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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-11

Ere long the adulterators will let no
toothsome articles of food escape. Buck
wheat is now dosed with powdered soap
stone. The pater-famiIias of the future
viii probably have TO ignore the division
of labor and bake his own bread, butcher
his own beef, brew his own beer and
make his own sugar.
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END OF THE CHINESE WAR.
Peace Concluded Between France
aud China---The New Cabinets
Policy.

LONDON, April Z.
\ dispatch from Pekin reports that
peace has been concluded between France
and China through Sir Robert Hart on
The basis of the Fournier convention. A
Hong Kong dispatch says the news from
Pekin confirms the report of the con
clusion of peace and adds that nondem-
nifty is to be paid by China to France.
PARIS, April IN. Henri Brisson the
new president Of the council of ministers,
read before the chamber of deputies this
afternoon a formal statement Of the pol
icy agreed upon by the new ministry.
In regard to China. the statement declar
ed that France would demand from
China complete respect for all the French
rights resulting from the treaties made
by France with AMMAN and China con-
ceruing Tonquin, and which China had
recognized rs valid BY the Fournier con-
yention of 1884 France would be hap
by if there could bo amicable negotia-
tions sufficient to attain this respect for
French rights, but the end would be at
taincd by arms if necessary. The gov
ernment, however, was resolved to not
modify the character of the French ex-
pedition in Tonquin without the appro-
val Of the chambers. Concerning Euro
pean affairs, the declaration stated that
the French government would by an at
tentive and circumspect policy seek to
guarantee Frances position as one Of the
very first powers in all questions occu-
pying European attention.
q NJ. Brissou concluded the statement by
Dasking the chambers to vote the govern
ment the remainder, amounting to $780,
600, eco, Of the credit asked for on ac-
count of the operations in Tonquin.
The credit was voted after a short de-
bate.
NJ Patenotre, the French Ambassador
to China, telegraphs that the Tsung-Li-
Yamen has ratified the preliminaries of
peace signed on the Sd instant by NJ. Bill
lot, director of political affairs in the
French foreign Office. on behalf of France
and Mr.. Campbell ON behalf of China.
First Tonsorial Artist-''That man,
President Cleveland, win make a good
many mistakes, you'll see, now"
Second Tousorial Artist-"They say
he's got plenty Of horse-selse. and that's
good thing to have"
That's all right, but what good does
that do man who don't know what's
going on in the world? lie can't keep
posted. He's got no one to tell him all
that happens every rywhere.
And why amt hep
'He shages himself Philadelphia
Call
Il do SO ike the General, said a
sweet voice behind me at the opera.
Hes dear maa, isn't he =
eyes you know am sort of related
to him.
.Indeedl Inever knew that before
How"
"He came very near being my father
Ho was the first man my mother wa;
ever engaged %. San Francisco Chron
icle
Mamma, do angels play ON harps 2
YES, dear; now run and take you
piano lesson In q minute; but, mann
/ ma, doa't b'iieve want to be an angel.
8 "Wby not. child:" Cause somebod,
would besalways saying: Now run an,
take Your harp lesson. Boston Post,
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Mamma, do angels play ON harps 2
"Yes, dear; now run and take your
piano lesson. In q minute; but, mann
ma, doat b'iieve I want to be an angel. !"
"Wby not. child:" Cause somebody
would besalways saying: Now run and
take your harp lesson. Boston Post.
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On recoit aux bureaux de la SfNr MILE
des abonnements ct des annonces pour IL
Journal Les Petites Afiches.
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Mr.. oF. Babin oifre on vent son Stock de
marohandises, con terrain Q: les batiasea qul
~ truuvent dessus. Peur LEI oeoaitions
s,sdresser sur los lieux, un mile a-dessus
de, Raceland, sur II rive droite do Bayou La
fourche. lms2InareO
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IsE SAM q 1885. ~
aux Ormes aujourl'hui! !
-Oui. madame.

-Oni, madame
Ne vouS sentez-vOus pas en-
core uh pc" fable !
oh non.
Et il s'est mis- & rOngir.
-Et puis, m'a-t-il dit, avec un
accent emu, je lie saurais en- verite,
madame, abuser plus longtemps de
vos bontes!
Mes bontes :
II oubliait done que je lui devais
la vie de mon fills.
-Mais, monsieur, me Susie
6cri6e, en- verite vous oubIiez ce que
vous avez fait pour moi.
oh! tit-il supplement, c'etait 81
naturel.
-Et je voudrais vous en- temoi-
gner ma reconnaissance, poursui-
Wis je.
II me regarda avec un na1f 6ton-
Dement.
-Et6i ie pouvais...
Je tfelnblais en- parlant ainsi,
mais un courage vertigineux men,
trainait.
-Et 81 je pouvais. .continuaije,
vous Offrir une marque de mon es-
time. .un souvenir. .un....
Je balbutiais affreusement; CO
malheurenx chiffre de cent mile
francs etait dams ma gorge ct cher
chat q eu sortir.
Oh ma chere Laure, heureuse
| 1.,1
NJ. Henri, tandis que je parlais,
s'3tait lev6 ct me regarlait a soE
tour avec une sorte d'effr0i doul0u-
reux.
II etait pale CONNIE une statue
de marbre.
Et tout a coup, faisant Mn pas en-
arriere, il MA salu6e Ell me disant
-Adieu, madame; TAI Phabit
dun paysau, mais j'ai conserve
Fame dun gentilhomme.
Que s'est-ll pass6 q partir de CO
moment3
Je he sails plus !; ma t6te s'egare,
ct je me deman.ie comment je ne
me suis pas jetee aux genOux de CO
jeune hommo pour lui demander
pardon.
II 6tait dams la carriole de Marc
Noel, qui disparaissait deja an tour
nant de ravenue, que j'etais encore
la, inmobile, stupide, n'ayant plus
Ia conscience de ce qui Sc passait
autour de moi.
II est parti apres avoir sauv6 mon
enfant, ct, pour prix de son d6voue-
ment, je raj humilie.
C'est affreux ct je me trouve
odieuse.
All ma bonne Laure, pourquoi
done m'as-tu donn6 cette malheu-
reuse idee des cent mile francs
Maintenant que faire :
Comment r6parer mes torts !
comment tenir mon serment on r6-
luder3
Ma tete Sc perd, rtpouds.moi.
Cinq jours apres, madame de
Lassenie await r6pondu, ct Ia ba-
rome Mercier recevait la lettre sui
, vante:
"Mon cher liser6 rouge,
Les odeurs p6n6trantes de- Pau
tonne, les feuilles jaunis, le silence
+ ct le mystere melancolique des
grands bois, les promenades au So
) Ieil cOuchant au bord des 6tangs
| solitaires: tout celia, je le vols, te
: monte a Ia t6te ct 6gare quelque
. pen ton bon sens ct egare cette fr0i-
de raison qui ne devrait jamais
nous abandonner complement.
J'ai lu ia lettre, je l'ai relue.
Ce nest pas une lettre, c'est an
}. Journal.
Ce nest pas de la vie r6elle, c'est
du roman, par exemple IN livre de
g Sandeau.
d 81 to avais Ia moindre tendance
q IL phthisie, 81 Ia touseais On brin,
je croirais lire une. rastorale DE-
tienne Enault. ALI
i. Mxis, ma chere belle, que &c jeu.
J. ne homme sc soft jet6 & Ia mage, ait
{, rep6ch6 ton fills ct to lsaie rendu,
c'est fort bien.
l. Dependant il ny . Ia qu'une &C
Ia ton fort simple. Le premier btche'
ron venu, sachant nager, en- edt fai1
D. autant. li1 At's sa
it Maiutenant tn dis rayoie froiss6
Comment I do qu'elle UApiAre
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IIlINpI2-vous 1E IA1l7AA1s
Ne. ms R1e de Chartres.
sss NOuvELLE-ORLEANs.

Nr. J.. BOSIO. previent ses. nombreax smls
az II campagne qu'ils trouveront - Zen
Gex.voas dlcs 8a0ttonts: no; lis rue
Chartree les liqasurs Do Prenis teselx.
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ma lettre attend un p0st-scriptum.
Je ne tai pas ecrit l,ier, ct voici
pourquoi un de ces deux freres qui
poesedent naintenant IL chateau
des Ormes.
Mais t'ai,je parl6 du chateau des
Ormes +?
Je crois bieu que non. Partlonne-
moi. IL 81 passe tant de chooses au-
tours de moi dep"is deux jours, que
je perls un pen la t9te.
Figure, toi done, ma bonne Lau.
te, que IL chateau des Ormes est
celui que le pere de NJ. Henri, COM
me on pappelle, vendu q un vieux
contrebandier beige.
Ce Beige, qui pris ,sOin de Por-
phelin desherit6, est mort Pau der
nier.
lavait leux neveux qui sont We.
nus rccueillir la succession, ct c'est
la visite lie Pun d'eux que j'ai lecue
hier.
Marc Noel, c'est son nom, est un
grand ct un gros homme plein lie
bonhomie ct de cGur. II est arrive,
les yeux bundles, pour voir, NJ.
Henri, en- disant:
-Quel malheur :. Ill aurait pu sc
noyer.
J'avais passe toute Ia jouInee
d'ayant-hier au chevet du sauveul
de mon fills.
Hier matin il allait mieux j; il par
lait meme, quand il a VI Marc
Noel, de sen retOurner aux Ormes
Mais je my suis oppos6e, ct i
m6decin ma donn6 raison.
Mon fils va bien, le groom es1
sur pied NJ. Henri seul est dans
! uu 6tat de faiblesse qni ne laisst
pas que de m'inquieter. e
| Nous avons longuement cause
Iavec Ie bon Beige, ct, il est r6sult'
pour moi de cette conversation, Qu'
notre pauvre gentilhomme sans pa
trimoine, qui jasqu'a present 6tai'
encore IN peu chez lui dams le ma
nOir de ses alsux, sera oblig6 d
sen aller au premier matiu.
Marc Noel s'est mis- & pleurer er
me racontant qo'une belle fantaisi'
| amoureuse await traverse le Ger
veau de son frere, qui est, parait.il
aussi laid ct presque aassi vieul
que lui.
CO niais epousc une file de dix
Init ans qui s'est fait une fort mau
vaise reputation ; q, parait-i', ul
scaractere de m6gere, ct ne manque
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LIE journal ..ut-
U.ES RETuTES AVNs0NCES
EFT LEGUIDE DE L'EXPOSITlON,
Intermediaire du commerce franco-Americain
ParAissant le LUNDI de chaque semaine.
F Advancement $3.50 par III. 4 X
$50, Viller6. ct l02 rue de Chastras.
2s-nov-84ly.
FOR SALE.

Several .sod second hand portable En-
ginee, rsn ging from to II horsepower.
Feb-7-Slt-f- o: W. II. H.RA0AN.
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sec 8 : : s !;
" can make great pay all the time
thav work. with absolute certainty. write for
particulars to ii. HAlLEf y w. Ao' o'''"-A
Maine. fkas4%a e-ls-kss
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
E1ES HOTEL.
ThibodauA Foundry!
T.: KEEFE, PROPRIETOR.

.Thiboilaux, La,
' HAVlNG purchased the above and well
III known establishment, takes great pleas
ure in announcing to the planters that he
has reftted the Foundry and Machine
shop, and is now prepared to do any work
in his line. with neatness aud Dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES,
NUGAR MILLS.
DRAINING WHEELS,
SHAF TING aud GEARING.
-AND-
CASTINGS
Of all descriptions made to order
Agent for KnO,clee Steam Pumps
and Judson Governors,
-ALL KlxDs or
Brass Castings,
SUCK As
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VAL YES, etc., etc.,
made toorder and furnished at the shortest
notice. %,
Having refitted the blacksmith shop
he can do all kinds Of work in that line,
in the best manner and with dispatch.
He resuectfully soliclts continuance OF
the former patronage. extended to TINS e.
ablishment.
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la MERE MIRACLE
DECXIEME PARTIE
DcS D14xIncS dM TiiI0ye.
XIV

Tan;ot l'eau boni!lnnnait, les
.lrux hOnmpS remOntaient. ct le
nagenr parvrn;it Il 81 '!abarrasser
de i'etreinte dn groom ct i .'entral '
mer yer. la beige.
Tant6t le pauvre enfant, que PAS
phyxie .ay.!:,it, parvrnait i cntral-
ner d. nua,eau son sauvcur dams
l'ahime.
Entin lc robuste nagenr triompha.
Le groom epuis6 ne resista plus,
ct quelque~ secondes apres, il tou-
chat IL bergc sur laquelle par IN
dernier effort, rinconmu parvenait d
le lancer.
Ames Quoi ce dernier, s'accro.
chant a une ,ouffe de saules, prit
pied dams la vase, fit un dernier et.
fort It vint lomber 6puls6 4 nos
pieds. II me legarla ell sourianr,
puis ses yeux Sc termerent ct il sc
van0uit.
Alors, ma bonne Laure, je me
penchai sur lui toute fremissante,
ie le regal.lai. .un souvenir traver-
sa mon esprit.
C6talt un jeune homme de vingt
ans a p-ine, ct &c jeune helnme, je
pavais l6ja WI.
C'etait ie meme que javais rem
contr6 un soir en- for6t ct d qui .'a-
vais demande mon clemim.
Et ce jeune homme qui venait de
sauver mon fills au peril dc M vie,
| tn Pas devine, nest-ce pas +! c'etait
celui que, dams IL pays, Oh appelle
| NJ. Henri.
Maintenant cOmprends-tu ce Qnl
Sc passe en- moi.
Mon fills est hors de danger mais
lni son sauveor, il est ici, couche,
en- proie 4 une hevre artiente, ct le
m6decin, que Jai envoye cherche'
Ell toute hate, S'etfOrce de cOujurel
chez lui uut affection cerebrale.
Je laisSe ma lettre Ouverte. =. A
demain de nouveaux details.
uARTHE
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HTRAY NOTICE.

I, James Ray. now of Belmont. give nAoo that . stray horse has come into my hs4 branded as follows: JB (eonnected) about 10 years old, r6 hands high. color bay, wiii left white fetlock. Has saddle and harnsss marks. Owner can have same by paying the expenses. JAMES RAY.
 Nov. 2o, 1884.
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The Boy That Watched the Pot.

Near a certain village in Missouri a small boy kicked up breeze in the country church last Sunday. It seems that certain good woman bought a calfs head, and put it on to boil, leaving her little boy to mind it while she went to the church close by.
 The minister had reached his filthy, my brethren, when small boy stuck his head in the door and whispered:
 "Mamma!"
 The good woman recognized her son instantly, and began to make signs for him to leave the door. "Mamma?" again came the whis- per; this time little louder than be- fore.
 The mother shook her finger at the boy warningly, and indulged in fla miliar pantomime with which she was accustomed to awe her son. But it didn't work worth cent. The boy was excited and in dead earnest, as the denouement will show Raising his voice he shouted.
 " "Mamma, you needn't wink and blink at me, but had better come right away, for the calf's head is but tin all the dumplins out of the pot. |"
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A hioderu Arcadia,

A visitor to the queer little town of 800 souls and a hundred houses, standing on stilts on either side of a narrow and deep natural canal at the mouth of the Mississippi, says that the men sit on the doorsteps and bring down wild fowl with their guns. The alligator paddles leisurely up the main street, protected by law because the muskrat, one of his articles of diet, was becoming a nuisance by burrowing in the levees. These slug gish and good humored pets open their immense mouths sometimes, and look yearningly for a dead cat or dog, or some like delicacy,
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 Poverty IS the portion of hero who long ante-dates Grant. One of the white haired and whiskered old men who toddle in New York, bear ing the unmistakable evidences of re- versed fortunes, is Cen. John Ere mont. Half a century of adventure and bold scheming has left him poor. or late he has made living as a civil engineer. He is no pauper, nor in absolute penury, except by compari. son with his former prosperous estate. He is now on his feet again for an other chance after wealth. His course lies to Mexico, where he Is to survey, acquire and share in owning an i'm mense tract of land. "I have hopes of dying a millionaire, after all," he said to me, before setting out, "but l may fail, and I am convinced that this is my last chance. l haven't any time to lose, and feel like a gambler who has wagered his final remnant of money, My capital was energy, bold ness. and possibly some brains, and I have got to the end of it, after play ing pretty heavy game of alternate winnings and losses. This is the last throw of the dice. "-Correspondence Baltimore American.
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