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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26
Cli.AMBRE De CONlTE EN.
ECrTlN DENprH
PARulSSE ST. JACQUES.
Srptrmhrr 30. 1873.
Aux votaut> drlnorratcs de l., Pa.
ruI>>r ST. jacques:

AUX v"tant> d"morratcs de lit Pa.
wi>>r 81. JacJmr>:
L'tl"ction Ir Novrmlrr proclaim
>rra DUNE tres .r,nl,. importance
dams >e> r>ulia.>. La r,mpo>ltiun
dc la rlnrNainr tlmlmlr. dies r.
p~lrSrniant> AIT tonylrs ltrilr,n
ri,turl'emrnt ltlcr,lun presidential.
lr de 1850. IT driclminrra ai,r>i,
pour dc tongues nuMcr>. Ia rnlit,pu,
lr> Etat> EniS 1T les ,lr>,iltrs DIES
Etai> uu Sud lr lIniun.
La I"nl>ian". pendant luit ans
IA Nlc;lmr pr@ttrfe d. la drlnur!n.
%ra1lrale. attend prt>cntrmrnt l..
verdict q" Ia nation pour sr> gene.
raiion> il vtnir.
Les Loni>!anaiS. en- presence dun,
tellr rprr,lr ponr lrm l.tat, lru.
vcnt.il> roster indlittrcutS.
Pour nous. nhtiSSant an SOlrnnt|
drvor Gni non> a etc lmpos" pa, lie
Cntn!tt Central lu l'alli dtmucla.
'luur de st. Jac4urS. nous fal>uus
appel a t"nS les hons ci;oyrnS. ct
nous les prionS de rrmplir leur de-.
vulr an moment de la lutte.
lie drolt de voter ct Il. %cl,oisir Srs
2ot>rrnalts est i'm dloit prrcir11
pour tout hommr lihre.
Mails dira-t.on que st. Jacques a
DIES fills inligneS dc cc urolt. on uui
mont point Intelligence den apprt.
clrr les inapptciablrS Advantages
Nous ne lie croNonS pas.
Car nous n'avonS pm oubIirr Top.
preston ct les >out1ranceS dc huit
annee>: ct, pour qu'eilrs he review
ntnt point. nous noil ttronS cnre.
g%l>trtr. nous votcrons pour dies
candila1S l%lonnttes ct idtlc>. nous
selon> DIES ho,nmtS ct dies patriotes.
|oyez 1T compalcz:
Pendant Init anntcS d'ndminis.
tration mdicalr, nous avons etc
tcrasfS d'imp6tS volSinS de l'expro.
priation. ct nous avons pave DIES
taxes pour lie maintien DIES ecoles
publiqueS.
On ttaient nos tcoleS!
Mails II scnle aimee d'adminis.
trati"n d~tmocratique nous a don
ne seize tcoleS publiGucs ouvertcs ct
snivirS pendant ramtc rntitre.
Sous administration radicalc ct
etrangere, malgrG lie placement de
taxes Ionrdcs ct multiples, ct grace
a nm gonveinelnent ignorant ct or
rotnpn, notre paroiSse s'est endettGe
Jnsqua la perte de Son credit. Nos
bonds de ia Maison de Cour n'ttaient
point pages, 1T notre argent etait an
pllage.
Mails en- une seulr aimee, avec I'm
gouvernement democratiqne ct une
administration vraiment locale, nos
taxes ont etc rtduites dun tiers. les
drpenses c%onrantes de In paroiSse
al''Sl que la dette ont etc diininutes
de Motto, le credit a etc r6tabli, la
%contiance a leparu, ct rhonneur est
sanf.
Pendant les anntes 1868, 1869,
1870, jnsqu'a 1876, . concitoyens
ont etc prives de leurs droits les
plus sacres,. voles impun6mtnt ct
sans itconrs, insultes ct Ontrag6s
des mfcrtamts de Ia plus basse
e>pece, alracl,ts de chez enx pendant
Ia mutt, train6s par les chemins pu-
m%altraitts, emprisonnts, etc,
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siaac, a'.ss. si.;ca.e.s IL, t.as;a >sve>.
ses. ONT etc dS .,c,; cnlse.is.-.rn..
nuIl f.'u5 coaa e. ...,: .terrys
t'onb =. Ia3itatiol. II lie rsa.,.,> .
matinna sociales. +
Iais le. = ans qae Dane ~ IS.
"a a.esc' .catf, depIoSy1At s,s oel,2s
faculties G~'acsivain, s.s ,r&ri,.s~.i
qualities DC j,anAeur ct e.cs We e..
daomine eU de piIo,opAe, dissent ,
Plus lant de.rJ 10 ~H,avoia, I2y.nni.
ton, le talent eS l. u1vo@e..e.A,.
~ pas uno ,-enAe IL -epo, q
doubt.
Dun,ez travaliiaii co1t1e II. "
lledlctin. Son jonrn.i tx u livye.
1tquanu vous sanrezquecpt iotn4e
dc la t,lche quotidienne rs da labaur
l%i,cessant, t%oujours pancllo SUI "e#
l,vFes ct Sill o Ruvre, e%ntretanait
ule correspondence Snivie avcc pres
que tOns les llOmmeS tmilpnts ne
la Louisiana ct dies Etats-lniS, in
ter"Ogeant, raponlalt, constilinmt.
pllllosoplant ct ca'lsant CONNIE Vol.
taire, GUS dir"z que 81, vie a etc
convenablement remplie.
Dnmez etait heureuX.
Son travail lui await procura une
modesto %aiSance, Ia mfdiocritG dorte
d'Horace. II await une femme 1T
lies entaEts quill aimait bien, un
bcau.trere 0ui Gtait son trtrr, DIES
amlS qui l'apprtciaient 1T lie conSi-
deralclt CONNIE MI maitre, l'eStime,
Ia contiance ct lie respect de tous.
III ro.yait la Louisiana sortir lie sa
mutt tie miseres. ct d'epreuvcs, It il
await VII la France, Ia Sainte mere
du proscrit, apreS SEES Aouloureux
ct sombres jourS dc deuil, rayonner
ct sranlir dams la resurrection ln
tiroit ct la magniticence dc la de,
mOcratie.
Mails II est mort.
C'eSt Ia loi.
Saint i Iui! Salut i celui oui
fnt pendant % ans notre ann cons
tant ct tidtle! SaIut il l'tcrivain.
I'LL pensenr, I'LL lutteur ct an philo-
sophie 1ui Il etc invariable dams Ses
principles ct SEES convictions. u,li
tut IN valiant champion de Ia H.
bert6 ct de Ia rtpnhlique. nui dGtrn-
dlt CONSIGNMENT la degnitG humane
ct lie droit dies peoples, qui a vtcu
debout ct qni est mort debout!
Oui, salut 4 Ounce!
TT vous, gems de st. Jean BaptiS-
tc, 4ui avcz tremble an jour de sa
mort, paice1ne les tltaux tpouvan-
tent les ''ommes fables, aIlez porter
lies immortelleS sur III tomhp de &c.
Iui qui tnt plus qu'un Journalistic,
plus qn'um brilliant tcrivain. plus
meme qu'un savant %philosophe, ct
l'li tut IN homme de bien.
Et garlez pirnsemcnt o souvc.
mir i cote DIES souvenirs dc Fable
Nina. le hon prttre, ct du docteur
Clabaud, le mGdccin dn peuple.
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NJ DR. VI T. \ q.

G" %rrlnr'lr pni Ma pn>rncnrr failli dcruis
Nilig'-rlili ans unl! est IN usage. est hi,n
SUPERIOR u tons les @tf;Ifiis dc >alwlu,,iNc
ct tons les Hep"r"ttls, employees iusuu'a &c
lnNr.
u .l"rlt tnutrs les nilaairS rilroniuucs.
>''lt InitllIrs. sni1 rNtrintr. sans difference.
dag nj de srNr. Mule m,ladi. rrny,.noni
'' 'ihl''tlrt" On s:iliT nv ir>iStt 4 >ni us:l-
sc: les aarlr"> Il" qt,rlru, nutnir u@n',lI,..
>"i"ht. les ,nsilnit1s. ~vniiufunrnr.. de- l'ih,,
di mrlrlirr nn dc tout autr,. iraiiru.nt uui
u Nl'l" Ia constitution. >nnt r:iinitrnnrnt
~ tadIc:tluinrnt queries, tnutr> les tpi, u!;r
on lrrss'N"i" ,l;,n> son rlnulni.
Les I'nco',hcrs. |r,ts iinnci~,, I,ton-
l"''ieS dams ia lfri",licitf dies mrn>,ln,>.
Ia .'l'"l">'. Ii stcri'tt rro>rnrnt IT., ,ur,..
n'alaiir ,li"niplnc um cnns,i,u,ionn.lI,..
l"itf"> SIS ma'n'lir> disrarai>Srnt rar III,
tl:1'cn"nt asscz l"n.trmp~ p,lor., d. H.
irll''hir H"niratiyr du DR.. M,nw.
l.'pli"lslr, l"r>un.rllc n',>, pas orra>i.,i-
noe par mi" lesion or-alIiuiir. les .l.inm:,-
'i>ihcN 'ht""iqp'@ ct IiicIrrlui> titus. l,,
''i'rir> t'Htr!'lN, oit eIr rtilrni,mc,.
.urIis.
Ir> cures 'lEj, "pfrfrx rarl.n, ns,ry ,,o,,r
u1' la 1"lnili" n"ru,a,l>r lin Ir. Nlrl-
an '"'s"in Il" Tout i%tclalr il suttit de- -
YER nh'i ny a las ri j%n>lu'n present nn.
>'"lt 'ii'l''''ii" cl,lHlii'iu" tINciti.,' ntt cons
''ili"i'tl'. li''sIl,'r par nm vice. uli,l-
'o'''ll" 'lfs hlili'rhi>. I'll ant i"~iSir Il, luis-
>a'i'' ';i''1irh'ii''' de rriic preparation.
'n'l'f "''ii'lii" est a'""tnlagr,r ,r
h"'i''f"nN '"rtlti,a's, Nrnnnt ii. tons is
POINTS dc la Inui>in;", attcS1aut les hello
cures "r"r''> l"r rc mrt'ie:mrnt.
- IN N"ilr Il 81. Jacuilrs-hi\r ,luui!.,.
chez j. Billion 1t }. Y. Arnant-Rivc .a,,-
che, i.'lg"iir Lairlc IT l.. Giuudr,ry.
y Ia N"n>'llc-pr.tans, l.. I..rlssa.,c
lue Decatur. Ne. ..
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.pas uP. :psoS9usIGHaa
attorney and Connection at Lac.

OTFlcE:-At his residence, near the
Court H"nsc, Parish Of st. James, Con-
Vent =. q.
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t'>' aNrc Il. pins VII piaiSlr Cue il vors
Vols l'nrrilIrl Ia fabrication Il, Nuil, T,,nz
''iH" lhrrIlrHtiN", lie n. >auluis iron, Ia
It't''hiH~alF' der Il tons ,"uN ,lui ,uutllrlit III.
nal'td,rs nnrlenn"s. Zen ri vt,,hr bean
coup dams !" temps. ~ TAI 1t: trnnin IL.
'I'i'> Aiissl l"iiii,'l,r> que S,rurtnantrs.
M:il> drhN @slit"nt >unt ]res1c.s ",ayt,s
'sal>s ma .n'liIair':
Mn" SHn,inG" TlnNii!o, ;iytc ~,l'cnyir,n
i" ans. an, 'l'rnl> pln>ir,rs un,frs n'a>ait
pm lniltrr son Ii, (re'"nr ,';i.cl. >'csi trou-
wee enforcement gi"iir. aplnS lrlnplil dc
illrlI'trs hulticillts ,l- iriHturc ,tpulatiyr.
File est 'lr>rnnr fort" ct p%ui>santr. ct MA
l'ins i'~stl'ii .,nrliiit' 'sri,.c dc lnulcur.
Ne' l-igirlc .:ig"e dc y, ans, uui dc,ui,
l''hsi"ri~ mnn"r> n'n,ait pm sc llvrrr i al-
c''ir ,si'tc" travail. an lrnir n unr mi.,ai-
ne Inl la trnait rluutr lals si chauh,,..
,'s' N"r 'lcl1Ntt" 'onr 'onjnnr> l.. cctt.
d"iit"'i!'iss' nlalilic. aritS l'nSagc de Uurl-
'l'lr> hoiit"Iilrs Il" ce.tr inuim lriiniulr.
~ &c nl"dlcImrni. bicn comm .t tu,,,lo-
We dams nos paIhgcs await lr>nin d'Gtrr
itc"nniand", .lc pnnIlais ,lonncr H. nom dc
iin'n'i" lie pci,nnncS pui ont cIc yucri.,
par Ia tenure i"pninti,e.
Nc'liilcz men "NptIirr mnc caissr, Pl.-
hlriirs ma!adcs n'gn ont .lemanlf e. l'attcit-
dent,
AMAi)EO BRAID.
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ntCtpr. ii Ia, Nouvclle. Orleans. IT, - cou-
rant. Il . hrurcS lu martin. FEI.IN JOSEPH
SCHMIDT. ills de r. o. Schmidt 1T de CO
lc>tiuc Refine.
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VeeMc Monde.-La France ct
TAngleterre ont fait alliance pou,
s'opposer 4 l'agrandissemcnt de |:
Rnssie en- Orient.-La ..Rnssie occr,
pc Ia Decentralization Heust. TAu
triclien anti-prussien. represent,
TAntriche i PariS.-Lc hlll anti. so
cialiSte prnSSien est devenn loi.-
Autres failliteS a Glascow.-Les At
ghams sont moins belliqueux.-C'esl
lie duo de Cumberland. non Bona
parte. qm va epouspr Thyra.-Ma
laise tinancier i Londres.-Guillau
me va %reprendrc son casque ct $;
cOuI0nne.-Grant Il etc i Madrid
yhab ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALON.
que y etf tlu patriarrlr gree
Gambetta don't aller en- Italip, mai.
pas au Observation-Disclosures commits
salres TT exrosantS amertcains sont
tres contents. On les a d6cores.
NOure0M Monde.-Le teau du Sud
tait encore DIES victimes, mails son
cercle sc rebuilt, ct il men sierra plus
question dams huit OH dix jours. lie
devonelnent, la g%eItrosite ct la cha.
rite auront etc grands. Paris. Lyon.
le Havre ct plnSicurs autres villes de
France ont liberalcmcnt %souscrit.
lie Canada, lui arssi. a dome.
QUAINT aux villes du Nord DIES T.. T.,
on salt lenr Huvre. Et les How
ards, partout, ont etc admirables.-
Les Nationals ne font a flores
lncendies de prairies dams lie Ne.
hrsska ct II personnes hrillGes.-
Hayes sc promene de foire en- foirc.
lie general Sherman fait reloce
de son armee.-Buller ne sera pas
eiu gouvernenr.-1l nest plus ques.
ton de l'agitateur kearley, nj de
1lndlen Spotted TaiI.-L4 commo.
dore Schnfelt, a bord dn Ticondero.
ga, part le Ter. decembre avpc mis-.
sion d'ouvrir de nouveaux ports de
commerce ell Afrique.-Sa Gran.
denr Sylvester Rosencrans, evaaue
lie ColOmbns. est mort CONNIE le
plus petit d'entre les hommes.
LOuisiane.-Le 1fau diminue de-
want une temperature plus fraiche.
QuelQues gelees blanches ont etc 81.
gnaltes. On attend Ia bonnie. A Ia
Nouvelle-O Orleans, Il Ia date du %,
on c0mptait encore AZ victimes en-
me .jOurn6e ct % a nonycaux.-
IUnion t0ncoise, par son devoue
ment ct g services. a pris place 4
cote des Howards.-Mais les Natio.
naLs, debris dies mGcontents. restes
dies Know othings ct dies radicaux,
hlancs pour un tiers. rOnges pour
l'autre ct noirs pour lie reste, sont
en- dtbandade. Les fgares ct les
tromlts qnittent une bontique de
faux prOluits ct de mauvaises mar.
chandises, don't les chefs sont Wells.
Anderson, NJ. Marks, Underwood
1T autres.-LRs troubles lie Water
proof ont etc du vent.-L,agitation
ct inevitable a commence.
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@n, Mag" tftouc
.sal6:114 l'ropritte ct Maison

NeI.ire, il 80 miles dc In Nouyel|c.
orleans parolsse st. Jacques, rive
gauchc.
Ia malSoncst neuve. Il ttage, avec
cuisine, cl'rIne. %pigeonnirr. etc.
IN grand ma.asin v est attic,
nant.
Lemp'acemcmt est excellent pour
le cOmmerce.
La maISon conyiemdrait partial .
ment a I'M docteur, Il un RENTER on
a une tamille.
\ un priX tres modtr6.
Conditions tres liberales.
Sadresser a NJ. j. Gebelin, sur
les Iieux, on il j. Gebelin, Convent
L. o., st. James Parish.
at. ). 49,.
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Comitr sir i'enrr.iStlemclt ct la
llcs>r.
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LES daEaocrates dc Ste. .iarie ont
.epons5t Acklen, mals ceux dc rAs,
&ensiom, plus conliants Ell plus iide-
iei, A'abAnHoaneat point ieur 4mnu-
leuS caudiaat.-J. y. .Anyustil
GO candionf iu~t rour 1t. Charles.
C&%t Aoa. IL n"roisst Vt. Charles
" oeso:s d'@a 90 .juge'-l>. Iuja-
.ua, :, Ni@ne e, lpvoN@ secrGtaire-
%urtsoHi"r II comi Dc ecou,& de
II non ~nesneai,". e5a Gt retou ue
20 s>ia' A~p,.r4tent eempI!
~ ,.: 'i@"ia- )r35.}ns /,
IN ~ ~,,.rA@-1. % yea a uois.
~; z q ~ H-ils
OF r0 u pen. teaoHac. pa
r'>t-'S 80 - ts|,',l H#t,, ,Au> 'os
r1t, .
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-, ,nr, N~.e .oNll 81
a~ml>~ion = G 49,. v,r..u, SO ~,
u~,ouStacle.
-Ltp;dtmie pea Uu ~telrain -
Lonragan dn % a "a"Se lies .le.aiS
sur la cotcS Sud Est .--Ti!dcu Sc ma.
Wr.-llayrs Il etc d Cumberland.
"A Ia Nunvr,le.OrltalS, de mrr
cred, a jenli, il vaeu Is dtc>s c1 2G
llotlveauX Association Con
>eINatricr DIES cltoyenS dc la Mott
Vcl!e- Orleans Il Il son ticket |. w.
Patton pour mairr, All>tide Maize
pour administrators DIES :lSsrSsp.
mentS, &c.-LeS gems d'Asc"nSion
palalSSent heureuN de Ia fusion.
Tant mieuX!
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Ct dos I-nvlronS.


u. I,lSSitr. lIturur SrS nuin,r u\
IT r\rrilrnls clients yllll r>i dc H.
tom dc son voyage: pu'ii Il iart ,lrs
ArlIAl> c"l>al"lali.r>, lant cl Fran.
GO qua NrW York. dc merchandise,
u?u;"mnr It d'iiNrr: vu'll ylrst1 de-
irrtNnr par Ia Vote a. st. Louis,
par lc steamers lemrgrr TT GolI
TaSf. I'M ties grand assortment Il.
WolniiS dr lOnrst. ct uu'il vcnlra
aux ncrnic!e> @liinitcs uu bon mar.
cine.
SEES dcEN mAgaSinS Sont pleins.
III II saran'li que la tievir ialnc
nest pas dams Ses malrlHndi>rS.
II d"ti au>Sl rcrvpir sous pru.
par lr naN!re Irrl.ja pnrti de Dor.
dra'lN !" y sep;rmhrr. dies Wins EN-
ntfilu'ttS IT en- calS>cs. dies III.
Vuclil>. NrlnOnlh. .Ab>iuthe suisse.
ho'Ae. enl dr.vir de Cuunac.
Nr.. IL tout Ncnant dune DIES
~tlI!rnr"> ct DIES plcmicrcs malSoils
Gle Bordeaux.
y. - au:thS q lnaga>ln de la
rive ghnrhr unriIur> rt"t1rs il robes
te dies lmhil!emrnt> dhomnrs ltue.
Itnlent endonnagn> pa les INSET.
InIi vcndr;t an pliX qn'on voudr;.
olen lui domnrr.
El r~1a|cmcnt DIES c%'tau>snres pour
NOMINEES. DANES. ~tillrttrS 1T en-.
'a'l'S. ~t%tIement aNaliecS, quill
vcndra nimportr quel pix. pour
les rron'er lie plus vitc possible.
Qnon Sc lie disc.
LoccaSlon. est nuliqhe.
j. TE, >SIER.
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LA Aiohr.

IT, Ce
t">t une loi. loi Sombre
Et trstr. en veyitc.
Gu puu>>r dams son ombrc
E' >ul, c%ttlnilp
ToutrS les creatures: . z..
Las Ionh'nrS triomplLantS.
lie, loiS,. les prtIaturrS
III ) lrtits rnt,n,S.
II taut MOURN! Supreme
Est cettr e1asiir.
Qn"n soft hrn1rux, qn'on aime,
On pu'on sou; rtdoutt:
Vn'on soft papc de Rome.
Cardinal, Reverend.
On meme I'm petit homme
A>SiS an dclnjcr rang:
Qn'"n soft virillnrd morosr.
ANant TIM Sol temps.
On hirn la vicrcr rose
'!n' Sonilt an piintrmp>.
III tant MOURN! %Inl>S1ucr,
ll%"hhtn:S. grandeur. brault.
Lures NailiSrt Nuisance,
Tout nest que Nanltt.
II FAINT MOURN! pe,snuuc
rrliarpr an sort cOnrir
Est ol:pn>nA !hrulr some,
NUIttiS, i t,ut moLrir
NnS>l. sans trilrnrtt sans ,lOu.r.
Ini>unr s.rnt H. Hnnmrnt
nnr innt linlilmr rr,.ouir.
MoIllon> stoIuutlucnt.
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paint galloping about in the valley
below. The Major essayed a parley,
but from fear, or = desire for war, they
would not be approached In a friendly
spirit, but responded to his friendly
overtures by opening fire upon his ex-
posed ranks, and held him on that hill
side for forty-eight hours without water
for his men or animals. He then re-
tired toward The Dalles, having lost in
killed and wounded about One-third of
his command, and leaving his hOwitzer
behind
This engagement was led on the part
of the Indians by old Skloo, a man full
six feet in height, and in all respects as
fine a specimen Of the Indian race as /
have ever seen.
Upon Haller's return to The Dalles, a
requisition was made upon the govern
ors OF Oregon aud Washington Terrific
ries for one thousand volunteers to serve
against these Indians. The requisite
number was speedily raised in Oregon,
the men in most cases furnishing their
own arms and equipments. They
were regularly sworn into the service Of
the United States, and promised S2 per
day for their own services and the same
amount for their horses.
To be coutfnued1
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TREADING on GRAVES. The Amer
lean matrOn of Westminster Abbey
moves along corridors and over the
bones of the mighty departed In
a state of badly suppressed dismay.
Used to walking reveTently around the
grave of even the humblest mortality To
see herself and brood actually treading
upon the most majestic Of tombs Is more
to her than paganism. On second tour
Of the abbey, / was in the train Of such
a dame-a fairly read, intelligent lady,
brim full Of reverence, one who at home
worshfps her minister and pays regular,
respectful Sunday evening visits to the
local cemetery. She will never forget
her iaunt through Westminster. Her
running fire Of horror came out in under
tones in this wise: "Anna, dear, you are
standing right on Ben Johnson. D." "James,
my son, don't straddle over Macaulay 10
that heather fashion" "Mr. Jones, Won
ought TO be ashamed Of yourself to step
on poor Charles Dickens "Mercy on
me, here | am walking across DRYDEN" ("
And the miserable woman sat square
down on bench above the bones Of the
first archbishop of Canterbury, and gave
up trying to be even halfway respectful
IN minister whose every passing stone
I is slab covering somebody who once
made the world wonder or tremble.-Cbi-
cdgO Tribune.
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The Influence of a Good Woman.

/ sometimes think Of a good woman
greater than a good man. There are so
many avenues to the human heart left
open to hergentle approach, which would
be instantly barred up at the sound Of
rOugher footsteps. One may tell any
thing to good woman. In her presence
pride sleeps or is disarmed The old
child feeling comes back upon the
wOrid-weary man, aud he wonders why
he has exposed the unsought confidence
which so lightened his heart; why he
goes forth again ashamed that one so
feeble is so much mightier; why' he
could doubt and despair where she can
trust aud wait; why be could fly from
the foe for whose approach she 80 cOur-
ageOusly taIries; why he thinks of the
dagger, or pistol, or poisoned cup, while
she, accepting the fierce blast Of misfOr-
tune, meekly bows her head till the
whiriwind be overpast, believing, hop
ing, knowing that Gods bright smile Of
sunshine will break through at last.
The wOrld-weary man looks ON with
wonder, reverencing, yet not compre-
hendiug. How eau he comprehend i?
He who stands in his pride, with his
painting soul uncovered in the scOrching
Sahara Of reason, and then complains
no buds, blossoms, or fruits cheer him.
How can he, who faces with folded arms
and defiant attitude, comprehend the
twining love-clasp and satisfied heart
rest that come only Of love Thank
God, woman is not too proud to take
what she so much needs; that she does
not wait to comprehend the Infinite be-
fore she can love; that she does not
plant her foot and refuse to stir till hei
guide tells her why he is leading her 10y
I this path instead of that, aud though
every footprint be marked with hel
I hearts blood, she does not relax hel
grasp or doubt his faith.
Well may her glance, her touch, the
rustic of her garments even, have power
/ to soothe or bless; well may the soft
/ touch Of such upon brows knotted with
| the worlds strife bring GOODNESS and
peace. o, womanl with your arms
akimbo, leave il to profane Deliiahs &c
hold Samson by shearing his locks
BE strong as you will, If only
you be pure and gentle-hearted.-Et1Hng
f Fem.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS.-It is i'm
possible not 10 be greatly amused at
some Of the typographical errors OF the
day. It seems as il nothing quite so
grotesque could have happened before;
but reference to newspaper files of past
generations shows that the humOrs Of
types are not restrained by time. The
late DIR. Francis tells an anecdote bear
ing on the subject. John Lang was the
editor of the old New York Gazette
when scholastic discussions on the ques-
tion Of the beginning of the present CEN
tury were not uncommon. The Rev.
DIR. Kunze, very learned and pious, ad-
dressed, after much investigation, a
communication on the subject to the
editor. He referred to the GregOrian
style, and Pope Gregory, which the
printers made "TOm Gregory The
reverend doctor, deeply distressed, de-
manded an editorial cOrrectiOn-that
"Tom Gregory meant "POpe Gregory
NIII." The Gazette accordingly re-
quested its readers to understand for
TON Gregory" in a previous issue,
"Pope Tom Gregory KILL" Another
effort was made 70 set the matter right,
aud the result was that mention was
made Of tom Gregory the Pope" The
erudite clergyman, in utter despair, re-
quested the editor to try nothing more
| in the way of correction, as he feared
/ that he should lose all the reputation
acquired by years Of devotion TO the sub
| iect at issue.
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\ MININ' OF BABIES.-SOme time
ago there was dancing party given in
a certain neighbOrhOOd Of Texas, and
most of the ladies present had little
babies, whose noisy perversity required
too much attention TO permit the
mothers to enjoy the dance. \ number
OF cGiiant young men volunteered to
mind the young ones while the parents
iudulg-d in an old Virginia breakdown.
No sooner had the women left the babies
in char.e Of the mischievous fellows
than they stripped the babies, changed
their clothes, giving the apparel of one
to another. The dance over, il was
time To 20 home, and the mothers bur
fiedly took each baby in the dress OF
her own, and started, some to their
homes ten or fifteen miles of, and were
far on their way before daylight. But
the day following there was a tre-
mendous row in the settlement mothers
discovered that a single night had
changed the sex Of their babies; observa-
ton disclosed physical phenomena; and
then commenced some of the tallest
/ female pedestrianism. Living miles
apart. it required two or three days 10
unmix the babies, and as many months
I to restore the women to their natural
sweet dispositions. To this day il is un-
safe for any Of the baby-mixers 10 ven
ture into the neighbOrhoOd.- - Waco
| (TeLds) Register.
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Economy, Sarah" said a man to his
wife the eother day, "ecouOmy is the great
lesson We have all got to learn during
these hard times. We must retreneh IN
the national administration, IN the con
duct of municipal affairs, and, ABOVE 9.. a'i'
in household and personal expenulttu res
After the next Presidential eiectiou q
general revival Of business Is e1 1PeoefS,JIi sS,I,
and then we will talk ABOUT lnae s,,S 4
dress - Then he went down town ana
Maid s20 for two months billiards ami
beer.
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1t is an old and true saying that man
should not marry unless he can support a
wife, and, from some examples that we
have seen, We are begininning to doubt
seriously whether n woman can pru-
IDENTIFY marry if she can't support nus
band.
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We should often have reason to be
ashamed Of our most brilliant actions II
the world could see the motives from
which they spring.
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1t costs us more to be miserable than
would make us perfectly happy. How
easy is the service Of virtue, and how
dear do we pay for our vices!
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lie whois false to present duty breaks
Unread IN the loom, and will see the
HeIect when the weaving of a lifetime
is unrolled.