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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-11-22
A Visit to the Great Cave in PAGE

Mr. A.Y. Lee, the artist, returned here
on Tuesday afternoon from tripsto the
newly discovered cave in Page county, ia
ken in order to make drawings of the won
ders therein, for the Northern pictorial
papers. He took two sketches of the sur
rounding country and nine of the interior.
He describes it as three times the dimen-
sions of Meyers cave and containing very
curious and interesting stylactite and sty-
lagmite formations. Mr.. Lee took wax
impression of the lower portion of the
head of the skeleton of a man which was
found in there. The cave. as is known, was
only discovered few weeks ago by two
Messrs. Campbell and Mr.. Stebbins, who
without letting their discovery be known,
went to the owner and bought the land,
% acres at sly an acre. They have already
cleared the purchase money in the fees
they received from visitors, and their re-
ceipts are now about $40 day. This sud
den and unlocked for competence has al
ready been the cause of differences among
the partners. The country around Is still
greatly excited on the discovery, and at
New Market, on his return, Mr.. Lee was
requested to give lecture on what he had
seen, illustrated by sketches, for the bene-
fit of the band. He consented, and on
Saturday evening lectured in the Hall, il
Illustrating his narrative with chalk and
charcoal sketches of the cave scenery. on
board. His audience was large, his share
of the evenings profits being IS, though
the admission fee was only ten cents.
Tonight, at the Y. M. G. A. rooms, Mr..
Lee will repeat his illustrated lecture, tie
price of admission being fixed at the modest
sum of ten cents. We hope our people
will avail themselves of this cheap excur-
sion to the cave, without the trouble
usually attending such ventures.
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A kS0oD RECORD ON EGGs.-fn the Y if
ginia Hotel restaurant the other night =
young gentlemen from Rockbridge ate
thirty-two hard boiled eggs.
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FEW are aware of the Importance of checking q
cough or common old in its first stage. That which
in the beginning would yield to mild remedy, ii
neglected, soon preys upon the lungs. DR.. Bulls.
Cough Syrup affords instan relief Price, Is cents
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commercial.

STAUNToN. November 22nd, 1878.
Flour--Extra $500; Superfine 1925: Family
$t.49. Wheat--Fultz, $685. cents; Lancaster, $50
9s cents; Corn, Accents. Oats, 24l25 cents Bacon
&c, lhog round). Lard cents Salt-$l.65: Sugar-SH
@l21c; Meal, 5000: Molasses 40c@75c; Butter
Is cents; Eggs-ll@12 cents New Potatoes, 40
washed Csc.
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Cut OF suffering have emerged the strongest souls
and the most massive characters are scanned with
scars This reads nicely. but any one suffering with.
Rheumatism or Neuralgia would id much better by
using Keller's Roman Liniment Price so cents.
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TRUST SALE OF srAvE MACHINERY. SC.

THRUST SALE OF STAVE MACHINERY, SC.
By virtue of deed of Trust executed to me by T.
+: Calbreath, bearing date the 18th day of August
1871, will proceed, in front Of the Court House in
the city of StauntOn on the
25th day Of November, neat,
being court day, at o'clock p NJ. to sell for cash.
One stave cutter, with fy-Wheel, crank and piman;
one equalizer tWopointers four pieces main shaftng
with three pullies and five hangers and couplings;
hangers; one heading machine with two saws; pipe
for steam chest and three pieces of betting or SO
much as shall be necessary to pay the remaining
kle y Bro. Said property may be seen at the Steam
Saw Mill u Stave Factory, of T. P. Calbreath, near
ABSALOM KOINER,
October 31st, 1878. Trustee
nOVl-tdS
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TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR ONE, OR ONE
dollar for ve bottles of Shriners Indian Vermifuge
The best worm medicine now before the pnblic
Every bottle guaranteed.
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The steamed Oyster at Tom Burkes is the talk OF
the town. There is nothing like it in the Valley of
Virginia.
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The last Oyster opened OH the half shell at Tom
Burke's Wednesday night was five inches long and
as fat as bear in winter.
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DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
Will offer at public sale at the residence of
Col. A. w. Hartman, miles from Staunton on

PUB4IC SALE OF personal, PROPERTY
T. Twill offer at public sale at the residence of
Col. A. W. Hartman, S miles from Staunton on
Tuesday, the 3rd day of December, 1873,
the following personal property to wit: Is horses,
colts, 10 high grade mich cows 80 stock cattle 10
FLOODED heifers, | Durham BULL Durham bull
calves Herd Book, 80 Cotswold Sheep 80 fat hogs
20 stock hogs, yoke oxen 20 bronze turkeys, va.
CONS carts, sets of four horse harness complete,
aaquantity OF cart and plough harness, top buggy,
spring wagon, carriage, sets buggy harness,
new Excelsior reapers and mowers combined, eli.
der press grain drill corn shelter, l wheat fan,
farming implements of every description such as are
used on rstclass farm, variety of household and
Kitchen furl iture, large railroad derricks with
1veeighths gear irons large library of choice books
including some of the latest novels, history &C.
II horse Carr & Scott engine as good as new-only
run one season; Aultman separator, Gar & Scott
saw mill-52 inch saw, with all the necessary betting
to run the engine separator and saw mill.
Terms as to the personal prOperty:-On all sums
OF $40 and under that amount the cash will be re-
CURED, over that amount a credit of six months,
without interest will be given, the purchaser eXec
ting negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
Terms as to engine, separator and saw mill:-A
credit OF Six twelve and eighteen months on each
with interest from date, the purchaser executing
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed-one-third
payable in six, third in twelve and one-third in
eighteen months with approved security on each.
noVo-4t ARCHER HARTMAN,
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ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE Y. NJ. C.
A.-ADDREsS BY DIR. SEARS, COL. J. H.
SKINNER, REV. DIR. MANLY, REV. J. e.
BOOKER AND OTHERS,
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November 18th, 1878.
Receipts for the week.
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FIVE quires paper for 25 cents at Hunter s. Co.'S.
SeD27
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IL ust them in the future. But could no.
nifty, who took no part in this work, spare
from their business a portion OF their time
for the good Of the cause which SO many Ut
them had at heart? Did not their time
and their means in some sort belong to
the Lord and should not they look upon
This in the light of duty? Mr.. Hoover al
l,uded in the course of his remarks to the
directory meetings of the Association, as
u most interesting and pleasing feature OF
the work. where men OF every calling and
profession and almost every nationality IN
lie city, representing Fresbyterians. Epls-
e. palians, Baptists, Methodists, and LII
fin. rams. laid aside their differences ana
mel, stately in that room as CHRISTIAN
brotl ,ers, with one heart and one aim. In
concl 1dng he pointed his remarks with an
amusi, 1g personal incident.
Rev. j. E. Booker, following, remarked
that it, h ad been said if two harps ale tuned
in uerfect harmony and placed In different
narts of a rsom, when the hand is swept
across the strings of one, the other Will
o,ve ont the same sweet sounds. lie knew
Of nothing thai SO aptly illustrated his
fao,iuos on this occasion. Chords had been
touched there tonight that had found
rosnanse in his breast, Hearts had been
u,nve,i that had moved his. He Was a
cumparative stranger here; had been in
staunt;on but /. short times out he should
ever be- grateful for the warm greeting
fiat had been extended to him. Old grey
headed fathers had welcomed BIN, and De
had met with kindness and sympathy on
every hand. DR.. Manly had spoken OF
the diving words Of q good man. Follow
ing this train Of thoughts, he would give
an imaginary picture Of beaEen, drawn by
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OPINION OF DR.. Fl. R. WALTON, ANNAPOLIS, Md.
-Colden's Lebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef is most
excellent preparation. 1t is par-excelence. Supe-
ror to cod liver oil anything have used in
wasted or impaired constitutions. recent letter
from Memphis, Tenn states: "Colden's Liebg's
Liquid Extract of Beef has been extremely beneficial
as preventive of Malaria.
nov22-2t GEO. W. MAY & CO., Agents.
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r Il. WINCHESTER,

Attorney e. Counsellor
at Law:
Practices in the parishes of ST. JOHN,
ST. CHARLES. ASCENSION and ST.
JAMES. Office at the Court House, st.
James.
7. o. address, Convent.
ST JAMES LA.
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The Great
PATENT HAY FORKS.

Hay, PEA.VINES, DC, dc.
Pay for themselves in a short
time, as they save an
immense amount
Of labor.
THREE PERSONS
AND ONE MULE.
Will store away load of hay in
FIVE MINUTES.
Any Laborcr Can Manage Them.
TRY ONE
AND BE CONVINCED,
For sale at Factory prices by
II. Z. COLOMB,
Agent for Louisiana
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notre vicux camarade Bltton, cclni
qni uidigeaiC II y IL vingt.six ans le
tier ct patriotilue Courier" de Ia
LOMisi0Mc!
Roaloivon.-On prnt In dire ter
miner, ct par un temps superlc.
Mails 81 le prix dn sucrc, qui nest
que de 3a s, etait plus Glevt, ainsi
quiz devrait rGtre pour les prolu:.
tours ct les travailleurs, Ic conten
temcnt serait plus general.
Car la mcolte, comnc Qnantitt
ct snrtout CONNIE qualite, est assn
remcnt SatiSt;lisante.
Nos aniS de liz Nacherie ont fnit
jusqu'a deux boucauts ct dcmi Far.
pent.
Mails lie plus beau Sucre que nous
ayons VII depnis vingt-cinq aus est
celui de Flabitation Wellam.
Mnvchands.-On sent vcnir lie pre-.
micr dc Fan.
Les braves marclands de Gcntilly
ct he st. Jacques ont TAFT ct font
lenrs emplctteS.
LIT vonS lie trOnveZ point lie vide
aux magasins le NJ NJ. Crest. &c
ne, Laichc, Trissier Hirch, Feitrl
CRANBERRY, Gau,lin, j. \ Hicand,
Lartigues, Tirant. ThibohrauN.
Loeb. Btaud, Coloml, n. Vegas,
L%aclapelle, Braul. J. NJ. lsicaud,
Kaufman, Cliqnet, Billion, Courrrgc.
j. V. Armant.F a!goust, ID. Leblanc.
NJ. Feitel ct autrts.
Tres.-Conformtmcnt i la loi.
qui est positive ct rigourenSp, IL
collrcteur DIES taxes Sc dispose Il pu,
blicr la listr dies rctarhataircS.
AusSi. pour cvitcr u penalitG
qui augmrnte chaque Jour, ct meme
la Sai>ie, les contrbuahlcS trroEt,i lis
blen den tinir au plus vite ayec |eurs
taxes.
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PAHolsSE ST. JAcQrEs. % Oct. ISIS.

PAHoIsSE ST. JAcQ,Es. % Oct. ISIS.
Mr.. Feditcw:-Vcuillr2 nnnencrr o,1c TAI
rccu IA premiere edition du journal tie NJ.
Nalc"ur Anne, ct que j. parroulrrai inccs-
s"mnrnt les par"i>>c> rivcraimcs 'ans H.
but h' loillir u rlantclllS Les noml,rru-
SrS observations tlclmnlnctriuncs de VI.
Aimr pourraient scryir il fonunlcr I'm. le-
gle de prediction a'in"Sphcriluc. qui tpui
NAndra,' a IA pr">clrnrc en- agriculture.
par .aqnel!r ,ant dc ~dommagr, pcnvrnt
ttrr c"niur"s. Ccllc adnp,tr par L. Mare
cha Rngcand ponr la prediction du chan.
cement de temps fat tgalemcnt partic d,
l"nvrag' en- question. Les autrrs ohscrva,
tons Acknowledgements de NJ. Anne que ccllcs
pnl ont rapport \ la cannc gclet, sont aus.
81 dn plus grand int"rtt.
Les irals d. publication din mannscri,
S'etant "lcv"> il plus dn dn,b!, de In somn,,
conicctnrtr, lr prix du Wlumc est tix6 ;
$500. cNcrptt pour les so,Srriptcurs ave,
lr>qucls ii pris DIES arrangements irrtv"
cables.
Jose rsp"rcr que lie Journal anra Iaccnci
quill m"ritc, mails i'rstime u'le son utilit'
scra encore ma mclllculc rfcompcnsc.
Notrc obtissant scrvitcur.
ALB. FERRY.
On pent sc procurcr le Jonrnd
au Bureau du Louisidndis.
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dc no5lessc, PHILOSOPHERS OH meme
prttrrs, lis ont le cHur bjcn place
1T Fame haute.
lie perc Scptimc, &c type dc sim.
plicitr de charlie ct de dGvoucmcnt,
vous deplairait.il ! Avcz.vous. com.
me hi. porte dix ans In meme SOU.
tame, ct c,oNrz vous que la v6tre,
tOnte l%niSante ct tonte meuve, yOuS
donnc les vertus ct les tendresscs
du ptre Septime:
Em plus, ct en- PEASANT, que 81
nous avonS tOncl,G au vice. an NAL,
il P%hypo"riSie ct i l'alnlttrc, &C fut
pour les tlGtrir. non pour les glori-
tier. Nous nc nous o,nm jama!s
cumpin dams IL vic" charmant, arts
tOcratiQne ct gracicux, nj dams IL
vice crapulcux. Et 81 vous cioycz
maivement que nous 0tcrOrS jamaiS
motrc %chapeau d'honmttc homme
pour salner hnmbiement vos igno-
RANGES ct voS haileS S%Omblrs. vOus
vouS trompcZ. Et nous mourrons de-
bout, croyant i Dien.et croyant i
rhonnler. NoS accusations d'atllfis.
me non font rire, ct nous nous con.
tentonS cl,aQue Soir. Ell plant IL &C..
nou devant celui qui nous volt tous.
qul nous connait touS, qui scul
prnt sender o reinS ct noS cons.
rie,ccS, de prirr ccuX qui nous ont
quite pour lie cicl dc vouS pardon
nrr % Injuries. vos malices ct vOs
sottiSrs Sill la terIe.
Mails aSScz.
Et suivons les pas du ptrc Sept,
me.
Tant PTS 81 vouS y trouvcZ votre
contamination.
Mails Ia mar0ui>c dc Candle. ellie.
tilt heulcuSe l'avoir conuu ce bon
pretre 1T &c SAINT virillard.
Car la jeune trmmc,cnmnyt &c, oisi.
We. que IL dfSUnvremcnt ne pouvalt
inSpirer hirn, comprit yitr.anx con
Scilsdu digne misSionnaire,GueIa vie
Il dies uevOirS SeriruN ct nombrpuX
que la fortune ct In miSSance ne
Sont point dies n;rrSrn> sol, ct que les
riches SnrtOli. zen tliSant IT, birn.ptu-
vent 70 Greer DIES ioieS snprtines ct
Sauctitirr ltu,S jourS.
Et ce hirn,quand vouS ttes richie,
vouS pouvrz ir ta,rc Il clia1uc ms
tant 1T pat"ut. Car il y partout
dies miSrrcS ct dies prinrS. Ne les vo-
.Nez vOuS pas, II po,lr4uoI ne les
c!cicherieZ voi> point. CrSt la nne
nuNre %>aiitr, ct 81 vonS fr1ltrrpre.
nrZ avcc crur. avec teldreSsr. avec
u~eVOurmpnt. vOirr We ne cOnnaIt
plus lrnnui. vouS ave. utSOvmaiS I'm
but. ct madame lr marqui>e, qui
nest plus NM mar0ul>e dc salon, dc
balls 1T de S%oilccS. i lapurlle ne Sil.
dre>Srnt plus les batteries Souvcut
lmjui.icn>e>. hrvicnt alurS Fannie dies
pauvrrS,la bonnie dame DIES petits ct
la providence ,!n lien.
Cette marQuiSe ne ntglige point
les OrncmrntS dc l'autrl, mails 81, re-
ligion intelligence et sincere lui a
montrt lc clItnin dies mai>onS pau,
vrrS ct a%t1ligtrs. Ellie : ptnetre dis
crrtcmcnt, y laiSSc un Sourlrc 1T une
consolation, men revient jamais
sans ,ll,r de ceS .ioic> intimes que
tonte bonnie action dome aux ;llnrs
clevtcs ct gtntrenscS.
81 les riches Savaient!
ii V aurait moinS de haincS dams
les rTurs, ct plus de justice dams les
differences classes SocialrS.
Di>ons ausSi quill y aurait plus de
religion |mrini les llommrs.
Mails ne 1Audrait il point plus do
ptrcs Septime dams IL monde!
j. GENTlL.
ca C]ohtinner.)
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"A In Col.bcillc de I'lcul.s!'

LIQUIDE SUPERIEUR
Pour Ia teinturc DIES cheyeux Nj
th"d" d'nprcs l,p"ellr OF prnt lim,nnel
Il %vo!ou,e Ia teintc noire, niusi OUT est
explione dams Ia prescription uui accom-
gnl,ae chalu. holte.
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TorJouRs Elne.
A mon ami l.. de NJ.

A nor ami l.. de NJ.
Non. .jc ne sails plus rirc,
Moi qni.riaiS pourtan:.
Et mon dcrnicr soulire
Est aux ncigcs d'antan.
L'age'a la marrhc lente,
tlul Sc nommc Souci,
LIT don't Fame est tremblantc,
lac vouurait il ainSi?
Une trahison -somlrc.
CONNIE il en- est .sonvcnt.
Manrait.clle en- son onbre
Envelope %vivant?
On blrn. voyant aux greveS,
On les t1otS Font jett.
L'"ryuciI de to,,s mes reeves,
Suis je dcscncllantt!
Non. non, l'igc sc'por,c
Tres hien avcc l'honneur,
Et 81 Ia glo,re ilnporte.
&c nest pas an bonlenr.
Mails jr ne doiS plus rirc,
-Ce seEllt NAL. celia
Nj meme, ami, >onrire:
Ma file nest plus la.
JIG
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solvcz.vous l'autre7 Votre l6gisla.
ton est incomplete, votre. justice
boite, ct Ton lie salt point 81 vous
6tes monogames, polygames on les
deux chooses i lA fois. IL vous
.manQue vraiment III amendemcnt
constitutional, MI amendment
chretien, moral, pl'ilosoplii1ue ct
attendu. La voici en- dcux mots:
"La polygamie est dtfcnaue. aux
Flats nis."
Et 81 le Congress f,it cette. chose.
CONNIE il le dot, il Sc fera pardon
ner pas NAL d'erreurs, de fautes. dc
peches, ct de petits sOupers d'oh Ia
morale est solvent bannle.
Cette rfpuplique doit 6tre celle
de Ia monogamie.
Eft 81 toutes les raisons que nous
avons donnees he semblent pas bon
mes ct s%utisantes, a il eat designs
d'adultere qui s'accommodent de
tout, nous t%erminerons par Get ar
gument irrefutable:
81 votre femme est bonnie, ellie
sutit.
81 votre femme est mauvaiSe,
pour1uoi eli v%oudrez-vous deuH?
Mas reSpectons par-dessus tout
Ia femme, qui est notre mere, notre
seur, notre file, notre compagne,
celle par qui Dien, createur ct bicn-
faiteur, Providence ct Magniticence,
notre maitre ct notre loi, Il revelG il
phomme la sublime ct divine ltfec
ton qui porte ct portera eternelle'
ment lie nom d'AMOur.
LamOur il troiS est un monStre.
I'm homme pour deux frmmes
nest pas plus beau qu'une femme
pour dcux hommes.
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Au Peuple dc st. jacques
ct dos Environs.

J. TeisSicr. informc scs nombrenx
ct c%xccllrnts clients quill est de re-
tour de son voyage: quill a tait DIES
achatS coasiderahlcS, tant en- Fran
& e qua New, York, dc marchanllscs
d'3u:"mne ct d'hiver; quill. vientdc
@recevoir par Ia vote dc st. Louis.
par lie steamers Yearyer ct cold
Dist. un tytS grand assortment lie
prodnits tie rOnest, ct quill vendra
aux derniercs Iimites du bon mar.
che.
SEES derx magasins sont plcins.
Et il garantit que la tievrc jaime
mes tpas dams ses marchandises.
II dot ansSi wcrvoir SOUS pcu.
par lie navirc F'rrlgia parti de Bor-
deaux lie ) septembrr, DIES Wins en-
barriques ct en- caisSes. dies Lii.
QueurS, Yarmouth. AbSintht suisse,
Huile d'Olive, eau-de.vie de Cognac.
&C., le tout venant dune dies
e%illenrcs ct DIES premiGres maisons
de Bordeaux.
n. B.-ll adams son magasin de Ia
rive gauche qnelqurs ttoties a robes
ct DIES habillements d'hommes ltge-
rement endommagts par les miSet.
quill vendra an prix qu'on voudra
bien hi bonner.
1T fgalement DIES c]haussures pour
hOmmes, DANES, fillrttes ct en-
fants, ~ltgerement avarifes, quill
vendra Il n'importe 9nrl prix, pour
les fcouler lie plus vite possible.
Qn'on Sc lie disc.
L'occasion, est unique.
j. TEIssIER.
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EeuillctOn du louisiana
~C-~~-~-~~(~~<~
FRISET TIE.
Come. Pal'tic.
CHAPlTRE Ii.

Les riches s'ennuicnt Quclqncfois.
ct leurs plaisirs sont gtmtralcmcnt
| vains.
QUAINT 4 Ia femme richie. d'ordi.
naiic %inoccupce, ellie a beauconp
4 craindre de l'ennul ct DIES plaisirS
mondainS.
Mails lennui est mortcl pour Ia
femme. II jttte plus DANES au dia,
hle ct a la tolie que la passion ellie.
meme. Ccst I'M taret qui rouge les
plus tieres vertns. CraignonS l'ennui.
LIE pauvre, Dicu mrrci ma pas le
temps de lie connaitre. ct ceux 4ni
travalllent. qui suent, qni peinent,
ayant lcnr tache 0uotidiemne ct lrurs
devoirs connus, doiv"nt btnir Dicu
ia. Dir eloignt d'enX In t@entation
dies heures inorcupp es, DIES .jours
longs ct DIES capriceS oranges.
LIE travail est IN grand moralisa.
tenr.
Mails l'oisivete est une retoutable
~ptchereSSe.
Lr pere Srptime trouva done dams
lt lIJtltuISC Sc StiItiC INV ISiIIIIiC ~
cHnr. d'eSprit ct bonnie, mails qni
%s'ennuyait.
Son mari ttait IN dc ceS livrcs
qu'on lit en- un jour. ct qui he vous
instruisent guere. bien gu" dorGs
sur tranchc. Et ellie hi p~rttcrait
d'autreS livres,qui dependant ne va.
lent gnere mieux. Car les romans
du jour, pour Ia plupart, he va!ent
guere micnx que celui que nous
ecrivons, b!cn que lie n6tre, men de-
plaise aux Fouinets de lhypOcrisie,
soft parfaitement moral.
An demeuramt, le n6tre est.il mau-
| waist Nous parlons an point lie vue
dies mHurs, laissant i; nos detract"urs
Ia s%nperiOrite dn style ct la sublimi-
te du language.
Nous n'avons rien Gcrit qul puisse
faire rougir. 81 nous he sOmmes pas
vertueux nOns-mtme, nous aimOns
Ia vertul ,et nous n'avons lie respect
ct de Gil te que pour ellie. QUAINT a
nos heroInes ct d no. heros, qu'ils
J soient gems du peuple on gems
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Dernieres

La Chambre DIES Pairs soutient
d'Israeli.
-L'archiduc dAutriche. Hongrie,
Rodolphe, a voulu Sc faire sauter Ia
ttte.
-Paix au Mexique ct f6tes.
Aux elections de- Cube les libe.
1aux FONT emporte.
lie Congress s'ajournera du 81
deccmbre AL 6janvier. Noel ct fetes.
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Thurman, an Senat, a cl"quem.
ment pris IL defense du Sud, ct
Blaine sc frottc encore les meilleS.
-Accldents de cl,cmin de fer, ou-
raga,ls ct imondationS,'& &c.
M. Marks gardera sa tttc. Ola
hphalt! dit lc tabuliSte gree.
-Nclvil Soule, fills do tru Pierre
Soult, Went tic MOURN il Page de AZ
ans.
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Tieur Monde.-Les Anglais mar
chent sur Jellalabad ct Candal,ar.
Mails lord Darby tait lie Foppo.
sition.
La Chambrc du Dancma:k est
dissoute.
La Turquie ct Ia Rnssic ntgo.
cient. lie nouveau grand vizir,
K%heirreddin, est f%avorablc,a la liber-
tt DIES cultes.
lie cabinet italien est tomb6 OIL
va tomber.
-Bismark accorde lamnistie II
ecclesiastiques qui Sc soumettrnt
aux lois de mai.
-Guillaume est entire triOmpha-
lement 4 Berlin, Oh rtsne r'etat de
siege ct de terreur.
lie ministcre autrichien Yeste i
o poste.
LIE due Decazes q etc invalid6
CONNIE Cassagnac ct autres.-Les
nltramontains de France veu.ent rem
tire Avignon an pape.
III sestss6rieuscment question DO
Droclamer Grant rOi DIES Bulgares.
Noureau:. 1Monde.-Lc Congress est
tout,entier aux bills, aux comitGs ct
nus rapports.
lie gouverneur Hampton n etc
amuute ct elu senateur DIES Flats
Unis.
-L'avocat-gentral Devens va
probablement prendre Sill retraite.
On apprclende III soulevemelt
des.noirs i Cube.
-Grandes pluics ct s6ricux dom
images Ell Pennsylvanic.-Greve
dams les mines.
LES ~delnocrates ont remport6
une victoire electorate d Boston.
La Legislature de rAlabama est
favorable au Texas Pacifique.
Don Pardo, ex-president du
Perou ct president du Senat, a etc
a~ssassine.
DE bellies funerailles ont etc
faites d Baltimore il r6veque Will
lner, lie la Louisiana.
IN s'agi: de tranferer lie bureau
indien au departement militaire. LIE
sabre!
Par vote de San Francisco on
apprend I'M nonveau soulevcment
en- Nouvclle-C Caledonia. Les peres
MARSHES mont pas encore civilise
les naturels du lieu.
LES Canadiens Sont tous en-.
thousiastes dc la p~rincesse Louise,
qui cause, SQUIRT, est simple ct ma
rien du fer, de hautain ct de royal.
La p%rincesse Louise parle tres bicn
lie francals.
Louisiane.-On va bient6t faire
DIES dollars i la monnaie.
LES affaires ont repris la Nou-
velle.O Orleans. lie cotton ct lie sncre
arrivent. LIE sucre est cote de ) a
8 !, la melasse de 81 d 80, lie cotton
de 6 4 d 10 i, Ia farine de $4,62 4
$3.50.
Smith ct Warton,de la D0uane,
sont menaces de decapitation. Mails
ON respecterait Ia belle ttte de
Marks.
Les prisonniers de Nachitoches,
accuses de violences pour avoir etc
battns, sont arrives a la N%ouvel!c-
Orleans.
Encore lie comit6 Potter! mails
tous ces comites lie valent pas Far
gent quill %coiltent.
LA N0uvelle-O Orleans est toute
jubilante dams Ia personne de SEES
nouveaux fonctionnaires. Mails In
campagne attend encore.
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4 TENDRE.

Pour $500. la Motto de son priX
d'chat, une masnitique ct splrndide
voiturc, neuvc, avcc double lIar-
naiS.
S'adrcsscr,.a NJ. Melancon, habi,
tation Burnside, paroisse Asccn.
SION,