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A decidedly growing interest is being
manifeted among our local vendors of
fluid rereshment in the board of aldermen,
and considerable anxiety is expressed as to
what viii be done with petitions for license
as common victualers which may be pre-
sented to the board, and which are neces-
sary, mder the new license law, to enable
a man sell sprituous liquors, beer or ci-
der. Aldermen Brigham, Powers and
Wight were Thursday night constituted a
committee of the aldermen, to whom all
applications for license will be referred.
From he make mp of this committee, it is
to be seenthat none but bona fide victuallers
or hotel keepers will receive any favor.
This will cut off the mushroom liquor
shops, which may be numbered by humid
reds along the river bank and the more re-
tired tloDughfares, where fluid that will
"tear all the way down" and make man
crazy IN twenty minutes may be bought by
the cents worth. The liquor dealers are
not watching the matter more closely than
the citizens generally, and the city is to be
congratulated that it has a board of alder
men, and especially licensing committee,
who viii give no tolerance to free rum
Sprinafdd Republican.
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We trust that our listers will take notice
that it is semi-oflicially announced that the
managers of the Rutland railroad think
that five thousand dollars per mile is low
enough limit for the appraisal of railroad
beds and track But they must remember
that they cannot appraisc it at more than
two thousand dollars per mile, and that. in
placing a valuation on other railroad prop
erty-station and engine houses, car and
machine shops, etc.-they must consider
only the true value of such property, and
are not allowed to add thereto the differ
ence between two thousand dollars and five
thousand dollars per milc-some sixty thou
sand dollars in all In Rutland alone.
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A frightful accident occurred at IIaw-
kins' iron works, Springfield, Mass, after
8 o'clock Thursday afternoon, by which
two men.lost theirllives and third received
injuries SO serious that he is likely to die.
In overhaulng pile of scrap iron James
Duke, workman, found an old bombshell,
and was ordered by the foreman to lay it
carefully away in order that it might be
buried, as is the custom whenever shells
are found among old iron at these works.
The order was not obeyed. Mr.. Hawkins,
while going through the yard. saw Duke,
with John Clifford and an old man named
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. April II.
CorTos.-The market is quoted quiet mid
FLouR-Market dun, strongly in buyers favor.
Receipts OF $4,000 barrels. Sales OF 1900 bbls.
superiine State and Western at 4.50a4. so com
mon to choice extra state A.9aa5.G0; common
TO choice extra Western s4.95@6.OO common TO
choice II. II. o. s5.o5@675.
RYE FLoUR.-The market is quoted MS
steady with fair inquiry. Sales 800 bbls.at 4.35
@5.30.
WHARF.-The market is quoted dull, in buyers
favor Receipts OF $4,000 bushels. Sales of
27,000 bu. at 1.lqa1.22 for No. 2 Chicago; l.y3@
lbs for No. Milwaukee; l.25 "a 1.3O Tor No.
spring; l.25a 30 for new winter red west
ern; 1.30dl.33 for amber western.
RYE The market is quoted quiet and firm.
Recelpts.none. Sales none.
CoRN-The market is quoted as being duh.
at 92c mixed western afioat; and 00c Tor store,
| annd 92lGc for mixed western afloat.
BARLEY.IThe market Is quoted as dull and
OATs.-Market Is quoted as quiet. Receipts
$4,000 bus. Sales $4,000 bu. at 73@76 for new
mixed western; 74@77 for white western.
PROVISIONS. - Pork market Is quiet. Sales,
100 bbls., 2250 for new and for old mess.
BEEF-Market is quiet.
CUT MEATs-The market is quoted as quiet
for western; dry sailed shoulders held at &C.,
and do. short cut hams held at ll,l@12Ac
LARD Market Is quoted firm. Sales 200
tierces at 1875 for steam and l5hc for kettle
dered
BurTER.-The market is quoted at 1928 for
state and Pennsylvania 22@ 29c for new do.
CHEEsE.-Cheese is quoted at lO@16hc for
common to prime.
WHIsKY-rhe whisky market is firm at sl.li
per gallon free.
EGGs.-The market is quoted steady at l9a19K
for state and Pennsylvania.
PETROLEUM. - Is quoted at C. for crude (;
refined at l31s@1l4c.
LRATHER.-Market is quoted steady. Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light to heavy weights
are quoted at 27@30c.
CoAL.-Market is quoted as firm at 5000
$50 for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
WOOI.-Markpf is uuOtpl Quipt and Stnnly
Domestic fleece at 4Sa60c; unwashed at loo 35c;
pulled 30@50c state OO@0oc tubbed at &C.
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How to reconcile the utterances Of the
Rutland railroad organ and of the railroad
Waterman is, to use the language of the
aforesaid organ, las mysterious and dark
"to US as the ways of the heather
Chinee. See how they look in parallel
columns:
What the Herald says What the Waterman
"The Waterman in says;
the machine shop has 81 wish to say that
always had orders both irds ordered not 10 sound
night and day, to sound the trhistle unless haC
the whistle as IRE orders from q reliable
alarm. The only limit source"
aIion which these Or
ders have ever had, is
that the watchman
should BIO careful not
70 give false alarm"
That they both had "orders" We doubt
not, but as there lie an evident clash in au-
thority somewhere, we must leave to others
the task Of deciding which knows what
"orders" were actually given to the watch
man-the Waterman himself, or the organ
endeavoring to explain.
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New york STOCK ana money MARKET.

LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK, April II.
The stock market on Saturday opened dull
and somewhat lower, but afterwards became
firm
Gold opened at 1885,, and was last quoted at
49,
The Lndon dispatches quote some series of
United states securities q fraction lower and
Fries I per cent easier.
According to Washington advlces the bond
syndicate are selling the new five per cents in
Europe as rapidly as they anticipated and are
doing better than they were n short time since.
The s-Ssh nation will take the s2O,OOO,oOO of
their firm bid, and n further call OF So 0OO, 900
more for their account Will be made In few
days.
Money loaned at ~ and per cent, and was
last qlOted at 81.
Government bonds are duh and strong.
STATE bouds are quiet and strong
Specie shipments to Europe to-day $3.50, 900, of
which $4,000 was gold coin and the remainder
silver bars.
BANK STATEMENT.
| The city bank statement for the past week
Loans decrease, s29s,,O specie decrease.
| SSH 800; legal tenders increase, $3.50, 100
| deposits, increase S2,5l3,2O0; circulation, de.
crease 900; reserve, increase s73O,5OO.
The following are the closing quotations
i
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Dare the Herald inform its readers what

Dare the Herald inform Its readers what
opinion was expressed by two of the most
eminent jurists of Vermont-the governor
and one of the present judges of the SUI
preme court-relative to the railroad tax
alton bill said to have been "drafted" and
advocated" by "the most prominent rail
" road man in Rutland? If 80, perhaps
1t will, also, inform them who actually
drafted" the bill, and in whose employ he
was. Such information will illustrate the
latitude" of the managers of the Rutland
railroad, aud show how they favored rail-
road taxation. Should further light be de-
sired in reference to latitude" aud "advo-
eating, It can be furnished.
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vcrmontcrs nj the Centennial.

Governor Peck accompanied by his staff
and the Ransom Guards left on Saturday
for Concord, on a special train, passing by
the way of Bellows Falls, where they were
Joined by several invited guests The fol-
lowing permits have been given the Ran
som Guards:
STATE OF VERMONT, ADJUTANT AND !
INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
MONTPELIER, April 10, 1871
Special order No.7
company 3D." First Regiment n. G.. OF YER
mont, Is hereby permit ed to leave the state,
participate In tho centennial celebration at
Concord, Massachusetts.
By order OF the Governor,
JAMES :. PECK,
AdJt and Inspector General.
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DENNlsoNs PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions hav0 been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Statloners
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iune2Jd&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, /
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Boston, April :, 1sI5)
Special Order No. &c:
Permission is hereby granted Company "D, "
First Regiment n. g.. state of Vermont to enter
this Commonwealth, with uniforms and arms,
as military body, to participate In the Cen.
tennlal celebration Mt Concord
BY order of the Commander-in-Chief,
ISAAC L. KINGsBuRy,
Asst. Adjutant General
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STATE or NEW HAMPSHIRE,

STATE or NEW HAMPSHIRE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
CONCORD, April TO- 1870
Permission Is hereby granted Company "D."
First Regiment n. G.. Of Vermont, to pass
through the state Of New Hampshire in going
70 and coming from the celebration AT Concord
Mass. the 18th inst.
JAMES A. WESTON,
Governor
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ipg0
YOUTHS 4 BOYS DEPARTMENT
IN CHARGE OF MR.. FLACK.
Childrems' Department.
This Department Is IN charge of
FOSTER 4. STURTEVANT,

Who is looking after the interest OF all the lit
tie ones, supplying them with all the latest
novelties In the way of sultings. This line
comprises twenty different Styles among
which may be mentioned the Jerome, Century,
Stanley, Everltt, Neptune, oxford, Montgom-
cry, Mazzepa, Livingstone. Admiral Monitor
and Privateer. Please take look in this de.
partment, where one may pass three or four
hours very Pleasantly with Foster.
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~ wish to say that 1
trds ordered not 10 sound
the tehistle unless i haC
orders from q reliable
source"
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II sesS.

r. F q A 81
T""tes les personnrx ayant DIES %rec,ama-
ti""- r"'tt'' IL l%nr"i~.e 81. jacques ,nnr Diet,
t.- co"t'n''e ~ "vant u Ter, janyier 1875. ,es
bo"tts fonr executes. xnnt pr,ie.
de les presenter il lAvO,nt tie ,aroisse Inus
les tr"ntr j""rs lni snivmnt II 26 nvrii 1875,
p''"r etre appr"nvSes. nin .,u'iI SOFT avi>e i
'r"r %r"i"mrnt. Null p%ni-mn,t re seru d.
s"rmn'- fn't pour rerInmntions sans ruppro-
hnti"" ci -des-ns m"ntirnne..
LAv"c"t DE- ,a,''iss+ s-rn a sou bureau h Ia
M"''''" d. C"nr. chilnp ,u"li, merrr-ii e,
s"me'!', a l"t:ir d" 26 "vriI %j".Q"'an % mai
1876, de- 10 hrnres A. NJ, d 3 h-ures Z. NJ.
Par urdre du Jnri de Police.
r BEAUVAIS,
Av"cat de lmroissc
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DEENIEREs NOUyELLEs.

.:O:.
LA Chombre Jaxse dc Ia Djfte prus.
xien"r a poSst h Dill restteiynomt les pou-
rohcx cccltsidstiqnex. La Gazette natio-
male De Berlin assure qne FlDty;che e Ia
R"xsie alp"yeroat pAHemagne dons xes
dem0ndcs.-La sccontle note de FAkema-
gne 4 Ia ReIgiq"e a h ton moins arrogant.
Ellie dit: "L'AMemngne n'a pas chcrchtA
iMtcrrcnir dams les a0uires intt.iemes de
IA Bcigiqne; son oIjet df Nempfcher
Intervention ftyangd'e dams les siiennes
proprex."
IN est question de Ia df;missiqn de "a
rocat- general Wi1'iamx.-Les ryicolies de
FIMdiana, de FIhiaoix, du Missouri ct du
kans"sso n positiremcnt compromises. La
geke a ~en1omm0gt lie cotton innguesoie de
Ia Caroline M SID. lie rhnt dc taJac a
ben"conp somfert dams h Ken!ncIy.-Les
riscs, meuyfrcs ct Mt;prtdations continent
d Ia fronti5rv melicHins.
La Legislature ~uWxianniyc terminc
0%njoWdhni "a session, misftoL'ementt touI.
fee sous M 'os dc diNs, dc propositions ct
de projctx. CONNIE eNea proctdi sans or
DIRE. sans ,sgic ct sans programme. ellie n'n
pas .tait grant, hose.-Lcs irfes de F.IN-
dite"r, pnra't-H, sont mai TENS, ct il est
di.9icile, Taprds eur, deapliquy Passage de
sommcs importantes. Tn comitt Fenqmesfc
a etc nomme pour erdmiacf la question.
p. S.-Ke'loa lmi-mtme, royont lie pen
h.0rdre, Nensembc ct d'actiritf sfyieuse de
Ia Legislature, Ia presSe par an message
Faghr pour lie bien de FEtat.-La dtposi-
ton de Oh. Clinton, 1nd,feMr d. Eta, dot
etre actueuement IN fat accompH car,
les deMr Chambyes de Ia Legislature ont
odopt| merc'edi dernier h rapport du o
mite Fenqntte ytuni de Ia CAumbre ct dm
&fnat, qui rtclame la mise en- accusation
du dit Clinton. On dot s'atteMdve Il de-
tranges decOutertes.
H. j. 81. Comeaur, agent de Lateaur
d Ia Noutelle- Orleans, s'est suicide. j. j.
Comeaur, ttat ne d IberriNe ct dgf de
80 aus.
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LES NEz.
..:O:
VII.

H4 E.- IVY E
Socrate al no. poiacfa-''y $onge,
1T &c nest point Il ruin mensomyc-
lrat deur ,temmes, deur de Nop,
Qui h taisaicnt allef at t'ot,
Comme cant animal dc somme,
Grand p~hiiosophe ettrey byare homme.
C'ttuit Ia loi, Ia loi da temps;
Car maints soi1ats ct combattonts
Araiem pcrdu lea,s os en- gnGre:
&c que 1es TILES n'aimeat 9uire,
Eft pour Tercellcntcs raisons.
Adonc, plus dhommes aur maisons ;
Mas des disaines, DIES centaincs
De poNrrcs reurex dams Athlnex!
C'ttoit an Meuu public. Les ricur.
Pour ttrc partout enr;cmr,
&ont-M goiNayok dixpos: Que .taire
h" "nc 81 pressantc a1iaiycs
HtIos! Q"'aIait-on dcrenn.?
Arec quoi .taire rorcni'i.
M comment repe"p'er rAHiquc,
lie a dait grare ct critiquc,
CONNIE roux rOve:s. Venus
Ct'tes dn cteur', ct R proura
M"is Vt""S nest pas tout son pog'
L"i .t""t. Anssi ra'eopagc,
En- presence an tel tyacas,
Ay""t considt,G te cas-,
Eft bien eu"xnltf Ia rtas6e
De Vhf nite ct dn gynfittts,
Readi', Supreme T,ib"nul,
TN dttE7ctt tres original
Que roici: henr .ttcmmc* par homme
VOLTA Acknowledgement commc
LIE bon Nocrate e"t dear .tiardeaur
A timJalcy sMr xon riemr dos.
N'orait-H pas h ne. poinctu,
Neg de sayesse ct de rcrtuY
Fert", d""s lie cas-, signifc
Eirtus viri, phi1osol lie.
J. G.
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3. Cook, CONNIE certains apotres DIES
premiere temps, ne salt pas lire ct dis
tinguer I'M r dun Get les lettres d u
mont h'uucaunrle sens pour lui, Gtant d.
rhebren. aN"
Adonc, les demandeurs, solliciteurs e1
compstiteurs etaient nombreux CONNIE
vautours u une proie. Son Excel
lence Kellogg-il Fest ma%intcnant-
await Pembarras du choix. II pouvai'
choisir avec discernement ct donner ;
In paroisse st. jacques un sheriff pre-
sentable,convenable ct acceptable. II Il
devait meme. Lia-t-il fait I. -.........
-L'hom,ne ~ sceaa, le Major H. Co
hen, le gref1er de notre paroisse, est ID
retour de DabylOlle. II ma pas enlaidi
-Cettegrosse diaormit6 morale qn'or
nomme @. F. q pris Ia parole i ia Cham
II s'agissait de voter snr 10 rapport
du comit6 DIES elections ct d'admcttre,
par lc reject DIES 4 intrus de IL Cl'ambre
Hahn, lesi4 elus du reuple, NM. Voor-
HES, Delhommer, Sc. Vote correct ct
honntte, du reste.
Mails NJ. q. +. q prGtendu quill fallait
respecter 10 compromis Wheeler, ct
que &c compromis garantissait DIES
titres 4 tous ceux Qui avaient siege il
Ia session rtguliere. Wheeler lui-mtme
aurait afirm6 liz chose i O. f.; CONNIE
81 le Roll du 4 ~janvier nfavait pas etc Ia
base de Pajustcment.
La these, All point de II du droit ct
dc rhomnGtete ,n'etait done pas soutena-
BILE.
La Chambre en- a fait justice par ul
vote de 81 contre 35.
Mails le superbe, Nncroyable, Pimpos-
sible,le comble de laudacc, c'est que NJ.
O. F. ia admire les d6mocrates de fai1e
preuve de loyaate."
Get homme-la parle de loyaute!
Pour parler de loyaut6, Tnvoquer ct
Ia v0uloir DIES %autrcs, il ne fault pas 6tre
NJ parjure, un homme de mauvaise fol,
un politician place au-dessous du me.
pris general, un etre q,'on craint d,ho-
norer wee du dedain, une de ces indivi-
Qualities qni superintendent dtsormaisa u
Sentinel CONNIE ploie, pature ct tlicjm-
phe.
Soyez ce que vous voudrez, ct le peu-
pie est fait 4 tout; mails ne parlez pas
d'hon1eur, de vertu ct de loyaute. La
morale protestc.
Lopinion DIES hommes qui ~possedent
de la oyaat6, ct dc Ia vraic, est que NJ.
o. F. est un iatrHs i Ii Cllambre.
NJ. o. +. n'etait pas eligible.
81 Ia Chambre etait digne ct soucieu.
sc d%'Aonne,m, ellie r~envsrIait NJ. 0. +
en- California on ~ailIeurs.
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N.'assures pas
~0D~ ~ II II No

NJ Ii 10
Avnnt de connaitre les avantages
qnof,e notre Cnmr"gnie LO-
Gale. Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
G @ ~ z a 81
Qni vo"s donue tnnt &c que u snrete
hi r-rm-' IL ,ous hnn""r.
PAS AUGMENTATION DE
PRIMES
PAS DE RETKAlT DAGENCES.
Une comragnie..e tablie psrmi mona
ct dirigir par le. principaux nego-
cinnts lie IL No"vrlle-Orlenns.
S"m1 NJ. Todd, President,
W. b Srhm'dt. V,cr-Pre.i deot,,
WIN Henderson,, S-cratairn,
W". Z. Robins. D.r-c,~"r d'agencss,
L"riu> McAdum. Gr-fi-r.
CONsElL DE DIRECTION.
E. ]. Hart. Jas. l. Day.
Chas Chute,
John I. Adams, J. B. eau ors,
T. A. Tyler, Geo, A. Foslitk,
Henry Abraham. E H. F"irchiId,
job" He'vlrrson, W p. Hnvpe-.
A. Th""r-"". ". B Scbnilt,
5. u. N.w"a", David WHlIme,
Alex. M"'k-: b. T. W"i.he.
Emory CIapp. H. ]. V"~e,
J. b. I~Ilande, b. r. E,hiemau.
E. d. Bugg~. J. W. Stone.
E F.. D.'an"ey. Agent general
ponr II tnni.is"e.
j. C"ms . Agent pour les paroisses
d" fl-"v@.
B"rrsu :-Douald.onvills.
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J.. A. RICAuD.
UNION store.

March tuul,-. Seclps,
Assortin,r.t c."MltIet lie Merceriea.
B"uiWns-R ans- D+ntrlie~-
Gnrnitnrss-Cor.ets etc., etc.
Ch%anssmre-,
Quin,millevie st
Vaisseiie.
Ep.c-ries.
v.lmcs divers.
Aux prix Ies Plus moiere..
Po"r du Compliant vi en- scAangs de
Pr0d"lhs dn pays.
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Dr.. j. TrasIowr,

HOMEOPATHIC EFT CHIRURGIEN,
BUREAU III ,mtatlOn &. q. MILAN
d"n. P"'"t- Il" t'l'tgr. st jacques.
REFERENCES. -Dr~. HnIcoml,e It BEL
den. N"nv-i'--O rlea, q.
Dr.. E Guernsey New York. 6mar~75.
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Ayant les moyens n6cessaires
pour acheter Az COMPLIANT.
hons voulons Greer rere nouvelle du
BON MARCHE.

Economisez lie temps ct epar.
gnez-vous les desagrements ct les
depenses du voyage en- vous ARE
tant chez nous, au lieu d,aller en-
vile. La vile ne vous donnera
rien de meilleur ct a DIES prix plus
mOderes. Et vous trouverez chez
nous tout ce que vou pourriez trou-
YER 4 Ia Nouvelle.O Orleans.
Les chars arTivent ! midi a Donald
sonville. lis ne repartent qua deux
henres. lis %perlnettent done, pendant
ces deux heures, aux voyageurs ct aux
acheteurs de faire tOntes les emplettes
n~tcessaires, sans Granite pour eux dtdtre
rctenus 4 Donaklsonville.
Nous ne demandons qu'une visite, une
premiere visite q nes magasins. Et nous
svons rintime conviction que nous don
nerons satisfaction complete i toutes
les personnes qui voudront bien nous
honorer Ell ~s'adressant a nous. LIE M.
bic peut compter sur la maison ISRA.
Ell EFT co. II y trouvera la conyepan.
&c, !es egards ct la politesse qui lui sout
""S' l Av, -. / an
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NeMd1ueGmM JW E@WtaGaWGta
"a - ~N xPN ia syaSN q yytA
3HVAMlA
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CHAPITRE Xxx.
CHAPITRE Xxx.


los. L
Et vOici le rtve de Raoul ct de Fri
settle.
C'estt Raoul qui parle,et Frisette, avec
ses grands yeux noirs ct profonds,ec ou-
te son Raoul.
-Oui, chere Frisette, c'est entendu,
n'est-ce past ct tn dis oui. An premier
parfum qu'avril ecouera dams Fair, poe
tique magicien DIES "reminiscences ct DIES
harmonies de Ia nature, ,je fermerai mes
vieux bouquins, mes gros livres ct notre
chambre; ct tn mettras la clef de notre
chambre dams Ia poche de ia robe rose.
Nous abandOnnerons pour quelquc
temps, I'm GU deux mois, trois meme, 81
tn le veux,notre prison parisienne. Nous
nous envoler0ns CONNIE deux oiseaux
libres. LIE veux-tui Nous irons aux
champs, 4 10 campagne, dams le paradis
DIES heureux ct DIES amoureux, le bras
sous le bras, le ceur sur le cpur, lie pre-
sent dams nOs mains, Payenir au bout de
hotre aa'e. Val nous retle0' ici' far's
est beau, mails parfois sombre. On ny res
pre- pas touJo'rs Increment ses monu-
ments ct son bruit vons assent 50 ma
gninoenoe eo ses voos ezra,
sent'et 10 caur a ooSen peso'n 'oe sa1-
nancnlr au o,u'1 aes .i,les Ne re
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vENTE A L'AMIABLE.

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