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RaII3ad Collision.

KANSAS CITY No, Dec. 10.--At $40
o'clock last night the south-bound Texas
train on the Missouri Pacific eoilided with
freight train 81 at the main line depot at
Independence, resulting in serious damages
to the engines. No lives 'weres LOST, but
the fireman of the freight engine. Mr.. ".
Mr.. j. C. Alexander had his left erm
bruised The passenger train Gas sir
minutes ahead of time in arriving ct Inde-
peRdenee and because OF escaping steam
did not see the freightet train. which, was
standing On the main line at the depot
Both engines are badly damaged Tralns
were delayed about three hours.
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FARM NOTES.

The North Nebraska Fair. and Driving
Park Association has been organized in
Norfolk
The Farmers Independent Association
of Hutchinson County, Oak. has been or
ganized at Olivet. Its purpose is to en-
courage the building of another railroad
into the county, to give competing rates
on freight.
President II. L. Loucke has called
special session OF the Territorial Farmers
Alliance to meet at Huron, Oak, on
Wednesday, December %, to take action II
regard to. needed legislation through the
Legislature, which meets in January.
Oats are excellent for hens, especially IL
fed in connectionowith grass. During the
summer there is no necessity for Feeding
an exclusive grain diet but if oats are
given plentffully the hens will lay with
out becoming too fat THIS suppositlon
that oats, when eaten, swell in the crop
and do damage is not true. The dry oats
are excellent, but if they are buried in the
ground and allowed TO sprout they under
go chemical change of composition, and
will be greedily scratched up and devourHd-
-ErchdRge.
We do not believe the time has come
when the small fafmer can successfully
conduct his business without performing
some manual labor, nor when the large
farmer can attain marke2 success without
that intimate knowledge of his work which
comes from actual participation in it, but
we do most fully believe that the day is
forever past in this cOuntTy when the chief
reliance of the successful farmer, whether
his acres be- few many, can be placed
upon manual industry, however persistent,
IL undirected by o mind conversant with
che progress OF the times in all that relates
tosthe business--FtIrns, Stool; and 11onse-
1t is not generally known that in the ex-
treme southwest corner of Louisiana lies
the largest producing farm insthe world.
1t runs 100 miles north and south and
twenty-five miles east and west. and is
owned and operated by Q syndicate of
Northern capitalists Their general man
ager stated that all the cultivating, ditch
ing. etc, is done by steam power I'VE
t. ke,'' said the manager, "a tract, say half
mile wide, for instance, and place en-
gine at each side. These engines
ore portable end operate g. cable at
tached to four plows, and under this ar
rangement we are enabled to pillow thirty
acres day with only the labor of three
men. Que h0rroWing, planting and other
eultivating is done in alike manner" The
farm consists OF /, 100, go acres, and the
faAcing alone cost about $4,000
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Panic in OiI.

PIrTeBURGB. PA, Dec. 9.-TAere was
another panic at the Oil Exchsnge yester-
day morning. Prices dropped 10 co.,. o
decline of thirteen cents since 6se opening
Tuesday. OIL trade vas entirely ut Sea.
Odd dealers say that never in their recOliec-
tions was decentralization so eeApete. A
NUMBER of local banks are now calling in
oil loans and others refuse to accept them
without heavy margins. At aeon all the
sheets had passed the clearing house but
that OF q. S. Leslie and 152, 0oe barrels of
his oil were sold under the rule to meet his
CONTRACTS. The amount of the faiare IS nos
known. John H.sWasIers, an oil dealer,
failed shortly after twelve O'ct0ck. Xlle
amount is small.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16
A Mexican EaecutinA

CITY OF MEXICO. Dec, 1o.-Euelir oriir
ion in this country is SO strong against she
infiiction of capital punishment that it was
not generally believed that Francisco del
Morales, whose execution was set for to-
day, would suffer the full penalty of the
law. His crime was the atrOciOuS murder
of French resident of this city nearly two
years ago. His case had occupied much az
tentiOn and the French Minister in hiS
private capacity even went SO far as to ask
that his sentence be committed, but Presi-
dent Diaz refused to allow the law to be
interfered with and the criminal w0s shot
to-day by file of soldiers. He died bravo
~, protesting his innocence TO the last
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Nnnroachinn Wa

Berlin, Dec. 1o.-GeneraI Bronsart Won
Schellendorf. Minister OF War, met the COM
mission on the Military bill yesterday and
it is @ate6 that he said that the Govern
ment desired the immediate passage OF
the bill for che purpose Of mObiliz-
ing the ahny. The military year
would Begin April 1 and it would be. i'm
possible for the War Department to make
the necessary changes i'll the proper time
unless the bill sAOuId be passed by January
L. He put aside eAtireiy all purely poIiti-
cal questions, being in position to defend
the bill on military grounds alone. He de-
scribed in detail the relative defensive
power of Germany, Russia. France and Aus
tria, and in conclusion urged the commission
to assent to the bill at the earliest possible
mOmenta
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CHINESE BELIEFS.


k1e Three Distinct Religions Affected by
the DWelIers In the Celestial Empire.
stepping into shop ip China-t own
) gentleman, among other things,
asked the owner what his religious be-
lief vas and the result of the con-
sersation was that, he found the shop
keeper to be a believer of all three of
he National religions, accepting the
gods of each hand. paying his money
20 support the priests of all, and if it
would have made business a little
brisker. All Wang would have I'M
doubtedly announced himself Christ
ian Of any denomination required.
This then is one of the most striking
peculiarities that, while there are three
distinct religions, they see no incon-
sistency in accepting all The Confu-
cian Chinaman believes in a spiritual
appeal to the moral nature. eHe be-
Heves IN conscience, sees a difference
between virtue and vice, pretends to
believe in law and order, and is firm
believer in paying a religious venera-
ton to his ancestors; and, above all, is
remarkable for his filial pietv. The
Taoist is a materialist- To him the
soul IS something tangible, a physical
PdICA Iudu luc Hulutn
form. 1t is not essentially immortal,
but attains this state only by a
physical training after passing through
a certain pseudo chemical process. He
believes in various gods, is liberal of
liberals in this. Even the stars are
divine or divinities. The Taoist is also
a great believer in hermits, physicians,
magicians and holy men of all kinds.
The Chinese Buddhist differs from
these. His religion is metaphysical
He delights in argumentative philoso-
ply. and gives vent to his Imagination
in building up his beliefs on an
ethereal platform. His gods are not
realities, but the mere personifcation
of ideas. Matter, as such, is entirely
disregarded. the ideas, or theories
founded upon ideas, excepted. Taoism
is perhaps as popular among the ma
jority as any, as it is of practical use;
thus, a sick man will consult his god of
medicine, which is to be found in some
of the houses, and the priest will tell
the patient exactly what medicine or
drugs are required to heal him. Over
and around these gods are seen testi-
monials of patients that have been
cured.-Sdn Francisco Call.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16
THE EA RTH-WORM.

The Valuable Service 1t Performs in the
Economy of the World.
It is only recently that science has
come to understand fully the service
which the earth-worm-the humble
creature which some American boys
call the ''angle-worm," and others the
'mud worm" performs in the economy
of the world.
1t IS now known that burrowing
steadily in the earth, he does valuable
work for agriculture. The little holes
which he makes let in the air and light
to damp places, and conducts to the
roots of the plants the leaf-mould and
surface accumulations of all sorts
which these plants need for their nour-
ishment. But more than this, the
worms bring to the service the finely
powdered earth which they consume
in their borrowings, and scatter it over
the soil.
Two earth-worms, put in a glass
vase eighteen inches in diameter, filled
with sand and covered with dry leaves,
managed to sink the leaves entirely be-
meath the sand, and then cover the
sand with thin coating of humus or
mould. All this was accomplished in
six months.
One earth-worm will bring to the
surface about seven grains avoIrdupois
of earth in a day. This is very small
quantity of earth, but if multiplied by
fifty-six thousand, the average number
of worms to the acre, we have more
than fifty pounds of earth raised every
day.
From the 9th of October, 1870, to
the 14th of October, 1871. the worms
upon one field in England brought up
eight tons of earth, and in another
field sixteen tons. a field IN Stafford
shire is covered annually by the worms
with deposit of earth nearly a quar-
ter OF an inch in thickness.
By the slow toll of the earth worms,
rocks are buried in the ground and the
surface Of the earth is modified. 1t is
chiefly their work which has buried the
ruins of dead cities under the ground,
-YOuth'S Companion.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

7Ao second annual exhibition OF the
Missouri Chicken Fanciers' Club was re-
Gently held at Hannibal The collection
uas one Of the finest ever given by clab
of the kind, while the entries were 100 per
cent in excess of those of last year.
Michael Regain, of Platte Center, Neb.,
had thirty three head Of steers driven by
the late storm into Shell creek. Twenty
tsree persisted in the ice, snow and water,
and the Remaining ten walked across on
the bodies of the fallen
An alfalfa meadow grows so rich and
luxuriant in the West that not . weed or
shrub can show itself 1t crowds out all
other plants and takes full possession.
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Forgery.

MALONE, n. Y, Dec. 9.-H. K. Cross,
of Bombay. this county, was arrested this
morning and lodged in jaiA charged with
forgery. The Peoples National Bank Of
this place, il is reported, loses about $50
600; the Third Natioaai Bank about 3, 900
add other creditors smaller amounts. The
fefgeries, 1t is alleged. have extended oyer
q member OF years Mr.. Cross has always
borne q good reputation and has been n
business in Bombay for many years.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

WE would be pleased to know OF a man
or woman who has never had headache o.
been subject to constipation As these
seem to be universal troubles4 little advice
may be in order. Why should persons
cram their stomachs with nauseating pur-
gative pills, etc, which sicken and debiiitate
when such a pleasant and sterling remedy
as Priclzly Ash Bitters will act mildly ard
effectively on the liver, kidney, stomach
and bowels, and at the same time tone up
and strengthen the whole system, causing
headache, constipation and all such dis
tressing evils to quickly disappear.
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that consumptives s4pul& be the least APP
prehensive of their own condition, while all
their friends ere urging and beseeching
them 10 be more c4keful about exposure
and OVERRIDING. It may well be considered
one of the most alarming symptoms OF the
disease, where the patient is reckless and
will not believe that he is in danger. Read
err, if YOU are in THE condition, do not neg
posare and fatigue, be regular in your
habits, and use faithfully Of DIR. Pierce,s
IGolden Medical Discovery" It has saved
thousands who were steadily failing.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

DR. MORSE, physician at Marine Hospital,
Baltimore, Nd, found Red Star Cough Cure
= harmless AID most effective remedy IN the
cure OF coughs TsTenty-dve cents q bottle
For rheumatism and neuralgia St Jacobs
OH Is sure cure
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

DON'T hawk, hawk, blow, spit and disgust
everybody with your offensive breath but
use DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and end it
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TESTED By TINE. For Throat Diseases
Colds and Coughs, BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHEs have proved their efficacy by test OF
many years. Sold only in boxes. Prize 25c
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"A season of German opera costs
every owner of a box in the New York
Metropolitan fully i've thousand dol
lara-sN ]. Nail.
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MOST women are clothes Observers
Washington Critic.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

If you want to be cured Of a cough u.s.
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

MINISTER GOBLET, Of France, authorizes
the statement that he is no tumbler.-
Rochester Post Express.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

LOVE matches are very easy to strike, but
some of them go out dreadfully quick
Boston Post
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

How TO keep apples in winter-don't eat
them.-TSds SiTt1s0S.
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RELIEF IS immediate, and cure sure.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh- so cents
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THE ocean is like good housewife-very
tidy.-BoStO1. Post.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-12-16

A sToPPED-UP geyser is an ex-spurt in its
way.-BoStssl Adsertiser.
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BeantifnI Women

are made palhd and unattractive by func-
tional Irregularities which Br. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescriptions will infallibly cure
Thousands OF testimonials. BY druggists.
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A ROLLING eye never yet gave piercing
glance 4 circular saw, rather--Is1as
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er he goes.

THE more you check spendthrlft the fast
er he goes.
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For Thanksgiving, for
the Merry Days Of December, %
for ANY Festival Occasion.


THE Royal sENGEB for singing Classes)-
eontains5anany bright Choruseesecula and sacred
60 eta. - per doEen
ANTHEMS OF PRAISE, fnfw collection, Is
per Dozen r
SONG GREETING (for High Scdools) has many
attractive part songs, very effective for public
singing 90 cts. s. per doz-
SONGS OF PROMISE (for Sunday Schools)
provide literally for festive occasions in Sunday
School or social life. IS cts- $50 per doZ-
KING WINTER GO cts, s. per dozen) By L O.
Emerson. and
CAUGHT NAPPING GO cts s. per doze1l BY
Leo Lewis. are the incest kind or Xmas CAntatAsy-
and quite new; and the
BIRTHDAY OF OUR LORD az eentsl By
Kosabel is . new and well Arranged Christmas
Service s.
Buy these books tn ttEas for thorough practical
Among Di,son-s Octave .1uafe about 5000 dieer-
enr pieces, costing but 10 10 prcopy) there are
very many beautiful Carols, and the general selec-
ton embraces great deal of the most popular
choral music in the world Send for lists. Send re-
tail price OF any book, and receive Il by mail
LYON & HEkLY, CHICAGO.
oliver DItson 81 Co, Boston
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marines bien cOupeeS, drOiteS, COM
me par un Sculpteur, ct indique ele-
gance ct intelligence. Lon trouve
ce nez chez ApollOn, Venus, Mer-
cure ct autres porsonnageS mytho-
loglGucs. Alexandra le Grand
etait TN Gree ct portrait TN ncz gree
avec un peu de romain.
lie neZ rOmain nest pas $! bien
formt au bout ct indiqne que son
prOprietaire aime a SAVIOR, pas pour
lui-meme, mails pour %s'aSSurer uue
certaine autOrite. Les sentiments
de defense ct d'atta1ue sont bicn
marques. Tel etait le nrz de Jules
Cesar, ct Cesar etait TN ambitieux.
Cnnez large i Ia romaine indigue
auSSl raudace ct de l'entrep,ise.
Noyez, par exemple, les hommes
qui en- portaient de parcels: WaSh>
ingtOn, Napolton ct Lincoln. La
bataiile de Waterloo ctait une ba~
taille de neZ lie nrZ rOmain de Ma
pOiGOn contre celni de Wellington,
qui indiquait la perseverance,. lie
nez de Napoleon aurait pu soutenir
lie terrible choc de cette fameuSe
batallle. 81 lie e S,ynthttiGue de
Wellington n'avait pas Senti de lOin
la victolre, ct tenn juSqu'a ralrivee
de Bljichrr, qui nous "A fait perdre
cette .jonrn6e. AinSi vOuS voyez
que lie e Il o importance dams
ce monde. Nous pOurriOnS nous
etendre plus longtempS sur &c SUI
jet, mails chacun salt que lie neZ est
l'appendice qui denote les qualities
on les defaults dun hOmme on dune
femme. Chez cette dprniere, I'M
petit nez bien propOrtionne, legere.
ment retrousst est agreeable i voir,
ct sa proprittaire lie salt bien. Lon
dit meme que Cleopatra, qui, dams
son temps, passait pour une beaute
await lie nez fin, mails ,etronSSt.
Entin. pour terminer. lie prOverbe
dit que pour rtnsSir dams une af-
fairt. il taut avoir du nez.
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LUNETTEs - La reputation DIES
luncttes de Hawkes. Obtenue dams
les Etats-Cnis est I'm fait tOut-a-
fait merVeillcuX. Files sOnt cOnnueS
depuis rAtlantique jusqu'au Paci.
tique ct leur reputation est basee
sur leur reel merite. Les temoi.na-
ges DIES hommes les plus eminents
du pays uui ont en- leur we anne.
lioree par lcur usage peuvent 6tre
PONIES. I'm ventc i liz Pharmacic
ThibodeauX.
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AMENITIES INTERNATIONAL
LES.

D'apres uu cOnte tcheG ne. rappe
le par lie Journal les Krtty, lie diable,
quand il fut precipite du ciel, Sc
heurta contre la terre avec une
telle violence que son corps Sc dis
persia en- lambeauX. La ttte tomba
Ell Espagne, le crur en- Italie, lie
ventre ell Allemagne, les mains en-
Turqnie ct EN- Tartarie ct les pieds
Ell France. C'eSt pOurluoi les
Francais aiment Ia danse. les lures
ct les Tartares lie pillage, les Ale
mands la table, les ltaliens r'amour
ct la trahison. les Espagnols les
satisfactions de Torgueil. Aux
Slaves echut la tablette que lie dia-
BILE tenalt Ell main au moment lie
sd chute, atin qu'ils pussent in
scrire toutes les injustices don't lis
sont victimes de temps immemorial:
or, cette tablette ma plus une place
vide.
Chaque peuple possede DIES pro
verbes de ce genre sur lie compile
de seS vOiSinS. naturellement. ccs
proverbes he sont pas tonjours fiat.
teurs.
Les Al'emands. par exemple trail
tent les Tcheques de .'tGtes dults.'
CeuX-ci ne Sen offensent pas trop
ct dissent d'eux-m6mes: "Le Tche-
que a un cpur d'amadou III GALLON
dams la t6te qu'on frotte Pun sur
ct rautre, ct aussit6t il prcnd feu."
QUAINT all sobriquet de "ttte de
bois', lis lie renvoient aux ALE
mands pur.sang.
Ceux-ci dissent du Russo: ''Sans
lie knout, lie Russo ne fait rien de
bOn,' ct: "Grattez lie Russo, l'ours
Sc met 4 grosner;' proverbe que
lie Francais a plus poliment para
phrase sou Id torme de: "Grattez
lie Russo ct vous trouverez lie Ia.
tar. Les Anglais Sc contentent
de qualifier les Russes "d'enfants
barbus'. En- Bohtme ct en- Galicie.
on designe volontiers sous lie nom
d'allemands tous les etres on obiets
peu seduisants. Par exemple. la
souris est Il allemande les Slo.
vaques donnent au crapaud lie nom
d'ecrevisse allemande; lie chardon
devient la rose allemande. LIE Fin
nois pretend que lie serment dun
Allemand he vaut rien ct que sa
parole est un mensonge. lie Fran
Gals, qui traite de haut-allemand
tout ce Qul manqne de clarte, assn
re que fAllemand est violent ct in
,juste ct volt dams toutes les que.
lNO
relies sans motif DIES Guere!les d'Al-
lelnand.
Les Danols e seryent dune 10.
cution analogue ct les Italiens n e
connaisselt rien de pis au monde
1u'un Allemand naturalist: Tedes>
co itaiianisato didt0to mca3pato.
Les Polonais dissent que les Ale
mands" sont les plus grands ivro-
gnes de la terre, d'ou lie proverbe:
"Un pont polonai>, un jeune allie
mand ct une messe i~talienne he val.
ont pas lie diable."
Les Francais ne sont pas beau
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coup mieux traiteS par leurs vol
sins: "Attila fut lie feau de Dieu
ct les Francois sont ses f, eres," dis.
ent les Italiens ct les AllemandS j:
I'll fault souhaiter lie Francois com
me ami, mails o CONNIE yoisin.'
Tn autre de leurs proverbes: "ll
Wit CONNIE lie bon Dieu en- France,
a SAN doute etc inspire par la ia
lousie. Mais lEspa.nol dams son
orgueil, no vcut pas admettre ce
dicton. il pretend que, Isl Dieu
v%Oulnit vivre sur IL terre, il habite-
rlit rE>pagne, avec lie rOi de France
pour cuisinier."
Chez les Francais ct les ALE.
mands, Anglais est s,ynonyme de
creancier. lie Russo afiirme que
rAnglais a son esprit au bout des
doiSts ct lie Francois au bout de Ia
langue. Les Anglais dissent de
leur pays: "La Grande. Bretagne
est lie paradis DIES femmcs, l'enfer
DIES chevauX ct k purgatoire DIES
domestiqnes."
Les SerbeS dissent: "Trois lures
ct trCis Glecs font six CO.
qnins.' A quot lie Gree repOud
''Defie-toi du vieux Turc ct du
.jenne Scribe" lie Russo pretend
que lie Gree he dit la vGritG qn'une
fois par an, ct il ajoute sic Isl
game est trompe par lie juif, lie juif
par lie Gree ct IL Gree par lie dia-
ble."
Les Italiens sont generalement
assez %malmen6s. "Sale CONNIE un
1talien,' dit un proverbe francois :
ct un autre fla Motto DUN Italien
est de trop dams la maison." LIE
Dalmate assure que ''rItalien, pour
de Targent, pent tuer son propre
Mais on s'accOrde I: rendre
Il son esprit en- disant, 4
peu pres partOut, que ''pOur from
per un Italien, il faut Sc lever de
heure.r
Proverbe %polonai': "L'!talien re-
tiechit avant de faire une sottise
lAllemand en- la f%aisant, ct lie Polo.
nais apres l'avoir faite." Autre
diction de meme origine: ace que !
lltalien invente, lie Francois lie fait,
fAllemand lie vend, limb6cile de
Polonais rachete ct lie Russo le lui
prenu de force" En- Italie on dit
''LEspagnol parait malin ct ne
Pest pas : lie Francois parait fou ct
ne Test pas; lItalien parait malin
ct Test ; lie Portugais parait fou ct .
ne Fest pas On dit encore cen
occupant n lie, FEspagnol batit
I'abora une Gglise, lie Francois unc
.aserne, le Hollandais IN magasin
ct rAnglais un debit de b~oissons.r
Encore un proverbe polonais ".Le
serpent trompa Eve en- italien, Eve
trompa Adam Ell tcheque. Dieu les
maudit en- allemand ct l'ange les
.xpulsa Ell h%ongrois'' Pour tinir I'm
proverbe tcheque: "L'Allemande
faite pour letable, Ia Tcheque
pour Ia cuisine ct Ii Franchise pour
lie salon."
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Penser dun philosophe de la
campa%ne:
sic marriage est unc tartine de
cOntiturtS que lon dnnne aux
grands entantS. lis mangent tout
de suite les contiturrS. ct il ne leur
reste plus que lie pain sec. Duel.
QuefOiS c'eSt encore bon.