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DEADLY CYCLONE.
hrENEsorA TOWNS SWEPT AND MANY
LIVES REPORTED Lost.
An Appalling Disastsr-Hany Houses
Wrecksd-0vsr One Hundred Persons
Killed-Telegraph Lines AL Down.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


ST. PAUL, MINI, April 14.-St.
Cloud and Sank Rapids were swept by
. terribly destructive cyclone about
5:30 o'clock this afternoon. The first
knowledge Of the disaster was contain
ed in a telegram sent to Mayor Ames
from st. Cloud reporting the disaster
and asking that special train be sent
with physicians. A similar dispatch
was received FROM Sank Rapids. I'm
mediately upon the receipt Of these
messages preparations were made to
respond to the call for help. The train
Tor St. Cloud left at 6 o'clock. The in
formation at hand is very meagre, and
sensational reports are current that 100
people were killed.
1t is believed that at least forty per-
sons have been killed and about seven
ty-five wounded, but it is impossible
to get much information as yet. All
is excitement, and the streets are filed
with men and frightened women and
children. The disaster is certainly ap-
palling. AS nearly as can be learned,
scores Of houses have been entirely
wrecked.
Twelve physicians were aboard the
relief train which left for st. Cloud.
Private advices say the storm struck
the railroad between the round-house
end freight depot, and swept path
COO yards wide through the city, lev
cling between $50 and 200 houses.
NJ. II. Clark, a well-known lumberman,
who lives in St. Cloud, says 90 persons
were killed in that city, and more than
100 injured-many very seriously.
Superintendent Wakeman, Of the Mani
toba road, says between 30 and 40 per-
sons were killed at Sank Rapids, few
miles southeast of St. Cloud, and nearly
double that number injured. The tele-
graph wires northwest of this city are
all down, and no news direct from st.
Cloud or Sank Rapids had been re-
ceived or obtainable since 7 O'Clock.
ST. PAUL, April 1.-THE latest re-
ports received at 10 p. NJ. give the
number killed at St. Cloud at fifteen
and injured about twenty-five, and at
Sank Rapids fifteen killed and twenty
injured. Another terrific thunder
storm is prevailing here, which inter-
feres greatly with the wires.
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MR.. srEwARI's COUPONS, AGAIN.
The Text Of the Decision Of the SUI
preme Court.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch. !

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April l4.-The fol-
lowing is the text of the opinion Of the
United States Supreme Court decision
in the case Of Stewart rs. The State Of
Virginia:
The order remandipg this case is
affirmed. A proceeding under the act
of Assembly Of Virginia, approved
January ii, 1882, tAntoni Us. Green
how, l07 U. S., 77l,) as amended by
the act Of March IL, 1884, for identifi-
cation and verifcation Of coupons
rendered in payment of taxes,
debts, or demands due the State
is not a suit Of civil nature arising
under the Constitution or laws Of the
United States within the meaning Of the
act of March 3, 1875. The only pur-
pose of such proceeding is to determine
whether the coupons rendered "are
genuine, legal coupons, which are legal
ly receivable for taxes, dues, and de-
mands." The court has nothing to do
with the obligation Of the State to re-
1,iye coupons in payment of particu-
lar tax or demand for which they were
rendered. The tender being made, it
becomes the duty of the collector I'M
der the law to receive and receipt for
the coupons "for the purpose Of
Identification and verifcation," and to
deliver them to the judge Of the proper
court to that end. The taxpayer then
files his petition, praying THAT a
jury be empanelled to try the question
as TO whether they are genuine legal
coupons which are legally receivable
for taxes, debts and demands" This
is the only issue that can be tried,
and if finally decided in favor
of the taxpayer, the coupons are
to be received By the collector
for such Of the taxes, dues and
demands for which they were rendered
as can under the contract of the State
be paid in that way. The court has no
authority under the law to determine
in that proceeding what taxes may be
so paid. 1t thus appears that the issue
to be tried cannot involve any question
arising under the Constitution or laws
of the United States.
Chief.Justice Waite delivered the
opinlor.
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GIadstono.s northumberland

lBy Anglo-Ameucan cable to the DIspatch.l
LONDON, April l4.-Gladstone has
sent the following reply to Q congratu-
latory cablegram received by him last
Monday from the mayor Of Boston:
have received your cablegram. l
thank you for your courtesy in inform
ing me Of the proceedings Of the mass
meeting held in Boston on Monday to
take action on the subject Of tho pro-
posals Of the Government with regard
to Ireland. feel that American opin-
ion, allied as it is with regard and afisc-
ton for the old country, affords hsr
Msjesty's Government powerful moral
support. remain. dear worshipful
mayor, faithfully yours,
W. T.. GLADSTONE.
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csivs about $500, 900 per year from the
Government should the Blair bill bs.
coma Law. He says his delegation,
with possibly the exception Of Messrs.
Bennett and Cox, are for the passage
OF the bill.
PERSONAL NOTES.
United-States. Marshal Sehon, OF
West Virginia, is here looking after the
bill giving United States court officials
salaries in lien Of fees.
Wayne Ferguson Of Wayne county,
Thomas Bradford Of Barbour county,
and son Of Judge Wood, OF the SD
preme Court, are among the West Nir-
ginians on visit to this city.
II is reported on good authority that
Governor Curtin will be chairman Of
the commission to investigate the strike
on the Gould system IN the Southwest,
and that Hons. W. II. Grain, Of Texas.
and j. j. 0'Neill, Of Missouri, will be
members.
The Senate committee has taken
extra precautions to prevent anything
connected with the confirmation of So
'licitor Goode leaking ont. All the tes-
iimony is being taken by the steno'
graphers who are employed ia the exc
cutive sessions Of the Senate.
The following postmasters OF the
fourth class were appointed to-day
Cape Charles, Northampton county
Lemuel T.. Mumford rice p. w. Saw
age, removed; Peach Grove, Rocking
BAN county, Mrs. Lizzie A. Dietrich
rice Lizzie A. Leak, married; Rugby
Grayson county, Thomas j. Wile'
rice Robert Green, resigned.
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caused decline in common snsoo1eA ~
the nnsr.srads cutters eonn1an1 to-lnU
very high prices and ere I'm bseees 1saand
than ever
II this smacks OF advice 10 iasmcss. ~
apology II II was meant only ~ . guide
and . statement Of existing fAsts and en-
PLANTATION TO thoss who wonder why sueA
prices rule and saying that everything ID
siagnant In busipsss does not explain ell.
II is hoped thst the Congo basin may
open up an export ueld for oar product aud
not n competitor. and to this end the pror
posed Baitimore-African Steamship Line
has our best wishes.
Sales OF br'2his on Change were small.
though some outside trading In Old wrap
peIs was reported.
local-option discussions were In order.
and were feeiy induiged In In the absence
Of any thing better to do on Change.
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G,adstone's Home. Kuie B,,I.

| by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch
LONDON, April 1.-THE second
reading Of Gladstone's home-rule bill
in the House Of Commons has been
postponed until May 10th. The Con-
servatiyes have concluded TO postpone
until after the Easter holidays deciding
whether or not to force a division on
the second reading OF the bill.
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Reduction In Clerical Force.

WASHINGTON, April l4.-There
has been a reduction of 267 in the
clerical force Of the Treasury Depwt.
ment under the present Administration,
resulting in an annual saving Of 1892
COO. The vacancies thus made are all
in classified service and will not be
filed,
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Election Sensation I'm Milwaukee

by ltItBIHpI 10 IIIt IIIHPdtVI'I
MILWAUKEE WIS.,, April l4.-The
excitement over the election took a
very sensational turn last night by the
arrest of P. J. Grcgan, alderman-elect
from the Fourth Ward. Grogan is
charged with having assisted different
persons in illegal voting. The cases are
all confined to the Fourth Ward.
Grogan is a wealthy dairyman, and de-
feated his Republican opponent by
large majority. lie was released on
hail
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lapi4l
EDUCATIONAL.

ELECTION OF PROFESSOR.-The
H. Trustees OF Richmon College viii pro-
coed, ct their annual meeting. on the 22D
OF JUNE NEXT, To ELECT A PROFESSOR
OF HE SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. Appiiea-
tiorp, with testimonials may be fied With
the undersigned. Q. II. RYLAND.
Secretary
RICHMOND. VA. mh 2i-eodtMyia
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Baseball Yesterday.

lBy telegraph to the Dspatch.l
Washington Nationals, Is; Port
lands (New-England League, 0.
Hampton Nationals, >; Roches'
tiers, 9.
Philadelphia: Athletics, G; Phila-
delphias, A.
Baltimore Baltimores, 8; BoS-
tons, Q.
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NEw YORK sTOCK y,AaxCv.

NEW York. April l4.-stosks were very
dull to-day but generally firm. except after
midday, when 3 raid was made upon few
stocks, including Union Pacific, Pacific
Mall, and Western Union. The Attack had
no effect upon the rest OF the list. and later
In The day part OF the losses established
after midday were recovered. The raid
wss unaccom panied by any news OF q dam.
aging character. The market was parttcu.
larry dull late I'm the afternoon ciosed dull
and strong at figures fractlonally different
nom the final quotations last evening. with
more advances tnan declines. Among the
favorite exceptions are . decline OF Ia
North western and y Ia Pacific Mail while
New York Central and Union Pacific show
gains OF 4. sales, 22S,00o shares.
Noog,.--stGcKs active and steady. Money.
2n2x per cent. Exchsnge-Iong, 4eos;
short, ass, Governments neglected,
Erenfag.-Exchsnge, <sSs. Money, Sals
per cent. sub-Treasury balences-tyoia'
sI2s,l 900; currency. elo.232, 900. Gov
ernments dull: 4 per cents. 1891: n per
cents. loOlS bid. State bonds neglected
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BALTIMORE STOCK MaRKEr

BALTIMORE, April 14.-Virginia 6's, con-
solidated, So: pastd coupons. 631
IO-4O's Az; new IS. IS. North Carolina
6's, Old, ll71l. Bid to-day.
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Nominations,

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Pre-
sident nominated to-day James +. Ro-
bertson, Of Culpeper, Va, and Frede-
rick A. Ross, of Tuscumbia, Ala. to
be postInasters.
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RICHMOND Srock EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, April Il, 1885.
SALKs-EIRsr BoARD.-l,000 Virginia
new ss at IS; 500 Atlanta and Charlotte
incomes at los.
SECOND BoARD.-60O Virginia new 3's
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April IA, 1855,

oFFERISGs,
WHEAT, 500 bushels.
CoRN.-2. 500 bushels.
OAIs.-e00 bushels.
SArES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 900 bushels very good
Iongberry on private terms; 800 bushels
very good Shortberry on private terms.
CoKN.-White, 1000 bushels very good on
private terms.
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MAXINE INrELs.IUENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL IL. lee(
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IL. 1859.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Jennie T.. simmons. Williams,
ORIENT riG City Point. fertilizer, =. u. Crens
shaw, secretary.
Schooner ssmos. Smith, Boston, .srti.
lizer. W. u. Clemons.
SAILED.
Steamer Nelly White, Deyo, Norfolk.
United states mall, merchandise and %.
sepgen l.. b. Tatum. agent.
schooner A. +. smyrk. Traveu, Eastern
Branch. truck'barrels; vessel. Curtis 4
Parker.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. ArRIL ~,
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Boax, New York
And sailed for West Point.
steamship Mathew Bedlington (Britiah),
Kirby, New Orleans.
steamship Emiliano (spsnlshl Bsnsoas.
Liy erpooi ria Norfolk. 10
schooner IAvinia Campbell. Van, Boo-
ton; w. II. Bailey, LongsfrseI New York.
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FLOUR.

We quote: Fine, s2.75as3; superiine,
s9aS350; extra, s3.75aSi; family, sia
s4.75; patent family, county, SO. Z5as5.75,
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, April l5-l 4. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, in
creasing cloudiness and local rains,
stationary temperature, ~inds gen.
eraHy sOutheasterly.
For the South Atlantic States, in
creasing cloudiness and light loca!
rains, stationary temperature, ,cinds
generally edsterly.
For Southern Virginia, light local
rains, stationary temperature.
The weather IN Richmond yesterday
waS bright and lcarm.
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NOhrOLh PEANUT M AhkET.
RpDOrtqd fDr the nisnatch

NORFOLK, April i4.-No change what
ever IN the status OF the market. TIansac-
tons entirely al the factories. Prime, ga
q c nancy, 44c.: factory hand picked,
5Ea6c. Market yefy dull.
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COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD MIDDLIsG.-p4c.
MIDDLING.-9 Lido.
STRICT Low MIDDLINr -s1..1so
Low AIDDLIS9. -69.I6c,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-15

ROOK AND JOB WORK NRATLY
~ xxHCUTEO AT THn DIspAHW
P1lNUN0-H0UnA
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES,

NEW YcRE, April l4.-Cotton-Set re-
ceinis Ola hs 'ss; gross receipts. l.l33 bales.
Fuiurss closed sies,''y; sales 6G,ioo bales;
April, s9.l4as9.i5; MAJ ss,z9s:v.2s June
so seass.s7; July. 50 asa S'fpj Auxuss'
$3.50; September, sg.40as9.4l; ~ope1,
9.25as9.26; November, s9.22as9.23: De-
cember. t9.27as9.2s: January, s9.3la
tpbruary ia
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CHICA9O.

CHICAGO, April Is.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat closed firiner; April. 72ka7sc.:
May. 761fc. Corn quiet and steady; cash.
S3Ila3oc.; April. sshaS3asc.: May, SRA
size. Oats dull and steady cash. 28a
Mess-pork quiet; cash. s9.05ass.I 10; May.
s9.05as9.l2sc. Lard quiet and unchanged.
Boxed meats steady cry.salted shoulders.
s4as4.l0: short.rib. s5.20as5.25: clear,
S5. 6Oas5 65. Whiskey steady at s1.It.
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PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe. les

PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe, les
,jeuneS gems ct les hOmmes mnrs
qui veulent singer Ia jeunesse, al
ment ct r%echerchent les parfums les
plus suaves, les essences les pins
pures, les savons les plus odorants,
les articles de toilette les plus in
dispensables ct les pins a la mode,
tells que brosses d dents, pelgnes,
brosses a cheveux, etc. ETC., trouve-
ront, en- %quantite, tous ces articles
dams la Pharmacie Thibodeaux q
DIES prix qui defient toute concur
renee.
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Tdaps les vsinpea. |IIl


En- Europe, le peuple plus pa
resseux qui soft est le Dalmate.
qui, pourtant, habite uu climat
tempefe.:-les Dalmates preferent
vivre d'herbes ct de lait plutot
que de Sc livrer a IN travail qui
leur permettrait de tirer partie DIES
resources lie leur pays.
Au point de vue anecdotiqne, un
cas- piquant est celui dun homme
qui ne pouvalt arriver a sc lever
de bonnie heure, malgre tout son
desir. Ii s'occupait reimbursement
4 inventor toutes sortes de machi-
mes ingenieuses pour lie reyeiller.
.C'est ainsi qua grand'peinc il await
construct I'M tambour qui battait
tout seul i rhenre indiquee, I'm
oiseau qui chantait, un serpent qui
sifflait. Mails rien ny fit jamais.
Plus heureux a etc, de nos .jours,
lie sculpteur Soitoux, rauteur de la
statue de la Renublique qui sc
trouve devant fInstitut. q Paris.
Iui aussi await me tendance ir.
reSistible Il dormir tarti. II magma
I'm jour de Sc fabriquer IN
movement d'horlogerie qui, d
l,heure tixee pour son reveil, lui YER
salt quelques gouttes d'eau sur la
tete.
= Cest a ce systeme, disait-il
quill await dh de pouvoir commen'
Ger sa ionrnee de travail, pendant
toute sa vie, d cinq heures du ma
tin.
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de vue. Eapn*eBuivante, UNI yral
colosse abordait lie medecin dams
la rue ct Sc faisait reconnaitre de
'lui. Cstait le phthisique, tout q
fait gueri, grace au SCI.
Pour les choleta,g lie sci est, tou-
jours d'apres NJ. Burggraeve, SOU
verain. II cite l'exemple de paysans
russes qui pendant une epidemic
de cnolera Sc garan.irent du feaa
en- mettant une forte dose de sci
dams leur lait.
II indique aussi lie sci CONNIE Ia
vraie panacee pour toutes les mala-
dies. Settlement, dit-il, c'est 81
simple qu'on ny await pas encore
songe. LIE sci, empGchant les ma
ladies, assurerait done la long6vite
dune facon c~ertaine.
IL faut a rhomme, dit-il, pour sc
b len porter, vingt grammes de SCI
par jour, en- temps ordinaire. Tout
Ia TT du medecin de cette medicine
elementaire devra .6tre de savoil
mesurer la dose dams l'etat morbide.
En- tout cas-, la medicine semble
en- reyenir aux chooses simples. L
y "a quelque temps, un medeciu
vantait pou la guerison des plates
reau claire, la simple eau claire.
Cest le sci, aujourd'hui, qui nous
dome aussi lie grand reconstituant,
&c nest hi compliquG, nj cher.
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IsorAgY JOB PREss.

tout le materiel ntcessaire. mons som
mes a meme d'exeeuter tour les ouvrages ty-
poeraphiques qni nous seront comics Les
breis d'avocat. cartes d'aHaiIes. entetes oe
features. tickets d'habitation. blancs. circn-
laires. etc. seront imprimGs dams lie plus bref
d6lai ct a des prix moderes.
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LIE Sci CONNIE Preseryatif dc
TOutes les MaIaditS..

Tn Professor de rUniversite de
Gand, lie docteur Burggraeve, Went
de consacrer IN gros travail q un
%nouveau moyen gull indique de de.
passer la centaine. C'est, dit il,
tout I'm systeme de renovation. II
est bien simple, au reste j; il consiste
dams I'M emploi rationnel du sci,
qui, scion lui, est lie p~reservatif de
toutes les maladies.
Aussi voudrait-il quill ne restat,
dams ancun pays, de droit sur lie sci,
quill fht a Ia libre disposition de
tous, CONNIE reau ct Pair.
LIE docteur Burggra6ve affirme
que bien Sc porter nest pas. CONNIE
on pense commandment, affaire de
hasard. Les lois qui ~regissent la
vie sont, d'apres lui, des pheno
menes Gaines ct reguliers il sufit
de WELLER a CO qu'ils Sc deroulent
sans obstacle.
Or, lie sci, scion sa theorie, est lie
grand agent regulateur. Alton lie
sang trop richei LIE sci lie rendra
moins charge. Alton lie sang pau.
vre9 LIE sci le refera, lui rendrs les
elements n~ecessaires. On n'accu-
sera pas NJ. Burggrasve de cher
cher un remede compliqu6
NJ. Burggraeve cite, q rappui de
la pursuance quill attribute au sci,
des examples.
La punition la plus severe qui
existait EN- Hollandc ~autrefois, pour
les soldats, etait de leur bonner du
pain sans sci. Or, 81 ce regime du.
raft quelques mois, il etait rare
que le prisonnier survecit.
Vers Ia fin du steele dernier, une
lepidemie terrible Sc declara en-
SAKE, ayant .quelque anologie
ayec leScorbnt:, Ellie fit des pro-
gres 81 rapides dams les classes ne
cessiteoses one lie gouvernement
ordonna une enquete. Des lors,
on constata un fait singulier,
c'est que les mineurs, quoique re
duits a la meme misere que les
autres ~ouvriers, etaient restes, eux
let leurs families, complement ex-
empts de la maladie.
Or, falimentation DIES mineurs ne
Sc distinguish de eelle des autres
onvriers QUEEN I'M seul point: c'est
que, appartenant q rEtat, lis rece-
vaient.le sci gratis. On essaya du
sci CONNIE moyen curatif ct la ma.
fladie disparut CONNIE par enchante-
ment.
Dams Ia phtisie, le m6decin beige
assure que le sci est souverain. II
lcite rexemple dun jeune honme
qui Sc mourait, apres tons les stems
frappes du meme NAL. II semblait
perdu ct le docteur ne hui ordonna
de prendre de reau sal9e que par
! acquit de conscience. II IL perdit
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80
On connait lie refrain celebre,
dams ropera-comique Galathee:
Ah!auil est doux de ne rien faire.
Ouand tout stasite autOur de nous;
II symbolise la paresse dams ce
qu'elle a de plus raffine.
Cete question de paresse, I'M
medecin Went de la trailer scienti-
fquement. II estime qu'elle est lie
resultat dun etat morbide, ct il
rappelle "une affection snperficielle
du systeme cerebro-spinal."
C'est ainsi quill cite rexemple
dune servante aussi active que
deyouee qui, SUPPLEMENT-, Sc trouva
atteinte dune paresse irresistible !;
rien ny faisait, ct, quand on cher
chat a la morigener, ellie repon-
dat:
- Je sails que jai tort, mais il Y
a en- moi quelque chose Gui mem
peche de TRAVELLER!
Cette jeune femme fut examine
tres serieusement, ct il fut reconnu
Qu'ellc await au cerveau une dou-
leur tant0t legere ct tantot vive,
qui sc p%rolongeait lie long de la
NOZZLE tpiniere. C'est cette dou
leur qui p~aralysait sa volonte.
&c qui est curieux, dams ce cas-,
c'est que Ia malade, apres avoir etc
robjet dun traitement, guerit ct
reprit son ancienne activit6.
C'est une theorie assez curieuse
que de considerer la paresse, con.
traire aux instincts d'actiyit6 que
nous lemons de la nature, CONNIE
uno maladie. D'apres ce systeme,
~ . lieu de punir les paresseux,
dams les ecoles, il faudrait les sol.
EzEEs&Z " N- ....4
gner.
LIE meme medecin pense que la
paresse, que ron considere gene.
ralement CONNIE un vice, dot 6tre
solvent attribuee 4 un commence.
ment dthypocondrie. &c seralt,
d'apres hui, une "alteration de Ia
susceptibilite nerveuse."i& dol
II cite le cas- dun savsnt qui,
jusqu'a Page de cinquante ans,
await etonns par sa puissanoesd Dc
travail, par son opiniatrete . sat.
tacher a DIES questions ardues, et
qui, tout a coup, renonea 8 toutt
occupation; il semblait incapable
d'efforts ct sa paresse subtle etai1
81 grande gull renoncait recevoil
ct a rendre toute visite, quill pas
salt toutes ses iourn6es etendu SUI
nm grand divan- -, .a
Les temperaments lymphatique,
sont plus facilement enclins q Ia
paresse que les autres. y .43 4.
Les questioned climat sont poul
beaucoup, aussi, dams la tendance
4 la paresse. Lextreme chaleui
ct l'extreme froid Ia Developer,
6galement. La branche des Finno
Mongols, etahlie en- Laponie, es,
devenue une race d'avortons inca
pables de rien entreprenare, d.
meme que les populations de "a
merique du Sud, par exemple, sont
ivr6es 4 Ia fain6antise Ia, les elias
ses qui repr6sentents pactivit6 son1
celles qui ont I'M sang melangt
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