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When NJ stanley visited King M,.ss.
one ~ th. mos, powerful monarrhs ~
Central Africa, On III. sotth"fh shor-
~ Lab. Victoria Nyan,a. h. found that
ha had been converted frum hsa,hso.
ism la Mohamm.dAn,sm iis advanced
hirs In his religious progress by teach.
ing him some ~ the truth. ~ Christi.
anity. and leaving with him Darling
ton. n cplor"d boy Who had been cdu.
Gated al All Engli.h mission scb.rol. Ne
n Kind 81 spiritual guide. aud ~ an In.
tcrpr-,"r to any missionaries. who might
accept Va. Kings earnest Invitation.
When these facts bccain. known In
England. u phi~lahtbropi-t mad. n large
donation for th. purpose. and Lieutrn.
AN, q. = smith. Mr.. ONeii. and son,.
assistants. ~sr. sent Ia M,ess. who ~.
c"iS.d them very cordially. Their
work appeared io lc going on very IA.
yorably when n telegram order. based on
letter. that hal arrived ut Zanzibar.
Was received In London. announcing
the murder II M.s.r. smith and a. Ns,li
Ib. particulars are no, given. but from
what IL kbo~s from their previous
movements. they were probably killed
by SON. unfrisDdiy na,Iyrs. while via.
ting remote part ~ ~. lake. Il 10 IN.
Iicyed that their relation. a. MESA hai
continued Ia b. friendly. Men "a oil
their places will In sspt ont immedi.
at.ly. and there are faint hope. that
their murder my yet be contradicied.-
Cincinnati Gaxsffs.
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How 10 Act In ,s.c II virc.

Better than all elaborate aud rnstl,
apparatus for r,tingui.hine fires are
constant care aud sa,chiulnrs. aud
quick aud intrlligrn, action ~ the part
81 those who first discover n fire W pro.
grrss. III. FIR. which NJ Ia beg inning
could bc smo,hcrrd with u poke, hand.
krrchicf, OF dashed ou, with u bucket ~
water, neglected n lew moment. lay. In
vast" million. ~ dollars worth ~ prop.
crty. II Their. i. an, iim- in which n
person should bc cool aud calm. la per.
fee, command II himself. IL IL when he
discovers . fire that threatens the dc.
struc,ion II life aud property. The hrs,
thing a. do u Ia learn precisely where
II Is. the second, to consider the chances
81 cntingnishng IL ~ course IN cities
an alarm should nj once be sent out.
but Mt the sam. tim. a vigorous cfior,
should be made Ia put out the fire with
the means nj hand for somrtim. ~ha,
ih. fire cngin. IL unabl" Ia accomplish
when u reaches Oh. scene. can h. done
by on" or ~ person. who act prompt
!, before ,h. flames have had time To
gain Roadway.
First. then. do not b" alarmed an nc-
couD, IT smoke. Frequently Their. IL u
great deal ~ smoke before the fire has
made much progress. Remember that
one nj pass through smoke 10y Keeping
his head near the floor. ~ by .n~,eioJ.
ing II Ia n wet wooden cloth. Tn enter
ing \ room Ia tight down n fire sioylc
handed. keep the door closed behind. "
possible. A pail III wairr aud n Tin
.l....s L.. sl. La.N. - 1917 49,.
on. ran be made Ia work n miracle n,
the beginning. 1.-THE fir. has progressed
too far Ia admit ~ thi. course. and 1, /.
necessary Ia depend entirely on outside
help. then see Ia II that every door and
window IL closed. By 40 doing. wbcr.
there il a iire-engine In the neigbbor
hood, Il will often be possible Ia confinc
the fire Ia one room.
Every person who stops nj n bote
should take special pains before rciIr
ing tO note the location II the stairwaysi
80 that IN case VI AN alarm he can lind
his WAY out. even though the halls nrs
filed with smoke. Never leave n room.
where there IL an alarm ~ fire without
first securing u wet towel, or. u posi-
BILE. a vet sponge or piece ~ wooden
cloth through which Ia breathe. II -.
cape by the stairs 10 cut on. seek m
outside window and stay there ill help
comes. Above all things be oool aud
keep your witS about you. When q II
dy's dr... takes fire. let her fall on, =
floor MT once. and call for help. Ia the
meaatims reaching for some rug ~
wooden cloth with which to smother the
flames. There In nothing new In this
advice. II has been repeStsd In one
form or another hundreds ~ times. but
II will bear repeating u thousand times.
-fmsrican Builder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
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NtH~if uttA vsrA~F.


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amvWGs o. rae pae 90.

rhe ross.h t,ss, q .un.st
sstn-- % ID. s,,r asi4. rvsai
Ana the tsc,,r, o Il 49,. over.
Mac. sect rElns s,aui
~,
The bee. snd $40. Nv butrns
lN,-o Ia the iumi-' MIL
whde ss,rsis o. 10 ed ms,s . efayT.t
hug h.f-t =, ~. iii
fv~gAt~y-s Ts--siA
Ia thr .bimmcrns 4 the t.Nisbt
The 'skrricr dth ayI~ar.
Add cyr, the end q to- mAtivn. u~r
Win crasl. ses~i levt
-No~ io's FV~"
In N. dsrk sad .lemn midntght
TIE i-a hug gy~- to sufk.
Add the ~.l~~I-r '-ste. AMI --fat,hc.
s.es<'ns iike On angry 1urs
-No~rSa,--. H~ts
Hut in the morning jus, a. day da~u..
The .orr-d ins~ct doth retire.
And The man fsl. into q balm, su,sis,.
While his .if. Is kiuilinx The are
-Br~iIrSS raSs
Get ap, she ssy., YOU Afy bout
Aod make the obi ~uSi A~ go.
Or forthwith a divorce III get
In th~ city Of Chicago.
issa tsr1,srs
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AtAtNs et~as.

fafsd asi sfssss- tsli. hi, s,as.
ming i~sr .iof, si~,u, . N.ttnus,sf,
nsm~-i Jssk ivsi.r, = man II grysl
physlcA strveg,hJ
Jarl ~as Ia the ~osis, IA ~. %,
h"nr from sap tics.. ~h.tp he bail l.r.u
t-,'ling msplo sugar II ~. . mll,i
ia, 10 Msroh The sno- "a. 81, To-,
dc"r. snd Tho warm spriag sir hsi at.
"ncsi tho surisr" sn ,hs, ~ nac c,,al,,
~alk "n u without snn~ .h,-s.. a pAlf
~ which Js'k had nn his fcet
Na ~as unarm~i IA he ~siksi on.
h" canc ~ = fallen ,ro- Lir,.sl Il, In HI.
wn lie s,"pi~,i uI-nu u. hat a. he
ltd So, . lars" ts'st rs." Up l-rhini "a,
sni rushed q, him with ",sco ps.s
The warm ait had ruu.sSi tho ct~s,utr
from h"r winter .lr.p snd .hc ~as ~.
unu. with hunger
Taken who'll, b, surprise. Jssk gave
. ~trumoniuous lrsp Witch carried hin,
= distance II ton feel fr,m the ,runA -,
N" tree. in, he ssnA deeply inin Tbs
SNOW and the hear sas nis,o hin l.i.,,
b. could cNirirair himself
Then the battle t.Tsn. man aud l~,,'
rolling over aud uvef each other IN 4
i'sVrrsi. struggle A. often q. the h.a,
tried to- soiso him With her teeth, nr over
power him with the fatal hog, Jsct
would save hIms-lf by kicking hot ~
the hose" with his snow .h,...
FINALLY. with one fl-rc. plnng. oI
claws aud teeth. tho brute fastened up
on Ja"k, snd falling Ia hold him. toy,
IN slm"., all hi. olc'hing nj . singh.
sweep
Fortunately jus, q, tina, h.
hi, the top II her nose With y mos, po~
"rful nick. A blow On the cnd - N.
pose causes palm .o souir q. Ia tl.aLl.
n bear Tor = time. ani u hal III. .fi..V
IN ,hi. ease.
III. btu," fave bsrk = little. aud
while she ~s- ~incing under IA. pain
Ja"k r"gaipcd his f"r, aud e., .ev-rs
step. ava,
w. assailsnt started after him again
hut IA" sno~ was .o aft che almost bur
ri.d herself ri every step. while Jact
walked on the surface aud escaped. y,
his snow shoe. which rendered him
clumsy ilgh,nf. finally saved hi. lie.
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,co t.' eNSs IA harm wa. sad | .Asl
rvturn imra~l s'sl,
hficI =. "a, ~. ah.rscv ~ cu n,,V,
.rHsstion e ll thrilled him fr,m hesi
." iu-'t ., b. tvspPr,s, bod the little
cottage sl-'u, -h,th . ~I.rtsni,sus o.
.cn,- sr~m~i ~ rv,t
he tay,~.i 81 ihv d,~g sut therv came
NJ scuni ef Aus~st ff,,m -tthin ah.i
= N a sirsncv iursd Al rs heart. hs On.
,rryl unhiiaen
lher siaf. And uprkni Against The
ali 80 The tramp Arai Nni thv
glazed aai .iNrttaE c,rs .vfv uN~i In
ss~snuy word.t ut~th ihrsA ~hn "a,
srnNrlrss and silcut prone uFsnu ths
ftSnE tSfurv him
la. be harmed h,r' NJ, G,~i' 10.
Rufus Alduch''
lie .As ,nic-d ih~n's wrvtchri hu,
hand, sho. .unk ,n the loves, dsvp -
degradation, had ~anicrv.i ha,A ~ hct
tr die
The sh,.k VA, great aud t~iorv shc
had rc~o'vrrj irum her long s~,-,n,
Mind hands hal mcrvliull, rvmo,rd the
awful aud piuful thing cut ~ hcI sight
II she did not mourn Tor the man " he
hal hlighicd the summer wars ~ hcS
!lic, let non- blame her iun harshlS
Tie had roblsi her II the how ~ a
worthy man b, a lie he bad mad. her
HI. ~iic he had outraged her prdc, her
affections and her ~omanl, perceptions
VI ~ii-lN rights b, oSrrs at that voar.c
unkindncss or rude Neglect could d".
wise, and her had deserted her
And "a hen Alter . Tim. ~. l.gs .utu
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
The finances for t.amhlcr~ and lnsn.
rance (ompsnirs,

Ii j. an induhttahlc result II the the.
orN IT probabilities that every gambler.
II lac continues long enough. must ulu.
mattel, hc ruined suppos. he tric, thu
martingal-, which some ~,~l,.,c inialii.
bile, and which j.. ~ ana informed.
disallowcd IN the gambling houses. Ia
this method II play ing. he iirs, bets say
81 II he loses II he bets ", II he loses
that h, bets 81 II he loses that he bets
- II he then gains he has lost !
2 :, and he has gained ~ more
and no matter how man, bets h. loses.
the first one hc gains will max. him ~
richer than he was IN the beginning
In that way, he will probabl, gain "a,
first; but. nj last, the time viii come
when the run II luck Is 81 against him
that hc will no, have money enough la
double. aud mus, therefore let his
be-, 20. This will probably happen
before he has won ~ much n he
had In III. frs, place. - that this run
ngains, him will leave him poorer ,han
he began, some tim. or other IL will b."
sure Ia happen. II l. true that there IL
always n possibility of his winning any
sum the bank Can paw. and W. thus
come upon u celebrated paradox that,
though h. IL certain Ia he ruined. tn.
value of his expectation calculated a..
cording Ia the usual rules (Which omit
thi. consideration IL large Hut. wh.th.
or "A gambler plays In this WAY ar any
other. the same thing l. true, namely.
tina, IL he plays long enough he will h.
sur some time Ia have such n run
against him as Ia exhaust his entire for
tune. The same thing is true of AN In.
company. Let III. directors
take the utmost pains Ia be- indepcnd.
ent Of great CONGREGATIONS and r.~ti-
lences. their actuarics can tell them
that, according to the doctrine II
chances. the time must come, at last.
when their losses will bring them la u
stop. They may tide over n crisis by ~.
traordinary means. but then they
will start again In q weakened
state, and the same thing will hap
pen again NIL the SOONER An art
uary might be- inclined Ia lie.
nv this, because he knows
that the expectation II his company l.
large. or perhaps (neglccting the inter
est upon money! l. infinite. But cnlcu.
lations of expectations leave out Of NJ.
count of the circumstance now under
consideration. which reycrses the whole
thing. However. ] must not be- under
stood as saying that insurance ~ on this
account unsound. more than other kind.
of business. All human affairs rest up.
ON probabilities. and the same thing b.
true We, ~here. II man were immor-
tai he could be- perfectly sure Of seeing
the day In ~hiah everything In which
he had trusted should betray his trust.
and. In short. 81 coming eventually to
hopeless misery. lie would break down.
at last. as every great fortune. as every
dynasty. as every civilization does. In
place Of this We have death. fopniar
So,enoe Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

New Queen vlrtsria MAKES Msssy.

The Queen u England IL AT this mo-
ment the richest woman In the world.
totally apart from the sum which .h.
annually receives from the country.
When the Prince Con-Drt chos. South
kensington ~ the sit~ for the Great w.
hibition he Mye-ted = large amount u
money In lands whereabouts, and that
money has by this time increased forty
or fifty fold. and brings In u revenue
adequate 10 itself ~ cover the expenses
Of u good-sized Kingdom. The Queen
herself il an excellent manager. and had
she begun life with q capital II E5D0 she
would by this time have made IL 50.OJO.
for she has q turn for money making.
and never loses a chance for Increasing
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
Science PspuIartued for the People.

In whaling oil Is generally struck
while floating on the water. An out
ward application Of tar and feather.
ov.r the whole body IL efYec,ual In
Keeping OF mosquitoes during the win.
ter. Gold coin has been beaten ~ thin
in the United states that IL has not been
visible for the last fifteen years. Some
of the fixed stars are nj such immcn-.
distances from the earth that a man
could not. with n two-foot rule. meas.
urc the Unreasonable distance In q
whole year. II IL now discovered that
the Peter Prussiate 81 potash. when
triturated with the Dioclcledon ~ the
bromide of pOtassia, will mite and
form q symposium of pizerincium.
The ephimeris Of the five inner sst.l.
li,es vi Saturn has keen calculated for
the ensuing year. II should be framed
and hung up In every coal cellar. II
the earth should be suddenly stopped
stopped ia It's orbit y degree III heat
would he evolved which would furnish
motive power for 5000 locomotive.
going at the rate Of two mile. u minute.
for 1000 years. The bones Of n Mas
turtion were recently found in Urgo,
France. The stomachic cavity vas
full Of melted ice. a proof that Il lived
before the glacial period. Professor
sIuigly that the Pharoshs
built the Pyramids 10 make three or
ner- in building materials. Gunpowder
may be- kept ncn-esplosiye hy Keeping
IL away from the fire. Professor fyn-
derall has been making some interest
ing experiments on sound. lie finds
that the phrase. ''Will SOU take some
thing 10 drinkY' uttered In a Western
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
BsAIrs AYR srosr.--w h~n .. r.nsm.


HsAIra AsD CosvOsr.-Whsw 90 rssDsm.
bsr the, vs sp~sd st,oui one third ~ our iivss
10 t-d. - zen appreciate hos important II 10
that ss should avail ourselves ~ shs mo-, I'm
proved sSd eotnfortsbis bed that the g,echsni.
eai skin II man has devised- That bed IL
eosesdsdtots the Woven Wire Mattress, mssa.
featured by the ~. Loui. Woven Wire Mat
trees Company, and aid by ell the leading
furniture dealers. Ys comfort, health. beauty
and durability IL 10 unsqasiIsd ny any spring
b~d made. ., IL cheap, olssaiy. n~oisrIsss aud
lnrufoua. Indeed, u IL one ~ The great I'm
pr0ysmsu,s n this pfogressiv. age. Iu u.s
eonducss Ia health a. sell - comfort. II 1.
made ~ the bee, material aud will las, Tor =
life time. Examine tbis Woven Wire Mattress
with IL Improved Guy Wire making do.,bls
adjustment, kgfoss yln buy sny other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

asS sAlnsax .scf~ u easy ~ asmesssi
-A~tAsf enc ~st~ssis muek q sat m~sv
tAsn IfA.U ,vsf. ~ sAe rarely w..
c-i.es s~n,t~~lN. rtvn ~ hesps, ani Al
AeasA as "a, 10 as~r ar . lssg~ stss
q Sf,sns. sltNss' y 40 g. . h~sg ~
c,vn h~tv - isfssy al ssI~Nsos n thai
Aes f~tystsss
euss,,cs.ri ihl. .am ~ as. N ,As
otars Ia, ~ q fsesbi II mie. wAs
IeN-, . g,-~i AoAl snrf~ s'~vat ,hs
'tsaN has ~ sRd NJ lssshesi NJ "
a. i-leE .tsawti, hish We-stvF that
Hss ~, ,hr t.ssvn sss~4scs lF>An" |.
NrsF trysU The ns,i,ee. sss,u, aaN.'
ni,'gv irs,u lAe lh,ck, q Lao sstsf sni
a,t ls.. THAI ts,It,u fr,m h.r ,asvs,
u,rats ~f eAiAsu q ,~sf Tho
lt,ess "a " ~. tss-isS. esNun ts,,m
the us,iun. s,s,u, i@Asa fts'tu lhs
lNsrA, - Jvsa- al. sai ~, . W tln
~ ir,sn N. maltese altsSsvthss clio
80" snd Wt~ss hi, ~ hAs w. A~~p g
lArsv tswiis AMI w. r~ss~i,v an, eeir,,
tsiu naaser'a. s,sshs. sni suesi.. give
gsricN parties, balls. i,Ans,s. sni TO- W
va, s,r~ns.s g~ortsll, ~kirh eagkt
ru'fsll, la fall en- ~. mossrch W.
-~uH,ict b. 4, rvls,i,si, = ,-~s msA
] h" rrssIs~si t~tnsv hlm \. ao. ,st,
hftsh, f"f III. v"s-a NAV rvega ts
,rsrs ~ cs,tns ,c, shs \. ~at,
hn, eight, and a. sirses .. = itau. In
i~rgf>i health wssfa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

v.,iis~ns0t u Nkhois. sbspssd Il 10. sbLch
ell icy psrussI They ere the oaiy msna1sr.
,"ref' ~ the ''DrIsiasi Esd psiy genuine W
bfst,f.' Tbsss me- hises sse taiN satiSsiy ~
ssv ss-rsd lrmt~s tn manufacturers have
over eli iniiit0Ss ~ fest NJ tbs t~st quality ~
hard s0od lumh~r constantly "a hand, snd
they never use On Iseh ~ kiln dn~d ~lasat<r,
Write " tssm foe en- lIisst'sa~d cifcgiss and
ufics tlsf fs~at fteS
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

ha'- r,~,sa. -tll ~ h~sri al esvf no
baitiisg stAird 1uis,ef ,h,a 40, oahss
teaataas,lssn ~ tsg ~ ~eFd, ~
- HsaasAs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

s'ssss sAs.G lp0 T'nAsDH.-Os ~
tbs beet weekly lspsrs In Io~s large risruis
Toe ysbiisbsd In . tova NJ som ls~bsiatso,s.
hss county printing aud 10 paying cell. VIII
strhssss f0T Improved Land ~ other god reel
s.tsis. Add'sss W."
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

Plain IL, cream. fake any quantity
of cream that you may desire. make
sweet. flavor ~ taste, freeze.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

,A-sss Cr,,ps. Tea e~rstsi ~ w~s-
tss.~.. es~s~ptal ~ lard. sahsss
~.rs-atel s,sgvT. css asss~s, spcassai ~
a.tN aassavv.i 10 . very little kss wsasr.
ssa sscsSA essst :. msAs . ss~srssA
isugA rwil skem
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Une Guerison pour la Con.
ScmDtiOn.

I'm vieux medecin, retire de sa profession,
ayant recu. des mains dun missionnaire des
Indies Orientales la tormule dun simple re-
mede vegetal pour la guerison prompte ct
permanente de Ia consumption, du bron
chitis, du catarrhe, de rasthne ct de toutes
les maladies de la gorge ct des polmons.
aussi me guerison positive ct radicale pour
10 taiblesse des nerfs ct pour toutes les
maux nerveux, apres ayo;r eu des preuves
de ses merveilleux pouvoirs curatifs dams
des milliers lie cas-, Ia considere CONNIE SON
devoir de le faire connaitre rhumanite
soutirante.
Anime par ce motif ct lie desir dalleger
les souffrances humaines, ienverai. gratis
tolis cenx qui le dGsirerOnt, cette recette,
avcc des directions completes pour la prepa
ration ct Pusage du remede, en- franeais, al.
ltmand, on anglais. Cette recette sera en-
voyee par la poste, en- adressant, avec un
timbre de poste, Monument ce papier. w.
W. SHERAR, l26 Powers Block, Rochester,
New York. ldec 4t.T7
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PhOPRIETAIRE
Nl du RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE-SAIsoNsl
prevlent ses an,is dc "a vile ct de Ia cam
payne, alnsi que lie pnblic en- generate, qui
transfere son restaurant du No. lSH de
10 rue dc Chartres au No. HI de la meme
rue, pres de St-Louls. ii profile de cette oe-
caslOn pour reniercier lie public ct sollicite
en- meme temps la continuation dc son bien
velllant patronage. II informe en- outre see
amis quill a des salons particuliers All pre-.
mier, ct des chambres meublees louer "a
semalne on au mois. Les personnes d. a.
vile CT de 10 calnpagne y trOuveront tout le
comiort desirable. Lc restaurant sera Ouvcw
jusqu'a minult. fxy ,75l
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-Une toute jeune dame dune

-Une toute jeune dame dune
beaute accomplie, miss Emma
Davenport, colnparaissait devan:
la cOur des Flats Unis a Rich
mond. Ellie etait naguere sous-di-
rectrice des postes a Goochland,
ct le jour de Noel il est arrive
dams son bureau, entire autres OBJ
jets, une robe de sole dun grand
prix ct deux ecrins pleins de BIZ
joux. La tentation a etc trop forte
pour miss Emma ellie s'est appro
prie les bijoux ct la robe, au lieu
de les expesIier aux destinataires.
Celles.ci ont porte plainte, ct vol
la pourquoi la jolie sous-directrice
etait amenee devant la barre Las
sistance etait nOmbreuSe ct laute
ment sympathique. Au premier
rang DIES personnes presentes
etait le fiance de paccusee. II te-
nait a la main un pistolet tout
arme ct disait confidentiellement
a tout le monde que 81 la cour
await lie courage d'envoyer SD pro
mise au penitencier. crac !! il Sc
trouerait la boite osseuse qui sert
generalement de receptacle a la
cervelle. LIE moment etait solen-
mel. En- r6ponse q la demande du
gretder la prevenue Il erie dune
voiX percante ''coupable v' En-
meme temps ellie a 6tendu les
deux bras CONNIE pour s:envoler,
ct ellie est tombee "a la renverse en-
tire ceux de son fiance ,qui venait
de remettre son pistolet dams sa
pOche. Pendant la deml- heure
d'herloge que la belle voleuse a
passee, plus on moins evanouie,
sur le sein du, jeune homme, les
jures pleuraient CONNIE des veaux,
ct Fon entendait des sanglots en-
trecoupes derriere les mouchoirs
don't les JUICES ayaient voile leurs
faces respectiyes ct respectables
La demi heure ecoulee, Emma
est revenue d ellie ct j sa place.
ct le president dune voix larmoy
ante, Ia condamn6e a 800 d'a
mende. Aussit0t ellie s'est revan
ouie, ct la cour leve la seance
precipitamment. Des que la con
damnee a etc sure quill MY await
plus dams la sale qu'elle- meme et
son fiance, ellie a definitivemen1
repris Ses sens. Les heureu1
jeunes gems ont cOuru a la station
quelques instants apres ills etaien
a Goochland, ct le marriage a ct,
c@ebre ilkc0.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-09
Une Colonie feodale en- Anne
rique
-L'ACADIE, 17O4-171O-
PAR Nj. RAMEAU
PAR MI. RAMEAU

SOMMAIRE: Introduction Chap. l. LIE
Poutrincourt, 16O3l632. - II. Rasily
dAut,,ay. l632l670.-IH La Seigmee,ie de
Port Royal. Les Acadie',s, l670-l6SO.-IE.
Nourefles seigneuries. Les capitaine,ies sau-
cages, l6S0-l700.-H. Irara,Gr ct progression
des Acadiens-VL LIE meunier THibodeaas
ct la seigneurie de Chipody.-VII. Colonies
franchises ct colonies anglaises:- YIII. IN
vasion a,tgloise ct conQmete, 1702-l7l3.-Epi'
t0gue.
On trouve dams la Colonie ftodale rori-
gine des families creoles louisianaises Al
lain, Arsenaud. AucOin. Babin. Bernard,
blanchard, Boudrot, Boug. Bourgeois,
Broussard, Commeaux, Daigle, De La
Ronde, Dugas, Dupuis, Enaud fde Nepesi-
guyl Gaudet, Gautreaux, ,Hebert, Labauve
Lanau4, Landry, Latour, Leblanc, Melan-
con, Naquin, Poirier, kobichaut, Saint-Mar-
tin, Savoie, Terricau, Thibodeau, Vigneau
Prix, Sl.00. S'adresser au bureaux du
MeschacGbf, OH q ceux de IL Senaneile do
Thibotlaux. InOv.3-U