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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-05

Crops are growing finely.
Few trains arc on time now.
Vegetables are plenty now.
dry creek is full to overlooking.
We have lust received = new Gordon jobber.
Gels hank Is i,eing rcfittcd i'm handsome
manner. x
RI. Watson is receiving fresh Strawberries
every day.
The sidewalk to tl,c depot is ts lie built Inn
mcdiateiy.
Al. Minard went To- Denver on business
last Weck. --S
Cincinnati beer for sale Mt ti'c Senate. job"
lsoyle's saloon.
The Smoky is up again, ami the water is
still rising.
Frcsl, strawberries are received daily by r..
Il. WatseN.'
= Candidate. for county Offices will bc numcr-
os,s next fall.
J. Z. Harrison re-olcned ms butcher shop
last Monday *
Everything-in the dry goods linc at ti'r New
York Store.
Tie rain has ruined a large quantity ii pic
mic prospects.
Fourth Of July Is approachin: fast. Shall
We celebrate:
Fcw attorneys Grom abroad ia attendance nj
this term OF court.
Good to cat anil new things 10 wear-sOld
cheap by J.. c. Rash & Son.
Mcrherson county votes ON the county SEA,
question next Tuesday.
Gents white sud colOr,sl shirts. utrlsr sl,irt'
and drawers at J. Z. Rasl, s Sons.
A hrSe pelican was shot by farmer NAMED
Roe. yesterday, four miles east Of Salina. *
o. far ti,e hest agricultural implements ant
vaye:,s In the market. ut c. Post & Co.'S.
cssu adjourned Monday in respect for the
pemssr sf Capt. G. @. Lowe. deceased.
They sIR ase 10 great dcmand-those Gle
gast ssmsaes ssits & Rhxquist's & ilamlin's
The ssreSus ar an sp. farmers cannot con
senieaiiy get to tes1. sud fi,ns trade Is quits
isii. TX
The gyeassstv variety 6soy- Assa eents' cloth
.1px n I've New Yerk Store to se iosud In til.
west.
Mr.. l.. o. wight. al this e1ts. Is temperate,
enEaEd IN i,,e nal estate business At Fakplsy
ColoraAsL -S
CheApcst kasdwaue 3, sise country at tn
the great h.rdsare sisporism u RadeiiH Bros
A. Halls.
Fer the 6rst lot Of strawberries this seAso,
, swe are Obliged 70 Miss Maf1ie GsSer. The,
wese delicious
Ut. Marlin Is established in his sew quar-
ters-the building recently occupied By Maj
Prsbest.
Maj. ProSerts sew drug store is complete,
and locks well. His soda fountain poxrs (sst'
. beverage which is cnticins.
,rhaehsr. the successful restaWratcur. mad.
Gs happy the other day by sending Is bouu
fifal supply Of ice cream. cider, etc.
Liacoln's blacksmith shop has beea move
to Tie csu,cr u Iron Avense and Srvest
street. opposite GooAsow's lussber yani.
Refreshmeut Il tl,c order II this hot season
therefore try Rarsseck 4 Dasis- cxnealent laes
beer. p
Nr. J. +. Martin has ssld his eutire stock
groc-ries, dry goods. etc. t. Mr.. o. Seitx .~il
wiIl continue the business IL the ae~ quarter.
See netice Ia assotiser column g
That skilled knight of the CleaSer. l.. y. Tx
tie, parposes to sill carry Oh TIE Paimtn gettin
upchoice steaks and roasts. Be sure and II
.. his'n " aud sec how ysu like them.
fhe new postal cards are 0yiax through d
uafls like antsmn beaye<, q which they n
about the same color. Saliva Is In hopes
having sesne before 1874. Several thessan
could easily be disposed OF IN = rery sAe
e"e-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-05
MASONIC ORDER.

SALIxA LODGE No. 60. A. =. & A. M
SAlINA. Hans. June 3d. 1873.
It is with feelings Of dep regret that we are
called to announce the death Of our esteemed
Brother. Past Master Gilhert G. love. who
departed this life yesterday morning. sffer
long and protractssl Hines.
In token Of our sympathy. the Lodge will be
appropriately draped In mourning. and the
Brethren witl wear the usual ladXe Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
l:y Order Of the ". II.
Attest: JAcos DEWITT, Secretary.
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Cincinnati beer Sor sale 1t the Senate, JOIN
Doyle's saloon.
Piiny Farmes' Club meets It he residence
G. c. Prescott, June l1th, 1t r. II. y
Bonds to the amount q Sl-soo we're led Ia
School DistrictNo ~. on Saturday n. for the
purpose Of bnilding school house. This d.
tzict Was bat. lately formed and b located just
west Of this (No.3).
Many have claimed the name Of receiving
the first postal card in Salina, and after hear
ing the claims. it is now generally admitted
that Gels & Co. received the first, being one
Of the first Issue at New York.
The following are the names Of the teachers
to whom certificates we're granted on exam'-
nation day. May 3lst Miss Josie Fitzgerald.
Miss Sara Holden. Mrs. n. v. Hackcft. MIS-.
A. whitworth. Miss Hattie Blair.
They do say they are handsomc-those dress
pattern. at the New York Store.
Mr.. J. N. Wright, Of Clinton county. Ohio.
fatler-in-law Of Mr.. ". Thomas Of this county.
has been visiting in this vicinity for several
weeks. lie owns mp that We have the finest
looking country his eyes ever before rested up
on.
To know how to make fortune is the ambi
fion Of all. DO you ever consider that the
greatest fortunes are made from speculstiOns in
real estate: Initiate those who hsyc male such
fortunes. and buy of E. f. Bowen the very cheap
property he has for sale.
FoR SALx-Ihat elegant psopesty ut The cor
ner Of Ninth street aud Iron avenue. which
consists Of four lots. 50xl7s feet large dwell
ling house. containing seven rOOans 4 barn.
cistern, we'll, fruit trees and shrubbsry.
G. A. HAWKS.
In these days Of showers and floods, when
Il is impossible to find outdoor enjoyment.
you should not pass the Aectinx hours in list
lc.sncss. but derive pleasant and profitable re
creation in reading the interesting books which
belong to Whitehead 4 Seaman's well selected
circulating library.
X. r. Watson Is receivin, fresh supplies Of
Strawberries every day.
Mr., J. W. Peterson. who has been sales
man at Wilson Bros. & Co. 3 for several years,
has given up his position 10 engage In FARM
Ing Mr.. Peterson has given his employers
great satisfaction. Is popular with. the pubic.
and by his honesty and attention to his duties
has made his services invaluable.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT BIZ TIE
TEMPLE OF HONOR

A6AI AkS VI hAO-NOD-
wHKREAs. Il has pleased IN AL Wise Proyi
denoe % rRmoye from our midst. Brother q
G. Love. one Of the Pillars Of our Temple
therefore. be il
R~olsel, That IN d. death q BROTHER G. G.
Lowe 20 recognize the ioss Of . trse and gen
cross brother. VAsse usGsing Devotion % me
iasseest OF thu Te0Pecnnre ossse saaai err b
ehesished In our XraeDfal remembrance
Rssolsei. Thse or HEARTFELT sympaihses b
sxiesBed to The hessayed family Il eur slere.s-
ID brother. and thas aepy a this txthate ID
respect 70 his 0e1osy Be transuitsrd 70 then
b. this Temple.
Isselssk. That copy q shese sssolstisns b
published in the SAIUI CoCxIv JOrEx n an
fhs SslisA Hfrsia-
f +; : s &C. :::.: e.~-'''-t-
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Court has made little progress since the last
issue Of this paper. In the case Of Enos Lin
coin vs.. Peter d. Calkins. the jury returned Il
verdict for the plaintiff for S90.9l. The case
Of Cover Bros. vs.. Thomas White. sen. has
occupied the attention Of tile court since the
disposition Of the former ease. Capt. F. 4.
whitman is Judge pro tenn. in the latter cause.
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I'll common expression in this locality
that when :" . spell Of weather sets In Il Gets
In for all's ont - Such Is our conclusion. AZ
ter mature and deliberate reflection over the
lrrepressible CONFLICT which has been wagcsl for
about fortnight between pluvisl ard arid
elements. The former dog has thus tar mail
aged to keep on top. Visions Of floods and
illimitzble water pasis are likely to be unfold
ed, while Iron Mound may be called into rrqui-
sition to serve Is another Araraf. We prefer
to be the principal Noah ourself. At this writ
ing We find :. no bottom" at every turn. and
ourselves plunged into gulf ofdark despair "
every tine we are compelled to step from the
twelve-fO0t walk. five had poet who was
inclined to speak Prcttily Of the PATTERN:
rain we would barnstring him. without po,np
or ceremony and then compel him to circum-
navigate the pudiles around, that he might OBJ
serve the rain in its unpoctical state.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-05

The ladies Of the Episcopal church are to
give a strawberry festival la = few days. We
hope to sse q large party present TO participate
in the festivities. Tie Ladies' are making every
effort to finish their church without calling up
OH the public for individual contributions. a
cause Of this Kind can lie greatly encouraged
by turning out On masse and contributing few
dimes each, sud the expense will not le much
trlt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-05

The papers announce that cholera has been
raging In New Orleans. and that il is advanc-
ing with sure and certain step up the Mississip-
pi river One Of the peculisrities q thissliseass
is that 1t clinss closely to the streams. Such
being the case there Is achance Of this terrible
scourge following the rivers intervening be-
tween this point and the Mississippi. and find
ingits way hithcr IN \ very short period OF time
The growth Of vegetation is unusually rank
the high waters have deposited in every direc'
ton iecaying matter Of all kinds. and thus TIKI
country Is In just the condition to hasten thu
advent Of cholera. In view Of all these thing
it devolves upon the city authorities to provide
for the removal of all sorts Of rubbish In ana
about the city and sec toit that the streets. d
icys and back yards arc kept in = cleaniy con
diti0n.
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Some Of our adventurous young men arc
talking strongly Of building good sized boat.
in whicl, they propose to ship for pleas
use trip to Nea Orleans. They will launci,
first in the Smoky, sail down to the kaw. and
from that stream intO the Missouri. thence to
the Mississippi and on To the sea.
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RESOLUTIONS OF THEI. o. O. +.

WHEREAS. II has pleased the Almighty Rul-
er VI the Universe tD'remOve from our midst
our esteemed friend and brother, Past Grand
Gilbert Gates Lowe. who departed thls life on
the morning of June lst, A. ID. 1871, after
long and painful illness horne with the forts-
ta,de Of man and christian !; therefore. b. il
Resolved. That In the death of Past Grand.
q. q. Lowe, this community has lost useful
citizen. his large ctrcle Of acquaintance val
ned friend. the cause a Right an undinching
advocate, and this Lodge an earnest and zeal
0as member.
RSsolesd. That while We bow In humble sub
mission to the mandate Of Him who dceth
all things WE'LL" We keenly feel the loss Of our
departed brother who has for 50 many years
battled side BY side and shoulder 70 shoulder
with US under the banner Of Friendship. Love
and Truth. and who's. life was an exemplifica-
Order he loved so weli-the FatherlsOod Of
God and the brotherhood Of man.
Resolrei. That We tender to the bcreayed
family and friends Of our deceased brother our
earnest and kindly sympathy In this their
tcmpers the wind to the shorn Lamb :" will
support and strengthen them under this sad
afiiic;ion Of His provide
R,,olee., That a. = testimony Of respect for
the memorv Of our deceased brother. the hall
Of salilra io1Se No. y shall be drzped In
mourning, aud the members Of said lodge will
wear the usual badge Of mourning for period
frsiesnaliy Ssbuissed.
e.; ;; a..sA. c~.,,,..
Nv. JENNY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-05

The members ii the '' Banner Club or tlSe
Gypsum Valley Farmers Club. are arranging
to hold grand exhibition about the middle Of
September next for the purpose Of exhibiting
everything connected with the iarm1tsrain.
vegetables, fruit. stock. poultry. machinery. ~
anything that farmer wants or needs. This
is not intenned as fair nor to interfere with
the county fair. but rather u. show what they
can do at farming and compare the various pro-
ducts, breeds Of STOCK and styles Of machinery.
to see which is best for eirpurposes. They
will probably hold the exhibition two days
They intend to invite farmers from all parts u
the state to attend anil also bring whatever they
may wish to exhibit. This Club has provea IT.
self equal to anything which the members have
attempted under its organization. and this cx-
hihition will not be an exception to their usual
success.
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Ifysa wa es.sine and eAsap dry goods 90
to tie New York Score.
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Notice.

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aay pss>~ ss ssnsasyss - - k<yskssn, sa,sss 4
AFxan.as valky Ka.iu.y. exoyAsse ss-ss vrfsssz
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.exdea; - "a sdar AEeAa iT1Lx
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Cincinnati 5e-r for sale at the Senate. join
D"yle's saloon.
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Professional and Ameteur Musician!

should examiss the Opmbinasion Solo 8seps. feand
THE EOLIAH. ms-s dsficss-. -''ss "s essA"-
n: @af he vox HunANA. As.riro.. ."so. nos
THE PIANO \ t-.usifaliy ss~-d piano. vhie
viii q. rv9sirr tanning So siserfissmcss 70 m
,,sh.r column h-*&
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed prpunsals viii h. s<eeive<l BY thu Board .
DIrrcsorr Of eeAnol District No. & saliUe county,
Scv hnEiine srhocl HSusr sad District Plans AM
syreiac.sisss BE- srsa = ~ sooe n Sses Yes
The right tn Jscs ssy al bids is r's~rv"d b!
ehr R4uard.
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Death Of Captain Gilbert G Lese.&

We are panied to annO,lIcefic death ofCapt.
Gilbert &. Lowe, y prominent attorney Of this
city. who lied Of typhoid vcr OH Sunday
mornipgfa>t. ag-.i Is years. 10 months and I
day. <Capt. Lowe was native Of New York.
from which state he removed, at an early age.
to Pike county. Illinois. For several years l,e
followed the occupation Of 4 blacksmith. He
was converted. became a member ut the Meth
@list church. and for some years was preach
er of the gospel. Just at the outbreak OF the war
liz stood up with the gallant few. in the town
In which l,e lived Who dared to resist the tide
or secession which Threatened to Overrun south
ern Illinois. aud spoke elOqnently and In tiled
,nanfully for the Unlon cause. Soon after tile
war commenced he enlisted as private in the
18th Illinois Infantry three months scrvice).
Afterwards was lieutenant in Go. X. 9Th lili-
nnis Infantry. and participated largely in the
active operations OF the armies Of the Aississ-
ippi valley aud Tennessee. On the field Of
.;hilol, lac was wounded through the shoulders,
from the effects Of which he never fully rerov-
cred. aud which wound Is supposed to ifasc
fastened his death. For galiantry at Shi!Ol.
lie was made captain ofl,is company. lie AZ
tcTNNus satc ubs SSs"ssssFso" SIS ss'S cs''
Illinois. and became captain in . regiment.
~. s Infantry which did service in this por-
ton of Kansas. Having been fascinated with
our beautiful country, soon after the close Of
the war he moved his family to this county.
In the Gall Of 1866 he was elected clerk of the
District Court. which Office he held for two
years. In lS6s.hc was admitted To the bar and.
associated will, C. r. Hitler. Esq. hc hal built
up Il large and lucrative practice. For about
one ar he held the Office Of county attorney
Of this county, and has also held the same Of
flee (by appOintmen,) in the counties Of Ellis.
Mcpherson and Lincoln. His last sickness
was long and full Of suffering. Ills lie had
hung BY brittle threasl for many days tler-
fore his death was not entirely unexpected.
His funeral took place at the Presbyterian
church Monday after noon. Rev. J. X. Downer
preaching the sermon. The Masons, Odd Fell
lows and Knights ot Pythias-in all Of which,
orders he was prominent mcmber-took part
in the funeral ceremony at the church and
grave. The Captain was Inferred in Gypsum
Hill Cemetery. To the bercavcsl widow, the
two sons and daughter. and to the relatives.
We extend our heart felt sympathies in their
affection From the tomb Of Gilbert Gates
Lowe many sorrowing hearts return.
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The Buckeye Combined Reaper
e. MOsrer srifh MiiierS' I'm
vrOred Tube Rake.
SOLDRY POST T. co.

SALixA, 4ans, May 10th, 'ss3
e. PosT Z Co l;<nsienwu:-YOur Buckeye oom-
,vined Mover 4 Rsutrr visk Mlrr's lmprovrsl Table
ieas~ winch parchasri q yOu last scnss'n. gave
r,ssi safisartiu0 We herhy join in recommending
y. I,imy PERFECTLY bslAnce,l. light drsuS and fF-
from sill. ayhf: and thu perfect working ~ ss~ salt
rake layiag gavcs in the best shape for binding, ant
.o easily governed nv the driver. simplicity 81 con-
.frl,c,n aud suTailty-as aitrr r..s ing over TWO
hundred acres N. repairs n-~dsi-plncins tar
ahrsl al all other c.ss',inssl nsa;hinrs
& r. MAKIIN:
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Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Ihavs fhs day sosl my entirr stock Of dry c,o'is.
xrorogt~s hats caps, b0ses, SHOES; Re-. Re tOrcar
y~n who viii hesesfrr cDeslsct lie bssin~ss II NO. III
santa Fe Avenue All persons indebted To- mr. by not.
or book scrount will p,ease call and setie
will for the present have my s0ce With A:aer ssr-
yer, ~ lren Avenue. il AAHLiS
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Nfsrr thorough search and car t,l inquiry for The
l.-t r~al~r and answer ally saw the new Buckeys
Combined lsca,rr s.,d Mower with Miiicrs imirov-
Table Ra&ctilc drst Ia the country WrrNamn.'i
|, CLOSELY and ssrL- tn buy oisr Ne f"'k u-
Fable Rake s"e th sud hat il set up aud .ftrr
cutting ri IL grain. NJ, highly grs''ed
with the r.sut, sad wilsl ssy " Wls' Hanf nSl~f
a.,d mower hay tn Isurkeyr. with Nj ~rs tab 2
rake Epr il - duabi ali things cs'n-hi~rs'I-sh~
ir,i,rhr an.i ,lurule.s-ilv entro ,si and rifirr
FREE Ii IN side slraught. AZ So rake r-a!rr and
ns,wrr we think cant he beat. u delivers TIE nun,
..iyssl grain Thr sl-vc- fur managing the rake Is "x-
CT emit and sai is~isre the best machine IN shc
,u.,r., Ir.urcffu w. J. &c. LAAEe.
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Crops are growing finely.
Few trains arc on time now.
Vegetables are plenty now. "a
Dry creek il full tn overlooking.
We have Just received new Gordon iobbcr.
Gels bank Is being rcfitted in a handsome
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AGENTS A LA NOUvELLE-ORLEANs
&c. WHARTON s. Gle
Encoignure des rues Camp ct Gravier.

de Ia sOciet6. A moins dun NAL
heureux hasard don't chacun peut
Gtre victime, on n'observe plus
guere en- effet cette affection para
sitaire que parmi les gems misera-
bles des QUARTERS populeux.
II y cinquante ans, au contrai-
re, la gale etait encore tres bien
pOrtee. ....e.... ...
Napoleon Ter, quoiquil cut
vaincu pEurOpe, fut trOis fOis en-
vahi par les acares microscopiques
don't ses medecins current beau
coup de peine a le debarrasser; ct
CONNIE il distribuait probablement
alOrs autre chose que des faveurs,
une de ses victimes trOuva moyen
de sen venger en- faisant parvenir
aux Tuileries le quatrain suivant:
L'Empcreur ma donn6 In main,
--Marque d'estime sans egale 3
Vous aurez, NATL dit, quelqne chose
demain;
lie lendemain, j'avais Ia gale.
De la part dun tel hOn:me on
pOuvait s'attendre sans dOute q
quelque chose de mieux; mais,
apres tout, la pOsterite pardonnera
plut6t a rillustre capitaine 81 tri-
pie gale, qua son neveu la bataille
de Sedan. Dr A. COUSIN.
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a la favour de leurs places denre-
gistreurs, les seconds les ont epau-
les, lie suffrage noir lesa cOuronnes,
ct lis sOnt devenus inebranlables
ct inamOvibles. Par raillerie, quel-
ques-unsd sdecesexploiteurss'etaient
fourres dams rabsurde sOciete Sc
crete du Camelia blanc, unique
ment pour en- saisir ct en- montrer
les ficelles cOusues du fill de meme
nuance. QUAINT d rex-cdrpet-bagger
transforme en- collecteur, arrive d
retat parfait de pinsecte, c'est un
personnage gras ct luisant, mieux
WI que lie planteur ruine, souvent
choye ct courtise par So vic
time qui espere etre moins
tondue en- faisant deux on trois
courbettes. Nous tracOns de nos
miserables paroisses un portrait
fort laid, mails trop vrai NAL
heureusement, ct il importe de ne
tromper personne ct de ne pas
faire crOire aux moutons que leur
toison est a rabri du ciseau. Au-
trement, ellie sera rasee de plus
pres, car il y aura des frais de ton
te, ct pour sur, les conseilleurs ne
seront pas les payeurs. En- somme,
n'Oublions pas rantique proverbe
qui nous enseigne que mauvais
accommodement vaut mieux que
bon process.
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Les MILE EFT UNE
CONNAlSSANCES TITLES.
CCIv

voyez un peu jusqu'oh rhygiene
eleve ses pretentiOns! Ellie s'ar.
roge le droit d'intervenir dams les
manifestations meme les plus init
mes de ramitie, de trOubler par
ses advertisements les epanche-
ments les plus tendres, ct quand
tout lie monde dams une fGte de IA
mile s'emorasse ct SO serre la
main, de dOnner aux gems des
avis ct des conseils.
II semble, au premier abord, que
rien ne soft plus sincere ct plus
inoffensif qu'un baiser. Qucl autre
acte en- effet, dams Ia vie humane,
est plus pur que le baiser mater
mel, plus noble que le baiser du
premier serment damOur!
Et pourtant les hommes ont de-
grade, CONNIE toutes chooses, ce
signe sacr6 des bellies qualities du
ceur. lis mont point respect6 &c
symbolic de tendresse, de franchise
ct de paix.
On s'embrasse avec beaucoup
d'effnsion, de nos jours, mais COM
bien de baisers sOnt l0yalement
dOnnes dams le nombrei On s'ef-
fleure du bout des levres, en- SON
geant intimement a Sc mOrdre !;
on Sc serre Ia main en- sc sentant
pris de l'envie de Sc d0nner des
cOups de pied.
Lhistoire q conserve quelques
grands examples de baisers fumes
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il Sc d6cida 4 suivre ie domes-

projects de vengeance ct il decda suvre ie domes-
tique. H #P
Celui-ci rintroduisit dams Ia chambre du marqus NJ
de Cambyse etait dams auteui les coudes sur ses
genoux, ct il sembia proie vioente inquietude
La marquise olie bruno de vngt-cinq ans, Sc tenat
cote de lui ct cherchait lie Farvee de mon
oncle e marquis leva la tete ct lui dit
-J'a avale dinant arate qui sest clouee mon
gosier i que 6tiez dams village ct je vous
al fat appcler quoique e naie pas honneur de vous
connare persuade que me refuserez pas votre
secOurs 49,
Nous le deyons tout le monde, repondit mon oncle
avec I'M sang frod glacal riches auss bien quaux
pauvres gentlshOmmes aissi bien quaux paysans,
au mechant aussi bien qnau juste. 4
Get homme meffraie, dit Ii marquis 50 femme,
faites-le sortir.
Mails, dit 10 marqnise, sayez bien qnancun me-
decin ne veut sc hasarder venr chateau pulsque
vous avez ceui-ci, sachez moins le garder
LIE marquis se rendt Get avis. Benjamin examlna la
gorge u malade ct ecoua Ia tate dun air dnquietudc
LIE marquis pat 8
-Ouest-ce donc dt-il, le NAL serait-il encore plus
grave que ne Iaurions cruf
Je ne sails ce que avez cru, repOndit Benjamin
dune vox sOlennee, mas lie NAL serait effet tres
grave 81 on ne prenait de suite les necessares
pour e combattre Vous ava6 arete de saum0n
ct cest une arete de In queue, ID OH ees sont e plus
vGn6neuses.
Celia est vrai, dit IL marquise etOnnee; mais COM
ment avez-vous d6couvert celaf
Par rinspection de Ia gorge, madame.