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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

~ Num-, Dec. 10, 1877
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by John T.. Pride ag,ialst benjamin Mi.lboe for
1874, upon The seN section 10, in township lol,
range 43, and William Wighax< for abandoning
r. C Entry No 81, tthte,t July 1873, on the seq
County, Minnesota, with view to the cancel
lation Of said entry the said parties are here
ly summoned to appear 1T this office on the 10th
day Ut January, 1876, at 3 O'Clock p. mr., to re-
spol,d and furnish testimony concerning said
MONS GR1NAGER, Register.
Isl j. +. MOULTON, Receiver.
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OEFICERS.
IT ID. HUMlSTON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

VIII give especial attention to executing and
Acknowledging deeds, ~ rtga1rS, etc. Also to
ehn renting Of village property OrimprOvel farms
AL t" tl. c''llcrti III Of rents, taxes etc. Cor
r':spnM':i'cc and patronage solicited. Worthing-
ton, MINI. {5,ly.
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WOIe1IIING1UN GRANGE


The next regular meeting of this
Grange takes place OF Saturday, Dec.
23th, 1875. At this meeting the new
officers will he chosen for the ensuing
year. The hour has been changed from
l O'Clock =. M, to IL O'Clock Il. m. The
ladies of the Grange will furnish all
hands with Il Christmas lunch about
noon of that day.
A full attendance of members is re-
quested 10y the officers in order that all
business and reports for the closing
year may he finished up. BY order.
II. B. PLoTTs, Sec'y.
The Spirit Lake Beacon begins it's
sixth volume with new head and ell
larged to seven column folio, the size
OF the ADVANCE. The Beacon is 4 live
and we'll edited paper. and deserves the
success of which it speaks. 1t acknowl-
edges it's obligation to the business men
of that place for liberal patronage, and
points with pride to it's well-tilled adj
vert;sing columns. We must say that
the business men Of Spirit Lake and
Sibley put the business men of Worth
i"gton to shame in this respect. If
there IS another town in the west where
the business men advertise so little as
those Of Warrington, we should like
to know where it is. A gentleman
from neighboring town said recently
that for "old fogy" business men
Worthington beat any place in this re-
gion of country. We pointed to some
worthy exceptions, but we fear that
there was a little too much truth in
what he said.
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The reason why we smell so *'nice'' is
because Captain Smith made US a
Christmas present Of Il bottle of that
new Pertumery. Their Ferfumery must
he about "a carrots fine and will serve
as a powerful disinfectant. Warranted
to counteract all other smells, even
Coleridge's cYillainous cOmpOuIl.7,
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The Minneapolis bachelors gave Il
supper recently at the Nicollet. We
''despise'' eating, but why can't the
Worthington bachelors give their
friends Il supper? Speak out now, and
don't he ''pokey.''
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ADDRESS.

-. I-a78I3E. u ADDREXH II - = ; j
'@ All letters addressed to Miller, Hum
iston. & Company, Worthingt0n, Mobiles
county, AGnnesota, will he promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the National Colony.
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Those Clrtndos Classics at the Wor-
Ellington Book Store are going off like
hot cakes.' Shakespeare, Hans CHRIS
titn Andersen's Fairy Tales, Arabian
Nights, Swiss Family Robinson, Robin
son Crusoe, etc., for 60 cents Il CODY.
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We forgot to say last week that it
was boy instead of a girl ut s. NJ. Co.
burns. Coburn says, just let that no.
tice about the girl stand until next year
and it will be all right.
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T1OR.VEIIS.

ATTORNEI1H
NT T. SOULE,
WI. COl1NSEJ.LOs AT-I.AW
Ani Nat nv Public. Once on Tenth Street. in
the Post Once. Prompt attention given to con,
veyancing. rely.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

1t is Il comfort to drop into L. Fred :
and look at his notions ana toys and
things. Standing in his window is the
finest doll We ever saw. She Is way
tlollie with rosy posy cheeks and bright
eyes and golden hair and the incest,
most complete and delicatest assortment
Of p-ttic--ts ws ever inspected. Her
outer a1ornmeuts, her gown ma her
over skirt. her pin-back md bier hat, her
laces and her hounces outshine the most
eItravagant bellies Of m opglont and
pamuerei dolldnm. Il almost makes
even an old person feel as if he wished
he were doll himself a ha one. And
then to think how calm and salf.com-
posed and serene this belle of the dolls
stands there in that show-wiudow amidst
we don't know what numbers and cali
bers Of pistols and knives and shot guns,
just as happy rs il she were IN n parlor
or q Sunday-scho or ut a candy.pulling.
On the shelves We notice very extern
size menagirie OF horses and goats and
lions and MI sorts Of beasts and birds,
and then there are all varieties OF swords
and drums and pistols; tea sets. bed room
sets and Noah Arks; and further along
great big stack o! children's books
with beautiful bright pictures in EN-.
and games and everything. These for
the infantry Music, bric-a brac. notions,
fine stationery. jewelry some beautiful
sets. pens. pencils. writing cases, fish
ing tackle, bibles and Hoyle's games for
the olds.ers. \ great and attractive
variety in fact and stock vel. worth
the looking at and selecting from.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

ISDIC-ED.-From Mr.. J. r. johnson
Of Genoa, who was in the city yesterday.
we learn that two Gold Hill hoodlums
who stole a pair of horses from Joe
Jones, a farmer living in Carson Valley,
and who were arrested at Placerville I'M.
der rsquisition from the Governor of
this State, have been indicted for grand
larceny by the grand jury Of Douglas
county. These are pretty hard nuts.
these young men. One is about 16. the
other about IS years of age. During
their confinement in the county Jail they
have made themselves disgustingly OBJ
noxious to everybody and the feeling
is very general that the State Prison is
the best place for them.
REruRSED.-Mr. William Musgrove
returned from San Francisco yesterday.
He is much improved in health. We
should have stated that his daughter,
Miss Mary, came homo for vacation
several days ago. They are both heart
lily welcome back to town. Mr.. George
ellison returned from the Bay ysster-
day morning.
JOHN KERsEY showed US some great
big splendid apples, Bsllhowsr and an
other variety, which were grown on Mr..
Keyser's ranch in Douglas County.
They are finer than any California fruit
We have seen.
Episcopal Sunday School Scholars
are requested to meet at the Sunday
School room, this evening, at Z O'Clock.
for the purpose of rehearsing the songs
for the concert to be given next Tues
day evening.
ROVER, the man who committed what
il known as the Rabbit Hole murder,
has been granted new trial by the Su-
preme Court. His victim iii he did the
killing, which We doubt,) was man
named I. n. Sharp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Colossal PoTAToEs this
affant received big gunny-bag full OF
the biggest lot Of potatoes that ever
were got together since the weed was in.
vented. There were just exactly eighty
pounds OF them in enc sack, and there
were just exactly forty potatoes in the
sack. Fact! by the great JENNY kit.
Cook 'em and they are just like sort
of kind Of a meerschaum sponge cake.
White and light and mealy. We don't
know what they are called, but they are
the best big potatoes anybody ever saw.
Jim Griffith raised 'em on his place ad-
Joining Never's and Treadway's farms.
He will please be thanked for his neigh
borlinsss.
NORRIS 4 CoMPANY's DRY GooDs
STORE is very busy these times. Sales
are active there but the great stocks of
splendid, bright goods seem to be piled
as high as ever, and the laces and dimi-
ties and ribbons and gimps and things
are there in undiminished attrsctiveness
and profusion.
The Carson GUARDS were at their hall
for drill last night. When they make
their appearance in public some excel
lent soldering will be seen.
F.. J. WHITE, N. o., Physician and Surgeon.
Is once more At his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson Street, opposite the Capitol.
ts3o.n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
The orphans Home Christmas
Fund.

/ We yesterday copied some remarks
made by the Eureka Sentine. upon til.
! subject alluded to in the heading, and
added some suggestions OF our OWL
thereto. The following, which is copy
of document placed in our possession
yesterday by Hon. Jerry Schooling
makes the fact known that our suggss.
tions had been handsomely and substan-
tally anticipated in two instances:
Otfc. Of the Superintendent cfl
Public Instruction,
CARSON, DEC. II, 1878 !
The Board Of Directors Of the Nevada
State Orphans Home take great pleasure
in acknowledging the receipt of fifty
dollars 1850, being o donation to the
Institution from the Imperial Fire In
surance Company Of London and the
Queen Fire Insurance Company Of
Liverpool, through their agents, Messrs.
Rice & Peters of Carson, as a special
gift to the orphans. The Board desires
to express its thanks to the above COM
panies and their agents, and to assure
them that their kindness is most oppor-
tune The money will be devoted to
the purpose Of giving the children
pleasure and comfort at Christmas when
SO much help is needed.
By order of the Board,
SAx'L P. KELLY, Secretary.
am instructed further by the Board
to tender our thanks to Messrs. Rice &
Peters for their personal donation Of
forty-fve dollars (S45). received this
day and to be applied to the above pur-
poses. SAkL P. KELLY, Secretary.
Carson, Dec. IL, 1875.
To Msssss. Rice & Peters.
Well, fellow citizens, this is beginning
the thing at the right end and in the
right way, and it affords US great pleas
ure to record these deeds OF liberal
handed charity. If anybody else would
get enrolled in this list Of honorable
mention let him come to the front and
center with his gifts. We will take
great pleasure in placing the name Of
donors and their contributions in as
conspicuous a place as these columns
afford.
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The Emporium of Fashion,

Mrs. C. CUNNINGHAM now offers her entire
stock of latest styles in ladies' and children's
hats At astonishingly low prices. Hat trim
1nings and elegant ladies' neckties and hsndksr
chief boxes just received at equally low prices.
In addition to my extensive dress making DE-
partment l manufacture handsome ladies'
cloaks and it will be to any ladys interest to
call and examine them. Ready made wrappers
for 81 SO. Gentlemens kid gloves and necktiss
In all celors. Now is your time TO secure your
holiday presents: my prices on all goods are 50
low that none will have cause to complain Of
hard times. MRS. c. CUNyINGHAA.
decllF Corbett Block.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

eRMsp1 noUsE-GEoRGK I. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
Miss Lane Nm S Cudgin
Hiram Blackburn 2 Carroll
Charles Lyons Geo Fredericks
Mrs Rodgers F Cluggage
Dorville Libby W NJ Soper
r NJ Bruce II Emery
John j Astor Is Swan
Geo Tilley
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E. B. RAIL has just received 9 large assort-
ment of Holiday Goods, which are offered at
very low prices. consisting Of fancy wares,
toilet. liquor and mantel sets, etc. etc also
plated castors and full line of plxted table
ware, Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
TIE FAvoRITK.-Ths Bank Exchange Saloon,
corner OK King and Ormsoy streets, 10 becoming
the favorite resort Of this city. The great
attraction il Fredericksburg Beer, while Ne
best of wines, liquors and cigars are. also. sold
at the bar. first class Pedro Game for the
amusement Of guests, cold lunch At all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen-
dations to public favor. Il. K. Brown il the
proprietor.
Z. b. Raj. has the largest assortment Of
platsd goods in the State which he warrants and
offers very lev; he has slss . large assortment
Of table cutlery, bar fixtures, etc, china, crock
cry and glassware, paints and oils. brushes.
glass. putty. varnishes, rubber and chemical
paints, hardware. doors and windows, csal oil.
gas and oil lamps. stoves and tinware; alss the
celebrated Medallion and Laurel ranges. Call
and examine his stock. plS
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NISIHG STOCK REPORT


Forenoon Ronrd
Il55 Ophir %. -tGia, /. 49,. - b:3;J
go Mexican 49, 10, 1874. 70 b.
400 Gould and Curry 10. 49, ,lS3.
$40 Best and Helcher 50 !, 56#4, - bj
1856 Savage 81, Is, 1914
265 Chollar Sd, s.
10 Hale and NorcrosS A
400 Crown Point 50. 2a34. % :, 2&'s
400 yellow Jacket 81, 95'l %, 96
800 Imperial s., 81
200 kentucIl II, IA.
1868 Balcher 81. 81 B b., - BIO
50 Alpha l1i4
- Confidence 20
10 Con Virginia 3G3, 800
olS0 Sierra Nevada 49,. 20. 49,
40 California 81. OIL, 67224. IS
$3.50 Justice 2634, - :, -, - $50, ,, >
80 Seq Belcher s.
30 Overman IS, J1"4, %
80 Bullion 40
325 Exchequer -, II, l0'-
go Union 9i., o.. Q, s.
J25 Buckeye ;. Ia
100 Lady Bryan -. ;, 2s-
40 Julia 49,. a.
IL Caledonia 22ie. -
$50 Baltimore 3 :
400 Utah Il Z, 49,, l., i5'+, Is j..
go,
30 Raymond ana Fly ~ 49, h''
go Alps Is, Ia
50 belmont
100 Eldorado South / =
3oo Leopard ~ II - II h"o' II D"'
20 Eureka Con Il
100 Jefferson
Hlo CHA
700 PANTHER ''c
400 Hussey ooc
SO f q Valleys
40 MshsHc!d ! - q"
40 Advance >. :
200 C"so ton Is
100 ho!deh 'haflot ''"c
30 South haEiot -3c
10 Silver mn -
-oo Dayton 1 -
@'9o Rock Island - / 4 -, -
- Decide nta! .
40 lhll SherIdah
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The foreroi,. is .lrcial, I'D. APPEAL
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-07
Measures pas


Avnnt de connaitre ..les ntantages
qu'offle notre Compagnie lIo-
Gale. Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
GO 81 + a 81 Y
Qui vons donne tout &C qne Ia surets
ini permet de vous donncr.
PAS DAgGMENINfloN DE
PAS DE RETRAiT D'AGENCEs.
Une.compagnie..e tnblis parni:nous
ct dirigse par les principnux nego-
ciants.de. Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Saml NJ. Todd. President,
W. B. Schmidt, Vicc-Pre>ident.,
Wm. Henderson, S-cretairc,
WIN. G. Robins, Directeur d'agences.
Lncins McAdam. Grefier.
CONSElL DE DIRECTION.
Z. J.. Hart, Jas, 1. Day.
Chas. Chafe.
John !. Adams, j. B. CaMors,
Z A. Tyler, tGeo. A. Fosdick,
Henry Abraham. .E. H. FuirchiId.
John Henderson, ". p. Harper,
A. Thompson. W. B, Schmidt,
.. u. Newman, David Wallace.
Alex. Marks, b. T. Walsl1e,
Emory CIapp, H. ]. Vose,
J.B. Lallnnde, b. F. Eshlemau,
E.. B. Briggs. J. ". Stone.
E. F. Delaney. Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
J; Comes, Agent pour les paroisses
du Aeuve.
Bureau :-DoualdsonviMel
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LIES NEZ,
ETuDE GRECQUE.

XXI.
Faire le meiage, parbleu!
C'est chose indigne dun has bleu;
Eft Ia vilaine creature,
Ayant de la literature,
Etant bas-bleu, 1aisant DIES vers,
Mettant SEES .jupes 4 lcnvers.
Chantant les chants du We'll Homerc,
Rendait terriblement amese
La vie au bonhomme. L'Enter
Eht mieux valu. &c qua souffert
Socratc,avec cctte mtgere,
&c bas-bleu, cette me5llagerc,
Cette harpic att bee poil,tu,
Pauvrc Aristotle, le sais-tu!
Des pots NAL rinces, dies sottises.
Des cngneulements, DIES bttises,
Des ordnres partout, souvent
Meme dies cot,ps en- Sc l%cvant,
Et toujours la meme patte
De lupins, Ia meme platGe
Deau sale ct grlsse, tel etait
lie menu dc chalue jour. Et
lie sage ct patient bonllomme
Devalt S'avOuer heurcuy CONNIE
In prGtre de Bacchus: a ouoi
lie balai demandait pourquoi.
Car la morale du Piree,
CONNIE celle de rempyree,
Defend superintendent,
Et sous peine de chatiment,
All mari de rosser 50 femme,
Sous prttcxte que la chere anne
Est fable, debile ct ma pas
De quot protegcr SEES appas.
La fcmme!.. oh! rhomme dot ltre
I'm e~sclave plut5t quinn maitre,
Et nous devons ttre polls,
Complaisants, gracicux, iolis,
Tous agenouilles pour la femme.
Respect au seNe, Il notre anne!
II est fable, il est trtle, il est
Tendrc. ct lie seXe fort est laid.
La barbe cede; car la nature
Donna le grace ct Ia ceinturc
a Venus, refine DIES amours,
DeS bellies NUTS ct DIES bcaux iours.
Et refine vraiment Gternelle.
Mars est odieux! Venus, ellie,
Aux contours fermcs ct polls,
Aux blancheurs de neige OH lie LIS,
Aux %caresses voluptheuses,
Aux faiblesses dtlicicuscs,
Qui, par euphcmismc inoui, .
pronounce tonjours non pour oui, .
Et don't Ia bouche est parfumee,
Ionjours rose, tomjours aimee,
Venus, disons- nous hautemcnt.
Est I'M epanouissement
De Ia bcautt, son prototype.
Et vous voulcz rosser Xanthippc!
j.. Il.
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ct de rlndiana! A quot servcnt lie genie,
la puissance ct lGclat? Salomon disait
vrai. QUAINT a moi, apres avoir cause,
tume ct bu avec mon kentuckicn j'ache-
tai ct payai incontinent mon bayil de
pOmmes dc terre.
Ut c'est ainsi que Sc termine In pre-
miere partie de mon historic.
j. GENTIL.
"a CONtinucr,
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Aux Planteurs ct aux Bsuehers,

Mr. Aristide Boxrgeois,dx White Hall,
Previent MN. les pl~dxtexrs, habitaxts Il
0o.chers De cette pavoisse ct des pavoissss
roisines ,q.W a totjosys az saUass ct qx'l
recon Requirement des Attakapas de-
be.s de bosckeyie,Oeu6 IN bon Aat, qw'l
~ charge dc Hcrar lsi-meme, et qx'I cesd
ax-dess0Hs De- psiS ds Sseych| d q Nov.
pelle- Ovl6aas.
Ia 4oaleMent de- be46 dc laboxr 4 Il
deposition de- kObitants,
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SUG.4R Gives.

The FIRST CENTRAL DIFFUSION SUGAR Ma
NuFAcruRrNa Co. No. lO2, Canal Street. New.
Orleans. will pay S. per ton for Cane deliver
ed on the Cars Of Chattanooga Rail Road, or
on board Barges in the River.
For specifications and further particulars
write to A. JANIN (secretary.)
1O2 Canal Street, N. o.
Cane will average Tor did average last year.
$1,000 lbs: to the arpent. and 81. 900 lbs. to
the acre. This year cane will probably aver
age 20 Tons to the acre, or ~. to the arpeut,
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4 Y s..

Aynnt ac1nis les crsances dc Ia faillite I.
W. Homan d Co. jai nomn,e CONNIE mes
agents MN. Russell & Hall ct Frederic Ro-
main, ct lenr dome pleiu ponvoir de collector
tons manaats. biIlets o. comp~tes-conrants dis
2 In dite fnillite l. W. Holman & Co., ct de
donner nt'lt'ance a qni de droit en- mon nom.
Nouye'le-Orleans lie % Juliet 1875.
s.. HOPKINS JR.
81 jlet. Bureaux, % rue du C.nr
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fl TVS.

Pendant mon absence de st. jacques. alb
sence d'environ de"x mois, NJ. Emile Legen-
DIRE. mon "ssocie. Sc t%ronvera a mon Bntean,
dams cette paroisse. tons lea lnndis de 8 heu-
res d" matin ii 3 henres de l'aprcs- midi, pour
lie reglenent DIES afiAires ~coniaes a uotre
societe.
r. p. POCHE.
ST. jacques. Z aont 1875. AvocAr.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-07

Nous voyons ave. peine que lie Leo
der, de Donaldsonville, de notre ami Phil.
Winffee, annonce sa suspension OF sa
fin.
Sa suspension?-oui. Sa fn?-non!
Car le Leader, organe constant ct cou-
rageux dun parti puissant ct respecta.
Die, feuille consciencieuse, honnnete ct
conservatrice, me peut pas ct ne doit pas
mir ainsi. lie Leader est n6cessaire. ct
&c nest pas a Ia veille du triomphe de
sesprincipes ,quand les hommes convain-
Gus ct sinceres ont besoin de So voix.
gull dot d~isparaitre CONNIE une mutt
lite GU CONNIE un vieux cheval fourbu.
Nous croyons trop a Intelligence ct q
Ia Justice DIES conservateurs de pAscen-
sion pour croire celia.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-08-07

Nous n'avons pas encore 10 chifGre
exact de la population male, temelle,
blanche et-nnira do St-Iaoa,,na mnis
tout cetsAnonte certainement d plus de
21,0oo ames. lussi st. Jacques va-t.il
s'eclairer prochainement dune nouvelle
lumiere, Oh mieux, dun nouveau lumi-
gnon. Son nom? st. Fancisco-Tampi.
re-hadical, Set Nous ne sayons. Mails
&c sera superbe, dit-on, ct .jamais plus
grands journalistes n'auront ecrit dams
une plus grande feuille. QUAINT aux prin,
cipes, &c sera soign6. On connait les
principles politiques, moraux ct sociaux
du fondatenr ct du propri6taire de Ia
n0uvelle feuille.
Bonnie chance i notre futur yoisin ct
. notre representant actuel.
Vous autres braves gens,qui Gtes con-
servateurs, democrates ct PHILOSOPHERS,
vOus allez rire.
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Nous " serons toas. 3o.-Le bal
concest-entrte gratis-donns lie q, a
iheures Pm. a la sale lie NJ. 1. HILBERT,
par les amateurs Trastour, Lacroix, Dor
nier, Lebnufet Millaudon,et all benefice
des inondes du midi de la France. La
Societ6 Philharnonique de st. jacques
assistera les amateurs sus.nommes.
CO sera, CONNIE nous pavons dit, un
mois bien ,empli.
Mails le dcvoir de chroniqueur nous
obhge ~egalement a constater que le IA
OF u du present mois, monsieur lie pas
teur ct eveque Samuel Cook, qui est
@galement coroner on croque-mort de
Ia paroisse ,donnera une foire-epidemie
ct mode!-au benetice, profit ct triom-
phe de son temple DIES Peleyins baptistes.
LEvGque Samuel Cook nest peut-etre
pas aussi eloquent ct aussi savant que
Bossuet, puisqu'il ne salt pas lire; mails
ga mission men est nj moins haute nj
moins morale. Apres tout, les ap6tres
qui etaient gems simples, pecheurs de
goujons ct de %truites, moins meme, sa.
v%aient.ils lire pour la plupart? Episco.
pas COokas, nomine Samuel est saceruos in
9teyrum ct secuMdum or1inem Melchise.
dec. Gloria in ercelsis ct par Episcopo
Cooke!
Eyeque ct reverend Cook, comment lie
diable peut-il etre fait7 C'est la I'M
point int4ressant lie monde enter. Une
fois connu, &C diable serait impuissant,
ct SEES tentations ~seraient vaines.
Apres Peveque,les pretres.
Aussi, lie meme mois, dams la meme
paroisse, mails pour une autre Gglise, lie
reverend Dickerson, qui est aussi Fun
DIES kgislateurs de St. Jacques, dome
9nne fOire 4 70 profit ct all profit lie sa
chapelle. CONNIE NJ. Dickerson est fort
Ell theologie,% connait la somme d'AKem-
pisa etudie ct compris les mysteries sa-
cres, il deyrait bien nous dire en- quelle
partie du corps loge PANE immortelle.
C'est Ia une grave question de morale.
Enfin le reverend Jessie Reyes, un
autre pasteur de rOrdre des Baptistes,
savant, dit-0n, Ell Fart de chanter DIES
psaames, cl6t Ia s6rie DIES gems a foire
par une grande ct %solennelle foire
"a profit de sol temple ct de son Dieu.
lie reverend Reyes, devrait bien, lui,ex-
piquer aux chretiens de St. Jacques
comment Josue s'y prit pour arreter lie
soleil. Humboldtne rapu,K Reyes lie peut.
-Avec n gate! l4pond lie pasteur.
En- verite, ceux-la mentent qui preten-
dent que Ia soci6te Sc compose de du-
peurs ct de dupes; ct les rey6rcnds du
syllabaire ct du syllabus sont gems uti-
les au monde ct agreables 4 Dieu.
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