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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

DOUBLE UoM!CIpE-A TEACHER AND PIT
FL IN GEORGIA STAB EACH OTHER TO DEATH-
1Atlanta UerGid, September f. 1t becomes
our duty TO chronicle one of the Saducst oc-
currcnccs that have taken place in Georgia
for many DAYS. 1t was difficulty between
teacher and one Of his Students, Il young
man. which resulted in the sudden death OF
both the parties.
The horrible tragedy was enacted in Banks
county, near Homer, the county site, on Fri
day last, the 18th OF August. The teacher
of the school was Mr.. Alfred Alexander,
aged forty years, and the student, Mr. John
II. Moss, 4 young man aged about twenty
one years. 1t appears that once again Wo'
man was at the bottom of the affair. Mrs.
Alexander, wife of the principal, was, We
learn, present of her own yolition, but not
in the discharge of any regular duty as
teacher or in any other capacity. Her Gus
tom, however, had been to observe the con-
duet and department Of the pupils, and when
she considered them guilty of any breach OF
dccorum to report them to her. husband lorr
proof or other punishment. On this occasion
the subject of her rcpcrtorial capacity was The
Young man referred to, Mr.. Moss. When
his attention was called TO the matter in
question he denied the charge made by Mrs.
Alexander, which led to an animated and
angry dispute. Alexander became cnragcd
at the young man for the part taken in the
controversy by him. and, advancing towards
Mr.. Moss, drew bis knife and stabbed him
in the breast. Moss in turn advanced with
i dagger and plunged it into AleNanders
heart. This was Il fatal wound, and the man
fell. Just then Moss turned to leave, but
Mrs. Alexander, who was ut the side Of her
husband, wrung the knife from his hand and
administered one Or two severe cuts TO Moss
in the back near the region of the spine. The
result was that both lay mortally wounded
on the scene of the conflict, and both cX-
pired in Il short time, the one within three
minutes Of the other.
1t Is not definitely known whether Moss
died from the wounds received from the
wife or husband, is all were severe and rca-
sonably sufficient 10 produce death. The
whole school and entire community were
thrown into the deepest CONSERVATION and
excitement over the horrible affair, which,
though short, was so decisive and terrible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

ness for him." "whrt ealarr t!crs no cot 81,
One thousand dollars and pcrquisitcs."
During Instrumentation cold C.rse" arose
| TO u point of order. a meck-lookins coun.
tryman had asked if State money would be
''ccelvcd for taxes. The negro was too
drunk to sit upright, but heard the aues.
ton; and pulling aside the curtains. he pre-.
sentcd !, blearcd, sensual countenancc, which
ouSh: to procure him admission TO the pcni-
Tertiary without q warrant. No! No,
sir-ce!" he began in maut!Iin tone. eve
don't take no State money we don't want
dat trash. Don't want muffin but the green
back, we don't. Just fork out de green
back, dat's nil We asks o. YOU"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

THREE MEN SHOT IN A DESPERATE EsCArE
FROM THE iUDSoN COUNTY JAIL.-About 8
o'clock yesterday morning four prisoners.
named John Murphy alias Brooklyn John
ME, John Rogers alias Liverpool Jack,
and james Anderson alias Johnnie Annss,
who were awaiting trial for burglary in
Jersey City, and John II. Foster, the Hobo
ken iorgcr, made their escape from the Hud.
son county Jail. They We're waiting in the
corridor of the Jail for the coming of the
keepers with breakfast. When the first
keeper appeared with his arms full they
made rush at him, knocked him down,
and rushed out into the kitchen. There a
prisoner employed as cook made an effort
TO stop them, but one Of the prisoners
secured 4 carving knife and stabbed him
in the arm, leaving him lying on the
floor. They jumped through the window,
carrying away the glass and sash, and hur-
ried off. Deputy Keeper Ryerson ran around
to the rear Of the Jail in hopes ofintercepting
them, and seeing Murphy climbing the fence
fired ut him. The ball took effect i'm Muir
phys wrist, but did not impede his flight.
RyerSon followed over the fence after him,
and soon overhaulcd him, turning him over
to another of the pursuing party and start
ing after Anderson, who had failed to find
shelter. a wcll-dircctcd shot struck hnder.
son behind the ear, intlictins painful wound,
and he surrendered to 4 colored nan who
had Joined in the chase. Rogers was cap
turcd without difficulty. He was hit in the
arm. and the bali glanced of the bone,
making 4 painful but not dangerous
wound. Police-Surgcon Bird was sum
moncd to attend the men after they
had been returned to their cells. Tho
wounds of all but Anderson were considered
trivial. The doctor probcd the wound in
Anderson's neck, but failed to find the ball
Murphy. Rogers, and Anderson were bur.
glars, and are awaiting trial for entering the
residence OF Mr. Gordon, 1t Jersey avenue,
jersey City. Anderson waS captured ut the
time. after m exciting chase. The other
two were captured in New York some time
aftcrward, and taken to the Jail on requl-
Sition. Foster was arrested i'll lloboken fol
forgery. and is said to be an old offender
The prisoner employed in the kitchen has
painful wound four inches i'll length in the
right forearm. He was removed to the Ja
| hoSnita!.-Sund0y H'Or'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

'gf~ 80 MAiL.--Amon~ The unlnali:i'
.. ''r" -"ut to The D.lG-Lcttcr Office Il
800 WAS II pncka@eabnu' ten inches
.-.. r} lour in width, which, upon be-
S. urd, rroN"d 10 be Il small hive Of
III" pine box in which They were in
-.. e..,~ perforated with twcnty-iUur holes,
.- ou each side. The bee, were in these.
a,.'- HAVING Il sponge in it saturated
. ,n',ir Kind Of slcclarine matter Tor the
..saurc 81 The occupants. These little
Il, ng huIt, were covered with line wire
:a-yyn, 'h"c>capc OF the bees, which APP
s.ot tp hc in good state Of preservation,
INV. around in their narrow confines III
.'' aIiyrIy manner. They were evidently
rs some bce-dcalcr TO Il customer or
1I lie package. however, having no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

Am NOW FILLING UP WITH
| EIrPSITI1RE of every description my iEa
whole house, four fioors-two over one hun ~
dred feet deepwhich am selling OH s teso from
No, tn Sase PurIor from $50 to 5000, Walnut Lounges
of nv own manufacture, Mattresses, Feather beas
ITphostering, repairing, char cane-Seaied; Goous
au Ism ol3 Ll-1a" ~ $500
DAILY RECEIVING AND FUR "a
NISHISG CHAMBER, PARLOR and In
DINiNG-ROOM FUkNITURE. j"
Fine solid W A VT, PA sArp MT f 3,h
MATTRASSES md BEDDING, OF my own man
All of large stock at wholesale prices during sum
49, ARTHUR T.JrSFY,
Ga1ei uulus, euse, aur hue rankin streets,
u Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10
pReEESsznSAH CAgDs.
J. AaDLEG SMITH. C. MAURICE SMITH.
T AMBLER SMITH s. BROTHER,
u. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Rooms Nos. AND > MARSHALL Hill,
corner Of Tenth and hank streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A

BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.
The Lewis amendment adopted the 18th oi FcDru'
arv I.73. secures to the ,ukrGp: al additional eH.
empfion In excess of the five hundred heretofore
exempted Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against aI
Judgments and DEGREES ~ STATE cOnrts.
Wfc's right Of dover Is, Us heretofore, preserved
Intact
{. MAURICE SMITH prosec,r,es claims or every
description against the United States Government
Mr.. JACOB CoHS,an expert In bankrupt matters
L. conliected with The firm.
C1rrcSuurbencr colicitaO. NH ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

The Raleigh On. c. papers publish the Of
fetal vote of each county on The cohstltu-
tiona amendments, but neither OF them was
enterprising or industrious enough 10 give
us the totals"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

IlE.,AS.WAn NETKRANs.-Thcrc will be
.mnGttiDn at New York on the 18th in
"a by tie survivors Of the military and
81 lDrccs engaged in the Mexican war.
. participants will be welcomed in the
vernon, room at the City Hall By the
" iorh municipal authorities, after which
Grafton will be delivered, probably by
}. Caleb Gushing, at some public ball.
gpfuini,ice Of arrangements, headed by
rr4 Joseph Hnokcr, includes Il large
- g.. :..~, ~, - - :y,:i....,~-g y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10
RESTAJRANTS.
VETELLE, RESTAURATEUR,

CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
keeps on hand the very best that the markets AFT rd,
including luxurict of sea and land of The various
lattudes from the lakes 10 the troncs. lie Invites
attention 10 his unrlyllled
DAILY LUNCH,
OF great variety. served In inimltable style. His
tables ALSO are supplied to order with anything that
may be desired obtainable In any Atlantic city. His
bar is furnished with the best of LIQUORS and
BREWED DRINKS, gotten up in unsurpassed
style. go
He invites his friends and the public. city and
country. TO prove the truth OF his most excellent
cheer 'nT4s .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

Bergh objects to telegraph poles IN the
streets. He on hta't 10: animals nave 10
no Id on TO them sometimes Boston ROSIE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04
r,r OLDEST lSnAmrANr.-,rhe ,

The OLDEST lSnAmTASr.-rhe old
est man in the world has ut length
been discovered. His name is Jose
MARITIME Continbo. a resident of Cape
Frio. in the province of Rio Janeiro
Brazil, who was born the 10Th OF May.
1891, and is therefore nearly one hun
dred and ninety-four years old 1t l.
said that he has forty-two children by
six wives, and can count one hundred
and twenty-thrcc grandchildren
eighty-six great-grandchi'dren' TWEEN
ty.,hree great-great-grandchildren
and twenty children of the last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04

THEsE are in the refreshing Western
style Of personals: MIR. WaSgoner
found fault with the beefat Memphis
hotel the other morning. and the Cor
oner made 80 OH him." Peter Ink,
An old citizen Of Knox county. Ohio,
was blotted out the other day, aged 10
yearSr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04
EsUlYeA "a BUST. EAEe

The .A.diRe for February contains the
following piece of "dialect poetry,
so niscaiied, after the Bret Harte and
John Hay style, written by its editor
> T., II. Stotldard, just to show that thi'
..dialect doggerel. as he terms IT, l.
not hard to do. 1t is illustrated by
full page engraving:
E Well. sonny. 1, pay. TO be honest.
%. And run your shebang on the square;
When chum Of mine forgets II,
s. We separate then and there.
I kept telling Jim Smith this
= He allowed the remark was just;
But be went his old gait al the same
His tune was, Go IL. or bust
We went out in Kansas together
Jim and me-in the year hhy-eight;
They had made IL 30 hot in Missouri,
We concluded not to walt. q
30 we put up. being peaceablc men;
Even Jim soon saw that we NUT;
had only my oxen and cart,
= And Jim not red, being bust.
We nut, as afore.a'd. to Eansss,
And had scarce been there week
When Ns stumbled acrors an OH miner
Who bad recent returned from Pixies Peak.
He dropped there was gold there. one night,
= And showed Us bac full of dust.
SAID Jim. Lets be or, said I, Wait"
"Nsry wait" said he =" Pixies Peak or bust !"
a., ,ho,,h, over tho matter
a. r. 80 - do ~ nv rnira The n.xt div
.sa.,i -s. ~, linn srS me .,oingH
W.% ,r,ns.s An and was spoo2ing AWAY.
,,iS,s.S ~, az, ,ha sn;,s ,bst hc wore
iIues s..,s,., a.. .i.sn'of Ih. ipst.
uns .oIs r s.r,,d @ 1, ,xas si.is
And was alone there and bust
UnbeInown he had dcctored my whisky,
And gone back on me thus nom the start;
He had cot up and got before morning,
And stolen my oxen and cart
fou ha better oeiieve was nea-
Ivea sort OF idce that cu--ed'
gong 70 90 you; JIM
Why the doconned cuss had abseon6ed
Was inquired, and the miner he iold
So the next day there started party
To 20 after Jim-and the gold.
Those oxen OF mine were our guides
We cot on their track rom the fust;
And we followed EN-, two days behind,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04

A COUNTRY paper in Minnesota
wants TO know who swindled the lndt.
ans out of "such, an Internal cold
country rs Minnesota is. and who de-
luded the white people into It..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. OCTOBER
" /, 1872,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04

Tut ELY TuE BEST
A protection against Fire-over !. 200 actual
Fires but out with it-Mo-c than StO.OoO.-
ots0 worth OF Property Saved from the flames.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04
eaEeIaA CURVE BILLIARD TABLES,

With all tho very latest improvements. fresh
from the manufactory. 1t is the finest and
most commodious ealoon IN Gold Hill. =
B- FREE LUNCH DAILY. Open at all
hours, day and night. Call and prospect. 4,
ia3 I'm 5a- - NI..'t 'N h'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-04
JURUBEBA.

which Is pronounced by the leading medical au.
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inns Is no new and untrcd discovery, but has been
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Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics and physics they give only tempo
rary relief; indigestion. natulency, and dyspepsia
WIFE piles and kindred diseases sure to follow
sured. " W.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, IS Plat st., New York,
Sole Agent for the United States,
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-09-20

ritante directe de fammOniaque ct
des matieres eXcrementielles, ell
mines substitution, sur la mem
brane muqueuse dercstomac ct dcs
intestins so les ctlcts irritants
ct nauscab0nds de Ia bile dams le
sang; Ia bile retcnuc dams lc sang
produit sans doute ses eitets carac-
tGristiques sur les ncrts qui appro-
visionnent restOmac, causant des
nausGes ct v0missemcnts go la
degeneration DIES ccllules dc la
membrane muqucusc gastrlquc,
actompagnCe de on caracterisee
par lie depot de matiere granulaire
tibroidc on albumin0ide ct dc glo-
bules d'huile dams les cellules So
crGtoires ct dams les parois des pc
tits vaisscaux ct capillaires du sang;
10 la congestion capillaire de Ia
membrane muqueuse gastro-intes-
tinale, semblablc Ell tout point Il
rintense congestion capillaire lui
caractGrise tous les tissus ell ccttc
maladie, par suite des alterations
physiques ct chimiques du sang ct
de Faction morbitque du poison ct
de ses produits sur lesysteme vaso-
moteur des nerfS. lie vomissement
noir, done, est un efet OH resultat
de changements on actions prfcf-
dents, ct non une cause; c'est done
une erreur de chercher, au moyen
de rGactifs chimiques on du micro
scope, la cause de Ia maladie dams
un de ses pr0dnits.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-09-20

complira pas favez espere 81 yous persis-
dams deloyale obstnaon e crora ct e diral
que vous speche vote adresse de spadassin,
que c'est guet-a-pcns que voEs mavez tendu, que
tes lei pour risquer votre vie contre 10
mienne mais pour mestropcr, cntendez- vous, NJ do
ct je tiendra pour I'm lache, ou pour
un lache, gentilhomme, pour un ache ou pour un
lache
Et les paroles dc Oncle vibraent entire evres
CONNIE vitre qui tinte.
lie gentilhomme men put supporter advantage tlra
son Gpee ct Sc precpita Benjamin Cen Gta fait dc
celui-c 81 e canichc, jetant NJ. de Pont Casse
nedt d6ange Ia direction de Gpee Lc sergent ayant
rappele son chicn:
--Messieurs s6cria oncle je vousprendsa temons
que, accepe lie combat cest pour epargner un asss
snat a Get homme.
Et mcttat Il tour rapiere vent, IL soutint,
sans rompre dune semelle rattaque mpetueuse de son
adversaire lie sergen voyant pas son coup nterve
mir, piGtnat sur In neige CONNIE ni courser lie un
aibrc tornait le poignet sc e demancher, an din
diuucr Benjamin c guil devait fare pour
desarmer son homme. NJ. de Pon Casse exaspere dc In
resistance nattcndue quill 6prouvait, await perdu son
SAM frod ct lu meurtriere adresse ii no sim
queta plus de parer les conps que Ponvait iui porter
son avcrsaire cherchat qua percer tie epee
Monsieur de Pont Cass6 lni dit mon onclc, vons au-
riezjneux ait de ouer 6checs vous netes jamais
Il la parade; il ne tiendrat qua moi dc vons tuer.
-Tuez, monsieur, dit le mousqneaire, vous netcsic
aue pour celia. CLAUDE TrLLIER
fla suite an proclaim nnnlero.J
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-09-20
LES MILE EFT UNE
C0NNAISSANCES TITLES.
CCXXX

V. Tandis que beaucoup dentre
les phenOmenes les plus frappants
de la fievre jaune, tells que les fris-
sons ct la tievre, ct la syncope,
doivent 6tre necessairement ac-
compagues dinnervatiOn vascu-
laire dGsordonnee, il nous faut en-
meme temps regarder lie sang COM
me lie siege des operations du poi
son tebrile; ct, CONNIE la nutrition
de tout organe ct tissu depend de
la constitution normale de ce fiui.
de, son alteration atlectera rorga-
nisme entier, ct lie veritable COM
mencement de Ia tievre jaune est
dams les alterations des rapports
entire lie sang ct les tissus. LIE sys-
teme nerveuX, a Ia fois cerebrO-
spinal ct sympathique, SQUIRE d'a-
bord en cOmmun avec lie systeme
tout enter; mails, CONNIE les fonc-
tions les plus importantes sont ac-
complies par le systeme nerveux
qui met en- rapport resprit avec les
differences parties du corps ct avec
le monde exterieur, ct regle aussi
les actions dcs systemes circula-
toire ct respiratoire, ct coordonne
les actions des membres consti-
tuants du systeme dams tous les
phenouenes qui succedent a Tin
vasion de la ierre, le sang ct lie
systemenerre&c deviennent factems
joints.
vi. Pendant les phases actives
de In fievre jaime, de profonds
changements s'operent dams les
Organes ct les tisshs, specialement
dams les reins, le cGur ct lie toie;
Puzzle ct la matiere albuminoide
OH fibroide transsudent d traverS
les capillaires ct remplissent les
cellules ct conduits excretoires, ct
arretent les fonctiOns dc certains
organes. LIE foie dams Ia fievre
.iaune lie pr6sente pas Ia condition
molle ct friable qui caracterise la
vraie degeneration graisseuse. La
jaunisse resultant de lasuppression
ou de Falteration de la fonctiOn ex-
cretOire du foie semblerait 6tre due
aux m6mes causes qui produisent
la suppression de Purine, d savoir
aux dep6ts dhuile ct de matiere
fbrineuse on albumineuse dams les
structures excretoires des reins ct
du foie. Nous n'entendons pas dire
que, dams lie cas- du foie, Ia s6crG-
ton cesse OH meme diminue SOU
vent; ellie peut au contraire sac
croitre, specialement dams Ia pc
riode active d'excitation f6brile;
mails, d'apres les causes indiquees,
Sc fait dams les tubes
biliaires, etil yaune erapide absorp-
ton de la bile directement dams le
systeme des vaisseaux sanguins,
ct de cette maniere fGmission de IL
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-09-20

-Eh! qu'estil besoin dc Get apparel d'escamoteur
pour Sc battre Iepeef t#-. H"#aA
-Mas, ditmOn oncle cestque je me bats pasar repee
Monsieur, dit NJ. de Pont Cass6 je suis linsute ai
lie chox des armes, je ehosis rep6e.
-Cest moi, monsieur, qu nj Ia priorit6 dc rinsute
je ne vous la cederai pas ct je chosis les echoes
En- meme temps il ouvrit In boe que e sergent await
apportee et ayant tire 6chiquier il invita- lie gen.
tilh0mmc prendre place 10 table.
M. de POnt-Casse devint beme de coere.
-Est-ce que par hasard vous youdriez mystifier
s'ecria-t-il. a
Point du tont, fit oncle; tout duel est par
tie on dcux hommcs mettcnt lcur vie pour eneu pour
quoi cette pare sc joueraitee pas aussi ben aux
echoes qua epGe Du rese, 81 yous sentez fable
aux echecs e suis pref jouer celia 6cart6
Ia iomphe. En- cinq points, 81 e youez, sans
vanche nj repentr, celia aussit6t fat
Je suis yenu lei, dit NJ. de Pont- Case concnant
peine, pour jouer vie CONNIE une bOuteille dc
bere, mais pour 10 defendre ayec mon epee.
Je c0ncois, dit oncle; vous Gtes dune force sl
perieure r6p6e, ct vous esperez avor bon archG de
moi qui items jamais Ia menne que pour In METRE
mon cote. Est-ce done lii In loyaut6 dun genthomme
Si I'M fauceur proposat de battre avec lui In
faux batteur grange avec un ieau, acceperez
vous. je vous prie!
Vous vous battrez repee! secria NJ. de Pont Case
hors de lu, snon. ajoutat-il en- levant cravache
Simon quot dit mon once.
Simon je coupe Ia figure ma cravache.
--Vous CONNIE je reponds vos menaces, repair
tit Benjamin. Eh ben non, monsieur, &c duel nc Sac
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-09-20
Ma fol. c'est un t..iste soldat
Que celui qui ne salt pas boire !

Mon oncle saua gracieusement ses deux adversaires
Monsieur, dit NJ de Pont Casse avec hauteur,
vingt minutes que nous vous attendons.
lie sergent do vous expliquer la cause de notre
retard, ct jespere que la trcuverez legitime.
Ce qui vous excuse, cest que 6tes roturicr ct
que VOLTA probablement Ia premiere fos que
affaire un gentilhomme. .
Que vOulez-vous, nous avOns coutume, nous autres
rOturers de prendre du cafe apes chacu do
ct parce que faes appeer lie vcomte de Pon
Cass6 nest pas rason pour que derogions
cette habtude LIE cafe voyezvous, cest bienaisant,
cest tonique ca surexcte agreabement e cerveau ca
donne du movement la pens6e; 81 vous n'avez pas
prs de cafe matn les sont pas egales ct e
sails s conscience, je puis avec vous.
-Riez, monsieur riez tandis que vous pouvez rire:
m8s rira bien qu rira lie dernier, je averts
Monsieur, reprit Benjamin. je ris pas quand e dis
que e cafe est TONGUES cest ravs de pusers ceebres
medecins, ct moi imame je radministre smulant
dams certaines maladies
Monsieur!
EFT votre alezan brle e suis bien et0nn6 de ne pas
le vc;r Iii est-ce quill serait indispose par hasard7
Monsieur, dit le second mousquetaire, treve de pai
sahtere vous nayez pas sans doute oublie pourquoi
v0us 6tes venu lei !
All! cest vous; numero deux enchantA de renou-
Seler connassanee avec vous; ee je mai pas ouble
toutqno je viens ic ct Ia preuve ajouta-t en- mon
trant Ia table laquele Ia bOe eat placee cest que
j'ai fait des preparatifs pour yous recevoir.