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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-16
RECETTES TITLES

Cole forte Hquide pour employer d
.trOid.-Cette cole, qui est devenue
dun usage tres general, Sc trouve
facilement dams le commerce, mais
ellie est Reinforcement dun prix Gle
We, quand on Ell emploie une certai
ne qnanti,6. On peut la preparer
de differences facons ct obtenir DIES
resultats senslblement id%entiques.
VOici une formule simple
De!aycr, d'abord 80 grammes dsa
midon dams de l'eau.
D'autre part, f;.ire dissoudre, u
lie feu,-a II chaleur moderee, iou
mieux au balm marie,-JO grammes
de gelantlne on cole forte, dams
quantite d'eau sntfiSante.
LOrsQue In solution de geiatine
est bien tluide, y verser 80 grammes
de terebentine ordinaire,- ct y reu-
mir la dllntion d'amidon.
Retirerdu feu, aples meIange bien
homogene.
On dome a cette cole la consls.
lance convenable, en- mettant plus
on MONS d'eau, - Suiyant Gu'On la
veut plus on moins forte on dsapres
l'usage auquel on la destine.
Pour tcaW les c~0uteaur DyoDJ-es-
Avant de pattir en- voyage, il est
boa de eralsser les couteaux de ia
BILE avec an reu de graisse bien fine,
ain qu'lls ne sc rouillent pas.
Dams certaines maisohs, on met
lie cote les giants de peau hors de
service, puts, avec les doigts de ces
giants on confectionne DIES petites
gaines que ion enduit de salndoux.
DE cette malieIe, on retrouvera
e cOnteauN ca tres bon etat, ouand
bien meme i'appartement serait hu-
mide.
Ne''Cycge dos ritrcs.-Tout lie
monde connait la diiliculte de net.
foyer les Wires qui ont etc eclabous
ses on tachees de graisse.
Frottez IL verre avec une trapche
u'OlSnOn CT OlentOt III era reudu a
sa ncttete primitive. Ce nest pas
un procede parfum6, mails qui veu t
la tin veut les moyens.
Les rosiers.-Il est temps de faire
des bOutureS de rosters; on fait
meme bien de les cOmmencer des
que la f1oraison de Juliet est passee.
C'est lie moment, OH Giles rougisssnt
ct prennent facilement, sur couche
ct sous cloche ''la couche au.dessOus
du niveau du sol ct la cloche bar.
bOuillee de blanc.' On fait encore
des b%outures ell octobre, sans doute
mails cel!es de cette epoque Ia ne
resistent pas autant ct p6iissent
solvent en- hiver.
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Aux Petits Capitalists 1
Possesseurs d'Epargnes.

PLACEMENT EXCEPTIONNEL
dams une AFFAIRE ACKNOWLEDGMENT IN
CAIsE, mails aynnt SON siege 1T son explG
ton dams la VILE pG NEW YORK.
REvENU ANNUiL ASSURE, 30 ID. q
$500 pour chaque ru.t de $500.
CINQ CENTS PARTS, settlement
sOnt Offertes actuellement aux Public
langue franchise DIES Flats Unis ct DIN
NADIA. lie placement s'egectuera d ms IA
maine Gni sniry'a FinSelfion de Ia pressns
nonce. Ia
Pour Prospectus. Renseiguements d
plets, References ct Bulletins de spusrl
tions s'adrcssera
NM. VERMONT g. COMPAGNIE
76 Chambers street, office 10. NEW Yoa
ii sera repondu aussit6t, n tou,e delnan
par lettre cachettte.
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DIES QUATRy
SEASONS.

AIR. JOHN BOSIO, PEOPRIETAIn
WI du RESTAURANT DIES QUATIE-SAW1
previent ses amis de 10 willie CT de Ia a
payne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate, "a
"A transfere son restaurant du No. lJj 4
la rue de Charities an No. lll de la md
rue, pres de St-Lous. II profile de cette Z
casion pour reriercicr lie public ct solid
en- meme temps la continuation de sonb3
veiilant patronage. II inforune en- outre I
amis quill IA DIES salons particulars su q
mler, ct DIES chambres meublees 4 l0uer n
semaine on au mois. Les personnel DE-
Vile ct della campaane Y truuveront tout
comfort desirable. lie Restaurant sers 0uv1
jusqu'a mInuit.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENT.
HOTEL DIES ETRANGEk&
E~ncoignure des rues Green ct Thibcaaai

Mr.. Thomas Aleerti PREVENT ses anfs
les voyageurs quill Went de faire de =
arrangements qui lui permettrops !
s'atistaire tout ceu qui voudront iAons
rer de leu confiance J
Repas a toute heure de Ia journee ct =
commando. !
Table d'h6te d 10 heures du matin ~
d%ejeuner ct a 1 hcures du s0ir pour dlnelI
Chambres commodes ct bien sarnies.
PRIX MODEREES.
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CELLE QUE JAIME.

Bien des poetes ont chante
De la femme raimable empire,
Moi je veux chant. r la bonte
De celle pour qui je soupire.
On lni trouve pen de beaute,
Mais je men mOque ct je pnis dire,
Que plein d'amour, de volupte.
Je In comtemple avec d6lire.
Lui dormant baiser sur baiser,
SOudain je la vols sembraser....
De Famour brilliant c'est le type.
C'est mon tout. mon tresOr. mon bien.
Voulez-vOus la cOnnaitre? Ell b!en.
Celle que Jaime, c'est ma pipe.
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.LETTRE DE NEW. YORK.
Correspondence Spccia'e dc la S%ESTISELLE
New- York, I Sept, 1882.
ON

ON RENTRE!.-.
Notre bonnie metropolc s'est enri
chic, dams ces derniers jouls de cent
mile vagabonds citoyens. Les eco
les pub'iques %rouvraient leurs por-
tes, lundi dernier, ct sur les bancs,
sOigneusement 6pousseteS, s'assey>
ait, cote 4 cote, lie bebe richie bruui
par le hale s~alutaire de la PLACE on
de la montague ct lie bebe pauvre
pail ct maigri par les privations ct
P~entassement dies tenement houses
homicides. Les petits missionaries
di primo caytello sont encore a New
port Oh Saratoga, naturellement, de
ces e2fants ~effemines ct s~urchauffes
qui font F~etonnement ct cause la
piti6 DIES gems de bon sens, .emoins
de lenr precoce semitic ct de leur
affectation. Dieu merci! tous les pa
rents americans mont pas encore
accepte lie regime de la separation
des classes s~ociales, ct l'eccle publ.
que, Iibre al6ne OH Sc revelent les
aptitudes de chacun sous reil intel
llgent du maitre est encore lie tritu-
r0teur acccpte qui forme Phomme
ct ie citoyen. Petits negres, petits
blancs sont confondus, ..devant la ia.
bleau noir ct les larges images ct lie
preiuge de caste s'affaiblit ainsi in>
sensibIement au grand profit de la
grande ct libre Repubtique.
On rentre!... La Bourse Sc peu.
pie de ses gros dignitaires, ne pro-
cedant qua coups de millions ct
bouleversant. III gre de leur avidit6
les s%peculations mesquines des bons
badauds. On rentre!.. Les wastes
hotels revoyent leurs habituGs de la
saison froide: joueurs, chercheurs
d'affaires, Intermediates - j'allais
dire entremetteurs-de toutes sortes.
6talant leurs immacules ct leurs
gros claimants, dams les Halls en-
cOmbreS. On rentre LA la lime.
a la 233me rue, a la Gme Avenue, sc
presSe de nonveau la cOhue DIES TO-
lies achefeuses ct les deventures re
n%ouvellent leurs seductions hors de
saison. LIE cachemir, lie velours, les
%fourrures apparaissent aux vitrlnes.
On Ose parler d'hiver, consultant
plut6t l'almanach que lie thermom6-
tire ct les mar;s prepayment deja les
cheques reclames pour le reequipe.
ment feminin. On rentre!.. Voici,
I'm a un, les theatres qui rouvrent
eurs portes p~resentant au public
n~ouvelles pieces ct nouveaux artis-
tes %ou-plus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lrares artistes nouveanx jouant de
vieilles pieces maladroitement de.
marques. On rentre! 80. Adieu
l'ete, salut l'automne. II nest pas
trop tard pourtaDt pour vous envo-
yer I'm court recit, cueilli sur le vif
ct sur place ct don't la pOesie sap.
preciera dele meme.
SHANTYVILLE:
II y a pen de jours je revenais,
vers la mutt tombanie, dune courte
excursion au High-Bridge, ce pont
aqueduc d'ou l'on domino lie panora
ma enchanteur de la riviere Harlem.
Je voyageais sur lie chemin de fer
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ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQCE.
Rotary JOB Pass.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire. nous som
mes a meme dexccnter tour les ouvrages ty-
pOgraphiques Ini nous seront confits Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atfaiIes. entttes de
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs, circu-
laires, etc, seront inr,rilnes dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a DIES prix mudtres.
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For. Hscnt.

The Fine Store. on Main street peay 4
corner st. Philip. formerly occupied Nv
Meyer. Possession viii be given ina
diately-
JOS. I. THIBODEAUY,.l
Drug Sion
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COPARTNEESsEEP.

nRS. BOURGEOIS AND DANSEREd
~ have associated themselves for I
practice OF medicine anT surgery.
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ASSOCIATION.

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS & UANSEgEi1
ont iOrme uuc association, pour la ,psj
que de Ia medicine ct de Ia chirur.;e.
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L'ASTRE DU SOIR.-NOl une le-
gende indienne qui rappelle de bien
pres les immorteIs dmants de T6rO-
ne do grand tragique auglais. Tn
chef ~iliustre de la tribn DIES Chero
KEGS await pour 6lle unique Naco-
chez 'l'Astre du ir,'jeune Indien
ne dune grande beaut6 ct qui etait
lidole de toute la jeunesse militan.
te de Ia tribu. Ellie tut seduite ct
ct enlevee par un jeune guerrier
nomme Sautee. fills du chef DIES
Chactas, peuplade ennemie des Che
rokees. LIE pere de Ia jeune file
reunit ses meilleuls guerriers ct sc.
laDca sur les traces du ravisseur.
Les eclOs de liz vallee retentirent
DIES Girls terribles du pere outrage
ct de ses vengeurs, ct cenx-ci passe
rent plusieuls journees a chercher
dams les montagnes la piste DIES fu
gifts. Santee await meme NacOchee
dams une caverne bien profOnde ct
await dome a sa princesse une
chambre nuptiale taillee dams lie roc
vif. Cette caverne dat ttre l'Eden
des deux amants. Mais pas plus
qu'Adam ct Eve apres lie fruit de
fendu. ills ne pouvaient echapper a
Ia tureur vcngercsse qu',ls avaient
encourue. Leur retraite lmpen6tra
bic fut bient0t decouverte, ct une
savage Glamour de triomphe annon
Ga la capture du ravlsseur. Son
process ne traina guere, ct il fut con
damne a Gtre jete dams lie plus pro
fond precipice en- presence meme de
Nacochee. LIE condamne n.eut d:au
tire repit que le temps ~necessaire
pour entoDner un chant lie mort.
Lorsque lie solcil disparut derrlere
les montagnes du.couchant ct que
la premiere etoile du solr s.alluma
au armament, u un signal du
vieux chef, Quatre guerricrs saisi
rent lie jeune Chactas ct lie lancerent
dams lie precipice. Plus prompte
que l'eclair, Nacochee ssechappant
des bras de son pere, cria deux fois
le nom de son amant ct Sc precipita
daus lie meme abime. Leurs restes
defgures turent retrouves cote a
cote au fond de la vallee. La haiDe
du vielllard ne resista pas a cette
terrible scene, ct il permit que Ma
cOchee ct son amant fussent enter
res dans le meme tombeau, OH les
lanes ct les ronces PROFICIENT leur
pemeure inviolable ct eternelle.
L'amitie entire ;hOmmes ct fem
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A Milwaukee, Wisconsin, pres
de l'abattoir Sc trOuve M magnifi
que pbarmacie don't les murs sOnt
e%ntierement garnis de grandes gla
ces. En- conduisant un trOupeau
de moutons 4 Ia bOucherie. un DIES
gardens Il l'ilee, historic de riIe,
de pOasser lie heller dams Ia pharma
Gle. Aussit0t toutes les h6tes Sc
precipitent dams la boutiQue ct voy
ant dams les glaces un troupeau de
mOutOns qni Went contre ell' S, CT
gnent aqui mieux mieux. En- un
moment, tOutes les glaces VIOLENT Ell
eclats. Les gardens s'efforcent de
faire sortir leurs moutOns; 10 belier
Sc jette wee desespoir dams la de-
vanture ct Saute dams la rue d ira
vers les vitriues; pendant dix nina
ties, on volt tous les mOutons sauter
les ms apres les autres, renversant
les hacons, les bOcaux ct les bouteil
les.-Les journauX du nord appel
lent celia IN amusement prdtiqne"
practical joke.
I'm auteur, dauS FAmericGa Cult
GATOR, recommapdc DE- .don3er de la
chaux en- petite qnantit6 aux che
vaux ct aux bestiaux cOmme etant
un D%r6servatif ct un remede cOntre
les ulceres ct autres maladies de
bestiaux. Ayant I'm cheval malade
quill he pouvait guerir par d'autres
mOyens, il lui donna une cnilleree
a table de chaux vive trois fois par
Semalne avec sa nOurriture.
Au bout de deux semaines lie che
val rendit DIES chiques ct Ell grande
quantite, puts il cut du mieux. Les
chiques misses dams la chaux mourn
rent Ell moins de vingt quatre heu.
res. Ii en- dome a SEES b%estiaux, Ell
la melant a du sci ct leur permet
tant d'y avoir toujours aces. Du
momeut OH il a aadopte &c remede il
ma perdu aucun animal par suite
de maladies de bestiaux quoiqu'il
Gu cut perdu plusieurs auparav ant.
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L'amitie entire ;hOmmes ct fem
mes, c:est l'amOur avec un faux
neZ.
La jalousie est lc mur mitoyen
qui separe l'amoIr de la haine.
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Dams une brasserie de Ia Canabi.
ere, trois on quatre n6gOciants eau
salient de distractions ct de gems
d~istraitS.
Tn naturel du Cemtat etait vex6
de ne pas placer son mot.
Quand les Marseillais current de.
vide tout leur repertoire, celui.ci
s'ecria:
&c nest rien 4 cote dun bour.
reau que nous avons Gu d Avignon.
Figurez vous qu'un jour d'execution
il oublia la guillotine.
Et alOrs demanderent les Marseil
lais.
He! Ga fit tout manquer!
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B brought tto Paris, u person swore I'd seeing
HIM 60 OFT off Lady Mazel' b the N night c.ss
which she was Iaurd ered. Berry said that
he had been killing a. cat. $is. s SgS8s$
On these circumstances he was con--
u demned to the torture and afterward to- be-
broken alive on the Wheel. On being tor
y tured he confessed that, BY dire tion and
.8oFder OF one llne. ode Savoniere Lady
4 Alazeps daughte he and lie Brun had un-5
4 saa gE to rob and murder Lady N azel,
and that Le l3run lnurd ered her while he
stood at the door to prevent surprise N
ln truth OF this eclarafion he persisted
until he was sbrorlg,h to the place of exc
4 cution, when, begging to speak with one of
! the judges, he Secanted what he had said
& against Tie Brln and Nine do Saw.
#oniere, iii and confegsesi that az ne
came to Paris on the w ednesday before
\ the murder was committed. On the Friday
evening he went into the house, and, nm
+ perceived, got into one of the lofts, where
\ he lay I'LL Sunday morning A INSISTING On
apples, and bread which he had i'll his
pockets; that about III o clock on Sunday.
morning, when he knew the lad had gone
to mass, he stole down to her chamber, and
the door being open, he tried to get under
ths bed, but it being too low he returned
to the loft, pulled of his coat and his waist
coat and returned to the chalnbe r a second
time in his shirt; he \ then got under the
bed, where he continued till the afternoon,
when Lady Mazel went to church, knowing
she could not come back soon, he left
his a hiding place, and ID u being in
commoded with his hat he threw it under
the bed, and raa de a cap Of Q napkin which
Il lay ona chair, secured the bell strings, and
then sat down BY the fire, where he contin-.
ued till he, heard her coach drive into the
courtyard, when he again got untler the
bed and remained there; that the Lady
Mazel having been il bed about an hour,
he got from under it and demanded Il her
money, she began to4cry out and attempted
70 ring upon which he stabbed her, and
she resisting with all her stre1lgstt tn, he re-,
peated his stabs until she was dead; thas
&he then took the key of the wardrobe cup
board, found the key Of the IS troug box,
opened it. and took out all the geAs lie could
find to the amount OF nbout 500 liyref; thai
he then locked the cupboard, and re-
placed the key at the beds head threw
his knife into the fire, took his hat from
under the bed. left the napkin in it, took
the key Of the chamber from the chair and
lot himself ont. went to the loft, pulled off
his shirt and crayat, and leaving them there
put on his coat and waistcoat, and stole
SOFTLY down stairs and finding the street
door only on the single lock, he opened it,
went out and left it open; that he had
brought rope ladder to let himself down
from q window If he had found the street
door locked; but finding it otherwise, he
left the rope ladder at the bottom of the
stains, where it was found.
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Ithes Freac al Rspubhc nc the hour Of dedica-s
ton Of the monument to the memory Of the
French troops who fought IN tte American
army in the war off the Revol ution
sSE3 a HE OLD a Nj INT AR FA lsIssSs. #s8


have had ynaasxs, Ia have had com panions
\ nv days of ldhood joyful schoo'
E88
alIare gone, tthe. olsl familiar faces.
SI have been have beon caroasi 6,
Drinking late, sitting late with laa bosom Gro
MES
AL afe some, the old faanilia faces.
u loved II love once, fairest among women 5s3
4 Closed are her doors on me 4 must not se
All, al gone, ti.s Old familiar faces.
IA had q friend, a kinder friend has 40 man; %
Il Like an rfgrate, 4 left my friend abruptly:
1 Left linn to muse on the old familiar faces.
{ Ghost like paced round the haunts Of N,
n sa5 childhood 8 "a, III 5s 2
Earth seemed q desert vas bound to raverse,
Seeking 10 find the Old familiar faces.
Fmend of my bosom, thou more than 4 brother,
Why vert thou not born in my sather's dwell
50 might We talk d the old familiar faces
How some they have died and some they have
leftme n ss {S g s3
And some are taken from me all are depavta4.;
Ali, al are gone. the old familiar faces.
n s#s 3 Charles .la.a,b. s
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creamy costume III n satin ana feecy lace.
hoped with diamond stars
Miss srhaye low me to present 10 yon
II MIR, KOrton. '' sR
L s losBy bowed as TO an utter stranger. All
II instant her lip scurled 4 then she hid III III
!ySan alluring smile. As he has made me- sui ].
fer, SO shall his stuff eTing be. III
She loves me stiil IL y til hit Mark Nor
ton; proudly, as, lat tel, he went ont into Tile
Hstarlit al ghtt. ~ feared i had lost her. HIGH
SHlN shall win Der yst.5 How lovely she Il; SSl
lleVes this time my heart viii be the sta lseis
# 8a # With proud conf deneea Mark but waited
the time best fitted for him to speak tie
words I last The oppo rtuniit y WAS
4 his. She smiled, as he thought, with ioY
las he asked her ~ W to give him his re- ward
Nd hen the smile turned into icy scorn ;Sss The
N look he had interp reted oA1oye altered into
contempt; the sweet tones grew harsh, as ill
& few cutting phrases she spoke the ,F ords
that doomed him. s
M love ron, Flossy believe me, i love
you for Yourself, y he pleaded and for once
B the man was sincere. MI SS$ Vi.
:s5Ss Al look Of scorn flashed from ossy's
& eyes as she with drew her arm from his.
Al orion, 4 she said, III your repentance
Il hos come too late. as I once loved now
despise You! s 83El s5a8s 53
Mark Norton's face flushed before The
contempt III her voice. He felt that she
q haS read Alright the selfish motive OF hid
false heart, Not long after Mr.. N orion ire re-
ceiVed q letter and q small packet contain
ing two cards tied together by q knot Of
bridal ribbon. Upon one was the name
\ Flossy Thaye pom the other, Agr. and
& Mrs. Aubrey Merritt '''' VI u. sS N: S$ Z
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Hen. Joseph Lanes Last Letter

u q rom the Evansville lInd.l Courier.
%A few days since Gen. Joseph Lane adj
Il dressed q letter to Col. "a. Il. Whittlesey, Of
this city with reference to the affairs Of the
Vanderburg Historical society, which was
perhaps the last letter he ever wrote. From
that letter We take the liberty Of extracting a.
\ few sentences. Speaking of his early
struggle in Indiana and elsewhere, Gen.
+ Lane says ::s 5sSS s
Es5SS MY leisure moments have been spent ii
study. & have made naysef acquainted
with all the people Of which history makes
mention. hen IN the army in Mexico +
had Withme q library consisting Of the New,
Testament, Shaksp eare, .seott's Tactlcs,' 4
and approaches. d w bile in congress had
access to one Of the finest libraries in the
world, and my every leisure NOM ntts was
spent in study Sir 90 my ne IL fl ON
public life / have kept myself well posted
IN modernF literature while much OF my time
has been devoted to scientific studies
Among the works @ have kept bv me is the
Popular Science Aioat I'M, editeti by Ye0-
man brothers, which 1 have taken FOR wears
Now, when you recall tn 8 date Of my birth,
December Is, 1901 and lr,yii al,e
E30, 1920, and the taking my seat ia the leg
8islature IN December, 1922, YOU will slat,1r-
h ally say q married very young II and com
nences' political life very early. That is
true, but 4 was "a man for all that. Il In con-!
/ cluslon, my kind friend mast say i am
U too feeble for further effort; ; am as nefsras
the grave as tits possible to be and still
4 live. am standing on the shore Of the
dark II yer, calmly waiting for the vessel to-
bear me to the other side. + can not hope
i to wlite you again, even by the hand of an
q last farewell and the same to all the good
people Of Evansville. To them and to the
city wish continued health, happiness
and prosperity 888
a free E'rotected From II 81
& Washing Corresp denee Of tle s
4 hand some 81 ght was wiisnesset by t1a#
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sqSars TO day 4 large tree of the ma ia
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that presented BY a stack Of hay ia yseered
with snow. The flowers are large III. al
white, many thousands Of them being \, aas
4 the tree. This species is different frs,sa
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{ come before the leaves. 81 lille in the gra1ls,-
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The flowers Of he tree Id Fran kiln SsI 1tssre
are somewhat sinai or than thew ws rs last
year, though more ID ilrnero rls. hs back
gWald spring retaI'1ed Il eir bloom sev vera.
weeks. hey Will renlain Oil lii e Tree ifor5.
nearly q week, the lev ones r1s
ing up for those that ia de ana fall al
watchlr,an kept on dl,lty ut the tree stoss
ids being, ma az On flowers
The governor 81 Rhode Island has 81 81
dered Two salutes to Be fired Ill Rroyidsnc