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TO DRY PUMPKINS.

Cut the pumpkins through lateral
y. clean the inside; then continue to
Cyl, il, the direction as before. rings
about; half an inch thick. Cut off the
rind and hang the rings, on pole in
the sun, Or warm room to dry. When
dried it y will keep year. It is to-be
boiled in plenty Of: water until tend
,er ; then skinned out and prepared
for pies, the same as undried pump
Ans' i; .5;<... v-.:,=*;> II ~. nj r.
Another way: :: 1e the ripe
pumpkins, pare, cutli into small pieces,
istsw;soft; mash and strain, through a.
'colander, o'as2 If for making pies.
Spread this pulp ohplates, in layers
hot'quitesau inoh'thiokd; diIy it IN the
stove ovesaa; WHICH should lkSsaa lksSsa Kept 1apt :at
aslso'l lo@ 5xaHis.al0,a sxH p0t. 70
bodt q da aysit' It sail Wif1lab
come dry and crisp Tho sheets; thus
made cant be'sto ~ed III ii dry .zpla.e,s,11 l !, 4
and they he alwai!Jis; rad y tosays ior
pin and ssaidsesaE!o Phsiqnick drying
after oee,finga prst1'ens any ID 'jlid portion
ai ii aitl sou1lng;a is nearly al:
ways the case when othe spncooked,
pieces are dried, the favor ai.s, i, much
better preserved, and the afer cook,
ing n saved. Tg lie = Soak piaceele a,
ysr; night = + little mill, and they.
Mn rstain 1b,isia e lice phi pulp :. delie;eq.
( % th the fesh pumpkin. ~ as<,g :
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Eb ~. X LEti1S--r..-@ |
For: a,sat~..Aates,@sai4taiay i4aa tiyiBs ihlsa Is q
impress upon tha farmalas' minds the
importance of taking carp g Of The Pig
and enforcing, - much id possible the
growth ofthe hogsi on ntohhnd. feeling
certain they would comm and = good
prices Many bofa tsthsa farmers-are
,atfdd d1bat while they gmdy,1get:s COED
price this fell. theyxill getavezya liz
tls next fandthAs incpr a1lda<s3o OF
this 1wei have Int little fear. The
high prices this, fall and large demand
will. cause them to- he sbttchsrea of
closely and leave the number n6h4 too t
large FOR, next ayer.fs i.,ossr S|''e A,''7
+, There iaa great amount 3 35f danhislss:. dsainhisls.
ed wheat this year, which nay be fed
to- advantage. Il The; phosphorus con. con.
tanned in the wheat is calculated to
make bone and muscle, and thus !
Nh. ..Sy . e..
very large growth maybe made the
process 's'eS Of t'ssy laying On ct begins later
in nId the season, By feeding ese corr The
wheat also contains enough ATTY mat
.terg terr e give 'i that process : good start.
which should begin On those intended.
,for market. g soon aa IS the corn is ma. ..
+. .tured: 3D. Fat y ilaiid ri s! On more rapidly,
and more economically, Y 1'al ie in . moderate
weather, weather than III ins sold. By keeping
W id the 4, gsovth! i of; ct tie g., summer pig
they may ] be e, made made, : good, payih&s
4 size q tor g i the june market ul 81. o,s9
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s,', ton ur,.t y; aI1I nT;os IN one n,sysNs,th;s
e easa s Is Ala nat dIe q, nE,;;;t bpsSSa IS sSS;a;
but be berot m 1 lis Likeness s| noW onl1.' i.
thee1 fsmo,a,Ilsss o,,Ilsiao & bia ownh b,oo3 Int
5lprl laprprelv 81 i others ,'Eioy is ywhS;sh lba vas,
'b,r Sea. AT Ii ri liz shofit sspaes 6fstwo
years my ;ne;ghbo'rr 'r'iad hsd sold, 1t prices Is
~ 1ath, . @ o,,,t si pu,s pa q,
hand stock Of vo,,np ,n tbinD,yo va5n;rafh
ssoo .sdst;S, MA ~ 81 :ass - =. s.as' %o.,u
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og 6Is I2 s,su h. h.1 S:. A., ~.
;sss 'ss s. Isa3s M s3ss3tsd md dsli;:s
Srs,S. S.a|;ts u HeY~ u @S9S.34Ctk 3.t. 4nso TaSs A.
lstS lN1 s14 as34 sessSsd ssths ones * az
4f Se& SsSs&sx xg2 n sna sos $st county q Steasns'
ls1G r ~ G4,, =" -
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nets of sves dsss fhsls=
~ IN fs1saS Sstsr Tnsfnsitv a. 10
,par csmf - sSnr,.ee, 1as,..'I -''',''s ~
3 Aid Xhsleai, 5d 1tdisK j, Smith, Mo1strsses.
msnF % oa% note es sn.ssa. .sase
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SOME HINTS FOR FARMERS.

IceAuAuS III d AclknDOEluS tOWuS0lp,
purchased athoroughbred Short Horn
bull, we'll built, Of good pedigree, and
what rendered him still more ,:valua-
BILE in this dairy region, be descended
from 2 family. Of. superior; milkers.,
One would suppose that the. money.
was invested TO Il excellsnt advantage.
! but aside: from the n Improvement Of
the owners stock he never half paid
for the food he ate, The owner
charged the enormous sum ,ofr$3 to,
insure, and though I have known
many Of his grades to sell for more at
one year Of age than. ;three-year-old
natives would bring, yet the neigh
boring farmers would not pay three
dollars for calf. The triAing amount
to be invested would have doubled
the value of their cattle at one year of
age, and yet they growl about hard
times low prices of stock etc.
Their stock ought to be low. I can
find an abundance Of yearling steers,
throughout the country that would
hardly make q back-load for d good
strong man. The large, mellow,
meaty grades; which drovers' 50 de-
light to handle are not, to-. be found
here, but in their place Cor in the.
place thatshould be occupied by such, ,
are to- be seen little lkirny scrubs
which at three years old average,
eight or, nine hundred weight. Every
native steer that is brought to matur-
IL i on our farms farm is raised ats dead
loss Of the amount which it costs TO
keep him for one year., which at .
low estimate may, be 1set sat twentg.:
five dollars. Talk about hard times be.
ing caused BY mniiddlemen, when in the
case under consideration, an nsoutlayt Of
three donars,would, have yieldedmore:
than seven hundred per cent Interest,"
And lean point to erampleswhe y
similar outlay = il the improvement of
4 different fi6cks of sheep would have
returned . proportionate pEo6ta npons
the investment. 1ei .mog i ;
.s.I'A I"'And these very prejpdioed3 one
sided, enMois. men, who would not:
pay three dollars, [for 70 q. calf from a
thoroughbred bull OF half y dollar
for 4 lamb from Fl. 20 Cotswold buck; are
the men who are continually nivel-,
ing about High taxes, eaxorbitant < tar
ills and like nonsense Hard times,
indeed I. You deserve to be made to
squeal when you pinch. yourselves:
pinch each other and, Try to pinch
those who would delight in seeing a
better class Of stock upon every farm
i the. country You ought not TO
complain, for if you e don't, getsmore
than, forty-6ve cents for your wool
when your neighbors AL about YOU
are selling for fifty FIVE taeellts, ] or two
q dollars y per head, while others can sal
u EE.,a ,astss gtt+k4 Z
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Some people &are'too trusting s4or

this world, AZ At, a. recent trial til
prisoner entered 9 plea Of mot gull
y" when enc one d',t of hte. ri jjuEymsn put ~
his, his hat M and started fpr the door. tt.
Judge called him back m I, md, informed
him that. he couldn't leave until The
case svwas tried. shried p queried the
juror "Vhy n hs asak1n!ow,'lleedlges ,'le tha that hf h'fs
q ssslh- tls = g. al!sss I.afa sslf'i
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ts g.oG3 taaaA " ia a@tsS 'S'4& &A ~
7"9Aa ES *E i,aa eaa.aoa bar " ~ ~ ~ ~
.is .a.stsst ss l.s -. Mort.
W u. ,s.a r. r. w e .esss:e
rope and relying urldoatea and ezesp pnp
seoasto any point desired enabled
market the West Paul admitted
products advantage oonsep
Commission Meohnsj& # y @4~A y 2y"&G"o>@
@ya@i reas'a g s5@'' AGRICULTURAL IMpLEMENrs 4a ~ -
ss': III 3
.~ BLANK srAr1osEns <3 l - rs
sookss1rnRs AND srA11ooasnns 1o r ] so.@s a
D. D Merrill & Co., street ~~-. " sa I'D III q
- > rs .>.' %, BOOTS AND SHOES" 5s ia. ri
fer'Paugh ATarbox, So IhiEd d4s1
4 Z ., GARRAaE MANuFAcruBERs AND Ds Alsas1 xss -.
e'i''' H'e'sa 81 Robert Z. """ 'es'f
oARPErs CLOTHS. PAPER, 5Ha ha
1ss'; .roo1 Third 4 ' *
o..s rs sfssf 's isslsi,5 II l.: ::
I, :; I; 4; q
Hw sAa: nj aoct0rffNoaa 1Soo s&9I 10
~ ~ :s:,s@ sriss saas:s 't H.
s''s: % . n: ''' o. $5*s;s,5, % $s
&C. + s: $s :s: street.
s* I:' a @ a4 sa .e IL @3 ] ~" sa 51
Miner Xecsthy 10 Fouzh - IIs NJ tz5s .ai EsaaHN M
hov o4Lz AND DneARBoN OIL sLh y
SAUNDERS q FARRIsoN Rha's LOS East Sd Ill
s . a Poobs s4sa2 eh1aenxsD .oulo,sas ~4
@ ' D.; s'' " e
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" " ' ia ia ar' ENGRAVING ON wooDsa onezy III aoisa7
THOMAS ROBINSON .o,5 ~ 5no. - 49, ,, n:' 10 i
aar"o 10 Third e | .a | -" rlshasr Bros, l24 rhdst
- '''"* ' ~ afSSssfay 4kR m PROVISIONS illus illus sa
Groo.,s wholes. R.i2 leg J.el.o,
Ia: ~ 3Sz az + e o1 HARDWARE CUTLERY 80 "a *
Ss'ss a s
s." ~; WI. :"* *."f*":- . .t*sii HATS ~.: III
VIM Mason, Third ~. H.. = .,.. So .~r wi
> i ~ 4als IRON NAILS AND srEEI x* %* 95,h!
1lrHoaRAr rIra AND 1NasAv1Fa '1''' a,r a =?
fs:':'. !:s ':=. : ss
j. d dsna bna >zcs? LUApfa ooMpAans AND DsA1ERs %
ss; s: e :s s 'hs = 4. III:
'3 nj 81 'M AoHINERY MILL RAILROAD suprLEs:v oO
H Woosey Third jackson -: 'i *' ~:' j
o'p'''" Co.. 90 @ Third " s 4s;;
= = p.,,, -, NOTIONS TOYS &c. =: zai
-, -~ ~' PAPER r BOX M MANUFACTURERS IA. !: %.'
80 So: ,:.l.}. r. PAPER DEALERS -: '..: :.-~
Ae Russell Carpenter 22 Third Co., IS Third st.
PUMPS AND PIPING. j.. ~..:, 4 :~'a:.."..
y H woohey Jackson ~y~r4 III r"
SHOW CASES PICTURE FRAMES. j: sd >~:.4..
- = ~ sADpLERY sADD1ERY HARDWARE III =,
% ~ wy. M e nsss :s III 1 ssnaees a. bs
M 60 % ol b.oz SAFE mAhUFAcTURERs. Trad sav glh
y:
''; ; t's s' 4''''' "'''
Wilson shuassnd Excelsior P..ssa. vaozs.i street, =,
E.x:.ox 4*a4 WINES AND Ieuoass~5 @.@ sa. s
-; @ =; :; e: i; i
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--3Ae8aakagin1naHho nstoniShsd ahie
.apdiens4 byo ehana insab canary bird into
..bIbiit h,ss fsrRiaa ebls llsF lnlsFt in the man
Who has turned ! bushsl Of potatoes into
4 barrel.
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i loF wE11-D1-z
Ill o1Bsrk1Ntfro:' %
smaller towns town :
k!illtl2oa'Ittle,: k!il
t1 easily send. E ( ;:
nber Of fnanes.
.r .I 81 j
+ |'|54 sewing mar
aq upon a few
Ten of the CON-
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rs -. .ttssisaa Il Xttors.,ss Ju.e..sfsa. Peas.
Tpup osrs end ethe<s called Il oss very full ana
complete supply Il blanks These blanks ~ printed
With NV type On good psMner. M and are Of tho forms
most approved and In general Use. They Will bs,
Furnished 81 paul pricaa: - = ~ !
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1HARvEsTNG BfANs.

q Beans are very easily dbl asma alstd and
reduced in 1alueinhar@1d sting, From
the time they are gathered until they
are threshed and - marketed they
should be kept dry and protected
from mildew: b Exposure TO- damp
causes them to be spotted on discolor,
e, in which case they: are either, un1;
sssa|lable or can be, disposed Of only at a
much reduced price. Az o soon a. the,
beans .all are ripe they should BE- BE-, pulled pp
This may be seepvenieptlyys ysddikeap dddieape, by
passing pas down betHeen two, zoFsa eem.,
mpencing ppa ei ieq that Ethe &4ce 4isb atathe,
left hand 9a apd ID: the field ;s|at TIE rieht,
and q. pulling the plants la r. j in aboth HOW'D
/, laying in them oyer %, on tho right hand
TON; then passing n ,betwee4 the ee.s naxt tG.s
tYol @ rows, g. gathering thd beemii spa sg4lL,
layingthem over toHards tboseAl1eadyl
gathered. Before the dey =, hllet the
beans should Be stacked. To do this,
:. pole 8 s. 1fSset Sng' Should be stuck
firmly into the ground Then short
pieces Of rails should be laid on each
SIDE Of III, pole: The beans should !
be laid on these rails the roots all
one 3 wa way: One moderately: sized
bunch should be laid on IN each side .!of
the stake OF POLE Then other. bunch
es should be laid across the first ones,
and the roots kept always on the same.
side of the stake. This is to prevent
the earth from falling amongst the i
beans and discoloring them In this
way the stack is carefully, built up,
and On reaching the top Of the stake
cap Of straw is fastened around IT,,
and spread 20 as to shed rain ilra and
keep the beans dry. The stack is 20
opeuand narrow that'the wind p,assatess ,,aatas
freely through it, and Gu ing j[,,,l goes 81
rapidlys When they are sufficiently
cured they 4nsybb e's apied to u The
barn and sthreshed, ieitH Her IT. with ths,1
fail orthe machine'iiw with |the cconcaye
raised, and winnowsd aad bAgred III
market. aAoores R,aul Newl 1orET1>
! rt tgtItfA
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Of 8th, A. D. 1873. ~,
an HDnNDrfY az

GEORGE 9EISSEL, o.
i!3.z. =. E::o oaoBhszih Of stearns Go, MINI.
j., Il, W. C0ILrNs, Attorney, septs-7w
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...s, s ea5 :a5.7t s,<7 +. s4rs. ~ A -EIRST-CIASS
LataYa. a.Hns szaII 81
SEWING \ MACHINE
bst.ta r n ..astA as| x@z8zssa5as~d .z...:
5s' s1's t', n%' ',@.@ .. Il. FOR 4.~-NOTHING!


= "A very liberal con-
tract, which we have
just ...'l'e completed ,l'!p with
the w eed Sewing Ma
chine Company, will
enable us. we hope, to
place their celebrated
machines in many
families throughout
the. country. d So fine
: an opportunity to Sc
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cure an unsurpassed family newspaper and hrstrclass
sewing machine seldom We WILL LITERALLY Re-
wARp THOSE WHO WORK FOR Us. Reader can you not
club in your neghborhood and secure this sewing
tycI
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.Go3@E yEsE t;a-aEI 3aE
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- var i.St ii y
vcHaa a9Ist
= aa.-,Tol2
NJ yi,1s1 g1i
a4lIt a.lt sd
.olg!ooG gGaiu
ri MIA siG,
yslit tGsf; 2;
-tsmsE arm,
s&s2ots gala
kgs ~sssuG.
gaittisa s-@
a!j s;ss OF ol
i'as ,sIg's, 0:
a2iv!sa h!uas,
aYutE & 70
% q r;,ana
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DISTRICT COURT.

Authentication-C Certificates Of ;....
ro.%. ~,>-l TAlub,,s..,,,>n%.
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OoNvEYANoIRs' BLANKS.

a5s&'-HsS21 4+.E
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III .T;EI
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eebHataI :: j sDf
,ti: ,xotluf D
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d M. Quad IN As Nsv York G'apAie. o9 II, ].
i saw and heard him as I was 60
ing home the other evening. A. big
telsscope WAS pointing heayenxard
4tomn ths public saaats, md be- stood
beside It and thoushtmlly inquired |;
:. 1 ."s IS peaible, gentlemen, that you
do not care TO view the beautiful
works Of Nature above the earth { {
Can L. be true that men Of your in
tellectual appearance will sordidly
chung to 10 cents rather than take .
look through this telescope and bring
the beauties of heaven within II
miles of your eyesr' =.
The appeal was too much for one
young man to resist. He was a tall
young man with = long face, high
cheek-bones, and anxious look. He
looked at the 10 cents and then at the
telescope, hesitated for a single in
slant, and took his scat on the stool.
"Here is young man who prefers
to feast his soul with scientific
knowledge rather than become a
sordid, grasping, avaricious capital
isl" remarked the astronomer, as he
arranged the instrument -"Fsll back,
you people who prefer the paltryssuna
Of 10 cents to a view Of the gates Of
paradise, and give this noble young
man plenty Of room!" l.. >"2' s9<'7!@;<
~ The noble young man removed his
hat, placed his eye to the instrument,
r cloth was thrown over his head, and
- ! astronomer continued:
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f1iTd sdi OF
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x FEW ,HoURs
REeYEB EFFORT WI.
sai asw. azEI s..vsG 81 .N.-
P0stmasters IN the
and villages =. can,
thought and do7eh6rt
F11stheroqnlisitenun
EHa& y ! E!alys5Ra11s ysss5Rlaa1f1gs99alKs|@sss'' 9lKss'
|chinef--f, not, ca
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23
LOCAL..

ACADlENS.-Notrc paroissc, don't
lc patron est pr.scntcmcnt st. Jacques,
avant d'ttlr unv paroissc civile, polltl-
que ct amtricainc, a cite, avec les pa
loisses voisincs, le Comte dAcadie.
C'ttait au temps dc Ia domination fran
caisc. &c nom-Comta TAcadie-lrl
reyenait de droit ct tout naturellemcnt,
puisauc les promiers colons dc ce dis.
trict lousianais ont etc pour la plupart
pour nc pas dire tons, des Acadiens.
| Mais yu'etaicnt les Acadiens!
Lhistoilp nous apprend que la Non
vcllc Ecosse fut dt'cMverte par Sfbas
tien Cabot vers 1497, ct que lie Floren
tin Vcrazzani In vista en 1924 ct Tap
,ela Acatlie, du nom que hi donnalen
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n 0u| I LL \ s..
--.C,--

VIEUN MONDE.-En France. il
Versailles, lis ne font ricn. lis intri-
gucnt, bavaulcnt, coquettent on gro
gnrnt autour dun Sertennat stupide.
Quand lis parlcnt dinstruction publ
que. ccSt pour tradllire lie SHltdbrs
uuand il >'ayit de rtorsanlSer parmee,
on dit quill taut paller has on sc taile !;
o,and lc ministtre change. c'est nn
enlargement de chcnises sales ct We'll
les. Jamais Assemble he tut plus hon
tersc ct plus impuissantc. lie pe'rFle
est dtgohtt, ct il touchc peut-ttre Il
rhrii,re dies indtirrenccs protondcs.
Pa,,vlr glanlc nation
-Alphonsc MI, lie gamin royal, "a
ten .,errc ct prenl lie commandments
de pa,mtc ,lu norl. Les nfgociants d'
Madrid lui ont prtscntt unc magnltlqn'
|rouronnc. En- retour, In ,ielne Majest'
a declare que tout en- d"nnant lrsrec
ct app,i al clerge catl,"liQue, II Neu
etablir la lhcrtc rcligieuse Ell EspaGne
DUN autre cote, CONNIE rAllcinasn
rclamc i propos du Gnstor, Alphons
promct toute satisfaction ct toute III
) lemnit6.
-LAllemagne. dit lie Times, s'arm'
, On ne croft pas 4 In paix. Lc Times pre-
tend que FAilemagnc ne peut pas lcvt
une troisiemc ar'lnfe, ct Que son espo
est dams sa marine.--La police pr"ssiel
I ne a tait ferner toutes les association
5 socialistcs, democrates ct ou'riires
$ Frankfort.
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ct rmlgu,n pecus. Vous pensez qu'ellet
sont presque inconnues dams les mOnar
cllies, ct vO,ls !semblez croire gu'elles
sont mie,lx connues dams les republi
ques. Celia depend de poptique. Dams
une mOnarchie CONNIE dams une rtpu
blique, aux Etats- Unis CONNIE ell Fran
ce, on peut etre bon citoyen scion votre
definition, c'cst-a-dire 9aimer sa patrie,
pratiquer Iobfissance a Ia loi, pegalit6
rationnelle, lc renonccment 4 sol meme,
lc sacrifice de scs plus chers inter6ts,
etc" II est certaineS mOnaIcllieS on I'M
roi peut Gtrc moins dangereux qu'un
president, ct nous cstimons qu'rn pre-
sideut CONNIE Grant est impunement
plus odieux, plus arbitraire ct plus bru-
tai qu'un roi OIL une refine fAngletelre.
Aussi, CONNIE nous sOmmes republi-
cain, ct CONNIE nous chcrchons d ttre
aussi logiquc ct pratique que possible
avcc nos principles, nous dirons en- pas
SAINT qu'une pr6sidence de republique,
dcrniere formule de la royaute, est dc
trop. Grant ma pas settlement tue son
parti, mais encore Ia pr6sidencc. II aura
scrvi y celia, ct le peuple amtricain,
dams ravcnir, n'aura point a s'accusel
d'avoir dGtlaigne des hommes CONNIE
Clay ct Greeley pour dcs soudards com
me Grant.
Mails passons.
TroiSitlncmcnt Ponrqnoi y a-t-il
''des vcritfs qni, ,dites aux hommes, por
tent dcs fruits amers ~ Quelqu'un a
dit,-Fontenclle, croyons-nous: Isl .j'a
vais ma main fermGe plcinc de vtrit6s, ,.je
n'o,lyrirais pas ma main." Mails Fonte
nellie Gtait fgoiste, ct il devait savoil
que les vGritG> morales pcnvent toujours
ttre dites. C'est lie soin qu'on prcnd dt
cacller les vtritcs Iui les rend inoppor
tunes. armles, dangrrc,ises, ct so,lyen1
rc.loutables ct rtvo'utionnaires. Que $
vous termez In main plcine dc vtrit@s
yons olv,,irez III main plcine de men
songcs. Disons done tonjours. II y
temps ct moycn dc dire. Prparons sen
lemcnt-et la Justice est la-ceux il qu
les vcritts sont destinCes, cellX qui le
attendent ct y ont droir. a les recevoi
pour leur saint, pour lrur t'liticatio'
pour le,,r bonlltur, non ponr lerr dfgr:
dation, le,lr intortunc ct le,r mort. Gal
lous.n nous a,,ssi.-car il est dies me,lso,
ges qui ont vraimcnt dcS faux airs d
: vrr;tt de con.:,ndTr TT lie CONNER
chaos pour rortl,r, Ia lic"nce pour
lbcrtt, la promiscuitt pour rtgalitt,
poison qui tue pour lie vim qui tortiti
Mai> pas dc boisseau sur la lumit1r, e,
Ia lumicrc, bonnc pour tons ct dl."
tous. bri,lcrait IL boisscau. dcviendla
l'inccn,lic, ct cesserat Tttrc III l,,micr
Done. ce mot de huniiA,'e mons scrvil
dc transition nati,reile. C'eSt avec ELI
; EN- son nom. pour son tlionphe. ct 20,
lc bicn dcs hommcs, que nous citrero,
: dams rEco,c ,lu maitGcrt d,l Ci>pcns;ltcl
DIES lumicrs intellecturlles ct morale
En- attendant. cn,un,c lie LOUISIANA
nest qu'unr pauvre petite tcni!le, gra
dc settlement par Sa home yolont
:. bonsoir. A s;lmedi proc1lain.
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VARIA.-Abominablc temps! Temps
dc grenouilles,de bactraciens, de pluies,
i'ennuis, dc paresse, lie 1pntiers stupides.
Les maisons sont tremp6es CONNIE des
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M. Just Comes, dc Donaldsonyillc,
est ragcnt autorise du LoulsLANA1s
pour toute les paroisses lie rEtat. II
a plein pouvoir pour abonner, traiter
sles aris ct dies annonces, ct collector.
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