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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-04
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lie ll.h dill strll'hln.
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TT r:- mnuHrEr ilnpn,
EtlanYr original,
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I.r rouge. cardinal,
I.fNrN'c an r%:,iii;'l! rose
SOuvtnt meme. >,llNtIii.
Liable nulr IT mulosr
Qui nous prtclr" IAytnt..
Car rr lri,lr est in;;innr.
I"ul al molnr grand ';l:rith.
TT CONNIE il a prl> irmn':',
III est cpicnrle!l.
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II clmntc tyalrlnrnt
a son Uuiit. SANS dispense.
TT pour son agreement.
Entire nous. j. ]acrusr
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TT l@uriait sans "Ntlt>r,-
Euhrlais de Ch!uon.
Car les paliurgcIltS.
Les nluts tie tI:lncS-ganitl"rs
1t les -auloi>erlcs
Lui plliscnt VOLUNTEERS.
II sittir dahondance =
Et l!el reimbursement.
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DE mauValS garncmcnt,s
Ceux de t%lifol"3ic.
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lie -%uru>, II n'aime gnrrr ~
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1t meme il tlit la "ntrF".
Au ltrr capucl:s.
-('ts -randS saints. mos honlnomnl'
DIt-iI cn vcrs rlilit'lS.
Sont tie .raluls saints a:s"ne.
Mails pas uu tout %alllctas.
Jr conn"i> lcur malice
TT Ieur devotion,
Meme ltau de mtli>>e
De leur invention.
Enx dies saints: tn >essN rirc.
II, IL, mi. III. sol. ut:
LuiSsc Neui!lot Itcrirc:
En- do, re, mi, fl, Zat'S
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-04

Lescrvicc annivcrsairc de fen BERNARD
CASIMIR CARTE, dfcede lie Z Aont 1876,
i; Page de as ans, aura lieu a l'Eglise st.
Michel, Paroisse St. Jacques, Marli pro-
chain, L. Z Aoht 1s77, i 8 heures A. NJ.
Les parents ct amis SOM prizes d'y assister.
DE LA PART DE - yECvE.
Paroisse st. jacques, ce 1detAolt 1877.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-04
Commercial.

= 0NS P0Nfcs H cfOaTe.
La Maison Mare IauSl,de Donald
sonrile, q encore dimiMue ses priv de
rente.
EFT ses prize sont ceur 0un bon mar
che .tabnleu1.
Ne roublions pas.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-04
I'll D ! s

La soci6t6 existant sous lc nom G.. Du-
preville Hymel ct fills, Il, dun co,nmun ac-
cord, cess d'existcr i partir du l mai 1877.
NJ. G. Dapr6ville Hymel est seul charge
ct seul propri6taire du magasin connu sous
lc NOM de poirier Store.
G.. DUPREVILLE HYMEL.
st. Jacques, IA Juliet 1877.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-04

NV III oS.yUS TX
place publiquc, qui Went de pherein,
porter.
C'est commandment I'M grand
marche OH ron vend dies marchan-
discs ct des b6tes dc toute denomi-
nation.
Avez-vous etc i la foire de Beau
caire ct i celle de Caen?-Caen est
une vile renommec par pcxcellence
lie SEES tripes.
On nomme Medtye de la foire un
petit theatre eli plein vent, tres dr6.
lie, OF, Policlinelle amusc fort les
gems. lie premier fut fonde Ell 1896
dams renclos de la foire st. German
d Paris.
On dit aussi, scion I'M proverbe
universellement connu, s'entendrt
CONNIE Mryons en- .foirc.
QUAINT all meme mot, mails pris
dams une deception un pen differen.
te, il Went du latin .toria, qui Went
1e .forus. II ma rien de prtclsemcnt
academique.
EXcrseZcet article dedictiOnnaire.
Mails il est toujours bon de con-
naitre Ia valeur DIES mOtS.
Chronique.-h Chyonique de la
Nouvclle-O CLEANS Hit avec non moins
lie raison que Nesprit:
eft ellie a grand besoin lie tells athletes,
notre pauvrc lang',e franeaise, pour hitter
ayec gnelques chances de success contre nos
ennemis declares ct nos alnis inditftrents.
, 1877-05-04
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1877.

the hrat hrIdgc. and tug and some bargcs at
Turnn fnF the second,
No fresh troops hare recently crossed the Pruth
towards Da!atx, but q large mnss IL concentrated
on tue further side.
TORPEDO DEPOT
has becn established At tho mouth of The rruth.
stx hundred enenccr# and sa!lors con1tltute tue
torpedo detachment there.
oTF1CEns RECALLED.
A Constanllnopie dispatch reports that Austria
has rccallcd ali Anettien officers 10 tho Turkish
service.
DuLGARfANs.
a special from Kischtnc1 nays: ''Eumbcrs Of
Hu1gartanH arriving here. ars being formed into
bhttallons offlecred BY Russians. II il expected
that At 1enst ono division numbering TO- 600 men
VIII be formed Of uulgarisns who hare fed into
Haumaua."
FALLING BACK.
a pesa correspondent declares that the etacua.
tion Of the DobfadschA has been resolved upon.
The TURKS Are slowly falling back upon tho line Of
defense.
Several Rntstan merchantmen hAyo already been
captured by the Turkish feet.
Chesket Paahs has been sent to DaHlad.
KALArAr.
BCcnAREsT, MAY 3.-Tho RoumauiAns hays
taken military possession Of kAlafaL Tho OCCUPY.
tnR fofce numbers Q, 900 me1, with twenty four
Rrnpp guns. Thcy will foEtlfy and defend tho
position against any attempt The Turks may make
to occupy It.
The noumanlan Government IL celebrating
upon steps 10 hc taken in consequence OF the Turks
firing upon any fortified town.
The Rusaian batteries at BarboachA dsed upon
gunboat and forced 1t to retire.
, 1877-05-04
I'OTVI Il 1AIAE%
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR MONITORS THAT MAY As
T0NIs1f THE TURKS.

RT49tAM CIRCULAR MONITORS THAT NAY A.
ToNIs1f THE TURKS.
Ksw Yark Herald, Aav3.
Owing to tho prapoadessuee Of tho Turkish nest
Of iron.c!ads in ths Black Sea much interest
attaches 10 lhu ltnsslsa nary, aud all Information
regarding its reat strength IL eagerly sought by
thoss des!ruus OF complete knowledge OF thu con.
dit!ona Of tho present war. Where tho war ships
Of Western Europe. including tho Engllsh.
butit Tufkish iron clsda, present ! genera! simt.
larty Of design and construction, some Of those
belonging to RulaiA arc unique III both seapects
and deserve special sttentlon now that tacE mesi4
will 10 put to tho ssyeEcst tast. Tho cyelad or
circular shlp has been under dIkcussIou In naval
c!Fcles Tor some yesrs, but Nussla aions has put
the ldea Into practical shape, and tho world will
doubtless have many opportunities Of Judy
Ing whether tho now system IL worthy Of
the pFAlsa Or abutc that Il ahowered Oh Il
bJ tts advocates and opponents, OF eourse tho
nations tlat have not accepted the circular
ship sfe confident shat it will al justas they wcrc
with regard 70 tho American monitor, which now
fosms Tbs hasts OF construction Tor modern iron
c1ads In Europe. The following description Of the
Nussisa circular snps II both accurate aud Interest,"
lug:
TIE ropo1yxAs.
Ths circular trou. elas recently introduced In tho
Russian Imperial nary have reccsad the mans OF
Eoponksa, IN louor Of the inventor. ee.Adm,ral
PopoG. Of Tho Imperial navy. ThsEa aru now Two
Of these xessela iu lhu Hussan nary the Eoygosod,
tho Bkck Sea. aud ils Vice Admiral FopoG,
launched In 1875. Those setsci4 have lehxycti
Ssl IL heavy weather. snd tho speed obtained las
Six years sgo vice.Admral Popo1 submitted blu
design for circular to the Anstes Of the
hu.saa H. n1s{, Thy objef! va y Obtain ~ a1mo1-
teen teet-of dtmeusions, which should ullow Of IN
aEMApsut OF few guns VI heaYlrst cast aud clpa.
, 1877-05-04


i wii be seen that Of IN average total export Of
~. 26l ewts. Or ~ AZ, COO bushels, OF wheat
TO Great 1tFtAH nearly 10 per cent goes by wxy of
the Southern parts: vllich ports would be very
yond these experts. eoas4sra1ls 9nsntittes Of
then to conclude that tho large grain surplns of
Southern Rushla 10 to b. shut up in that country
because it, usual outlet, the Black Sea po1tA, Is
eloseds " means. We must cslculste upon
ihEgc consnnlpson for army purposes, and nleu up
Oh partial Interruption of production III corse.
alsnce OF the withdrawal Of men h military con.
elgr markets IN various WAYS The rsca. grain.pro-
dacng section Of Itursa Hes between the baltic poFtA
north and the Black Sea porta sou.h: ~ through
that country that lilo etssnrk Of railroads recently
constructed manly runs; md nearly ercrY patt OF
The grain sectfon can communicate With st. Peters
burg or ltEa almost easIty A. with Odessa. The
I.il,9ads ars eomCarattre,y numerous and arc all
lneasnFc these roads will be prooccupied for MILL
tary seevee. but. when the arn,y has trcn forward
ed 10 the theatre OF war! this 1crstcc wilt a',atc.
and tbe roads would be ablc to accommodate a con-
siderable amount Of grain tral1ic. The distance
being somcwh what greater to the ua1t!c than 10 the
black Sen. the toat Of tile route woud ba greater
thu. to Odesaa but 4 moderate advance In the
pneo Ut srnln would suffice to compensate for that
, 1877-05-04

hteh4hkfT' May 3.-At tue sccres session Of the
enan'oefs mere dispatches from Tho Ronmantan
representatives abroad "efe read alleging that an
aefeement certainly exists between Germany, Aus
t"n' Anu hasa'a fe!atise TO the EaateFn question.
information given hy the representatives must be
taken TOR what 1t Ia worth. but their dispatches
aase nAtes'a'lY aaeetca opinion In The Chambers.
ft.ncc Shafies IL Nofx1ne hafo 10 elect An alliance
VIA hpsata' Ihls sdea opposed At the
laa.sh neaaqaaftess. 1ne Generals arc
oa"''''ng ID aiio~ tae Honmanaau forces
70 oe maae separate corps
ua1es sne command OF INC Ff1ace Or any other Gen"
.. ~. N"o " not hussan. Is Aaia theFe II some
1.saR.ceuehs oet"een fnneo thafles and the
, 1877-05-04
RUSSIA.
CHICKS 10 HER AMplTtON--TNE GREEK CHURCH
-nUsslA Y0n THE NuAAIAHY.


soe1.~ ~" 80. sUn ~. iMs ,'as..s ness.Ass'
w..u,xa-nw n .n+t, ~ ~ ~, ,
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h.rs a. sse s.nt n, Er,on,t n"s.rn,nsnt ,at s"as
NM snd sont f.,rann NJ. MT .n r,ast, l., ,ana"..
thnnvit. s,,a i.nersra 49, 80 ssa ,"'t.a'n.,.
NJ Tho vrcst fo+rcs ~ w., In ,ha
corrtr,n. ~ f.. 1,,uu,,o anil ~. r",,s,.... ~,
uSon,hrrn cnnn,Jratton. :, NJ for ~ Wa.btrrto,,
o,.s h.. ~, ~ WA, 49,, a.,..J ~. ~
eonp,Ie.tion. Tnrro rcma,u, ~ II N
mora th,n fhc rcm.,r, ~ +bc f.h,.,re
t.rnurIf..,t,, u. .t.,,,,,. -. 1ysn"%,,
ooa ~. rho ,,ro,o.,,o,.i nh.orr.. ~, .xas." H.,
W.sbInc+on ~. y h. c~c".od ,hn,oto.. :, -" ~
,ows H. mn,s,stdc IN IT, s,tomn, IN g,a.n ~.
,rouhlcsomc f.cis r.,nncrto xitb ,hIs tncon,,,a
h,n,ih1o Es.,.rn on".,,or 3'f'~
Tht. tu = r,..r.o /. Ia. s,o,.,,, AL. l..
.,n.nt ,d,xs s.w MI W. .. .ne'a -, :.
NJ. two Fu1oncar r,r, ~. r.s,orr 1,us.,ion -
~. wh,ch T., ssrh ,o,x ia".io.,,s"s, .,.A", -
rtr,nnllv n. nm. II i. m. ~, thn
NJ the ranir.t t.t ,t :. thc .sns .t,mnnts .shIah
hs. 1,crn ronr On cxcr .Incc tn Tu,Ts ~. c,mns
In Euronc' Almost tsn var. scn n.s, H., .r',t
il a'ub.:aaee i not IN Language, what follows. j.
ID tFdc to'day:
a, caEcKs 70 RUSSIAN AAnrrtoS.
,, ,asS n oe1, ."o Mas'am nes*eaeer; f.'nee Aenss,
a tho u.,ns.um M OF II. to s utan
Nrxsfa and Turkey haye noyee beon Mt nrsra AMI
tbs Indications laye recent,y been RAPIDLY tperea,
inr ,hst nu.sta woula io wI1iIns to nv.!, her.a,
Of any means which might remove tho check
ptacel upon her ambition in tho Crtmea. Thu
rs :, u,,..ts n..,.a. ssas .'a p'n' Nh.
rsanse' natsn' rsHssta' "et'na, eaFalaa' ano IuF'
key re'eataoi1sh!ng tho principles ~ tho convdn.
tion Ut 1B41, with sonlo notifications, ueutralized
lbs Hack Sea BY declaring II opcn 10 the commerce
u ~ hat'oas' Waetaes possessing 'eFeIosy % 'ts
waters VI not. and BY prohibiting to Itussla and
Turkey tho maintenance Of military maritime as.
'shs.. r"n :" n,,np.su ~ rvsu' ~ mrs s mx ~ n.n.
TUX BURDEN OF TUE TREATY or PARIS.
For two reasons this treaty has boon. and Fo-
mains, hunaIlI*t'ng to ltussia. 1tp'acs. serious
ies'taln! upon ~ sefs7toe,al emo1oo' separates
.nS ,., 9esx sau.sa u ,sa sge eenmaa5 @ g CO.
,seI 81. an, ,%a ss. - .a OF tho
US" WV wv ...!''. so. ,'s nassa' .an caasea
ea'm. sssa'es antiquity ana n's1et aa1nonty than
the Church Of H1MGs aud tho FatTlntCh4 OF tho
Greek Church tasIst that tho luttcr IL the mother
md mt Tim f.u uhtcr of Homr. and thst tf,c mis-
genuine Ecumenicsl councIls weso Eastern coun.
sIh.
1nE GREEK cnuRca.
Dsan s1nlsy 5 iosls u, y ats gEcat work on the
epnaaest ~ ,ns searsep M 1Sfs s:a ..
y , s. TsttI:SaIF, 1s,osa ths lxn,a. tss;s
holy saeht UNKNOWN IN INC Mtss, 1ho eaa esturM
esn Aoons ta regsrd e.on Augustine and Jerome,
hat = cahohl1su sa!Mts oa'J ~ p'o9s Caflst'aas
o1 9sessa T.. iaas msslnofy.n ~. ,.,,.
chisaas whp ~ susn dam.n aSe Ias oteeS e
nrt.s sbss h, sseiv Futki.h ntos1ncs " *af'
, 1877-05-04
dttaprroted the note hy a large majority, but \.
The palace 1t n'ct With FIJI! appreciation.
sKNffA.

49, ''-" sN't ApttooatltHs
skHvfA.
n.,orpx ,saitt XII ,HTS,,. r. 1s.G, 3,";. T. <
q the surrender ihe se.vlan otres.es !" rrines
Michael ,t BY thc Tusks in lsss. The fortre,s Of
and relis!ous ceren,onics .hnve bec. held in tho
citadel: 1t whe', The Prince and Princess were ns
@si sf af s o :s,,:s; :ss
gra1e. II the afternoon and evening ,he pts.ants
fen f., tns .u'Fonnai's country aashertd in
dances le The music Of one.strinscd vioiins. ,'.
| ,ooksa o. Cd. In In vain among ihe v!detne>,
ttandard. The scrvtan t}ovcfnn,ent account foe
not dlaPfsyins the Tnrktsh nag according to ths
mt haea e nj. IL asrs.a Sss e q ss
fortress they are mt ealcd upon to rase the Turk.
i.h standard BY the aide Of t. Therefore. although
signs, there no Sui ana Crescent ag 10 be scen
II must bc admitted. however. that . TutkIeh naa
waving oYer aersian fortress IN such IN anntyer-
feainse Df the ccrcmonfcs
kAIoRATsoa or 0RRMANs FROM RUSSIA.
Two hundred tlonsand 1e; f,s;m.n eoon,,,, IN
Southern ltusslA have determined to lmmiVraso 10
Draxl1 and other parts Of Amenca, to avuId being
into the Russian army. Though lhey md li,ci1
ancestors hare been In lsus.n over 100 Years, and
will bc impoverished by emigration. the Aboitlon
demands Of tho Istionsi patty. bas ~ suiticed % 70
dHyo them away. Tho emigration has already
begun.
HOW THE RUSSIAN GRAIN TRApR WILL DR AZ
FKCTEb.
.fftc lork Euifff!n.
From present appeasancca. The only trade likely
to be interrupted 10 that Of Nussla uu tho Black
Yea. ThAt: However, IL very Important. About
one.afth Of The whole commerce Of Huasta Is dono
on the ack Sea frontier. and, whnt IL Of chief In
porfance 10 ~, ihn bulk Of the eain exports 70
from these ports. The quantities OF wheat shipped
70 ufeat Hrtatn fson the northwestern and sonth-
Western ports Of 1tnssIa respectively compare ns
fnfnHa fnr L &HefAa q lata YHara.
, 1877-05-04
GERMANY.
PANIC.

DxNItN, May 3.-iseposts from thu interior OF
Germany speak Of general panic because Of tho
apptuasudcd mobilization Of the Sixth Corps It
HKcstaw, aud that corpa Il even spoken Of ~ likely
to be called Oh for active duty,
KAIsER WILLIAM.
Tho Emperor wss warmly ehecrrd Evhlls yf4it!ug
various paris OF 6ttAsbour2.
, 1877-05-04
CLOTHING.
NU'T''['ING'S MUTT !|!ii|
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
.SP RING
0vERC0ATS

Should ho sson to be appreciated. Tho goods
arc OF an entirely new dosiGn, and the cut
IL Just "PEnFECT10N 1TBELF." Every
Earm ant warranted to tit a. we'll ~ though
1t had boon made to order. Our other load-
Ing Spring overconts ut $500, $500,
$1,000, $14.oo, $l7.oo, aud $4,000.
, 1877-05-04

It IL curtain tlas tbs Ka.+ians will bridge tho
Danube little below it, Junction with the prut4,
and also at Turna. nearly opposite Nikopols.
There Will dvubtlsss be !ntctn,ed!ats bridges.
Russian engineers have bought y steam tux from
au En2ii4h trW hers for ln tho construction Of
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From the Lewiston journal.
Playing With Fire.

The Ohio democratic state convention, in ca
tering for the votes of the disaffacted working
men by demagogic resolution ascribng hard
times to the republican policy of the general gov
eminent, was guilty of very questionable politi-
cal device. In ordinary times, such catering to
class feeling for votes would have been cassed
with other discreditabe parts an devices which
party leaders are too prone to adopt. But at such
time as the present, when social order is en6an-
gered by mebs of laborers, it is a dangerous ex-
pertinent for a convention of either political party
to come together, and for party purposes to feed
the passions of the mob by telling them that they
have been grievously wronged, and that, too, by
the party which controls the national administia a.
ton. 1t is always dangerous playing with fire.
1t is undoubtedly true, as suggested by the Tr-
bune that partisanship run mad has someth ing to
do with fostering the wild notions entertained in
many quarters respecting the responsibility of
government for the mutations of business. In
tense partsans who know better have not scru-
pied to arouse the passions of the unthinking, by
alleging that hard times low wages and other ca
lamties are the result of the policy of the other
party caring little for the effect on aborer or en-
poyer, provided few votes could be gained. SO
far has has this been carried that thousands have
come to think that in some mysterious manner
government reaches and controls those interests
OF society that are almost as much outside of the
functions of the national authority as are the
workings of the mechanism of our bodies.
The Ohio democratic convention gravely tells
the people that such measures as the resumption
act, are the cause of all our woes and expects to
make some voters believe it, Now as the resump-
ton act was passed nearly two years after the
financial panic and business prostration came upon
al. =.
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the "hsrd times" through which we have been
passing are the direct consequences of the terrible
war 10 crush ebellion What more monstrous
Injustice could there be than for the party whose
southern wing inaugurated that war, to now at
tempt 10 charge that the republican party is re-
sponsible for the consequences of rebellion
Three millions of men were Withdrawn from pro-
ductve pursuits and became destroyers instead of
creators of wealth The government entered the
market as purchaser of millions of produce and
merchandise, paying therefor with borrowed
money.
Not being able to borrow enough on voluntary
loans, the exigency compe He'd the nation to make
a forced loan OF the people by issuing promises
being issued in excess and irredeemsble, soon
deprecated and aggravated the unnatural con-
v1ition of business.
The inevitable effect of all this was that every
department of business was unnaturaly stimula-
ted, speculation thriyed, fortunes were made and
extragance encouraged. 1t was the same with
the nation as with the spendthrift who inherits a
fortune and granted unlimited credit-a brief Pc
Rod of eXtravsgan prosperity and then lapse.
So Is soon as the government completed Its pay
ments for the waste OF war, and instead of dis
bursting immense sums began to collect and pay
up; as soon as the immense Southern gap had
been filled up with merchandise, and the ranks
of industry had been filled up with returned
soldiers-then came the collapse just as it always
comes in other nations after exhaustive wars.
This is what has brought trouble upon the ma
ton and it is downright dishonesty tor democrat
&c politicians who are responsible for secession,
to meet in convention and charge that republican
measures rendered necessary to meet the eXpendi-
lures OF war to crush the Southern wing OF their
party, are the cause of all our woes.
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GENERAL NEU.S.

The European demand for petroleum is steadily
increasing.
The Cincinnati Gazette tells the mechanics and
employees in factories that they acted weakly when
they consented to leave their labor at the demand
of tramps, roughs and vagabonds.
When Senator Bayard next makes an address
to literary body, he will not in view of recent
Developments, 60 out of his way to assail Gen.
eral Sherman for remarking that the regular ar.
my kept the country from anarchy.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company has
engaged quarter of million eucalyptus trees
The company will plant these trees along the line
Of the track, and ill use the timber when sufii.
GENTLY grown, TO replace the ties as they wear
out.
Policeman stopping a hack driver Look
here now, don't you know there's an ordinance
requiring every carriage to have a lantern at
nightr' Hackdriver; "An' sure, sir, what
made have of lantern at all I Can you not see
fur yerself, sir, that me horse is blond p
While digging in his cellar the other day, a
Baltimore man discovered deposit of more than
II dozen pint bottles of pale ale, which upon ex-
animation, proved to be in prime order and condi-
ton, and of choice quality. They must have
been placed where they were found nearly 20
years ago. The bottles are Of stone, and the ale
Of the description known as Scotch pale ale.
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Father Secchi writes letter to the French
Academy on the present state Of the solar atmos
phere, in which he states that the sun is in state
of relative calm because the spots speedily dis
solve. The duration of spot depends upon the
continuance of the eruptiye action underneath,
which supplies fresh matter; but he believes that
the period of increased or maximum activity
gives signs of its early approach.
Rossini walking one day in Passy with friend,
passed a stout street-musician singing to q guitar
in the most horrible fashion, the serenade from
the Barber. The composer stopped and gave the
vocalist piece of money. What" said his
friend, astouished you encourage this robust
men licsntf He has no infrmity nee ling pity"
"Oh!' said Rossni, didn't you hear the voice
with which he is afl icted ?"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-31
Ice Wafer,

and sweetened, forms mixture which, as a cool.
lug, healthy, and refreshing summer Beverage
has no equal Barrels OF ice water prepared IN
this way, may be drank without the slightest in.
jury; and happy is the man who finds in this sub
stute for splrtuous liquors. Its value to the Far.
mer, the Mechanic, and Laborer cannot be over
estimated. IL is cheap to be within the reach
OF all; so finely favored as to be enjoyed by lovers
of the choicest liquors.