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Foreign.
ENGLAND.

The navy estimates for 1873 show an
increase ~ eS5,UO, half Of which Is for the
transportation Of troops. The estimates show
it, intention TO commepce with four first class
iron claJs and complete 1--we iron clads, to-
gether with ~ corvettes and 10 torpedo boats.
The above increase IL exclusive Of that portion
Of the vote Of 600 100 600 which has been deyo-
ted 10 the navy.
Lord Napier, Of Magdala, Governor
Of Gibralter, has arrived In London and had q
long conference with the Duke Of Cambridge,
Commander In. Chief Of the British forces. II
II announced that II has been decided Ia EN-.
ploy Lord Napier Ss Commander In Chief Of
any expcditionary force that NAV be sent out
In case Of war, with Major General Wellesley
a. Chief Of STAFF.
In the House Of Lords, March +th. Derby
said the Government has received the terms
Of peace, but In an imperfect state. He could
only say the terms do not include the cession
OF the Turkish feet. The indemnity is reduced
to fl!. 100000, and the Egyptian tribute is no,
affected. In the House Of Commons. Hardy,
Secretary Of State for War. In answer To a
question, said that the matter Of the defense
Of the commercial ports Of England Was being
carefully considered at the presen, moment.
Lieut.. Gen. McDougall, Chief Of the
Intelligence Department Of tho War Once. will,
Ia May, take command Of the forces in Canada
II 10 understood that, In the event Of a war.
Gen. McDougal will have authority to raise
lo,0O Canadians for service In Europe. Vice
Admiral lnglefeld will, In May, assume COM
mand Of the feet on the North American and
West Indian stations. All officers on leave re-
ceived orders March LIST 20 hold themselves in
readiness TO rejoin their regiments and de-
partments Immediately on receip, Of telegraph
ic notice.
In replying q a recent article in
the London Standard. which declared that the
sword would yet have TO decide the question.
unless Russia made some concessions, the
Agence Russo saws: The British government
has declared that Il would only make war in
behalf Of British interests. Russia has respect
cd and satisfied those interests. Therefore,
either the STANDARD IL mistnformed or England
will act In opposition To her formal declarations.
As regards concessions, European Cabinets
know Russia is resolved to maintain the essen.
uAl results OF the war. She will always show
herself disposed 10 accept every means Of rec
onciling the inviolabIity Of this result with the
Interests OF third parties, but threats Of mill
itary preparations are . bad way Of attaining q
peaceful understanding.
Ast Petersburg dispatch Of March 9Th says:
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

er., Who early began the battle on new
fields II action.
Rank. thrifty. young trees with sof,.
immature wood. are not ss likely Ia
live In transportation and second plant.
ing ~ the more scrubby, hardy ones.
nor 10 come into bearing az soon. though
with particular care mud tender treat.
meni the thrifty will make n larger.
fairer.looking tree In ten or u dozen
wears
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

impossible TO
have IN excuse
bcders which II
EXISTS In Thlbet
Mary marriage
oocAsionhly met
nv parts Of the
ITO b explained
Me surrounding
DooplA 4 numer-
Md sterile coun-
nUAct evil. and Il
YNHgosts the I'm
Wo40 those who
Or his doc
.pOee 10 have
ke@ans when
eGSe ~hi~h
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

The Duke d AndiGivs FAsquer. ~
idens q ~ senate, aad : half dosen
esnatcrs have wttAdFsvn fsun ne
group known - ~ CcasiisstioaaiA H.
ely secures u paseaUs - ~ gcvsf
baas a ~ annsesy ~ sssta e stsss
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4lefanoria 0az&tte
MONDAY EVENING, DEC B. SO.

Mr. CoscoaAN's E1auT1EII BIRTHDAY was
appropriately celebrated on Friday evening At
the Louise Home, Washington, where from TO
10 n. m. large number of his personal friends
and relatives, with other invited guests. assem-
hled to do him honor. The company was re-
ceiyed BY Miss Ogle Tsylte President CT the
Board of Lady Managers assisted by Miss Lucy
Hunter. and included the President and Mrs.
HAYES. The rooms were we'll tiled and the
large saloon crowded with guests In the early
part of the evening poem, By MrR. DahIgren,
who was not we'll enough to be present. Wss
read by q gentleman. 1t was IN comm emorstion
of the event the nrany were assembled 10 cel.
ebrs,e This was followed by An ode by Rev.
DR.. Hill to Mr.. Corcorsn, suggested by the ode
Of Horace to his friend Moecenss Then Mrs.
Osle Tayloe presented to the Home valuable
diamond ring, TO be worn By the presidents OF
The board of lady managers. Mr.. Corcoran's
acceptance &C this present for the Home was
resd by Bishop Pinkney. A superb floral or
nament, presented by Mr.. Hayes. adorned the
grand saloon; another of equal beauty was
much admired in the managers parlor. Can
delabrs. with wax candles, added to the bril-
iiancy of the scene. In the south parlor su.
perb entertainment, prepared by Wormley, was
served at O clock. The table decorations were
very beautiful. The winter wind which blew
and the bitter sky which f;oze without, rendered
BY contrast the delightful warmth, brilliant
light, and sheen Ct silver and crystal within
most enjoyable, while the good Christmas cheer
sladdened the hearts of the conViVers. At ten
O'clock the party broke up, with many aspira-
lions tor still longer life to their noble friend
and the benefactor of his race Wash Sun. Her.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Of CLOTHING
AT DEALHAM'S
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1878 exnar 1871;
PENEGYLVANIA kDUEE
tn TT = EHPTEr EST = SnJTTE W ESn

Z q - GGGEiG e q &
PENNSYLVANIA EOUTE
TO TIE EORTE, WEST g SCUTEW Est
DOUBLE ThACN.
STEEL BALLS, EPLBNDiD sCENEEt
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. ~, 1879 70 ?. II.
Trains leave Wsahingson from depot CT BAL.
TIMORE &c POTOMAC RAILROAD, COT
ner Of Sixta and ST. oets, rs follows
1918 2. Ii daily, win Palace Cars. .4a.
itcd Express OF Fl!Imsa raclor Cars @.3js
N. daily, except Sunday. go: Ph!aiole1,
For PittsDucg eHd Inc y est 10. lG Il. daily, Wit
EsElcr Cars to fittshu-g; ia y. IL. dsi:.
vita fslsce Cal to Chicago.
Fec Canandsigua and TIC North, 40 y
daily, excop! 5a:ucdsS. Win Esssec CIR i:
Watkins. F3c E!ratra. 1910 y -, daily.
except Sunday.
For Baltimore, 7.CO, 2&;1. $40 eaI l0,l0 a. e.;
$50, ~, 63n, 7.to sac 10. 10 P. 10. "a San
Gay, 10 10 =. IL: LEO, SO, 80 and 1915 p. III.
LUCA4 TRAINS.
SCR EloZsldc!a 8, ?.!5, 3 s, ~ And II 4. -, al
l.l5. 5, as, 8, b.O3 I, srd 1850 p. ~ Or
Sundsya . -: u. aad IL sIa p. u.
Trains leave hlaraMir;a for Washington. 10,
?.l5 go, 2.GT, - end Il sTl.., 8, 20 ). t.!i
ard j.. n. I'D IL ni4 h.
On Sunday lit $50 ssn1 IL &. "a, ED q ~ p,H.
THEOUGE TRAIN FuH The SOUTH, Viz
Quan.ico ed RjCb ,rond VIII! leave Al;Eal.
dria ct 10 t. 70. md 6 10 ,. 70. daily
Tickets sn3 Information C@n be p.ocuret
principal railroad sbs.ions End t!cke. Office
Southeast L. i. FAKAEH,
Jea'i. Passenger i gent,
Fran IAGii;:::Q&j
General nEra.G. nov 3
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GTEAMEBSo

TN CONSEQUG" OF THE ICE AND
.hss tho ratrons will not be delayed, the Boats
Of tins POTOMAC FERRY co. will run as
follows On and SITTER Decembe %, 1878:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA at T 80, Q 80 and
II 80 &. m and 80. 80 and 20 j. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON at s so, 10 60 and
70 go Q. IN, aad 2 so. 4 80 and 90 p. NJ. [dec2G
- e. u MPTION OF ROUTE.
On and after THURSDAY, February 18th,
1878, the steamsr MATTANO, Cap: ain
Nm. Ii. Ryles, will bo run IS follows:
Lasvs hleaandria EVERY MONDAY,
Til 25DAY ald SATURDAY, fr6m King
street. wharf, st hsli.past seven O'CLOCK
q. H., for Landings on the Potomac ss fs- down
SIS Noraini. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES
By and FRIDAY MORNING, At O'Clock,
for Washington, arriving early the sane even.
ing. Freight received daily.
teb.ll ). BkODEkS & CO.. Agents.
ENLANU e 3&ABOAED COASTING 90.
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DRY GOODS

NEW GOODS FOB XMAS. viz: Imported
~ Closk,, very elegant; Ladies' u hano.
kerchiefs in Chinese boxes, very hsnoaohe'
Gents l.. E. Hsndkerchiels in Chinese Doxes'
very fine; Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and hang.
kerchiefs. new styles; Gents six CraYs1s "a
great variety; Gloves of every descrlplion, WIN
other choice goods Just received snd tor safe Dy
D. F. BRASHEAR,
81. 8. Hoomcs. No. 100 King street.
decs3 Alexandria, Va.
GPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
- Monday, December 16, 1878.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS. CAOAhS, &c.
We have in stock a full line of fine Bed BLANC
cts from So 60 to SIS per psir; Shaker Flannels,
very cheap; full stock of Gloaks Cloth and
Felt Skirts and Quilted do, very handsome TO-
gether with other cheap goods. Call and sec.
u. +. BRASH EAR,
q. B. Hoomee. No. 100 King street,
dec 16 Alexandrls, We.
WIN. N. BERKELEY,
w No. Ga King street.
Opened to day-Beck Alpaca, Alpaca Lus.
tres, Beautiful Fancy Prints and FlanHels ut
greatly reduced prices, Bleschsd and I'm,
bleached Cantons, Bed Tickings Bleached and
Bro. Sheetings with other sessonable and ceslr-
able goods. Invite all to CALL dec IT
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FOB riQRTCLA.

Tha elegant, new and substantial naezs !.
Iron steamer LADI OF THE LAKE Gs2ssssS
leaves the company's Hharf, Washington, EV-
EHY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRI
DAY, 81 FIVE g clock p. H., tad Alexandria at
5.SU p. "a; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, TH UhSDAY and SATURDAY,
st . o'clock .. 81. This lins connects at Nor
folS with the ships Of tie Merchants and Hi
ncrs Trauspor :ation Company for Boston and
Providence, and aho.1s the cheapest snd beat
route TO those cities and their connections
Throughout: New England. Fsreto Norfolk 81:
round trip IS, Tickets good until Used
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Connects with Cle5. & Ohio r. 4. East and
west ct Lynchburg with Atlantic, Miss. 6
ONO L. Il. TO and from Southwest Virginia.
ChstIsncogs, Atlsuta. Now Orleans, Nashville
Memphis, Little Rock and al points in Texas.
At DaHVillo Close connection with Richmond
and DanVilie T. l.. ID and from the Csrolinsa,
Georgia, Florids. and, via Atlanta, with Mobla
New Orleans and Southern Texas.
For MANASSAS LINE leave washington
90 8. m. and Alexandria T Is G.. r., dsily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strssburg at L Is .. m,
connecting With the Valley Rosd East and
West. Leave St7ssburg 8 ~ p. m., Front Roys!
4 6 p. m, Markham 50 p n, Salem 81 p. NJ,
Manassas 7C9 p. H., arriving at Alexsndrs
20 p. 70. Passengers fer Washington and
North Will leave AczaEdr:a on Main Line
train, al 9 ~ ?. IL.
For MiddlaEuFg, da;!? connection s: pisius
station.
For Uppe:vii&e, regular connection e: Dc!,,
For WAERENT0N, ioave Washington ::
% g. t.. daily.
All trains make good connections, =. W.:l.
ingtGn, TO and f.orl G!cc.h and Ne..
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Ws:l:ae,oa
60 =. m, running through wilaou. change,
connecting With through Sleeper 10 fio:iie
Excursion tickets 10 Jacksonville, glorila
good to ay l5tn, 1873. 6. vary log rs!o.
Through tickets sod &. the lowest rates
nov % j. *. EhESDUS, H. = :
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FINE BLACK CLOTH SUITS AT DEALuAM' S

NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND Shoes
Tie most elegant assortment Of tho latest styles
Boots end Shoes ever seen IN this couotry,
comprising ell the latest fashions. all OF these
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision, and according to our
idea of the tastes and WAITS Of the rstalI
trade. We shall be most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods to ell, whether they de.
sire to purchase or not. WADDEY,
oct lift ITO kiog street.
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FOB THE PoIoMAO RIVER LANDINGS

FCS AdG TCIOa I1S u. Els LEN DlNf1S.
The now eld eoG,Gloaious iron ssseS r.
steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, 1890
pany'g wharf. Washington, EVERY MON
DAY, THU ESDAY and SATURDAY, 3!
7 O'Clock f. T., and AiexaHdria 81 1856 g. n;
returning; arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. At O CLOCK PM.
This company makes close connections ST. A.
Co. and with the W. q o. L. T. &c. Freight
received for 81 points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prom pt-
lees and dispatch.
For further information apply to
r. a. BEND, Agen,
jAnney's Nharf,
OF at the ONCE Of tie company, under tho Ms.
iion2l Metropolitan Bsak, tG.h street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington.
mhly SAMUEL BACON, President.
-. .saysee, clXDz'5 5TEAM LINES WEEK"
rHIiADGAPHIAs, ,. TG0V1DEacE AND
Steamer Issue Alezsnd7is EVEEY TUES
DAY srd lesvo philadelphia EF EkE SAT-
UHGA I Il. II o'clock Ill. i7o1a PioS Il o. n.
{E'i2ArTos.
This line ccn::ec;s ~ &!o2aGiris with tie O.,
e 8 Il. and " :; .. Is. Is, anG az Philsdel-
ph;,. vita ClyGc's regular Steamship for Fall
Eyor, Providence a::d Boston.
Freight forwarded with promE slaas snd care.
FIGS OF commissions.
10 charge tor trscsier ia Philadelphia, sac
o wharfage in Boston, Quick Tins. Frequent
departures Through rates End through bills
IF tai.:ns s:rao. Insurance ct the loves. rates.
Agents:
z. 4. REED, AlsxandE!a.
WA. Z. CLYDE & CO, Philadelphia.
tiE0. +. HYDE, Georgetown, .. {.
JuHS3QN BROS, Washington.
ian 81;
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FOE NE:.s! YOKE.

tbs Z! :;:ean.shga L. g. KNIGHT -.:4asss
snd jOhE GlBSUR leave the COM $500
pnny's wharf, Aloxsndris, EVERY SATUR-
Day HO&H;HG, aad Nsw YORK., from pisr
Al Eas! Eivsr. EVERY SATD RDAY ct four
O'Clock =. o..
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OF tl3.-
DISTRICT UE GHLUHHIai

;i!s company ril5Gg ltlrl1alled facilities for
.he transportation Ct fc3ignt ead passoD gers,
and viii rin their atesrlsrs regularly Is follows
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VOODS FOR THE SEASON at IS King,
W corner Of Royal streets Tho subscribers
sleigh Baskets, Sleigh Runners. Sleigh Bells,
sleigh Shafts, &c..-Also fall stock Of Skates
of the latest styles. embracing American Club,
New York Club, Pride of the Park Ice King,
Ice Monarch. Keyless, and variety of Wood
Bottom Skates, which they will sell at q small
ADVANCE Purchasers will please examine.
j. y. CREIGHTON 81 SON,
decl7 So King. corner Of Royal 81.
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W W. ADAM g. SONS.
REMOVED.

have removed my stock OF
EWELKY, WATCHES,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &c,
TO my new store,
90 KING STREET
(Nexs TO Geo. 4. French'5 bookstore)
where will b. blessed 10 SEQ all my friends and
customers and ITO public generally.
DUST received 8 new and handsome assortment
Of JoYelry. &C, suitable for HOLIDAY PRE-.
SEMI@. Sewing Machines, Needles. Oil, &c.s
for ISLE. ssENtSY WaLDT,
No. % King street,
dec 12-lrl Alexandria. Virginia.
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E&HEEDAHS.

w T., y5ka, MIDLAND & Z, b. K,r
w. JChE 8. BARBOUR. Receiver.
, On shd atler SU NDAY, December lat, 1872
Passenger trains will run IS follows: 'A0''
sOOIa BOUND: NORTH BOUND.
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fNHOPPlNG AXES AND HaNDLES-We
~ are in receipt Of another lot of the celebra-
ted "Red Warrior Axe" so we'll known in this
market These axes are made by William
Mann, Lewi:toWn, Ia. Each axe bears his
stamp and is wrapped in printed cer!aca o;
the Manufactures, in which he claims, that they
are the best axes made. s fter sn experience Of
80 years We endorse his certificate Handles in
quality to suit. Axes at low prices. Call and
Doe. y. /. CREAtalON q SUN.
dec17 IS King corner OF RoYsl.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-21

moins la conscience que TIlomme ct
le citoyen sont une meme personne.
ct que PUN tolhl,erait faciiement
sans rautrc. Aussi n';-t-il pas be-
soin qu'on lni disc tlenx fois: Fais.
toi enregistrer; ct 81 le blanc, par
une raison qui men serait pas ,ine,
lui abandOnnait le scrutin, lelection
1T IL pouvuir, comme aux temps de
Warmoth ct autres, le noir ne SO
plaindrait point.
C'est qu'un vote ti'cst pas precise.
ment riem.. II vaudrait mieux dire
que c'est tout. Car c'est une arme
p',issantc, pacifiQne ct suuveraina,
-larme lies hommcs libres ct des
peuples libres. 81 vous ne Ia posse
dez point, vous GtcS esclavus d diffti
rents degrees, ct votle gouvcrnc.
Incnt, pui est hors lie vous, devient
,tte oppression. II vous faut alors,
pour le changer, lc motl!fier ou vous
en debarrasSer, recourir Il la revo:
luton ct a la force. Mails le vote
vous dispense lie la violence ct yous
assure Forlre ct la paix.
A QuOi bon tout celia!
Et qui done ignore ces chooses GlG.
mentaircs?
Eetranger qui Went ici, d'Allc-
magne, d'lrlan>le ct d'ailIcurS, ii
pour premier soin, all jour de son
arriv6e, lie denantler acces dams Il,
cite ct la patrie. II eli co.nprend les
multip|es avantages. Etranger, qii'
est.il, ct citoyen, que n'est.il pas?
II ny que les hautes fonctions de
president dc la Rtpublique auxquei.
les il matt pas le droit d'asl,irer.
Mails il peut tlevenir lGgislatetlr, Sc
nateur, gonverncur, ambass;i,leur,
.juge. magi>trat ct general. Les
preuves sont Ii. Mails sans le vote,
sans le bulletin OIL ticket, que pour
rait-il bien dcvcnir!
Nc crachons done point sur Uni
droit 81 prfcieuS.
Et Guand nol's voyons de vieux
noirs de soixalite Qnnze ans, lam.
be tralnante ct baton a la main,
pcntttre meme mes en- Afriuue,
Sc rendre an bureau tt'entegistre.
ment ct All poll, nous pouvons bieii
dire aux Lonisianais qui sont hlancs,
qui soMt jeunes, 9ui doivent Gtre
valll"l,tS. ct qni crieIaient certaine-
ment tres fort 81 on voulait leur RI.
vir lenrs droits ct leurs titres:
TT vous
Oui, vons!
Car lie vienx noir. don't la jambc
traine ct don't Intelligence est peut.
ctre obscure, comprend SeS inttrGtS
ct tait son 'levoir. tandis que l'antre,
dams son indifference OH son insou.
Glance, ntgligc les uns ct ne remplit
pas lautre.
Or, sans plus de longueurs, d'his-
torres ct de cal'series, tnisnns nous
enregiStrcr, votol's c0nvenablement
ct prouvons que nous avons une pa-
trie, nne democratic ct une famille.
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ICI ET AIII.EU

Semaine.-Les ,jours de la semaine
qui Went sont conSacreS aux saints
ct all saintes don't les noms suiycnt:
Lundi. st. Lin-marli, st. Ando.
che-nercredi, st. Firmin-jeudi,
Ste. Justine-vcn,lredi. SITS. Connect
Damien-SameIi. st. Venccslas-
dimanclIe, st. Michel.
lin fut lie dcnxitmc pape ct le
succcSseur dc Pierre. II subit lc
martSrc.
-Andochc fut Sanctifie pour 81,
pittt.
-Firmin fut lie premier hvequo
dAmiens. Il subit le mmtyre
vers Tan 2S77.
Justine iut martyre i NiconiG.
ilic en- BOA.
Come on Cosmc. patron dies
chilurgienS, naDuit Ell Arabic. Da-
mlen fnt son irere ct pratiqua auSSi
la medicine, mails Sratuitcmcnt.
lis tulrnt tous les dcuX maltyrisGs
vcrs Ia fin ';..lIle. steele.
-NcnceSlls f,t roi de BoI,1nlc eli
oo5. II rcleva les autels renvers6s
par Drahomire, Sa mere. quill ban
nit.
Michel. scmh1nb1e Il Dieu. fut
arcllange ct saint. CaSquc Ell ttte,
lance Ell main, beau ct .jeunc, il COM
bat, tenverSe ct to,ilc aux pie,ls les
manvaiS angcS. Michel est Ie chef
dies miliccS cele>tcS.
Les archanges he vieillisscnt pas,
EfycW.-Nous croyons que le cor
reSpondant orltanaiS dc reXCellent
Franco ume,icnin Sc tron.pc.
Gar il tcrit:
"Comme Ia population noirt OH
de concur de Ia Louisiana a ttt.
lnsqu'iri prtscrvte .lu tltau, les
planteur> dies paroSscs st. .Jaco,,cs.
St. Jean Baptste. st. Bernard, As.
cen>Ion. Tcrrrhonnc, st. Charles.
p'a1neminr, Jefferson, cntin dun
rayon de 90 i 100 miles autour do
la Nonvrllc. Orleans. tiennent comp.
te dc cette immulitt. lis refuseut
dcmploycr dies blancS aux trav:.nx
agricoleS, de crante lie les yoir
abattuS par Ia t;tvre iaune.s'
DE toutes ccs paroisses, croyons.
nous, nne seule est en- quarantaine,
Tcrrebolmc. ct toutes les autres sopt
onNcitvs /. teslf.
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CAI+ S.RII1.

oui, raiSons, mais sans prctcniiUn. !.
sans rmplaSe. tres silnnlrm"nl, aim
81 pn'ii CONVENT 4 DIES ampagnarls.
Car nous he lcvolS l"int OF.
lli"r que nous so!lines dee "ai;pa-
S,uarlS.
TT ,e LoNiS'Guajs. le PREMIER, de
N!hit sen souvenir. ct ne ;Nula,4.
'"i;In,e il lc fat snuyvn:, Soiiir Re
N'n village, vagahontier par les airs
~ nlalmudcr dams l'incnnntl.
\ CO .irn. qni hi est halitnpl, il
~"~t ialt nre asscz nlanyaiSe rtrn-
ration: on 'ui rrprotiie tie rGalrntS
i!IritinagcS u'cSulil. ct 81 lr temps
''" i"tlr les gems ct les HIRES pen.
ae&i,S nrtalt point passt, il ,isVur-
rAlt tort de Fttrc I'M peu.
Il sent la ta@o!.
En- citet. qu'atil hcSoin dc llar.
Ter de ci. de Ii. Il tort. !. traycrS. s,ll
1ontc chose. ct avcc nne lntempt..
rance de angir vrlnrGt singulitie
Et pniS, les t!rls quarts lt temps.
pour ne pas dire toHjourS, W prose
est lncomprchclSiblcct bourSontllsc.
luanu sa rhine est miserable ct plate.
Sa rlmc he vaut pas IL dib!c!
NonS ;lveZ raSon. brigadicl.
Anss. pni>Quc mons SonlmcS cam
pagnalh. plll>Qhe nous NlN0nS par
mi los campagnardS, et pulsqu'il ny
II rien de co1lnun entire dies canlpa.
gnards CONNIE nous ct ucs avoratS
rolnme vons, parlonS SANS phrase, Il
la tacon tleS champs ct non il la mo.
de DIES villcs.
Gardens nous cgalcmcnt, gneli
'lc tolle prescription ct de sottc phi
losoplie, de soulcver in1iscrttemcnt
les lour,ls problcmcs qui veulcnl dies
bras d'llcrculc.
MieuN vant, sans eli chcrcl.rr IL
cause, croirc aux sOrc!crS. aux mi
lacles ct aux mcryelleusrs utcon-
vcrtcs a,Euisou.
Or, c'cst entcndn, ca,lsouS.
Mals de Gnoi IT sur qnoi!
Nous avons dcia dit. commr cam
pagnard on paySan, que Ia r@coltc
tie NJ, N:almcnt Suprrhe, ctalt cou
pee. Serrte ct S;luvue.
Nous pouNons encore dire que Ia
SaiSon est admirable pour Ia t,anai,
son. que la tourche patentce de II.
&. Colomb ma pas s;l parcill. dams
lc monde, ct que 81 le vent lu norsl,
don't Iavocat general DcvcnS hu,
matt lantrc jour Ia force. cit soutl',.
quclques ours de plus sur ST. Jar-
lucs ct sur st. Jean Haptistr, nous
aurlOns certainemcnt Ell ule gcite
blanche ct DIES cailles de lau,cr.
Les caillcs lie laurier sont pcu
de chose.
Mals la gelte blanche. voycz vous.
est unc verltablc hcncdict,on pou,
les regions peStifirtcs. Elle vant. il
ellie seu!c, pour la destruction de Ia. !
hominable titau, plus que tontes les
pricreS, tontes les neuvaincs ct tous
les medcclnS.
Carries medcciES. d'accora an cha
pitre de la bonne volonte ct du de
Nonemen1, Sont tres pell d'accord sur
les autres points.
Mais esperons que III science, avcc
seS observations, SEES etudcS, SrS
rlchesses ct Scs dGcouveitcS, tinra
par nous deliver dune paitie DIES
fitauX qui dGsolent l'humanitc.
Que 81 Ia medicine, CONNIE sptci
hques ct moycns curatifs, marche !,
pas lcnts ct par DIES chemins ob.
scnrs, ellie a pour ellie lie grand jour
ct le lnmincux domaine de l'hysienc.
Les epIdch'ics, ticvre jaunc, pcstc