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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-07-26

Louise Alcott, who has written SO
charmingly and suggestively of the edu-
cation of children, has now a chance to
put her theories into practice. When
her sister Mary died in Paris she left q
little daughter whom Louise has adopted
and will educate in accordance with her
plan of bringing up children. This plan
she states as follows:
Health comes first, and an early
knowledge of truth. obedience and self.
control; then such necessary lessons as
all must learn, and later such accom-
plishments as taste and talent lead heI
to desire; profession or trade to fal
back upon in time of need, TIA she ma
not be dependent or too proud to work
for bread. No late hours, unwholesome
pleasures and dress, no mixing of school
and Irritation, but simple amusements,
daily duties, and purpose in life fc
keep them girls at heart. even while pre-.
pairing for the work and happiness Of
woman"
This is quite different from the educa-
ton Of the fashionable girl Of the period,
or the heroines produced by the Henry
James school Of novelists, but it may Be
the harbinger of the new-fashioned girl,
it is to be hoped great improvement
upon the last generation, who have been
educated mp to fashion and foilles.-
TrOu DailV Times.
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Battling With an Octopus.

Hon. Edward Eddy is, according to
all reports, having a grand time upon
his Eastern trip. Last Sunday he
joined the immense crowd that was en-
route to Coney Island, and ere long it
became noised around that there was
in the party the champion swimmer Of
Colorado. 1t was proud moment for
MIR. Eddy, but perhaps not prouder than
that in which, attired in his yellow bath
g-suit, he issued from the bath-house
and walked majestically down the peb-
bly, beach toward the raging surf. With
a wild snort. Mr.. Eddy plunged into the
seething pillows, and at once COM
menced series of antics and pranks
that were absolutely bewildering. He
was Just about to execute that acrobatic
aria whereby his head and his heels
would change places, when he felt
something sharp and Shiny and cold
seize him by his left big toe and begin
pulling him out into deeper water. Mr..
Eddy gave kick in the hope of shak-
ing off his unknown assailant, but the
biting and pulling continued-in fact,
the unknown assailant refused to be
shaken off. The awful truth then
flashed upon Mr.. Eddy that he had been
attacked by an octopus. The octopus
is the most ravenous and cruel of nat
ural monsters. 1t coils about its prey,
brushes his bones, sucks the juices from
the mangled mass of pulp, and finally
leaves the dry and quivering corpse in
purple shreds for the fishes to nibble at
and the tides to toss hither and thither
until no remnant remains. All this
horrifying truth passed through Mr..
Eddy's mind with the velocity of an
electric current. Mr.. Eddy is strong
man, and when we say he struggled
fiercely to regain the surface of the sea,
we would have the reader duly i'm
pressed with the magnitude of that
struggle. The octopus pulled hard, but
with Mr. Eddy it was case of life and
death, and it was entirely to Mr.. Eddy's
credit that he pulled trifie harder than
the octopus.
While thus battling Mr.. Eddy was
again drawn under the water and he
then thought his last hour had come.
His past life passed like momentary
panorama before his mind, but there
was nothing in it to occasion him re-
morse. Should he suffer himself to be
carried off and devoured by a dirty,
soulless octopus, an inappreciative,
plebian cuttlefish? No, he would die
rather than be slain by such an ignoble
reptile! Yet he felt he was growing
weaker and weaker, an awful chilliness
swept up and down his veins and his
brain seemed to reel. He made another
attempt to rise to the surface. The
octopus chung to him like grim death.
"Help! help! help" shrieked Mr.:
Eddy once more, and then he lapsed
into Inconsistencies.
Mr.. Eddy was lying in life-boat
when he came to his senses, and
strong men were chatting his benumbed
limbs and pouring brandy down his
throat.
Thank heaven,I am savedr' he mm.
INJURED. ..But where is the octopus?"
There" said the Captain of the life
boat, pointing to the insatiare monster
that writhed in the agonies of death near
the hawser mainsail of the larboard
watch.
Mr.: Eddy looked at the hideous Great
sse; Il was a&tsasl esaa'-penvv
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A Curious Canoe.

The gnat builds his egg boat. The
water moth, another little creature,
puts together a real canoe. 1t is very
curious thing. made of bits of straw and
reeds all matted together. 1t is just
the shape of the caterpillar that lives in
it. The insect brcathes with gills just
like q fish, and vet can not swim.
So he fastens this straw and grass to-
gether, winding them all around with
his own silk. The body of the cater
pillar is soft and delicate, you know,
| and might get hurt if it was left ex.
posed. This is the reason why he COW
ers it 80 carefully, all but his head.
This funny sort of canoe is open at
both ends. 1t is so fixed that when the
grub is tired of sailing he can sink down
upon the sand. Reaching out of the
upper end are his six little feet, with
which he drags his small boat after
him whenever he wants to get his din
ner or put up for the night. After sew
eral days he not only creeps out of this
strange house, but out of his skin. at
the same time taking on moth wings.
Many people call these queer creatures
"laddis worms" If you hunt for them
with your young eyes, you can find these
little nests of stone, and gravel, and
leaves, made by the grubs, though they
are very small. They seem to have
great taste in fixing them. You should
see the houses they make of fresh leaves.
curiously put together. They hang
from their shoulders like so many wings.
They are even more like bud just
ready to open.
These pretty cases of leaves are glued
together, leaving an opening ut its top
Just large enough for the little creatures
to put out their head and shoulders when
they want to look about for food; others
of the same species cut pieces of reed
or wood into lengths or strips, and join
them together as they 60 on with their
work. They use a certain kind of &C.
ment, which is better able to stand
water than any ever made by man. And
they often finish up the whole by put
ting broad piece, longer than all the
rest, overhead, to shade the doorway,
so that no one shall see them work.
Some of these funny grlbs break of
| bits of the stems of rushes, which, you
know, grow in the water, and weave
them into a sort of round ball. Then
they hang them together on the stem Of
some other water plant, making little
cell in the middle to live in. Some use
tinv shells even, with sna;ls and other
animals alive in them. They keep these
poor things Just as if they were in pris-
on, and drag them all about with them.
Our Little Ones.
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Disappearance Of Diseases.

We have all been surprised that ma
larial fever, after having disappeared
from New England for nearly two CEN
turtles, should return again to it with its
old-time vigor. Formerly leprosy was
known to us mainly through the Bible;
now it is not stranger even to our OVID
land.
At the present day govt is q common
disease only in England. 1t was once
common throughout Europe; and the
skeleton dug from the ashes of Pompeii
show that the Romans were familiar with
its tOrments.
Few persons away from the larger
seaports ever saw case of typhus fe.
YER; but once its deadly ravages were
not by any means rare among US. Diph.
liberia seems to us new disease; but
the most ancient medical writer's de.
scribe it in terms exactly applicable to
it now.
Among the modern Turks there is .
deadly disease that begins with fever,
followed soon by a profuse sweating and
complete prostratiOn. often resulting in
death within few hours.
In the beginning of the sixteenth
century this same disease prevailed in
England five or six times, carrying of
over thirty thousand victims. Queen
Anne Boleyn was attacked by 1t, but re-
covered to fall by the Ak. Cardinal
Wolsey had four attacks of it. Henry
VIII. shifted his court from place to
place to escape it.
1t was then largely limited to En-
gland, and was known abroad as 1.-The
English Sweat" That there was Z
cause for it is plain from the manner in
which Erasmus wrote to WOlsey.
Chambers built in such way As to
admit of no ventilation, floors laid with
white clay and covered with rushes, oc-
casionally removed, but 50 imperfectly
that the bottom layer is left undis-
turbed, sometimes for twenty years.
hsrboring expectorstions. vomitings;
ale-droppings, scraps OF fsh and
other abomicatiops not fit to be men
toned"
The Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal adds: 1.-THE narrow streets
were the receptacles for all garbage,
while the surface-sewers slowly rolled
their contents towards an already pol.
luted river" Here were the sources Of
this disease; but cleanliness and better
habits ct living hare oaused ~ disap'
pesssaee, yoNAl CempaHteas
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Our Young Readers.
TWO LITTLE GIRLS.

know little girl
you! Oh, mob
Who, when she's asked to go to bed,
Does just So
She brings q dozen wrinkles out
And takes the dimples in;
She FUCKERS up her pretty lips
And then she does begin:
"Oh dear me! I don't see why!
All the others sit up late,
And why can't r.
Another little girl know,
With curly pate,
Who says: when I'm o great big girl
IN sit up late:
But mamma says twill make me grow
To be an carly bird"
So she and dolly trot away.
without another word.
Oh. the sunny smile and the eye 30 blue
And-why. yes, now think of 1t,
She looks like vOss.
Youths Companion.
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To Cure Beef: For one hundred
pounds of beef, nine pounds of salt, two
ounces of saltpeter. two ounces of black
pepper and one pint of,molasses. Pack
your beef in a cask and put all of thi.
mixture over it; then pour boilng-watel
on the beef until covered; cover tight.
end you win have coyued bee5 that viii
Yep ysAE-M ReNsaheld.
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"A beautiful Boston girl has efossed
to Europe In the Storage Of q Cunard
liner. jpit to ese bow u waA
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-07

REUNION IMPORTANTE. - Une
reunion DIES membres de ID compa-
gnie des pompiers Thibodasxr NJ. 1
ct de celle des Echelles, Home Hook
and Ladder No. 1, aura lieu lundi
proclaim 4 Z heures du sOir, dams
le but de prendre DIES measures pour
Perection de Ia waste batisse qui
doit 6tre constitute sur b terrain
du Nremen's Fair Grounds. WI
Importance de cette reunion, il
fault esperer que tous les membres
seront ponctuels ct qu'ils seront
unaniment pour doter notre vile
dune sale spacieuse, commode ct
cOnvenable SOUS tous les rapports,
pour representations dramatiques,
concerts, soirees, foires ct sutres di-
vertissements capables dattirer lie
monde dans~notre vile.
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CREvAssE.-La crevasse Four
nier coule torJours, ct eoulGdselon
toutes LEI probabilities ius{u,A i
oalsse des eaux. Deau qui sEchap-
pe par cette breche, qui a atteint
DIES proportions eonsiderabhs, in.
onde non-seulement les habitants
d'alentOur mails encore ceux Aes en-.
virons de Lockport /; ellie menace
en- outre ceux de la paroisse' Terre-
bonnie. Dun autre cote, sete br2-
che a grandement soulage les rive.
rains de la rive gauche," depuis
Raceland jusqu'a la mcr. Dams Get
te partie de la paroisse, lie bayou
aurait baisse de plus de delx pieds,
&c qui met toutes les plantations,
situees au-dessus du Cutoff, a Pa
bri dune inondation. z
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La fabrique de laine de Chariot
tevillc, virginie, est pr6te & fonc-
tionner les machines ont une puis-
sance double, les operations dol
vent commencer cette. semaine.
QUAINT i pedifice, les ameliorations
nouvelles sont faites dams lie trlpfe
but de faciliter lie travail, de don
ner plus de comfort aux ouvriers ct
de rrevenir les incandies.
La production du win, en- Califor.
ME, est III des plus grandes in
dustries dies Etats-Unis. Voici qui
peut donner une idee &c ses deve-
Opponents. Une compagnie a re-
Gu tout un wagon charge de boutu.
res ct de semence de Ia vigne de
Repiri. La recclte de vim dun seul
comtG de California s'est eleyee, la
saiscn d%erniere, q plus de 200, OOO,-
coo lie gallons.
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lie nomare &c buflas abattus,
aux Etats-Un:34 l'Liver dernier, est
&c 80,000 clLre li s'accorde, du
ressc, ayec Ie noIn5ra C peaux ex-
pGdiees par navires. Jusqu1ici, Phi
yer actuei q etc peu productif sous
&c rapport. In trahquant 10 peaux
a9r,ae n'aTGir pr sen procuxer en:
core Qac SOC. LII eaoe &c ces ami
maux semble deeroihe, par suite du
carnage cue Ton en- q fat, sans az
cano osp1ce de MGthode. 4 serait
enhancement facile de les apprivoi-
ser, den oEtretenir avec soir Ia
race, de ne proe6d9r qp'ayoc me-
tAode 8 lcur ~aJatt2ga. Sans. Guoi,
Gen est fat Aia41ats &c = ehasse
L. plus belle, e Plus r~er0fn116e, IL
plus productive gull ait en Alaa-
Eique.
IA compagnie vin;cole &c Is Gcor.
ste possade acouGIlement IN yigno-
bic de 1o0 acres en- piei1 rapport at
so acres gli solt5 4 ~ Ee:l'a &c pro-
duire. File espafe cue le Tandage
dc cette aimee iui donnera %, 500
gallons &c yin. Or o5tieh5 gttatre
gallons au boisscau let Facre pro
dui5 150 $50 b-0issea1ix. Arant IN
al 100 acres &c vignes seront.en
plein rapport dams les enyirons &c
Gordonsville, Yirginie. Encore une
waste industrie don't Ia California 6
fourni Texemple, ct qui promet des
~riclfesses al Sud, 81 ellie est bien
entendue ct 81 on y persevere.
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BENEFICE. = La representation
Enur lie benefice de PAcademy
Guion, amoncee deja depuis quel-
ane temps, a Ell lieu hier soir sur lie
theatre du Fiyemea's Fair Grounds.
BEN avant .c lever du rileau, la
slle etaient pleine. A rheure pre-
sise, rorchestre apres avoir adni-
/ aMement execute son Overture,
+ ridead s'est leve ct Pauditoire a
de agreablement surpris de la ma
mere toute magistrate avec laquelle
les differents items du programme
ont etc rendus. &c soir lie program
me sera enforcement change ct Sc
compose en- graade partie de chant
|et de musique, selections lie la Ira
iata, de Ia File du Regiment, de
Martha ct de GiroIe-Giroha..
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PREsIDENCE.-La session annu-
4 ene de rAssociation Pharmaceuti-
que de TEtat de la Louisiana a com.
menca lie 2 de &c mois ct sest ter
ninee le 4. Cette association don't
IA formation date 4 peine dune an
nee, est deja tres nombreuse ct, d'a-
pres les procedures DIES delibera-
tons, on volt quo les officers ct les
aenbres travaillent courageuse-
alent & mener a bonne lin roAjet
Dc leur organisation. Mr.. JOS. 7.
Mibcdeaux, de catte vile, elu pre-
asdent Fannie darniare, q etc r6-elr
pr exclamation pour l'annee con-
nnte. Ia ~prochaine reunion aura
lieu 4 Baton Rouge, an mos de
mai 1884,
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JvRY DE P0LlcE.--Dans sa der
Mere ss.auce, ie Jury de Police q
aaopt6 .une ordonnaYce defendant
da,lera cAevG1 sur les levees ct i'm
posant me amerde &c 50 sur toute
persohna cui reHfreindra. Les in
ETecteurs Ges c'emins ct levees
ant charges &c 10 METRE 4 execu-
ion. II est bian eDterdu que cette
erlopnalee ne s'aVnliGue nj aux
chevaux nj aux mulets employees a
reSorguerd e5 embarcations on cha
Bands.
l En- ontre >3e oetta orlonnance,.
Edeux resolutions inlportantes ont
|ete esatement adoptees. La pre-
iait un doyoir 4 tout Officer,
lo1slu'an cas- de petite veroie est
signaIt, de placer devant Ia demeu-
re Oh y 60 tfouve un drapeau jaime,
let toats nersonne qui enleyera &c
arapoaa aEaat Cue i nlaiadie ait
asparne iaegapassihse dane amen
ae lie PAS NOUS dc So ct de pas
plus &c 20, ct dams 10 cas- &c non
paieuiesit Il pourra ttre condsmne
dey & l0ioErs DC prison. j.
La seeonde dia enc tsus les certi-
acats dejar6s, en- autres. ennis dans
les afssaires c~riFainelles, Goivent etre
endorse par les persolines aIordre
desquefIes Is ont etc ennis, ct, 81
ces personnes doivent 4 IA paroisse,
alers le montant de cette dette Sc
"a debut du dit certifcat sans avoir
tgard a celui qui en- est lie deten-
3shr.
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LOCALES.

#~p,You.-Depuis hut jours les
du bayou ont considerable
ii monte ct lie niveau de peau a
.aoue atteint la hauteur qu'elle
Err i y a quinze jours. Quoique
.,lralement les levees soient en-
!. 6tat, il est dependant des points
.Alos au'on fera bien de surveil-
81 on veut eyiter un nouveau
fxkastre.
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nEcrIoN.-A Ia derniere r6u-
.,n de la compagnie DIES Echelles,
asae Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1,
|. ! etc procede a Telection DIES of.
t;ers. CONNIE lie resultat de cette
action ne nous a pas encore etc
|,mis, nous persons que tous les
|heiers qui commandment cette
mpagnie ranree precedente ont
he re-elus.
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CHANGEMENT DE DOMICILE.-
M. Conrad & Cherault ont trans
S4 leur salon de'coit1ure de Ia rue
h. Philippe a la rue du Main, dans
Mahlissement autrefois Occup6 par
BIZ. jos. Lagarde. lie local a etc
sstalement repare ct ces messieurs
|nnt des artistes dams leur genre ct
|ntritent lie patronage du public.
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NOUFELLES DE PARTCUI.

lily a actuellement a la Nouyel,e
Orleans, deux cents personnes, Ell
peut-etre cinq cents dams toute Ia
Louisiana, qui Sc livre d relevage
du vel a sole.
LIE bal ct lie concert de rCrpheon
ont etc un double'et cYaaple5 ste
ces. s
La plus grande ferme des Etats-
Unis est situee dams PEtat du Ten
nessee, a six miles de Nashville ct
est appellee Belle Mead ellie appar-
tient au general w. II. Harding ;
ellie content 1000 acres Dun seal
bloc ct est en- grande partiecuitiyGe
dune maniere tres intelligence.
LIE. president asboucle ses males :
il Sc rend en- Floride en- compagnio
de son secretaire Chandler.
, Aux elections municipales qai
viennent d'avoir lieu dams plusieurs
yilles du nord, la ticket Democrat
que a triomph6. Bon signe pour
pavenir.
Les Indiens ont fait leur appari-
tiondans pArizona. lis massacrent,
dit-oD, les fermiers ct les mineurs.
LIE Capt. Eads q donnie 50 DENIS
sion CONNIE membre dofh commits
sion du 1euve. a RApas encore etc
remplac6.
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PAROISSES.
ST. MARTIN

LObservGteW de st. Martinville
~conseille aux planteurs De varier
leur r6colte. Car il a etc prouy6
que cultiver exclusivement du Co
ton au detriment des necessities do
mestiques etait une grande erreur
ct occasionnait invariablement Pap
pauvrissement de ceux qui sui
vaiens ce systeme ruineux.
Les celebrities artistiques qui vo-
yagent dams pinteret du Wizard
OIL etaient, la semaine derniere, a
st. Martinville on lis ont dome
plusieurs concerts, en- plein air, q
la grande satisfaction de la popu-
lation.
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veFtare de Ia foiret = On lieu, ct a
30 cloture, ellefava6 pto(uit 5000.
/ 81. 1AnDkY.
Les Papabottes, Grosses.Tetes,
Becasses ct autres gfbiers, sont en-
abondances dams les prairies. Les
travaux agricoles sc poursuivent
ct Ia recolte a une apparence tres
emcourageante.
Mr.. Scott, proprietaire de la
Fonderie a Franklin, Sc propose
d'etablir un Establishment de ce
genre a la Nouvelle- Iberie.
Les frais Judiciaires, sans comp
ter lie temps perdu, dit PEtoile dI.
berie, ont cohte rannee derniere
$4,000 a notre paroisse /; avec I'm
peu d'energie ct d'action ont cut ru
| en- econOmiser Ia Motto au moins.
Beau temps, tout pousse, Ia re
collie promet bien ct lie travail Sc
fait dams DIES conditions excellentes.
WEST BAToN-RoUGE.
LIE Sugar Planter annonce que le
iaeuve continue 4 monter, ct les
eaux derriere Ia vile haussent i
raison de deux pouces par jour.
Les planteurs sont obliges de faire
fonctionner leurs machines i des-
secher.
| La levee du Bonnet Care. nou-
vehement constitute, court de GER
tains dangers.
| ASCENSION.
Les commissaires des levees du
troisieme district ont preleve une
take de cinq mills pour pannee cou-
rante, sur les prophecies de &c dis,
trict qui s'etend de la rive gauche
du Bayou Lafourche au Collie.
CALCAsIEU.
I LIE Lake Charles Echo public Ia
liste DIES d6linquents de Ia paroisse
de Calcasieu. -Cette liste preild
quinze colonies du journal. Celia
n'empeche pas qu'au Lac Charles
les authorizations ct les constrac-
tons soient a Hordre uuJ6ur.
Les planteurs, lie long de Ia RIVE
re Calcasieu, sur une etendue de
plus de quinze miles au-dessus du
Lac Charles ont-fait des pertes con-
sid6rables resultant de pouragan
qui a Gu lieu lie "a de mars.
vERMILLIoN.
LIE Meridional relate lie fait que
les eleveurs d'animaux mont pas
@prouve de pertes. sensible cette
aimee. II est mort IN tres petit
nombre de b6tes a cornes ct, celles-
la sont mortes de froid pendant les
verglas du mois de janvier dernier.
Les b6tes qui sont sorties des lies
sont grasses 4 faire plaisir. Il est
impossible de voir de plus belle
viande que celle qu'on vend q la
halle d'Abbeville.
ASSUMPTION.
A la derniere session de Ia Coar
de District dams la paroisse AS
somption, lie Juge knobloeh a pro
nonce les sentences suiyaatos
Joshua Young, 2 ans de penitenti
aire, Joseph Guedry Is mois, lion
roe Jones q ans, Henry Beard eli
Paul Blanchard pour la vie.
NOUFELLEH DE PARTCT W.
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ST. JACQUES.

LIE jeune George Webre, en- jou.
ant sur la place de peglise st. Mi
chel, le 90 mars, est tomb6 ct s'est
brise la jamie au-dessus du genou.
LIE Rappel Louisiamais relate la
destruction par le feu de la vieille
cuisine de Nglise st. Michei, ainsi
qu'une rixe qui a eu lieu, sur pha.
bitaticn Burnside entire deux ne.
gres, ct c'est un DIES lemons qui en-
a etc la yictime.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-07
ASSUMPTION.

A la derniere session de In Cour
de District dams Ia paroisse AS
somption, lie Juge knobloeh a pro
nonce les sentences suiyaatcs
Joshua Young, 2 ans de p~enitenti
aire, Joseph Guedry Is inois, lion
roe Jones 81 ans, Henry Beard eli
Paul Blanchard pour Ia vie.