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FoI caIaIo eues aud clrculafa. address 10 master.
A BOARDING. SCHOOL for YOUNG MIN
an" sii.S6ihaiLDog's ACADEMY. Media. Penn.

Twelve miles by rn from 81 - auf Tli'stluiass. i'ila
Baya iaFOr says o. iaac iyli fs' ~ 100 c"Hu ogf
Ntss.eia 81 t"fii1 4. tlHct
JaGee 81 Of Ata %
lrGgrt Nudil Ac deny aNgsds ie hc,i Afi uci!1ur
Chaflcs 90. Efi-fd g. Hans tfCiwu " Says " az D. IN.
sttUton lit q bF p-Il'f af O. Ell 90. iafciit.'
Col. lis.us Ftifs.th not oulr
q school hgclikc cheerful establishment where
rational IDEAS JREr cIillHc 50 1eir tist wioi.
mcuis itai and physical atmosphere YtCA solCccssary
She Rr3Eth ~ iirslily y1uia."
The Rev John Lug syr: "Noar ahsHIoa L. Tie dat
~ f'os4 tlt
teIiias,t cito!ec oi r.ieuts snd fusiCiatf."
oH. JAYIn-g v t1ps, tr>tat %. acunrylgaflia Seltc
aays: rcsaid ~ f. f.sf ~ ihc stale and one
ever suited 90 at b0r ioI ossr The Ilncpal
ana LIS fss.staus 80 waAAnosD rraeaia5a'
81 study tioissiDu College 500
srioC 10 blldEs Nrs.f i'ar schooling bBls ~.
FataLe quarterly o!afR. sdiuitted
Huy unc special Individual ARD class LlstTt, foI
advanced and bacs ard psls Ten 'osraetofs 40 F,d
yates Of Yale college Io3 pCufG IS buiig COS clfcutf,
arGrcss fNIfHIh 4. SHORrIJDGF, Harvard Uu.ycgSt,,
T. NJ. Media pean Moila h churches sad temper
ance charter.
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Drrlag eypsro, oGrsrsnq ar isoo irc hTN hsa
etvHs Gdarfiisig "a tbs lNi8AL tdn l.I n'
az cia6r p0rra PIT fo1,fr.-ij ANsS "a WlLAAN r.
| BRrTs. Et{fs NtiaaTy .lcs.i,fnU stamford, tesa
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RAZkR RECEIPTS.
CICFR0.s TrsCULAN DIsPUTATIONs:

cOOKISG RECEIfrs FROM HARPEBs BAZAAR.
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ADAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass


the urrd ol AalIserr.
WILLIAM Il. DIEMOIk. alastcI.
THIS School T. tlced hr .rst anf most thorough
Irlaiso for colc-c Jhe pad var ihct have hceu ten
teachers. ability experience. sul hundred aud
rfty puIiis.
There preparatory cassl Eug.iah ,es. and French
for boys from tu iogTLe.H years age.
Tie AcGds'.~ boarding ,se s under te entire elsrge
teachers. amt receive careful
aiid atlcltI1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-28

NHESTER VALLEY Academy for BOYS
hoIc comforts CHARGES backward boys
leeia care. AddIess b. DuALEAY LONG, A NJ Principal
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AIRS. ANNA RANDALL DlEtil., teacher
vi EeoLlng ana Dralnatle Acilon b Nnian squeLe.
QUARTERLY ELoCUTIONIST, 30 Union
u nUnrc Rncl nnmhera snpp.ied. Avn Eh,nALL nltl
Dancing A1aoemies.

DODWORTE~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
N ~. cSl JIlf-AEENCA
Private lessons Jui.i.E The s;innsr.
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r1IMNNY.

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Heth.-Tbe strange Adventures Of 4 ih~oeo''-AA
l2inO, Cl0ta 81 80 per volume.
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w beiierc THE TRRuNs be cs iet Medium zoe kesong on
eofl-0e 5ef95 me- DeJyt rHd 'siga ~ cJae uss ."
co.saas-fk. ". COwiss, Ei1urr tN ~ fe"aN '"'''''
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Ensirnciiou.

H,s cririon met THE NEwYogK f1aGJNF Is 6coidei'
me- bot yrgef ,-sfr O. Gfrcrfse AciCoisD j. bNEtspf
Cotleyafe Scaool fOT BoAg, Nsir- York CTR
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WrNSTOWE.

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4 FEW more Young LADIES between the
"a ages 81 acd ~ sharr tnr unu'nH adsantsgr Of
yeals leisuy crogsh nnt practical Address Mis. J. T..
CAN'T, f;Dckbi1iife. Hass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-28

TADENOlSELLf TAkDiNEb.
W. no. 70 WE4-T 'FOHIA SINrHST,
.sI.WNDkk.
Tcopcrs frtnca, In" h era 'scmau ln1rjne Anr Day
50 col oar Ladies ai Children -t 20 circulars abd
references tatt on app.' c.i.n
Fr,nc. spoken hucails IN 0-e car. fAiederpatien)
IqLt, Diving singing, Fas,L Water Cyol. AeeIc"ofi,
o. iucuded q q tuition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-28

DEADY FOR WORK. -Pac<ard's BUSINESS
lie COLLEGK. sO5 Broadway VIII reopen Tor The year
Tic frneirSl WILDE hs Office dslly. during August
iron q. a. 10 8 D. .
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I'D Fal term tus Day and Holrdlpg schosSier Young
Ladies will O,u sept 10. CHARLES r. WET, Principal,
80. l5o Monlaguess., brooklyn, NY
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iIlHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. 10. Isl w

Il NNIIIIsI+FFE4t NT7|If ~
52Ast, corner 6lhsye AeS OIs, Rev Ieary u. chaplin,
p j. Ircga The 56ti ScloOyfar ID Gins sept ~, 1877.
p0va fiie ui colc~e business urinary department.
L.ales VI tuition reasonable. send i0T circular.
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I II. MORsE'S SCHOOL for BOYS, 1857
Oo gr.adEay Wiz reopen septemher -. Thorough pr
rafafio Esrfafd. Nss Columbia Sc Circulars at II a.
NHM- ENOh AlNNL. is lAlh.Ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-28

MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE, 1879 Broad
vi WQY enrspoc lE3 .osi :4:hsf I>ns IL auh cass
cal school 0ps ~ fn1ftecnn year september H.
IfTIls iedao0d. JOSEPH H. ~ IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

IEs Dornl-lg ; CAinamAn was talk,
ing with several gentlemen O the
corridor Of the City Hall, and said
there Vas = great many Cinnamon
who would Ike to get nsturzlised.
One u the gentlemen asked the Celes-
tlal which Of tie two political parties
the Chinese would vote with! The
Chinanan replied. ~Lepablicans7 i
Democrat spoke Up and said, ~Why
should they vote for the Republicans
and not for the Democrats Tie
Chinanan replied, with = broad grin
On his face, ~DemOclats 10 good:
Democlats ani IliShmen ale same.
DenOclAts and Ilishmen ale same one
man; ale 10 good for Chinaman. =
Err
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

IMPROVEMENT N TRk MOgAlTTY OF on
PCBuC NEN.-A few weeks before his
death, VicePn><ideut Wilson was din.
ing At the same table with : we'll
known Bishop II the Ep;Spccal
Chu'ch. who raised tire question IS
to the degeleracy Of our public nseu
with each generation Of our Republic,
Mr.. Wilson spoke at some length
from his own long experience Of pub
lie life, comparing the many Congress
es of which he had been member,
and showing how rapidly and decided
" the moral character uf their mem.
bership had risen during the recent
decades IF our history. Especially
have drunkenness, profanity and lioen-
tiousness decreased among public
men. The heroes of forty and fiftv
years back, and whose lives are the
theme even Of our Sunday-school
books, aud whose characters are COZ,
tinually held up to the admiration and
Imitation of our young people, were
almost to man persons whose NOR
ais would not now bear inspection.
And even the COMMISSIONS aud distur-
Dances which occur in the halls of
Congress, though sufficiently numer-
Gus and undigni6ed, are as nothing to
the disgraceful rows which once took
place there.-Penn- Monthly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

A TENNESSEE SNAKE SroRY.-In the
neighborhoOd of Blue Springs, says
the Kingston East Tennessean, near
the county line. snakes appear to be
plentiful and aggressive. The other
day a large black snake coiled itself
around the neck of mule of one oil
the farmers and choked the animal to
death. The same day, in the same VI
cinity, another of these reptiles tack
led a lady and coiIed itself around one
Of her legs. and she was only relieved
from her unpleasant companion by a
neighbor who heard her cries. A
lick on the reptiles head as it protru-
ded, sticking ont its forked tongue as
though warning off Intermediates. IN
duced it to release its grasp when 1t
was dispatched. We did not learn
the name of any Of the parties, but
are assured by Parson Lowry, who
was in the vicinity, that the facts as
stated are true.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12
NOTICE.

ITO q. WARREN. n. NJ. HARRIS ].
L Philips: You are each Of vou herebv
notified that We hare expended in money
and labor for you. G. Warren, the sum Of
fitfy-shree doIl&-S; for yOu, d. II. Harris.
the sum Of ten dollars: for yO0. ]. Philips
the sum Of sixteen dollars: upoa Your se-
ycEal interests IN the Tehomo mine, first
weSs extension. situated in Middle Boise
mining district, AlturSS county. IdSho
Territory, and unless you pay Ia Us the
sum II money hereby demanded. together
with coSts. on or before The expiration of
ninety DAYS, yOQr interest in said mine
viii Be forfeited 10 Us By due process of
law. and viii become our property.
JAMES DAVIS
]. y. PEDL.ER
Atlanta, I. T.. Oct 27sh. 1876. SIN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

HE bill amending the election law
was defeated in the House. There
has been another, providing punish
ulent Tor Illegal voting, presented in
the House, but is liable to be defeated.
'hlngs have come to a pretty pass,
ndeed, when bill to prevent illegal
voting Is defeated. Tt looks as
olOugh the interests of party, and not
u The taxpayers, is being worked
iOr' The present session has not been
"Ie t. mat would recommend itself to in
elilgent and thinking men.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

'liScHIEVOUs MORRIssEY.-A Chey-
cane Chinaman walked into the tele.
graph Office the other day, ard Hon.
"Onn MoriSsey, a mischevous at
'acne, induced him to take hold of a
00upie of wires. In less than a sec
ono the Chinaman was executing a
frantic pas de seuI, and shouting:
"hoopee? do 'em littel tuna mucka
!. aiioi whoa hawI Stoppee dam Mel
,can wagonr The Morrissey boy
laughed 50 hard that he fell over one
!, 'le wires. tearing it out of the Ce-
;. .eS'iafs hand, and the latter plunged
'"'0ugh a window, making good bis
escape.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12
A DrsapporSreD MArp.-Miss Stok,

A DISAPPOINTED MAID.-Miss Stokes
considers work very unladylike, and
kitchen work perfectly shocking
But when an industrious and sensible
young man began to occasionally
drop in and spend an evening, she
very wisely refrained from expressing
these convictions, after hearing him
on several occasions severely de-
nounce the frivolity and Incidence so
fashionable at present with many OF
the young ladies of Philadelphia.
Entertaining high regard for the
young man. she determined to sur
prise him by some great fear of her
industry and perseverance, and last
evening as they were seated together
on the parlor sofa. after the converse
item had begun to flag, she artfully
allowed sigh to escape her.
'Arc you unwelli" he tenderly IN
quired.
NO, / am quite WE'LL
"But y0u sighed, lie persisted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

he Legislatur-will adjourn some.
time this week, and the members, az
ter bumming around the different
places Of amusement for the last sew
en- weeks, viii return to their respec-
tive counties.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

--~-21 49, AkA24 II &EzE
0ae 0'd anything smarter partscalzrly
oonuaendabse At any time daring TIE
sessaOn. they should have due cre,sSr
''V II Vel. now. something smart
MS been done SIX O. eight laiSes
presented themselves N tie Co.nsSl
caamber last night. after aaSourue-
uleat q the evening session. and rOs
most q the members pledged To The
support q = measure they wanted
carrSe1 out God bless then. they are
always right. and = man who uOust
ol'ndly pledge his seaport 70 anything
they may ask. Is lot worthy to be the
son q . virtnOus mother. The result
Of this little BIT Of Diplomacy On tlse:;r
part was the passage, this forenoon. IN
der suspended rules, q . bill g7Ting
the Boise City Council authority IL
regulate and. If necessary, remove
handy houses from public gaia What
the House may do with II i uncertain
as they have lot acted Jet; but there
are $ good many very sensible and
good men in that body, and If thew
don't pass it without : dissenting
voice, they ought To be stood n the
stocks thirty days and then publicly
well-ducked-that VIII probably pun
ISL him sufficiently.
Tie aim Of this bin IS the removal
OF the Chinese houses Of prostitution
from the heart Of the city and from the
immediate EeighbuThood q families.
and Is just and wise and deceut
Tie bin amending The election Law
passed the Council, but failed in the
House Richards Or somebody from
Boise has introduced q hill on the
the same subject, providing only for
the punishment Uf illegal voting, and
changing the hour Of closing the polls
from S to : O'Clock, but old fogy De-
mOcracy IS 81 much in favor q every
body voting except '-niggers- and CHI
naulen that lis fate IS uncertain.
A bill 10 encourage immigration
is on file in the Council and is liable 10
die il a state Of como Tor want Of VI
tally in It's friends,
This Legislature does not seem dis
posed 10 make any departures from
old things, and believe that wooden
men are as good as any.
4 bill To take slice uff Of AlturasI
county and add onto Lemhi created a
not discussion in the Council today in
which Sidcbotlam, on one side and
Beatty Oh the other, were the champi-
ous for their respective counties. The
bill was defeated.
Ever 50 many men are in the field
fur Controller, and No one knows who
the coming man will be. but the
chances are that the Governor will do
a smart thing in a day or two. by the
appointment of some one of the nu-
merous aspirants, and we will see
how wisely lie may act 1t Is said
that Jonas W. Brown and George ".
Richards, of your county, are each
willing to serve their country 1t Is
known that the present incumbent,
Mr.. Perrault, Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Calkin,
and Captain Griffin are candidates,
and il is said that Sol Hasbrouck is
"wilIin'," the same as "Barkis" and
that Frank Parker is willing to res
pond to the call of the Governor and
his country. Sub Rosa
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~ - BCSgNgsS

The Money Or5er OESce viii nj Be
,...r,,l 81 all o. SGaisySs and 10 Noaev
n.ler b,ssineSS vii hS transacted ~ ST.
urSsys sfssT four O'Clock P, NJ
= G SILSRY,
Idaho City, Dec-S 1873 PossmzSse-,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

Il NERD woman near Ylcksbar-
was milking the other Morning when
sae felt some one push her, and, look
ing arOund. saw large black bear II
her SIDE She didn't wait 10 gel tie
-strippiRgs-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

THAyzS 70 Colonel Stevenson, mem
Der of the Council from this county.
for copies Of several bills and Terri
torial officers reports
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

RET. }. NchE1N viii not be able 10
till his engagements across the Basin
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday even
ngs, having gone 10 BIise CITY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

CHARLEY TH0xAs came over from
Qnartzburg. few days ago, to &C
cept the position as one Of the engi-
neers in the Eureka mill
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Yas MtI Suppose i waz b.
caase 1 fit - sirei~
Have yOa ben hasy
OAs -. iEassed. rs the reply.
Mhy. wOad yOu belssve ~ / chi
Oat t0wl All Ea8e i II BY NJ
self today
here has been : eoolness between
Tie parties ever ssnce TIE reasOa q
which Re has never been faly able u
explain. but sic angrsly ren2rSea tie
next morning that SINE men were
foolish enO1gh - imagine that : no
nan ought 70 be abb 70 ID mare
work than = power engine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

IL publishing the list Of bills a.
Ip~ed N the Commissioners proceed
lngs, the amount allowed Jerry Mer-
$50-for one quarters salary
Tor Keeping in repair the roads in dis
trlct No. >, was accidentally omitted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

VIZ heard a report, two or three
Gays ago, that the Iowa Company, at
Vuartzburg, had tapped their ledge,
and that it prosPected well VIII
some one On that side of the Basin in
iorm rs as to the facts?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

Mss Hams PAESOSS returned from
San francisco by last Tuesdays
stage
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

ToxPzINS s Co.'S saw mill started
10 again Wednesday morning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

DlED, at Fort Boise, on the Sth In
slant, Thomas Collins. aged 9 years,
son Of Major Patrick CslIins.-SGtss-
nlla
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

Two or three inches Of snow fell
here last Wednesday night, but yes
terday the clouds again disappeared
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TERRITORY OF IDAHo. :

TERgTTOEr OF IDAHO.
County o. Boi<e-
], James Mo-izr1v, Auditor o. Boisa
County. do HEREBY certify thai the foreSo-
l1g : tue and correct statement d The
finances of Boise county for the Quarter
ending January a D 1917
Witness my hand and Official
Is seal this. ID day o. January. a.
49, Il 1877
JAMES NoRIARTY. Auditor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

TIE whistle Of the Gold Hill mill
was plainly heard at this place, . Jew
days ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

Oh January Sth, Joseph Nibble
died At Boise City. Of consumption.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

Ms II H. hSAFq left for San Fran
cisco last Tuesday morning. He will
return in the spring.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-12

SEE Treasnrer's embellishments in
this issue
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S'hOMOSs sSsscS: a d ~
All e4kzg CA-cZe-E2ES e sAS Rae u -
SZss2sAxz-R. 81 BoSzoz ESsAa o8s OzSsz RreRsS
: 22ze AS1-G1s-Ss S12[E-z F1-2ss Newport S2<zRozz
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E<-1s. Pse- ~ Cas- FxSS2z 81 TIE Oa1zAss Asa
a<--zxzs ski CArO-oS~ o. e1zck o. wA1ts -0EzsS
3erz1 e-Sz=sSS czass. >E1Sxv seAae1 cz-sx xSzs-x-
-. Cas-1es~ e2EcS g-oG-Z rzzs2Ss &1so. fx-ex Ard
agS-1s supplies 81 veEy eo1e12 r<5ceS. Px-Sscas2-x
1rSe~ 11@s--zzs2 cR125aE-s On EscS51s q sSz-a
SD So SSAss c@8lG : LATHAM & CO, ~
. 1SA1zgee1 s.. Eo<zO1- AS&5s11<es<S ~ sc<SSSz
AID Az2s-5-zz Ca-C-cS
In&Eo CTET. Dsc- =, TS-S-z
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WALKER i KnGES mill started IN
again Yesterday morning.
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few days ago
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Notice.
The following warrants will be paid on
presentation at the County TreaSurers
office, out of the County General Fund.
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IDAHO CRY, Jan. 8. 1915.
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Notice.
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NO, I am quite well.
but you sighed he persisted.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-20

GANBErrA AND Ma. TuDEz.-We
have no dpub1 that Mr.. Tilden. ha.
largely more experience and is better
qualified to jndge with regard to the de-
cisions Of elections than Gambe;tA, if We
Judge the latter BY what be is reported
recently to have said on The subject. He
certainly has not lost his confidence in
the French people and their decisions il
Mr.. Tilden has cause 70 mlstrus1 The
decisions Of the popular voice in TIN.
country. i...
Relative 70 the assertion Of reacfioDary
papers that President MacMahon vii
not be obliged 10 submit to the viii OF
| the nation a. expressed BY the coming
elections, NJ. Gzmberza said
II i in vain that such things are said
or rather allowed TO be said, ia the hope
I that they will cheer the failing hearts OF
the governments auxilhaTi<S when the
sole authority 20 which ali must bend has
| d -onounced. Do not think that any one
l. strong enough 10 oppose II Do moi
think fhar when the millions Of electors
of the free soil OF France have made
their choice that there will be one, what
ever be his degree, that could resist.
Believe me when France has prononnced
her sovereign viii their mnsi either Be
submission or resignation