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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
TIE slRAToGA RACES.
GuDELIA. FRANKLIN. ORIGINATE AID EUSIcE HE
WINNERS

GLIDTLIA, FRANKLIN. CHEcKMArE AID EU&IcE TH2
wISNggs.
SARATOGA, y. Y, Aug. 16.-There was n
cold steady raIu falling az the forenoon. bus The
agement erniued 20 Oh the regular programme
OF races. and 81 IL O'Clock band started "
n0aDce the determination.
The first for Day-I}oat Line Stakes. for
two-year-ods The sold IN the pools follows;
;. l. wsltzieIter' Amazon. no pounds, 600
D.. Luke Blackburn 100 pounds. '''
IT, p. McGran's Dnplrai e. lO2 ponnd-..-.-....... 20
d. Observable, lo2 pounds..-.--.-..-.-.--.- 80
j. " Bells hilos, loo pounds 20
W COnuor'- deiia. 1C2 pouhds........-....... IS
Ghdeiia came IN a good winner VITA CaTta hnr 50
cond ans Like baeknurn poor third Time. l;2O.
The ne1r race the Peoples Line stakes. a handi.
Of winch the starter were T. Pgryears Daniched (
years, il3 pounds; 500 {, 6eea'. Bonnie Mood.
years, ll3 pounds Tl95 j. ". Bells FlsnxIn, :
year,, 100 pounds, $50 fft"Ain rsrd Danlehru
second and General philips poor thru French pools
Tne next wa a walzovci, mile and a quarter tor a
purse OF 500 Checkma;e ganopcd over tie course
linen caine sell lug race for purse % $500; one
mile. in the pool r. CAREER , ,eculaitOn "a years, %
poand. - soId for $3.50 f. ~ HaI's EunIce "a year. 81
poundsl S2I0 \. A. Serman'- Edwin A ID yesrs, IOi
pounds, ~I45; !. G.. Nelson's GORILLA 10 years, 100
bonds, sIi0:' j. McC Igmack's Terror a years iOI
poundsl 50. Euutce went IN the lead and kept
70 re finish. Time 1:49il Edwin A. second and
Corelia ran 40 10 a poor tuird. French pools paid
The pool selling the to be Monday
IS follows:
In first race, mile dash fora purse o. S4OO, OrOo
and Checkmate 10 run, no betting done, odds
TOO great IN favor Of Checkmate.
In the second race, free handicap, mile and half.
for purse ~ 90, n wcI 500 % the second horse
entrance 800. tO lie divided between second aud ild
horses ". r. Burcn's Governor Hampton sod Tor 500;
L. Harris Bonnie Carrie, $50; Barnes dud Vests Ca
orei, sl5; Acaerman's surge, go Z. J. BaicNin's
Jennie r., go.
In tne srlnng race, for purse Of 800 mile aud
fur.Ong, d. T. Morrss Egypt sold .,r e70j j. W Bells
Dan k S55 +. 4. HAIRS Eunice $50 ". Astor's Va
yraut. $27 y. Ackcrman's Edwin y. 20 j. =. SPELL
mans Patrul. 80. and T. ". DO-welfs POwuatan. -.
In hurdle race, mller, hufdl-, Tor purse "
$500 SO 10 second morse. aud so 20 tue mia L.
Harris keddug sold for 500 G. kecQ's Disturbance
$50, and J. i. Mullen's McoustOUe, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
STAGE AFFAIRS.

THE APPROACHING DRAMATIC SEASON.
ADDITIONAL FEATUREs-THE PARK THEATRE IN
Ew-Y0RK, BOSTON AND PHuADELPHIA-Mg.
AND MRS. BANDMANN AND THEIR NEW COM
PANY-THE SEASON AT HAvERLY s-MEL0 DRAMA
AT IRE oLYMPIC-MlsCFLiANEOU NEWS.
In THE TRIBUNE Of August was published n
large quantity of information, comprehensive and
authentic. respecting the Dramatic which is
about to begin. Additional facts have since then
been obtained, and these displayed in the
ing sketch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
GETTING sTALwARr.

If the Democratic party wants to carry
Jingle Northern state year. 10 should hasten 10 re-
Qudate The course Of those Miss-sppi Democrats who
drive of opposition candidates bY Violent measures
The Federal yOnet IN posse much less formidable
danger % tho Northern mind than the buLcOZel'-
shotgun II II gets 10 DE understood That the
Democratic party the South VIII not allow OF the eX-
isteuce OF uuv political opposition, the average Northern
viii decide that t is not the party % rule mis-
country. II 10 be question or party, and be
comes one u iYIlzatlOL free government We 10
hesitate 90 SAY that the cOur9e OF the Mississippi
Democrat ~ persisted IN, merits the extreme peua Nv
applicable o. STATE Whic fans 90 maintain hepubl-
can form OF Government and iusth,s the cmuioymont
Of Federal army, necessary 70 enforce obedience 10
. L--I---- inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
A DEMOCRATIC PRECEDENT FOR Mr.. RAY.
pro54 The TrOy Tine. REM

A former Mayor of Troy once went upon
wedding tour. he a Republican, aGd the Common
Council WAS Democratic. While be was absent the
board met aud appointed a Democratic Mayor plo teiu
who thereupOn proceeded % nominate various lndl-
ylduals own party m The city offices, which
uOmuafious were cOhtlrmed by the council Inc
Democratic Mayor OF the City Cf Brooklyn just now
finds himself In position similar TO that OF the Troy
executive npOu whom the shabby trick We have nar-
rated was played. only the former Is sick, which Il Ia
more ds;greeable than making an excursion 10 asl0
be resorts with the object Of ones affections ny one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY HIS FRIEND.

William Dugan, of No. 73 Mulberry-st., and
h friend Henry Nelson OF No. 430 West Thirty
ST. with number of Others were lounging outside OF
No ITO Madon-st. about p. yesterday. They were
examining Nelson's pistol, and while playing with it
the weapon was discharged while in the hands Of Me-
son, and the bullet entered DugaEs abdomen. car
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From childhood | have been subj,

From childhood | have been subject 10 So
we're attacks OF darrhma, which generally rrSu Ted IA
connung ~ house tor dGys together After some
urqiug tried Dr.. Jaynes CIrmnatlve Biisdm the re-
sniff being 81 eu.ov satisfactory that gard 8s an
invaluable remedy 'or all diseases o. the bowels have
since recommended 10 10 Others and their experience
has served o. confirm nv OWn.lRey. ". ". Christine,
of y J. Methodist Eps. Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
HAS MR. TTLDEN BEEN BULLDOZEDi
Prom EashflgioH C0Tres00Hdence " Tee ~ 1iAfTdsd

IRON De FashfagtoB C0rresDoaaeae o Tee ". YiHrdbd
Aag 10.
liz Is whispered among Democratic politicians
here that Mr. Springer OF llnols, I'D MS apparently
frank interview with The washington star Reporter,
adruitly concealed this most lOIlan part Oi confer
euce bet yyecn leading Western Democrats and Mr.. TIL
fnent Western Democrat who passed through Washing
ton severa DAYS told fricd, 10 confidence tue
Obiest OF this conference 81 Wesern men WITH IdeD
vs. 10 sny 20 hin that unless he could IN some har
y1nzs the party IN NeWIOrk and carry that State hls
FsI fley-fhese Western men, VINO are Ike MI
gpru ger friendly 10 Mr. Ilaens nomination next year
err candidate. They explained 10 MIN tbat the plaa
prlYatcY put FORM last spring. 70 lose ihe
STATE OF NeW-Yurk this Fan, but carry 10 next year
would not ans yer. They told MIN um thal while tiey
had no intention OF interfering IN Ne"-1 YORK pOttcs
oid not TO favor or oppose Iainlnay or anu
Iimmauy, aud 10 fact Thought very wei OF OoFtIhoI
Robinson. they fore 20 declare uncqulFOctily
that II Mr. Tilden failed 70 carry his state ~
coming election, that would compel them ia 5piie
OF their friendship for him. 70 give up al idea OF DIS
because Ia their opinion Lhc Dem
Ocrac parfy could afford to risk us success Dy
cinging 10 4 candidate VINO. Whatever his merits or
STATE. II Seg-Yark is lost tDls Fall they SAID II must
De- reck0ned as az least uncertain state next year.
aud would la that be SAFER 60 take up western
candidate and concentrate enOrJ on western STATES III
would b. easy 10 carry Ohio and Wisconsin with Ewing
IN elected THIS year. or Illinois VIII judge
now senator. Davis and unless dr Ilden rOud 80 ai-
mon Democratic factions IN Newly ora TINS 4 al
AZ % carry that Stale not BY close majority or 0VOO OF
1000 but by 50 large a majority as would make te
Stale year, they assured MN tlat ne Woud
have % be for next year and that they,
though they his trleuGs would nave 10 IiAe INA.
ground publicly aud before the people about hlul II
Was ADDED by the Western Democrat that MI Ilutu TO-
celve1 thus admOuitOn In slence Dut thai Tie western
men took care 10 communicate Wal l1ty hto saIu ~
I'm 10 confidence 10 several OF Mr. Iudenh supporters
y AewYork. upon whom 1t is said 10 have made pro
found lmpressleu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR tie past "A hours.

synopsis fOr me past "A hours
WASHINGTON, Aug. IS, l a. m.-The barOm-
eer Is lowest IL the sOuth Atlantic states low AMI fall
Ing in the Northwest, and highest IN Nova scotia.
Thunder. have prevailed with abundant rain IN
the Atlantic Coast states Far weather prevails from
the Lake region and Minnesota 10 the Gulf The TEN
p,raure has risen ia the Northwest, fallen IN the
Southern states md elsewhere remained nearly station
ary southeastery winds prevail east OF the Mississippi
RIVER; elsewhere they are variable.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States rainy followed by
partly cloudy weather. variable winds mostly nOrthery,
with nearly stationary temperature.
For New -EH-.auu. ci0uuF weather and rain. winds
most nOrtueaserY amt nearly stationary temperature.
CdlaiOBGTy signals.
Cauuonary signals continue from Macon to Cape
Henry
TRIRTNF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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poliiical Notices.
Republican Central Commirtee.

sneeiaI meeting will Do held al Republican Han, % Aese
a.t on MoudaY evening August Is. Tor the purpose OF
primary for delegates % the state COnven
fn ana taxing such may De necessary upon me TO-
% Of a. Executive relative u the Ia
Lon "a WIG O'''i''' G. A. ARTHUR, President
s1aIRL q BUsSs SECRETARIES -
N.tins ~ ne EXECUTIVE Committee 7S0 O'Clock sharp
JOEL W. MASON, CaaIrnaaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
5pecial Notifies.

Tame worn removed entirely IN h0urs. 80 years
practice. y. =. GOODRICH, A. T., 26l West 5ItheL
The wasting Diseases infants children are 0y no
mean, confined an Sufficient supply OF food The uo0bo
tat the food Is njudicousy selected and the limited IL
- ~, nv r ~ toe child IL asslmllae H. Me1s
food = adapte the Of nyaids az vel as Infants
All druggists sell H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
WRITING ITS owY OBITUARY.

We see a good prospect for victory III 1851
ses6 of us Tbere are three things. however which, u
continued in may cloud the fair prospect OF success
One would be adherence Of any large portion OF tAc
Democrv 10 money delusiou. Another Is the dis
oord now existing in the ranks OF the Democracy OF
success. wound be the occurrence OF any such per
f0rmauceg as recently took place N YazoO County
Mss
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LATEST gHTP WHY'S.


str city Of SevYork lBr). Lani Liverpool aug ana
Queenstown = 20 Ohm O. Dale.
Brig DorD Carieuas Aug with moa5es 10 "a
Rivera q Coz vessel 81 master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
~ rnR MRmpnIs onpHANs-

Postmaster James, after consultation with some
Friends has directed that box for suffering orphans
N Memphis shall be put up in the vestibuie Of the
Post Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

Rage was procured and Nelson accompanied the
wounded msn the Chambers street Hospital, Where
he lies critical condition. Nelson then reported
the matter the Fnh Precinct and locked up 70
await IAyssti -sf.fiOE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

The zrenf perniaaency Of MURRAY & LANNASs ELORTDA
ArS vpsit wonderful sdv1ntage nearly III % er
rnnes DAYS after It's application thr hand
Chief or garment eEaes SOFT rich fragrance. agreeable re-
freshug and helthtul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

AngeII's Baths-THrEish. Electric AMI R'mm-iav ana
night: indies and evening. Also baths Flalslus
rUUus excellent tables 81 Leyug)alve, corner Z'l-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

A LOWER DEATH RATE WITH COOL WEATHER.
The death rate fell with the thermometer
lat week in this cy SOB Deaths 5s4 births and us
marriages were recorded when POI deaths less tn
u the preceding week aud number recorded
for The corresponding week Ia ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

No lady careful Of health Will sowing machine *
cent me Automatic OF so Tension machine o. tle
Wilcox q Gibbs Company
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Cd u.4.. s.-. .-..H..rIar Ir %
4aUr. preceding uiHl-r-
JrlAcn ' a'.fA4ul
rel eteIrs tlrs variations Temperature
.r,,,,.,-y ,,pp,rv Ana IL a m.-The almost
-, t,,,-,,,,,ri u,yerreut In the baromet On
day fsee heavy white lael wac followed YESTERDAY by
slow upward movement (see Hight White lineJ Couay
weather prevailed during saturday with frequent rams
from H. m TO D. ID. Early during the irs quarter Of
Sunday thunder storm visited the cry, and during Tue
ird aud fourth quarters frequent rains Cat times
heavy, fell. The average temperature saturday Was
57o oyer tDIn on Friday the mercury ranging between
$50 and 100 f,ac ken IlueJ Y--t-rdav the mpera-
- gced between so and 80 (see dotted hnei. The
averaE. being 4la@ higher than on Saturday. Inc
a,upunt OF mOlstur. sac lh very large.
a 0u,y and rainy weather, followed by warmer ana
Iu this city and vicinity.
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TIE TERMS DECLlsED.


Upon this letter being submitted TO Judge Hilton nc
cael Dersoual 10 be inserted IN The Hraid retus-
u 10 consider the terms proposed, ana declining any
negotiation, through "persona-s.' Dir. Jones replied
l,l, tbr mail ON February IS, expressing desire
t,a, the business might b. closed. az De was an-
moved by the detectives, and his business and com
forts were Interrupted. He assured Eomalue that
DE need feel no neasiness al his frequent visits to Ponce
H-tdquartrr- a. ihere nothing SAID There when
would Aurt him in tbs least. He also informs " 10
maine - that while the police. myself and 1 think,
Judge Hilton believe that you have the remains Of Mr
stewart at Montreal 10 think that be wants them
a, east ne does moi eyince much anxiety the business
not so much a. he appeared 70 al first"
Romaine lost no time IN sending the following re-
ply 20 the Last personal and letter
MONTREAL. Canada Feb 10. 1873.
Nv OMAR sIR Your FAVOR the 10Th instant Informs
ma, OF me action OF Judge Hilton, IN requesting perns~
on 10 insert personal refusing O. consider the piopo-
anon snbmiued Ia my letter OF the llth, ana doeLlhs
anv through personals mas been received
Though We NAV admire his pfOmDtness We csnnSt com
mend his prudence IL 10 " DC Fesfe1Soo Wal Sou ''
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which il has been for the past two years
The entire indebtedness of the county
will soon be completely liqaidated.
AL which is respectfully submitted.
] have the honor to be, gentlemen,
very respectfully yours,
A. BINNARD,
Go. Treasurer Nez Perez Co., /. T.
IFWIsTog, l. r..
January &, 1879.
STATEMENT
Showing the balances on hand the 9Th day
OF January, 1878, and the amounts received
Into the treasury from all sources during
the year 1878 up to the 9Th OF Jan. 1879
rDrQ
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en-
BY amounts dis
bursed ont Of the sew
erai county funds dur
ing The year 1873, to-
gether with the bal.
on hand Jan. 9Th 1879.
BY amt pd out Of
school fund, iuelud-
ing dist schools..... 2,l43 81
BY amt pd. out Of 10
per cent fand........... 553 IS
Bg amt pa. out Of 90
per cent fund. $500 90
By amt pd. ont of
cnrrent expense fluid. l,74o 90
By amt I'd. our of
hospital fund. ........... Sal 81
By amt RENTED to
Territorial Treasurer. 1920 OIL
BY am pa, assessors
fees on Territorial as
sment................. rs 10
BY am pd. auditors
fees on Tefritorial APP
porttoament......... :. 1873 50
By amt pd. treas's
fees ON Territorial ap-
portionmeat ........... 1873 50
BY amt pd. sheriifs
b collectors fees...... 972 60
By nun I oal, to er. 10
per cent faud.......,.. 15S II
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srArEagsr--Showiag amount of war;
rents issued, and amount of warrants re-
deemed out of the several funds, duri, g
the year 1878:
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BY INIT bal to. credit
gen school fand...... l,5oa SO
by am I bal. to credit
Nez Perez Co. fund. 500 60
23,s29 ss
Deduct BAH to debit
school dist. No 49,. AZ 22.s29 40
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LIE BILL SUR VAGABONDAGE
PICHOU.

LIE BILL SUR LIE VAGABONDAGE
lie Senat a adOpte le bill sur
le vagabondage. La definition du
vagabondage contenue dams le
bill comprend tous les individus
sans moyens d'existence connus
qui sont sans domicile ct errent
dams les endroits publics, GU qui
6tant valides mendient, Oh qui
sont conuus cOmme des "gam-
blets" OIL des courtiers on racO-
leurs de maisons de jeu ou qni
sOnt connus CONNIE des escrocs ou
dcs vo!eurS.
Tons ces lnlividus peuvent
&trc arrat6S par Ia police, Ia pre-
Somption de la loi 6tant qu'ils ont
l'intentinn de commettre un crime
Oh, uu DELFT. lis seront mis- SOUS
nh rautionnement de Sl,OO Il
$1,000 ,,uur garantir leur bonnie
cnn,!uite. ct dans le cas- OH lis he
romraicnt fournir lie cautionne-
nlent, lis seront detenus pour nn
terme lie un Il six mois. La Nou-
velle >Oriadns pourra etablir nDe
maison lo detention OH les vaSa>
bonds seron6 teuuS ue travail
ler.
Dams les vi!les ct villages qni
n'aurout pas de maisOn Speclale
de detention, les vagabonds se>
ront detenus dams la prison Ordi>
nalre.
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COlOnie FranCaise
Dams l'ArkHnsaS.

l,OOO,O00! ASsns 1snd1s De es,! ''sssS fsSa,,s :
avcc placements facileS, dams fOucst dc FAr
kansas, LIE chemin de fer: Little Rock ct
Fort Smith, ainsi que le Aeuve Arkansas, ira
versent toute Ia vallee. lie sol est gene
ralemept tres fertile le climat doux ct tenn
perG.
lie cotton, lie tabac. lie chavre, lie trOment,
le mais, Forge lavoine, les pommes de
terre, lie trefle. ct lie toin Y viennent tres
bien, ansi que la vigne ct les arbres fruit.
iers.
Environ 200,000 acres de ces terres, stu
ees lie long du chenin de fer,au Nord du
fleuve Arkansas, ont etc comedies aux
P6res du st. Esprit pour Ia fOndatiop dune
coionie.
A 80 miles de Little Rock. pres de la
Station Morilton non lhin de L0uSburg ct
sur un nlagnitique plateau. s'etendant vero
lie Nord, les PGraS du St. Esprit ont resery
80, 900 acres pour les colons francais. Cne
enlise ct un convent sont en- vote de construc
ton pres d.. Morilton ct une seconde Gglise
trancaj- Va ttre constitute pres de Snrln
field 10 miles plus loin, des que lie besoin
sen tera sentlr
Avis aux families FRANCHISES des;rant ac-
auerir me belle propriete, a peu de frals.
dams lie voisinage unc egllse catholique.
Pour plus ample information on peut sa
dresser a.
Mr.. w. d. SLACK. on a
Mr. MICHEL BRAUN,
Land Office. l.. X. &. +. 5. R'y, a Littl e
Rock, ou au x Peres du st. Esprit Moril
ton.
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On nomme Uranine la plus rs
comment decouyerte des substau.
ces colorautes que l'on tire du
goudron ellie fait partie du
groupe des anllines Ell 81 grand
usage pour la coloration DIES tis-
sus fins. Les chimisteS dissent
que Puranine est le corps !e plus
fUoreScent que connaisse la scien-
ce. Ellie poSsede une puissance
cOlorante extraordinaire un Seul
grain sut1it a donner une couleur
bien marquee a pres de 500 gal
Ions ueau. 81 l'Onsverse quelques
atomes duranine sur la surface
d',;n verre dean, chaque atone ell
vote immediatement au fond de
Feau CONNIE des fibres de racine
Dun vert brilliant, ct le vcrre p;t-
rait bien tot rempli de bellies
plantes. Les flores grOssissent,
s'eteadent ct So comOiDent, ct Oh
I, bient6t une mas>e liquide dun
vert doux. Regarde par la lu-
miere transmise, la couleur sc
change ell une teinte doree Ou am
bree, ou, suivant la position dll
verre Oh obtient une cOmbinalsOn
yer ct or. Rien nest plus joli que
les experiences que ION peht t;,ire
de jour on de mutt, avec l'uranine,
Nous avons reeu quelques echan-
tiIlons de cette substance que lie
| Scientific american enyoie gratis
a SpS :4nOuupS
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A prOpOS de NJ. ROuland nous

A prOpos de NJ. ROuland nous
trouvons dams PEuenemOnt une
anecdote curieuse M. lie mar.
quis d'Audiffret, president de
chambre a la cOur deS complies,
mort il y a tres peu de temps
dams un age tres avanc6, aimait
a rappeIer un souvenir de ses
ieuneS annees.
En- 1704, il etait tout enfant.
Son pere. tres devoue a la cause
royale, etait decide q jouer sd vie
daus les complots monarchiques
qui s'organisaient aiors.
Mais auparavant il voulalt met
tre en- sjlrete Sd femme ct son
jeune fills. Ii annonea a la mar
quise son desir de les faire pas
ser a l'etranger, il leur donne>
rait CONNIE guide, CONNIE soutien,
un homme sur ct devou6. Get
homme, c:etait son cocher.
Nine d|Audiffret ecouta les raj
SONS qui lui etaient donnees par
son mari. Hors dc France, de
bien mauvaiS jours vinrent pour
la marquise emigree ct pour sou
enfant. LIE cocher Sc cOnduisit
ell homme de cBur f; il prOtegea
la femme de son maitre, il Paida
dams les jours dif1iciles.
Au retour, on lui fut recOnnals
SAINT; c'etssit justice. LIE brave CO.
cher put clever sa famlle -''Et,
ajoutait le marquis d'Audiffret
en- rac0ntant cette historic, il a Ell
un fills qui ma pas trop nal falt
son chemin dams le monde il Sap
pelle aujourd'hui NJ. Rouland,
gouverneur de L. Banque de
Flance.'
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-02-01
Tn 9,enle1e cOnfye EirrOrne,.jo

Un rensede coatre liryognerie.-
Une correspondence adressee de
Chicago au New-York Sum, dit
qu'un medecin de cette vile Il
trouv6 un remede certain contre
la maladie qu'occasionne l'abus
des liqueur spiritueuSes. Ce re,
mede enIeve, parait-iI, aux ina
ladies' gueris tont appetit pour les
alcoOls. C'est lie cj,tohoku rujru on
quinquina rouge. Voici comment
lie docteur D'Unyer l'administre.
II prend une livr. d'6corcr
fraiche de la plaute, ia rauult eli
poudre, ct la fait trelnper dams
ute pinte d:;.lcool coupe. II p;.sse
lie liquide ct lie rebuilt par Fevapo
ration a uue dcni pinte. II donnc
une cui|lere a the lie ce liqni lie
toutes les trois heures ct. le prem
ier ct le second jour, fait, entire
les doses, humecter la languc de
temps a autre avec ia prepara-
tion. LIE troisieme jour la dose est
reduite a une demi cuilleree, puis
a un quart, puis a Is, 10 ct 5 gont
tes. LIE traitement dure de 5 a Is
jours dams les cas- extremes il
faut le prolonger jusqu'a 80.
LIE DR.. Unger a fait assure ton,
des cures merveilleuSes sur des
ivrognes endurcis ct des gems at
TENTS de deIirium tremens.