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Confederate soldiers feel as they did
when the Federals triumrhed over Gene
raj Lee at Appomaitox- Communication in
Dispatch.
Some Funder "bomb-proofv wrote that.
WAig.
On the contrary, be distinguished him
sen in the war.
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pOoxs. sTATInNERY. &c.

1882. 1882.
VENNOR'S WEATHER ALMANAC, Csc. by
mail;
HAGERSTOWN ALMANAC, 5c.-twelye for
soc, or by mail 60c.;
WARR0CK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALMANAC, con-
taln'ng, besldes other valuable matter, tie
courts in Virginia, West Virginia, North Caro-
lima, znd Maryland, 5c.-twelye for fOc Or hy
mali 4Sc.:
CALENDARS of two kinds by mail for \ Sc.
stamp. y. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
I'll
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CLOTHING.

/
lOvERcoATs
ovERcoATs,
ovERcOATs,
ovERCoATs,
Z. u. SPENCE & son.
F.B. SPENCE & son
ID. SPENCE & son
L. b. SPENCE & son
ULsTERETTEs,
ULsTERETTEs,
ULsTEBETTEs,
ULsTERETTEs,
z. Il. SPENCE & S0V.
u. b. SPENCE & son.
Z. b. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE 4 soy.
MEDICA1ED UNDERWEAR,
INDICATED UNDERWEAR,
INDICATED UNDERWEAR,
INDICATED UNDERWEAR,
WHITE DRRSS-sHIPTs
WHITE DBESS-sHmTs
WHITE DREsS.sHnrs
WHITE DREss-sHIRrs.
f.. b. SPENCE & son,
+. u. SPENCE & SON,
Z. b. SPENCE & son,
T.. b. SPENCE & son.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.
Price, soc. abottle.
USE ONLY NON-HUMANIZED VIRUS.

In IN article in the NiHdceph Century Dr.
CARPENTER. the distinguished English scientist
saws thai the alleged lncflciency OF vaccination,
often asserted since Br, Jeuucr's time. has t'cn
due To the fact that The virus used ln ylccinaing
persons who aftcrward took the smallpox Wiz not
fresh from the COW. Int had been weakened ~
long Transmission through the human subject
Vaccine virus not fresh irOm Tho cow but "lu-
manizcd by many removes afford, no lrutfc-
ton. and may communicate dangerous mal1alc,.
But DR.. Carpenter details many facts to show HAT
good bovine virus Is free from nearly all TIE OBJ
jecilons which can be urged-and With good deal
Of f0rce-against hum4niZcd" virus.
We are constantly receiving supplies ol 10
VINE (non-humsniaed) VIRUS from The l,nn-
sylvania Vaccine Company. who have facilities
not surpassed by any vaccine firm I'm the country
for producing reliable virus fresh from the cow.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists
nos 1916 Main street.
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4 LMANACs FOR 1892.

TIE WARROCK- ALMANAC
for 1882.
continuing much valuable Information, u now
ready. JAMES +. GOODh' dublsher,
no 2-cod3t Richmond, Va.
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DOCKS, STATIONERY, &C.-Just re-
ID ccived. a large assortment Of BOX PAPER
all the latest styles | carry full line Of STA
PIE and FANCY STATIONERY. Ny stock Is
all new and fresh, and sell AZ the lowest prices
the following quotations on few leading articles
A FINE Box OF PAPER for l0c.; a ream Of
GOOD WRITING-PAPER for 75c. Prices on
fine grades cheaper than any house IN the city.
A large assortment Of PHOIOGRAPH-Ab-
BUNS at very low prices.
POCKET-BOOKS. PURSES, &C.
All the latest Nos. Of FRANkLlN-SQUARE
and SEASIDE LIBRARIES.
A large assortment Of WALkING-CANESia at
LEONARDS Book and News-storc,
oc 30 eos Main street.
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owing N the backward season, have been able to
secure many special drives in tfeir line. We pro-
pose giving our customers the benefit Of the very
low prices at which we secured them.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 l@1iOAN a Il y is-A ~ - . = 49,
T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 9lo Main
street, has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and I'onrco countv
PULMONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COUGHS, THROAT, AND
LUNG TROUT BIZ.
IL requires only fair trial % convince one oi us
efficacy. II gives satisfaction IN every instance.
REFERENCES.
Roy. A. f.. Gibson. NJ. d.. Rev. W. VI. Osborn,
Rev. ". :. Edwards, ID. D., Rev. =. \. l.on,
Rev. Job A. Price. Rev. \. :. HANK
Rev. j. II. ~. Lemon, Rev. J.. u. Herring,
Rev. Il. ". Black, Rev. J.. W. row.,
Rev. -. II. Carroll. Rev. y. henderson,
Rev. j. j. G.. Webster-all Of Baltimore, Md.
Rev. \. Foster aud Rev. George '. Leech' OF
Washington, ID. &.
Rev. James Gamble, lIagcrstown' Nd.
Sold by Druggist 4. r. METER, Proprietor
1872 west FayCitc street, Baltlmorr Nh
PRICE, soc. oc f-Tu,1h&sa3m
4 PERFECT LIGHr-PERFEC
N sAFE-THE BEST N TIE WORLD
FOR FAMILY lSE.
The RED G OIL g. ABSOLUTELY flhE, ana
can be entrusted 70 the use Of any member ~ Tie
household. II WILL SOT sHOkE nor tht oIsift
WICK, Try II. At wholesale and retail by
BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggist
oc G-Th3m l4lt Main street.
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Dr.. CRANBERRY.

DIR. j. c. Granbery, Of The Vanderbilt
University, IL the very picture Of health,
and wears the same charming smile that
won the hearts OF .'the boys in gray" and
made him the most popular chaplain In the
Army Of Northern Virginia.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AMUSEMENTS.

Admission, so cents; no extra charge for re-
served sests-to be had at Ramos Moses sAI-
I1pnAY MORNING.. no 17-4t
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
NOV. 9th, 1881.

Trains leore Hdrrisburg as follows
For Now York, via Allentown. sos o. IN.
.I5 and 400 y. NJ.
For New York. via philadelphia and "Dound
brook Rorte,h So, s.rS u. m, and I. Asp. ~.
For fhiladelphla, $50 sos, $50 am Las and
90 T.. m.
tor RradinV, $50. o.so, s u5, $50 q. m, Las,
I 90, aud 500 n. m
for pet,sville. 20. sos, $50 n. M, and 90 D.
!. and via Schuylkill Susqu.hauna BraLch
~ 2 mp IN. Tor Auburn, s.ih q IN.
tor Allentown, j,2c, Soj. $50 q, m, Las and
idOp.m
Ths so5 n, m. snl l4i y. m. trains have
through cars for New E0rl, VIA Alientogn.
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. -BeATTy's P,ANOFORTeS-Mao
! GREAT OFFER rOR
HOLIDAYS !

'IANOS and ORGANS at extraordinary low
,rIces for cash. lnstalments resolved
plondiI Organs, SIS, 80, Sou up. Msgnln
cut ~ oct. Rosewood Pianos, stool and COW, !
My slJO Warranted o. years. Illustrate
italuuSno mailel. Agents wanted. HDhs
,CE WALTERS n co, Manufactures an,
,ea ers, 80 broadway, New YORK.
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est possible efficiency and uniformity of re-
suits, which enables physicians as well rs
invalids To use it with confidence. Ii IN
the most reliable remedy for diseases OF
the throat and lungs that science has pro-
.duced. Ii strikes at the foundation OF all
pulmonary diseases, affording prompt
and certain relief, and IL adapted 70 pa
ticnts Of any age or either sex. Being
very palatabe, the youngest children
take IL without difficulty. In the treat
ment of ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, influenza, Cler-
gyman's Sore Throat, Asthma, Group,
and Catarrh, the effects of AyER's
CnERRy PkcrontL are magical, and multi
tudes are annually preserved from serious
Illness by its timely and faithful use. 1t
should he kept at hand In every house
hold, for the protection II affords in sud-
den attacks. In whooping-cough and
Consumption there is no other remedy
SO efiicacious, soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over
the world are a sufficient guaranty that 1t
will continue Ia produce the best results.
An impartial trial will convince the most
sceptiral Of its wonderful curative powers,
as well as OF Its superiority over all other
preparations for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts OF the
country, knowing its composition, recom-
mend AYERS CHRRRy PEcronAL to inva-
lids, and prescribe II In their practice.
The test OF half a century has proved its
absolute certainty to cure all pulmonary
complaints not already beyond the reach
OF humai. aid.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver Z Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
soLp Mt ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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HUMOROUS.
hOw n. .ds Laid.

IL was H. smoking car on The
Hu lsoo II yer coal. A New York er
was exhibiting an inveutirn 10 sew
ernl :, utle nen. when an old fame
with u settled lo1k Of sadness on III
4 ce, ho,vcd Ugh aud -aii.
Il never SO any such Thing with
o,t van ing t. weep"
N thing about this invention to
wiep over, that cars sse.' rep.ie
The inventor.
wall, IL sor, o calls up old recol.
lectisns. Twenty years ago tins
mouth thought | hal 4 ior,une IA
my grasp. Yes, sir, | believed ha
struck tho hig. o t thing since steam
wa brou ibt iulo USE
"Wha was It :"
"One day when the oil womni
was fat down with her lnmo Z
hal 10 cook my oSn dinner. After
II got the pancake battery all ixo.
up | Gu, ldu'l fLd tho creased rn.
the Cd woman used to rub over tbt
spider. Sr ) absent. minded lis
j picked upa piece Of raw turnil
from the table au . used il Instead
1t worked to charm ; no smell,
smoke, no stick
He passed hero TO wipe away I
tear, aud then continued
There was the fortune. fgni
el that nine million creased rag
were used in this country fv.
months ia tho year Fifty tb b'usaI
b,rrels of grease were used up grua..
ing spiders. Over u hundred thous
aud dollars wasted aud gone. o.
turn'p would make six greascrs an
one thousand bushels would make
enough to supply the country. Al
that was needed was to cut them nl
I"to fancy style, atiix "a handle, an,
60 to supply the demand at te,
cents each
"rhere was money in it."
No, thero wasn't. / b,ught
hundred bushels Of turnip1, $50
Of wire, and bircd two men to 20 &,
work, aud then took a greaser anu
went over into Vernon, to rec how
il would take. They would NJ, bav
1t. They had something more sim
pie md much cheaper"
"What could it have been :"
"Thcy spit on tho spider /" replie"
the old man, as tear mado Lrak
down his nose.
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Why He Wanted the Tiuer.

Those who attended tho sale ol
suimals from Barnum's Hippodromc
in bridgeport, the other day, rcpor,
the following occurrence
A tiger was being offered. The
bid run up TO $500. This wa,
made by q man who was II stranger
and TO him it was knocked dowo
Baruum, who had been eyeing th
stranger uneaSily during tho bidding
now wont up to him and sad
pardon me for asking he qucs.
tlpn, but will you tell me where you
are from y
"Dowp south bil," les >onded tbp
mar.
'Are you concerned with auy
show ~
mo-"
"And are you buying the anima
for yourself 7"
"ies."
Barnum shifted about nneasily for
moment, looked alternately at the
mao and the tiger, evidently trying
his best to recoLcile the two toge,h
er.
"Now, young man. he finally said
"yon needn't take this animal uuless
you want to, Tor there arc those
there who will take 1t off your hands.
81 don't want 10 SELL was th,
quiet reply.
What on earth are you going tc
do with such an ugly beast il you
have no h " Of your own, z d az
not buying for some tne who /,
showmas 7"
"Well, III tell your" said the pur-
chaser. my wife died about thre,
weeks ago. We had lived togcthe,
ten Year,. and-and / miss her." IL,
paused to wipe his eyes and steuhy
his voice. and then added-"So, ~,
bought this tiger"
81 understand you" said the great
Snowman, in a husky voice.
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NEoRGE d. BENFER.
II
County SURVEYOR
Kratzeryi'lc, Snyder County Penn

Surveying and CouveysncinV promptly an
skilliully attended TO. A share OF tho pub
lie patronage solicited.
July 2s,'7s.
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Naughty but nice $1,000, 1000

Iy chs surs cu'e f,r hlrse
thieves. A dose, one drop.
All men are not homeless, but some
arc home lees than others.
Mr.. Partiugton says she is dead
sci" against the Reversed Scripture
II Bells balance can locate the
lead In q cheap penci, it may be ol
some use, alter all.
A satirical unkeeper sdvertises biz
house as rthe only second-class ho-
Tel 10 the world"
"Never mistake pcrpiratiou for
Inspiration" said an old minister 10
his charge soa youog minister JUS.
bring ordsiacd.
A Capsdiao paper says that Cana
dian girls make better wives than any
to 10 found on this side Of the Dor.
der. Let 'sm come over. then, aod
set husbands worthy Of them.
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tNTTTTTD mt locate before seciug on
lOU J. 1liames River settlement. Illus
ATALO0UE Fueg J. h. Manchs, Ciaremont
'urry %. Va.
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w. H. FELIX'S.
Popular urnniture
STORE.
Lewistown, Milin county, Penn'a.
=uriture of lev cry Kind. ParlOr, Chamber.
Dinning Room. Hall, and I<itchen, to
suit the means OfeVery person.

'aiuted Chamber Suits from S25 to $50
'arlor Suits, from Sinup,
walnut Reps Raw silk, and Pushes of
color.
Walnut Chamber Suits, with Marble Tops from s45 to sl25
3edsteads from 81 to S5)
Bureaus Stands Lounges Chairs Mattress Of all kinds The
eu Woven Wire Mattress Bottom the best made
All goods hand and ut CASl
PRICES that ALL that by buying where
the best and what buy Goods packed and de
red with tho best of r. depot Call and the the immense
Stock. No trouble goods OUR MOTTO Good Goods Low
Prices and to please all Orders mail will receive prompt attention
It all times.
Yours Respectfully, -
Jan. 27, 1881 v. II. N.
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WANTED ONsaGARY.

Men to sell Trees, S1rub,. Grapes Vines
loses, etc. No previous experience necessary
uens-s paid. j. b. LgULARE, Nurserynai
colchester, N. Y.
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Auctoneer. r.--George H. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, p. o.. would an
nounce TO the people Of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real an
property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. ~
guarantees satisfaction. Mar.15.7e
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soIp Mt AL DRudoIsrs rvERrwurnr.
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Nlu,YaUs

Leave New York, via Allentown, $50 p. m.
Phi n ielJ hin, 7,I5 y. m.
LcaSe RotdinS I.3l :. m. and .3j r, IN.
Leave Allentown Al y.Ob %. IN.
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BALDWIN BRANCH.

'f''"f''"''" 'N WV EHs
BALDWIN ANCu.
Leave Ilnri isburg for Paxton. Lochiel, and
Stcel:on daily. except sunday, $50. 6.4l, $50 y.
m, 200 y. M; daily, except saturday anl sun
day, o3b p. IN, aud on saturday ouiy, l.s5 0.iO,
9.30 p. IN.
Re'urning, leave steeItoa daily, except Sun.
day, d 10 100, ln0b o. m, 2.2O 4. M; daily ek-
cept saturday and SUNDAY, $40, p. IN, and on
saturday only, $40, $50, 9.6i y, IN.
j. WOOTTEN,.
Gen1 Manager.
@. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Pass'r 4 Ticket Agt.
Feb o'ii. VII q %.
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OUer
Druggists
AND
Physicians.
Have Signed or Endorsed the
Following Remarkable
Document:


xossrs. 5oabury e johnson, Msnufaotur-
ing Chemists, c1 Piats ST., Now York;
Gentlemen For the past few years we
'iavo sold various brands Of Porous Plas-
.crs. Phyeic.ann and tho Public prefer
2enson's capc,pa Porou. Plaster TO all
others. wo consider them one Of the very
row reliable household remedies worthy
ofconfldcnoe. They arc superior Co oil
other Porous plasters or Llniments for
external use.
peneon'a Capeino Tlastcr in gonuinc
Pharmaceutical product, of tho highest
order of merit, and 70 recognized by
physicians and druggists.
When other remedies fail. get n Benz
sons Capoine Plaster.
You will DO disappointed IL you uso
cheap TlasterD, Liniincnts, Pads or Eleo-
trical Magnetic toys.
A SUN, Kennedy At LAST. Price 2jcie.
n MekD'S medleated CORN and Bukl0N PLASTER.
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On lit .lahS IL Herald :

Les AmericainS qui ont passe Pete
ell Europe rev,ennent par .plrlr
steamers, ct prtsq NE .cil;lcun u'eu>
pr0teste avec indignation 9uan'l
ses bagages sOnt examines pa,
les officers de III .louan-. ii est,
fort possible qatune montre dor
SOFT intrOuuite en- cOnire ebantls-
dausle bout dune pant0utl- ;un dia
maut de 10000 reut Sc cache
daus nn m0uchoir dc pOcie sale,
ct hiea DIES yards de .!entelie pre-
ciense peuvent 6tre places dan
uue Ieliure de Iivre. mais coMm.
les bagases personn-ls lie son
janaiS examines aSSeZ minrtlt.
semeut pou fame decOuvrir d.
setnblalheS ObjetS de c"ntrebano,
S'iis sc trOuvent dams les MALE,
des v0yage,lrs, pOurq"0i tout T.
Ranger It brulever>er : Les bO'
mes peuvent peut 6tre sonffri
Get eplnchage dm cOntenn Il
leurs nlaiies, mai> toute dame z
humiiier e, i suite a la seule pc
see que SEES etft..s l,ersOnmtls sohi
| traiteS commr le svnr hahii uellt
ment les b.g.:es des tonristes.
| Une dame On ui gentleman reve
nant d'Europe s.lut s0uu,is q de
pires indignites qa'nu soiear no
t0ire vOyageant Ell ce pays, car
les bagages de &C sIrrDirr he sont
,Dolestes que quand il est sonp
.conn6 de queque otfeDse sp6cifi-
que. LIE service de Ia dOuane est
bien pourvu d'espions. Qu'ils.sur
veillent les voyageurs semblant
m6titer. la suspicion. Mais il dJit
Stre permis i Ia masse des touris
tes de rentrer chez rux sans axoil
| leul MALES fouillees, sur leuI
simple d, c!aratlon or A 1idarit gu
ills mont rien de snjrt aax droits
Nous entenlOns beaucOup parlei
s!e Ia suspicion russo, msis aucnu
fOuctiOnuaire russo sur liz frOntis
re n.oseralt trailer les prOpri6te.
des voyageuTs cemme le font moi
officers dc dOuane.. 80.
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I'm incident. sanS dOute. trA

= I'm incident, sans donte, tres
fachrux ct 'iudubitable,nent re-
grctte de palt Ell d'autre. surve-
M entire les francais ct les allie
mands venus i I'occasiOD de Fan
niversaire do la capitulation de
Yorktown, a inspire 4 notro cor
respondant dc Washington quel
ones 1ehexions peu bienveiliantes
Il regard des Frane"is. Voici 10
pinion dn Telegram au sajet lie
Get incident
III nous est AGREEABLE d'appren
dre un'ne commission, nominee a
cet effet par 10 gouverneur Cor
nell, s'occupe,:s de prOcurrr a nos
visiteurs fraucais ct a'lemandS,
des distractions convenable> apres
leur retonr DIES humiiations AUX
|auelles certaims d.en:re eux ont
Ste expos$s i Yorkstown. Il etait
naturel que les Francals ct les
Ailemands ne SO livraSSan. pas a
files etfusions de tendresse mutuel
ie, ct les autorites qui ont etc eu
rapport derect avec eux auraient
inoatr6 plus de tact en- les tenant
4 l.icart les nns DIES autres qn'eu
les ,lettant en contact lmmedlas
LIE f:,it le plus inrxplica''le dansie'
arrangements u etc l'absence d'ad
Gun agent oftioirl pour rccevo'' Il
secretaire Blaine ct les h0ies tran
gals 4nl i'accompagnaient a lem
arrivee & Yorktown. Penuaa
ume heure ceS gentlemen ont a'trl
du sous lie s0ieil brilliant, 1t aio;s
| he recevai: pas Plus d'"tteniloi
que des uestiaux, is sont retoar
nes tres b!esses /. leurs va'sseanx
| Et VOLTA de queiie manlere, al
centenaire do YORKTOWN, son
,raites les descendants de ecu:
qui nous ont aides q conquer
| notre Independence"
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lie Republican lie Saint-Louis
dit que grand'mere Collier, du
comte lie Grunsly.'a l'occasi0n de
son SEE anniversaite, IL 20 sci,
temb'r, "a Iecu Ia sisite des neuf
survivants de ses rnfants, lie ses
cinquante .un wtits-enfantet ct ge
ses cinquan'e .qnatre arrIere-ps
tits-cntan.s, don't I'aine, age de
- ans. s'ei;,it marie Ia semaine
d:.,yant. 81 la gl;.ntl'mere Collier
vit encore un an, ellie vera ties
pr0bab!ement un de SEES deScen
dants H., IL 5e generation. .pent
etre Il TX. On ne salt ce 4ai peut
.arriver. ..s -
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-Messieuts, qai veut epouse
une.rerttction - -

-Messieuts, qai veut epouse
un-.rertrctionf Il -
L. Beyl;ner Tageblatt, dams un
..r scs der,iers nunleros, 4 public
l.anhonce Snivante .14,
LINE jenne lsrsonne noble, tiea
rlux consisk:re~s, belle cDmme he
!ene, ,ni,nasere CONNIE Penslepe:l
eco,,un,e co,nme i'eicctrice Ma
rian, Il. tie Er:,n.lelS,urg. j. eisituAsl
! IL cVn,n,e Mme .le StaGi, cl,aniesH
% coslu,e Jenny, hind, dss,seosap
comll~ IL Corit0. f,ianiste CON Os
RoGa ka~,l,~r. sdSl0siete c0hastle
Tbesosis.. Ail.4,ei'o- LssryisiAaesus
ia Rsrha= aslsa5rteax eaa aae J ID
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- Nous VOLTA arrives i III mi O

Nous VOLTA arrives i Ia mi 0c
tohre, epuQae 8 laquelle le ciel.
u'or,linaire ssObscurcissait tles
epaises fumees des sucrerirs, GU
toute la population etait depuis
qniuze jonrs occnp6e s la ronlai
son, ct ION ne volt enc0re aucun
,nou eal.mt d'exploitatiOii; gtaea
au relar.l de Ii, canine q suclss at
q ia reduction g6n6';,!e lies rscel |
tes. Il est bien lseu gle plantcurs
1ui commenceroiil 4 rOnler avaut
lie Ter uovembru~ si toutefois lis y
IN a. En ce moment on s'occulSe
acivement aux plantations ct
tons les habitallts s0ilS & l.Gpuvre.
LIE temps tavorise cNs travAMx qui
ssavancenr rapidement-
Lsannee que noas Ira sversons est
vraiment .remarsanAble par Ia ~
| cheress.. qai = regn6 et tindastrit
| sucriere eat eelle Q0i en- SQUIRE y
| plus. .Apres les co,ltrari6t6s dsan
hiser exceptiennellement RIGGS
reux, tant par u s6vfrite Ne.
troids que par lsaboadnsce Jles
| pluies, les plantations out Gt6 Sc
| rieusement compromises ct Oh,
subj un re.ard de plos dsna ssa0is
| Alors eat suryenue IL s6cheress.
| aui dure depuis cinQ ,nsis, qurl'
Ques iegeres pluies seuienlent Ia
yant trave,see. LIE a;anRa.n.A l'u
81 tleyelop.,er dams ces cleconsta'
ces facheuses, he's chamiis prese,
tent partout une appearance dsirr'
cularite ct les ordinations f.ites
ue permettent pas d'ssp6rer pl,,'
dane tleini-recOlte OsdiU,ire.
LIE seui espoir des ls;lbitants x;'
criers de IL Louisiana Nest dom
plus que .daus une elevations de
prix de leur .lenree qni les coinpeI
se sur Ia reduction de Ia psoduc
ton. LIE marche est actuellsmen
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CouR.~Depuis que les jnr@s
ont etc renvoyes dams leurs pena
les. les seanceS de Ia cOnr sOnt
: employees aux reglements des at
ialres civiles. Les affaires qui ont
para cette semaina ont attire dams
ootre vile beancoup de- NOS c0i,
nalssances des enviro,ls dc Lock
port, entr'autres les MM DncCs
m,neres, Nine Paye ct Mr.. ct Nine
1heophile Harang. Mr.. Theo.
Harang s'occupe achievement de
ia Regeneration de lsagricnlture
Oh Louisiana, ct rAssociation Co
operative, don't hest le president,
.flomphera un jour de Ia routine
'9ai guide encore le travail agricO
!e, ct qui graluelIement detruit
0ates les resources Iu'On peut
slrer de IL fertili,6 du sol de Ia
louisiana.
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RouLAlsoN.-Les ttf6l,aratifs
pour Il roulaisu', Sont & l,eu pres
ttrmilGs ct les tsavailleurs sant
weslue tons ena.a-Gs~rt prets q
Sc METRE an Travail, 4 latplel%dn
planteur. La plaic dpcomneucs
neRt de Ia selnaiae \; mis- aSsez
d'cam lans les viviers p0nr ali
menter les bouil!oires des lllachi-
ass 4 yapeur. Sill tautaen cr0sre
la prediction de Vrmnor, Ia sal
son Sc comportera excessivement
bltn ponr I'explOitatione lie la. le
eolte de Ia canue 4 sncre.s