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For the escape from the system Of its waste
and debris, which, II retained would yitiate
the bodily fluids and overthrow health.
That important channel OF exit, the bowels,
may be kept permanently free from oh.
struc,ions by using the nongripIng, gentle
acting and agreeable cAthartic, Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, which rot only liberates
impurities, but inyigorates the lining Of the
intestinal canal when weakened BY con.
stipatlon or the unwise use OF VIC.
lent purgatlyes. The stomach, liver and
urinary orgsnS are likewise reinforced and
aroused to healthful action by this bene.
feent tonic aud corrective, and every
organ, fiber, muscle and nerve experiences
q share Of its inyigoradve influence. In.
Objectionable In favor, q most genial and
wholesome medicinal stimulAnt, and owing
Its efficacy TO botanic sources exclusively,
II 10 the remedy best adapted TO household
use on account Of IL safety, wide scope and
speedy action. arsd eodAW
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elect. like the bridegroom expectant.
We work together for our mutual inter.
ests. Behold alp
GBut, AIpsrita, would you marry .
man who did not think himself good
enough for Lady Arielle Moutjoiel A
man 10 his exceptional circumstances"
INQUIRED Brandon Coyle, In surprise.
AYES, / would. | am not Lady Arielle
Montioie. Iam Aspirita Coyle, the or.
phan, dependent on my bachelor uncle,
whose estates will all go 70 you. Besides
/ love him." added the bold beauty, with.
out moments hesitation.
"Humphl A man with such reproach
attached 10 his name! You must love
him for himself alone, them"
"Nol for myself GLonsl l riqh be ca
pable Of killing him 10 prevent another
woman having himP
aBravo, Aspi But obi the fates forbid
that ever your sting should strike mel"
go now, and execute your mission 70
CloudIand. It's time, unless you wonld
prefer q dramatic forbidding Of the bans
at the very altar to morrowp said Aspir-
ita, not whit discompoAed BY the ques.
tionable compliments Of her brother:
"Can't forbid the bans since there have
been no bansl They are to be married
by special license" said Brrndon, almost
gaiIy, 80 much was he elated BY the pros.
pect Of preventing the marriage.
"They ,6sre TO have been married, you
meant But they certainly are not to be
nor" amended Asplrita.
"And, meanwhile, as the parties most
concerned, they should be Informed Of
their changed prospects," added Brandon
Coyle, with a smile; and, rising, with q
bow he left his sister, and, a few minutes
later, departed on his dstestable errrand.
Aspirita Coyle looked alter him, q
great light Of triumph dilating her dark
eyes until they seemed the mouths Of cav.
erns leading down to the abyss Of her
darker soul, "a she muttered TO herself:
aNOE. Vladimir Desparde, you shall
be minel 1t may take trouble and time,
but | can work and-pait" The above
we publish as specimen chapter. but
the continuation Of this story will be
found only In the N Y Ledger. Ask for
the number dated August II, which can
now be had at any news Office or book
store. II you are not within reach Of .
news ofice,you can have the Ledger mail
ed TO you for one year by sending three
dollars to Robert Bonner, publisher, $50
William street, New York. |I
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MEDICAL,
r---.--,St t-l1-t,s.---ee,-,4,'::.:ss-
At
Sneezins Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Lucrative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
SANE 0RDeS g
RADICAL
pos. .'., '.'i CURE.

.eksIoHnlS RkpiokI. Guar TbR ckTARRH b asAfe.
certain, md peruianeht cure for Cattfrh OF every
form, and Il the most perfect remedy ever devised,
u 10 pufolyA vegetable dltIillAtion, and 4 applied
locally BY Insulation, and soustltatlonAlly by In
stdHidAeoEI. IL soothes, heals, and eleAnSra the
nasal passages OF every fssllnR Of heayiness, OBJ
Htruetion, dulness, or dizziness ConStitntlonally
administered Il rSnoVRieI the blood, purnes Il Of
the acid poison with which II II always charged In
CatArrh, stimulates tho stomach liver, and kidneys,
peffeeta digestion, makes new blood, and permits
The formation OF SQUAD, healthy Tissue, and nnAlly
obtains oornplsts control over the disease. The
remark able curative powers, when all other rene
die1 utterly fall, OF SGXFoRD's RADICAL CURE. arc
Attested BY Thousands who gratefully recommend
II 70 felloRAnnerehs. No Statement IL made 70.
Rardlng II that cannot be HubstAntlAted By the
great and GOOD medicine. and worthy all comb
dance. Each package contains Treatise on Ca
tAffh and DR. 6AAfnrdt Improved InhAllng Tube,
and null directions for It's use In all eASes rres 81.
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A MAN OF DEEP LEARNING.

Being a graduate Of tho Han Lin Col.
lege, OF the highest class, and he Is man
Of extensive travel and observation "a
we'll. In 1872 he visited this country as
Chief Commissioner In charge Of the
Chinese students, sent 10 DO educated in
the Connecticut College, and be subse-
quently visited England and Spain on
similar missions. After locating the
several consulates appointed for the
United States, he will visit Spain and
procure the recognition Of . Consul for
Cuba, and thence proceed 10 Peru for
similar purpose, He will then return to
Washington and take up his abode as res.
ident Minister. The legation will include
between twenty and thirty persons. The
Vice Minister at Washington will be
Yang Wing, who is now at Hartford,
Conn, awaiting the arrival Of his supe-
rior. Yang Wing graduated At Yale
College with high scholastic and literary
honors. receiving the degree Of LII, D.,
Yek Yuan Tsun, Consul General, Sit
Ming Cook, Consul for San Francisco,
and many others OF their number are
highly educated, and can speak English
As luently "a their mother tongue. Aside
from the diguitaries, the Embassy Is
composed Of men Of alsuperlor class, In
intelligence. appearance and social stand
ing, to the Cinnamon ordinarily seen in
this country, not excepting the merchants
OF this city. After the uproar Of the re-
ception had subsidized he was again inter-
viewed by reporters and questioned,
through Ming Cook, to considerable
extent, which would be too long for repe.
tition at present. he intends leaving in
abou, week for the East, but the day Is
not decided upon. Our last interview
was in questioning His Excellency In
rather q rigid manner, in which We do.
rived considerable information in regard
TO Coolie emigration, etc.
Many Of our citizens opposed to Kear.
neyism gave the illustrious visitor, the
Minister Plenipotentiary, and bis subor-
dinates, q hearty welcome to our shores.
H''t T. MIG,
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BE careful 10 obtain COLLINS VoLrAIo PLATTER.
> combination OF Electric and voltaiG Plates, WITH
\ highly Medicatud Plaster, rs seen In tho above
cut. Sold by oil Wholesale and Retail DruVglstS
throughout the United States and CanAdAs, and BIZ
WEEKS d POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass,
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RHEUMATISM
MEU R ALICIA
SCiATICA
CAN BE CURED.

somsny instances where seveTe casesoi Rheu.
ma,lSm, Neuralgia, seiatlca, Ague In Face, Nery.
Gus Headache, etc, have been entirely cured BY
the Curative, that we do not hesitate to say II
will cure every case II used as we direct
The cures performed has aStonIshed the med.
lcal profession, as we'll as the patients them.
selves, who In many cases had given
mp MI hope OF ever being cured.
The Curative Is put up in large bottles for
family use, and no family should be without it
For Burns, scalds, Cuts, Wounds,
bleeding, ,Toothaehe, Earaehe, Sore
Throat, DIphtherin, Catarrh, Bowel
Complaints, Kidney plants, and
oil Nervous Diseases.it IL the
BEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Do no, suffer pain when you can be 20 easily
Every Druggist Keeps Il.
Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, o.
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Gone llOit i llttls Jllauyj

Gone lioit u little Jimmy;
= 10 the pantry nt'Sf agdn
VIII he gather mothers psekls1
To his tltl0 stomach pain.
From the toprnost shelf be tumbled,
CnIhlng down he fell kefIlam,
And petItned cucumber
Pierced him through the dllphE1gm.
-Aadrs9I Ratar.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

WHITE ROAP win vash mors siotbss In 10
hour than any othH lind Of soapj don't 700 iorget
SATIN SIn5S FLouK thI bon,swiIss Ssn !yy
up eomeA Law Morris With, his BROOKE UOUhs
~ MILK cana, All Of tho above Il ~ II.
iys LEW H'AoRRis'-lilhnd.
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aTbAt is my game. a, you call i
Brand, You thought / had your haPpi:
ness only in viewH Pooh, POOH, btotherl
we are eeoustl all. You love the bride
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N A S 3 ".

Mr.. Nasty Develops a New Finan.
eiaI Scheme, In Which He shows
How the Issues Demanded BY
the Nationalist are 10 be Got
into Circulation.
Toia3a Riada
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NOT A OUACK NOSTRlIM

Gentlemen, Il hereby certify that for several
my practice, And hayenevrr known them ID laIl IN
Anordlng speedy relefln those cases for which they
arc recommended. They arc not quAck nostrum,
youn. 10 's4IE VIC, COLUMNS. Il n
BucEsroRr. NJ, May q. ISL. - -
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Mrs. NJ. I. pugan VI New orlean

Mrs. NJ. Il. Dugan of New Orleans
s.aa-esfeessDsesl rnsrse in yellow fe-
yer. She has given through the
press, her mode of treatment which
is as follows :,
'1f people stay in their comforta-
BILE homes, attend regularly TO their
aflnirs, not expose themselves 10 too
much fatigue, keep as much rs pos
sible out of the sun and the night
air, they will very likely escape It.
The malaria is in the atmosphere
end If the system is in condition to
receive it, 1t VIII do so. othcrw Use
one may sleep In bed with a yellow
fever patient and not take IL. The
treatment of yellow fever is so SIN
pie that any one con learn it in u
short time with u little ca-e and at
tention. fully believe that almost
every death that occurs f.'om yellow
fever is caused by nos attending 10
it in time, or by giving iuludicious
nourishment or ignorant nursing. |
have patton a l,tile orphan girl
ten years OLD, tlat cured with fif-
teen cents worth of medicine-mag g
nesia AMI inustard-and l have
enough of il lett 20 cure another.
Ice and lemons a,e Injuries; they
are not necessary in yellow fever. A
simple purge at the beginning of the
disease, mustard foot beth, blenk-
cts 30 produce Precipitation, orange
leaf tea as a beverage and perfect
quiet, are all that Is necessary. No
stimnlant or food of any kind should
be given while the fever lasts. After
the fever leaves, the slightest kind
of .nourisbment aud perfect quiet
during several days must be had 10
prevent a relapse. Quinlno should
never be given while the fever is ON
when the fever has left it may be
given in small quantities as tonic.n
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALVESTON, September 8--MoxKy-Goid
zoos siiver--American, at par; Mexican poc;
New York sight, at pari New. Orleans sight at
par.
HiDEs--Firm; dry selected, Ice, picked lie;
stack sailed isc; kips isc, wet sailed IKE to
SIC
wooL,--Quct and cnsy.
BAooiS AND TiKs. --o--Actiye aud arm.
corroS. Receipts, sss, no exportsi sales,
$40; stock io.oas; market steady. Middling
1915 Low .liddlins iois, Good Ordinary loT.
Receipts for the week Gs7n; no exports sales
2ali
NKw Ypnx, scIiemberG-Golds sold at y cent
this morning. The lowest price slnc> the sus-
pension Of specie pa. ment.
Gold opened at 1905; stocks Irregular,
money atepcr cent gold 1905, exchange
long, ts2, short, tsosi state bonds quicti
government bonds weaker.
CorroS-Easyi sales GOT, Middling Uplnnds
lsSj Mlddling orleans lais
Futures quiet september. ll-5l, October,
il-2i : November, Hos; December io-as; jan
uAry 1000
IivEHrooL. September Cotton quiet aud
uncharscd' Middiing uplsnds, ole, MIDI
tiinR orleans, ll-lbi sales, Sons specuia-
tion and export, 1906 receipts T7r9i American
900.
Futures partially l-a2 better hut advance
has since been lost. UpIands low mlddllng
clause for September delivery, 0i7-ssI sep
TENDER and October SIT October and Novcm-
Der 7-i6 to 0l3-3l; November and December
oil-32 to 1910. New crop, for shipment De-
tobcr and November, per sail, o-;2.
Sales for the week, $50 o; speculation leo;
exports 1905 stock BIZ, zoos American 90, oti
receipts 5000 American 300; actual cx-
ports toCo; enoat ~ 1905 American io,t)oi
saies-American, 7sI2.
3;3or. M.-sales, American, 70OOl uplands
low mlddllng clause, September and October
delivery, 1859; October and November, 6's,
November, 6'si November and December
0-3s.
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Closing Markets.

NEw onLKASs. September G.-Goid Z to y;
sight Z premiums sterling bank, isiJs@is5,s;
consols 79'l@73iG.
Cotton in fair demand, sales $50; Good Or
binary 10; Low Middling. 10s< !. Aiidjling 1917
Good Middling ii4i receipts, net, 35ii gross.
55ii no exports; stock A35.
Sales for the week, 1885, receipts, 1861; ex-
ports-Great Britain ea7 ;-coptinent, 1853 )
coastwise, 7s7. ~
NEW YonK, September e-cotton, receipts,
gross 4i6i Futures closed weak; sales % 900,
September 'l-ts To Ii-t9; October ILLS to
lilo; November Hoe to l1-o3; December 1927
to 1913; January I0-as to i0-tl; February ii-0i
to 1i-05; March I'LL 10 li-i2.
KANSAS CRY, September o-Grass wintcred
Texas steers % 3c@2 90; corn fei 81 oo@a e5,
gross Der cNt Ut
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We are authorized To announce the name Of
A. \ HUGHsrON as an independent candi-
date for the ofice OF City Marshal OF Waco.
We are authorized to announce the NAME OF
q. w. JuRSEl ms u candidate for the Office
Of City Marshal Of the city OF Waco, subject
20 the action OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention.
We are authorized to announce onr fellow
townsman, LUKE MOORE, as candidate for
TO the action Of the proper Democratic Noml-
mating Convention.
WACO, TsxAs, March 81, 1875.
To the Voters OF Waco;
respectfully announce myself q can,.idate
for the office Of city Marshal, subject To ihs
decision Of the Democratic Convention feel
Ing assured that II elected, will perform Tho
duties OF the oiiice 10 the saiisfaction of all
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In announcing myself as q Candidate for As
SCISSOR, subject to the action of the National
Grcenback Convention, II one Is held, wish
10 say that am fully convinced that our coun-
financial condition OF the people demand that
economy be practiccd as Welt as preached. /
therefore pledge myself To the taxpayers of
this county that II am elected Will assess
the taxas for one-half the money the law al
lows, the other half to be used for public
school funds, 70 be divided equally among the
school communities Of the county.
GEORGE NJ. PARISH.
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A Woman Acquitted OF the MUIR
der of her Son-in-lav.

CrSoISNATI, September 6.-Mrs. Mary ]
Dougherty, who was arrested for the murder
OF her son-in-law, Samuel Armstrong, at hi
farm near London, Ohio, last month, has beer
acquitted. Armstrong was wealthy farmer
and widely known. lie was shot through tn,
head at night while asleep, beside his wife.
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When everything else has failed to give re-
lief In persistent cases Of fever ard ngue. DIR.
IIarier's Fever and Ague Speeds has effected
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Hieh Priced Peaches.

BALTIMORE, September CAT the Cora aud
Flour Exchange this morning ten iile peaches
were donated by Capt, Jno. Wood, for yellow
fever sufferers, aud which We're seld ut auc-
tinn. Jas. Rnox paid 81 for the first choicr.
One sold for $50; 40 for si5 each aud the bal
nance for $40 each, total, slti; a..ei wards lso
peaches from another SOL 'ce sold for 81 each
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Weare authorized TO announce Il. u HAYES
as candidate for the Office Of Constable of
Precinct No |, McLennan county, subject 10
the suffrage OF the people On election day.
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The Striking Car Drivers.

NEW York, September Sine car drivers
strike continues. A special order was sent
out last evening 10 the various regiments
throughout the city, ordering special guard
10 be placed on duty at each OF the following
armories; Finn, Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh,
Twelfth, Twenty-seoond, sixty-nlnth, Seven
ty-lrst, and q small detail at the arsenal.
The object OF the order, 1t was said, was 10
prevent the strikers from taking possession Of
the arms In the different armorles.
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CHANDELIERS

In the State. silverware of all kinds Both
Pocket and Table
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For County treasurer.

We are authorized to announce Mn JOE
arer. snbIeei 70 tbe r"ts Of tSe neo,iny ireas-
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Liberal Contributions.

ELIZABETH, N. j., September ca ne Sim
er Sewing Machine Company and employees
here last night raised four Thousand dollars
for the fever 81 rerers. Eye.y one subscribed
something.
ST. Johns Episcopal church raised sie5, aud
public subscription has been red by the
Daily journal.
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GALVESTON.
The Quarantine Raised, and No
Further Interruption of Bust
ness Will be Made.

GALVESTON. September 6.-The quarantine
against this city was raised at Bpm, to-day
Trains are now moving regularly. There wiz
he no further interruption OF business
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TELEGRAPHIC!
A..ooias.a Pres. Dispatoh...
YELLOW FEVER.
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
Nnw onrkAssl September G.--i2t5p ms
New cases, two hundred and eighty nine;
deaths, sixty-one
Nnw DmIkAss, september 6.-Fiied ls;bo-
The weather is clear aud warm Fred o
MaSon, teirgrapher, who had recovered from
an attack of The fever, and who hal been on
the streets for week, iciapsel Sunday last
from imprudeace and died this morning.
Three sisters are reported with fever at the
Charity hospital.
INV ORLsAss, SeptcMbcr 6--Deaths to-day
include IL children under years Of age
The Towards received the followlpgi
Holly srmSus, Miss, September 81 NJ
| rived with the corps Of nurses all right; great
CONSERVATION aud decentralization exists The
town Is deserted, 600 only len no help OF any
| kind; there Is estimated about 800 patients
down; Ii deaths the pastis hours DR. BaIlS
and myself are alone for duty, the rest all he
Ing down. Send three or four cooks, one
druggist and two more medical men; am short
Of orange leaves, the relief committee Is des-
iitnte of mnds, having impoverished them
selves to help Grenadai expenses about $500 q
days forty nurses to be fed and cooked for;
send the nurses asked fer this morning, the
town Is in distress; will communicate TO you
more fully by letter. COURIER, NJ. ID.
The Towards also received a telegram from
Ocean Springs, asking for nurses; fever In
creasing The nurses were forwarded as re-
qnested.
Canton, Mississippi.
CANTON, Miss. september 6.-for the past
"a hours sixteen 4 ses renortet The weather
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

Son Exc. Ie gonvernrur Fran
+cis Z. Nichols II nomme derIie
rement, Ell rrlnplaeemcnt dn DIR
Beasley, de.-etle, Nj. Lewis Onion.
mrmt,re dn conseil .ie Ia corpo.
ration de NapeIeonvillp. Ce choix
. etc fort apprecie par la com.
mnnaut6 tout entiere on NJ.
Lewis Guion n sn So fai9 aimer
ct estimer s.es son arri zee.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

L'hivtr est enfin venn. POM
s'6trr fait atten,lre le froid men
est pas moins tres rigonrenx,
TOute Ia semaine nous avons Ell
de ties fortes gelees ct iendi ct
ven.lrrdi il va en de Ia glare.
CONNIE on men await pas vu de-
puis bien DIES anu6es. On craint
pour In canine. Ceite glare pour
raft birn trer ct les sonches ct
les matelats. CONNIE celia s'est vu
en- 1923 ct meme plas tard. Es.
porous toute fois Quill men sera
rien.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

Au moment de METRE sous
presse nne triste iinuvelie nous
arrive. Notrr bon ct brave ami
Albert Z Linye, est mort bier, a
PainconrtviIie. apres qnc!qnes
li,nres de maladie settlement. II
laisse nne nomhreuse famiI'4 1T
branconr d'amis qai tleplof trnnt
81 fin preiDdtlree metre ami Al
htr 6tsnt encore jenne, il n'avait
que A ans.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

shmnitr, l. parti democratic
fail en- 76 une iaute 6norlne, ave.
son comrr0mis dams leaue' il n:
lntle qn'un l6!e de i,lpe. il ~;
va que les d.nx questions de il
Ini.iSiaile ct Gle Ia Caroline ut
Sod regiees 4 i'amiable av+e II
Hayes .enmm. si. ;isee NJ. Tiitltn,
crs questions Iii n'et;iirnt pas re
|glees d'avaMce.
II n'avait done, par Ii. com
iaoliis, rlrn d gagntr; n r.
:,milc il Y I,eidu btaucenp,
t''liS gull II. livre aux n.iinS dun
,-iiin-mi irreconciliablr tante Ia
.ia:hlne gonverurnientlle. tnatt-
influence electorate. tonte l.,
ne sion IL, so i 100, 900 employees
III n u.oni rirn de inieu a i;.irr
a'". el. favoriSer te gouvrrntm ut
innt lis sonf ies creatures.
C.tir iaate. qui u deia l,ese
un,tl,.inrnI sur la .l,ruiere 6ltg
ion. aura unr hi..n ..utr,- infiurn
i. sur ,.,.ilr de 1880. II faut Sat.
eneire d ,0ir t0ntr ct.tte armes-
lie tohctionnaires iepuhlleains IN.
iiguer. Ioicer la main an corps
les hautS fOncti0nnaires
In gonvernpment federal gaeins
les voix a force tl.. progresses
i,ais on msins sinrerrs. et Far
gent du fresnr achrter Ia co 0pe
ration l.. millirrs de gems in
Iinents. Tout er 9ui EST possible
'.ra f;sif; font te gui est impus
-ihl.. sera tente.
Arriep done tonts' cette lntis.
famnnr prapl4, tonfr question .is
letail. tout ce qni tlivis,.. gnansIi
out ei.vrait ten.ire 4 l'uninn, tout |
e uui affaihIi,, unand il s'agit de !
ionhlrr les forces par la concen-;
ration! |
All! 81 les citoyrnS a la Non !.
ellie Orleans. 81 les democrates, a
I..w York, avairnt va irs sonti-l
rs QUA prssvopues irrr st.ission
'armi les ieplblicainS, enten,ln
- cfis de yictoire pouSseS dams
Anr camp apres les elections. lis
p,.nleraipnt drvant la continna.
ion Dime parriils, lutte; lis zen
reraient an bere;lil rt chert.Ile
aisnt a re:ahiir eette union an'ilS
mt 81 malheureuseInent byiser. .
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