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The Florida agriculturist., 1882-04-12
Climbing and Creeping Shrubs
and FIOWerS.-PIantS suited
for Florida.

| IOt EIUEIUds
One of the choicest Towering spring
shrubs for trellis verandah or porch
decoration, is Rhy1ac0spernaatna jas
me5nOideS, young specimen of which
is now blooming nicely at our resi>
deuce. We have also Gerodeadr01o
BaIfoe~a, zhua6eryia .tiagrd1,S, and
James Sprunt Tea Rose similarly
placed blooming freely, and exceed
ingly attractive in their display.
Honeysuckles OF different kinds are
very pretty, the Japanese variegated
among the rest, making a charming
contrast. AAeJia qatinata, is gu aint
Chinese curiosity very distinct and
beautiful. Adhatoda cydon9t0lia, is
a Tree growing vine with panicles of
lovely purple flowers nesting among
its leaves in fall. Bigno1aia is a
snowy family OF climbing plants and
most effective, bearing gorgeous bril-
liant flowers in panacles. -B. radio
ans, orange scarlet, B. cazreolota,
scarlet, are magnificent native climb.
ers, overrunning the largest trees,
requiring in the garden abundant
room. Bigoo'aia (Zeconaa) jaSnaia,.
oideS, is one of the finest, and should
be grown everywhere. Bougai,e-
Uillea, seldom seen in Florida, is one
of the most effective climbers of the
orange growing islands of the Medit-
erranean, and is as marked in the
profusion and brilllancy of its dis
play, as the Grape myrtle is among
other shrubs in the garden. The ef~
feet OF the orange, carmine, rose and
violet bracts of these plants, is SIM
ply matchless. Genaatis, are among
the most beautiful of climbers, and
cir varieties offer large variety of
co4ors, and English ivy in its various
forms, are established favorites and
do we'll in shady quarters or on the
north side OF the house. Clitoreas
are magnificent rapid growing grace.
full c .mbers with large handsome pea
shaped flowers. Co6@0 scande1as,
purple lilac, large bell shaped flowers
rapid growing, produces a grand eft.
feet. A white, and also variegated
foliaged variety also exists. Zpom>
Ceo (morning glory for covering rus>
tic work. rough fences, trellises,
stumps OF trees and forming festoons,
is great tavorite and the various
kln>.s offer an infinite variety from
seed. AS permanent climbers the
beauty OF such kinds as Lponaea dig
aata, I. Iea,1i should ensure them a
place in every collection. JaSn1j-
MANS, are OF great beauty for their
purity of flowers and exquisite per-
fume. The matchlesS beauty of the
Passiflora (passion fowerl is realized
in the highest degree. when the long
slender shoots covered with blossoms
are allowed to drape the piazza sup-
ports with their unique flowers and
| foliage. 1. eczetIis and l. Quadraaa'
gulariS are edible fruited, and 1. inca
r7eata is the native May-pop. Maer.
! ondiaS, are charming climbers, ele'
cant alike in flower and foliage
Hoya, remarkable tor its large droop
ing lunches of wax like flowers
Nastmti,an, ZTOpoeOI,ne Canary
creeper), .Mika'aia German IVY
Eccremocaqpets, DOIichos, Honor
| dica BaISami,,a, TViStGria ,GelSenai'
man Sen.pervirens(C Carolina jasmine)
Maderia vine, SOla'utne jaSnaiaOide'
and quite host Of other beautiful
plants do we'll and flower freely,
last of all Antigon0n leQtopuS, a beau
The Florida agriculturist., 1882-04-12

The suoscrsp;Sors "ctes 70 The
Florida Agr5cultorist, IN the West
.Zndses, O1a0 other British Syteessss::oeess
IS II shifH'aGf per anna M, postage
r-@ 4 - Ba1ab Of England note
enclosed &n q letter a0iW pay i r s
subscribers.
The Florida agriculturist., 1882-04-12
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Advertising Rates:

Rates for advertisements furnished on
application by letter or1n person.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-21
Destructive Storm.

Later reports of the destruction wrought
in Iowa by the great storm of Saturday
night show that the first accounts were not
exaggerated. In the southwestern part of
Boone county Il number Of farms were laid
waste and several persons killed and inur-
cd. At Irish Ridge from 10 to - persons
are reported to have been killed. The cleo
trlcal display was remarkable, the sky being
aglow almost constantly for two hours At
MI. Pleasant two storms met: $15O,0O0 dam
age was done. Churches were wrecked and
800 houses unroofcd, and not chimney left
standing III the town, but only two persons
were killed. Fifty freight cars near Mount
Pleasant were blown over on the main track
causing Il collision with Il train on the Chi
ago, Burlington and Quincy r. r. One hum
dred and forty-three dwclling-houscs were
destroyed in Grinnell blythe tornado, and the
damage is estimated at halfn million dollars.
a large number have lostall they had in the
world. Outside of Grinnel there is great
loss, and the aggregate will probably reach
thrcc-quarters of 4 million of dollars.
Monday about noon cyclone struck the
southeast Of Bay City, Mich, .doingmuch dam
age to property, and serious injury to many
persons. several of whom will probably die.
The track of the storm was about eight rods
wide. and in its path houses, barns fences and
trees were swept away. The storm moved
in IN eastcrly direction, and reports from fur
ther on i'll its course say that much property
has been destroyed, and many people have
been injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-21

REV. O. i. FLlrpO.--This gentleman de-
livcrcd the annual address before the STU
dents Of the Military Academy OH Tuesday
night Of last week. \ large crowd was pre-
sent on the occasion. and while all expected
to be pleased and entertained, it is but Just
to the speaker to say that the entire audi
cnce came away delighted. He spoke par
ticularly, but kindly and pointedly, to the
young mcn-warncd them of dangers ahead
and pointed out the line of duty: and while
there WAS enough ofpoint and fun in the effort
to render il palatabc to Il casual hcarcr, no as
piring young man could have listened to il
without feeling that he had been substanti-
ally helped. Such talks do good, and the
speaker Of the occaion will always find in
Suffolk many interested and eager hearers.
!MB0lk Hrrafd
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within its manifestation. without. Hnnso IN
cure the disease lie cIG.a mast BE- removed and in
ne olher way can . cnGH ever be effected. WAR
NERS SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE is es-
taoilShed on just thi7 principle I ,ealizes that
G5 PER CENT
IA; u al alseaSes ai4Se HON deransad kidneys and
liver and it strikes ~ cnea - lie root oF tbe J;F
9Heulsy. The elements of wlict i Is composed act
elfectly upon thsSc great ORGANS. both as food
ana restorer' and. b. placing them in healthy
condltlcn drive Gisease ami .ai from tho system.
tor tHe annu@:rah.e tlolu!os caused by un.
neatly Kidneys Liver AMI Uliua:y Organs; for
the distressing Disorders OF Wor,9n ; for Malaria
and for physical arrangements generally. this
great remedy has 10 equal. Beware of imposters.
mutations and ooncoctions said 10 be Just as good
for Diabetes, ask for WARNER'S SAFE OIA-
bSfES CUhE For sale by nj dealers.
H. r. WARNER Co.. Rochester, NY.
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GGlline J.& I. Cousins Celebrated Shoes

in Alexandria. All genuine goods are marked
y. " i. Cousins the hottOnlS and other makes
marked differently are not the genuine J. l. T.
Cousins which have sold for years with such
satisfaction to my customers. In addition to the
above, have received my stock of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, which | ran conscientiousy
SAY are superior to any stock ever brought to this
city before i'll style, quality, price and workman
ship. G"edS of the hest quality and in every style
made to ortlcr:|:n fit guaranteed All in want
of FIRST CLASS ARTICLES can supply them
selves at my store. 4 comparison of my goods
with others is invited. Respectfully.
my24 FREDERICK PAFF % King St
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LEG!fL NOTICES.

NlH"lNlA: city Of .lieraad,in. iorit: / Enlc,,
Iorthcr OF the city of Alexandria, Va, 4
manufacturer and vcnder of beer in said city,
.,;, ..;IHG adopted us my Trade Mark. the word
li'oi-l enclosed in diamond S!raln,l figure,
ana claim the right to the exclusive list. of ,biS
trade mark impressed upon beer hotties. and tn,
bottles upon which tho said trade mark is i'm
pressed, whether the said trade mark stands alone
or Is accompanied by the words RI lnrrnrrs Beer,
[. " W. Agents. Richmond, Nu or
christian White, Richmond, Va.," or
n Portncr, Alexandria. Va" or
Rob. Portner, Alexandria. Va.." or
'Robert Portncr, Alexandria, Va" or
II. POrtncr. Norfolk, Va" or
Rob. Portner Norfolk, Va" or
Robert Portner, Norfolk, Va" or
"R. pnrtncr. Lynchburg Va" or
Koh. Portncr, Lynchburg, Na" or
"R"lcrt Portncr, Lynchbmrg, Va" or
II. Portncr. Washington, ID. CO
koh Portncr Washington. d. c." or
Robert Purtner. Washington. d. Cor ...
n. Rortnrr, Wilmington n Cor
Rob Portncr Wilmington, N. Cor
R0hcrt pnrtncr, Wilmington ~ Cor
"R. Portncr. CharlottcsN. c." or
Rob Portncr Charlotte, N. c." or
Robert Portncr. Charlotte. y. c." or
'R. POrtnrr, Augusta. Ga" or
Rob. Purtncr, Augusta Ga" ur
liohert Portncr, Augusta, Ga" or otherwise.
lhG hotties upon which this trade mark is im-
pressed and of which | claim the exclusive usr
are of glass, either light or dark, contain thirteen,
iourtcrll or sixteen ounces. are commonly called
pint bottles, have patent hccr shoppers thereto
affixed and arc of the shape in which bcpr bottles
are usually made.
This claim of trade mark is made and this de-
scrpti"n filed in accur,aucc with the terms and
provisions of an Act of Assembly approved 9th
March 1850, and entitled "An. act to protect own
erS of trade marks and to prohibit the unauthor-
izrd use, sale or purchase of bottles upon which
amy manufacturer Or vcntcr Of beer mineral
waters and other beverages may have had his
name "r mark impressed"
Given under my hand this Sth day of June,
lSS2 ROBERT PORrNEE
VIRGINIA: Corporation Court of the city of
Alexandria. Clerks Office, June Sth. 1SS2
Inns rinm "r tr''ie mark WINS this day filed in
the Office and recorded Tcste:
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
true copy from the Records. Tcstc:
ic19-2w MORTON MARYE, (lrrk
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ALEXANDRIA, VA WEDNESDAY, EVENING JUNE d 1900
AleHanlria Oasette
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
At the Gazette Building, Nos. 10 & 70 Prince st
TERMS.
TRI-W EEkLY

Alexandria. Va " ~ ''
ie Gazette Office is connected with the Telephone Ex-
cailsc advertisements orders for the mlpcr news
phone. ~ " '1 ~ WV
fcrsons leaving the city for the summer can have the
HhZetlc mailed to them. post paid. for t v crnts1r.r
hloti and the address changed often :s desired
Resolutions i'll nlcnurian al thanks tributes of rsti
resolutions adopted ly societies or persons unless of
pubic concern, will only he printed in this ,rurr as
advertisements. ~ ''' "
Nmrfhc ana death notices must c pail for i'm advance
Price fifty cents, when not rNceciiu.- six lines
'"llr'ict advertisers will moi l allowed Ia exceed their
space unless the excess Is paid for transient cs
ANA under no circumstances will lrv lc allowed Ia
advertise other than their Legitimate business in the
slnce contracted for. ~ ''
All transient advertisements INNS, Lc ,.I, g., :, ~,
i' ' ~ NV
lEntcrcd ut the Iosollicc nj Alexandria Vr.ruo os
sccomd-class mattcrD '7''''' '
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS.
CLOSING.
Washington, D. c., and Northern mails a. H.,
II IN. and and S:15p. III.
Western mails 4:30 and S:15 p. M.
Southern mails, via Richmond. Va. 100 H.
and 4:3O and 900 p. III.
South and Southwestern mails. via Lynchburg,
Va, through mails. G:3O p. III. Through and way
mails, GOO a. m at.s'
Manassas Division GOO 4. III. '..
Alexandria to Round Hill, Va, 500 n. III.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails. via Washington
d. G.. $50 a. III. ID III. aud 6 D. nl
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va. $40 A. IN.
and 9::}O 4. III.
Southwestern mails. via Lynchburg. Virginia
500 Il. III. and ITO p. Ill.
Manassas Division 6:15 p. m
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va $3.50 p. III.
Office 1lOurs-Oicc opens 1T $50 Il. H., and
closes at 700 p. III.
Sunday Hours-Oticc opens at 900 4. m., and
closes ut $50 Il. III.
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ST AR

Will stand this season ut
"a IT'S IA RN, WEST END,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
From April ] to June 30 1882.
Star is dark bay, IL hands high. and s years
old; an excellent driver and draughs horse weight
12oOlfS; trnttcd his mile in :2:45 in six week 5
handlng has taken three first premiums at the
Alexandria fairs. He was raised by Mr.. Willis
Henderson. of Fairfax county, Va: his sire was
old Star. Morgan horse; his dam Black Hawk
Mare from Kentucky. Terms $40 for the season:
$50 to insure.
,E1 The best Of care will he taken of all mares
left at the stand. No accountability, however for
unavoidable accidents.
mhS r. ID. CATS, Proprietor
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TANNEY'S FERTILIZINCi CIIEMlCAIS-Thc
- formula given below. and which VIC designate
as "Janncys Formula No 10 is based upon IN
experience of many years, and is we'll adapted to
either wheat. corn. potatoes tobaccD. .Ianncy'S
Formula No. 10 contains: .... ri
POO lbs pure dissolved slaughter house bones.
$50 Sulphatc potash
30 magne5ia.
- ammonia. Price $40
For use. Janney's Formula No. 10 should be
mixed with sufficient dry muck or stable manure
drill from POO to 300 HIS to tile acre. The above
price is net cash for the Formula, delivered free
on board the ears or steamboat in Alexandria, Va.
JANNEY K CO. Wholesale Druggists
ap11 Nos. - Il 1872 King St. Alexandria Va
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Just received Il large line of Trunks all
prices and styles.
II. STRAUSS, 66 King st.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, PAPER. dc.
JUST RECEIVED At FRENCH'S

.., ". 93 AND 05 KING STREET.
a very handsome assortment of JUVENILE
BOOKS, suitable for prizes. Included are the
Katy Kid series, Little Ones Library" "Never
Give Up, Series" Little Pitcher set, Bow Blue
Library, Dickens Little Folks Library, Proverb
Stories and many Others
Young Peoples Library all the standard stories
- EohnSan CruSoc, Arabian Nights, Swiss Family
Robinson. and twenty others illustrated; 2O.
each. E....
Barriers Burned away new lot; Zoe. .
a,rescotts Philip I'd; new edition; 3 vols; 81 50.
The Bah Ballads: illustrated 2Oc.
The tiilhcrt' Shakespeare: illustrated; 4Oc.
Woods Natural History for Boys; POE. ....
AndrrS"n'S and Grimm's Fairy Tales: Doe each.
New Books. Magazines, Seaside and Franklin
Square Library constantly receiving -.
lcli GEO. E. FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-21

Another Gross of Ideal" Coffee and Tea Pots
Just received. They are perfect. rs hundreds in
this city and elsewhere can testify. II stands OH
its own merits. Ifaftcra weeks triatit does not
do as represented return it and have your money
refunded. Send for price list.
STANSBURY & BRO,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Stoves and Tinwarc
Tin-rootng aud Job Work 4 Specially Our
motto :Best Material, Greatest Care, Efficient
Workmanship Stoves received on storage
Don't forget the place, McBurney's Building cor.
King and Washington streets.
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a large stock of straw hats to be sold
without regard to cost.
II. STRAUSS, 66 King ST.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

I INJDEKN Z IU.
Wholesale Dealers and .Tnbbcrs in
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. FLOUR, SALT
AND FISH
full line of celebrated pure old Whiskics,
Hramdi"|" Gin. Rum &c, Massey Il Co.'S Piiladcl.
phia and tlas@cttS Baltimore Alrs. and Berger II
Enar'> I-a@rr Beer. in casks or Bottles.
Agents for James 5. Kirk e Cos. Standard
Soap. and for the Baltimore River Steamers.
orders promptly attended 10. and c0nsignmcnts
s"hri'H!. No. Il King street
myl II Alexandria. Va.
| N\NhE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Clothing at Reduced Prices
On account Of the backward season, and havin,
very large and well selected of READY-NIADf
CLOTH ING on hand, we have reduced our
so SUITS TO So 90
12 SUITS TO 10 90
15 SUITS TO II 50
Is SUITS TO ID co
20 SUITS TO II 90
In Boys and Childrcns Suits VIC have made
the same reduction. Call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, and he con-
vnced of the rare bargains we are now Offering to
tho trade.
S. WATERMAN & son,
my19 Clothiers and Tailors, 81 King st.
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Childrcn'S and Boys Suits from $3.50 up
II. STRAUSS. 66 King st.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Cotton Seed Meal. Halcd Hay. Cut Hay IIolniny
Chop. Mid'IIin% and Heavy and Light Bran spc-
cialti,S.
Prompt attention given 10 all orders
Nos. 81 and -; KING STREET,
mllb hlrXandrin Va
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BOOTS IND SHOES

TfIUTS .fNU SHOES
TIW WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
This is I" give notice that have the rrclysire
right to sell the
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NATE HAyETHE LARGEST STOCK AND THE
w cheapest Boots and Shoes in the city Come
and look: cost you nothing.
my25 WB WADDEY, 40 King st.
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All kinds of VIOLIN STRINGS kept in stock.
ap4- -6mos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shOmlu he aldrcSsrd 10 &c AZrrrr
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-06-10

Lasaison est tres favorable jus
qua present pour la patate douce.
Nous Osons csperer que la culture
de ce fruit ne sera pas negli &c Get
to aimee. C'est une chose qui ne
demaude pas d'Ouvrage compare
tivement, ellie Sc vend tOnjours un
prix assez eleve dans hOtre parois.
So La terrre menue de prairie est
Acknowledgement adaptee a cette cnl,
tu4, ct il y en- IA une grande quan.
tite d'entour6.
II y que!ques soirs de celia on
de nos meilseurs citoyens, fut ar
r6t6 sur la levee Young dams cette
par0isse par deux hommes blancs
arm6s dc pistolets qui spisireut
son cheval a la bride ct le Saluant
de pexpressiOn peu euphonique"Ia
boursc Oh la vie" Avec beaucoup
do presence d'esplit glissa de sa
poche son portefeuille qui conte-
matt un peu d'argent 1T .les papiers
dc valenr ct le jeta dams l'herbe
vOisine ct de l'autre il tendit un
cinqnante sous de monuaie aux
brigands, qui d6sappointeS s'enfui,
rent a toutes jambes.-Qn dom
mage que Ia loi ne puisse pas
METRE la main sur des gems CON-
me ceux-la. .-MAridional
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LA EELLE-sECR DE SARAl

LA EELLE-SECR DE SARAH.
Les inspecteurs charges de Ia
surveillance deS magasins du
Louvre remarqaaient le 10 mai
une femme dune trentaine dan
nees don't les allures evelllerent
les sorpcous' On Ia snivit ct on la
Wit, Oh passant devant un comptoir,
eulever uue petite robe d'enfsDt ct
Ia caober prest4mant sous son
manteau. Ellie tut aossit0t arr6tee
ct on trouva sur ellie, outre cette
robe, une paire de pantoutles bro.
d6es, deux lnouchoirs Ut OH porte.
monnaie qu'elle await 6galement
derobees, le tout valiant environ
une coutaine de francs.
Ellie fut conduite au poste d. Ia
rue Villedo, Oh NJ. Alais, commits.
sairr de police, l'interrogea. Ellie
d6clara SO nommer, Nine Graitb;
son mari exerce la profession dc
m6decin & Smyrne ; ellie est nee
Damala, ct est L. Sour de M.Da-
mala qui y r6cemment epous6 Mile
Sarah Bernhardt. Une fiAcr6 ty-
phoide ct des chagrius donesti-
uues lui ont tronblee IL raisoD ct
NJ. Alais, ayaut reconuu son 6tat
dtesprit Sc disposait 4 Ia faire re-
conduire chez ellie. lorsque 81 IA
mile, pr6ven4e de l'incideut, Ia fit
r6clamer.
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Ii 6te annOnc6 r3cemment
qu'uue societe aDglaise await Tor
me IL projet d'0rganiser une Expo
sitlon c0mmerciale flcttante. Ce
PROJECT est devenu Ine yealit6. Un
vapeur de 5000 tonneaux, 10
ice>Roi, Went d'6tre equit6 q
LOudres ct va recevOir une gran
do vari6t6 de prodults dtexposants
auglais. IL fera IL tour du monde
ct s'arr6tera dams les principanx
ports des divers pays.
LIE but de cette enterprise tou
t. Douvelle est de METRE sous les
yeux des acheteurs etrangers les
les specialit6< des manufactures
de Loud. es, Birmingham, de Man
chester ct d'aut'es grands cen.
tres d'lndustrle ct de ieur 6viter
ainsi la peiue ue faire IL voyage
d'Angleterre.
LIE Vice Roi, don't les cabines ct
meme IL pont serout TRANSFORMERS
en- saIies d'-xpe>ition, passera 4
Gibraltar, traversera la Mediter
rance, le canal de Suez, vlsi!era
Crylan, l'Inde, l'AustIalir, les
FIJI, Ia Tasmania, le Cap DE- Bonne
Esperance, Madere, etc. On en-
pere que l'ExpOsition flottante
n'aura pas moins lie success qu'une
Exposition lnternatioDale.
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La Charit6.

"Je snis Ia Charit6. ramie
Qdi Sc reveille avant Ia iour
Q'and Ia nature est endormje
Et que DIeu ma dit: A ton tour
Je viens visiter Ia chaumiare
teuve de l6t6 81 charmant!
esuis til de Ia priere.
Jai des mains quo olvre ais6ment.
Je prize, ct jamais je n'Ordonne
Chere tout homme, quel gu il soft,
Je laisse Ia joie = qui d0nne.
Et je l'appofte 4 qui recoit."
O figure auguste ct modesto.
Oh le Seigncur mela pour nous
Ce que range a de plus celeste,
Ce que Ia femme de plue doux!
An lit du veillard solitaire
Ellie penche un front gracieux,
Et rien nest plus beau snr Ia terre,
Et rien nest plus grand dams les cieux.
Ellie w dams chaque masure,
Laissant III pauvre rejoui
Le vim, IL pain frais, ihuile pure,
Et IL courage 6panoui!
Puis elle oherche au coin dee bornes.
Transis par Ia froide vapeur,
Ces enfants qu'On volt ms ct mornes
Et sc mourant avec stupeur.
All! v6ilA surtout ceux qn'elle aime!
Fables fronts dams / omhre engloutis,
Pares dun triple diademe,
1nnocents, pauvres ct petits.
Et vi, le front dams la lumiare,
Un richie passe On ce moment,
Par le bOrd de "a robe altiere
Ello le tire doucement.
All! donnez moi pour que je dome.
J'ai des 0iseaux nus dams mon mid,
Donnez, m6chants. Dieu vous pardonne
Donnez, 8 bons, Dieu vous benit!
Xs*s.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-06-10
LIE DEJEUNER DEs CAIMANs.- =

LIE DEJEUNER DES CAIMANS.-
Pour Ia plupart des Europ6rns
la great attraction dans l'Isthme de
Panama, csest Ia chasse auoaiinan.
Presque tous ambitionuen, dem
porter, en- Quittant ces parages,
simon un caiman mort ou vif, au
moins le souvenir dune chasse.
De tous ces fOugueux Nemrod,
bien peu, ont all la bonne fortune
d'assister, meme de loin. 4 un re.
pas de ces redoutabies sauriens.
lis sont ranges sur le sable ou
dams les anfractuosit6s du littoral;
avec une lorgmette on peut les voir
sans les g6ner.
Leur museau est grand ouvert;
on dirait .ieux grapdes lanes
de bois noir 6cart6es ct peiutes
en- rouge, 4 l'iut6rieul. La.
nimal est au repos, les maohoires
ouvertes sont CONNIE immobilis6es.
Les mouches, moucherons, insectes
voltigeut autour de Get entonnoir;
lis entrent dansla cavite, sly install
lent, sucent le sang des tissus: ills
y pen6trent par legions. Les deux
machoires conservent lenr imthobi-
lite.
Bient6t l:int6rieur du museau
est noir, de mouches; ON ne volt
plus le fouge sanguin0lent des tbs
sus. Attention i! Tout 6 coup on
eutend un brutt sec; les deux ma.
CHORES 40 ferment brusquement.
LIE caiman avale dun coup des
milliers de victimss. Puts le mu-
scau ssouvre encore. A tout 4 i'hen'
re uDe autre fouruee.
Ces auimaux font ainsi chaque
iour une 6norlne cousOmmati0n de
mouches.