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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-09

PREMIER chapitre, ct CO premier chapitre
n'ttait-il pas intitule Rose? Settlement
Rose Gtait loin, ct Rose n'avait pas eu
tie d1nouement. On aimait encore, mails
d distance, ct Ia distance est marge
oi Ton pcnt fcrire DIES r%enyois, a%jouter
DIES phrases intimes, meme tairc courir
pmalielement DIES IoGmes claimants ct
bizarres. LII marge dun livre est par
fnis plus intGressante que lie livrc. II res
te encore 4 Peruvian le drOit dc tracer
entire les lignes dcjA Ccrites les nouvcl-
les lgncs que peut inspirer a Ia plume
Fimagination, lie cGur ct rimprtvu. Car
IimprHvn est I'M grand maitre. II derou-
tc hien DIES volontGs fermes ct eflace
bIen DIES plans sagcment traces. Quand
yous ave. rfgle votrc vie scion les ma
thtmatiqucs les plus %exactcs, quand
vous croyez d limpossibilitG dune devi-
alton de lignc gfom6trique, lorSque rien
lie peut Gus soustrairc i lexactitude
DIES calculs les plus part;aits on les moins
inceltains, IimprGvu vous saisit par 70
leille ct vous emporte reimbursement par
Ia tangente dies e~tonnements ct dies con
J.. %tradictions. Bah! &c qui est bicn prGvu
nel'cstjamais absolmncnt. E'histoiledcs
j peoples ct DIES. hommcs est Ia pour nous
lie %dGmontrcr, ct lc grain dc sable, invi-
sihlr peut aveuglcr lie plus %clairvoyant
dies sagcs ct DIES philosophers. Pascal,
qui tut sage, qui dcvint fou, dit celia,
mails en- d'autrcs termcs.
Nous comprcnons done il meryeille
qlun .jeunc holnme de vingt ans nc
puissc rien atfirmcr: ct ce scrait folie a
lui de prtte DIES sermcnts ct de s'enfer-
mcr dams le cerclc DIES invariabilitts ct
dies immntabilites. N'cst,il pas la leu
n~essc,ct la ,jeunessc n'cst-ellc pas diyi.
neIncnt cmieuSe!- La vie n'cst-clle pas
une exploration de %linconnu. ct ne fault
il pas explorer Get inconnu? Est-cc,aue
fon dit t%"ujours pour TN ohjet dun mo
mcnt, pour IN lueur dune minute, on
pour unc tlcur pui Ma qu'un matin de
tlalche,W ct d'tpanonissemcnt! lie crur
dc Illomne est libcrtin, ct la penstc a
DIES mOhilitcs bizarlrS. Onrcncontrptant
dc chooses cI >a route. II y a tant de pi-
eyes aux cllelnins dies trmmcs. Peut-on
prGNoirlcsS ,Upriscsd dune rcncontrc, dun
faux pas, du plintemps, du partum. du
r.ganl on du sonrire: L'occasion. quanl
N"n> Ii iilyez reimbursement. vous at
tend Il Ia deillialr marche dc Vo,re es-
caller. sur lie Senil de yotrr chambrc.
sonrlloiSe ct gracicuse CONNIE .une file
Dive. NouS la croycz Ell has. dams la
r'ie, en- Ia maison v%oisine, impuissantc
ct sans charmes; mais bast! ellie bort il
yos cotes ct nest scparee de vous uue
par un mince cloison de cinqnitme eta
ge.PauWe Gtudiant, quand tu te graf
ties III ttte an chapitrc dies Curateles,
Ia a%iaboliquc occasion to!SSe dams Ia
ehambre v%oisinc. TT rtitudiant que les
te~eInnicalitts du droit assomment,' qu'uu
}'eH de so,cil rtjouirait, qu'un SQUIRE de
.leune file ~emporterait aux cieux Oil IL
Droit nest pas ad1nis, Sc dit naivement:
Aais 4ni done tousse a cote: Qui done
iab,te Ia cl,ambre voisine! Voyons.
haonl voulut SAVIOR 81 la personne
qui toussait en- la clambre yoisiue
ttalt IN @inconnu on bien unc %incounue.
j. GENTIL.
"a ContinNer.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-09
DERNIERES %NOUVELLES.

LIE general Sheridan a envoye I'm
troisieme .~t9l6gramme d Washington,
pretendant que les bandits voulaient
rassassiner.-On parlait d'arreter tous
les chefs du parti conservatism. lis Sc
~laisseront arreter, sill le fault; mails la
NOuvelle-O Orleans restera calme ct ne
,iouera pas le jeu DIES pr~ovocateurs ct
de- faiseu1s de coup d'etat. r. q. Mari,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-14
A AWOman's Courage.

In the beginning Of an autumnal
gluutning, a qieeniy-looking girl
stood on q porch, half hidden BY
the branches Of two stately elmsi
Much anxiety was depicted On her
face, and she scented to be listen
ing to certain sounds that came
from busy city not far away
city whose white steeples she could
see over the tree tops.
M wonder If he will bow to them,
she muttered-"to them, the rab-
BILE. have encouraged him, and
he seemed to take strength from
my words. Courtley says my name
is mentioned In connection with
his, and that the rioters have theat'
ened Bridgely Park with the torch
Aha ! let them attempt the carry
ing out of their sombre threats
I am here, and, weak girl though
be, I will defend the birthplace o.
NV fathers to the last extremity"
"What Kate, will you bid de-
flance to Bridgeport mobp
The words were spoken so close
to her ear that Kate Bridgely turn
ed abruptly, and faced venerable
msn. whose stern look was tinctur
ed with surprise.
al do defy them, Uncle Jarvis
replied the girl in q firm voice
"Ny father dealt with and con
ouered q Bridgeport mob In hi
day" =,
.And lost his beautiful mills
the pride Of this growing State.
"And untimely, for ought ! know
he lost his life by the underhan'
work Of the defeated" she said
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81 have ever chung to such be-
lief, Kate replied Jarvis Bridgely.
"There we're a thousand and one
threats against your fathers life.
But, Kate, you must not initiate
his rashhess."
"Then what must do r.
Her tone was sharp and cutting,
and contempt lurked therein.
"You must concede their point
"Never! / bow not to mob
They may burn my mills and SOW
Bridgely Park in salt, but l will
bow to them-never -
"Kate, your rashness at1iazes
me-" said her uncle. "Think the
men are on the edge of winter !
majority have families and their
demands for All increase of wages
must regard in some measures
just"
"But their demands are exorbi-
tant. My men are willing to
acceed to my terms, but the baffled
instigator Of the disturbance lis
tened to no proposals until his
work is accomplished"
"To whom do you refer, Kate =
asked her uncle, appearing sur.
prised.
"To David Beadle."
skate, you judge Mr.. Beadle
wrongly" said Jarvis Bridgely
quickly, but not without start.
"tvould to heaven that I did, for
I have called him q fiend FOL
years p the girl replied with some
feeling.
"Why should he hate you Kate 2
Because" and she turned full
upon her relative, and looked him
squarely In the eye, "because
love Courtley Drayton."
Jarvis Bridgely started, but ut
tered no exclamation of surprise.
"Did David Beadle seek your
hand II he asked calmly.
ayes and I told him that an
other held 1t, with my heart in hi
keeping"
"what did he say Z"
~ saw q scowl gather on hi
face, and he blessed Courtley Dray'
ton. But it was the blessing tn,
tigress bestows on the robber o
her whelps. Ihave fathomed Davit
Beadle's mind"
"He is handsome"
"True."
"And rich"
"Wbat care / for additiona
wealth.
"He loves you, Kate"
"tet him prove it by Withdraw
ing his evil counsels from among
my men," she said firmly. "Uncl
-
"1fire ! fire /! fire ~
The cry came from the court o
Bridgely Park, and uncle AM
neice turned their faces toward tn
city, from the southern suburb Q
which lurid flame shot heaven
ward.
"t told you Of the ending" sal
Jarvis Bridgely in q triumphan
tone, turning to his neice. 9Th
mob Is at work. TIE torch ha
been applied to Courtly Dayton
factories yours will fall next,
you do not yield"
~ tell you once for all, uncl,
that will not yield to the mol
Beyond the concessions I ha,
already offered. / will not CO."
"Kate Bridgely, you inherit IL
a -
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Mother.


Mother, angel mother,
am dreaming now Of thee,
And of that fine and sanity facc
1 long so much to see.
But an never knew her love,
hever saw her face,
Norfelt her warm and loving kiss,
Nor felt her fond embrace.
No, no for death--oh, cruel thou
Ere I had learned to love her,
Stole from earth that gentle one
And robbed me of my mother.
But, mother, when at twilight,
Wheh the bird has sought its nest,
When the blossoms are oil slumbering
And the treezes are ut rest.
Where the golden sun has cast.
It's last bright lingering ray
Ger the western hill-tops,
And meadows far away.
When heavens deep blue is sptangled
With bright and glowing stats,
Which look like rays of glory
Stealing through the golden bars.
Then, mother, Angel mother.
In fancy seem to see
Thine eyes, so loving and 40 tender,
Gazing fondly down on me.
And often my sweet mother,
think see thee smile,
In love and pitying tendcrffes',
On thy wayward, erring child.
And think sometimes, oh, mother
And indced almost know,
That hear the angel accents
OF thy voice so stft and low.
And oh my angel mother,
When often I would stray,
That loved voice calls me back again
into the better way.
Oh, that tender, loving voice
Is 10 tpc a sacred charm,
Which leads me often out Of dspger.
And guards me from all harm.
Again at solemn midnight,
When oil is hushed and still,
When am locked in slumber.
Then thy spirit comes at will,
It comes to fre in dreams, mother,
With thy bright and rsdicnt face.
So full Of heavenly holiness,
So pure with heavenly grace.
While sleeping or while waking
Thou art ever, ever near;
Thou art my guardian angel,
My own, my mother dear.
N. G. d.
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Flint & Pere Marquette R. R.

Flint d Pere Marquette X. X.
The shortest, quickest. and most reliable route
to and from Detrtit, Tcledci Cle-elandi Cinein-
natl, Saginaw and Bay City
DOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Alpena daily, except Sunday, by Alpena
and Bay City line Of stages, at ESQ a. m.
Leave Bay City at lO:os p. m, TOO a. m., ll:oo
a. NJ, and zoo T. in.
East Saginaw lO:4O p. n, 7,e a. tn. ii:s3 am,
and 2'4n p III.
Flint, i2.iO a. IN, $50 a. m, l2:35 and $50 p.
Holly, 0ic0 and $40 u. m /, lao and 4:46 p. IN.
Arrive at DetrUit ut 725 and ll;2o q. IN, and
Geo p m.
Leave Plymouth, .:45 and ii:Os n. m, clio p. IN.
Wayne, sos and 1905 n. m, 800 p. m.,
Monroe, 9:z5 a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Toledo, 1880 n. IN. and 500 p. IN.
Midland, l0:l7 q. m, and 5:33 p. m.
Fafwell, o.3b 4. m, and 500 p. m.
Reed City, 700 q. M, and 2:l0 p. m.
GOING NORTH.
Toledo, 1918 q. m. and 500 p. m.
Monroe, ll0 p. IN. and 9l0 p. N.
WAYNE, 2:l5 y. M, 500 p. nj. and 1910 p. m.
Detroit s:45 a. M $40 and 1880 p. m.
Holly, lO:45 a. m, 3:55 p. H., 7:iS p m and ila
Flint, li;2S a. m, 4:25 and s27 p. m, and ass a.
East Saginaw, l2:45, $50 and o:5s p m. and
Bay City, i:7o, 900 and io:25 p. m. and r;2s a.
m.
Midland, 6;2s ?. m, and s:33 a. m.
Farwell, sos r. m, and i0:Ss a. IN.
Reed City, arrive 1915 and $40 p. m.
FLINT RIVERS DIVISION.
Leave Flint 5:25 p IN. Leave Otter Lake T:3oaar m.
otisville. 6:l2 p. m. otisyille, 7;i2 IN.
0'''' i''- - "''' 4. i. FLETCHER,
General Ticket Agent, Alpena. Mich.
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Cooper shop.

n,.l.r ir Line. Water Lime, Plaster tfsris, ana
Halt Ready Yade Mortar f0i sse az vi t.s utnus
Contracts taken fer AL Kinds I Mas0n " orh'
main or ornamental. Material H. rhisheu II re-
auirsi OHiee on Second street. oo
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vance.
17- Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
AN ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.

The Athletic Tournament which will con-
tnue through tie remaining evenings OF this week. was
opened last evening AT Glmores Concert Garden Some
four thousand persons were present The Garden Las
cen oorcd and adapted for Winter entertainments
The tournament is organized as follows EIperts in
fencing boxing wrestling, dumb-ben lifting and bicycle
riding are announced as " Champions Of the House"
Prizes Of from $500 $50 offered 70 competitors who
ay surpass the champions in tho contests, under Ger
tain rules and limitations Fencing the first contest
on the programme Tho Champion Regis Lennc gained
u points 10 for his opponent. In the lightweight
boxing Michael Coburn. the champion, secured victory
over Henry sedlons Feat OF strength were performed
by Mr. Pennel-who put mp $50 pounds with one hand
Prof Miller Emile Regnier-who held 200 pounds with
one hand above his head and by j. Messenger, who
handled cannon balls. The champion Ye0cpede rider,
Dir. Mcclellan, the hyemile race, after sharp
contest with A. P. Meninser, in 20 minutes and
10 seconds VI. Lalin went through Indian club eXer-
cises and Joseph COburn. heavyweight boxer
truuphed over Prof Wm. Clark. the crowd kissing at
the decision of the Judges The most exciting and note
worthy contest was the wresers Christo. The
champion and Prof Theodore Bauer. After struggle
which lasted 80 minutes and excited frequent applause
from the spectators IL declared draw, neither one
having had both shoulders forced to the hoor
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
American Genius-rIoody and sank ey.

The great reyyast Me-srs Moody aud SAnkey who cleo
tre staid old England with their elOqlence and enthusiasm
ar. fair samples genius. sprngng from among
people, their sympates aye u the wants Of
1 chO pe0D, be rein lies the secret OF their great
seek 10 be popular must study ami DE familiar
win the of ana loyal thereto. To this
fact may grand success liz business wei ~ III
RELIGIOUS udoIia1ngs which many Americans have achieved.
Strikngy illustrative O these suggestions u tat e1 ,ta
lishmrrt located al Buffalo y. y the World
Distensary appropriate indeed, Tor that gat
within whose ais are Manufactured remedies
which In demand every qusfer oi Tie globe and al
the personal direction Of Dr Pierce constantly aGnseT
ing 10 the needs thousands of sufferers everywhere and
has well known at there scafcty hamlet In
the land IN which s name is not iana Is proprietor y
them and to them tenders h eminent professional
services His advertisements ile earnest e1hYfos Ike
pA.eed Of enterprise Well by the efficacy
svwpathZes with them 3l Their AicuOas crOIls ana al
tanI Hence, Or. PerCes Golden Medical Discovery
and also a. a cough remed than any other remedial agent IN
the world Favorite Prescription he does recommend
hunbnr nosruns but fOr weakness peculiar
proved itself 50 much OF SPECIFIC tlat u now
Pleasant Prustve Peles larger than
seed have proved and reliable cathartic that
bTet-e 20 much I'M use while his Compound Extract II
smart Weed a avorite remedy for Cole cramps Summer
and also a. a inimenL Of Dr. Clarfh Remecy, and
Dr Pierce DOuche, little need be SAID, they
"c0d IN the head ever gwen 70 Tue puD -Au oescs ls
large Dr. Pierce seems likely 10 achieve as
great renown as an author As ne mas a. Py o s
Mon -ENeE MEDICAL ADVISER DOnh OI dOVlt fVo pises
sells the unparalleled low price OF - o. has al
ready sold the extent Of exlausting Two edtlcns
amounting % forty th0usand copies Tue secret uI Di iee
success well that OF the great reyvas ana scores oi
step obscuty to anence and disnc on consists IN
ration, sympathy c-luOf ana
honesty No who hopes 10 titan either wealth o astc
deal unfairly With the world on De n1ntret
70 The wants and best interests OF humanity.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
MERCHANTS ROBBED BY THEIR EMPLOYEES


Henry H. Stutbury, importer Of silk handker-
chiefs and fine napkins OF No 49, Broadway has missed
considerable quantities OF valuable goods for some time
past He has q salesman IN his employ named Charles
Heald who has worked for him FOR four years. MT
stutbury that this young man had always borne
an excellent reputation and reported to he Jealous
member Of the Young Mems Christian Association since
his reported losses Nj 5tutbury has watched all his EN-
ployes carefully Last evening be noticed that Head
seemed 10 have suddenly grown very corpulenr. He
called in Officer Lake. and Head taken to the Null
berry-st Police station. There he was searched and
large ouantity OF silk handkerchiefs and fine napkins
were found wound round about his body. Piece after
piece found by the ccer until goods ya!ued at over
$500 were recovered Ecad locked up and il to be
taken 70 court to-day.
Bates & Co OF Nos. is9 i91, and 493 Broom-st re-
ported 10 Superintendent Wang that they missing
considerable quantities Of valuable goods from their
store the property taken consisting mainly OF silks
satns and velves. They suspected that porter en-
played by them the thrf superintendent aiIlng
detailed Defective John Dunn 70 investigate the case
Yesterday arrested Charles I. slege the suspected
porter and recovered property valued al r11 90 when
WAS identified by the nrm as a portion or the missing
goods. siege taken 10 the 1Ombs Police Court ana
committed by Justice Morgan in default OF $1,000 ball
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
SOME rFEs THAT NEED A Lesson

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. - Indian Agent
Alexander q. Irvine tclegraphs to Commissioner
smith that In an alteration which recently oc-
ourred Oh the Cimsrron Agency, New-heKico' he
was wounded in the hand by an Indian; that
the latter attempting 10 escape was shot by the
guard and that hostilities might be- looked Tor any mo-
mept He adds that his wound viii prevent his taking
an active p~t IN the affair and recommends that the
military authorities be placed in control IN reply the
Commissioner teegrap- ~ follows:
Put the military authorities in fun control and giys
them hearty cooperation in bringing the Indians inIo
suijccton"
Tne Indians referred to are band Of 30 or so geie
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
THE AFERY TRf4L.

MEGRUE's TESTIMONY AGAINST THE Ex-cHrRF CLERK.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 2i.-The ease OF Vim. ..
Avery was continued to-day Megrue was again put on
the stand and repeated most of his testimony In the
Mcdonald trial concerning Avery. He said he never pad
that gentleman any money and had no positive kno"i
edge his being paid but the money received from
dislers here divided into packages and one was
marked Avery and TO Joyce at first 800 per
week and afterward $500. Witness saw Avery here
once in 1872 but had no conversation with him. VII
ness and talked with Avery in Washington about
crooked whlskey in the Fall OF 1872. Al
that time BTaSher about ready 10 VlslI
81. Louis TO work up the frauds, and heard that
Avery was hghting him Witness Avery at Brashers
request told him he foolish 10 oppose Brasher
a. Avery had received his share of the profit O inc
crooked business well the witness ana they Nes
to fght Brasher the whole thing would he discovered
said he not fighting Brasher: seemed that
prominent parties In Washington were BACKING Brhsher
in working up frauds in St Louis. while Mcdonald ana
Joyce were trying keep him out Of their district ana
Avery took sides with the latter; Joyce told witness
he received letters from Avery notifying hm when lhe
agents coming here, and showed him several but
witness was familiar enough with Ayery's hand
tied Avery his house Washington, In 1874 to aseer
tain whether he still giving Information To
the Ring here; he did not order me Out
Of his house did shake my fist az him and tell him
! would with him parted IN very trlendIy
manner shaking hands cordially This Is the substance
OF all the testimony given by Megrue directly bearing
upon Avery
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

AsroR-on wednesday Gath inst at his residence in this
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited TO attend
Nov ~ at 10 O'Clock without further notice.
BAREMORE-At Elizabeth =. j. Nov. q, Of hphtheiis'
I.abe ea II. Woodruff, wife Of George D. Barenlore .,
the funeral Friday. the 26th inst al l. o'clock tom
tie residence Of Ms James Baremore lO0 East Jersey ST.
Elizabeth, Nj. Interment al Greenwood Cemetery.
BARD-The remains John Eard viii be Inferred in the
i Semsry y o. irsy m th inst. x oeloeE Trains leave
central Depot fOr Bayown at and IL ociock n
E;3s Brooks assd 81 So years aa '''i"9
TN and r-nds of the family sud Of his soninlaw
HENRY Miller respectfully invited attend The funeral
FRIDAY afternoon 26th inst az ococS a. M
late residence l4 Eas seyrntiehst Tie remains wiz be
Wo9alaan on saturday morning 0 special car on
1880 train, Harlem r. r. Grand Central Depot
DICK-ON-On The 2ith inst, OF dphtheritc Group Ritie
only child Of Edward O aud Mary L. DicAson' aged years
H@ieyes and mi nds are invited 70 the funeral
tiiday afternoon at O'clock irom NO % Aonuceo-a'e
FERRY-At Norwalk Conn sunday Sov. 81 orrs sanford
Perry IN the - year OF 4is @ lsT ,r.,.,. fqrrcb Nor
walk o. ETaa s --J t65 o.; a. 10 p M M. ex1I.. rom fofy
TIELD-In Brookyn Third day 23d inst, Richard Field
MS afyes and friends are invited TO funeral
q Fre9a1 Meeting M hSas, 6 on M OA fii
afternoon. -s h Frncho, in the 6Jth year Of his age
Funeral Friday morning.
HUDsoN-On Monday. 22i INST, Victor Z. Hudson, IN the
His frsns aud lose % his brother John H. invited
tend the nom his late residence 2 sullivan ~ on
.eph corner OF sxthsye ana West Washington place,
solemn requiem mass VIII be said, thence TO calvary
Cemetery.
SALLoRY-on Monday. Nov. 22 Kate NJ, wife Of John c.
Funeral service. from the residence
Place No. 3o7 GTandaye, Br1OAyn On FRIDAY morning a.
II o'clock.
NE-EROLE-Os wednes,isy morning Nov r. ofdphtAeria a
Frederick Only child OF y ". ana Kate e MesefOe aged :
years and months a.. ,
Re- friends invited TO attend the funeral
nom residence O his grandfather Grrnet b Adan At
New Druaswiek NJ On Friday Afternoon Nov 70 a. hall
past o'clock.
MILLER-At BROOKLYN Nov % Group Charles Hunting
don son OF VIM b. W and Grace W. Ailet aged years
and months. 50, ... .
Friday. AT p m.
RoE-At residence New Windsor SATURDAY NOV 20
William James Roe formerly OF the hrn OF -tuIgr HOE *
Co in tins city, the Goth wear OF ms age.
sHEPHERD-At saratoga springs y. " sunday evening,
Nov ~ Mary White widow of The Late Daniel Shepherd
OF New York.
Funeral services from Bethesda Church saratoga, on
"Wednesday, Nov "A. al 7.
SMTTH-In Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon. Nov 3, Lavnia
widow o the rhOma. b. -mth. aged 70 years
late residence No la Lafay
BROOKLYN. az O'clock FRIDAY Afternoon RELATIVES
and friends OF the family invited 10 attend
spATDTNG-At Washins ston d. C., sunday Nov 81, 1878,
Henry -paldng OF tins CITY,
Tiursfay 1890 nom the re-.dence
of Mr. W 4 Wariwel. IUT East seventy s-eund AZ
Frps ana relative. invited 10 attend Noet further
notice.