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ROOTS. SHOES, &c.

HANDMADE SHOES ~
IL OUR SPECIALITY. cA~1
Ca hand. Il iull line nf medium anu inc FkEN't'
LASTING-FKUNT LACE CONGRESS ana bt J.
TON BOOTS. for la'licS-ilatc expressly for us
are soft easy aud plant to the lr"r made with
ont uaiI. and VIII not rl>t thu hose: we have all
widths and both high aud low heels. Our prices. rs
usual the lowest in the city.
MARCUS HARRIS Il BROTHER,
Ccrmrr Fifth and Broad aud
my Is 1921 Main street.
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

TENHUS TEE'S SALE OF FIVE OF
4 THOSE HANDSOME AND NEW BRICK
TrNEMENTS AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
Of CLAY AND NORTON STREETS AT AUG
TlON.-ln execution of the provisions of II derd Of
trust from Edward j. Eukcr and wife to the sub
scrber as trustee, will sell at auction, upon the
premises. OH MONDAY, 10th May. ut s O'Clock !.
NJ. five or more of the BLOCK Of TEN HAND.
SOME STOCKBRGCk-FRONT TENEMENTS
situated as above.
They have Just been completed, and arc now ready
for occupancy, with more than sufficient number
of applicants to I'LL the entire block with desirable
tenants.
Each tenement has six rooms with Inside blinds.
and neat vcrandahs; gas and water throughout :
built I'm the most modern style with reference 10
the present wants and ConvencnccS of those VINO
wish to secure economy of space with small Et'or
In housekeeping, and To combine thorough interior
comfort with tasteful and attractive external APP
prarance.
No block yet built In the city presents SO many
advantages TO persons of moderate means Tor Sc
curing charming hrmns or TO capitalists Tor MAKING
safe mud profitable Investments.
These houses must I've sold and when II Is suggested
that they. with the lots attached may sell Tor lcss
than has been paid for building the houses anh tnit
with the closest management and every ADVANTAGE
on the part of the owncr), there seems to l" nothing
to add 10 insure full attendance ut anu warm III
tcrc<t I'm this sale
TERMS: Al sale. A. II. WILLIAMS, Trustee
GRUBnS 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOncerS.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO,
IL ORGAN; PARLUR. CHAMBER. AND p
NING-RnOM FUKN RE-; miRKUh.S,
LOUNGES. CROCkERY, GLASSWARE' +. KE e; a
DY-MhUE CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES, Sill Sill,
PERS. TIN ARE, 300 DOZEN BROoMS,
TRUNKS. IRON SAFE: STRAW, WOOL, aSD
SOFT HATS: PLATED WARE. &C. FOX Ale
AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock Will sell
al my auctlon-housc new and secondhand FAT
LOR SUITS and LOUNGES tvarinms Designs, =, new w
SUITS. WALNUT. OAK. and CCTTAiE: II
ANU-STnOLS: WALNUT, OAK, MhiinGASn, '
aud ri. AIN WARDRUBES ami BuREhuS' NJ M
III E-TOP TABLES, HAIR and SllUCk MAJ
TRESSES. TIN SAFES, READY MADE CLOTH
ING, BOOTS, SHOES. SLIPPERS: TlNWARF,':
TRUNKS. STAW AID SOFT HATS: rIAIED
WARE. 200 dozen BRUOMS, SEWlNG-M A.
CHIMES, AWNING. WRITING-DESkS.& &c :, &c
THOMAS W. KEESEE. Amcllonccr:,
Agent for HALLS FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFE. my ~
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BY E. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office No. Fourteenth street. between Alaih anu
Franklin.

Uf1cs NO. FOurtceHth stTtet' 0es"1cl' 1' "
Franklin.
IT THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
n shall offer for sale at auction on WEDSES-
DAY the 2ist nay Of May, 1879. nj o'clock !. NJ,
that very large and attractive kEslDrNC now
nprly the residence of the late JOHN Caskie, siti
ted on The northeas, corner of lay and Eleyensn
streets fronting Clay street Of feet 4ss
inches al.o fronting on Leigh street 81 feet Inns
property being SO we'll located, should atIract sIe
attention of parties desiring residence LII so oe-
sirblc . locality and convenient to business. ono
two. md three years interest payable semi-annualy
at seven per cent secured by deed Of tr , p nnt
taxes for the present year u oe pan ~ t,,, p
chaser. r. H. Dh"ii''
I'm consequence of the rain the above sale D. posi-,
,,,od in ruIS Day, 22d. II fair: II not IT. VIII
t,In nIace NEXT MONDAY, the 10Th instant NJ
'h va ,"1',' "' ED EACIiO, Aictinnccr.
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LOST, STKAYED. &c.

| OS,r. on Saturday, May IT, Il wide GOLD
~ BRACEI. EFT, marked BURNLEY. The finder
VIII be rfwurded by leaving It ut MRS. PEARGE'S,
my POSTS i
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A FTER TIE ABOVE | expect to offer
N several very pretty LOTS on Seventh str,s.l.
and invite good attendance. Now is the time FOR
investing In Manchester property.
Also. Ike Of The most desirable LOTS Ton the
prcmi-csl ou comarGin avenue cast Of Mrs. T.. j.
l;airs residence. fronting together i55 feet by l51
feet Ia an alley 10 feet vide. For residences this
location Is attractive, and cannot e SUI passed
TERMS: Liberal, and mad" known ~ sale.
TO-. II. " flSltFR, y
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r(I>,rpt)N FMESI

In rrli..u,l'" OF rain. IT." alN"v" sab w;ts post
pourd tiIl FRIDAY, May g. ls73. al o'ciuck J.. VI.
a. :. BDUI.W ARE.
my -. Commissioner.
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE-REMOFA The store No.
~ 1909 lately occupied BY Zetelle, having been
rented over his head TO another without word to
him, he has In tue dilemma to to the base
ment M Goddtns Hall. corner Of Eleventh and
tnnk streets, where he will be found b receive his
old friends and customers. and where he will serve
Them with The BEST LIQUORS and the very hest
the market affords. tea
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cMALL NEW FRAME HOUSE WITH
~ TWO ROOMS, ON hNshLLEf uM y, ~ ~ r
STREETS NEAR HARRISON STREET FOX
SALE AT AUCTION after r 'I sac
ntS :oi May-wc will sell the SMALL NEW
FRAME HOUSE situated as above The lot fronts
% feet aud runs hack O. feet
TERMS: At sale. ~ ,,,,, ,,,,
tu,t GERS,
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7 OST, BUNCH OF KEYS-two largo
IL brass keys and smaller night-latcii key. The
Hinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at
this office. my COST
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BY James NJ. Taylor e Son,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncrrs,
,oi,icr corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
L in TIE MOST RAPIDLY iMPRoIiMG
PART OF THE CITY. NEAR MONROE PARK,
on MAIN AND CARY STREETS, FOR SALE
Ar AUCrlUN.-WiIl DE sold on TUESDAY the
goth day of May. 1850 the premises 1T clock
p N In the following order: Lot on the north
side OF Main street feet west of tulrcrt street
3oxl55 feel. 10 alley u feet wide; two lots at the
southeast corner Of Main ana Culycrt streets. SO
frc each hv 1870 feet to an alley 90 feet wide lot
on the south side uf Cary street, i2i feet west of
Pine street, feet, To an alley 10 feet wide: lot
on HE nor side of Cary, between Laurel and Cher
nv STREETS aTsxl90 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide
TERMS: Onc-third cash: the balance AT six anu
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest aided
and secured by Il decd of trust.
JAMES TAYLOR 4 son, Auc,iOncers.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
IA, # rain The above sale is postponed
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'KICHARDsON & co, Auctioncers.
puSTPDNEMfNT

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The weather hrlng nclcmcnt. tn" ,Sac 81 me
aforementioned property !; pnSilmn'h ulllll fRi-
DAY the 23d instant ut O'Clock /. NJ.
my u RICHARDSON & CO. hurtlolrrrs
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WHY CoA-Om LAMrs EXpLUDE.-.-Ir Yol
Blow bows. THE BEST On is TIE Mos
hANGERors.---A correspondent at Port Penn
Del, moved thereto by the terrible accident
iii New Castle Hundred, on Monday night
sends us the following suggestions in re.
gard 10 the explosion of coal-oil lamps. He
SAYS:
"Whcn lamps are filled they cannot cX.
plodc but when partially filled, if not
screwed tight, the space inside the lamp over
The oil l. filled with what is called fire
stamp| in ccal-mines---yiZ., air and vapor
III coll-Uil or its gas.
III Is very remarkable that accidents with
Inc hr$t ccal-oi do not more frequently oc-
''Ir, especially when the flame is blown dotrj,
the chimney in eXtinguishing a lamp which
has been burning all highland particularly
II during the evening it burned .Jreely and
created Il vacuum or space above the oil.
which was heated and subsequently cooled
during The night when the lamp was turned
Gown, and LETT TO burn with very small
flame. 1t is manifest that the higher priced
oil Is more apt to explode updc, these cir
'GWStdnCcS.
The burner should he screwed down
perfectly tight, and the wick should fill the
tnhc: motcolcr, be trimmed rrery day, and
lowered before the lamp is blown out. An
ilnarl,cc"tl stoves will explode. or any
other fuel, upon throwing sand or dust On
t"po fire when freely burning, so that
the :sIS OF product of combustion be forced
into IN" a>h-pit. Every one is familiar with
The Illustration in what are called outright
stoves, and no anxiety is necessary in using
these or coal-oil lamps il we recognize the
cause Of accident. and do not depend on ;
laisr security in the Use of what are yuigary
called non-cXplosiye oils"
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By yirtu" oi deed
i of trust executed by :. II. Martel un he 9TH
day at November. 1872. t. th" undersigned an! ui
recorded in TN. thancerv nuri al The ri' II iirl
mond. will sell at publ" auction. "u MONDAY
May 18th. at 10 "'clGch. Il, The litlh '"u-l1'd -
office. Il lot uf rKIkTtNi; NSTEEiAl.iu 80 81
my 2N-lw l.tl'i~ ffNi~. Trustee.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE.-For
~ sale, u good business, web established. Addrcss
post-offlce box 5, Richmond. 70 al active mah
fle chance Is offered. my !s-IT
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II. TAYLOR 4 son, Auctionccrs.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

IN consequence. Of rain The above sale Is prtponef
until SATURDAY the cath of May, 1874. at the sam,
hour. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son.
myoI Auctioncers.
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The Crown PRINCE OF GERMANY AND THE
PhlscE OF WALEs.-[Dr. w. II. Russell in
the New York IimeS'S Vienna Letter. mo
two men can well be more dissilDlar except
III the common possession of immense good
nature aud of what is called amiabilitv. The
Crown Prince is rather of Il grave and pen.
hivc character. He is sedate i'm speech, and
moi much given to laughter. A Joke he does
not value much, and the sprit :htliest lest
hnds but moderate favor with him. lie Is
scarcely addicted TO field sports; and leader
ot sports rs lie is, he would rather drive than
ride any day. lie is essentially Liberal
III pollllcs rs far rs an imperial prince can
90, and Is all for constitutions! govern.
nen,. HIS tasies are simple. He drinks but
niue ana never smokes except when he
Is campaigning. He likes beer lust as well
as the finest Latitte, retires early, and does
not care Tor the pleasures Of the table. The
frince Of Wales oyerfows with amiable
spirits. He likes hurd riding to hounds and
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BY request OF Air. Lewis l.. Harsie we viii sell al
auction, upon the premises respectively. nn sA-
TURDAY 2!th May. commencing al O'Clock 7.
Nj, OH Pine street between Cubcriaiid ana beverly
streets opposite 10 the residence OF Mr.. Joseph +.
Powell. SIXTY SEVEN BUILDING LOTS si,ua-
ted IL above.
Twelve LOTS on Pine street
Forty LOTS ON Laurel street along the line OF the
street railway.
Fifteen lots on Cherry street.
The ateuton vi the public Is called To the fact
that this Is sale OF the residue OF the lots In that
rapidly IMPROVING liity, NOR la The haasiS ~
IN, original oraer. No such sale can ever asnii'
In advance Of those obtained II ibis sale
No surer or NOR" rnpii'y profitable" investments
20 ihly b. offered III rc,.! estate than this sale
will afford.
Persons Interested are Invites, Ia call at our Office
aud examine u plat showing the exact locality oil
every lot to br sold.
TERMS: Al sale.
GRuEBs & WILLIAMS,
my 10 AGctonsers.
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REINFORCEMENT.

The above sale is postponed on account OF me
rain until THURSDAY. 22d May. at . o'clock !. VI.
my On A. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee
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Sprjup STYLES of Ladies. ticntlcmcn'%. Misses,
Bows Youths. and Chiltiren's BOOTS and SHOES
TKi:NKS vALISES. SArtIlEI.S, and RAIL
ROAD BAGS. Of every descriptions just received
and for sale low Ivy w
JOHN II. EuSCIlEN 4 son,
myo 800 and I'll Broad street.
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In consequence of rain the above sale WAS post
poucd until FRIDAY, May %, 1873. at o'clock T. VI
my p.-"t W.GUDDIS. kuctiOnccr.
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car ce sont toujours les indignes
qui en- proficient, 81 profit il y IA.
Bien plus logiques ct plus ration
nels, plus dGmocratiques ct plus
egalitaires, scraient un adoucisse-
ment des lois penales, une intelli'
gente reforme du code criminel,
civil ct militaire.
La peine de mort repugne de
plus en- plus aux idees mOdernes,
ct lie nOmbre des exceptions qui y
sont apportees tend a EN- dGtruire
Ia regle. La justice humane etant
faillible, le chatiment qu'ellc intigc
doit ttre reparable, ct la societe ne
saurait avoir sur ses membres droit
de vie ct de mort. II va plus, la vie
est pour le criminel un plus grand
supplice que la mort. POurquoi
trancher le fill dune existence in
fame ct dechue CONNIE celle du
condamnG Bazainc! Ne vaut-il
pas mieux quill traine cc reste
dexistence au milieu de Ia foule
qui s'ecarte de lui ct le montre an
doigt, d6pouillG de ses insignes ct
de ses oripeaux, debris ct haillon
dune funeste ct lamentable epO.
que: Ce nest done pas une
proie que nous reclamons, puisque
la lumiere du jour ct ieclat du
soleil sOnt cruels ct douloureux,
plus que le rapide instant de fusil-
lade, 4 une conscience tenebreuse,
ct qu'ils ~ poursuivront jusqu'a
travers les grilles dun cachOt aussi
bien que sur lie sol stranger Oh,
rendu d Ia liberte, il pourrait Sc
refugier pour FUR les regards fran,
Gals. Ce qui r6volte Ell Get usage
de la clemence, c'est radulteration
ct la prostitution de In justice, son
inegalit6 de r6partition, c'est la
triste bOutlonrorie qui marque le
premier actc de In dictature impo-
see<i la France. I'm aussi ilagrant
abus he portera certainement pas
bonheur aux conspirateurs monar-
chiques. E
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cntendit Ieurtcr rdement Ii porte de Ia celluc:
Frere Francois ouvrit ui- mee ct Wit, sen
douait bien, Ia figure b6mc ct renfrognee dn terrible
maitre des n0viccs. a#l ##a#EE "a fGa.as a..
--Frere Lubn nest pas lei demanda Paphnucc.
Vte, mon frere asseyez-vous. Vous nctes pas bien,
ie assure lassezmoi tter yOtrc pouls. Parblcu
celia metonnc pas, fut aller coucler, vous
avez la fevre
-Frere Lubin nest pas lei repGta 10 matrc des
novices avcc humeur.
Maitre Francois Gclata de rire ct demanda tour
lie perc prieur cst-il icf 1s
--Pourquoi cette demande @
.-Pourquoi la v6tre Frere ubin est plus invisible
que le pere prieurf ct pourat etre lei quill ft
possible dc raperccvoir' #. s.t..
II est venu du moins. "a .s....
--Doueement doucement, mon ficre! Vous me denian-
acz sill est venu bcn que ne faycz pas
vcnir, ct dcmandiez tout il l'heurc sill etat;
bcn que no le visscz pas parlez done meta
physiquement ct esprit Or qn soft lei esprit ct
quill soft pensee Il celia c pus r6ponlre
que e dirai sentiment qiani rCniyersit6
de Paris acknowledgements maagrabols6 In solution
qualitative de cette question intrigue: Trnn, ChiaGra
bombindas poss comeere secnadds ntentioacs
Vous ates toujours moqncur, fr6re, dit Papnuce
radoucissant voix, tandis gull morlat liz evre
ct iancait dcssous rallear regard de hane inn
placabc je desire voir oujours atsa ga quau
jour dn jugement notre seigcur matt pas moluer
dc vons son tonr! arss e4s.lf st .@f H.-
. Fe#-s s ## stt 4. CONSTANT
la suite Gu proclaim Ha,rdro.b
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Pas plus qua Marjolainc, n'est-ce pas?

Pas plus qua Marjolainc, n'est-ce pas?
oh mais etes done sorcier! VOLTA maintenani
que vous savez l.! Mas au surplus, je pourrais bien
vous dire que Comment feIais e pour lui parer
ne puis Ia voir qua reglise?
--Aussi y vient-ele ben r6guliarement, Ia devote
petite flette nom doux ct bien odorant! Et vous
famcz bien, nest-ce pas jentends daffection ater
nellie ct charitable, cele que rEvangile commando
de paragcr entire tous reres ct defend pas
non plus d'etendre peu jusqu'a nos srurs! #
-Cest vrai que Marjolane est bien modesto ct bien
pieuse.
Ellie est aussi ben amable ct bicn jolic C'est celia
que vous direz d'abord 81 vous rosiez. ~ rs
oh! pour celia, ie men sails ren, dit le novice en-
preiant un air ingenu ct en- bassant les yeux.
-Aussi vous VOLTA bien decide faire profession
-IIelas fit soupirant e frere Lubn ct tournant
les yeux vers la cosere, il assa ombcr dcux crosses
larmes.
-Frare Lubin frarc Lubin cria dams e corridor une
vox trop fcle reconnaitre ct trop bien connue des
novices. -. a#.stg.
All mon Dieu! VOLTA present frerc Paphnuce aui
me cherchc dams lie preure sill Went c suis perdu
-Cachez- -vous! lui dit maire FRANCOIS sc levant
ct en- allant doncement vers Ia porte
Mais Oh me cachcr Derriere cette pile de vres il
me verra Mon Dieu mon Deu! que je sris malhenrcuy
-yite dit frarc Francois, il approehc; cnjam5cz Ia
fenatre mettez picds dehors Ia corche ct
cachez vous dams angle du Prcnez garde dc tom
ber dams la vigne, les 6chalas feraicnt NAL +.
Lc novice accompit promptemcnt Revolution COM
mandee par le medecn, ct il await peine fni, qoo
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Jai en- bien de la peine mechapper, diti apras
long silence frere Paphnuce croft oraison dams
Ia grotte de la Basmette do on dea depace Ia statue
peinte de madame sainte Madeleine pour METRE d 81
place mage mrcueuse de saint Francois, savez,
cette statue dc bois quon habille yr Francscan
qu pleure dt-on orsque ordre est menace de queque
danger, est-ce vrai celia, maitre Francoiss
-Vous pouyez e croire, puisque vous ne ravez amas
vu dit lie rere moi e men douterais que e lie voyas
-Enn je suis gsse le long du ardin ct ai trouv6
entrebailee Ia porte dn penre Je my suis gisse
que personne ne me voie.. ct VOLTA. oh que javas
beson de vous parler! ct puis des fenates qui dom
nent sur le clOtre volt pasta Chesnaie ct In clo
sere oh a ou6 tant de ois lorsque etais tout
enfant!
All oui, je sais la petite Marjolaine, nestce
past
Chut! taiscz vons, maitre Francois s6cria e novice
en- rougissant jusquaux orees; 81 quelquun nous en-
tendait!
--Eh bien que comprendrait-il! |! pourvu quill ne
puisse pas voir CONNIE moi que pleurez regar
dant la coserie, ct que regrettez la charmante
fant aui est devenue une delicieuse jcune flle..
oh, silence je pre, ne me dites pas dc ces
choses-lA, comment pouvez-vous deviner! Comment
pouvez- -vous savoir s. Je ne Tai pas meme dit mon
confesseur! sF H.
ST tais vore confesseur JIG le saurais precisemcnt
parce yous ne me rauriez pas dit ct me le des
moi precsement parce que e ss voTe confesscur
Nais mon Dien, qu'est-ce que je vous dis done, mon
farei Mais e vous bien que jc nc vons al ren
dit du tout.
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| que lccOfce ueS OfangefS ST ltl-
dillait. Les crevasSes, situGes prin-
cipalement a la base du trOnc,
laissaient sumter un liquide gom-
meuX que rOn compare d dcs
larmes, d'ou lie nom de MGima
dOnn6 au NAL. Bient6t apres, rc-
corce sc bOursOnfait ct sc dGtachait;
lie bois. laissG il mn, pourrissait, Ia
racine s'altGrait auSsi, ct Parbre
ne tardait pas a p6rir. On q remar-
que que le n0mbrc DIES oranges
fournics par les sniets malades
Ctait plus grand qua rorlinairc,
mais que Ia qualite en- ctait me-
diocre. Aujour(rhui encore unc re-
colte trop abondantc rcnd suspect
larbre qui In produit. LorS de Zap
partition du h6au, les cultivatcurs
de San Miguel, ct,'rayGs. ne reculr-
rent dcvant aucun mOycn pour en-
arrtter In propagation. DE largcs
incisions transvcrsales furcnt pra-
tiQuGcs a Ia partic inlcrieure dies
troncs soupconnGs de maladic, alin
de favoriser rGcoulcment de IN sGve
malsaine, les arbrcs les plus forte
ment attaquGs fIlrent arrachGs ct
brtllGs; d'autres supplement d6ra-
zines ct ahandOnnGs au contact de
Fair pour rcvivi!icr les racincs, que
l'on consid6rait CONNIE lc siege
principal du nal. "Jai VII moi
meme en- 1860, rapporte NJ. Morclct,
ces mobiles arbres mutileset couches
sur lie sol, OH lis ne cessaicnt pas
de veg6ter. Telle 6tait lcur viGucur
que plusieurs resist6rent d &c trai.
tement barbara, ct que les autres
continuerent a fructificr, en- atten-
dant que les jeihcs sujets plantes
dams leur v0isinage ehtrasScnt 4
leur tour ell rapport" Cest d San
Miguel que In lagrima await pris
naissance; c'est aussi dams cette
lie qu'elle atteignit vers 1910 son
maximum d'intensitG. Des planta-
tiOns entieres furent amenities,
d'autres partiellement dGtruites !;
on estime qu'un quart dies orangcrs
de File dut Gtrc abattu. Des arbres
seculaires don't chacun Gtait une
richesse furent rongts par la pour
riture on tomberent sous In cognce.
En- 1S42. In maladie u commence 4
decroitre, ct maintenant, sansavoir
tout i fait disparu, ellie n cesse de
tire redontable. En- dehors dies AGO.
res, ellie s'est propagGe uniquement
aux envirOns de Lisbonne, ct ne
paraitpasy avoirproduitde grands
desastres.
Eannee meme OH Ia lagrima en-
trait en- decrOissance, un nouvel
ennemi alta Iuait les Orangers DIES
Azores. Easpidiotes conchyormis,
hemiptere de Ia famille des cocci-
nees, Originaire du Bresil, appa.
raissait snr les orangers de Fayal,
ct ne tardait pas d sly multiplier d
l'infini. Les Orangers des autres
lies dc rarcllipel furent envahi; d
leur tour. Lie developpeinent des
gales de l'insecte faisait prOmpte.
ment deperir ces plantes; les
feuilles jaunissaient ct sechaient,
les fruits n'arrivaient pas d matu-
rite. Tn moment, on put craindre
la destruction de toutes les planta-
tions /; heureusement an bout de
quelques annees 10 fieau s'arrtta
de lui-meme. Einsectc, issu des
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LES MILE EFT UNE
C0NNAISSANCES TITLES.
CCXLIII

Sous un climat humide ct tiede
CONNIE celui DIES Azores, on doit
s'attendre a voir lie temps EN- temps
Sc developer sur les p!antes des
maladies paIasitaires diverses, de
nature v6getale on animate. Les
relations vari6es de San-Nliguel ct
lie Fayal avec toutes les parties
du monde facilitent aussi fintro-
duction de ces sortes depidemies.
Cest ainsiqu'a deux reprises depuis
quarante ans les orangers de Par.
chipel acorien ont etc devastes par
des maladies speciales. Pour Ia
premiere fois, EN- 1884, on s'apereut
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BONNIE OCCASION!
n NENNRS

Tn MOULIN il riz i vapcur, i dcuN
piles. avcc bail ct titrc d'assurancc.
Tn tiers compliant. ct la balance I'M
ct deux ans dc credit.
On Cclangcrait contrc unc propriete
situfc il In campagnc on Il Ia Nouvellc-
Orleans.
lie moulin peut ttrc enlevt, ou DC
bail rcnouvele.
S'adrcsscrauproprietairc s0ussignt,
paroissc St-Jcan Baptiste, rive droite,
30 miles de- In Nouvelle-Orl6ans.
1913. =. ABADIE.