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Lanai, and to touch regularly at ports ON
the way, -. 200. Passed.
NJ. Kealoha, refund for price OF land, $50.
Passed.
Payment of bills incurred:by Cabinet Re
lief Committee to relieve sufferers by great
fire, g, s35.
Mr.. Dole said this amount had been
spent legally and there was no need 70 put
il into the Act, He moved it be stricken
out.
His ExceIency Mr.. Gibson said be had
had some conversation with the Hon.
Noble Bishop, and he thought it was a
proper thing to have the item inserted in
the Appropriation bill
His Excellency Mr.. Dare thoughtit I'M
necessary to insert the amount in the Ap-
preparation bill
Hon. Mr.. Bishop thought it should be
inserted.
The President said the item was on the
debit side OF the treasury books, and the
only way to get it on the credit side was
by the Appropriation bill.
The item passed as in the bill
Paid to COnchee for road work done on
Kauai. $426 Passed
At 11:50 the House took a recess until
80 O'Clock.
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was about right and If his own party
would not back him up, the Opposition
would.
The item passed az $40
Police Of Maui SA $50. Passed
Police OF Hawaii. $50 $50. Passed.
Police of Kauai, $20, $50. Passed.
Coroners inquests, - 900 Passed.
Incidentals, criminal and civil expenses
$1,000 Passed.
Messenger, 81, 200. Passed.
Indebtedness Of department accrued
prior TO March 3lst, 81 ,4S3 so. Passed.
His Excellency Mr.. Dare moved to in
sert. Relief of ex-Marshal John H soper
1902 so" Agreed TO.
Mr.. Hayselden moved to reconsider the
item, Keeper kerosene warehouse,
$500. Agreed to.
The honorable member then moved the
item pass at 5000
His Excellency Mr.. Creighton called the
attention OF Mr.. Hayselden to the fact
that the House had voted to erect another
warehouse.
Mr.. Hayselden said that $1,000 would
cover the care of both warehouses
The item passed at 81 900.
Mr.. Brown moved the House adjourn TO
9;3O Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Aholo moved it adjourn to 10 O'Clock
The latter motion prevailed, and the
House adjourned at "a
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Nessels Expeclel rrn.n Eore.gn l.orss.

Brit ship Hospoda, Babcock from Newcastle
n W, due October 1870
NJ S Australia tHaw). Weber, from San
Francisco, en- route 10 the Colonies, due oct
Brit bark Glengaber, RollastOn, from Liver
pool, due Jan 1881
Am bark Caibarien, & Perkins from San
Francisco, due at MahUkOua Sep 30
Am bark Martha Fisher, from Glasgow, due
Jan 1880
Am bark Hope, " p PenhallOw, from Port
Townsend, due oct ~
Brit bark Ironcrg, from Liverpool, due Octo-
Der 1880
Brit bark H Watson, from Liverpool, due
October 1-2O
Am blk Martha Davis VI Benson, sailed from
Boston August 7th, due December 1-20
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PASSENGERS.

For windwaId ports, per stnlr Kinau, Oct 4:
For the Volcano-MIss Browniow, Major Bendel
G W Chink, C Tuck, Miss J Brodie and Miss N
Brodie. For Hilo and intermediate ports-Mrs
L Blaisdell, Miss Hughes, Mr. Taylor, wife
and children Mr. Koki and sons, Right Rev
Lord Bishop of Olba, Rev Father Clement, W
Akin, Miss Cameron, Miss Hall, E NJ Walsh and
wife, Miss Lizzie COckett, Miss K Cockett, Miss
AkOna, Mrs Beckwith, I Evans, Miss Dudoit,
and about I16 deck passengers.
For Portland, Or, per ship Amana, Oct /;
Chris b Miller.
ARRIVALS.
From San Francisco, per tern W Bovine,
Oct Al TheO Smith, VI Davis and Helbring.
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DEPARTURES.

MONDAY, Octobsr4.
p N
Stmr MokoIii, McGregor. for MoIokai at 5 p IN
Brit ship AInana, Beckett, for Portland, Ore
Am bktne Planter, Perriman, for Port Town
Sc nd, VT
Schr Baleakala, for Pepeekeo. HiIo Hawaii
Schr Manuokawai, for Koolau, Oahu
Schr WaiIeIe, for Kuau
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DIED.

MOTT In this city, October 4, 1886, James Doug
las, infant son OF SIr. and Mrs. James Mott,
Jr.
81 Funeral will take place this day at p. M
from their residence on school street. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited 70 attend.
And Jesus said: suffer little children to
come unto Me. aud forbid them not, for of such
is the Kingdom of Heaven"
GORHAM-In this city, October 4th, at the resi-
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Vessels Leaving To-nax.

StInr W G. Hall, for Maui and Hawaii, at 10 a IN
Stmr Iwalani, Freeman, for Kauai, at 5 . IA
StInr WaiaIeale, Freeman, for NawiIIwili
Waimea, Wahiawa, etc, Kauai, at
Stmr Likelike, for Maui, at p
Stmr Waimanalo Nelson, for WaimanaIo.
Oahu
Am bark Ceylon, Calhoun, for San Francisco
Schr MaloiO, for Kauai
Schr Canute, for HiIo Hawaii
Sckr Waiehu, for Kappa and Hanalei
Schr Rainbow, for KoOlau, Oahu
Schr Kawailani, for KOOlau Oahu
Schr Wsilele, for KUau, Maui
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Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports

Vessels i'm Port from Foreign Ports.
Am bk CeyIoR. Calhoun, from Port Townsend
VT
Am bk Elsinore, G jerks, from Newcastle,
n W
Am Surprise, J Roberts, from san Fran
cisco
Am bark Hesper, c Ryder, from Newcastle,
NSW
Ger bark Pacific, C Altman, from Bremen
Am bktne Eureka, Winding, from San
Francisco
Hawaiian bark Thomas Foster Rugg.
from Newcastle, n S W
Am tern W s Bovine, H Paul, from San
Francisco
Am bE:ne Ella. C Rust, from San Francisco
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DIR. M. GOTO.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. LEPROSY A
/ speciality Office hours at Kakaako. from
9 to II a. m. every day except Sunday. VIII visit
patients at their residence by request. All other
diseases treated at his office. corner Of Punch
bowl and Beretania streets. Office hours from
to p. m; Sundays from to 12a. IN. l12apr2
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derce Of J. ?. Bowen. Samuel r. Gorbar for
nerly Mate OF the Hesper, and brother-in-Ia
of Captain Rider.
81 Friends and scquai ntances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral To-Day
Tuesday at o'clock p. m. from Fort-strvet
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Store for Rent and Fixtures
for Sale.

/ by the LADIES' BAZAAR, SO Fort street
and all the Fixtures, Glass Cases etc, for sale
For further particulars inquire on the premises
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Or. Clinton a. Sage, NJ. d., Pekin. n. y,
writes: Il have been prescribing Duffy's
Pure Malt Whisky and find it adapted to
cases requiring pure alcoholic stimu-
Iant"
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Foreign Office Notice.
PORT OF HONOLULU, II. |.
Ar RIVALS.

MONDAY, October L.
San Francisco
Am bktne Ella, c Rust, IS days from san
Francisco.
schr Rainbow, from KooIau, Oahu
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TO LET.

A FURNISHED HOUSE, COMPLETE TOR
"A housekeeping. Will be let cheap. Cen
trally located. Possession given by the end OF
the month. For further particulars apply at this
Office, Or 10 g K Miller, business agent
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New Photograph Rooms.

nvER NICHOLS STORE FORT STREET.
~ next the Shooting Gallery. Pictures Port
rats and Views. Eirst-class work. Satisfaction
guaranteed. ll4ap2 !. A. GONSALYES.
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MISS CBHLBURG BEGs TO ANNOUNCE TO
vi her old customers that he Will be found ~
Mrs. Lacks Art Rooms, Fort street, where she
work. lOSOc7
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l.. AHOLO,
). B. Dole,
J. WRIGHT,
JOHN 7. DARE.

l agree with the other signers of this re-
port as regards the value of secret voting.
but I cannot agree with them that the bill
proposed would accomplish in this King
dom the results obtained by it in other
countries, and 1 am therefore in favor of re-
ferring the bill to the commission ap-
pointed to revise the election laws. to re-
port to the Legislative Assembly OF 1888.
FRED II. HAYsELDEN.
The report of the committee was adopt
ed.
4 MOTION To INTRODUCE NEW BILL
lfr. Hayselden moved suspension OF
the rules so as to introduce a new bill
Mr.. Dickey said he objected.
Mr. Havselden said vote of the House
would decide the matter The resolution
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Hawaiian Parliament.
Legislative Assembly-One Hun irefi
and Eighteenth Day.

MONDAY, October 4th.
The House met al $50 q. m Prayer by
the Chaplain. The following members
answered TO the roll cali: Their Excellen-
cies Gibson, Creighton and Dare Hons
Bishop, Cleghorn, Bush, Walker, Parker
Hayselden, Keau, LilIkalani, Baker,
Amara. Kaulia, Pahia, Kaunamano,
Wight, Nahale, Nahinu, KaIua, Aholo,
kaukau, Richardson, Dickey, Kaai, Pae-
haole, Kauai and Palohau. The minutes
were read in Hawaiian and English and
apUrovad
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lukou moved it pass at $1,000.
Second Clerk of Marshal, $18,-
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09
Population Juive dams rUnivers

L'annuaire des Archives israetistes
public La statistique suivante, appuyse
sur des donnees serieuses
L'Enrope comprend $500, 600 iuifs,
r6partis dams les dif6rents pays dams
Ia proportion ~snivante France, $4,000;
Allemagne, 562, 900 (Alsace-L Lorraine,
$4,000; Autriche-H ongrie, I,644, O0O
tGalicie, 688,00O; Hongrie, 638, OOO) /;
Italie, 10000; Pays-Bas, $1,000; Rou-
mamie, 265, 700; Russie, 1852 900 (Po-
logne russo, 768,000) ; Tnrqnie, 1885,
900; antres pays, $1,000 (Belgique,
5000; Suisse, 1000; Bulgaria, 10, 900 !;
Danemark, 1000; Espagne. 1900; Gil
braltar. 1900; Greece, 5000; Scribe,
$500; Suede, 3,000).
L'Asie renferme 100000 jaifs. On
en- compile 10000 dams la Turquie
d'Asie Palestine, %, O0O) /; AZ 900 dams
la Russie d'Asie , $4,000 dams la Perse !;
$4,000 dams PAsie centrale ; 10000 dams
rInde ct 1000 en- Chine.
L'Afrique possede $50 900 iuifs (S, 1000
en- Egypte ; 5000 en- Tunisie 5 5000
en- Alg6rie; 10000 au Marco; 5000 on
TripoIitaine 100000 en- Abyssinie).
LAmGrique en- renferme $50, 900,
don't 100000 dams les Etats- Unis.
L'Oceanie men a que $4,000.
LIE total general de la population is
raelite dams lie monde enter sleeve
done q $780, O0.
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Dams Ia Capitale.

Mesehae6be.
Maintenant que ret6 est ini, Wash
ington est envahi graduellement par
ceuy qui Sen etaient absent6s ct cha
que jour on Y ~rencentre de ~nouyelles
physionomies. lie president, apres rn
bon mois de vacancies, a repris ce ira
ditionnel fauteuil don't on a tant parle
iadis. Sous les reglements etablis par
son administration, ST l'absence de NJ.
Cleveland s'etait prolong6e au della
dun mois il n'aurait pas Gu, pendant
Get extension de vacance. droit au So
laire de $137 par jour qui lui est ac-
corde, ct franchement d ce prix il vaut
mieux diriger lie vaisseau de rEtat qle
%poursuivre des chevreuils.
NJ. Bayard est le seul membre du
cabinet qui matt pas eu ses vacancies
pendant Pete. Par la mort du vice
president, il devenait, sous lie bill de la
succession presidentielle, le represen
tant immediat du president pendant
l'absence de celui-ci. ii a eu beaucoup
afaire pendant que ses colleagues Sc re-
posaient ct c'est etonnant que sa sant6
ntan ait pas souffert.
LIE secr6taire Lamar, apres trois Sc
mhines passees dams la Nouvelle- Angle
terre, est revenu sc remettre a la taclle.
Mais il lui faudra bient6t prendre une
autre petite vacance pour Sc marier.
LIE secretaire Whitney a quite
Washington depuis lie mois d'aoAt pour
inspector les chantiers maritimes ct lbs
stations navales ~(chelonnees lie long
des c6tes de lEst, ce qui equivaut q
une vacance; mails meme de loin il
dirige t%oujours les a~ffaires de son de-
partement par correspondence.
L'avocat-general Garland prend
largement ses dams PArkan-
a tandis que son assistant jerks ex-
p6die les affaires du bureau. QUAINT a
M. Villas, il trouve facilement le moyen
de s'absenter quand la f~antaisie lie
prend, car il a meilleure excuse que
%quiconque.
LIE secretaire Manning ma pas paFu
a son bureau depuis six mois ct null ne
peut dire sill y %reviendra, car il est
gravement malade. Dependant, on as
sure sa que sant6 r~evient lentement,
mais sd famille s'oppose a ee quill re-
prenne 10 direction du d6partement du
Tresor. On Sc demande toujours qui
lui succedera sill abandonne lie porte
feuille.
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Report of Grand bury.

STATE OE LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
I'm the name and by the authority of the
IL State of Louisiana the Grand Jurors of
the State of Louisiana, parish of st. Landry,
sworn and charged to inquire within and for
the body of the parish of st. Landry, State
aforesaid, respectfully submit the following
report
PARISH JAIL.
) We have examined the parish Jail and find
a good many prisoners therein. We find the
prisoners as well treated as could be expected
under the circumstances. We would suggest
that the Jail be thoroughly cleaned aud dis
infected.
We have been informed that the road over
seers throughout the parish are not doing
their duty and that consequently, the roads
are not in good condition. While we have
not had sufficiently precise information to
justify us to find any indictments against
them, we deemed it our duty to take some
notice of the information which we have re-
ceiyed hoping that in the future they will at
tend to their duties.
We have carefully examined all cases
brought before us and have passed upon all
except q few, which were continued until the
next Grand Jury, in consequence of the fail
nre Of the witnesses to attend. We take
pleasure in reporting the progress of our new
Courthouse building and think that consider
able praise is due TO Mr.. Harmon for the man.
ner IN which he is experimenting the same !;
and in this connection we would recommend
that q suitable room be set aside in said build
ing With other c~onveniences necessary for the
accommodation of future Grand Jurors.
The Grand Jurors would report that having
nothing further to do, they beg to be dis
charged. W. M. PRICE.
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
Filed Sept. 25, 1856.
c. MAYO, Deputy Clerk.
80 Il 4 rrrn EOrD~
b. MARTEL, Deputy Clerk.
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TAXES !! TAXES

NOTICE is hereby given to all taxpayers
IV Of the parish of st. Landry that the tax
rolls for the year 1886 have been filed in the
Office of the Recorder of Mortgages, ana a
on lie in my office, as required by law, and
that the taxes for the year 1886 are now due.
They are further notified that said taxes
will become delinquent on the first day OF
January, 1887, and will draw interest from
that date at the rate of three per cent per
month on personal property and one per cent
per month on real estate. Parties owing
taxes on personal property must come Tor,
ward and pay said taxes Immediately as said
taxes will become delinquent ON the first DAY
Of October, 1886, after which date notices will
issue, as required by law, at cost OF taxpayer.
Those wishing to avoid costs OF said notices.
ETC., will do we'll to make prompt payment
Sheriff and Ex-oficio Tax Collector, st. Ian
dry Parish, La.
Opeiousas, La, Oct. 2, 1886.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

Lie grand glacier de pAlaska
s'6loigne pen d pen de terre, a I'm
mile 4 pen pres par an. La ia
eade pr6sente I'm 6norme muir de
Eglace d'enyiron 500 pieds de
|paisseur, sa largeur varie de 8 d
10 miles ct ii d une longnel1r
d'a pen pres 80 miles.
Presqn'a chaque quart d'heure
iltombe dies centaines de tonnes
de glaee dams Ia mer, en- blocs
|4normes. La chute agite violenn-
ment les dots. Les vagues sotltI
telles que les plus eros nayires
en- sont secou6s. Aussi, Zap
procIle du glacier est-eile impos-
sible aux petits bateaux. la
glace est dune grande puref6
ct dune blaDchellr6 bIonissante
ellie i DIES teintes bleues qui ID
rapprochent beaucoup de Ii COZ
leslr 90 indigo. Le dessts est
raboteux, fn6gal, plein d'aspGm-
t6s de montioules ia y volt
meme des ehafnes ae monfagne
en miniature.
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NORTH LOUISIANA FAIR.

H. Mechanical Fair Association, organized
June, 1883, will give their first Fair at Shreve-
port, on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, November 10th, 18th, 18th and
18th, 1886. The Premium List embraces
every article of household and mechanical
manufacture, as we'll as agricultural products
and implements, live stock, etc. rrotting
and running races each day for liberal purses,
together with many other attractive amuse-
ments. The Fair Grounds are easy of access
by all railroad and street car lines, For Pre-
MUM List and Programme, address
FAIR ASSOCIATION,
Rox 3f0 Sbravanars Ia
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09
En- 1886.

A roccasion du centenaire de
M. Ohevreul, I'm gazetteer, MI.
|Piton, a Ell ridee de ressusciter,
moyennant deux soils, I'm jour
nal du 70 septembre 1856, la Ga
sette yoyale. Cette REBELLION pre-
sente la situation exacte de la
societ6 a pheure on M. Cheyreul
est venu au monde.
Tout Y est; les ministries d'a-
Tors, les cardinaux, les marechanx,
les 6chevins, les faits-divers, les
greves (deja y, les spectacles, les
mots de la fin, les lotteries ct lie
cours des effets publics.
Voici quelle 6tait, a cette
6poque, la situation des hommes
qui s'illustrerent dams lie cours
du steele
II Y a juste cent ans, Marat
etait Observation-Disclosures des
|ecuries du comte d'Artois az
ans).
Mirabeau voyageait ct ecrivait
contre lOagliostro ct Lavater (57
ans).
Danton etait ayocat ainsi que
Robespierre. Tous deux avaient
.27 ans.
Marceau, engage depuis un
an, await IL ans, Desaix de Vey-
goux, lie h6ros futur de Marengo,
simple engage, await Is ans.
Hoche, enfant de ch@ur, puts
garcon palefrenier, etait garde-
franchise depuis deux ans Us
ans).
Murat, fills dun aubergiste,
6tudiait pour entrer dams les or
dres is ans).
Ney grattait du PAPER dams
les bureaux az ans).
Lannes, fills dun garcon d'ecu-
RE, 6tait apprenti teinturier III
ans).
Bruno 6tait Journalistic a Paris
(23 ans).
. Massena, fills dun marchand
de vim, 6tait ABUNDANT sous-oM-
cier (2S ans).
Soult 6tait engage volontaire
dams lie regiment de Royal-In-
fanterie III ans).
Jourdan 6tait mereier a Lii
moges IA ans).
Gouvion Saint yr donnait
des leeons de dessin a Paris (22
ans).
Victor, engage tambour, etait
pass6 soldat go ans).
Augereau, fills dun domestique
ct dune fruitiere, servait dams
les carabiniers napolitains ga
ans).
Lefebvre, fills de meunier, 6tait
sergent depuis ID ans Isl ans].
Dronot, fills dun boulanger,
await II ans.
Barra await 6 ans.
Washington 6tait retiredans sa
retraite de Mount Vernon, apres
ayoir d6livr6 les Is Etats- Unis
[54 ansl.
Bonaparte, sorti de Brienne
ct de pEcole militaire de Paris,
etait lieutenant en- 2e de la COM
pagnie des bombardiers pan
tun an regiment de La Fere.
Ingres await cling ans.
NC. Ohevreul, qui entrait dams
le monde [31 aoAt au Ter sep
tembre 1861, allait voir success
4 rois, 2 empereurs, 3.
r6publiques, 65 marechanx de
France, Sc ministries de la JUS
tice, 70 ministries de la marine,
81 ministries de la guerre ct 90
de pinterieur !; ct ce
nest pas fni II! .
--~-~->~~~~~--
L'GllGitensent chez les ossedue.--
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

Chol6ra.-Pesth, A oct.-Trois per-
sonnes ont succombe au cholera hier
en- cette vile, ct sept nonyeaux cas- ont
6t6 signales.
Vienne. A oct.-Aujourd'bni a Tri-
este, IA nouveaux cas- de cholera ct 8
d6ces ont et6,constates, ct IL nouveaux
cas- de cholera a Pesth ct 5 deces.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

Les debitants de ~liqueurs ct autres
n6gociants de la Nonvelle-O Orleans qui
croient leurs int6rets menaces par la
loi dn dimanche s'agitent dams le but
de former une organisation pour Sc pro
tsger ct contester la validit6 l6gale de
de pacte de la legislature.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

Les 6bonlis continent a Plaquemine
(paroisse Iberville), ct la semaine der
Mere nne langue de terre de cent pieds
do large cit de cinq cents pieds de long
a disparu du cote Quest du bayou.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

Les republicans du Be district con
gfessionnel de notre Etat sont divises
ct tune des factions o choisi M. David
son, homme de couleur, pour soE can
didat au Congress ct invite Kellogg a
lui prefer lie concours de SOD e%loqnence.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

Le nouvel imprimeur du gouverne
ment, M. Benedict, q commence par re-
duire consid6rablement lie personnel de
Pimprimerie rationale qui absorbait
$I57, 900 par mois.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

lie Congress ayant vote une somme
de $500, 600 pour la construction de
n~ouvelles levees, il Ell a etc attribute
$l75 1000 d la Louisiana, don't $4,000
seront employees q rebatir In levee de
MoTgaDZa.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

A%IN#LE
On cause, devant an Marseil-
.lais, din marriage Pezon contre
Pezon.
Ienfant de la Canebiere haus-
Sc les epaules avec d6dain /:
-Peuh les dompteurs les
lionsi Bagasse! Ia belle fchaise !
Tenez, moi qni yons parle
j'en III reneonfr6 IN, de lion,
dams le desert IN superbe ami
NAL -. Eth bien. sayez-vous
&c que j'ai fat J,ai pris
mon canif dams ma poche, ct ie
hi al coupe la qneuei
-Ponrquoi pas la teteg
Eth! troun de pairi .ie ne
pouyais pas Ie chassenr quf Pa
wait tue Ia lui await conp6a Ia
veille
Ayant le marriage, petite con-
fession dun gendre d sa BELLE
mere:
III fault que je vous avoue
que je ~m'emporte asset facile-
nent Ell quelquefois sans raison.
-Soyez tranquille, reprend la
belle-mere, tant que 10 serai Id
les raisons ne vOus Daanqneront
pas.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09

LGllGitenseFst chez ges oiseGuG.--
On connaft l'int6ressant ph6no-
meme qui SIC produit chez le pi-
geon apres p6closion des jeunes.
lie jabot DIES parents SO gonde,
ct lis en- TRENT une liqueur grasse
qui, pendant une quinzaine de
jours, sert reimbursement do
nourrlture aux pigeonneaux. NJ.
Milne-EdWards a communiqu6,
81 pAcademie des sciences de
Paris (seance du s Juliet IN
travail de M. Pennetier, qui a
Vonla s'assurer du v6ritable me
canisme du phenomena. Don
provient CO fait dun genre spe-
|cials De glandes qui Sc de-
veloppent temporairement dams
Ia muqueuse du jabot, disait-on.
O'est Ia, suivant M. Pennetier.
une erreur. Voici comment Sc
produit le phenomena la mu-
queuse s'hypertrophie an mo-
ment vOulu, ellie s'6paissit an'
point de former des feuillets re-
tombant les uns SUR les autres
ct s6pares par DIES replis pro-
fonds. En- meme temps les
Vaisseaux s'6largissent, Sc gon-
hent cit laissent sumter le liqnide
caseux ct gras qui sert a l'ali-|
mentation dn jeune. Lsallaite-
ment dn jeune termine, Ia mr-
quense revient pen a pen ap6tat
normal.
Calino, frapp6 par l'hygiAno
sllVie par Nc. Ohevrenl, declare
que, CONNIE lui, ii ne mangera
plus que du poisson.et ne boira
plus que do pea1.
Pendant denx ionrs, il suit
scrr1puleuseinent co regime; pnisi
le supprime al troisiamo.
Je sentais, disaft-il, quavecl
CO systame-la j'aurais en- mes
cent ans Ia semaine prochaine!
TraVaux typographiques EN-
tons genres EXECUTES Il Fimpri-
merle do 00URRIHR
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