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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
because he is n Republican, but they

because he is n Republican, but they
are proposing to unseat him because
he is not the legally elected Senator
from Louisiana, and Judge Spotlord
Is, and no State should be deprived
of its right to Senator of its own
selection lby the arbitrary will of Il
partisan Senate.
If kcllog is not Senator-and we
would ask, where is the Legislature
that elected him?-then he ought not
to be allowed to hold his seat, no
matter what may be the dictates Vt
policy, or what may be the consc-
qucnccs to the Democratic party. We
cannot endorse the sentiment or
idea that Il Senators scat should be
SO firm and unshakcp. His seat is
always subject to good behavior, and
fraud is the worse kind Of behavior
that we can conceive of, and ought
never to be connivcd Mt, much less
tolerated, in the United States Sen
ate.
The Columbia Register" SAYS:
NO one who knows Senator Uamp-
ton will, for moment, permit him
self to doubt the Senator'S sincere
and conscientious discharge of what
he conceived to be his duty. Not a
few, however, will debrccate with us
the great Carolina Senator's c0nccp-
tion Of the fixed and immutahlc
principle Of justice, by which he
finds it necessary, in good con
science, toprotcct and defend the scat
Of Il Senatorial rogue who had never
been elected Ivy any recognized or
lawful Legislature Of any recognized
State Of the Union; and who had
been seated hy the sheer power of a
former partisan Senate, which, tax ing
advantage of a bare majority, seated
kellogg against all right, reason, JUS
ticc or truth, and despite the solemn
protest of every Senator of the oppo-
sition, who denounced it at the time
as the most unrightepus, scandalous
and abusive exercise of party domi-
nance
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
THE HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON

The City Council Of Charleston
has empowered the Trustees of the
High School to sell the school build
ing in Society street, and purchase
the magnificent King mansion and
grounds for the purposes. Of the
school
The King mansion is admirably
adapted for the school, and although
the old school building is fine one,
the change will be an immense i'm
provcmcnt.
We find natural interest in this
old school, and we arc delighted to
hear Of its Hattcring prospects.
The King mansion was recently
sold at public sale on very rcasona-
bic terms, and the gentleman pur-
chasing it, hearing of the desire of
the Trustees to secure it, nagnani-
mously turned it over to the Trustees
at his bid, although he was offered a
much higher price.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
FIREMAN'S TOURNAMENT.

a grand tireman's tournament will
take place in Columbia, during the
sitting of the State Convention, on
the lst of June. Five companies
from abroad will attsnd and partici-
pate i'll the celebration. We would
like to see Orangcbyrg represented
by Uncle Joe" twill be gala
day. The Mayorssand citizens of
Columbia are making grand prcpura-
tions there will he excursion rates on
all Of the railroads.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
A NEW BOOM.

The Columbia "Mercury" nomi-
mates Hon. James N. Lipscomb, the
farmers friend, and Master Of the
State Grange as the most available
man Tor Governor. The "Mcrcury,"
III common with the Marlboro ''Plan-
ter and other papers, thinks that
there other men in the State besides
Hagood and Gary who would suit for
Governor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
Sheriff. Sales.


BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me
directed. will sell, at Oranreburg G.. II.
5: c., during the legal hours of sale to the
highest bidder for cash, on the first Mon
day (7thl June 1856, all the right, title and
interest of the Defendant in and 10 the
following property to wit:
All that piece or tract of land with the
buildings thereon, situate in the County of
Orangeb,irg containing Sixty (GO) acres.
more or less, and bounded Moth and South
by lands of I. i. Rcckcnbaker. East by
lands OF MnrJ A. Rush, and West by lands
OF Maiy tinigier. Levied ION as the pro-
rcrty of j. G. Rast deceased, at the suit of
Y. G. Dibblc.
j II. LIVINGSTON.
so. c.
Shcrih's Office, Orangcburg County, S. G.
may 18th 1850.
may 81 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
J. DEE ANDREWS,

Would Respectfully inform the Citizens
Of Orangeburg, that he has in charge the
Stock and fixtures Of u. J. King, nj Wallace
Cannon,s Old Stand, Main Strect-where
he will be glad to serve his friends and the
public with anything i'll his line of trade.
Every thing fresh and pure, and grlaran-
tecd to give satisfaction. 4 full line of
GOODS kept constantly on hand.
Known and raised i'm Orangeburg, 4
young Democrat expecting to dcposit his
virgin vote this fall for Hagood and Home
Rule, l hope to receive a liberal share O f
the patronage of my Fellow Citizens.
j. DEE ANDREWS.
may 2l IL
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
Will THE NORTH READ!

Thomas White, q white man who
VA convicted Of The murder Of Pete
Hawkins, rnI"red, WAS hanged ON
last Fri'I,'y in the s'par,anburg jail.
Does this look rs il the rights and
lh"rtic% Of the cuIorcl mun were
t'.hrl "%':r from him?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
A TERRIBLE SCENE.

~ most unfortunate and thrilling
accident took place in Atlanta. Ga,
one day last week
1t seems that a number of Young
ladies and gentlemen had assembled
at the Opera House for ii public cx-
hibition. Some ten ladies, just be-
fore the commencement Of the Dcr
tormance, were assembled in the
dressing room. They we're attircd
in flowing talctons with wings person
ating angels. The wings of one Of
the young ladies happened TO touch
a gas jet, when the flames soon com
plctely envelopcd her. In her excite
mcnt and moving about, the fire was
communicated 10 others in The room
and the result was that some four or
five of the performers were most Sc
vcrciy burned, from the effect Of
which two Of the unfortunate ones
have since died.
All the help possible was rendered
by gentlemen present, hut ii was to
little purpose. We trust that it may
be wholesome warming to all 10 he
careful under similar circumstances.
One of the young ladies, Miss
Mayrant, was Il native of Charleston.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21

Gentlemen, what's the aim of this
inccssant abuse Of old man Tilden:
You have killed him rs Prcsidcn
tial candidate, SO what else do YOU
want: lie was elected President of
the United States, and if he was
traded oti' or trickcd out of his seat
1t was 10 fault of his. The sin and
cowardicc was not in his submitting
to the Electoral Commission, but in
Democrats permitting such q fraud
to be created. AS Il Presidential
candidate he is now dead cock i'm
the pit, so can't we let him alone and
harp ON another string.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
Notice to Farmers
Notice Creditors

All persons having Gains against the
Estate oi Florence Cover, late of OIoupc.
burg County, deceased a,t lie. eby rcnursi.
cd to picseit and prove the same before me
on or before The 10Th day OF July, 1880, or
else they will hc dcharrcd payment.
THOMAS W. GLOVER
49,, -Naatcr
orangeb"re $ Nay 18th 1850
ma, u -.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE.

It is wei known mat the Bill for
A.igllur education in the state nossed
by the. last Legislature provided for
the establishment of a distinct scpo-
rate and equal State COLLEGE, for each
race.
The college Tor the colo,cd nconlc
has been in successful operation for
some time in Oranrcbnrp. That for
the whites al Columbia has lust been
organized by II very efficient faculty
Hon. Wm. Porchcr Miles has been
made President :nd prnfrssor To
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
TIE KELL0~.sPOFFORD CASE.

The recent speech of senator
Hampton on this subject in the Sen
ate has awakened fresh interest in
this controversy.
1t will he remembered that in 1875;
Judge Spot,ord was elected Senator
from Louisiana by the legally elected
Nichols Legislature; and ut the same
time kcllog WAS sent up by the bogus
and fraudulent Packard Legislature.
The United Statcs Senate being, at
that time, Republican by q small
majority, kcllog scrapcd in and the
legally elected Senator was not adj
n!:lirl.
'Ih" sp"tI'>~ k,.llog has kept his
seat "'"r >i:;cr, until Il short time
Lack the :icnH,r appointed Com
mi;trr to ihpuirc into his tenure.
The C"n!n,i;trr, after investigation
into The merits Of the case, reported.
recommending that the usurpng
kellog be unScatcd, and that Judge
Spotlord, who was elected by the
legal Legislature, now recognized
and existing, be seated.
This report Immediately created a
howl. The cry OF bad policy was
beard on every side.
Nh i'll, OF Georgia, made most
Ahl: and convincing speech in sup
port OF the Committees report.
Macy Demo rats. however, have tax
rI' an opposite position, and among
them senator Hampton. They think
i is bad policy, and that the Demo
Gratis Will lose hy ii.
%"l.:tor Hampton, in his recent
great speech, takes the ground that
me matter was settled hy Il previous
senate ommiilcc and that il cannot
now i'r rc-oprEri: that if Il Senators $
seat is liable TO ht unsettled every
time tie Senate changes It's political
mplcNion there can hc nothing
permanent and ,tallc.
1t seems 10 lis, however. that lhis
IS 4 wrong light in which to view the
matter. We agree with senator
Hampton that I'VE should rise above
party and for this reason we can.
not conGrscc!,A 10 the idea that the
b"n"r@ts arg uEscatihp Iir. krIiD.,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21

Entor O'""gcb"ry Times
hereby announce mysclfa Candidate
for the office Of Sheriff, and will submit to
the results of the County Democratic Con-
Very Respectfully,
j. w. MOSELEY.
May 10th 1880.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
TAXPAYERS! TAXE,AYERsy

Notice is hereby given thet the time for
the collection of Town Taxes without the
penalty is extended to the first (lst) day of
June 1850, after which time the pcn,ltv
will positively be added.
c. r. JONES,
may 81 A.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21

A champaign Larger Beer,
" bottled by the English Botting CO.,
prescribe. by Physicians az the most
healthy beverage in the world. Fresh and
pure. For sale at Wallace Canncn's old
stand, by }. DEE ANDREWS, Agt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
GEN. JOHNSON HAGOOD.

There is no question that Gen.
johnson IIagood is the choice OF
Orangcburg for Governor, and that
he will receive the unanimous sup
port Of our delegation in the Juae
Con"cntion, if the nomination should
be made at that time.
Gen. Hagood's business talent,
manly qualities and quiet unobtru-
sive manner wins for him the support t
Of the people.
His recent letter declining an in
vitation to address the Democratic
Club of Ncwbcrry is in perfect keep
ing with his character. He is not
willing to assume the role Of :, seek
cr Of the office as the acceptance Of
such an invitation would imply.
We believe that there is nothing
to prevent the nomination of Gen.
Hagood for Governor, unless it
should be the ccntcring of delegates
VIZ a. 'iiiiN Oil lllc SIONllt
OF the harmony Of the party being
impaired by the bitterness Of the adj
hcrcnts Of the two candidates now
most prominently before the State.
Nor dc we imagine that such a
contingency woull arise for Gen.
Gary has proved himself TO be man
Of genuine patriotism and magma
nimity; and believe, before he would
see the harmony Of the party endan
gercd that he would, with his charac-
tcristic manlincss and fairness. en-
dorsc Gen. Hagood in the Convcn-
ton, and we urge his friends to unity.
We do not anticipate the least dan
ger to the party unity in any event
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21

Hon. j. y. Fricrson, of Sumter, has
been nominated for State Treasurer.
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THIBODAUX, I've, SAMED1 l MAI 1880.

Dun antre cote les lndiens ont
apprls par experience que les pro
messes faites par Ie gOnvernrme 1T
n'6taient pas fid6lement tenues a
Ieur egard. Tout porte done Il
crOire que &c nOuveau traite DE-
Mr.. Schurz NEST dl qua Ia rnse
ct n'a etc arrache aux chefs Utex
que par des presents ct des pro
mtSSeS.
II est probabl que lie Congress
par un sentiment de justice fort
commun ne voudra pas souscrire
aux preteutiOns dc MIR. Schurz.
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MARRIAGE EN- TOILETTE DE
NulT.-M. Seymark, d'EIizaheth,
Caroline du Nortl. informe que sa
file, miss Florence, ct un jeune
avocat nomme Jonathan FOy,
avalent comp!Ot6 on enforcement,
est allie Samedi soir en la resi-
d4nee lie crlui,ci ct lsa blesSe dun
coup dejpistOiet dams ,'epaule. Miss
Florence, prevemue par uue ser
vante de ce qai Sc passait, a saute
a bas du lit. ct sans prendre lie
temps de Sc v6tir, ellie a couru au
pres de Jonathan, ct de la avec
lui chez un ministre, qni les a ma.
lies er-abrupto.
L'affairr etait hac!ee avant que
lie pere tnt rentre chez lui.
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lie d9nartpment dps 60,

lie departement des commits
sions indiennes, don't Mr.. Carl
Schurz est le chef, est renOmm6
pour ses framdes antlacieuses. II
est recOnnu IT admis generale
ment que les soulevements des
Indiens n'Ont d'autre cause que la
mau, aise fol du gouveruemcnt a.
leur eg*rd.
Mr.. Carl Schnrz sest occnpe ac
tuellement de faire des arrange
! ments avec la tribn des Utrs. par
lesQuels ceux ci abandOnuaient Ia
plus grande partie de leur reserva
tiOn, mOyennnant une annuite dc
II dollars ct demi par t6t.,.
Ces arrangements ont etc sou
mis- au Congress ct i'impressi0n ge
nerale est que Mr.. Schurz viOle
i'esprit, simon Ia lettre de la loi de
1874, etablisSant qu'aucun tr,ite
serait concln aeSor.Eais avec les
tribns indiennes. Lsobjecton
nest pas precisement contra la
forme du contrat mais cnntre
la substance de &c cOntrat ct les
moyens par lesqnels il a etc oil
tenn.
Les 12,O0O,OOO d'acres de terre
reserve pour les Utes dams lie Co
ora.lo, lenr appartiennrnt par ull
titre en- bonne ct due forme. On
ellie apparence de raisOm Y at i
4 &c que ces Utes abandonment
la presque totalit5 le ces terre.
ne sc reServant que 0OO,UOO acres
pour uue anunite tie II dollars e
demi'na. t6tea LIE traita qui leu
8 garantit la possession d ces te
a re. leur rrumet EN- meme temp
r des provisions, DIES vetements etc.
Z lis mont meme pas beSoin de CT
= provisions ct de ces vetements
II lie pays leur fournit ell ahandanc
ce qu'lls aiment lie plus: la chasst
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CREvASSE. - Mar,ii sOir, les
aireclenrS DIES travauX de Ia ere
vswe Cancienne elaient p'eins
aesp0ir; il espprait terminer les
travanx le lcnirmain. MaiS com
me l'hommc propose ct que l'ean
dispose. Ie lendemain lorsqu'ils
aat vOnlu We METRE a l'Rnvre nnp
psrfie deS ira, auX avaient etc
rmpOrtes. On Il biea ssSaye de
Nparer les degats, mais voyant
que c'etait peine inutile, WI le de
engagement les travailleurs,
laat Il etc abandOnne. Anjourd'
hal, ellie cOule CONNIE de plus
belle ct les degats qu'elle occ;'
s'anne Won't tonjours en- augmen
unt.
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AcTE No. SS.-Dans l'interet
Dc contribaables lie Ia paroisse,
Nous publious anjourd'hni. Ell
tnncais . la place du fenilleton,
Facts@ prOmulg6 lie ii avril 1880.
Cet acte pOuvOit a la protection
1a Ia preservation des levees
pubIiques achevees en- cOmmun
"ec les juris de police, ties diver
ses paroisses lie l'Etat, present.
q msnlere sui>ant laquelle les
Fvees pourr0nt 6tre coupees
lodrla pose DIES dalles a riz on
pour 6tablir des chemins, ct eta
O'li DIES penalties ct des punitions
pour Ia violation des clauses de
cette loi.
Hest ditdans cette loi que les
lans De police devront diviser la
Mrolsse en- districts de levees 1t
hsmmer pour chaque district un
anntendant des levees, don't le
aevolrsera,a l'approche des eaux
aautes de faire boucher les coupes
es feparer les levees aux frais de
mpsroisse ct de tuer les cOchons
Grants. En- outre des inspecteurs
q0e le jury de police est tenu de
soinmer, le bureau des Ingenieurs
0E'at, nommera dams chaque pa
iOlSSe un surintendant don't le
aevoir srra d'inspecter les levees
u de voir a ce que les dalles a
1ll solent c0nstruires d'apres lie
pau ct les specifications tOnrnis
PAR lie hureau des ingenieurS
GEtat lie salaire de Get Otficier,
sur leqsel ie jury de Police MA
aacan controle, est tixe par cetie
.ol, Ia moitie ,les IiceuceS cole,
les sur ,es dalles a rlz ct est payat
les par lie Trtsorier de parOisse
sur 'e certifcat de l'ingenieu
ahtat. QUAINT aux inspecteur'
aeparoiSSe. la loi, ne fixe pas d.
%ialre, ellie laisSe ce soin al Jur,
ue Police. En- L. fiXant meme IL,
,aax 'e plus baS, il absMber;
'aatre moitie DIES licenses, e
nous he voyOns pas on le Jury d
,o''ce ;. prendra l'arsent pour fair
'ai'e les reparations que Ia le
saige. Les contlibuab.es payen
Neja une take aSSez fort" Il l'Eta
nir l'tntretlen deS leveps ct
81, pen probable que ie jury d
po'lcr ieve ane take de paroiss
p0nr IL meme objet.
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L'Es;CALYl,I'Us I,rY.rnp.s.
RESTAURANT DES QuATRn
SAISONS. So =

X. JOHN BOSlU, PhOPRIETAIRE.
"A ou HEsrAUNANTD DEs QCArKE-SAIsoAsh
pagne, aiIsl que le pnblic en- generate. um i
tr;tns1ere sOn restaurant du No. lShu
Ia rue de Chartres au No. III de In n,hne
rue, pres lie St-Lon,s. II protite lie cetrr n,.
c;1siOn pour relnercier le public It soll,ci,e,
ell meh.e temps Ia continuation de son bi, ~,
veillant patronage. II inforne en o.trt scg.
anls quill dies salons particuliers au uru.
nnler, Ut lies chamOrcs nleublees il louvr;, e
se,naine GU WI mois. Les peisounes d. "a
vile et de IL cainl'aSne trOuserUnt tout ar
comfort "esirabie.l restaurant sera ousetl
usq"a unit. = few rs.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
@&sA + f..

r j. pAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA-
~ Gated in town perIsan nily sna will
perform all operations appertailinx to his
professions at very moderat, prices.
He will sIsu practice il the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes hen called
for.
He is now stopping ut the franklin
House. The hest Of reference given.
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E medicine that can be employed cleans
70 the stomach and bowels. and even tn
lood. In small doses of one pill day
,ey stimulate the digestive organs an
romote vigorous health.
Ayes PlLLs have been known 70
lore than quarter Of century, and hav
btained q worldwide reputation for thei
irtues. They correct diseased action
Ne several assimilative organs Of tn
ody. and are so composed that obstrue
ons within their range can rarely with
and Or evade them. Not only do the.
IRE the everyday complaints Of every
ody, but also formidable and dangerou
;seases that have bafiied the best O
uman skill. While they produce power
i effects, they are, at the same time, th
fest and best physic for children. b.
,eir aperient action they grippe much les
ian the common purgatives, and neve
We pain when the bowels are not infiamec
hey reach the vital fountains OF the blooc
Id strengthen the system by freeing
ON the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions i
/ climates, containing neither calon'e
,r any deleterious drug, these !'ills ma
taken with safety BY anybody. ihel
,ear-coating preserves them ever fresi
I'D makes them pleasant to take; whil
sing purely vegetable. no harm can ar's
op their use in any quantity.
PRKPARED BY
r.J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass
p>eAscal and Analytical Chemists.
DID By ALL DRUGGISTS EVEkYWHEk
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENT. f.
HOTEL. DIES ETRAN8ERS
Encuignure des rnes Green ct ThlbOtIaux

MIR. Thomas Aleerti py6vient ses amis ct
les voyageurs gu lvient de faire de non-
veanA arrangements qui Iui permettrOnt do
s'at'sfaire tout ceux qui voudront rhonno.
rer lie teur confiance
Repas ! tOute heure de IL jOurn6e ct sur
commando. .pt.
Table d'h6te 10 heures du mafip poul
dejeuner ct i 4 heurrs du soir pour diner
Chambres cOmU,0.les ct bieM sarnls,s.
PKIX MUDEREES ,tt-.s
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Les Meters Inf mes.

Dams aucune vile dn monde,
il NY IL plus lie metiers intime qu'
a Paris, il NY a plus lie meticrs
intime> qu'aux Hailes Centrales:
Voici, cntre autres, les mar
chands de viandrs cuites, qui ache
tent les restes des tables riches.
Tous ces restes sont jetes pele-
m6le dams une voitnre fermee ct
portee aux Halles, daus la reserre.
C'est Id que les marchands de.
taillants vout faile leur choiX.
Tout ce qui est encore reconnais-
sable est mis dc cote avec soin,
nettoye, pare ct place sur uue
assictte. Les morceaux qni mont
plus aucune formp, les fragment $
tie gigut. les debris de volatile, les
troncons de legumes sont mis- en-
semble It composeht Get horrible
melange anQu-l on donne ie
noun. d'apleqhins. Autretois celia
s'appelalt dies yOgatONs.
Et tout celia ST vend, tout celia
Sc debite avec une extreme prOmp
titude. Ii est rare qu'un mar.
chaud lie viamdes cuites matt pas
tini 81. journ6e a onze hcures ct
n'ait pas ecoul6 toute Sd mar
chamdise.
LIE. premier choix des viandes
achete par des ouvriers economes,
des avares qui Sc priccmt, des ne
nageres ct quelques restaurateurs
a bon marche les arlequins sc
venlept aux malheurcux, aux gay
deuys de cOrOeiIles, etc, qui mos
yennant deux GU trois sous, trOu
vent la ue quoi satisfaire leur ap'
petit.
Voici maintcnant les marchands
de mie ct ue crU1tes de pain qu''
| Oh ;Ai'peiIe des L0ulangers en- Uieur
Leur marchanUlse premiere leur
est fournle priucipalcarent par les
peusiOnuatS ct les colleges OH les
entants, CONNIE on salt gateut d.
nombrtux morceaux tie pain qn'-
lis poussent cOups de pieds sous
les bancs Ou dams les recOinS DIES
courS do recreatinn.
Tous les morceauX de pains con
verts de pous>iere, taches d'encre
Ga lie boue, qui ont trempe dams
les ruiSselux, durci Sur les ta>
.l'orLures, sOnt recueillis avec soi,l
par les garcons dc sale It veudu>
aux boulanserS Ell vieux.
CrnX.ci dirlSent ieur marchan'
disc Ell categorirs. Les MOI
ceanx encore psesentables, pre-
ablement secheS au four It passes
d la rape, deviennent dies crOdtes
AL pot ct scrveut a faire Ia soupe
Id pIupart DIES cr"ntOns ell fo,mt
de losamges poses sur des plat:
de marmelade, mont pas une au
ire Ori giEe.
La mie ct les crOhtes trop defe<
tueuSes sont battues au mOrtirr
pu!verisees ct torment Ia chap,
lure blanche que les bouchers Gu
ploient pour panner les cOteletteS
ainsi que Ia chapelure bruno
don't les charcutlers SaupOudren
les jambOnneaux.
Ilya aussi les debris, les mie
tes, don't le boul,tager en- Uieuc Sal
tirer parti. II les noircit au feu
puis les pileau mortier ct en- tai
une poudre noi'atre qui, mele
: ayec du miel ct arrOSee de que
ques gouttes de menthe. form
; un opiat pour les dents, ct, ce qt
il Y u ae plus singllier, c'est &C
; que opia, nest pas plus mau> al
que les autres