part which seemed
bald OF hair, a consequence, perhaps,
of the habitual action of the water
The rest of the child's body was not
touched by the water. The children.
there were two Of them were lying on
their right sides, and perfectly still,
one would fancy in a state of stupcfac
ton. They had been lying for an hour
and half, we were told, aud would be
there till . O'Clock at night, in all be.
tween four aud five hours. | felt the
face of one OF them, and found it cold.
aud then held the wrist, but could de-
tcct no pulse. Yet these hill people
are convinced that this strange prac-
tice, which Is quitc general, helps 10
strengthen the brain, aud make the
children not only healthy, but hardy
and fearless
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
One Thing Lacking.

AcleTgyman at the hotel has been
,rlously III for "a few DAYS past. A
kind hearted nurse, IN the person OF an
oh pionoe. 1T this state, 49er, has
been patiently waiting on the sick man
ana miuistcring to his physical wants.
TIE nurse was full of sympathy for his
charge, aud determined TO leave moth.
ing undone that he could 10 To make
ms patient comfortable. Fearing thai
the sick man was backward ia making
known bis wants, the nurse addressed
him a. follows " Ask of ne any favor
that you want, and I viii be delighted
to do Il. Don't be afraid 10 ask. The
clergyman family responded, PRAY
for me. The i9er stood aphast and
replied " / can whip grizzly bear.
play poker, drink a gallon Of lightning
whisky, and sweara blue streak. but
| hnvcn't.sccn the inside of a church for
twenty five years, and can't pray.
Don't know where 10 begin. what 10
say, who 60 talk 10, nor when "a let M.
III 50 out ON the street and whip the
biggest man IN town for you--anythink
but make prayer The minister
entertains a high opinion Of his nurse,
and Is getting better --Ncruda Enter.
prise,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
What.a Pair OF Sparrows Tan DO.
TrBfr - Ntehni4a
FROM T. Nicholas

BY careful investigation il has been
asccrtainsd that a single pair of Euro.
pean sprrows, during the infancy OF
their brood, feed their little ones an
average of about 1880 caterpillars in
a week Now. take your states and
pencils, my little friends, and see how
many caterpillars in month the
sparrows killed by that Sussex County
club would have destroyed il they had
been permitted Think what quanti-
ties of pretty leaves, how many bush
els Of grain. and what an abundance
of nice fruit must be destroyed bv the
taking off of 1900 worm eating birt J.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
How Mrs Brown Drowned che kittens

She had been talking about il a good
while, and Sunday she did it. While
church was in she got the slup-pall, and
wiped 1t out with her checked apron.
Then she set that slop pail IN the wood
shed, aud filled that slop-pail with wa.
ter Then she went 20 the barn and
brought the kittens out 10y the uape OF
the uecks, and pat them into that slop.
pail. Then she went to the pantry.
hack 81 the fire place, ami took down x
large tln dish aud returned with that
tin dish, and placed it svct the mouth
of that Aop-pall Then she put r. brick
and a rusty aNe.heud ou top ul that tin
Y dish Then She rolled her arms IN that
\ checked apron, aud rested upon her
left limb, an the while humming a se.
rious air, aud beating time 10 ID with
the toe OF her right foot Then those
kittens sang small. Then, about IN
hour after this time, Mrs. Brown stop.
ped hummlag and tapping. Then sh,
nnrullcd her arms ont of that checked
apron. Then she bent down aud re-
moved that brick aud that axe-hen,
from that tiu dish Then she tool
that tan dish 81 that slop.pail The,
she looked az those kittons, and prett,
soon went INTO the house 10 see If IN,
potatoes were done Grip.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
Colorado and COnsumptien...John &.
lieenan.
Grace Greenwood in the y. Y. Tribune.

Grace Greenwood In the n. Y. Tribune.
| am convinced that consumption, in
its earlier stages, can not only be ar
rested, but cured, by "a residence in
Colorado, but consumptives in the
last stagas should by no means be sent
out here. Sometimes they linger a
little longer, but more often the end is
fastened, especially If the patient
comes alone. The air of Manitou. ever
SO baimy to me, was. too shong for
poor John Z Heeuan, depressing his
magnificent chest aud producing hem
orrhages. II seemed to all who saw
him that he might live If he could only
keen up beart-but he was utterly cast
down. HIS sickness, comparatively
sudden, the rapid decline of his splen
dld physical powers seemed to HIM so
mysterious, SO unnatural, that he was
subdued and frightened. There was
In his look the mute, pathetic helpless
ness of some strong animal stricken
down. but not ." cOnsenting unto
death. ] am glad to have it to say
that Mr.. Hcenan expressed to his
physician great regret and a manly
shame for much OF his past career, and
humble desire to live, that he might
+" lead better life. Coffin never clos
ell over more superb human figure
than his-was all chance for "better
life buried with that abused and
wasted body.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
House

..rsoluton- were adopted directing the ia.
dulmy Committee 20 examine statistics In re-
gard 10 bankruptcy proceedings, and prepare
and report such amendments thereto as will
simplify aad expedite proceedings and iimm-
i-h the expenses thereof; calling on the See
Tetaty oi the Treasury Oh communicate the
amounts paid since March 4, 1863, m he set
tlement OF suits Judgments on claims on be-
bali OF tle United States fur violation OF tue
revenue laws All the Boston aud New York
custom houses, also what portion ct such
sums we're paid into the Treasury et the UNI
t0d states; aud declaring that Sypher and
She lion. 81 LouisIana, ha prmt faeia
right Co seats ga Use House. ana that they ae
Admitted 81 take the oath of office The mes
cage Wls then read, ana the House adjourned.
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Senate.
WAsHINeroN, Tuesday, December 2.


Senate met at noon. \ message was received
Stain that the House bad organized aud APP
pointed a ,olnmi toe to inform the President.
Bll, were introduced 90 s p1rate . certain
portion ut the island nl MaehlnaW, Mich, rs
a national park % extend the provisions ct
The agt O5 March 8, 1878, providing for the
COLLECTION ufdebt, uut from southern railroads;
granting aid 20 the Atlantic aud Great West
I'm canal tp organize the territory Of Okla
Johanna TO provide for tree banklug, secure
an elastic eur ency, tD appreciate national Ob-
legations, ana o. reach specie payments with
uut G. numerical embarrassment eXempting
Kansas from the provisions VI the act of
Nav 10, 1872. relating 10 IRON and coal mines.
Resolutions veta passed requesting oecre-
tary of the Treasury tO inform the Senate as
% the amount expended ty the United States
for public works lU each state and Ternt,rv
together with thr expenses Of the Government
upon euds, RAILROADS., etc. also, instructIng
the secretary ID the Treasury to inform the
Suuatc what doIts have been made by him t.
take uosaes-iuu ut tbo Louisville and Portland
Canal. and dll correspondence relating their
to. The President. Message was ga Il read
and ordered printed, alter which the senate
went into executive session.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
llanls ~ Weather Guld,,.

A Prussian horticultural has made
some interesting observations which
tend To show the usefulness OF certain
plants rs weather guides He finds that
certain varieties 81 clover contract their
leaves ON the approach of rain when
the leaves of the chickweed unfold and
itg flowers remain erect ull midday.
fair weather rs at hand but the closing
Of the flowers of the wood auymuna
indicates that rain is close at hand.
THE japanese Government are hay-
ing much trouble in trying to put a.
stop 10 the vice of gambling, and il has
been found that the foreign population
IN tin leeIiug cities are doing more to
perpetuate the vice than any other
element whatsoever.
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Senate
WAsmgaroy, Monday, December /

n
AaHlN"loN, MoudaNf btcehloet l.
~ The senate WIS called o. order at noon hv
.presIBsDt Wfi-op The ,r.ds,ti,i- ~
-, -. 49,, .,,'
''4' ~ 'N'up1 ''il-
wei { scat "ttt received ana Tue otlh 90 Of
hye administered. The resignation al senator
Cl-strly. oi California, was announced Nr
sumner introduced e bin supplementary 10
the bill 90 protect all citizens a. the United
States iu Them rjyi rights also < JOINT rc.o-
uuGn proposing ana amendment Co the Com
sttutinu ot The United States IS az 10 pro-
ulo lor The election 81 President Of .he Unito3
States bv direct vote ~ tue people, and abol.
ishng the uuIcc of NiCc-Presideat. 4 JOINT
resolution proposing an Amendment tn
the Constitution 90 tbe United states
- as 20 yNtgud TIM Presidential
term % SIX Years. aud making the
arcupau, Ineligible tar reelection also e bII
Co auth1frz,. thals-uc Of cnmuuuud-iuIcrgst
notes a. a -ubsutnte for leaaI tenders. also a
bill to protect prrsops AGAINST invIcrIu.s frot.
abrl4d Or kiantppfpa torcihIp rp1ttalut oh
Involuntary sery.tl,le also "a biil 10 provide
f,r tbg adjustment uf tine French Rpal alton
claims. ST.. LOGAN introduced A hill f1 r.
p,,I tho not entitled j. Ap act to ,stabb.b ~.
uniform system 81 bankruptcv throughout tI,e
limited Ntat,n Also \ I'M To ESTABLISH
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
House.
That portion Of the Louisiana reso-

IUlI UOTIIUU VI IHt IIDUIeIHIU It0U-
luton as applied iu PWchhack was land over
Notice was AGAIN gwen a. bill 10 repeal so
much OF the postal act as prohibited weekly
newspapers FROM passing through the muilg
uec 90 postage. Mr.. Dawes introduced lill
br the redemption OF me iUau of 1855
Geo. l.. smith was admitted 60 seat
from the fourth district or Louisiana Gre
dcntials OF contestants for seats from LOUISE
aua aere refereed 10 Committee on Elections.
Adjourned
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Senate

WAsHINsroN, Wednesday, December
3. Bills were introduced: To provide for the
better protection Of the Northern and West
crn frontiers, and 10 facilitate commerce be-
tween the states 10 organize the Territory Of
Pemb.nl, and provide a temporary govern
ment t0 alI $40 tuc execution Of the lave 10
Utah aWuopuling $500 for construct
bg government buildings at Charlcstown, "
Va; tu pIoyIlo Tor the redemption Of the loan
Of 1863. Mr. rtat, submitted resolution in-
slrucUmg the lOmulttce on tho Judiciary to
nqnuc pheth,r Congress has constitutional
authority to,roa.o corporations Tor construct
ing RAILROADS CO.. canals penetrating two Or
more states, aud whether IL has authority TO
regulate iat ol railroad transportation over
existing roads chartered by states, which by
consolidation have continuous lines running
through tNuor lbure states. Mr. Morrill,, OF
Vermont addressed The Senate un his resUlu-
ton tG.Iuetmg tuo Committee Oh Finance to
consider u cspedicnry OF reporting bill
10 prounu 80 resumption pt specie payments
on Tue tI-tot January, 1915 Mr.. Stevenson,
Of Kentucky, presented petition Of 1000 cli-
lzens et Kentucky, asking for the passage Of a
law prohibiting tine sale Of spirituous liquors IN
the territories OF the United States. The
Senate, al 2o'cack, went into executive ses-
zion. Alter twenty minutes tire doors were
rt-uponcd aud the senate adjourned.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-19

quill laisse faire CO parti, en- recon-
pence de ce quill Ia porte d la PrGsi-
dence, des trafcs honteux, ct CONNIE ce
parti la majorit6 au S6pat ct dams la
Chambre, il ne pourra pas donner la
main un dGjug ement des actes de son
auguste patron. Je desire ne pas 6tre
un oisehu de mauvais augure ct ie So
raj sstisfait, 81 j'entends dire que je me
-uis tromp6.
La Louisisne.-Mais la raison, le
droit, la justice, je dois ssP6rer que je
ne les invoquerai pas en- vain.
lie Sorutateur.-Avex vous appris les
fables de Lafontaine
La Louisiana e.-Oui. mais il ne men
rrste quo de fables souvenirs.
LIE epaSspE les, je vous
Y engage ct vous recommaude celle qui
a pour tire LIE Loup ct PAgneau. Com
me le loup vout manger fegneau, il faut
absolument que ce dernier ait tort, ct
dams ce qni s'est pas$6 ct dams ce qui sc
pagsera prochainement, au loup subStl~
tuez Grant ct a 'agneau la Louisiana, ct
v0us aveE imm6diatemont la solution DE-
la tentative que vos d6I6gu6s wont fair
aupres du Congres. L'agneau a 6tf
mango, la Louisiana serH sacrifice.
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I'm fragment d'article de rAbeitie, a
propos de 'ettttude suppos6e que lie
gouvernement de rUnion peut prendre
a l'6gard de rEspagne, en- raison dc Ia
capture du Virginius ct de PexGcution
des prisonniers a Santiago de Cuba.
Nous pouvons done envisager svec
une certaine philosophie l'Gventuslite
plus ou muins prochaine dune annexion
de File de Cube II est, au surplus, diff
cle d'admettre que nous puissions etre
plus malheureux que nous le sommes.
Que Grant envuis MN. Longstreet,
Pinchbaok ct autres vaillants guerriers,
arracher Cuba d la domination espa-
ruole ct ia doter du gouvernement mo-
dele don't nous gratifi6 la reeonstrne-
ton, ct nous ne porteToaS pas lie deuit de
leur depart, surtout 81 la brigade metro
politaine doit faire partie de Pexp6di-
ton.
Nous n'aurions mere MULE objection
faire on vo, ant le president reprendre
en- sous-nuVre Ia politique mise en-
avant par Abraham Lincoln ct envoyer
nos 5000 QUO de negres porter 10 civil
sation americaine D Cuba, st. Domin
que GU au Yucatan. Leur place serait
bient6t prise par des blancs ct le Sud
pourraia sc reconstitusr OF entrer dans
une nouvelle ,oie de prospeFit6.
Celia dit. nous attendons patiemment
les suites de 'ineident du Vi.ginius q
'effet des resolutions quelque peu pc
remptoires ajress6es su gouvernemcnt
des EtatS Unis par un meeting de pa
triotes oubsIns ct de radicaux blancs et
de couleur. tanu en- ces derniers iours,
la NouveIle Orleans,
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DIVERS
fE1traits du NcschuccbE.)


lie fIe~tdeht "ro"hne que IeS Mo
does S"Ieht dirlgc' VerS Ie terFIIoire IN
0''",
Nj 9'henck' mInlNtre Londres
est conPr'm'S dan" d operations We
re"SoS sur las mines Enha'
lie gou'ernement american ton
Hch'ter " '5e' I'm p 'Hr 'Ingt millions d"
'''"'rI : ''''''' ''' "a ',' '''N'''",
LIS Apa'ho' du Nouv"an MeIlqn"
rTc"mm'ncen' 'eurS incnrsl""S an Ir1">
~ PlI'enI ct ma"saore" les c"Ions Is"
e'
lie .. a e'o ent9rre Selma Ala a
ma 81 V'Y" n@t',G' LAn''rn genera
''nie""lo " u'rHre 4rrcde, Ia"
',"Io ;,"@ ", 20 . v ~ :, '.,' a.%L,
10 ,,'',I ..I.. II,'I..I ,'N
l6 .<hiloh, ct ruuiforme ~rI. Ct-it Alta
che In srlle dn noble aniuaI
Ia IA %. lIo635a : :, Ton:s Nj.
.o,,r; NJ, lama. n Inoos Ia ,,Irs -
che des nombreux capitnlistes De cettc
vile.
lin iDcan1io o dh,rnit i ,oIom.nt ;,
II T,,n,s la. a.rrip. Thnn n.on at l.,
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CE Quill EST TOUJOUKS AGREEABLE
DE RECEvOIR-Mr J. Revillon, Car an
fin c'pst brn lui en chair ct en- os, des
facnns de falre les ch0sea, qui sont peu
cummunes. Co debut va intriguer nos
Iecteurs. En- hiPn! oui, Mr.. RGvilIon
fait les chooses CONNIE on les fsit pru
par la temps Qui court, attpndu que.
malgrG l6touuempnt qua manifesto. il y
Il peu de jonrs, Sa Majestic Grant, futnr
Ter, de ce que l'argrnt n'ayait pas en-
core montr6 "a figure dams la circuIa
ton, le susdit blanc metal. au lieu de se
prefer continent q Ia realisation de la
prediction du President, ne persiste pas
mnins fare m DIS ornements des CoF
fres forts des brokers. Ce Qui vrut dire
que la crise fnsuciere q1i Il produit la
'plus grnnde perturbation dams pre>Que
toutes les branches d'industrie ct dams
les Economies des particulars. ma pa
eu le moindre petit bon coo o'est a.
dire Ia r6appnrition de pargent.
Depuis 1867, Gpoque a laquelle nous
avons mis- e pied sur la terre d'Am6ri-
que iusQu'a CO jour. nous avons bien va
1T palpe des greenhacks, mais, quaint
rargpnt. nous commencions q craindre
Uu'un jour vint on nous ne saurions plus
distinguer l'argent du zinc; mais le Gle
qui n'abnnd me jamaiz ceux qni Glevent
dc temps en- temps leur P~ns6- yers lui,
await permis one Mr. J. Revilion Sc prit
d'une fantaisie assez Grange.
Lecteurs. vous vous direz sans doute
que nous allougeons singuIierement le
chemin qui doit nous amener d vous d.
re comment il SO fait que Mr.. ReviIlol
ga maniere Iui d. pratiquer les cho
ses. Chers lccteurs, nous y arrivon'
en6n.
II de celia deux iours, ct CONNIE Il
spleil dardait en- plein sa face sur les
champs Iouisianais, nnua Wines, venant
dams la direction du Cotton Boil, un boy
qui n'Gtuit pas hlano ct qni portrait qua
tre crosses ct bellies oranges accOmpa
gn6es de deux coings vraiment frappG:
su orand i'm, c'ast a dire d'nne vraie
helle venue, ct cos six objects 6tal6' sur
IN plat d'argent. A Get Vue, nous fl
mes 6tonnG 1T vOus comprenez sans pei
ne pourquoi nous le farnes. I'm pIs
d'argent. grand Dieu ct dune belle di
mension, Quard tout 10 monde chant'
chaque jour le Psaume de la Misere
| II nous vint auSsit8t q la psn>ee qu'ur
grand prince s'6tait arr6i6 a Vermil!on-
Vile ct envoyait ainsi. sur un plat d'ar'
gent, queEQaes uns des beaux fruits de
sps terres an Aisle. Point. c 6tait Mr.
Revillon qui Sc passait cette fantastic
princiere a rendroit du Cotton Boil, qui
retourn6 a Mr. Revillon son plat d ar
gent aocompagn6 des plus gracieuI re
meroiemsnts du susdit journal. lie
beaux fruits mont pas ere dor6s par i
soleil d'Asie, mais par oelui du Lac Ar
thur.
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RESIDENCES! RESIDENCES!

Plus dun million d'acres de bonnes ter
res dams la region des Attakapas OF dss
Opelousas, recemment forfaites an Gou-
vernement par le Chemn do fer des Ops-
lousas, s'pffrent aux am tteurs. Une Carte
exacto do ces terres, entire le bayou T&-
che ct Il base du m6ridien, ct uns Iiste
descriptive do quolques-unes jusqu'au
Texas. viennent d Gtre publiees par II.
GAsCoN, bureau do TIntendant-GGntra
Ad esse f: Lock Box 1854. Prix de 10 carte
So. Prix de Ia liste 50 so, qui seront en-
voyts promptement, aussit6t reception da
prix, par uu billet sur une Banque ou par
un billet a ordre sur la Poste ;-ou en- s'a-
dressant au Bureau du CoTTeN- Bolt,
dams les mGmes conditions.
12mar--Iy
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SANS TIrRE.-Il nous a S6 dit que
peu de iours se sont 6coI6s depuis que
Pune de deux danes vermillonvilioises.
sortant, un soir. entire huit ct neuf heu-
res. d'uue maison qui tuute Papparen-
CO dune maison honn6te. dit "a COM
pagne :: Hatons- nous. ST le Cotton Boil
nous vnyait, il nous encadrerait dams
nue de ses COLONIES " All mesdames,
que nous n'avons pas vues ct que nous
ne commissions pas, vous connaissez peu
Ie Cotton Bolt Ce journal nest pas un
inquisiteur; il ma jamais cherche ct ne
cherchera jamais a toulller dams les ae>
tee priv6s:
Peut Gtre, Mesdames, sans avoir
IhDnneur de vou~ connnftre' ne serieE>
vous pa fach6r- que le Cotton Boil en-
tonnat une hymme en- I'honneur de v"s
attraits qualities ct vertus. Nous ne
pouvous nous empecher de savoir que
Ie beau sexe que les pieds mignons ont
beauconp de resemblance aVeo la Diri
mite La Divini'6 aime 'encen-, ct com
ne la teautG f6 oruine repr6.ente sssez
bipn la DiviniiG sur Ia terre nous PEN
sons due FencenS, meme quand il n'eat
pas uFB pIuS EhIHtCN' NC ANs &c" PEaS ~
solumrnt d6,agr6tbIe, ct la preuve:
Tn jour. il await plu q Paris, ct une
dueh4sse. par lie fait dune ciroonstanOe
qui ne nous pas etc dite, Sc trouyart
dams Ia rue. aIlsnt pied CONNIE Ia plus
modesto des roturierts. CONNIE lie pave
6tait revetu dune couche de boue, la
duchesse fut oblig6e, en- femme bien 6le
ve- ou'elIe etsit. de retrousser sa rohe
dane facan oGeente. mals laissant per.
oevoir un peu Plus que Ia naissance de
leux molIets que 10 CrIeateur s'6tait
plu a moulsr. A quelques pas. ct der
mere la duchepss. marchait uu homme
1u peuple, un manaut, qui n'ayait pas
6te prive do sens app 6eiateur e qai, q
la vue de oes jambes bien tourueAs, ne
put retenir une exclamation on pru pie
heienne. rnais qui stait peut 6tre plus
expressive qu'uue exclamation aristo-
cratiaue. La duchesse Sc retourna ct
laissa iller, semi dedaIgueusement, Get
te rgpouas ''Ah lie manant Satan
Wit tout de mGme un sourire de satisfao
ton errer sur les Ievres de ID duchssse.
ON q beau etrs duchsass, on R'sn est
| RRs RsiRs FemRs.
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Public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ere e1puIsG du Bureau dos Aldermen
pour avoir tine de I'A~sociHtion de Sc
cours, pour enc Vouve ct huit enfnnts
drs provisions quill rtservfe~ pour son
usage. lie vote GtG unanime; mnis Ia
resolution Qu'rI fut "1puI,6 GU QpTl Sex
0 LAT auprA4 du Bureau, ia force sex
ser ell tfrt
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vryNTER Jor. a Ia Eouvelle-
b aI1 J6ment autorisG h faire des
8 y s.. upli'C :" CCorToN-BoIL ct au Su-
t1sLls , .n Sl rsceyuir le montant ct a
.sa guittance' ~, ruo
IN isieaSsTYRE, X No. 70, Commercial
,y,,R NoUTON est notre Agent
,g,a.riIIa gho9IiI 81 la paroisse VermilIon,
AlDs1'Tf Ismant autoris6 4 recevoir ct n
!. sTttance pour les abonnements
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The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-19

Ce demi-aveu du Times fournit au
Cotton Boil i'Occasion de dire quo lea
coQurns considerent les personnes qni
sont honn6trs CONNIE des imb6ciI"s. II
scraIt de~irer. pui~quil y a deja un
bon unmbre de c0QuiDs sur la terre. que
tous les hommes fussent ausSl routs.
aussi malins. aussi coQnins les uns Que
les nuIrcs. Celia reviendrait au meme
que n'ls etaient tous honr6res. Cette
pen>er parait Grange, ct cependant ellie
est juste Nous allons ie prouVer 81 les
Louisianais avaient ere aussi malins
que les avHnturiers qui SO sont abattuS
sur la Louisiana, lis n'auraient pas Iais-
e passer les affranchis entire Ies main
de Co.'S renards qui sen sont talt une
force qui leur permis de plumer la pou
le maIgr6 ses cris. 81 Pierre 6tait auSsI
mAIin que Paul. Pierre serait sur SOS
gardps. ct Paul ne pnurrait pas le voIer'
Paul. rebuilt Pimpuissance de nal taI-
re. serait bien obIig6 de s#6enfermer
dams les hornes de- lhonn6te. De ID tous
les hommss seraient Ornes de toutes les
vertus desirables!
Suit fanat,sme ou honn6tet6 le comte
de Chambord bipn fait en- n'acc"ptant
pas la couronne que les royatistes vou
latent Iui poser sur la t6te. En- acccP~
tant. lui qui ma pas de desoendanc OF
ne peut en- avoir il cut, sill cut pu ache
YER ses jours sur Ie tr6ne, essuye la
poussere des apparements royaux pour
les ivrpr. en- hon etat de pr"pr"te ses
cousins d'OrIeans Les d'Orleans esp6-
raient que Chambord tirerait les msr-
rons du fSu pour eux. Vol6s, les d'Or>
leans
R6publique franchise, relsve ton front
incline par l'aveugle at inepte despo-
tisme qui ss cache sous le manteau dn
oOnservantisme Lui ct oeux qui le sous
tiennsnt passerout, ct toi, tn gr"ndiras