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The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
INTERNATIONALLY ITEMS.

Secretary Van Arman has been wis Hing the southern pur,ion of the Ter utory.
 1 Gen. Crook i5 about to make [ tour of inspection of the varlou, Indi an agencies of the Territory.
 The Maricopa mail bags recently lost Tn Salt River. have been found md the S3,cOo they oonlalned Iccov cred.
 The Cooper Horse and Cattle Com pany, capllAl stock SIoo, ,ooo, wls filed the Iasr week with the Secretary 'f the Territory,
 There i> a bill before the house of representatives for the retirement oi John (. Fremont win rank 0l NJ ripr General. If Arizona does not pro. test ,hs bill ought to pass.
 The B 'nson Herald and Florence Enterprise are alter D.puty Marshal Evans in regard 10 hiS whplc,a'c arrest, The lIt;cr paper declares he makes a prattlte of travelling over Ihc Terri tory arres,Ing merest shadow of sus liclon
 The Prescott, C, u,ier + ore of ,h, papers of the Territory whose pro grcs>ivc ideas are not confined to rle lmls uf inc clty m wh oh ii is pub l,,htd. The Couri r was among the first [" urge upon the Coudy b ard he necessity of d jril in Figs aff
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

Representative Cassidy made an ar. -uu"nt short time ago before the, House Committee on Rivers and iiHhors m favor of an appropriation o' SIPS 900 for the improvement oi 'hc Colorado rVcr. He was met with j report made by Lieutenant Pdyson 'n iS7S, m which he says the com m.roe carried on the river does not H-ii'y spending. any money to i'm. prove it. Cassidy argued that since t1- report had been made tbe com moce hac increased and that all the circumstances have changed, The 'ommulec will probably order nt " survey io be made.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
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\ \ the District uur of the Third Judicial A District, icrrIaty of Ariz ha, coun'y oi lasapli.

IN ihe District 'nurl of the Third Judicial A District, icrrI1ry of Ariz ha, coun'y oI Yasapli.
 William W. Prentice, Plaintiff, SUM. Charles Ilick,r, and j. II. Pres NoiI5a
 ooil D-lcuddnt,.
 Action brought in lhe Ditlict Court of the lhnd Ju iiclal 'i>uicl. in and iur inc county ol lavdpai, lerrlury oi AiizOla.
 Territory of Nrizona send, grye,ins To Charle,
 iiich,rNon and !. Ii. Prescott:
 You are heirry Il nmoned and required [ appear m al action llouslt agaln,l l"n b, the above named plllnti m the DlN,r,ci C"urt "l the liirl ludlci"l DI>rIct, m q '"r the county ui lavapal the lcrrilor "i 'rlz nl. and swur the complaint fl cd Wilh ihe Clerk ol thl> Count. al !'rc,c"u. n sad county. Ia caPy i winch complaint ac c"mpA icN lhi, summ Ills win n tWc,i days (cXtlu>>e oi The Jay ot s@j,Ic:) afjc, ;ae N,r,ice upon you tn> st m noli~. -ervtd in the C ,urt,; Lu' fl served ,.ut ui th, county and wltulu hi, District. then wltiih thIrlI Gal,; m ~ll ulher cases lorr, days.
 q y Il ale hcrcbl nul,hei lhu If ,ou llil lp aPr ear aWi answer thc mplamt a sDovc rc'rTrJui the p.amII.i Nili llae juds u,cnt by delaolt aGliG,t yru for Ihc >un e one thousand iiur huudrud sINt, ciuhl q I 'ar> and cl2hty fiur c.nt, (Si4 iJ rrgcth q wllhI terc,I thereon dt ,c r,ic oi ten Io, c'it Ter anmum from January 5 5i. 1884. an cp>, and dl,bur>t ments I tn, behalf cA i,cndcd 'Iv,n under my hani and the seal of sai, D>H'u l"ut tLi> 7'h day oi February, .' b.IS54
 -( Wi. WILKINSON, Clerk. | SEAL [
 E NJ SlNFCpn Attorney
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
A. q r. i.StVusipn,

One Of the most reliable rlilwa, journal, in the country, the St. Loui, Railway Register, speaks of the cx ,er,i m of the X. X P. line 10 San Francisco, as follcw.:
 It is officially stated tt?t the re ports current, to the effect that the Atlantic & PICli, .S to be extended ic San Frlucl~Co are true. IL Is also a act that the same road will arumrc the MuhIvc division of the Southern Pacific. Al fur as !hc California southern iS concerned it Is aIread, owned by the sam- ntrlie, who con. rrol lhe Atchison, Topeka & santa Fe. which IS also d half owner of lA Atlantic & Pacific.
 With the Atlantic & plcifr extend ed to the PIrliic coast the compan must bmld l,s middle divl ion arroS, the Indian Territory and New NJ .xicu 70 Albuquerque. The opening of this link will not only be lnpmlaut. as completing the through line, but u will also have a marked effect in de veloping the adj ICcnt country which has great natural resources.
 IL |, probable that the Southern Pacific will concentrate irS effort, tor through business on it's own line. Ffeight and passengers for the Allan tic coast wllI as far aS possible b- sem over the rOuie vii New DrlcanS, M M.u. phiI and tFe Chesapeake & Ono. while business detlncd for s. Ipui; OF Chicago will he taken To Fl P',n and there delivered cithrr to the r,xis X Pacific or the A;chiavn.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
X special from Peach Springs

A special from Peach Springs 10 the Albuquerque A Journal, say:
 Biiy GrImblc a railroad conduct [ on thu, divi,ioa and his brakeman Wilson have been on a conunu, dsprce here for the past twenty four hours. Last night in a fracas lrimblc sho, Wilson in the hand, but this morning their difficulties were made up and the spree continued Just after day. light new troubles arose and they commenced shooting al each other Irjmble was killed and Wilson was badly wounded. Trimble iS an oll railroad mn and came to this road as f passenger conda.tor from Texas. '.'oa |, from Breckenridge Cobra.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
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The New York Herald, in classify ing the delegates already chosen to the republican national republican convention eivcs Arthur 2I7, Blaine o4, Logan 40, Eimunds I5, Sherman !, Gresham G, Gen. Sherman 7, Fair child I, unknown I2.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

Bro Nash, of the Benson Herald, has rtCeNed q visit from Secretary Van Afman. When Mr. V. told hlm he "did not want the nomination for Territorial delegate, he (V.) winked al hlm. Now, what does thls mean?
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

The mUnu mental craze has reached Virginia. An exchange gra>ely Tn
 forms us that "a monument ls tu be erected al Jamestown Tn memory ol Po, ahontas." All right, Poke 1t on
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

,V>-c> Ih n.GuIc Ne..r, ,uCli a> loss ui memo la>>Hudc. Nuctmu.l Emissions, evasion To S'ci.ty. dimnr>s oi vision, noise, n ihe head. the NllIl fund pa>si"g observed m the urI C. and many oiher CIs,ases lhal lead 10 n anily and des,h
 Dr. "Inuc wh" !, regular graduated phy- -Ician NIli agree to torieu Five iiundrei Dol. ,ar, for a Case of IhI, kini the Nitl kr,tora- live under hIs ,ccll ad,i lee amd treaimeni) all n | cure. or for any thing impure or iniu-- rIru> bound m r. b. NiuGle treat, all pri- ate cI>oa>c> >uCc, S>,uliy without mercury. tun u,latjoh free 4 thorough examination and ads ice. Inc u,lmg an antn >i, 0! the urine. 5 PIce oi NuI ke>,orJlne, s a bottle, 'r four umr> the iu Wtiiy. SIo, sent To any address uiun rvccIi "i pIIJe. or C. o. L., secure from obs, ,rva'r,n. and m .rlvae name II desired, uy A. r. MlN HE, M. L., No. II kcarucy Sirr,t. San fraucI,co. aiiiurnil.
 SAMPLE HO | IIE FREE wIll be sen, to any one applying hy letter. ,latI sym toms, sex and age. sInct >ccrecy m regard lJ busi- ness transactions.
 Dr. Minue> Kidney Remedy Nephciicum cues ali klnd, Oi Kidney and Bladder com plants, GonoIrhoca, Gieet Leucorrhra. For sale ivy all drugsst,, Si q bouie, six bottles for $.
 Dr. Minutes Dandsion Pills are the best and cheapest D,slep>Ia and BllICu> cure m the market. For Ie b. Ih druggists.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

The worlds exposition, to be held in New Orleans, promises to bt grand ahfa and will be opened bl Inc President.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

TIE C/LillP/0A XIS.4 G'/R CL'I 4I/ON<iLONG Z//ELLNE OF I!IE 4. X P ROHD DOUB LE YUAIOFHNY OIUER PA. PER ~ 4RLZCNA.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

Robert G. lngersoIl, the diStin luished orator and anu.h,llion, will .prl q the coming summer on the ranch of stephen Dorsey, in New MCXICo
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

The new postal card will soon ap lear. It will 0e of q blue tint anC bctlcr quality of paper and smaller tlan Inc card now m Use.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

he ,ulhcne Court Reports ol Ari z,taWin be ready for Issuance the ICth Inst.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
Shooting Scrapc a' F ns1n.

special To the Dl~pltch.
 Benson. Ap'iI 2S This morning It 7:3o |harlr, Ilendich-cn >ho, and lat"i!y woul dcd Ciprcana CIuz. The trouble originated over the drawing oi wa,er. The shooter is in custody.
 The Arizona canal is being driven rapidly forward 10 completion and when done will doubtless be the finest woik of the kind n the United States. The extent of the work and Comp.e;, finish with which il i, being done peaks volumes for the experience ability and earncstneSS of the vdrlol. 'untrac;ors. No shabby 'b is being done hy one of them. The work wlll be completed within the contracl ,ime. anl rInchers can open mp along the entire available portion of he line m ume to lut in crops this l4ll.- PaCea;X Herald.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
" EEKLY CHAMPION.
>AIURDAl, MAY 5, ,oo4

s,g- ia, paper [, ecil~a hle a, F. (. D4,cs ,Dt,iu-,a- NE>rcy. o5 Merchants ; ! >cAlugc a. rs.4Ci Co. Gal where con rac., ile4l..ul..a. lll.l. nIl,i itU
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
--'i.mns r~hl,, Epn Nigh, ana lay
le Great English
REM MEDY

.> d ne CT hil ns ,Ere !"r Nviyoa, De I.iy. EAh-u-tcd Ei- 5IIy >cn;hai Weak
 ,e-N Srtrn!~l'uh1Cs,
 Co; \. Lnps.d, .mpn- ency. Paraly>,>. an !! . d sil tac terrible tl.
 q, of >cii abuse, .uuthluif liie, hdcx-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
Dot Is My Branch sthore.

A long wasted man, with the
nose Of a fox and an eye full OF
speculation, walked. up to sec
ond hand clothier in Buffalo the
other day, and said:
''See that overcoat hanging
out down there?'
"Well, I've taken fancy to it
It's rather cheeky to ask you to
60 down there, but III make il an
object; l wont give but eight
dollars for the coat, but III give
you dollar to buy it for me.
You are also a Jew, and know
how to beat him down. Here
are nine dollars"
The dealer took the money and
started off, and in five minutes
was back with the coat.
"Good!" calculated the other.
II knew you'd lay him ont.
How much did you make for your
share?'
"Vhell, ash dot is my branch
sthore, and / only ask six dollars
fur de coat. 1 was about tree dol
Alars ahead
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
A Verdict.

A man had met a girl in a
lonely place and forcibiy kissed
ler. She was terribly indignant,
and had him arrested. She gave
an account on the witness stand
u how he gazed at her intentlv,
and then, suddenly throwing his
arms around her, imprinted a
hiss upon her lips. The prisoner
made no defense, and the iury
vas expected to promptly convict
lin Of assault. They returned to
he courtroom. "The ju-ju-iury
v-w-would like to ask the young
hdy two questions" the foreman
aid. The judge consented and
ihe went on the stand. "D-d-did
sou wear the J-j-jersy that you've
lot on now?" eyes. sir" was the
demure reply. "And w-w-was
your ha-ha-hair BIB banged like
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
CONFUSING asconeregation.


Rev. DR.. Charles s. Robinson
contributes to "Open Letters, in
the February number Of the Cen
tury, humorous protest against
Artistic Help in Divine Service
as too frequently rendered by
church choirs. In part he says:
"What is the real purpose Of the
American Board, or OF our
churches, in the act Of singing in
divine services? Is it to render a
musical thought adequately, OF
to give a poetic sentiment fitting
expression? - Once when |
was preaching in q church beside
the Hudson River, in May, the
busiest month of the fishing sea-
son, l gave out the hymn, Jesus
Lover Of Ny Soul The leader
set it to a tune which, for the
sake of some mans musical
thought. repeated half of the final
line. When / heard the first
verse. l shrank with corsterna-
ton in frightful prospect of the
second; for the movement ran
thus: "Oh, receive--oh. receive
oh, receive my soul at last.
That did no harm; it was simply
unnecessary. But the next was
awful. When / repeat it, 1t will
be supposed a joke, although
1 am writing in sad earnest OF a
fact which almost destroyed my
service: Cover my defenseless
head-With the shad with the
had-Vith the shadow Of thy
wing. The whole congregation
stirred with ilrepressible laugh,
ter. Must we always be forced
to stand this?'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
that?' 'sYes, sir" '.Then. your
honor, we acquit the PIP prisoner
on the ground Of mo-mo-motional
insanity"
Legal Advice.
WaIJ.strjeet News.

wall-street News.
A chair factory in a town il
Ohio has been hanging on for the
last four or five years by the skin
of its teeth, sinking money fol
stock holders, and barely meeting
current expenses. One day last
month there was meeting oi
stockholders, and a committee of
one was appointed to proceed to
Cincinnati and confer with a law
yer as to how q dividend could be
legally declared. When the com
mittee called upon the lawyer he
was asked the value Of the CON
cern
"oh. about 1926. .ooo,' he an
swered.
els it insured?"
"Yes."
"For how much?"
About IS ,0OO.'
"Go right down on Fourth
street and insure the factory for
S22, 900 morep'
"Why, II
"Go on, sirl Be sure TO pay
your premiums and bring the pol
icies to me-
The committee returned In two
hours with his policies, and the
lawyer placed them in a safe and
said:
"Now go homs! Give me sixty
days and every stockholder shall
receive back his original invest
ment and a dividend Of seven per
cent for this year.
The chair factory was reported
among the losses by FIRE two
weeks later, and the insurance
has probably been collected by
this time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Electrical Treatment Of Wines and Spirits,
At the Electrical Works Los Angeles. Cal

Having perfected the process for the treatment
of Wines Spirits Fermented Malt Liquors by electric
ity by which the fusi OIL Hydrocyanic acid, poisonous
ehers and other deeterous organic matter is eliminated
and at the time mparts mellow age to the prod
ucts of the prepared to handle
on large scale and the most reasonable terms By
this scientific treatment of wines they at fit
ted for market at the price they at of IL
by the old treatment Of racking off and expensive
methods of rehandling them and at the time i'm
saving to the producer By this process ALSO there
waste by Evaporation and turning into vinegar by
neglect delay the treatment entirely all
ganc matter that produces fermentation without destroy
xgthe bouquet and leaves them perfectly pure and fit for
use in "a hoursafter coming from the winery Cali at
works and be convinced, send for circulars
A. c. TICHENOR,
Manager Los Angeles Electric Liquor Co and Patentee
2 Arcadia Block Angeles Street Los Angeles Cal
ns3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
Oily HERALD.
Publisd llvsry Morning tsxospt Monday,os
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.
me Dollar.
LsrsmIs Boomerang.

NfIIl lt.Il AAlaIulc boouitfduk.
'sEhou dollar Of our respected
a1oStorsl Our acknowledged
governor, preserver anff benefact-
Or. Without thee in the world
We an do nothing; but with thee
We an do all things. When the
rheunatism lays its palsying hand
upol us thou csnst provide the
tenfrest nurses, the most skill
.tul lhysicians or . ticket to the
hot Aprings; when our toes have
! fsslhed q horizontal attitude,
And We are planted meath the
daisies and . tombstone with q
iyinGepitaph, thou canst provide
9 br9P band Of sixteen pieces and
: $4pA0 hearse. Thou canst fee
lswysrs and bribe iuries; adorn
the gentleman and the jackass;
srt tie Joy OF our youth and the
selag Of our old age. Thou, al
mighy dollar, art worshipped the
world over. Thou, art the favor
ite ofthe old fool and the philo-
sophG; thou hast no hypocrites
n thy temples, nor false hearts at
Thy afars; art loved by the civil.
hxed and the savage with un-
Ieign}d and unfaltering affection.
Thoulhast placed armies in the
30 nd navies upon the ocean,
md the uplifting Of thy power
81 Hand their thunders break
lorth Iand their Iightnings fash.
Thou art the awakener OF our en-
,r8ies, the guide Of our footsteps,
he goal Of our being, the hand
maiden Of our religion and the
win sister of charity. o, al.
mighty dollar, be with us, we be-
Isech thee, attended BY an mex
,ressible number Of thy minister
Hg angels made in thine own
mage. Permit US to possess
ihee in abundance such abun-
lance. indeed. that thy gladden.
ing light shall illumine the vale
i penury and want like a 1000
'andle power electric light. and
lanss my awakened soul to brcak
'orth in acclamations OF JOY"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
a Business-llke wedding
Daily Exchange.

DAILY ExchahRe.
About the most sensible mar
riage ceremony we have heard of
was that OF q Kearney street mer-
chant, who walked with his in
tended, in every day garb, into
the clergyman's parlor, last Fri
day, and said: I'VE desire to be
married. Here is the license
strictly according to law. She is
% aud l am 50; and we are not
only willing but anxious to join.
We are both OF sound mind, in
fair, bodily health. and know OK
actIy what We are abont Please
do it at once. in the briefest
church form. Omit all the Gus
tomary wearisome advice. You
have never seen either OF us be
fore, don't know our circum-
stances, and -your advice wouldn't
be likely to suit. Don't say any
thing about the hereafter; be-
cause we know just as much
about it as you do. Omit any
long stereotyped prayer; and
particularly, omit kissing the
bride. for ! only regard you al
an ordinary man and not at all
divine, either in what you say OF
what you do. II you can, sum-
mon two intelligent adult wit
nesses. Now Begin He mar
ried them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
An EDITOR 81 II interviewed
Merchant Traveller.

''See here, Mr.. Editor" said
an irats woman, coming into the
sanctum and leaving the door
Eopsn, ''see here, what's this in
|your mean little newspaper
ssRcally, madam, there is so
uch in It, considering that it is
only - per year in advance, with
liberal reduction to clubs, that I
cannot at the FIRST blush tell you
what it is."
"Wsll, don't talk your jaw of.
but tell me what you mean BY this
reference to my late husband?'
"Ah, madam, the good, kind
sorl who died only yesterday"
"The same one; you didn't
think I was planting one after
each meal, did youY
Hardly that, madam, but
what do you refer tor"
why, sir, this passage in the
obituary where you say .he was
consigned to . roasting place with
his fathers ~
'sAhsm. madam, ahem; let me
ses," and the editor grabbed the
paper and gazed intently at the
words ri beg your pardon,
madam; it should have been a
resting place; and II you will
come down to the Office this af-
tsrnoon you can have the SCALP Of
any internal compositor in the Of
fice, and ! will tear it of for you.
We can stand some things; but
that style is too narrowing on the
feelings Of good paying sub
scriber like yourself"
She was pacifed and got the
scalp.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
Los Angeles Lodge No. 2e25 K. Of H.

Regular meetings VI tine above Lodge are held
every Friday evening Ut Old Masonic Hail.
Spring street. Visiting brothers are cordially in
yited to attend. U. A. DEARING.
m2 Dictator.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
Masonic Notice.

w Los AsaKLEs LoDaz No. ~, r. "a.
AA M.-Tho stated meetings Of this Lodge
/V \are held on the first MONDAY Of each
month at 7:30 ?. N. Members OF Pentalpha, No.
cordially invited.
BY order OF the w. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02

The weather is not chilly in Chile, and
neither is the grass green in Greenland.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
K. of P.

0Lyn LopoE No. 20 Meet first and third
THURSDAYS in the month at Odd Fellows Hall
=. o. Building. Sojourning Knights invited.
: J. H. SUMMERS, @. O.
B A. YoRBA. X. Of r. and s. jai-iy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
American Legion of Honor.

SAPETy COUNCIL, No. G64. meets first and Third
Tuesday evenings Of each month at rooms So and
81, Temple Block.
D. X. PAYNE, Commander
Z. u. WELLaAS. Secretary. ap5-3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02
Eagle Corps, N. Q. 9.

RkeuLAR meetings at the Amery, Cour
street, every Friday evening at O'Clock.
W. II. IL. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
C. A. KsrLxR First Sergeant jee4fi
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OFFRE.-TOus o souscrlpteurs
qui p%aierOnt le montant de leurs
subscriptions en- plein ct une aimee
d'avance, recevront gratuitement,
pendant une aimee, rAmericam
Farmer ct I'm traite surles maladies
des chevaux ct mulets.
LAmerican Farmer est un Jour
nal public dams pIndiana, exclu-
sivement devou6 aux int6rets des
agriculteurs, q relevage DIES ami
maux, aux jardiniers ct 4 toute sor-
te dindustries qui Sc rattachent a
la culture.
LIE trait6 sur les maladies des
chevaux est un livre indispensable
d tous ceux qui ont des animaux.
Toutes les maladies y sont lucide-
ment d6crites ct les remedies pour
les combattre y sont donnes.
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tresse," dit-elie savec lie sang-froid.
dun general faisant une re~connais-
sance. Tous les regards Sc dirige-
rent vers les deux arrivants.
Ellie marcle CONNIE an hOmme,
fit Nine Thompson.
Non, dit IL m6decin ellie mar.
che CONNIE une femme qui Sc trou-
We dams un grand 6tat de surexcita-
ton.
-Pere Jerome lui parle.
Effectivement. 10 pretre, dams
Nnteret de la paix, tachait de pro-
noncer quelques paroles favorables
aux quatre personnes Qui IL regar-
daient approcher. Ces paroles n'of
fraient rien do neuf.
|. -Songez que dams tout ceci,
madame Delphine, lis ont seule-
ment suivi les errements de leurs
freres ct leurs conCitoyens.
-Je vais tout arranger, de ma
Mere a s~atisfaire tout le monde. Sc
contentait de dire Nine Delphine.
Ills viennent lei, monsieur ct
madame Varrillat.
-Evidemment, repondit une au-
tire p%ersoDne dp groupe.
On Sc leva ; les femmes sourirent
avec politesse ; le medecin ct IA
voue s'avancerent ct serrerent la
main du pr6tre.
Perc jerome refusa de ~s'asseoir.
Jean, voici Nine Delphine.
La quarteronne fit la reverence.
-Qui est de mes amies, continue
le pr6tre, souriant avcc bonte a
Nine Delphine F; puts, Sc tournant
dun air peu imp6rieux vers la
groupe ; ellie dit avoir une commu.
nication important 4 vous faire.
"A moi 7 demanda Jean Thorn
son.
"A vOus tous .bOnsOir.
Sans repondre aux regrets polls
qu'on lui exprimait, lie pere jerome
pr6ta Foreille a ce que lui murmu-
raft Nine D%elphine.
All! oui, certainement, lui re-
pondit.il. Ellie desire, ajouta til,
s'adressant aux autres personnes,
que je me porte garant de sa sin.
ellie est inattaquable. AL
bonsoir.
Eft il s'eloigna.
GEORGE w. CABLE.
a c0ntiauer.
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BUREAU: Encoignure Green ct Levee.
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