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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
4 WONDER TO HERSELF
TANKrowN. Delaware Co. O., March q

TANKrowN, Delaware Co., o., March 20, '73,
DR.. r, v. PIERCE Buffalo, N. Y:
Your Discovery needs only fair trial and Il will
do all you recommendit Il To do and more too. When
was fifteen caught cold and twenty eight years
have been perfect wreck Of disease, and all the
medicines and doctors bills have run up at times TO
two and three hundred dollars and never any better
but worse, when | give up all hope last spring Of
living the summer through I received one
Of your Account Books and told my husband
after reading II that was now entirely too late.
He went and purchased two bottles and |
found II was helping me very much. Since lS4l
| was troubled with catarrh and sore throat, and
was almost entirely deaf In one ear and my voice
was as dull as could be- There was constant pain
in my head. Now my head is as sound as dol
lar, my voice is clear, and have used ten bottles
of your Discovery. II has cured me Of catarrh,
sore throat heart disease, spine affection and tor
pid liver My liver was very bad. Ny skin was
rough. When Il put my hand on my body Il was
like fish scales. Now II is as smooth and soft as
chlds In conclusion will say have been well
for three months. | am wonder tomyself and
friends This Is but an imperfect statement, half
has not been told. lonrsWith respect,
~ HESTgR LACKEY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
MANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE
STORED.

~ Just published, new edition OF DR. CUL'
- VERS Gel LERRATED ESSAY on the radt
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ne celebrated author, in this admirable kssay
1Aearly demonstrates nom thirty years successful
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- use oil internal medicine or application OF .
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Sgsain and efectual, by means Of which every
SafIerer no matter what his condition may be
II,ay cure himself cheaply, privately and radically
a This Lecture should bein the hands OF ever
youth and every man in the land
asut under seal In a plain envelope, to any ad
,aress pga paid ON receipt Of six cents or two pos
6tdmpa
Adiress the Publishers
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

WB stated in q recent issue that the MAssllIon
.authoFities had rendered the trumpet aud any
dollars won BY the Canton Steamer boys on the
4fh of Jnly, 20 that company, and that they had
accepted il. This statement was made under mis-
taken information; the prizes were rendered con-
ditionally BY the Aassillon presentation commit
ne. butthe conditions were not accepted by the
boysWhO won the prizes unconditionallyya and win
aecept them only in the same way. As the matter
now stands, the prizes are IN the hands Of the
aommittee.at Masaillon, and wiz probably remain
thene-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

MARTISo was greeted with an audience that
Numbered over twelve hundred last evening, and
tD-night he will close one of the most successful
engagements ever played BY a magician in this
city. Nartin6stahds at the head Of his profession
in ingenuity, and originality of startling eats, and
his department on the stage is always-easy and
gentlemanly. Besides all this, everything that is
promised by the management lsfaithfully fulfilled,
Iti no great w6ader that MarinO b d favorte
tsYeryWhere II -Clereldnd Herdid. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

MANHEIM LODGE, No. lOS, l. o. Of o. f., will
give theirseeond,g grand ball at the Opera House,
on Tuesday evening, September 18th. Their fiHt
ball wasa grand success and an occasion of rare
enjoyment to all who attended The coming
event promises TO be one Of equal pleasure to all
who may desire TO enjoy an occasion Of terpsicho.
man divprsion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,


AClergymRn, while residing IN s9ulh AlneIlv
n.a missonary. discovered a safe and simple rem
'r1lV In the cure OF Nervous Weakness, larry DC
~. disease of the Urinary and seminal Orgails
mi tho whole train OF disorders brought on Dy
kanefil and vicious habits. Great plumbers nav, %
6e-n cnred By this noble remedy. Prompted BY
a-,Vine to benefit the afflicted and uniortnnate
Iin send the receipt for preparing ana using thl,
rsedicine in a sealed envelope 70 any on one ~ my nv
l-eois Il. Ffes Of Chdrgc. AddreS JOskfh l. IN
HAN Station ID, Bible House, New foFA Cl'l-
julyg7i-m3'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
KARRANTED.

-Four to six bottles Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery are warranted TO cure Salt Rheum OI
letter and the worst kind of Pimples on the face
Two 10 four bottles are warranted to clear the sys
TEN Of Bolls Carbuncles and Sores Four to SIX
bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst kind o
Erysipelas and Blotches among the hair Six u
ten bottles are warranted 10 cure Running Of the
Ears and Corrupt or Running Ulcers. Eight TO ten
bOttlesare warranted 10 cure Scrofulous Sores and
swellings Two 70 six bottles are warranted tC
cure Liver Complaint
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

THE pOstponement Of the Gin Concert Of the
Kentucky Public Library TO November 3lst 1874
was resolved upon TO make fun drawing q oef-
tainty There will positively be no further post
ponement and the great prize will be the Inagniti
cent sum of s2500OQ, no matter as to the tickets
disposed Of Who will get III What a pesteted
man Gov. Bramlette ofLouisville, business mana
ger, would be, If people supposed he could tell!
As Il s requires an army Of clerks TO send off an
swers 10 the car loads Of letters Of inquiry the Ii
brary Association receives daily at the office IN
LOuSYDle.f B p Nd. IN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

A YOUNG man from our town who went with the
exeursioniss ON the lake lat Saturday got 20 ter
IIbiy sea sick, that when the party returned tc
90 city, some of the Cleveland police force were
strongly tempted 10 remove him to the-hospi
al fgA r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

ANDY BLAKE's Hamhletonian Tom" Is fast
horse-leaying all speed on the road ont of con-
alteration, and coming down to the solid matter
Of the speedy disappearance of peck of oats, we
viii name Tom as our avore in the pool, against
the field ahat he can beat the best time on record
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

ON last Sunday evening a party OF reckless
young men made a race course of South Market
street. They drove at a furious pace, belabored
their poor, blown horses, and yelled like heath
ems. as though the cause of their haste was ur.
gent a. that Of Paul Reyepe'A At the crossing on
Tenth street they succeeded in nearly frightening
mo Life utof three ladies, who narrowly escaped
.heins run over. Such displays OF barharous reck
lsznes ought not be let go unpunished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

rHoRouGHLY reliable persons have informed
rs Of mysterious lights that have been noticed in
Ehe old and%unoccuped jail building, on South
Poplar street, at dark, unreasonable hours. One
gentleman passed there at 9 O'clock a. NJ, not long
vince, and saw lights moving abouti In the house.
They are probably attributable to some weary
tramp, who found 1t a more desirable place Of
SHELTER than could elsewhere be obtained. Here
n . good opening for an investigation committee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

fVOyoung men out riding were paSslnga farm
Aousewhere a farmer was trying to harness an OBJ
atAnate mule. won't he drawf' asked one Of the
men "of course, said the farmer he'll draw the
astenton Of every fool that passes this way" The
yang men drove on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

AnRHNe DIALOGUE Adolphus, why do you
loohso detected and melancholy this morning.
Tho fact Of the matter is, feel avfully gloomy
aus. IpFuposed last night And was rejected
ehImed in Gus. No-accepted, by Jove! sighed
sTAnlph
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

a RURAL Iyoung man Of this county, who has ney-
er heard much Of sensational preacherz has been
reading Beeeher-Tilton matter until heis nearly
a lunaiic In giving his opInion Of the affair on
Last Saturday, be said "Itappeas thata woman
named Susan Anthonyfsat on the elsncs Of maa
named Henry Ward luton, and another female
named Elizabeth Turner saw them Al 1t, and want
ed tosit there herself but the afofpzaid Susan
wouldn't swear offrso Liz. Turner got mad and
told Therdbfe Beecher. who said the same TO an
other man named Victoria {. Moulton, and he
made Susan give him s. % Keep his month shut
about it; that's my opinion Of Il n'sA Kind OF a
mixed up nasty bnslness all through grs5s
BLAZER says Beechef islikea well.knoTnshow-
man. becarSe he's alone-Y'' pastor rs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
yNrYz1EMooR4r 4r! o4NroAG 42fURsBA AK8ER7E1BERS4$z4 4

II OsT-ON THE ROAD BETWEEN CANTON
4 and louisville, ON Sunday last, August loIn,
striped Woolen shawl. Any person returning the
same 70 the undersigned, or leaving II az DEMO
ane9O7i-w3 MRs. PETER 0WENa
TNoUND-A NOTE OF HAND CALLING FOR
II sl,OOO due one year nom date, Inc owner
ING for this notice Gail at Recorders onee.
ssnSso-i,y' NJ. f. WILCOX,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

THBsldewalk on the north side Of Eighth street
just east of Market, is in very dangerous condi
dor, and should be attended to before some acct
dent occurs to bring the matter more directly be
foFeah authoritiea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

AT tneshow on last Thursday night Dick Don
Sise entered the ring and told the director Of
amusements that he wanted to run one O them
greasy modocs for hundred dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

We have known of and sold many preparations
for coughs colds, Group, etc. But nothing we ever
dealt in gives such universal satisfaction as Dr.
Norris Syrup ofTar. Sold by W. b. Foye,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

THE snDshopper plague and India famine have
been outdone by alate issue of the Wisconsin State
Journal, which contained four solid, pagesof the
BROOKLYN naAtlness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

AROur thirty Cantonians went with the excur
don party to Cleveland on last Saturday, and en-
joyed a little trip ON the lake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
Public Sale Of Land.

nHE STARK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
i ciety will offer for sale at public vendue, on
the premises, on
Saturday, The 5h day Of September, 4. d. 1874,
at l O'Clock, p NJ,
the following described land, situated in Stark
county, Ohio, 10 witt Being a part Of the north
west quarter of section number 4, township num-
ber 10, tCanton) and Of range eight, adjoining the
Fair Ground on the northwest. Said land will be
sold In three tracts-the first to contain one and
fve-hundredths acres; the second one and twenty
two-hundredths acres, and the third, one and six
ty.three-hundredths acres.
Terms of sale-One-third cash, and the balance
In two equal annaul payments with interest and
secured by mortgage on the premises.
By order Of the Board. A. PONTIUS,
President Stark County Agricultural Society.
7. II. b. CORRELL, Secretary. augl3-w4.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

The LOVERS, a love story by writer named
lowering, is perfectly lovely, If Il Poplar street
girls wOpl is relidble. 'l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

JnlrY FITZGERALD went to livery stable las
Saturday, and said he wanted a double team O.
horses saddled Immediately, to take "a littl~
slhriyen
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
ST. JOSBPHs 4CABElfY, LOUISVILLE
STtpK COUNTY a

STARK COUNTY o.
Tho Of instruction In this Academy en-
braces Orthegraphy Reading, Grammar, Rhetoric,
Composition, Plain and Ornamental Writing,
Practical and Intellectual Arithmetic Book
Keeping. Algebra, Ancient and Modern Geogra.
ply, Astronomy, Sacred and Profane History
Natural Philosophy, French and German Ian.
guages, Music on the Piano, Vocal Music, Draw
ing, Painting in Water Colors, Plain and Fancy
Needle Work.
The greatest pains win be bestowed TO forward
not only the intellectual improvement and good
department Of the pupils but also The due cult.
walton of moral and social virtues.
Board and Tuition, sl2O per year to which will
be added si5 for the time Of vacation, If spent at
school The extra charges are the same as for the
day school.
EXTRA CHARGES PER TERN.
French and German, per term, s. 90
Painting in water eolos, 500
Use Of Instrument for practice, per term 90
Singing, private lessons, 500
Fancy work. 800
The Academic year Is divided into four terms
The First Term commences on the first Monday
Of September,
The Second Term commences on the second
Monday of Noyembef
The Third Term commences on the tirst Monday
Of February.
The Fourth Term commences on the third Mon
day of April,
Pupils will be admitted at any time of the year
No deduction win be made for withdrawal Of a
pupil before the expiration of aterm, except in
case Of protracted illness.
Payments to be made in advance at the begin
ming of each term.
For further particulars apply to
RT. REV. r, GILMOUR,
REV. l.. HOFFER.
Louisville, Stark county, o.
Also, to Miss A. DoUGHERTY,
Louisville Stark county, D.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

OHl ma, there's an :angel with wingsl Psha"
that's only Louisville girl with her earsspread
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

TEE wicked fea, when no man pursueth, oaus
cath great distraction among mankind
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

FHR neaBest approach to a confidence game, ii
pulling a mules tail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
1TT1 CHMENT NOTICE.

d. W. Dellenbarger 4 Co, Plaintiffs, vs. Joseph
Stckler, Defendant.
Before VIM. Wagner, Justice of the Peace Of Lake
township Stark county Ohio On the 10th day
Of June A. ID. 1874 said Justice issued an order OF
attachment in the above action for the sum OF
twenty-five Tl-l00 dollars.
ID. w. DELLENBARGER & co.
Hartyille, o., August g. lS7l.-yllnl0-w3F.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

The grape crop is ABUNDANT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
COIU Lost.

A GOOD COW. Of dun color, Of good size but
"A not large, rather short honsa little turned In,
and In good cnnditon when she len home; strayed
nom the owners possession In the city OF canton
about two weeks since. Any person finding the
COW and sending word 10 this oiiee, Will be COM
pensated for histrouble. auglSl l4-WS"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Joseph Deville, Pltff.) Before E. NJ. Grimes, J.
against 7. of Canton Township, Stark
John Emanuel, Deft county, Ohio.
On the 7th day Of August, A. d. 1874, said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the above &C
ton for the sum Of one hundred and thirty dol
ii. 1874. at o'clock d. m. JOSEPH DEYILLE.
nonfnu n Au0fIet m 1ai1-lH-W1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

Kle human, who Is proprietor of thriving
omnibus line in Defiance, Ohio, was in town on
last Sunday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

The New York Herald letter concerning Charlie
Lang was unavoidably omitted from our last
issue Itwillbe found on another page Of this
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

Mr.. Norris, Of DiebOld, Norris & Co., has re.
turned from, California; where he succeeded in
obtaining the contract ipF supplying Duneans
Safe Deposit Company with 1900 safes. The bid
OF ADiebold, Norris & Co. was 100000. Read the
article from the San Francisco Chronicle in an
other column. l..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-11-21

ques.-Le process DAMN a ;ta re,mis al
9da'embre.-A Paris, meme dams le.
cercles favorables d Don Carlos, Ia ca,l
sc tlu dit Carlos est consid re CONNIE
perdue.-Une conspiration socialiste !
tt4 d couverte Ell Russic, ct de nom
bleuses arrestatiOns ont eta faites q
st. Petersburg.-ll v ell dies smeutes
sur divers points de Ia Pologne !; cause
dc Pintro,luction force de In rcfor,ne dc
rsglise par le go1vernement ct dc In
nomination tlcs prttres par rautorit.
imp ralc.-M. Il. dc Girarlill, rhomme
a unc i1'c par jour, volt le salut de la
France dams Ia Septcnnalisatiom de PAS
sembl e.-I'azaine est Il Madrid. tra-
valiant, dit-on, pour Ia restauration lie
Ia mOnarcllie espagnolc.
NOUvEAU MoNDE..-Grant, scion r,l-
lnelr, aurait cmvoya une dipIche il
Wasllbllrn, rcHu rant sa pr sencc i'm
IN diate d Washington. On croft que
lie Pr sident vent avoir ravis dc Wash
burnc sur sa politique i s,.iy1e, politi-
que noslyellc que les derniGles elections
imposent i administration.
. LOCIsIANE.-Le Bureau dies retOurs
agit avec une lenteur calculic. II proc9.
dc 4 TN no,rvtau dipouillemcnt. 81 celia
continue ainsi, il n'aura pas tini avant
un mois. Longstleet a ,lolmla sa de-
mission ct Sta rcmplaci par NJ. O..
Arroyo, un cOnscrvateur-le senl -
EAbcilte attribute Ia lcnteur calcul.e ct
syst matique de NM. Wells, Anderson
ct Cic. an per diem.-Ies Supervisors
des paroisses lie Soto ct Riviere Rouge
ont IT. arretss. On les soupconnait de
de trarailler les retours. &c ne sont
pas les senls qui travaillc tic ce genre.
Et Ia femme dams la maison de laquelle
Underwood ct Cohen ont tt. arrttas.
Il clare que sic pcrsonnes ont t,araiNe
la toute la mutt pendant quatre NUTS
cOnsicrlt,veS.
Il Empire, bateau taisant lie service
entire les forts ct In NOuvelle- ORLEANS.
son'hra ai Guai lie la vile, melcvedi
Il D 'lcEies au matin. Vingt-et-une per.
sonI,c out peri. Ce n,alleur conster.
III In NOuvclle -Orlaans.
Les troupes DIES Etats-Unis ont It.,
rrtiras dc Ia Maisom d'Etat, ct rex.h6tel
st. LoH!S est maitcnant SOUS la haute
protection dies mstlopolitains.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-11-21
LOCAL..

LIE LOUISIANAIS NOUS ne nous sommes
nous av"nS lnv"1nd lrs services r'mlns, on m.
nous .v"'s -n nrnlion de r-,nrr prnlaut dix
aGnf-s de pfnhe travail IT ingra, lah-ur Nous
rfe'erons, co,'nr nos ams |. sav-nt. le success
"s'i'ne tout antr" sncces. ct Ia franchise Est au
m"s n"tre vrrt'I. 81 nous men rfcanu,,s pas i s,,-
trr. Nous ne sav"ns point, non plus. s"cit-r les
h"m"'rs. les parts ct IL ponv"r, Mais CONNIE
hrs'r ,ah IT que nnre voix dams Ia n,-s,,re h son
e'rnl''e RI d" son rayon. est cunsacrG- s-rvir-
de la ver'6. de Ia raSun 1T DE- la Justice. nous prj-
ons lrs l-crurs ,r nous ctr. beuv-il ANTS nos ami,
~ nos rrs'rr file c-x de Ia Lo,,isian- It d. la
France. ~" arl+nt ic la nome Iang,- de 'h"nueur
IT d" 'dv"''r'"nf. 'ir nous ainrr IN reu dams Ia
meme toi 1T la meme religion d-s souvenirs 1t des
-slerancps.
Char"n po"rra lire sans peril notre humble f.uil-
'r'-p"lur, p"esie It r"nall--t I'ahan'1"n,ler
anx elitan's -mx-ne'm.s car nous avo,,s ombie Ia
lancue DE- Rahelas 1t r-no,,r6 aux ganlos.ries du
vi'"x temps Nous mons rappell-,ons tonnnrs
H"'"il" parole imprnlrne fa ,nngr. ct quill fa,,t
I'm wolfe clIaste TT blanc d Ia pens6e de r6crvain ct
-
du po;'-.
AnS>i. charrs lecrices vous don't anne est belle.
don't Ir cHur Est e6n6renx don't la bnnt6 est une
cha'lh s'a'r IT ',,r endr-sse adorable. nous met
tons hnmhI''""nt I- LoUi>IANAls sous votre pr"-
trcl"n pnis>ante 1t matrrnel!e Par vous nous
iromphtr"ns
-Qn"lqnrs nns le nos vienx abonn6s Sc pla-
gntnt d" ne pas avor r"cn l-nr vieux journal
II !" le''r r-pr"lant ete bi-n r-'igi-uSemant
"xpe'ie. SOFT par Ia ostr de l-ur v"sinsg-, so par
NM p Srh"pp. I.aty 1T B"nnrraz-. lont la
la bi""v"i'Ianrr "orr eyarl est aussi ddsn6res-
sc" que cou>tante.
REFORMEs.-Ce clspitre Ia ne sera pas 6pui
Sc lie 81 tot
MaIs il nr FAINT point confon'lre antour avec al4n-
tour. Enlargement av-c reforme; car 81 Ia reform.
EST IN mr"x, lr rh,ns-m'nt --t so"v-ut un pire.
sagI' done pres"n-m'-nt dun. bo,.ne ct Sc
rl-''sr Recommendations pour a9,,elle nous recla
mons le c"''c"'rs intelligent de notre bsrrrsu DIES
h"""es de Il" d" pays, 1T drs tgissteurs consc,,l-
cI"'s qni compartment rurs devoirs
N"ri la chose en- drux mots:
N"re paro'sse-et pr.sque toutrs les paroisses de
Ia Lonsian- 81 trouvent lans le meme cas-co,,pt.
hut districts ct hut jngss de pax.
HUT jng"s DE- paix, tons 6uS par des citoyens
plus o" moins ecIaiIes so"t beaucoup trop pour une
com"n"ant6 comm" Ia n6tre. Pour que c-s hui,
H""orabl's. a>si>'6s par ieurs huits co,stabes
fss"nt l.'.r pain ct enr beurre de cI,aqu. Jour, il
a''t que nous soyons tous batailleurs, qereIlrurs
ct prorrs>its Cr q"i NEST henrensrmemt pas, biru
que nous NJ resper'ions point assez les commando
ments de Die". Les huit juges de paix drviennen,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-11-21

r. . "a i
l. "'s'o'Fe y" on 'aHe est "ne 's'oa 0'ss'sfe
Que lrs fila iien6s ne c,p,rbent poiut sars fronts
D-yant irs lArhrt6s ct devsnt l~s shronts.
On. Sedan rst pas vrai que Nets at 0n ,eI1sot,xs
Que Paris protank .lo, Atre an sfFremx songe,
Et an. .n,ss |, Francs. oubiisnt nm grand ceur
Ayant encor dn sang, rays son vainqnesr.
Ri4n d. celia NJ fit: ceat d. /. f.,ar,. histo;re
Ecrit. IN ma,,yss sty,s Il popr an .udItoirv
D'4sclave. 4 s.uoux. Lrs irune.. le. vi,ants.
Ceux de- ,ot. - ~, ;or cen. o.; ro,r.,.n. xirs4
Toos ceux de- idk,l. tut c.,,x de /. InmiAr4 fans.
Les III. de- i. elk L.. Al. d. /. .h.rn,;Ar-.
Mai, to,,s .of.nt. In nen.I. - i. !. l;t..r,x
R.pous.+,,t cr, o,probre e cr,t. ;nd;vn,,x
III, n. c,.,naiss4n, no;,, R,,n,..r,. :. R...;c.
Lea noirr. ,r.h;.ous 4. Grim. = 4. \. h.n.
Et o,,s,., Won, .s.orex on. p.r,. -, r.nd,
Que M-tz o,v,i, -. ,,or,s ), nm. ,,. -. v...,,
ls ne p~uvsnt vou. croirs. ii. .rntrn. dan. ,enr.
rA,,.-.
Qaand vo,,s parlrx de- honte, nm tourtillon de Gam
r,,.... =. ,.':H,.. ,.o
y ~. -. $50 " - 80.
o.; volt dan. r.vr.;r d.. b.,,..,. .ol..,.,,..
O., II rave H.. .o.,,,.,. ,,,;...... y. ,,..;.,.
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ct les fabriques de Ia Nouvelle- Angle.
terre, ct nous dire qu'elle atudie strie,l.
sement les graves problemes qui inta-
resent le peuplc entier lies tlavailleurs;
car 81 nous avOns hOrTeur de rcsclavage
DIES noiIv, nous n'a1mctt0ns giIeTe fc
lmup ris'nc, lie prol tariat ct l'cxploita-
tion faroce dies travailleurs par les capi-
talistes. Ecsclavage, sous toltes scs
formes, est o'lieux ct rcprouv. dc Dieu.
La volupta des nls ne doit pas Gtrc
faite dcs'armes DIES autrcs; ct les pnis-
SAINTS millionnaires du Noul po,lrraicnt
blen ''avoir d'humanits QUEEN paroles
ct sc moqmer du monde avec lcurs ridi
cules scmsiblcries.
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IA 9IAM ME2s
IL.

s's enfants grsndront, graz dissent, scnt aurorc
DeS granls jours l"mineux ct nous verrons encore,
|" tn de cr steele, avant qu il soft vinst ans,
Lh6r"lpne cp"p6e 1t lnuvre des eeants
Les peres ont tsibli, rapetissant eor tae
"A c~llr lie Empirr ct de- sa valetaiIe;
Mais e"x arc'ptent pas, ,eyeurs ct soucieux.
La honte dc Ia France iusclite au fond dos yieux,
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M. just Comes, de Donaldsonvillc,
S,st Fagent autolise tln LoUlsrANAIs
pour tOute les parOisses de rEtat. II
q ple'n pouvoir pour abonncr, traiter
lies dris ct dies annonccx, ct collector.