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, 1875-01-21

Il An agricultural piper says
thas |sim4 Nord2 Will se,if. a
co* II kiceing,bu many tre-
fertiMsia Neth6diofsu.auhng
the crittera witilzn fence rail
until her keart ~ broken. ri
isaAikfE,ayasM sbasaxg
A lOstOn man was cnrSing
. In editor the other day when
he fell dead. = Several similar similar
| ipstancesyhave, been lately re-
| ported. Men. should be careful
/ in Speaking ofanything sacred.
/ A hostler, upon going to
confession. was asked by the
priest f. he eIersgfeaask kthe
ihorxs teeth that 4Rev might
not eat 80 many cats He
replied sNo.n Next time he
came he confessed he had
On the Eriest expressing sur
prise, he said."I did not know
il could BE- dore, holy father,
until You told me- - 5r
s'-i7 1asS I'D aiii,s = sas; ,t@z 0zft
Bonner, If the New York
Ledger, 5 is responsible Tor
much Of the prevailing dis
tress. For y ,ars young peo-
pie have been reading his de-
lusive romsnces and his ad-
vice to marry young, and now
there are thousands of people
wirh large families on their
hands and nothing to eat but
New York Iedgerx r1e1&
The authorities of Morgan
Eutali, ,have broken
up an attempt of Scandinav-
i'm citizens Of the county to
establish a public school.
The matter has been appealed
to the I 'Ourts. e ''..sa g a'
ls See what q little thing this
was to get mad about. A
in Springfield con-
cluded 10 have a bath the
nther evening, and in the
dark got hold Of a. chunk Of
stove-bhcking by mistake. for
soap. And he was awful mad
when he came down stains.
Such men need polishing.
A female help in Chicago.
with admirable c.,udor told i
lady that she was looking for
place where there was an
8 old couple With property but
without childnsn, who would
lo'k upon .pay thsir daugh-
ter"
Robert sBonner has just
purchased eKentucky three
year old fily named Lady
Stout, for $25,OO0.
When a roor Young hdy
1em> handkercilieE for Il rich
''.c'lel9r, she is evidently
sewing that she my reap.
Eli hit hour mec',anics OBJ
ect 10 eight hour wives.
l'h' y still hold to the old
'elief th,t wv,nan's work is
lever done. II ''-'-''s s
, 1875-01-21

a & . : y II u 3
An AcrnEss AT The BAPrIsM.L EnNr
Yesterday morning m Interesting cer.
emony took pIare in conuec;i IN With tn.
morning s-f vices at It AP-isr'x- E,iSc"-
pal Church. The rector. Rev. D
Spanliing officintrd aud opened tn.
wires in the nsnal way. when. in
nccordnnce with rrrvinnSe arrange
m-nt. Miss Katie Baker. III. n,,~r
of the opera honse company. pres
srnfed herself hefnrA the b,p:islnai tnnt
indicauny her d-srr- for the nd.,ini~tra-
'i"n Of the rite Of bap.i-m.- She was nc
co'npmni.-l Shy Mr. EpvinI * rice spd
Mss Miles. ais. u III. n,'era. house co,n
vmny. who acted as witnesses in acc.r
dance with the ritual Of the chnr b
The regular ba, tismal service vas then
gone through by the re tor. and Mis-
Baker was baptisrd by sprinkl.ng. ps
rh- cnsso,u a. NE church j.! iAffer re!
prayer which foil loved. Mis-. Baker. with
her attendant fri-n'is. took s-at in the
snti-nce aud renain+d for the sermon.
There were a number Of Miss Baksr's
friei rs present. including her opera
h"nSe associates. and the nccasiop VA
me of unusual Interest. - Paisburg ga
se:te. vu -e ~ EtrtY77gJ g. E
, 1875-01-21
THE CREAT BlO0D PURIFIER.

Every dr"p Of the SARSAPAlsILLIANr RE
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood
Sweat. Urine. and other fluids and juices OF the
system the vie0r ot life, for it repairs the wastes
Of the b,dy with new sild round .l.aferixl Scruf.
ula, syphilis. Consumption. Gl.ndular lisease.
Ulcers IN he Throat. Mouth, Tuniors. Nodes in
the Glands and 9th. parts of the system. S1rs
Ewes. Strumous Discharges from 'he Ears, and
tha worst forms Of Skin diseases, Eruptions,
Fever Sores Said dead Ring Worm. Salt
kheum. Erysipelss, Acne, Black Spots. Worms
l.. the flesh. Tumors. Cancers in tn. Womb. and
all weakening und painful disc charges. Night
Sweats,- iAss Vt Sper.M uAd-Sli wx>t4-s vf life.
princip1e. art Within the curative range Of this
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and few days
will prove tc lLy pt rsol u-i,ig it T. either
Of th-~.. forms OF disease its pUteIit power to
CURE them.
II the patient. daily becomes reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that il continually
progressing. succeeds in arresting these WASTES,
and r pairs the safns. with new mat.fill maaie
from hcalty bltpod-aMi this the SAlSSAPARIl-
LIAM will amt d0tss ~ ure.,- g, ss.sId e,vr
Not only does tiie Ssr-aparillisn Re<o!vent
excel all kn0wn remedial agents in the curr OF
Chronic, fScr,fuluus. Constitutional, and Skin
disease: but 1t il the only positive cure for
, 1875-01-21

was sent after the man and arrived Hiif
him fr"m Pnrtl4nds yesfer-ss pMpiua
RfYsfe leaving for,laad. l an nn.nc::esx
fsi nsrivk II s~sSsmass ssn'6~ve the pris.
kun~ n,saeGEhk kshss6 cos.&aT Ma
"yres'ssi hv Nhssia osai0n the man sale
he wsss ~ The shSv3rr. When he Sass-d
inia the cnsssdro Detective Coff-y ths
\ paisener r-iss.a-ds ,ir~fwMrsk$es and
! fprsher stated wtSsgai 1p~isiah ne had
!, made "f the honey Soon ~f-r tb.
Officer arrived with the prisoner. MIR
Smiley, Prtsslentscf zehe 3. ..s&s -
| -. ~ sossaesfilSs - f's"s1k ~
be maize the discovery that the prisoner
war not Blake hut man who looks W
much like ktslsbe miehl pass r. etvfh
askahess NJ pri~6. IhSu o. IN
|ea-nb Mt :he matter stated his name
~ ES. Zones and,Sn u. ttes~as-.' t..
he Blake IN ord. to get free pnssage
u thit fity.s sThe tnsaUyi,iss xin have
to turn the prisoner out. ---
The schoapesy 0sceols. -CepAs .Sssack
never. csrr in 6n The =, h h.k sderine
aissfrng ndtrh wes, wind: droppad an
chor and dragged brf ne she conId make
sssl She ys',nck a rock and stove II
hole inh+r Her. crew tried ~. kee,.
her nfloat by hsisng tie IA; =. sbat the
Capt. gave il mp. and concluded to
beach her il she was afi'at next morn
ing On The morning Of The nthshe
lay on her beameend. She win bs . to
tai loss.
yIcrotIA. Jan l3--J. =. Drammoud
was yest@r'la, elected mayor Of this
cirv. by mairi'y Of six,y-sev~n over
Chas Morton. 7 Mi Chinese voted.
The weather for one week past has
been the coidest ever experienced bore
The shermomeses earl. this nnrniny
denoted 80 Dc ree~ besow $fteezing
point. Sleiehing is excellent.
The argument in the Illlooet election
csse waa leassi yesterd.y before Judr .
Crease. wto denied the petition m
account OF the expiration Of time. No
notice Of appeal. |
, 1875-01-21
kIuweY & BLADDER COMPLAINTS

~uON1I q 0&NO06O OO"Dl AMI .
Urinary. and Womb diseases. Gravel, Dinbetes,
l,ropsy. StpOage Of v ter. Incon,ln-nce Of
Urine. Bright's Disease, Albuminuria. and in all
csses where there are brick-,lust deposits or
the water IL thick cloudy, mixed with substaIi-
".S like the whit. of an eeK. ~ threads like
.htt silk. or there IL morbid, dark bilious ap-
saranc., mud whit bone dust deposits. and
when there is pricki"g burning sensxtion
when passing water, and puiu in :he Small Of
the K,sck and aiong the L0ins. Pric. 81 o.
W. sas.s. The only kpown and sure ltcms<iy
ior Wu'Ms-Pin. Tape etc
1mm0,. W'S2 1~0r<' Tyowfk Cured by
NifH Railways Rss0 vent.
a- ltsvERif, Mass July IA, 1859
On. RADwaY:-I have had Ovarian Tuner in
the ovnries siId bow.ls. AL the Doctors s~id
- th,le war III help TOR it :" sri,d sverv thing
that WIS recommended, but n,hhing helped me.
saw y ur Res avrnt, and tis,'nyht wUult try
it: but had faith in H., besaus~ hat suffered
for twelve ytars toUk SIX bs,tti # the Re
solve II. and one box Of Railways Pills. and twu
butti, Hof your Pcaily Relief: and ihrre IL nut
sign of iuh or tp he ell or feit and feel bet
ter smarter. Il happier than have for tw. lvv
years. The worst tuii0r WIZ i'll the left side II
the bowels ever h. gruin write this 10 you
tn. l+If,ft OF 9th, III. You can publ .sh it il
ycu cheese. HAAFAH P. kNAFP.s
, 1875-01-21

HEALTH BEAUTY!
strong and Pure Rich BlOOd- Incres . Of Flesh
sns Weight ClsAr Skin and B.sutiiui Conn.,
plexion secured tn ali. lI4si e7fre 50 --sl
, 1875-01-21

~ a vexnons ghost has called one
Dr.. Rearl. Of that State. an asa. and
the doctor is in the deepest kind #
trouble. II is impossible to bring \ Ii :
bel snit against tlie spirit. hrcanse snch
snit wonl int lie. however much sh.-
spirit nnry have done No. and the SLAM
dered man has no recourse bnt to whip
the medium. for what the mediu m
CLAIMS il not his own statement. 1t
must be a rather nice thing TO be y sI,i :
il, when Won can thus aims. people with
ont any f-nr Of consequences wha,
a acomfort, for instance. to give a square
opinion Of ,onr mother in law to the.
o d iahy'S facei What n mice thing
wonId BE- for a newspaper. too. to be
immateriaized ont Of the way Of all
sniis for damages. Thus. for Instance.
if the RepuLl,can were a sl,iri, ournal it
vonid givs nnhe~isasihgly the opinion
tha, the D.. Beard above alluded :" in.
~ the spirit described him. an ass. else
he vpul never have b-.n s~e1fiM
About the matter. ST. Losis RepxLlicdn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

HAMILTON HOUSE, STANFORD, CONN OPENS
- June situated on hish ground. overlooking the
Town and sound piaxzas front aud hOort
wNef and gan throughout plans AZ lf3 Broadw room
: address j. X IOhrkIkE. stamiord. Goa@~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

1914 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET NEAR IRVING
- 4 plare-Nicey furnished Rooms, large ami smal
with closets; also table board furnished terms mod
crate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

1EASHORE HOTEL or BOARDING HOUSE, ON
- hour from railroad advancing the repairs
the most desirable place N THIS country
Address BATHING BEACH. Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

IIEATH HOUSE,
IL sCH0OLEY MOUNTAIN SPRINGS ~ j.
CELEBKATED CHALYBBATk WATER. rUEE
MOUNTAIN AIR
Only three hours froEi New York and Philadelphia,
J. WARREh COLEMAN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

COUNTRY BoARD-l00 MILES UP THE HUDSON;
" 500 feet back and 400 feet above the river beautiful
situa ton; new house and furniture large airy rooms
with magnificent views OF the river and Catskills;
terms modera'e boarders limited to six Principals
may be seen till Tuesday afternoon ct 2lA Henry street.
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT
VI the residence OF Christopher Rosie. West Sanger.
ties Ulster county, ~ Y. good airy rooms terms 81
per week. very pleasantly situated hall mile below the
CaBkii Mounains at the foot Of the Plattesk Glove,
about half wav between tho Catskil and Overlook
Mountains HouseA For references address y r. SNIP
SON. 10 Maiden lane, or 9. A GARTHWArB, La Bow
cry New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

AT BLOOMFIELD, \. j. one HoCR FROM CITY
"A by Morris and Essex and Midland Railroad
Howeis large connecting houses having been entirely
reftted, open Tor summer boardersi location
unsurpassed facing auuful park, shaded by stately
elms, water and gas; accommoda Tor horses very
convenient for gentlemen being only i've minutes
HOWELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

IOUNTRY BOARD AND FOUR LARGE ROOMS
~ wanted--For three adults, use OF stable one hour
city, Iluuson New Haven or Harlem Roads; in
hool or farm house; notice taken unless particulars
and price stated Address ARNOLD, box l42 Herald
Uptown Branch office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

~ Sound, mile from Msmaroneck, 81 minutes
from by New Haven Railroad house within 100 feet
OF the water boating bathing fishing; extensive shady
grounds d6 good table plenty OF milk pleasant
airy rooms chills; views and drives unsurpassed
stab.ing; terms moderate. Inquire ior the jackson
place or address r., box l6T New York Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
BOARD AND LoDGISG WAITED.

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS BOARD IN A PRrvATl
n wldewers family: terms - per week; refereAc
givsn- Adirev .. A.. box 10 Herald Uptown Branc
once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

COUNTRY BoARD-AT TIRE SOUTH ORANGE
~ Mountain House, hour from city, Morris and
Essex Railroad Ave minutes from depot house thor.
Ouchly newly furnished; pure mountain
air picturesque drives all the Injuries OF country life
tine stsbling terms moderate. Apply to or address
PROPRIETOR, south Orange, N, j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

HIrY AND coUNTRy.-ELEaANTLY FURNISHED
y Rooms with Board, 2 gentle men and wives or
Park summer pricsa 10 East Seventy NTH street. near
Madison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

TWO OR THREE FAMILIES CAN BE AeCoMMO-
L dated with Board tor the summer on Long lslane,
half milo from sound. Inquire OF ADDISON COLES,
Rsade street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

WANTED-GooD BOARD FOR THE SUMNER, BY
w gentleman and wife place must be accessible ~
steamboat and not more than hour and half dis
tant. Address AMERICAN box l79 Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

GUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS AT A FARM HOUSE
- In Orange county, near Go slen.-lRrge connecting
Rooms suited for good sized family Inquire at store l0i
Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

ATBAYONNE ~ 1.-THE WHOLE OR PART OF
"A second door alcoye room, with Board IN private
family; boatiag bathing and 6shng, 80 minutes from
CITY; terns moderate For full particulars address
HAYWARD, AZ Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

(iOUNTRY BOARD WITHIN ONE HOUR or FULTON
~ ferry; rooms large the largest, 25x25 the small
est l0xl4 good sabling. Address W. g., box 81 Brook
Ign Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
with first class Board near Madison square; board
for LADY ONLY; terms moderate Address MADISON
SQUARE Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

yNANTED-CoUNTRY BOARD WITHIN TWENTY
w miles OF the city, for two persons, gentleman and
mother. Address, stating terms and particulars b.,
box l69 Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

TIRsT CLASS SUMNER BOARD AT SHREWSBURY
IL River, near Long Branch also furnished Cottages
with Board servants Ac private tables ct the cot
all fronting tho salt water fine bathing, boating he;
terms $40 to 9H per week. Address e. BARROW, Gee.
anc. N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OCCUPYING A DEsIR
VI able handsome french fiat would take gentle mAu
ana wife Board lady only fight of stairs table
and attendance hrSt claA Address l.. r. A., box IN
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

VvASTED-FoR FOUR ADULTS AND TWO GILL
w dren, three RoomA with Board. from Washington
square twenty third street, price exceed $50
month, references sxchangsd- address C0iMAN n
West Tweath street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

UHlTgsIoNR HOUSE wBTTEsTONR, l. L.
w Newly furnished throughout Il now open for the
reception VI guests, transient Board 50 per day.
n D 1UCHKR
"a o0DsgrRG PAVILION, wOoDsBuRo, kon0
W Island. This magnificent hotel IL now oDent
BE- reachea IN one hour BY Southern Railroad Long
Island Railroad l4o. fare each way terms - 20 pei
Gay tl5 " SIS per week
FOr other Boarding Advertisements g.
Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
BHOOKLYN BOARD.

GENTLEMAN DESIRES A PLEASANT ROOM
n bath attached and good substs iaI Boa I'd
south BROOKLYN; French iamily preferred Price about
81 week Please address with full particulars,
PLEASANT LODGING. box III Herald Office
DROOKLTN EKAR CITY HALL-A LARGE ROOM,
ID nicely furnished with without Board within Is
minutes walk Of The principal ferries; private family.
Apply a. 81 Jay street near Fulton avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

(1IrY AND COUNTRY, NEAR CENTRAL PARK. "A
~ small privas family will let very reasonably with
first class Board enure Floor furnished together or
separately Brown residence, li8 East Seventy
eighth street elegant neighborhcOd, near Madison ave-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

A THE RIVERSIDE HOUSE,
n. Q52d street., Carman5villo, on the Hudson hav-
ing changed hands is open for guests the finest
and most convenient house the city, IS minutes
from Liberty street, two minutes from depot boat
landing; fronts the water. with elegant view hot
and cold every floor; liberal term. for the
son Hudson River Railroad hour from hirtie tn
street. Sunday trsinA g. L. PIERCE. Proprietor. v.
q. WILLIAMS, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

WI ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN WIFE, -FOUR CHIls
w lone 10 six years old and nurse, good Board
on firm must be pleasantly situated and healthy
che depot vicinity OF Ocean Grove Sea elm pre-
ferred Address with Accommodations, flu particular =
and price, which must be moderate, PERMANENT
box 1888 Herald Office
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-14

DEBN1EREs NouvELLEs.-n Y a eu
conflit de Russes ct de Prussiens a la
frontiere.-Le Sultan q cnvoye 10000
lures dams pHerzegovine.-Hans Oh.
Anderson,le lie p0Gte danois,a etc po1npeu-
scment enterrG. LIE roi assistait aux f,1-
nerailles.
A Memphis,le lille fleuve await at
teint le point atteint par Ia crue du
printemps. IL cOntinuait a mOnter ct il
inquieter. Les plantations d Corks Point,
du cote dc pArkansas, sont inondees,
aussi celles a Jersey Point, Chicora, ! Chi
cotCity, Arkansas City, Gaines Landing,
Point Comfort ct Luna.-La Riviere
Rouge, d Ia meme date, await monte de
10 pouces.-L'ex- gOuverneur Graham,
de Ia Caroline du Nord, est mort d Sa-
ratoga.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-14

Avoir erefgiquement affirm6 rUnion
rationale, defendu les int6rets des ira
vailleurs pauvrcs, voulu 10 reconstruc-
tion clemente, brave les passions d,
Nord CONNIE du Sud, et6 dame fernet6
rigide, DUN patriotisme incessant, dune
probite antique, dune vcrtu rare ct que
les hommes du jour ne. possedent plus,
n'est-ce rien, ct les hommes dc cctte
trempe sont.ils communs au temps dc
Butler ct de Grant,
johnson est mort 4 G. ans. Green.
vile q ses restes. Et &C furent dc bellies
ti,neraillcs que les funerailles faites par
TN peuple libre,sur une terre librc, a IN
hOmme libre.
johnson ctait franc-macon.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-14

Nous disions Iautre JOUR quo St.
Jacques foisonnait de VoleurS, de malan-
drins ct de coquins; que les honnttes
gems ne dormaient que dun @il ct d'u.
ne oreille, ct que Ia justice, insoi,ciante,
de pure fOrme ct souvent nominale dams
ces dix delnieres annees, await produit
dams les mGurs lin relachement incrpy.
able. Car on tue;ch ttle;oh pile, ct ION
Sc pronlene sorlvent la came a Ia main
ct lie front haut. Ainsi meurent les re-
publiques, par lie vice, la debauche ct Ia
corruption. Et quand la corruption ne
tonne plus personne, la fin est prochc.
Ellie Test, ,malgre nos lois s,l-
perbes, ,notre Constitution magnitique ct
notre ma aiestueux orgueil dAm6ricains.
Amen tant que vous voudrez; mails
les honn6tcs gems nc sont guere a leur
aise. Interrogez plut6t NJ. Alcee Bour-
geois, ct delliandez-lui sill etait q son
aise, la semaine derniere. quand deux
noirs coqrins, ront arrete sur 10 chemin,
Decentralization du millionaire u. F.
Kenner,et lni ont impolimelt demande
la bourse on la ric. ~ssSS
II etait trois heures d,i inatin, c'est
vrai, ct les dcux noirs coquins 6taient
armes ct resolus; mais Id chose est dure
NJ. a. Bourgeois q donn6 sa bourse
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-14
local..

-Bons ct braves contlibuables dc la
paroisse, I'M juge,aent a etc pris contre
cette paroisse, necessitant, parait.il, une
take speciale dc six mills 4 la piastre.
Au reste, ,lisez ci.contfe PAris des AS.
sesscurs 1lu Collecte,r.
Qnelle tuite! Et quand celia finira-t-il
done?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-14
elsa ai6dictioh, ne pouvantf fAirs nnieux,
ct les deux bandits 1ont hht8 conm6
vous ct moi. We. IA Ia
Jdges, ,votis ayez desdevoirsA ArsmpliE

-Certes, NON, nous p'6levons PCS Ii
v0ix contre les foirek. Et pour4uoi tdon6
clever la voix contre les f1ffesi En dom
ne qti vent,en prend qui veut, men prend
pas qui ne veut pas. C0mme fe Suisse
de Geneve, nous disons 4 cenx dn cose-
pellc istrare, braves gems qqi voudraient
"Je sufs libre, j'irai cd je voudrai.S
Nous sommes, Dieu mercf, an pays de
Ia libert6 ,des cultes ct de Ia libert6 de
conscience. Respect fgal tons, quand
tous scnt dams le vrai, dams Ia inhesure et
dams p0rdre. Mais qnant 4 ne pas SOU
rire quelquefOis dams Cd barbe, lorsque
Ia chds9 y prete vUltYltiers, null ne sen
peut defendr,i pas Iheme IL saSnt. Mali
&c nest pas inechAncet4. Est-ce notro
faute sfl est des, ministries ill6tr6s, des
pasteurs impossib b1es,tles Gveqt1es m6tho-
slistes OH autres dtai lie savent pas lire.
DIES ,6vangelisate{irs qui prennent les
pou1es al itfsbuchHt Ct 1eA irnbeciies Z
laglui
texte de pevangile, aucun trait4 de the
ologie, aucun article de Ia Constitution.
Et 81 lie cure du Lac Charles; pAroisse
Calcassiei,, pays des gfraindes prairies ct
des grands b9ufs, terlnine sa foire, son
concert ct sa COLLATION. du ~ ct du Is
aoht par Yascension dun Dallon, nous
t,'avons rien dire. Faire des vnux
pour le success du bafion ct Pagrement
des areonautes est notre deyoir de chre.
tien. t~l
Nest-claea pas i'opinion de rEeAoan las
Charlese
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-14

-Avant decontinuieeir nos observations
sur pUsine Ce'urale, si necetsaire q Fin:
dustrie sucriere en- Louisiana, ,parlons ull
l'eu de la nouvelle Compagnie aui Went
de s'organiser q la Nouvelle- Orleans,
sous 1e nom de First Central Diffusion
Sagds Mahutactarsxg Company, ct quf
permet au planteur sle So d6gager avan:
tageusement des soucis, des, tracas ct
des servitudes du double enploi de cul-
tivateur fabricant.
Car, par calculs exactement fats ct
positifs, CONNIE nous lie prouvefons sub.
sequemment, Ia vente dc Ia. tonne de
cannes donnent e5, ie Iendement de l'a-
ere etant dune moyenne de 20 tonhts,
Pacre doit rapporter au cxltiratexv uno
moyenne de 800. Ce qui demontre quo
le planteur nest plus interesse d roulev,
q fabrlluer lui-meme, mails bien quill est
directement interesse vendre d pUsinS
Ccntrale. En- r0ulant lui-meme, 6tant
connus les incOnvenicnts llu double ira
vail de culture ct de fabrication ct lin:
substance uryl{nnfre dies machines anti.
OUTS ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. qui SC
traduit souvent par un accident an mi
lieu de Ia roulaison-peut-il obtenir un
resultat aussi clair ct un benefice aussi
net! LIE planteur repondra.
Mais fiot,s pohvons dire que 81 MN,
Mccall ct Kenaer, de rAsccnsion, trou-
vent de la perte a acheter la tonne a S5
ct men otfient plus que $3.50, ,c'est gu'ils
n'einploient pas, Gimme la nouvelle Com
pagnie,l lie systetse dc diffusion dc Julius
Robert, ct que ce systeme vous permet
dobtenir, CONNIE fabrication, 40 pour 100
net de plus que le moulin ol,linaire.
Done, en- vertu dn syst6me de diffusion,
la notivelle Co,npagnie peut payer al
|p'anteu,, pour ses cannes, TOUT ce qu'n
peut en- obtenir en- .JaOriquant lui.n,snae le
s"cre dams sa propre swcrcrte, trnroillant
arec uae ..ouli,, d ral'cur ct des chaud;1res
d teu direct.
lie mot tout est-il bien le mot! lllicur
conviendrait pcut-ttre.
Plantettrs: :stcifefs, f1fGchissez done
sur ce s.jet. T
QUAINT aux cultivateurs orlinaires;
gems sans moulin ct sans sucrerie, OH
gems qui songeraient i s'irnposer les de-
penses ct le tardeau dune .sucrerie, ils
mont pas besoin le reflechir. LUsinc
ccntrate les dispense de batir i grands
frais, uamortir un capital, ct d'assxrer
uln capital simon amorti tout au moins
peu prcductif.sa