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A Safe Dropped -Four Stories.

Suddenly the workman on tho win
dow sill--Erncst Sanger was his namo
-gavo piercing and agonizing shriek
that startled all who heard it, and ar
rested the footsteps even of tho busy
merchants and brokers who had not
troubled themselves to look at anything
so commonplace rs q safe hosting foat.
A single glance at the writhing form of
tho workman, who groancd and
screamed with pain, was enough to
show what had happened. Sanger had
taken hold OF the pulley to swing tho
safe, and his fingers had been caught
in the rope and had been drawn into
tho shcaYcs of the block. His fellow
wOrkmcn understood the situation at q
glance. They know that to turn the
winch, other hoist or to lower tho
safe, might result in crushing tho poor
follows nand into pulp. Thcre was
only ono thing to do--tho ropes must
bo cut and the safe allowed to drop to
tho sidewalk.
AS quickly as possible the sidewalks
on both sides of tho street and tho
roadway also wcro cleared of pedos
trians and vohiclos. Two stout follow,
lay out upon tho sill and held the body
VI 'nClt ounollhR cOlnfado so that hC
would not be carried down with the
safe. Thon tho ropes woro quickly
severed close to tho block. SINGERS
hand was released and he was drawn
half fainting into the room and carried
TO a surgeons.
The big safo crashed through the
sidewalk, smashing heavy iiogstone
into powder, and buried itsolf in the
oarthy floor of vault undor tho street.
Beyond having its bottom bont in, the
safe was uninjured.
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What Was the Lincman's Grcntest
Feat.
"WhOt do Won cnnsidnr

"What do you consider as the great
est feat III tho history of the linemen?"
Tho old linoman thought q moment
and then said: 81 think it occurred
when George Riley was ordered in q
hurry to carry secret wiro from di-
rector s room-to hide it, understand.
He looked over tho room and found n
speaking tube. After trying vainiy to
push the wires down through tho an
giles of the tube, he went into tho col
lar, set q trap and caught q mouse. He
thcn tied string to the mouse's tail
and sent the mouse safely down tho
tube. When tho string was through
he made tho wires sing to it. Thoy
Wcro then readily drawn through to
the room, thrcc stories below, whore
tho terminus of tho tube was"
Tho old lincman didn't laugh and tho
reporter didn't dare to do so. = EAiladeL-
phI0 Times.
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an Impressive Effect for Bri
Scene.


81 went into Quaritch's book store
one day, and among other curious
books l picked up an Old, black-lcttcr
! volume. 1t was n work on "Cercmo-
nics," with fouy large illustrations. /
! went into t.o shop to spend four or five
pounds, spent cighty-1our or five, and
carried of tho Dlack-lcttcr book on
ceremonies" S".-all Italian. | was at
the time preparing ''NIuch Ado" for
the Lyccum. In the picture of q we'd
ding ceremony saw what struck mo
as wonderful effect, and of tho period,
too---thc Shakespeare period. The cf-
feet was Il mass of VcrGcre, or iayolin
mcn-Oiliccr5 of the church, / should
say. They wore dressed in long robes,
and each carried Il lalbcrd. | pressed
these men at once into the service of
Shakespeare and his cathedral scene at
McSSina, and got that impressive effect
OF their entrance and the background
OF Sombrc color they formed for tho
dresses OF the bridal party. And it is
right, tOo--thaCS tho best Of il. Not
long ago | was at Seville, and saw q
church ceremony there, where tho diff.
icrcnt parties CamC on in something
like tho fashion Of om people on tho
StaBci but we never did anything so
fine i'll that way as the entrances of tho
visitors at the "Capulcts" im Romeo
and Juliet tho diiIorcnt companies
OF masEcr3, with their separate retain
crs and torch bearers. - iron. I.yj1J's
"In!prGSStOnS Of InlCrtcU."
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Tho town of Atkinson, Me-, has
man whose principal trado is black.
smithinG. He has in ono corner of his
shop dentists chair, and will stop Mt
any time to relieve any ono suffering
from toothachc. When business is dull
III these two branches, he is transformed
into lawyer In addition, ho is q
very good Cabinctmakor.
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An Alleged Cure for Headaches.

J"mca CAREY, of this town, Jour
natter, recently suffered for week
with severe headache. Every no5siblo
remedy WAS rcaOrtcd to without relief
Finally one of his shopmatcs informed
him that u. B. Wilkes, living in the
upper end OF kingstrcct District could
cure il without fail. According Carlcy
set out to lind the man who possessed
III" panacca that could relieve him
from his untold suffering. Mr.. Wilkes,
WhrSc occupation is q FARMER, rccciv-
ed him cordially and at once assured
h!m that he could cure his headache.
lie rcquestcd Carlcy to accompany him
to tn" Old Cidcr-mill, which thcV en-
tered, and Mr. Wilkes pulled out from
beneath the press box covered with q
coal sieve. From the box he took =
live black snake and wound it around
Carlcy'S neck. Strange as it may
seem. almost instantancouSly tho pain
LETT his head and has not returned since.
iT Car!cy and his friends vouch for
his cure. Mr.. Wilkes also cures
sprains and swcllings in the same way.
lie explains the matter on tho priuci-
PIE OF animal electricity, which he SUP
poses that the snake possesses If n
cure il effected in this way the writer
thinks that the pain is frightened out
OF the patient by the horrid application.
DfWbdTy (CO2tM.j Nc1US.
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A flower las been discovered in South
America which is only visible when the
wind is blowing. The shrub belongs
to the cactus family, and is about tErec
feet high, with crook at tho top, Civ.
ing it the appearance Of black hick-
ory cane. When the wind blows q
number Of beautiful flowers protrude
from little Jumps on tho stalk.
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,CIiilT and

.'v!inT and
= the volume of
N.. .no whole, the result of
,3c experiments seems to he strongly
IN favor of high speeds for both passcn-
ger and freight trains.-LniirOaH GcG-
2ctL1
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The Party Call.

'Don't you think germans aro IN
awful borc?". asked young Pilkins, af-
ter silence of ten minutes duration.
sometimes" sighed Miss Cotillion,
with an oh-do-take- -him-away look in
her docP blue eyes. "IIaYc you been to
mNny?"
81 We, ah, led about sixteen this win
ter, answered PilkinS, in an on-hand
way.
GLOW appropriate" said Miss Cotil-
lion, drowsily. just one for ovory
year OF your age" and then there on
sued another long, delicious pause,
while the young man regarded his pat
cnt-lcather shoes and tho clock dolibcr-
atoly counted eleven. n.--LiGc
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In recent trial on the Thames OF
IN electric launch forty feet long, with
a storage battery, n speed of seven
knots an hour was attained. The spccd
OF steam launch, with engine, boilor,
water and coal sufficient for n six
hours run, would have been from one
and half to two miles an hour great
CT. Comparing the electrical system
with steam, tho advantages of electric.
ity orc entire absoncc Of noise, great
cleanliness, and very small room need.
ed for machinery; and when once
charged it is ready in q moment
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"tCo lcGtCT OF
Ibaby's aunt sent it
fng set in pearls,
farkod on the inner
Flmothor sent it n ring
eco of gold found In
pocket after his death,
Eocts of initials and n Bi-
Ecd on it.
ring was from school
y wido band of gold
dollar bangle hung by 4
i the sentiment "Of such
4 of Heaven" was con-
quito disccrnablo with n
.owcycr.
5y's uncle got homo from
when he had kissed tho
took something out of
'oc thing to get the kid
he said, rs he opcn-
OK. II knew nobody
of giving such little
80 got one. Hello, sis,
tcrn'
other had tainted. But
r in time TO SEQ her
e.i..;,, who had stopped
to the Pacific Coast to
baby.
a hor dear, sweet littlo
, old lady. severely;
'ldn't forget her tootsoy-
sho slipped n cameo
nall rcd finger 1t had
engraved on it which
the postman's ring" said
nc day rs she looked out of
ringing another oif-ring to the
now it," said the pale, young
Acy carry them to another room
here they arc numbered, sorted
nd put away in regular order.
ing mcmcntOcs Of the awful want
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lit
to
maj
Sena
scctS,
paign
dirtiest
been SCI
parturo
The Scna.
and advan
Grcclcy's s.;
| frontcd by Is
"Whcrc arr
watchdog.
'Pm going to
Senator replied.
mot much you
olcyating his voice
self solid with Hora
hore, OF I'll help you
General Wilson W.
Ills face, usually red,
by Bcn's manner.
''Won't you be so kinC
name i'll TO MIR. Greeley?
Ben looked hard at him.
his name, "NVilson," was
"Well," said Ben, "pn.
II he wants TO see you."
He returned in forty sec,
aggressive than ever.
Its just as told you,"t
"do won't sec you; now, d
out o here"
Wilson turned to Amos Cu.
night editor, who lay back
chair, bursting with suppressed
ton.
"What's the matter, Gcncral?"
asked.
Senator Wilson, explained, while B.
looked on in aStouishment.
'Ihcrc must bo somo mistakc.n 4
night editor remarked, land I'll tai
you IN and Introduce you to Mr.. Gre
ley"
They entered the great editors san
tum together Horace sat at his hi,
desk, with eyes close to the manuscrirr
scratching away like Il hen on fro!
sand-hcap.
"Air. Greeley" sale. Amos, "hcro
senator Wilson. You refused to S
him just now"
Ihcrc was moment of silenc
Horace scratched away without loo
ing up.
"Well," he pipcd in shrill alt
without removing his pen, "tho b,
said that a ID old bum named w
son wanted to sec me, and l thoup
II was Billy Wilson. ."-me JouvnuH.
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Baby.

couple in this
rec Press, who
Exchange whero
Pmc supOrnuous
hnds, or, rather,
SO the hand is
cwelry. There
nily, and before
received q small
l upon opening
hg with "Wcl-
ngravcd on tho
for tho baby
bugh to fit me,
, plaintivoly; but
i would keep sho
atcd n lottcr Of
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H1aIIHcW mad grown pale.
- noyor thought of this" said
NC. Why didn't somo ono toll mcP"
pWhero wcro your oyos?" said Unclo
taW; Matthew Bellcndon rolled down
us, MS shlrt sleeves, put on his coat and
nc told the Delfords and Pattcrsons
Shat u "~.S inconycnicnt to keep them
any longer. Ho gave Cousin Susan to
understand VI that her room was needed.
ne re made arrangements to board ont
INC farm hands, and engaged a stout
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LAUREATs.- C'est avec plaisir
que nous voyons les jeunes gems de
Thibodaux ct de Ia paroisse qu'On
envoie au dehors dams les colleges,
Sc trouver toujours parmi ceux qui
brillent au premier rang dams les
cours classiques qu'ils suivent.
Dams la liste des laur6ats du collie
ges Ste Marie, etabli q Montreal,
Canada, nous voyons' les MONS de
Paul Tetreau ct de Philippe Danse-
reau y figurer tres honorablement.
LIE premier a obtenu trois prix ct
huits accessits, ct lie second, malgre
plusieurs mois de maladie, a eu un
prix ct quatre accessits, dams une
classe qui ne compte pas moins de
quarante eleves.
Enfin, pour donner une idee de
la consequence de Get etablisse-
ment, nous ajouterons que le nom.
bre believes qui ont suivi les cours
classiques pendant pannee scolaire
1888 81 Sleeve au tres respectable
chiffre de 319.
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DEcEs.- Dimanche dernier est
decede, en- Ia residence de pHon.
H. n. Coulon, 81. E. Ledet, age de
oo ans ct dix mois. SEES ~funerailles
ont EN- lieu le lendemain matin. a
IL heures, au cimetiere de reglise
catholique st. Joseph, an milieu
dun nombreux concours d'amis ct
de connaissaaces.
Mr. H.. E. Ledet 6tait un agricnl.
teur dune grande experience ct SEES
Wis sur la culture 6taient toujours
olen godtes de tous les habitants.
CONNIE homme ct CONNIE citoyen.
II etalt honore ct estim6 de tous
ceux qui oft a meme de pouvoir
apprecier ses qualities sociales ct
civiques.
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VoLEURs.-NOus avons des 70
lRs & Thibodaux, ct des voleurs
grand chemin. Dernierement,
Mdividu q etc devalise sur Ia
nte du Chacbey ct cette semalne
couple d'individus ont etc ARE
pendant Ia mutt, dams les rues
" vile, par DIES gems de couleur.
reusement pour eux qu;ils avail
De BONES jambes, &c qui leur q
mis- de SAWYER leur chapeau,
g soaliers, leur paletot ct peut-
2 bien leur culotte. Car on salt
les gems qui font lie meter de
fouseur ne respectent rien, pas
Ne la culotte.
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LICENSES. - Les personnes qui
Int mas encore regle leurs licenses
|sctat ct de Paroisse pour l'annee
Ina sont REFUSES, par un avis du
En~llecteur de taxes que nous publ
"a dams ce numero, de les rcgler
e d6lai 81 Giles veulent &yiter les
LtSrets ct les frais.
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BAYoU.--S'il fault Ell croire les
pports qui nous parviennent du
IS de Lockport, lie Bayou aux, en-
IRONS du canal Terrebonne, ct lie
NAL meme, Sc trouveraient bou.
Ies par les dep6ts de sable. C'est
cause de ces distractions que lie
teamer Col. Hooker ma pas pu en-
feprendre SEES voyages a Ia Grand
ct que Ia baisse de peau du Ba.
q s'effectue 81 lentement. II Sc
it 4 souhaiter que des measures
ssent prises pour enlever ces OBJ
motions, non settlement pour que
navigation puisse continue mails
cere pour que Procurement de
% &c fasse plus facilement.
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DISTRIBUTION DES PRIx.-LeS
exercices sc0laires de fin d'ann&e
suivis de la distribution de prix, du
Convent Mont-C Carmel, auront lieu
ieudi matin q 8 heures du matin.
CONNIE de cOutume ce sera une We.
table sOlemnit6, q laquelle tous ceux
qui connaissent ct savent appr6cier
les bienfaits dune tel1e institution
ne manqueront pas d'assister.
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EAgue Cure dAyer est un Bit
tere TONGUE puissant totalement
compose de substances vegetables.
Son action prompte ct ,efficace en-
leve lie frisson, gu6rit la tievre ct
chasse lie poison du systeme, tout
Ell ne produisant aucuR mauvais
effet sur lie patient. Ceux qui
souffrent du frisson ct de la fevre
ct qui Sc sont servis de quinine ap-
precierOnt nOtre remede.
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PLANTEURS.-Les piaEteurs de
p~aroisse Terrebonne sc sont reu-
Is reinforcement a Houma ct ont
ecide de ne payer aux travailleurs,
partir du Ter juliet ct jusqu'a re-
pque de la roulaison, que so cents
& jour avec les rations on 65 cents
rs rations. Mails pendant la rou.
ison lis s'engagent d leur payer
! cents par jour avec ration, 80
its sans rations ct 50 cents par
mt.
Les planteurs de Lafourche qui
ut forces par les circumstances de
ivre lie movement qui s'est deja
pduit dams toutes les paroisses
rieres de la Louisiana, veulent
opter lie meme tariff. Dams ce but
ont deja eu un couple de reu-
ms. Quoique pour lie moment il
Us soft impossible de savoir a
ktelle conclusion lis sont arrives,
us avons tous lieu de croire qu'ils
It ad0pt6 lie f de leurs volsins
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AYERS
Ague Cure

Content un ontidOte pomyl cs 1nala-
dies occasionnees par lie poison miasmatique
qui. jusqu'ici, nest pas connu avOir entire dams
aucun autre remede. II ne content pas de
Quinine, hi aucune substance mineralc GU de-
letere quelconque. 1T cnnsequeument no pro-
duit aucnn etfet ma'taisant sur la ccDstitu-
ton, laissant le systcme tel quill etait avant
rattaque.
Nous z: sEautisOns q uc lie UE
GU day r guerit tout cas- de fi6vre
ct dc frissOn ; tievres intermittentes, remit
tentes ct bilieuses, ct la malad.e de foie occa-
sionn6e par le lniasne. Dams lie cas- oh,. apres
que Ion aurait fait un usage sutfisamment
prOlonge du remede n'obteuait pas lc r6sultat
vOulu, les marchands sont autorisGs, par notre
circulaire. ell date du Ter juliet 1882, den
rembOurser lie co1t.
DIR. i. e. Aver & Go. Lowell, Mass.
A vendre par tous les Dr0guistes.
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roIRE.-Une foire OH Pom trou.
a tous les attraits aura lieu de
an magasin de Mr.. Prosper
Asnc, sur lie chemin du Terre.
nne. Cette fore est dOnuee sous
direction du Rev. Pere Charles
rnard ct lie produit est destin6
operations de In chapelle qui
svsine Ia propriet6 de Mr.. LIE
nhncs.
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DrssoLUTION.-Par un avis que
.as inserOns dams nos COLONIES. on
IRA que la societe existant entire
"a Jos. T. ThibOdaux ct lie DR.. Fl.
snsereau pour rexploitation de la
1armacie portant le nom de Jos.
Thibodeaux est dissoute par con-
Element mntuel. Mr.. J. 7. Thibo.
aux en- etant actuellement lie senl
~boprietaire, il tera CONNIE par lie
Use, tous ses efforts pour satisfai-
tous ceux qui ront honore OH qui
~honoreront de leur patronage.
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WHISKEY a CHIQUER.

On annonce de P~ittsburg, Penn
sylvanie, qu'un ferinier de la ban
lleue de cette vile, nomme Peter
man, q fait une merveilleusc inven
ton destin6e 4 revolutionner Pin
dustrie de la distillation du whis
key. II Il d6couvert lie moyen dc
falfe du whiskey solide, du whiskey
en- tablettes, semblables aux ia.
blettes de chocOlat GU de tabac 4
chlquer. LIE mois dernier les New.
yorkais lui ont offet 500, 900 de son
secret, ct il sen est fal!u dun che.
veu quill lie vendit, dams Ia convic.
ton que ses acheteurs ne voulaient
exploiter son invention que dams la
Pennsylvania, mails en- apprenant
quils entendaient etendre cette ex
ploitation a tons les Etats- Unis il a
repouss& leur offre.
Simpsons qu'un homme ait en-
poche une tablette de whiskey So
Tide. Des quill a soft il ma QUA en-
copper un moroccan ct lie chiouer
CONNIE du tabac !; on, sill lie prefe9re,
il peut lie faire dissoudre dams I'm
verre d'eau. I'm DIES grands AVIAN
tages du whiskey soliditie, c'est qu'
il ny pas de coulage. En- temps
de g"erre, lie whiskey emporte par
les armees, CONNIE medicament GU
stimulant, 4 solvent ete perdu au
moment OH Pom en- aurait eu lie plus
besoin. 81 les barils qui lie conte-
naient 6taient perces par les bales,
le liquide Sc repandait. Rien de
semblable q craindre avec le whis-
key en- tablettes. ST un boulet de
molit leur recipient. on ma qua ra-
masser les tablettes.
M. Peterman a deja fait breveter
toutes les ingenieuses machines qu'
il a inventees, ct il est a la veille de
faire breveter Particle quill obtient
par leur moyen. II a fait lui-m6me
tOus seS mOdeles avec un CAN'T.
arondi les chaudieres ct les ALAN.
bics, courb6 ct creuse les tuyaux. II
a une distillerie complete en- NINA
ture, don't toutes les pieces sont non
settlement de son invention, mais
de sa fabrication.
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Magasln de Musiquc.

Profasseur E. Chol ct j. Gnarlia ont l1on-
neur d'annoncer -" public ct 4 leurs NOM
breux amis qn.ils vienneut d'Ouvrir, Main
street entire st. Philippe ct st. Louis, un Ma
gasin dc Musique.
lis anrOnt ronStamment i ven1re ct a lOuer
des Pianos Firm q srsOla garantis pour 7
ans. aussi DIES Pianos dies meillcures fabriques
M nsique VOcaaIe ct lmstruBmen
tale, MethOde~ dc Chant, Piano,
vfOlOn, etc. Instruments de tous genres.
Ordres resrectueusement sOllicites ct rem
pl 5 dams IL plus BRET delai aux prix les plus
.uvdercs.
GIVE Us A CALL.
juin-2l-S4.
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PAROISSES.
ST.


Les r6coltes, annonce lie Courier
DIES Opelousas, Sc sont beaucoup
ameliorees dams lie courant de la
semaine, mails le mails a tellement
souffert que meme 81 lie temps est
favorable, il ny aura pas plus DIES
deux tiers de r6coltes. La palate
dOuce est dune qualit6 inferieure a
celle de rannee derniere ct ellie est
en- retard.
IBERVILLE.
La situation financiere, dit le
South, est deplorable. I'm grand
nombre de planteurs sont dams une
veritable detresse : lis sont arr6tes
dams Pexecution de leurs travaux
par le manque d'argent, ct, 81 celia
continue, les recoltes auront beau
coup . souffrir.
Economisons! tel est PAWS que
ce meme journal lonne a ses lee
teurs de couleur. &c nest pas seu.
lement. 4 la Nouvelle.O Orleans ct
dams nos paroisses sucrieres que lie
manque d'argent Sc fait sentir. On
en- eprouve p~iuluence depuis les
bords de rAtlantique jusqu'a ceuS
du Paciique, ct du Maine au Collie
du Mexique. C'est, en- realite, une
calamit6 rationale. ST les proprie'
taires, les economies, sur nos plan
tations, ct les m~lrchands, dams les
e~nvirons, viennent ! notre secours
Ia crise sera moins terrible d ira
verser. II ne fault pas Sc le dissi
muler-le temps approche on lie ira
vail journalier ne pourra guere rap
porter plus de 80 cents.
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CHAssE.-Pendant que des gems
sc lamentaient sur les d6sastres de
pinondation qui les avaient forces
6'abandonner leurs demeures, ct Sc
nOurrissaient avec les rations du
gouvernement, les gems den has du
Bayou, egalement inondes, Sc Ii
vraient a Ia chase aux caImans.
qui a etc on ne peut plus product
We, car on rapporte que les accapa-
reurs ont mis- dams cette section de
Ia paroisse de trois . quatre mile
piastres entire les mains de ceux
qui s'etaient livres d cette pouvelle
lndustrie.
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RNTATIvE D'EVASION.- Jeudi
aas, certains pensionnaires lie
etel des Haricots, Establishment
recherche depuis quelque temps
N les gems decouleur-Ont essa-
AQe S'6vader. Grace aux r6v6la-
9 dun DIES prisonnier, leur ten.
.se a avorte, mails le malheureux
await dome ralarme q Gu La
racass6e par celui qui q la der
= session de la COur q etc con-
ne q subir la peine capitale.
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PLAQUEMINE.

Les ecoles publiques de Ia pa
roisses P%laquemines ont et6 closes
lie 80 JUN.
ASSUMPTION.
LIE COnseil lie Vile de NapOl6On-
vile Il fait pachat dun terrain pour
Ia construction dun March6 ct dun
City Hull combine. Tn double CO.
mite, I'm blanc ct un noir, don't 10
Marie est lie president, a etc nom.
me avec mission dc dOnner une
foire les Q ct 10 du mOis d'aolt, aim
de pOurvoir aux frais de cOnstruc-
ton.