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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

Ut There has been curious stor,
going tie rounds of the London club.
to the effect that the Prince Imperial
weary Of maternal control and Woo.
witch discipline. and so impressed u,
the display OF French feeling AT the ~.
cent celebration At ChiSclhurst. had sud
denly determined To start for France
there 10 initiate his fath,. bv suddenls
landing At Bouloguc aud appealing e.
the >ympqthics OF the ISL women ofthat
port. The story saws that the Prince
actually got as far as Dover. but that he
was there stopped bva faithful adherent
whose age and experience were sufli-
cient excuse for his skcpiiciSm OF
French enthusiasm for lie Petit Trico-
lore" Jones.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

~ lac iolioWi ng story comes from
lrclnd: Two mvn had quuunl "a a
liquor shop They adjourned outside
20 settle the dispute. The hi~l man. be-
ing lrom Connauglt. Immediately scilrd
ia lump OF stone aud lct iy az the head
of his"pponrni. who dipped lis head and
missed ihc stone. which went through
an expensive plale-gla~S window, and
did much dunnge. \ magistrate was
called upon next morning Ia determine
" hich oi the two should pnv the cost.
The evidence clcnrlv -howrd that the
aim WIS a good one, aud that II The sec
onh man had not dipped hi~ head he
would have been struck. Therefore.
said The magistrate. 'hc must paN the
damages. ~ il j. certain the first man
didn't intend 10 iujurc the window. ana
the window would not Nave been MUIR
ed il il had not been for the act OF The
second man"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

Q : Seymour starts out with better
prospect of improvement than ever be-
tore. There are no less than fny new
houses IN process of erection now. and
many more will be commenced during
the present month. Before the FIRST day
Of October there will have been built az
least one hundred aud ifty new dwell
mgs. Oncot our printers told Us a day
or two ago, that he had 43 houses under
contract 10 paint, aud the other painters
each had all they could do. There j. no
tOwa ia the state growing more rapidly
than our own.--Sey mour Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

Democratic successes III Indiana.
The late municipal elections have re-
suited Ia brilliant successes tor the Dem
ocratic party in many of the cities and
towns that have heretofore been Rcpub-
lican. Indianapolis has elected nine
Democratic and four Republican Coun-
cilmcn, which gives Democratic ma
iority OF six. We may now claim that
indianapolis isa Democratic city for the
first time i'm eighteen years. and AS the
Republican state organ said a few days
ago. "as goes the city 80 will 90 the
State in October" we may now claim
that Indiana j. "A Democratic State.
At Shelhyville the Democrats elected
the entire Council. AT Lafayette there
was u Democratic gain. At Connorsville
the Republicans ticket was beaten two ia
one. Al Fort WAYNE there was Dem
uclntic gain. Al Jacksonville the Dem
ocrais carried the entire city with the
exception OF the Fourth Ward Al
North Vernon, in Jennings county. the
Democrats carried the election by lu3
majority; last year the Republicans car
ried it by "A majority OF IS. The contest
there was strictly on party grounds.
aud resulted in IA glorious Democratic
victory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

~ The Terrc iIaute Express has seen
some fine specimens OF scmi-block
coal that were taken from new shaft M
Lockport. on the line of the I. III. 4 G..
road in that county. a company has
been formed and al the shares taken bv
eleven men, who are all practical miners.
They have lowered the shaft below the
vein. which is five and half feet thick
and fifiy feet below the surface. and are
driving entries and putting machinery
in place rapidly.
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II The Rockport railway is abor

t. The Rockport railway is about
completed Ia the county line. Work
on the remainder OF the line will be
pushed rapidly on. 1t now seems prob
able, that our cntcrprising little neigh
Dor will reap the benefit OF tho rich
trade of Dubois County which Evans
Vile may yet control five would only
show the same generous spirit toward
the Lake Erie road in the matter Of the
city bonds rs was extended 10y the
Rockpori Bank 10 the Rockport Rail-
road. Will our Trustees act?
Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

We have neglected, heretofore. to call
attention 10 the fact that the Democracy
OF Martin county have nominated Henry
y. Pecd. Esq, a. a candidate for Sena-
tor from the counties OF Martin. Dubois
and Orange. Mr.. T.. served Martin aud
Dubois in the last General Assembly ~,
their Representative, aud proved Aim-
SELF an active md efficient legislator
While with the local a;liii~ Of thai SEN
alorial district we have no DISPOSITION
10 Interfere. yet we 10 MOI think il out
OF place to suggest that the Democracy
Iof Dubois and Orange could IL thein-
selves no greater credit Iiin 10 confirm
the choicc OF friends ia Martin. Mr.
Pee j. fully qualified Tor the discharge
OF the duties OF the position. j. thor
oughly alive 10 the Interests of tho~,
he would represent. ami D. genfrm u,
of undouhted Integrity. We hope 10 see
him nominated anil rie,'tci. Tor the reI-
son thai bee will IN Ike an active and M
tlneniial member OF The ~ ,joritN. Which
will control the action OF he next >r~-
sion 81 The >tle Senate. New Albany
Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

OF Thee isa report in Washington
circles that presidenr Grant had drawn
up message 10 Congress giving his rea-
sons for approving the initiation bill.
and that the next day he sat down and
wrote the veto message. la the mean
time the White House had been be-
scigcd by cloud of contractionis's
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15
Il. =. ASSLG NEES'
SALE OF bANKRUP rs
RE AL ESTATE.

- OF &c II j. hereby given. that tho
y undersigned \. &. WillMm. A.,
signcc in Bankruptcy. appointed by the
I commissioner in Bankruptcy NJ Evans.
vile. at The estate Oi' Theodore sender
mann. adiuhged q bankrupt uppn NJ,
own petition. will iu accordance win
the order cf said Commissioner, oflrr ~
Public Sale n the door OF the Cour
House. in the town OF Jasper, Duboi.
County. on
ATuRDhf Jane 9th. Is74
to the highest bidder. The following de-.
scrihcd real estate belonging 10 he e..
tate OF said Bankrupt, IN Dabois county.
tO-wit:
Lot No. TWENTY-FIVE. (25) in tho nl,
addition TO the town of jasper. ns shown
in the map of said town. Together viii
the improvements thereon.
Also. the southeast quarter of Ser.
tion 80. Fifteen. 05. Town Twn south
Range Four, (4) west, containing l6D
acres.
Part Of the east half of The souih-we.
quarter OF the same section, town ana
rangr - acres.
The south half of the northeast quar-
ter. cot the same section. to-" IA and rang.
80 acres
The northwest quarter OF fhc south.
east quarter Of snme section. aud IOWA
and range. 80 acres.
'flepurih halt of the south least Qnar.
ter Of section Thirteen. 49, town thrr.
3. south, range three, 49, west. ~
acres
TERMS OF SALE: onc-ihird ~ ~.
purchase money rq>h: one third IN ~
mnuth~. one-lhirl IN rwclvc nonrh.
trom dpv ~ salr purchaser Giving uulr.
tnr 'cicrrrd par prhts braring Interest.
waving valunrion laws. aud secured b,
tfnrtgngc
SAFE lo begin at o'clnrk l. "
\. g. WILLIAMS.
A>.i ne Of Theodore SondcmAnf
May 1t. lo7t-4W~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

~ California farmer named Gun
in Isl. secured a patent fora new pro
cess nf curing tpn,rrp. which appear,
very simple. bnt j. said to eject "a Great
Improvement ia the qut ~ u the PAM
The process consists inrteW in phiug
the tobacco IN IL green state when first
cut, and allowing IL 10 rpmain in This
shape until il atilins the heat OF one
hundred degrees Fahrenheit. the width
Of the piles being the length ot the
plants. This causes a proiu>e Sweating =.
when the plants are laid horizontally
upon racks instead OF being hung up ~
Is usually done. whereupon the leaves
naturally tall apart. One would hardly
suppose that a patent would be granted
for II process like this: but Mr. Culp Got
one. aud sold the right for its Use in
California To company Tor IA round
price. la the United STATES Circuii
Court in san francisco. week or two
ago, "a suit was brought for infringement
of this patent. ia which testimony was
produced TO show that the improvement
in the quality Of the tobacco secured by
the treatment which Mr.. Cup claims ~
his invention is So great that the plain
tiff, in the case had been enabled to Oh
tain higher prices for California tobacco
80 treated in Connecticut seed wra, lper-
than was paid for Havana tobacco in
wrappers OF the same kind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

= OTTO = i, hereby -iNru. that by vir-
- lueol ap Execution is-urd IL om
the Office %. Tho tletG " TIA. Nubois
Circuit Court. aud 60 ire directed. |
Will proceed 10 uGrr lur SO, ~ pbl,c
auction. 10 the highest bidder. Tor cu.i i
hand. al The door OF Court House 81
Dubois county. Indiana. ~ the toss ~ a.
jasper on
RnAY. june CHI. ls7L
bet Wccn tie hour, OF lo o'clock. 4. ~.
amt io'clnck. =. NJ. OF said day. the rcnt,
MD profits for term noi eXrre,lmg
seven Years of the following dcscrip..d
rc'l e>lnte situated ia Dubois county
STATE OF Indiana. ro-wii:
The south rasi quarter Of the south
out quarter OF section M Is euiv-fivt
.21a. township 80. ON" south %.
range No. three 81 west. coni linag l0
acres more coz less
And on failure to rcai1r The fan
amount az principal nirrc., and cost
Called tor hy stii decree. Will al tie
,alne time aud pls,c untl IN Ike manner
sell lhe Zee Simple - sud- real estate.
Taken n~ thc property o. l-4lc 7. ir-
mni,. ~ the suit ca wilson Wcn.,cr aui
Isaac Webster
Said ,ilc viii be maln wiflnut rrlici
from y,lu diph or apprai-cmeni Laws -
the state nf lnlitul.
JOlIN WEihEI. Sherif.D. q.
l.. BrrrlNrg. ANY.
slny 18th. ~ i.-2N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

a Office t. hereby given, that by ,ir-
v tue OF an order OF the Dubois Cir
emit Court. the undersigned Guardian 90
Mirgarct f. Harris. Polly Harris aud
Minerva Harris, minor heirs of lsas;
Harris. deceased. will sell at private sale
the undivided one-half part al the i"l-
lowing described real estate col said
wards situated in the County OF Dn-
bois. Indiana, to-wit:
1hp north west quarter of section 10
iwcnty-cight l2Sl. township No. one !
south Of range No. Eve 81 west, loO
acres. and the north east quarter OF the
soui II east quarter of section twenty-nn'
taly. in said town and range, 30 acre,
containing IN an 2OOacres more or less.
a Approximations OF purchasers viii he
received ~ HE undersigned Guardian.
at lis residence, in HARRISON township
in said county. or by win a. Ira! Tor,
hi. Attorney. ut Jasper. Indiana. unili
the 9Th day ct June, 1874.
TERMS. = One-third cash, the residue
IN two equal payments OF ono and two
ycqvs. tie purchaser giving notes At in
tcrr~i. waving valuation laws, and Sc
cured BIS good freehold surety.
LEMUEL l.. kFLSO, Guar.
VIII a. TRAyLoR, Atty.
May Sth. 1874. Avs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

N-TThc sugar crop Of Louisiana will
probably be cut short onc-'hird 10y the
lcssencd 30O,Oo0 bales hy The floods and
rains up TO the present date By the
time waters subside aud the ground be-
comes dry enough 10 plant cotton. il
will be too late 10 make a crop with any
prospect of success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

" Last Tuesday was a general holt
dav nj Troy. on the occasion Of the ami
versary of 1t. Pines Church at that
place. Rev. Abbot Martin of st. Mcin
rad was present.; and music furnished
by the Silver Band of Fulda.
Cannelton Reporter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

Articles Of agreement between the
United STATES aud Switzerland. for an
exchange of postal cards between the
Two countries, have been concluded. aud
went into effect on the first Of May. -
Postage on the same will be two cents.
prepayment TO be made by alixing. an
ordinary one cent stamp IN addition to
the stamp printed on the card.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

~ Mr.. Fred Steiner has sold his
wharf boat at Tell CITY TO McssrS& Baum-
gartner and Adank. who will take pos
session on the lst of next June. at which
time Mr.. Steiner expects 10 start for
Europe where he will remain for sevc-
raj months. = Cannelton Reporter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

The latest sensation IN Circlevillc.
Ohio. Is wedding. the groom being a.
black a. ebony, and white girl Of six
teen. Another OF the same kind is on
the tapis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

The food at the South Is somewhat
abatiug, although great destruction pre-
walls. II i estimated that La. 900 peo-
pie require assistance, in food and cloth
ing. requiring an outlay of $25, 700 per
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

rr Henry Ward Erecher talks ia
this way of the Pope - have u great
many friends la Rome. the Pope among
them. He never came 80 see me, bat
" ould just as lief 90 TO see him a. not
lie would hardly say was orthodox,
but really believe he j. orthodox. |
would ordain him to prcach,and | would
let him preach here IL lac asked me.
really believe The old man j. good
man. with some cobwcbS in his head,
but they will be brushed away before
long; We all have got them in some
way or another. and whaever there j.
in him that j. pure and true ana rigat
makes him my irohcr."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

or The grange store started last fall
At Minona. Wisconsin. has failed. Liza
biliiies, $4,000, with no assets; and a
similar Que at Owatonna closed up af-
ter loss OF nearly $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

~ Hon NJ. u. Hopkins. State Super
sued a circular TO the County Supcrin-
tendentS. calling for a convention TO be
held in indianapolis juno the 9th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

rFThe Prussian Field Marshal Count
Wrangel recently celebrated his niue
tieth birthday. lie was ia capital health
and spirits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

rTJ. Wyttenbaeh has sold the Rock
port Journal 90 kcrcheval and Bullock.
who will consolidate il with the Repub-
lican. The new paper will be known
as the Republication
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

ENlCUTOR'S SALE OFLAND-.
~ Office j. hereby given. that by viz
tuc OF an order OF thc Union Cir-
cult Court. OF Union county. Inaaua.
the undersigned Executor OF the last
will of john pnriiuelon. Decreased I'M
oller for sale * public auction ut the
door Of the Court House. ia thr town Oi
jasper Duhoi, cotmiv. Ind. on
SATURDAY, the 23l da, Of May. L,7l.
the following tract of hand of the de-
ceased situated IN The County on Dubois.
State OF Indiana, tO-Wit
Being the south west quarter Of tho
Do'h cast quarter of section three q
10 township No. two = south OF range
four a. west. containing forty acres and
67.lOD of an acre. more or less.
TERMS OF SALE. Dnc-ihfrd cash
onc-third in nine months. and unc-lhird
IN eighteen months from day OF sale. the
purchaser cyrrHiinu notes az six percent
interest waving benefits Of valuation
laws; secured 6y mortgage on mid real
estate.
sale TO commence NJ O'Clock. pm.
II. y. ROBINSON, Executor.
u. BUrTrNER. ATTY.
April 2Ith. 1874. -iw
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EXECUTRIX NOTlCE.

ENECUTRIN NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given thar thc m.
y dcr.igned has been appointed Ex
ecntriN Of the estate of Lcrrn2 Ben h,.
of Dubois county. Indana. deceased.
Said estate is supposed To be solvent.
ELIZA BETH BETZ, Tx.
May lst. is7i.3ws.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

NEW WHEAT. The san Antonio Tex
az Herald SAYS: What county in tie
State can beat Gillespie! We saw to-
day about seventy bushels of wheat that
had been rcaped. ihreshed and brought
10 mill within the last two weeks. Mr..
l.. Males was the lucky purchaser of this
the first arrival of new wheat ia our
town. We saw some Of the -four inst
being bolted from this it was as white
ms driven snow. and cool enough 10 90
to the bakers direct from the boiling
machine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

nT bay befor, yc~tcrlay tho train
hog,hcad> Of fobmrco. Yesterday the
'rHin on the Lake lric Duugal down
two cl' lnld> of bay. our ~ loblcco,
anil a large nunbgr q, pn.~rn rer..
Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

u- Joe TroXlcr was trying 10 repair
the frame awning in front of his -addler
shop on Saturday. when the upper taS
Jennings came Loose, and the awning
spread itself on the sidewalk. much to
the disgust of Joe. who declared he
never, never. saw such fall. except
when lie made it. by n reduction of the
prices on saddles and harness. Ills stock
In that line is as full aud complete a.
ever. Notwithstanding the fall in prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-15

s'a Htrfear. Qat. u~sssrr Boots, shoes lisis -
sac On r1 lua iac' es .ry thing sou an, ceuio.o{
THYs LARGEST STOCK In the COUNTY.
T,,anktul for past fayor- he j. deiei-
miuc,l 10 merit "A continuance, 30 come
and examine the new stock.
Jos. RMLRSHllN.
April 81. '7i-tf.
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7. DirTlNrE. AnN.
Nay 18th. l>7i. 2N.
, 1874-07-12
.AnecGloto of floscflefeS.

We arrived late in the evening at Tetschen,
hungry and tired to death, aad orlsred supper
in our own room but oh, misery the sound Of
= piano suddenly breaks upon US. Just lmagnA
only thin door between me and Weber's !" In
yitation 10 Valee," strummed by IN unprsotlsed
hand. and drawled ont Ito quote 2Iendelssoan)
as "a slow Presto" rang the bell, and fright.
ened the abigail With: ''Who il playing the1e:'
T. Oh, only young man who, being engaged ~
day long in business, usually PLAYS Tor couPs
Of hours Of an evening"" "A delightful Pros.
pecr this" thought !. I tried to eat, but thss
waa impossible. so, without saving word to ny
astonished family, seized my hat, rushed ou:s
knocked at my nolshbor's door. TIE "cona IN
brought me- face to face with the innocent o.
1in1uent. Assuming al air Of feigued polite
ness, I began the conversation: Your Flanrs
has allured ne. perfect stranger. and venture
to call: play little too, md happen to hasa
studied that particular piece would you lie %
my reading of it," I ment straight to t1o
piano-the young man, quite abashed. u1aaa
way for me-anu without waiting for his ansref'
I dashed through the piece In tho widest sfsle
and at \ tearing pace, introducing doopl9
octaves wherever I could get them in this hsa
its effect. ''Alas! ha said. with sigh, II shsI
never play it Ike that!" "Why not7 rephsa
], "if Jou work hard, but-good evening " %
you" Aly object was attnined; my rlS1u{
tormentor became mute, whether forever !
csn't say-at all events, could eat and sleep1a
peace. My wife and children, with their eass
CLOSE to the wall, listened and enjoyed tbs ]ota
immensely.-Frons Recent Music and uussc1da''
BY Iy'satz Aosc'eles. -:
, 1874-07-12
The n0rttnf1t1t Case

London Correspondence oF the Neo York 7Ttbuns
So BOW We are to have the whole matter osst
again, aud when the case Of Mordaunt against
Mordauns comes on, tao average British neHa.
paper will be about As good family reading -
the novels Of tho late II. Feydeau, or rather les'
so. Society. as usual, is divided in opinion.
There Is Moncrien party-Lady 1lordaunt Tas
Monczieff, aud her father, Sir Thomas Aoa'
Grief, wes made her guardian for the purposes
OF the suis-and Mordaout party. ~
afraid the majority believe that Sir Charles ~
good cause for divorce. One, at leass, Of .bs the
correspondents failed to appear to da6y tao
charge Of adultery with Lady Nordaunt, and u
least one other person implicated who did ap.
pear. is thought to have regarded rather ths
lady's reputation than his oalh. / heard o.
curious conversation that took place at the ttsna
it was between q lady and gentleman 1t dia.
so nobody need to skip it IN fear o
impropriety. As they had just been Introduce.
they fell naturally upon what was then the noss
common topic. saie the lady: Il think it ~
so pluc&y of the Prince to 60 into tho box, aaa
testify as he dbl" "How do you mean
olucky ?" queried her companion. 'Why ne
might have silirked 1t altogether instead Of de'
nving." "Slirked it, responded the gentle.
nao; "shlrked wha:?" "Oh, Of course" ~
he answer, everybody believes that be va
Fou kooW." An ausae er Of which the grammar
nay be difficult, hut tho sanas will b. m}s:e1f
% uObOdy
, 1874-07-12

entire concourse Of their visitors, together With
that Of the daughter of one OF their braves, had
fallen upon them with alarming force. But su-
peratition and conscious guilt soon showed them
the way out Of the mystery. 'sThe priests and
their people" said they, q have been taken into
Heaven, to be saved from our murder
GUS designs, aud our dau9htaz. haa hean
taken from us to punish uB for our intended
crime" And 80 strong became they in this be-
lief that the missionaries who came next after
the former found the labor Of their conversion
to be comparatively light.
A certain portion, however, OF the Onondagas
STILL REalAIN PA6AyB,
aud are by that nsme distinguished in their
tribes. They perform their Pagnn rites with
much ceremony every year when The green corn
is ripe. and sacrifice white dog with undimin-
, 1874-07-12
Why It is Possible to Get Up a Corner
in Any Commodity.


Beef has become an article Of such prime ne
ceEsity, and has attained such high price, that
, 1874-07-12

others 1css ph1egmatic, but the braves would
not he balked Of tue dre-water; and the cut
ting Of the holy fathers throats, together with
those OF oil their followers, might Us well,
thought they, be postponed till another, per
haps the next, day.
1he Invitation wes gladly accepted, and the
outward appearance, If not OF genuine good
will. at least Of Inactive neutrality, was well
preserved.
In the meantime, the fathers closed the chapel
from all observation of the savages, and set
themselves to work most diligently in building
therein
l. SUFFICIENT sUMBER OF BOATS
BY which to eecure their safe and speedy de-
parture. Hardly had their preparations been
completed when the time appointed for the feast
wac at hand. Accordingly the demure aboriginal
warriors gathered themselves round tho Well,
and awaited with wel!-assumed patience the
commencement Of the long-expected festival.
nor was their patience long tried. The supply
had been provided at Quebec in an unstinted
quantity. and, having been entirely untouched
hitherto, was now found to be ample for the pur-
pose to which it WAS to be applied.
Who can paint the scene that followed, or
give, indeed. the most feeble description Of tho
wild olkies, the hidoous revels, the dlabolical
csrousat, which ended ut last, since everything
must have an end, in the most brutal inseusi-
bAlty
And now was the time for action While the
Ied-man lay IN s.upor, the chapel was opened,
the boats, which had Just been constructed
there. we're brought forth and launched into tie
lake. hluua, With excusabie tears. ioined the
return expedition. and, having received the
thanks Of the good fathers for tho Saving of
tAeir lives, she was
UNITED N RoLY wEDLocE
to her beloved Bapt1ste, with whom, We are as
suTed, size lived happily. and became the mother |
OF long line OF descendants, who ret keep her |
memory green.
The surprise and CONSERVATION OF the H.
dams, when the effects Of thar debauch had !
been dlsslpated By sleep. may well be imagined. |