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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21

Col. r. T. Wilson, President of
the Z. T. V. & G. R. r. Co. has
proposed to complete the Knoxville
& Ohio R. r. from its present ter
minus at Caryville to Chitwood, if
the Cincinnati Southern r. r. will
meet him there. Col. Wilson would
have 20 build % miles, and the Gins
ciuna.tians would have to build about
10. The Chic Legislature has passed
a bill to allow Cincinnati to take
another vote on the proposition to
subscribe two millions more. to com
plete the line directly to ChattanOo-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21

THE supposed poisoning Of a
young mam named Childera, in the
lower end of Sullivan, has caused
some excitement. The fact that
be WAS at a grog-shop and, after
taking a drink, complained Of feels
jag badly. went home and suddenly
died, seems 70 have caused the be-
litf that he was poisoned. VIZ
strongly doubt the correctness OF
this conclusion. The fact that the
vendor of the brandy refused to
t-st tho brandy afttrward, by tax
ing a drink himself, docs not change
our opinion in The least. 1t may
have been mean lrandy, as much
Of the brandy sold is. 1t may
lave Eecn adulicratcd. rs much of
il is. But We prefer, from accounts
which reach Ms, to think he Lad no
| frincfs with brandy ut that time,
.,.l IT, bis then condition, and died
4 -,.rn, >alvular arrangement Of
a.. h,aIl, IT 'f DIp'pl,xy. There
are moments in the lives of many
men when a drink will prove fatal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21
From the Nashville American l6ih.l
BY TRANPS.
Terrible Fate of n lady in Sum
ner County.

Mi,chelIgille, Sumner county, IA
miles from Gallatin. and on the line
Of the Louisville & Nashville K Great
SUathern Railroad. was the scene Of
a distardly outrage. Thursday. A
lady, Mrs. John Groves. who is well
known throughout that region, while
on her way 10 the spring, was seized
by two ttamps. named Frank Sadier
and Frank Pearson. tied, conducted
to a secluded spot about a mile from
her heme, and there rayished BY both
Of the Williams several times. They
kept Der in this spot from abOnt 10
O'clock in the morning until about
neon, when she was released and
| allowed to go home. Mrs. Groves
is severely injured. it is feared dam
| geronsly so. Her condition is such
that she can make no statement.
Two mcn answering the de.crip-
ton of the two tramrs were seen at
Mitchellville between dawn and sun
rise Yesterday morning, making in
quiries as TO where they could get a
drink. They are thought "a be max
ing their way toward Franklin. The
whole community is alive with parties
securing The country in all directions
and judging from the excitement that
exists, if the n en- are captured. lynch
law will be promptly executed. The
oy~citemapt ic i~nfnuS9 and an Duu,Rr.
Gus are the parties in pursuit that
both men will be probably captured
Both are armed and may make dsspe-
rate resistance in order to escape caps
rate. No arrests had been made up
to ii o'clock last night.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21

GovERNoR HoLLIDAY has made a
speech to the Tobacco Exchange
Il. Richmond, and OF course the
State debt was his theme. Some
tobacco was blown into the eyes OF
some Of the older manufacturers,
aud the watering of those eyes was
construed by the funders as tears
shed over the dishonor of poor old
Virginia. The burden OF his re
frnin seems TO have been hat to
pay, and pay now and pay all is
the price and sole condition Of eX-
istcncc to Virginia. Putting this
and that together education is a
luxury, al d to lay all an inexora-
ble decree Of the money gods
We are sorry the Gcv. did not ad-
dress the tobacco Exchange last
September. He would have fonnd
iobHcco in his own eyes if he had.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21
The Torpedo.
The Dam Of q NeW Era in the PoIiti-
cal History Of the WOrid.

The Dd1Un Of NeU Era in the POiti-
cal History Of the World.
Under the auspicrs of the Ma V De
partment, Captain john Ericsson and
MIR. Asa Weeks are now maturing
their particular experiments which
are. il j. believed, destined 10 OutdO all
hast achievements in the torpedo line,
aud the time is probably not far dis
tant when a perfection in the con-
structiun and use of this instrument
shall render the practicabiIity of furth-
er naval warfare out of the question.
This will, of necessity, revolution
iZe the present system of fare be-
tween Pow ers, and we may, therefore,
at an early day, learn Of the beginning
of necessarily improved methods in
national economy, and, let us hope,
better international policies than have
hitherto been mutually eXeEted, as n
rule hy the nations of the world.
An article IN Frank LeslIe's PCpu-
lar Monthly for June. eutitled Ter
pedGes and their Use in Modern
War" by Lieut.. Colonel Chas. II.
Webb ILLUSTRATED with SO cuts). is
highly interesting in this connection.
1t exhibits the various forms. modes
of action, and degrees of success a
! tending the Use of the torpedo up to
the present time. The same numter
of the Popular Monthly contains an
especially instructive article entitled,
Our Ten Great Party Leaders, , viz (:
Alexander Hamilton, Andrew Jack
son, Thomas e.. Benton, John &. Cal
houn, Henry Clay. Daniel Webster,
Thomas Jefferson, Stephen a. Doug
las, Abraham Lincoln and William
III. Seward, with accompanying pOT-
traits-those of Clay. Calhoun and
Webster being %ful!-Iength reproduce
| tious from costly steel plates, which
are not to be duplicated. This maya
zine is certainly making 'arid strides
! ahead Of ome of its many rtvai aspi-
rants to the public favor E; its articles,
ali good and timely, are witten in a
truly popular style. neither two deep
for Young readers who. in the pursuit
of Knowledge, require to he entertain
/ Ell, nor too shallow for readers "f ma
ture growth and interlCctual atfaIn-
ment. The price of single copies ls23
cts. annual subscription. 80, postpaid.
| Address, FRANK LFsLIE's PUBLISH
ING HuUsE. 30, IS & 81 Park Place,
New York. In addition to the arti-
! c.cs above ment oned. the June rum
! Der contain, "The History of Flee
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kilograms as they Come.
Daily Summary for the Week

The dead lock in Congress has
ended. Yesterday the Democrats
got 148 votes for the Potter resOlu-
lion, and passed it. Mr.. Harrison
alone, voting in the negative, aud
the Republicans not voting. The
scene in the House was very exciting
The republicans d~enounce the invesli-
CATION as revolutionary aud seditious.
The resolution requires a special
Committee Of eleven, to investigate
the alleged frauds in Louisiana and
Florida at the last Presidential cleo
ton. The Russians have removed
their army four kilometers nearer
ConstanriuOpIe. The tone at ST
Petersburg is mere peaceful. aud
Count Schoavalof is said to have
succeeded in convincing the Gar
that he had better concede most of
tie demands of England. Lord John
Russell is dead.
MONDAY and TUESDAY.
TIE kilograms amount really to
nothing, the news from Europe is
about no news.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21
CORRECTION.

BY All inadvertence we stated in
q recent issue Of the News that
the terms of all the present Vir-
ginia Senators expires next fall
We should have said in the fall OF
1879, Or next fall a year. At that
time we will elect an entire new
House and Senate, under the new
appUrtionmout.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21

and TO overwheim eith defeat the
reckless agitators who. to gain pOliti-
cal power, would add 10 The present
distresses OF the country by shaking
the foundations of the Government
they failed III a four years war to de-
stTuy.
BY unanimous order of the commit
tee,
EUGENE HALE, Chm.
GEO. Z. GoRHAM, Sec'y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21
War OF 1912

4 LII soldiers of 1912, who served -
~ DAYS. or were in battle, and the wild
ows Of those deceased, are now, upon prop
er application and proof, ENTI.LEH Ia A
PiNSInN q; IS PER H"NiH. All PENSION
err who were dr pted from the Pension
List on charge Of disiOyn'fB are entitled
to he restored, and the widows OF those
dropped are entitled.
We are prep4~ed TO prosecute all PENSION
claims Of the character above mentioned.
and will attend promptly TO all entI listed 10
our care,
YORK & FULKERS0N,
mar 10. rs Pm Bristol, Tennessee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21

JKo, ROBIN Mcdaniel, formerly
President of the Va. & Tenn. +.
r., and otherwise tor a long life Il
conspicuous citizen of Lynchburg,
died a few days ago in Washington
M
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21

tricity" Q3 cutsl Our Southern
Frontier ~ views ete. several
beautiful stories tcomplete) by popular
authors, and a carefully selected mis-
cellany. There are l2S quarto pages,
nearly 100 engravings, and q prettily
cOlored frontispiece.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21
Main Street. Bristol, Tenn.

Main Street. BIIStol, Tenn
I HAVE again reopened the Thorn
a. House. on Main Street. and am
prepared to furnisn firSt-Class accom-
mediation 10 ilIe public. No money
and no pains will be spared l. make
the hotel all il was in its paimiest
days. q,
boarders will be received on god
terms. -,
Being provided with good stables L
am prepared 10 furnish stalls. food anu
attention to horses
Rail road passengers will N the
house located in easy distance OF the
Passenger Exchange. the tables well
furnished and lodging unsurpassed
Porters regularly at the trains to re-
ceive bageage all conduct passengers
ra3G' at
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21

The Lyuchburg VIRGINIAN is ST.
lent F,..h la auutnee hurse.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21
PLANTERS
Tobacco Warehouse.

TTE above named House will be opened
for the reception of Tobacco on MON
DAY. the 2Sth of November. 1877.
Arr,rqr mrnts have been made so that par
ties Il @s;riEg advances in goods on Tobacco
in Warehouse can lie accommodated. We
hone b, stti : attention TO business, aud fair
dealing, to merit your patronage.
rf7y% sale DAYS TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY of each
week. The usual ciarges will &c made.
HOLLY, SIMPSON s co.
nov r. TT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21
ELIUS a. GRAY
Barber and Hair Dresser,

FRONT STREET, BRISTOL TENN
Desires the patronage of the putitc
P0litPness and attention given 10 al
aud satisfaction guarantee |.
Nav 10 iS7I.-tF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-21
TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH HELIVEF
MIsl. ~ LEPI ~ MP
The Co. Operative
NEWSPAPERS.

II has been asserted that one-half Of all money
paid by New York advertisers for advertising
outside of that city goes to the CO-oPFkATIvB
NEWEPAPERs.
II this statement Is true there il no occasion for
surprise that prominent papers which are still
charging war price, for advertising feel called mp
on t. abuse a rival with which they find them
selves . uahle to maintain = conn clifton.
EuIl particulars about the cooperative J ews-
papers, together with catalogues and a vertising
rates mailed free On application TO BEAl> y f'S-
TER. General ag~utS AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
UNION, 10 spruce street, y. Y.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-12-28

HLa premiere edition du jour
mai ue Mr.. Vairour Alme. went
d'6,re pub.iee Les nomb"ensrs 0b
servations thermom-tr'ques au1l
renferme, peuvent servir a formu-
Ter une ,6gle de prediction atmos
pnt:ique qui equivraudrait a la
preScit.ace, en- agriculture, par Ia
Gueiie tant de dom,nages peuv.
ent etre ronjnres. Celle ahoptee
par le Mar6chal Bnseaud, ponI
Ia prediction du enlargement de
temps fait egalement partie de
Get Outrage
Les autres observations meten
rologiQues, de Mr.. Aime ainsl que
ce,les qui OFT rapport a ia cahne
g-.ee etant aus>i dun grand lnte
ret pour ragriaulteur mons espt
rons que ce journal aura i'accnel
qn'il Inarita ct que chaqne plan
teur de la paroi> sc y puisera de'
renseignements lie la plus grandt
ntilite.
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COlODie Fr ncaisc
Dams l'ArkanSaS.

l.OOO,OOO AGknS asa'irs DE pri1 'srsss rsdaits q
ayec paienlents tacileS, dams fOuest de TAr
kansas, LIE chemin de fer: Little Rock ct
Fort Smith, ainsi que lie aeuve Arkansas, ira
yersent toute la vallee. LIE sol est gene
ralement tres fertile le climat doux ct TEN
pere.
LIE cotton, le tsbae. lie chavre, le frOment,
le mais, Forge ravOine, les pOnrnes de
terre, lie trefle, ct le toin y viennent tres
bien, ainsi que La vigne ct les arbres fruit
Environ 2oa, 900 acres de ces terres, stu
ees le long du chemin de fer,au Nord du
fleuve Arkansas, ont etc comedies anx
Peres du St. Esprit pour la fondatiop dune
colonie.
A 50 miles de Little Rock, pres de la
Station Morlton. non loin de Louisburg ct
sur ,n magnifque plateau. s6tendant we're
, le Nord, les P6ros du St. Esprit ont reserv
80, 900 acres pour les coions francas. Une
eglse ct un convent sOnt en- vote de construc
ton pres d. Norilton ct une seconde eglise
rancais va Gtre construite pres de Spring
! field 10 miles plus loin, de. que le besoin
Sen ftra sentlr.
Avis aux families trancaises desirant ac
| auerir nue. belle propriete, peu de frals
! dams lie voisinage dune eglise catholique.
! Pour plus ample information on peut s'a
| dresser q.
| Mr.. w. d. SLACK, QUA
! Mr.. MICHEL BRAUN,
! Land Office, l.. X. s., F. s. R'y, Little
/ Rock, on aux Peres du St. Esprit Moril
! ton.
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-Un Journal parisi"n racontalt
!.autr.. jour que c'etait le zebre
ani await donne Ia premiere ldee
des canons raves, parce que les
ravures accelarent la vilesSe de
l'auimal.
Emile Villemot a WI plus fort
que Ga 49,
Un Gascon etait monte sur IN
chevaI nianc, poussif ct ere'n,A
qui ne poavait plus METRE un lei
dtvant lsautre. . II descendlt dams
une auberge ct demanda de qaol
ecrire. Ga lui tpporta des plumas
ct de l'encre...
LIE Gascnn prit la plume par lie
gros bout, Ia trempa dams Fen
crier ct SO nit 4 dessines des ray
ures sur le ventre ds son cheval
Lorsquc l'abimal fat complete
ment zsbre, le GaScoa SO remit ell
s-i!e et dit /: "AiIez !'' EN- piqnan'
des deux.
Aussit c., Ia iSosSinaatt de tou
& lsheure tei,dh Pair CONNIE al
.zeJre; ellie court encore
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lie 81 aof1t 1876, Edwin Hay

lie 81 aOut 1910, EuWlu LAY
den Il tue sa famine dun coup de
pis,oIet, a Derby Line VermOnt)
Jage l'annee suivante, dams la
forme ordinaire. a 1rasburg, ii
etc declare coupabIe de menrtre
au Ter degre, mails ses defensenrs
ont emp6ehe, par quelqne snbter
fuge legal, qne la contamination
he tnt pronolce ; ct le cas- etc
porte devant la conr supreme de
Vermont. qui Went de rendre sa
decision en- ces termeS
La sentence de la eour est que
vous serez pendu par le cou us
QUA CO que voas soyez mort, en-
tre les heures de une ct trols de
l'apres- midi, dams les murs de la
prison d'Etat a Windsor, le pre-
mier tenaredi apresIe premier mard'
de Janvier, 1881 ct en- attendent
vous setez Amprisonn6e ct soumlS
au travail force juSqae dams les
trois mois avant le jolr fixe pour
rexecution. epoque OH vons s"re'
place en- emprisonnement soiltalrt
jusou'au jour ct a I'heure de 'el
6cntion. Eft puisse Dieu avol'
pitl6 de vOtre anne
En- iisant une semblable con
damnatiou tout fait digne des sic
cleS barbares, on est etonne Que
,e snpplice detiDitif ne soft pas II
cartelement, an lieu de Ia penda
| son,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-12-28
No. 1925 Probates-Parish Court Parish of
Latourche.


VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF ABOVE
d Court dated Eeceluher 24th, 1873. will
be sold 1T public auction to the last and
highest bidder Tor cash, at the late resi-
dence of deceased at about a quarter OF a
mile below the Town OF ThibodauX on
"Wednesday January 18th, 1879,
bet ween the hours ot ii A. NJ. and P. NJ.
the property OF above succession, and con-
sistinS ot
lst. certain tract of land. situated i'll
said parish, on the right bank OF Bayou Id
fourChe, at about aquarter OF ID mile below
the town of !hiilodaux, measuring one ar
pent and il quarter more or less front, by
about twenty arpents i'll depth. aud con-
tanning about twenty superficial arpents
of iaui: bounf,ed above by lauds now own
ed by .'the congregation OF st. Joseph S
Catholic Church, and by J. s. Goode Esq.
and belew hy lands OF 6. Chol and Hercuie
Tetrea i, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon-the purchaser
to assume payment OF taxes OF 1878 payable
in l6l9.
end. A lot of movables as fully detailed
in the inventory OF said succession, and
consisting principally OF household and
kitche furniture.
Thib,.ltux. December 24th. 1873.
MARIE DAIG .4E, widow of
p. U. Engerran,
Administrators.
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ECCLES.-Faute de quorum, le

j ECCLEs.-Faute de quorum, le
mfetinr d-s Dis.rlrurs des Eco
les paoilqa"" goI Isvait avoir
leo laadi dr.Diar Il etc renvoye
eIlet a la eohysa. t.oa la prasi-
dent. Maigr6 cs.ia. Il est oRtendu
Que PNnvafture de~ 5coles aura
''ea lie & janvier 1879.
Les personGt, 81, 3fSire.:t une
position i'.ns,i ti;iea" i.'oat qua
presenter nee i,Siition az board,
t aDTes l'examen re mis-. subj de-
want ie "oMiIe d'a1aiEen, ceiu>ci
isnf de!ivtpra uh cefr!fcat dams
Hfsrma pf">5sit. par les regles
aaopsees l., 25 ia'''et 1873 par le
oafrap des iiiptrcarS deS fcales
luoE4ues de FI1'a., ~ pnbliees
daas &c I'LL ue'e de Ia SENrIn Ell
W pour i'infogn,atiou de ceux
qRelles conoe, ne,t.
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iscENDyE. Her mat;n. vers
seaf heures, une residence de
-. NJ u Lade na.i,, occlrAe par
aL Wolf 4 oti'rana, a pris teu.
aa pre- aiar cri a',,tae. les tro!s
EoMpagales ..e .jo...pie:s sc sont
fanspartees Slr .-s ,ieux avec
oR leut materiei. Maigrt tous
tafs efforts ct oa,.x les .:ttoyens
ul Les ont Secon,ie~, cette resi-
nee, ute d's Plus bellies de la
81. F. ..ippe d et6 entlere.
ent cnnsummee. Tout ce, que
pomp.ers out ia faire a etc
eneerbPr cet;e incenile de gag
les in4ls0ns vot ines gu!
saot pre- que 4 q, r.<e',er. Al
"a, i,s ons .h.fE.. eIhaht rta'.sl ri
ssche ua oouaigation dos Plus
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PHOTO .RAPHIE MORALE.

LA IHOTO RAPhlE MORALE.-
Photographic morale est une ex
reSSion tigul ative qni ne re"d
que par analogie l'idee d Iaqu-lle
ellie rtrond. Ii >'agit, en- reaille,
dune science qui ponr obje' De
iecou rlr le carartere des gems
pa; l'eAamen de leur erritare lie
.lom technique de cette science
est la Graphologie. Quolqne pen
r>pauane encore, ellie de> adep-
tes ties >erieux ct Ires cnnvalucus
d,,LS les CLASSES in1eiigenteS ri
&c alre,s. Les BASES tn ont ete
po>ee> par ull savant trancaiS aus
81 mO,s.ste Vue dl>lin,-ue. VI. j.
II. Mlchon depuis el,e a etc
! 6lu'li6e par de> melecins, deS
naglS'rats, etc, ct CONNIE bean
coup d'utopies lie Ia veiI!n, ellie
->t eutree dams la pratiqne. La
! Gssetteies Hopitaur, Journal e.ni
nemmente ientitiqae. pnbIie
! a ce >njcI. d;,os son numfro dn
! 80 octobre dernier, uD article in
tarrs>ant, cOn,enant m ap"rcn
Dies services que la GrGphologie
neut ren'ile Ia medicine. Ellie
pAral, ausSi destinee 4 fonrnir
| l.~ iumie,e utiles a la justice.
D ct, OH dol, voir de> 4 present
81. 6elur.:t nouveaa tun nj a res
prit a'ia,ytiIne dc not,e epnque.
ct t..e merltr dams tons les cas-
r.tt.ntluii deS Am ,teuiS de nou-
reanteS. he I1t &c qn'a titre de
cu'iDsite psyche a4lgne.
! Uue de nos compattiNeS d'nne
intelligence remarquabla, Nine,
| L. Martel, irstn n;rice a Belle vile
| az: 5 .0n.-, !ei'art",nrnt dl kh6nf
France. s,"St adonn?e avec nnt
writ auit. f.iS eur d 'i'etude de la
sci.Nnce 40 o.velle, ct ellie Sc fail
fort. i. l'inspectlon de Yne!l"eS
,ignes de i'ecrlture orainaire
dane D-r>onna 1urlconlue, ces
.I.ue> lui iisset,teilrS enNONe,
Il Aln6rilun, h- trace. nne sll;i"u
e.:e ey,t.:e ua t, pc moral aulteI
np.artipnt Ii.ur auteur. "Jasel
,v. 1.s,a.,itrs Il distance. il dit Alley
81, RI. Eaifas tii~ il propoS de i
Grepso'"cie. Yae,!e force gonver
..amenfaie - S;,'is donte ct pou1
les ilommes u'affaires auSsi, g
boar .ps relations SociIles, e
! ,,,,nr les ftmii;t's. c'est une source
tt!.an.ie Fubsnryatinns tnnchan'
4 ut.r ,sul,iiu,;c dlntt'ets. l.;
, nh,6nalosIa est ellie Plus >ara
. o., t.sir ellie ct,iar le pas a !;
! Eyapa,l,ytc. Nt"s l'ignorons
mais G, sont d.,x sciences appl
tp.an. au meme or.re d'ideeS
Jug.: p,r drS caracte'es ex'e
r,.ar> les EabitnieS morales e
in,eliectu"li,'s que nous lemons d.
. In nat..rn uu In lniliru dams IL
alpi nous EivohS; celia vaut 1
,3,.i.r d.urr eprruve, ut Nine. +
, Mattel, don't Id conviction ne sal
rais a.re mise en- loute, oifre d
!. .nrttie son experiences au Servlc
, ,.es perso;nes qai iui demande
!. ront rne de SEES pkotographies mt
:. Yales, en iui en- ,oyant nn specl
r. men de lenr ecEiinre, on de cell
: duu tiers qu'e!les ont iWeiet
rnuuaitrp
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Nos dO,neStiuue -

-Bapsiste, il me semble que
yn,,s yeuez encore de casSer un
yerra
-Oui, madame mais, cette
fojs. la en- de la chance ii s'ess
cassa ei, :,euX.
-Et vous appeIez celia de la
chance I
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aaIae ne salt pas le mai quiz faat
So donner pour ramasser .es
ac,ats, qaani un verre Sc brlse en-
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A In SOrhOnne
LIE Profe>seur. .-Tlacez moi un
pol trait rapide DIES chefs grecS
Qui tirent le siege de Troie.
LIE Candidat.-Ulysse etait pru
dent Ajax, violent; Achliie,
bouillant Agamemnon, orgncll-
leux; NeStor, vieux /; Therslte.
bossu, ct Menelas...
Le Prof sseur; vivement:
IL shift!
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ARRACEEC.. ID: EuIGoTS.-i.p
hateau exil.::t ", dts EtaiS Unls.
gree pour eX ral.1 / : c:ii"ots Ini
Se lr0uye:,t .!ai> i. Il: On Bayou
Lsfearchn, es' 3s>Se ,!"vaHt Thl-
bolauz, the IA. -. .ongle r"r
del'e d !;Harlie S:a.ent attr'as
cin9 vigoult-.; g~.i!afd~. Nous ne
savous pa, Ia'-!'e esc la \lttSsr
de CO batea"x <. ;.a;s a en- inger
par ie tmns IIi Il mis- P"nr ve-
nir de Donal'i>ouviii- jusqu'ici,
on peat coe.,Hr.' Gn'a"ant quill
SOFT arrive 4 Ia ldfnrces.iGn hu Bay
on, Hayes aur. r. MS a son sue.
cessear le fanler'l lEeAdeutiel.
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Extra Liability TO Malaria
Infection.

Persons whose blood is thin, digestion
weak anu liver sluggish, are extra liable to
the attacks of marital disease. The most
trifling exposure may, lnder such aond.-
tions infect a system which, IT healthy.
would resist the miasmatic taint' The oniy
way to secure immunity rroui malaria i'll
localities where it is prevalent, is 10 tone
and regulate the system by improving
weakened digestion, enriching the blood,
and giving wholesome imputns t. hillary
secretion These results are accomplished
by nothing SO effectively as Hostetter :
Stomach Bitters, which long experience Iits
proved to be the most reli bic safeguard
, against fever and ague and kindred disnr
ders. a. wei. as the bes, remedy for them
The Bitters are moreover. an excellent in
vigorant of ihe organs OF ur!nation aud an
active depurent,, eliminating irom the blood
those acrid impurities which originate rheu
haiir ailments.