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The Walks.

Editors Dispatch: II Colonel Randolph
Harrison, the new Superintendent Of State
Grounds and Buildings, desires to earn the
at the same time do the State real service,
let him cause the gravel walks in the Capi-
tol Square to be put in good condition and
The gates repaired. Neither are at present
credltable to our authorities. Y.
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ROLL OF HONOR At THE RICHMOND HIGH
scHooL.-The following is a list OF the pu-
nils on the roll OF honor ut the High-School
during the past week: Senior Class-Au-
gusta Anderson, 1mogene Cottref.t Stella
Hagan. Bena Leftwich, Annie E. Simms,
Lille Smith, Emma p. Turner, and JEANNE
Whittet.. intermediate Class--James L..
Armstrong;, Robert S. Crump, Tucker G.
Eggleston. George w. Mccain, Amelia
Brimmer, Blanche Lee, George Peasants,
and Susie p. Walker. Junior Glass Mary
PuIlian,. Attendance for the week, 81 per
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RICHMOND, Friday, 4

Mr.. q. L. Siegei. Musical Director Of the
Opera Cinderella:
The Board of Managers OF the Retreat for
the Sick, gratefully apprec ciating your noble
and urtirng efforts to aid their institution.
request you to accept from them repeti-
ton OF Cinderella for your personal benefit.
The chorus, ballet, soldiers, and caste join
with them in request that you vii! desig-
nate night for this performance.
Respectfully,
Mrs. w. 4. JENKINS, President,
Mrs. S. B. SMITH, Vicc-President,
Mrs. G. W. CAMP, Secretary,
Mrs. J. A. TEMPLE, Treasurer.
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Annexation Meeting.-The Committee on
Annexation recently appointed by the City
Council of this city held meeting yesler-
tcrday afternoon in the Council chamber
for consultation and eXuUinati0n into the
subject, and to better prepare the state
ments which are to be forwarded to the
iolnt committees of both cities. 1t Is
thought that the report will be ready in
farr DAYS
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ANClIEsrER AND VICINITY.

Roll of Honor.-The following are the
names OF the pupils who were on the roll OF
honor at The coiored Hlgb-School for the
week ending May 9th, as presented by Rev.
A. Binga. Jr., principal: Thomas johnson,
7. Mosbv, David Noon, Angie Epps, and
Amanda Johnson,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

3, LICENSES Hastings Court yester-
day granted about seventy-ive liquor.
licenses. To-day VIII be the last day Of the
term, and those persons who design taking
out lIcenses.had better, do so this morning,
as the court wifi odiourn to-day, and per-
sons who have failed to get their licenses
will not be able to do SO until June, and
Will in the mean time be liable to indictment
for selling liquor without license.
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OAKwoop MEaoRIlI.DAY.-To-day, May

OAKw00D MEMoRIAIcDAY.-To-day, May
10th. the anniversary. of the death OF Gene
raj Jackson, is the day set apart by the
ladies or the OAK wood Memorial Associa-
5tiorf for the annual decoration OF the graves
or the 'sfalien heroeso who are inferred
In oakwood cemstery. Conveyances will
run 90 Oakwood from the corner OF FTen-
ty.ifth and Brord streets, and contrl6u.
tions Of flowers will be gratefully received
By the ladies'. "a SO
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CnTEDREN's GARRIAess.

FTHILDaEN'S7 CARRlAGEe EeaIR,
CMAESIFACTORY Encourage CIV
home enienp.d.e by buying sag; Eaur b. by CAR;
save The naasasi,y for repair bills incident TO the
purchase OF the Irail things OF northern make.
Every carriage fully guaranteed ,REpAIRiNG
of Iii Kinds doIe at low prices. "A call Boclted be-
~ -. w. C. SMITH, Preprieter.
r. " SHELTON, Manager. f-.,..z---1e.
Tsctory and saleroom, Sl4 Fifth street. between
Rfpsd and Marshall streets. Mh'S9-t)e ~ Z
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EXCURSION SATURDAY NIeHT.-The exeur-
sion 10 be given Saturday night by the
steamer Ariel should not be forgotten--the
Ariel arriving here Monday afternoon on
her return trip, giving oil who go an OPP
portunity of spending Sunday at Old Point
mr. Norfofk t"-aE--~
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BLUES ANNIyERsARY.-The Richmond
Light Infantry Blues will celebrate their
eiohty.sixth anniversary to-day by parade
through the streets, to be followed by tar
eet-practice and banquet al Clarke's Spring.
There will, as usual, be large attendance.
Garbers omnibuses will carry passengers to
the spring, which is Just west OF Hollywood
Cemetery,
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Bndlu burned. The gas 10 one OF the
coal-pits at Midlothian IN Caes,erneio Nt
county, ignited several days ago from
lamp used by one Of The hands employed
there named Major Pollard (colcrecl. fo''
lard was badly burned on tue back In an
effort TO subdue the flames.
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!. BAsE.BALL.-The second game Oh tns
annual match between the baseball cups Oh
Richmond and Randolph Macon Coneses
will be played to-day (10th) on the Goiiege
grounds The Hrst game vas piayed ~
.Ashland-seore,1 10 to B IN favor on hicnh,ono
college. Game to be called at IL o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

Mayors Court.-There was but one case
before the Mayors Court esterdaV-tbat OF
james Green (coIored), representative from
the rural district, charged with violating
the city ordinance. Fined 81.
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FELL FROM TREE.-Shortly after :
O'Clock last evening little son Of Mr.. Ju.
lian AloiSe, who lives next to the old stone
house on Main and Twentieth streets, fell
from tree to the pavement, distance OF
about fifteen feet, and was painfully in
jured. Policeman Colgiu carried him home.
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A.GEERaTREE is fully awske TO The times He
is citing out hundreds Of gentlemen In Suits to their
utmost satisfaction. Price guaranteed AGAINST any
house ID this city. he II aise deeefs
az heads with Straw and other Hats at much lower
nrtees thsn any other house. Cali and see hirn at
SIG Broad sis ct, between Eighth aad Ninth ssceta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

The solid character OF the assets of this
company will not escape the notice OF those
who are seeking 6rst-class security against
the hazards of fire. The business COM
munity Of this city do not need 10 be told
that no men stand higher in the public es-
TEEN or are more worry Of it than the off,
GERS Of this company and the gentlemen
who compose its Board OF Directors. Their
prudent and economical management OF its
affairs, and equitable settlement and prompt
payment Of losses has made the Virginia
State one Of our most popular home insti-
tutions, and one which may be safely com.
mended to all who desire certain indemnity
against loss. 1t was never in more pros
porous condition.
1t may not be out OF place to mention that
on the first OF this month the company
ceased to do business in New York, and has
reinsured all its risks there in company OF
undoubted strength aud solvency, thus re-
leving itself from the very great liability
attendant upon writing in large cities, espe-
cia'ly in the dry-goods district OF New
York.
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gTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCU-
LATIoR, OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS THE CITY. i.
WEATHER "a REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, southerly winds,
falling barometer, and clear followed by
partly cloudy weather. Y s.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
followed by falling barometer. essterly
winds, and warmer, partly cloudy weather.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. ~. Is. ~ s., 2
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY a. NJ, "a;
2 a. NJ, o.; noon, II; q p. NJ, .s2; 6 2,
s.. 72; midnight. go. =
Mean temperature. 68 1-6.
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LEVY BROTHERS

HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY fp medicine as
well as III olher things. AYERS SARsAPARILLA
Is a genuine preparation Of that untquaed spring
medicine and blood-purfer, decidedly superior to
the poor limitations heretofore in the market. Trial
proves *,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

n The KING OF FLOOR. CLoTn5.-Thc new and
designs brought oat this season ID, The patent
LIEoIEuM foor-cioth VIII no doubt give this popu.
lar article an increased sale. 10 the only noor-
sovering made combining in de highest degree the
qualities essential to comfort. elcEanee and econo-
my. On account OF inferior limitations, acc that the
word d.LINoIEuAn Is on the back Of every ysrd.
A u carpet-dealers keep it. es,. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

N. ELLYsoN II CO.. advertising .sents. insert ads
vertisemeIts In all of the newspapers OF the Unttss
Sl4es ai publishers rates. Orders LETT al the DIs
patch countipr-room viii receive pronBt at:ep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

The MILWAUKEE FORGER.-Chief-of-P Po-
lice Kinney, OF Milwaukee. arrived last
night on the 1915 train from Milwaukee,
Wis, to take Alexander Cohen, the alleged
forger, on for trial.
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1.ATsES.
uA,y.sTREEr oaNiBCa LINE
LIGHT INFANTRY
El 49, BLUES ANNIVERSARY.

TO accommoda.e .e The invited guests of the abcse-
mentioned company, com nenctaa al II A. d TO,
UAY,yi VIII run line OF otnDibu,ss from Nine!
tecntb and Main streets up Main 90 Acrton shense
to ClaFke's Spring. 49, -
FACE. 1Oc. each way. .
lironibuses kase Nineieen,h stre-4 every bali
hoar: rv.rraing, KAYE ,Ctarkss ssftSE asssy hah
hoRr. - SassstF y ss2s.55y So As Va GAkhEk
4 my l0.1t ~ kSopSfoao&fg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

TcE CHE4Ms.-vanifa,P Pineapple, Lemon. Straw
berry, and Chocolate made Of the best materials at
P12zrrr,s.
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" You MAY BREAK, YeU MAY SKATER THE
vase If you viii,
But tho SCENT Of the roses will cling rorn 1t sti,"
was written In spirit prophetic Of j. 6 T.. ATKIS-
SONS Extrac: Of Whi'e Roses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
We publish to-day the annual statement OF
this company on the 1st OF January, 1879,
made in accordance with the provisions OF
the act Of the General Assembly. a COM
parison OF its condition at that time with
what it was year before shows that In
time OF unusual peril to underwriters this
conservative company continues 10 add to
its assets and surplus, after giving liberal
dividends TO its stockholders and promptly
paying all IFS losses.
lis gross as-ets the lst Of January,
1879 were ......%Z II.f5S
On the 1st OF January, 1879, they were... 261,l10
Observation-Disclosures. s3TS
-
Grnss surplus 10 policy-holders January /, ..
1S7e............. .s262.294
On lst January, 1879, II was.............. 271S
Increase .......................... $3.50
-
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ALsAc1AN BOWS, SILK AND LACE ScARrss
Linen Lawns, French Organd!es, Runttngs, Blsck
Cashmeres, Black Aipacas, Crepe Veil, Crepe Col
lars, Runs and Rulings, can now be had in great
variety, and at low prices, sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

DEATH OF AN AasD sLADY.--Mrs. Susan
Rawlings, vile OF the late James Rawlings,
died at her residence in this city Yesterday
morning at the advanced age OF eighty-nine
Virgins, and until very recently was In
excellent health. In March last Mrs. Raw
lings celebrated her eighty-ninth birthday.
Her husband was at one time on officer in
the old Mutual Assurance Society OF Yir.
ginia, and president OF the Farmers Bank
OF Virginia. Her death will be lamented
by large circle Of friends. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10
THE ART COLLECTION.

a CREDITABLE COLLECTION AT VIRGINIA
! EHALL--MANY sPLEEDID MINIATURES,
PAINTINGS, AND PIECES OF sTATUARY-
OLD: CRoCKERY; SCREEN AND LACE
WoRK-TNTERESTING CURIosITIEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10

PISEAPPLEs, BANANAS. and MALAGA GRAPES
At CoLUMbUS's, 32l Broad street.
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WE HAVE ACCEPTED THE AGENCY for
RoEDERER CHAMPAGNE,
and offer It al such low figures tnat lovers OF gooi
wine will find It 10 their interes' to cali and ex-
anime. W.D. BLAIR e Co,
goa Main street
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PISEAPPLEs.-A nice lot Of this fruit at PIzzI-
MIS-.
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8ieIlutolld 1isnatth.

SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1879.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done stths
DISPATCH PRIHTrNa-HoUsK. Coed wcxk, fow
prices, and satisfac1ion FuaraosceG. ~ N 81 ~
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The Attorney-General has returned to the

The Police Court yesterday disposed Of
the usual number OF trifling cases. -,
Waco, Texas. sends $3.50 TO Hon. r. M.
T. Hunter, Treasurer, for the Lee-Msnu-
ment fund. ri
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WINES. LIQUORS, &c.
GROCERIES. DC.

aROCERIEsI GRoCERIES.!-We offer
VI to the trade Of Southeast Virginia and North
FLOUR-sn grades: SO hocsheads SYRUP: 26Q
On rreis SYRUP: 100 harfels NEW ORLEANS
MOLAsSES: $50 barrels REFINED SUGAR; 500
bags CtEFEE: 100 half-harrels new North Cnro-
lima ROE HERRINGS. A. z. STOKES CO.
IN 4 {.
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s2s in doctors visits viii do you lees good than
one b,stIe OF Hop Bitterp. i
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q sTRAw8ERRY.VA VAHTLL4, 6HocoLarY. and
LEMON IcE-CRzAH and oRAxeE-IcE at coLux-
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: PERSONALS AND BRrErs.-Judge Well.
ford, in special session Of the City Circuit
Court, will to- day render decision in the
case OF the Commonwealth uersus johnson
and Poe.
Thursday, Nr. W. r. Smith, OF the Au-
ditor's Office, was married to Miss Bland
Spotswood, and the couple at once left on a
bridal tcrr -,s-..tt >, .-t.syIs..E ~sf -sr
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, mnles, horses
&c
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yellow BAsASAs.--pIzsfsr has q nnc lot OF
them. E .sszu is58 ii fsl5is,S
MALAGA GRAPES soc. apound at CoLUxBUs's.
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WANTED, AN ACTIVE PARTNER,
w who can furnish ei.ht or ten thousand dol
lars to join In an old and well-established and
notwithstanding manufacturing business. Can
satisfy party of safety and ctriainty of realizing
good interest upon amount furnished For nar'icu-
lars and references, &C., address ENERGY, care Of
this Office. my l0-2t*
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WANTED, SEVERAL EXPERIENCED
w HANDS TO WORK At DRESS MAKING.
Apply mt No. 225 south S,coud street.
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,,,sT .,;Ii,,.,,,,,.;,,Ii e,r rETTERs. !.

= 81, s;r;',;,r,, III, LETTERS REMAINING rs
' Isl VI ooI,cuMoSr PoST-ofEICE EENRIGQr1
ifIH.Nw VA, FoR THE WEEK saNi-'lIs' sNDiN's
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SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL.
This delightful SUMMER RESORT having
drryoDe compete renovation Is again open for The
reception OF gests and the travelling puOhc gene
rally. For par ichlars address
GEORGE BOOKER. JR.. Alton Depot.
Aim Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w are receiving weekly SMITHFiELD
TOES. 1910 bushels BLACK PEAS tor sale.
j. r. MICllELL & Co,
nv 9-St< 1906 FraI Kiln street,
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FOR EsEST.

TOR RENT. SEVERAL or THOSE O.
Il DESIRABLE ROOMS In The wIng r. Rich LII
mond HOuse, Oh Governor street suitable for ioix-
ing rooms or Offices. The eniire properly has just
been painted and put In Ill ra,c repair. Rent very
low. Apply 10 JOHN >. GOipblH.
Real Estate Agent.
my 9-eod3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-08

ajustcnrS de Ia dettc ct les paycurS:
Les no,rs ont vote pour les payenrs.
lie Wisconsin est reste republic
cain, CONNIE aussi IL Minnesota, lie
Connecticut, le New Jersey 1t lc
Nebraska. -LIllinois ma pas chan.
&C de cOuleUr.
LouiSioue.-Lcs candidats pour,
suivent leur voyage oratolre i ira.
v.rS la Louisiana. LIE mass meeting
dGmocratiqne dc Monroe etc IN
triomphr, ct plus dc 5000 person
mes y n>siStaient. QUAINT il TayIer
Beattie ct i son petit groupe de re
pnblicainS, lis rTcoltent peu den
couragrmrntS sur leur route. Beat.
tie, dependant. tait ce quill peut
ct ahomine Ia Constitution a loisir
En- plus, Gillespie, candidat repu-
hlicain pour les tonctionS d" lirute-
nant.gouverneur sur lie ticket de
Beattlr. a tres posit,vemenS decline
rhonneur. II tant en- choiSir mn au-
ire. \ quot hon?
La 3,nc. livraiSOn lu tome 1 dies
complies Hca1ns de l'Athtnre Ioni-
sianAiS a paru. L.Athenec lonisia
naiS. trancais par la langne ct par
Tcsprit. continue n%ohlr,npnt son
Turre.-A paru tgalement lie LoH'
siona JomrHmI OF E1ncntion du Su-
rintrndant r.. NJ. LuShrr.-jourral
consacrt il la cause de I'instruation
ct plrln dc matitrcS utilcs.
La troupe de Max Strakosh te-
ia le - conrant son drbat au
theatre dc lOpcra. C'rSt I'M rrveil.
La Nouvcllc Orleans Sc wvcillc
ars>i comnclcialcment. lie cotton
ct lc shcic y poltcnt la vie.
lie jugr Z. Wharton Collcns. de
la Nonvclle-O Orleans. Went dc mou
rir. Crtait IN Jnyc trlairG ct I'LL
cItoycn cstimable. II tut ausSi I'm
ccrivain distIngu%. I'M @rulit ct
i'm plli!oSophc. Ummonics ct The
Eden Of Inhw sont Scs dcux princi,
paux ouvrngcs. II a tgalemcnt
ecrit qnelqucs %opuscules m%asonni-
Ytr>.
-LTnion .frdnlaisc president +.
Tniagur. poursuit son uuvre de
bicn.
Par %iouruauX campagnards, ru.
RANK ct i~ntclcSSantS. de ei ct de la.
cl'acun est ronvalncH que la Loui>ia,
ne route sill tnute la llgnr, ct que
la lttUite ScTa AallSialSalite.
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mentcuses ct hypoclites. La %terreur,
tOute au diabIe ct au mensongp, est
IN mauvais moyem. Amer ct scrvir
par tefreur nest nj aimer nj Scrvir.
lie v%ritable vertu nest point fate
de celia, ct sill est, CONNIE nous le
croyons, une grandc justice au fond
DIES cienX, cettc Justice n'accordera
point uile rGcompcnSe eXceptionnel.
IL Il cruX qni anront Ell II III terrr
Ia vrrtu de la peur. AnSsl madame
Julien, sinccrement religieusc ct
pratundtment bonne,% n'etfrayait, ellie
,jamais e rntnnts par la crAintc
dies cl'atiments ct dies pein"s. La.
mour lui semblait suptrieur il la hal.
ne. Disons mrmc-unt.on Pen bIa
mrr-qne dams SEES instructions i SEES
enfnnts. Quand e aenx bras ma
ternels s'appuyaient sur les Gpaulcs
dc 81 file ct de son fills ct formaient
IN groupe cha,mant ct touclant.
qn'e|'e ne parlait .%ja,nais dn dia-
hlc ct de rcntrr. ESt-ce 1n'unc
mere, ayant sur SEES grnonN SEES
entamts blends 1T roses, les aimant
avec ,oute la tcndrcssc ct toute
Temperance dun crnr rrIigieuX ct
Sncrt, peut croirc au diahle ct il
ltnfrr? ST ellie craint Ia mort
pour enx, ellie ne rc'loute point la
c"Itre de Diru. Ellie salt %tgalcmrnt.
avrc Ia fol protonde de l'amour, oni
est liz Senle fol v,aic ct chrcticnne.
que lr pere ne connait point Ia ma.
l"diction, ma pas cree dies fills ct dies
files pour la %damnation %tternclle, ct
MA jamais en- lhnmainc prnste h'as-
Socirr sa mlstrcorlieuSr paternitt 4
Ia lc'loutahle trrrrur dun diablc
pressure tonjours triumphant. 81 ellie
pensalt autrcmeEt on meme pou-
wait pcnSer autrement, r>t.ce gu'rllc
cloirait desormaiS Il la Justice, ct la
mere. voyant les cirux prrdus pour
son fills. ne lcur prttGrerait-eIle pas
lenicr on ~ tronyrrait la victime
aimee? II y a sans doutc Ia tl,toric
dn rachat dies morris par les %vivantS:
mails les cu,rS %.inStcs ct les amcs
lltilStS oHi IL uIoIl We (ultttJ ttt
%Frtlicacite ct dies vcrtus de l'argrnt.
tangent n'onvrira jamais les porteS
1, cicl ct %n'abrrgcra point les cprcu
yes lu pargatolrc. II pent tout an
plus. douce illusion pour ccux qui
comprennant NAL la grandeur ct la
Justice du pclc, taire SQUIRE ceuX
qnl croient encore pins aux ioicS de
IA trrr 1u'aux suppllccs de la &C
lrnne intrrnale.
Qnoi quill en- soft, madame Ju
hen. sans trop SAVIOR &c qn'ttait
%IorthohoXic rigourruSe, cnScignait
a son fills ct i Sa file I'M Dien bon,
element, grand. mi>tncorllruv, ado.
bic 1T pere DIES pctitS cutant>.
Et Ia mere ct les cniantS, claquc
solr avant de Sc courllcr, S'ngtnonil.
Ialent ct prialeut &c Dien tterncl DIES
mercS, dies pcres, DIES petjts enfants
ct dies mOndes.
J. GaNlIL.
"a cobtjuHrr)
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qui est vieux. qni nc sort guere de
Sa vieille mai>on, mails qui aime la
jeunesse vivante crOyante, char
mantle, laborirusc, .joyense ct de.
vOute i tui,tes les causes mobiles ct
,justcs, remercie corliaIement.
Et il dit i In .jeune generation,
crlle sill laquelle compile lie pays !:
Ayez les .joies Premises, les reunions
asrtahles, les tetes qni delasscnt ct
Ia sociabllitc qui civil,Se. Celia est
bon entire les Rnvres sGrieuSes de
la vie. Celia j%nstitie le travail. II
tant aimer les distractions qni fra
terniscnt. Noublirz pas, non plus,
que 81 la mns,que est raviSsante, IT,
bal joytux, lie souper gal ct la tcte
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