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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08
HUMOh
THE fall came early - =,

The fall came early in Ea.,
NoosE-pApER--a death va,a.
An apple pie is New Eno,a fa
alton with a crust on. land
No WOMAN can lace her.o,.
as a man can drink himself
1T is quite q mistake tn
a split in the camp" ocenr ra'a
with "crack regiments.s 'S' az
AT a recent meeting of tho j,
bar association a paper r sae
leading attorney on aThe P as e
Means of Making Difficult ronl
-Estell57ae Bell. eoile(
UNpERrAKER-And what !.
trimmings will you have on nv M
Widow-None whatever: a niue 1as
It was trimmin's that killed l h;a'
What? W.-Yes. Delirinm I'm nm
Boston Courier. vi
HARpAcnE was YEARLY w...
most villainously poor eam ""' y
ball. "What are they?' bo
"They are picked nines,a rar,;
scorer. Then" said the sufI er y
tator, they were picked befo,I
were..ripe. "-Burdette. ''0'1
"A TEXAS teacher was co,r
roll. Just as he called ont mt, y
Smith," Robert himself 1ushaa
of breath, and answered: "Hs,I
Robert, next time you must y
swer to your name unless Won arc
"Yes, sir, I'll try not to. "-7Sra
imgs.
"CHARLEY," said young Mrs
to her husband, II don't min
drinking once in q while, as lon ,,'
eat plenty of cloves, but | do bo
will always drink nice, pnre
whisky. l saw o sign in the str
other day which says, Whisky
and I know the stuff must be mi
after it sours. "-Irareler.
Heightened PAT1EST-"Wen
what kind of q glass eye are 70,
to give me?" Doctor-"Oh. one
ordinary kind that will match
other optic" Heightened Pa
"Well, if it is all the same t
Doctor, l think I'd prefer little
one than the ordinary kind.
would plate glass go?"- Tid-Bi
II sEE," he said, as he met
soldier comrade, shat our gene,
having a hot dispute as to W
them contributed the most to sa
day at Gettysburg. You were
believer" "Yes, but I have n
to talk" "For why?" "Bccaus
simply a private soldier, and on
three bullets shot into me!"-
Free Press.
"WHY can not we," said a
headed citizen, "have o subtel
hotel at Niagara. undernea,
American Falls, with o piazza
out upon the vast sheet of
water? All that is necessary is
q shaft on Goat Island, tunnel
out under the channel, put
pillars if necessary, to suppt
ceiling, and construct any sort
observation platform you plea
ing the fall from the rear. VIII
delicious place can you imas
which to pass sultry afterno
portion of the veranda might |
Oft from the spray by means Of
glass doors, so no change OF cl
would be necessary for those vi
like dampness. Buffalo Cour
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08

The agricultural statistics of Ire
land for 1885 show that the total acre
age under crop was 4,957, 1877 acres, of
which 1854, 500 acres were under corn,
beans, and peas; 1877, 296 acres of pota-
toes; 296,9s4 acres of turnips; los, lat
acres of flax, and 1904, T6S acres under
meadow and clover grass. The total
produce was /, 467, 423 bushels ofwheat,
30, 222,795 bushels of corn; potatoes,
3,l75, 73s tons; turnips, 1851, 1888 tons;
beet-root, 499,73O tons; cabbages, 397,
7OS tons; meadow and clover grass,
4, 1861 OBS tons.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08

COLONEL WATTERsoN writes from
Switzerland to the effect that every
prospect pleases and that only the
women are homely. He says: "The
stranger in Switzerland will be struck
at once by the beauty of the country
and the ugliness of the women. Here
nature seems to have spent herself up
on inanimate objects and to have had
no material left for humanity, which
she composed out of the debris left
over after she had constructed the
mise en- scene. A pretty face, native
and to the manner born, is rarely, if
ever, seen upon the streets of Berne.
The women appear to do all the work.
1t is not unusual to see a girl and a
dog hitched to a cart, and trott;ng
along together like pair of ponies.
The men, great strapping fellows, idle
and lazy, loaf about the brasseries.
Their wives, daughters and sisters till
the fields and supply the markets.
But there is nothing to which
the Swiss woman may not turn her
hand, from milking goat to saving a
cord of wood and drawing load of
hay. She is put to work in her child
hood, and before she reaches her ma
turity she looks like grandmother,
wrinkled and weather beaten, bent and
care worn"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08
CAre-WOrn,

WAS sitting with circle of lawyers,
Chicago correspondent writes,
when the conversation turned on the
celebrated wit and humor of Judge
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08

Cows MAY be coaxed to give their
milk, but the milkman cannot I've pre-
vented from watering it.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08

EDWARD EVERETT HALE believes the
Ratchet story about Washington, but
upsets the moral effect of that pretty
yarn by intin,ating that the touchy
General was not above trying his luck
in a lottery and that he would cheat in
a horse trade. Fl the Chautauqua meet
ing, at which these sentiments were
expressed, can find no topic of more
practical value to the mind of youth
than the uncovering of popular idols
weaknesses its mission must be nearing
its end. Washington was human, but
no good can come OF informing the ris
ing generation that there is excellent
precedent for the universal custom of
misrepresenting the value of a horse.
Patriotism is not such a drug in the
national market as to justify bearish
movement against it, and the old habit
of praising Washington for his good
qualities is safer than the iconoclastic
one of discovering the errors he made
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08

IT has been decided to alter the
plans of the Garfield monument at
Cleveland, and make it $50 feet in
height instead of 225, as originally de-
signed.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08
Gary, and before they got through

Gary, and before they got through
they had given the following instances
of it: "On one occasion, said one Of
them, "when I was arguing motion
before him, he said to me: 4 am in
favor of feasible suits and of suitable
Fees On another similar occasion he
asked me gravely whether / would hold
that trover would lie for the conversion
of jew" Another gentleman revived
the story of the letter the Judge wrote
to the County Board about the great
chandelier in the Criminal Courtroom,
which was very insecure, and likely at
any moment to "fall and kill not only
the lawyers but inoffensive citizens
who might be sitting in the Bar" A
third told how he came up to the
Bench one day and asked the Judge
why he did not choke off certain law
yer who was speaking too long, and the
Judge replied: Because he is like the
statute of limitations-the more he is
interrupted the longer he runs" The
fourth gentleman announced that the
Judge was seen coming out of bar
room at lunch time, and when asked
where he had been, he replied: ITO
get cocktail. With me a cocktail is
like scire facias-it revives my judg-
ment."
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08

| (AS1 Oc
Taln'a'
the patl
I'D God q
Res. 7, Dc D.
sssklyn Is Is
I'd God o ? !.
s., s,,i s gave )
sornins br y!
n early stl
!, ere has be-
Hagar'
i her SON.
some impu
the hous
y hard am n!
re the pr
v. Abrah
fore his sc
t,iness Of !
me bread a
is a very |
de-, but !
On enoug]
y. "God
IN as he
'ci many c
pluct the
ppose, bo
TX. Boys
suael! Il
4 are ali
D.. linseri
ss she
i scene a
Of her b
The score
sitting n1
siderable
gins to c
agar rouse
II own wea
i mothers
pdse, trud
,e desert.
lies slip!
70, TO stan
& the tray
bw is as fl
ight drops
5 are pill
lppose. III
ie shadow
.ch other
b bosom
er fault tn
al looks
Uses with
pines over
ON the
[agar sic
|ayels owe
or son by
ELmael!"
And so t
isat after
az, No
IN in the
/ tie Aon]
What shall
bg lshlna
hid plain
Eels the b
ursting 4
here is a
Ne shall
bother WI
ear her
leretofor,
Fomising
BID even .
rsperatel
do but
i'm die.
!: there q
by woult
Fculd bl
Elent hen
is tongu
b distol'tl
lin. she
|uts him
hot, and
|escrt seq
l4al third
1 God 4
own upd
hagar,
|ui she
i water,
I'D. III
|. /
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08
Opium in the United States

-E0ntanelte Observer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08
Wanted His Boots.

Prairie City. Iowa.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20
IA MtMoIRe.

On . signal6 recewment quelques cas
fort curieuv de maladiea dc In m4m0lre. II
s'agisaait De d6iaillances PARTICLES Dc ID "a.
cutie da souvenir.
La m6m0ise psut etre d66nis h possibi.
lit6 de c0nserver lee impresaions Of de- lee
reproduire; mais Il no faut pas oublier
qn'slle ct plut0t IN ensemble do facult6
unique. II y . % efet dee m6moires dis
tinctea les unes dea aatres 1t, pour alnsi dire,
undergraduates. Ainai Horace varnet await
uue telle m6moire dee li8nes qurl falsait des
postraits fsrt rsssemhlaats % labssoes ID
modAle. c. don appartsnait aassi, bisn
qaA On as0vt sseisATe, 3 0ssosvs Dus6.
Par0i les ca exceptieesels d o6ooiss
ossicale. On pest ciesr erlsi Dc Assest,
0oeaat osla esseteeseat 10 aiDWsve - u
chspelle Sistins, qaTl n'svait sstssas Qss
1sas 6eis. - lsN ~ r ltssF-ss .,lss
Diaatr~ part. on connait 10 phtneasAws d
ess jessass d'&chess esl peavaat jossr
distsses plmstsuss pasti~s sSosltaW6ss. n
ont dsvant lee yeas aee Image as shsssU
des <ehiquisss sur 1ssqssls S'sssses lsss e.
psjt. NO. -fc eors 'sFr
Sass rs@oatss . MithddaGe, &ai, ayaat
aoas - ds@iaaGiss sisgt-dssx ustieas die.
0rsntss, pasaait pess lss haraegses sAass.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20
L'oIsIvETE.

Les Egyptiens faisaient do roisivet6 nn
crime d'3tat. Un de- lears rois await 6tabli
daDs chaQue canton des jugsa dc police, par
devaWt leaqu~ls tOua lea habitants du pays
&taisnt obligse dc comparative de- temps IN
tempe. pour leWe reudre compte de lrur
profetsiou. Ccsx Qui % trOuvaisnt coapa.
bles de faiu&antise habitnelle 6taient con.
dsmn6s 4 mort CONNIE des sajsts inutiles.
A Lac6d6mone, en- Grece, on no sou6rait
point Dc sujets oisifs e'6tait uns maxine
univeessllc en- 90 pays, Qne lee pares.
seux ct 6taient partout do msuvaiaes
dangereases betes. Uue dss priwcipales
fonctions des eenseurs, ehes les R0Mains,
6tait de fsire rsndrc eompte chaqae ci.
toyen do In ma0i6re don't u empleyait 500
tempe; ceux Qui - trOuvaient en- faute
.6taient coudamu6s aux minss on aux ira.
vaox publics. Les ancieus Germans plon.
geaisut lee faiD6ants de profession dams 10
bOarbs do leurs marais, ct les y faisaient
expirer par IN genre de mort pr0pOrtiOnu6
1 leur genre do vie.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20
JARpINs FLorTANTS.

Dams son livre sur lea Ast1qSes, N. Ln-
Glen Brat d&crit lea celAbr~s jarilins Got.
tants Que, rewdus ing6nieux par In n6cessi.
t6, les AztSqnes inventerent par sD proc6d<
dss plus simples, ct instsllArent eur lee lace
Qui eDtOuraient Mexico.
A 'aide do branches, de racnee. de plaa.
tes aquatiques ct d'autres mati6res l<EAres,
lie fOrmaient an r6seau sufiisamment sOlide !;
puis, sur cettc base, ils ktendaiant uDs cOa-
che d'hsrbes marines, qu'ila recOuvraient
dc 10 fangs du lac. Ces ilettes, comme
lee appelle Tahteur, a6ectept 10 forms
dun parxll6l0gramme elles ont 0rdinaire-
meut quarsnte-huit pieds de loug sur dix.
hnit Dc large ct s'6!6vent dun pied environ
"a. dessus Dc rean; elles sont lee premiere
champs que possedArent lee AxtAques aprAs
Ia fondation do leur capitale. champs sur
l~squels lie caltivsient 1e ma5s, 10 piment
ct lee lkgumes don't ils svaisnt beaoin. Css
jasdins mobiles, n0mm3s ekisa@pas, -
multipliArsnt peu peu OF bon nUmbrn
d'en:re sux fureut employees In culture DIES
deu's - s!es plcmtss ssenat.9oss ..t.
Cot usage sect psrp6tu6, Ct, sujourd'hui
encore, ces iies Aottantes. don't Ia terre ma
pas besOin de l'eau du ciel. existent, comme
an temps do Huixilipochtili, approvision-
na0t les Localities v0isines do Aenrs, Dc
fruits OF do leganea. Fl
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20

Mon fls, tn es arriv& 4 Ia lnmiere com
me 10 pOnssin hOrs de TCenf, et, CONNIE lui,
tn te prepares v0ler par le monde, sans
que mons sachiOns combien de temps le
ciel nous cOnservera le iOyau que nous avOns
en- tOi. Mais pen impOrts! sOngs seule-
ment 4 vivre droitement en demandant aans
cesss Dien de- te prO:6ger. II Ia cr66 ct
II to possede. II eat ton pAre. ct II t'sime
mieux que 10 ue t'ains mOi-mAme. Fixe tee
pens&es sar lai 6lAvs vsss M .tes tesplrs
jour ct mutt.
v6nere ceux qui sont tes ain6s. Ne sois
pas mnet devant IL pauvre ct le malheu-
reux console. les par de douccs paroles.
HOnore tous lea hommes, sGrtout tee pa.
rents, auxQuels tn dois Ob6issa"ce I; ne sOia
pas CONNIE ces manvais Ola qui, semblxl,les
4 l'animal sauvage, n'honorent pas ceux de-
pui lis tieunent 10 vie ct b'6cOutent pas
leurs conseils; car celai qui suit sss pro.
pres taces aura une On mxlheWreuse.
Ne t. moque nj drs vieillards nj dee In
6rmes. Ne te moqne pas de ceux q"i COM
nettent une fsute sOis humble ct crains de
tOmber CONNIE eux.
81 tu t'enrichis, no t'6lAve pas au-deasus
des pauvres. Viz do fruit de- ton travail,
c'est % Qui rend 10 pain savoureux.
Ne mems janais; mentir est On grand Pc
che. Ne dis jamxis du mai de ton proclaim.
Ne vOle jamsis, tn ferais 10 deshoUneur dee
items, tandis que Ia dois Atre leur eour0nue
pour les r3compenaer do leun soins.
Je ne ten dis pas davsntsge, mon 6ls ;
j'ai rempli mes devoirs de pere. Je venx
forti6er ton ceur par ces exbsrtations. Ne
lee mep,iss ri no lee oublie; b vie ct ton
bouhear en- dependent.
AprAs avolr Ia ces lignes, % ~ peat que
oOumer con oaneutimeOt say tkmOtguagee
des voyageun OF des bistoriens qui nous
eussignent Qu'il y tonjoars ca do bellies
Ames dsns t0us lee tempe ct daus eous lee
pays.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20

dsux d6claratioas, qui ne soot sppuytss =
Pune nj nirautre, - desuissnt jusquV plus m
PIE informs. -
--Au prix do b charge 3 plus sts;sass u
h prevention, oui, s'Scria u. Galop- -1outfur
sin avec vivacit6. al.s
An contzaiss d. % qui await ieu nssk feis
sur dix, b magistuat smpostait Phomme Ct
sSgarait. Nuche le prouvs cans msuvaiss
intention, en- ajoutant simplemsnt:
DE o. que Nine Fossineo . brak @ soir
un papise don't slls gardS les eendrss, il ne
s'snsuit pas nsesssaissment qu'slls d6tsait
un testament. sfF .sas. tn
ST SON but etait avouable, slls sasurait
Pes refusS Do b d6voilse. sss st4-.,
-Mais, monsieur le juge, CO but ~ psutsl
stss secret, inayouabls nsms, q poustant
n'avoiP rien Do criminal - 80.
On dirait que vous b eonnaisseel ).
-Je y seupeeans du HGinae s(pEque mo-
destement le jeuns grsfksr, don't - loap
deigts csaqn1rsnt - uns aysSs les satses.
s-..Vpas sepessees qaslqas seess ! - sar
me- -. !. -
-yoss diss. que j n'sa szplqus teute lss
circonstaness eoqpuss jasquI peSeent
Et oomns e. Galop- -leontfusih b eeeGld6-
nit svec un etonneunent Oh NncrsdnlitS ~
nait plas d place que rsap( (sanee:
Tent mon mSg;ts, eontinua Nuche. con-
eiets \ suivre y misux que y ls psux un no-
dale qus j'admire. 80. .asa.es 81.
Les romans judiciaires, n'sst-ce pas ! DIT
= juge, NON sans un vn accept Dc rsillsris
-Js vsux parler .du psrs T.basst, dit Il
rauelair, qui est un psssonnage Do sonAs, Jsn
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20
UM PARfum oAMeEREux.

An siAcle dsrsier, on await, psrait.il, To-
vents no singu'ier parfum rsss~ncs d.
t1u6e lee pers0nnes eoQuettes Qui v0u-
latent s6duire lee gourmets No manQusisot
pes den mettre quslques goattes dane leurs
sachets. -.....
On bean jour, une charmsnts marquise,
qai voalait /" r6duire nm iermier gkn6rai,
10 readit II eawpagne. pasfamSe Dc traile
dss pisAs D 10 tets. Le malhsus voulut
qa'sn peschss Qni esnduisait soa tr0Wpeau
Toutes lee brsbis de- Saint. Antoioe, 6vsil.
I6ss par 10 parfau iavori. No 40 tinrent pas
Do joie, ct poursuivirent ID malh~ureose, Qui
arfiva chez 10 traitant su compagnie Dune
dousaime Do cochons. - ''iaN ..'' -
-l-Ohi m0nsieur, Sierra. t.elle saA0Qete ;
eroyss bien cue e'tsait poss voss q BOO Pc
p0a4 o08! - -fE ate' e. arH
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20

d Gsbosiau, q sfdsati6ait volout;sss axss
quslqves-uns de- types que pepulasisSs cst
Scrivsin, ct revait den sSalissr linsarnaA;on.
Lecoq, b Tabasst surtouG, sxsreait Sur lui
uns fascinaG;on don't i - - d66sadait pas,
loin de- \ y
--Jai la vocation aimait-il l rSp<tsr, en
at&eodant que lss circumstances b misssnt !
m6me De s'aAirmer. rsae
Une spScialits iui st&irait surtout dee 3D.
misatsuss dams les cafes ct no contribuait pas
psu % reputat;on locale. Nuche stait !
tous lss jeux dune force supSrisurs et, les
sastes b main, aursit d66S un prsstidigita-
toue de- pgufesoiOn.
Au physique, q ktait De taills mcysuns, Do
esux don't On dit qu'ils sont tout en- jambes.
Pas De veutss, ~ epaulss hautss OearrSes,
h eoneesmaGion ext3sieurs dun boosu ! qui
h 6esse uanqassaik. II await une crosse
~ ! chsveux booods fSisfs, Pea d baebs,
~ igzi0hnt, avos ~ leag - psinsu,
~ gsea1e bouehs, d pstih ysux viz q
une vvi8 4 fMpae. Il loueuse d -
pisos . eslls, p1ss aasruals easoss, d 80
nafo0 snx doigo1 d pianisGo, agilss C tou-
5eDs O oosvs0saA qui b eoasisat visible
assA - z r'sa sevcie qus ~. itait 8
exsa ss@nquait d psiuls abosd dans .
!lus pssPlsss q: jsnds, y. oelsp-foss-
fusin s.iv.e &sn 81 inessse;saG ~ nsuvs-
0ea1B "a ieaas hpa1e, al ostAaie tot On
esdss sgs \ Ys(its tsbls dsvunt hqDsns q
~ sssis. L. peatnmiue - manquait pas
e0equsoss, - 6Qaila;t ehisvnsut sesi:
80 vsn1saio - rsssvois b pssniasion
3hass - nPoess, nais b rsepset n'npe-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20

roeoasioa d mauifestse - peas6o. Je suis
eoovaiucu encore que b eoupable, car, I mon
avis, il ny en- qu'une, ct sous h main Dc h
de en- ce moment, mais qu'avant dsux jours
ellie % sera revslSs elle-msms.
Par un aveuf demands irooiquement 10
magistrat.
Mon, monsieur le juge, par un alibi.
-Vous oublez que lee prSvenuee ont de-
clare toutes lee deux, avee b derniSre assu.
rance, qu'elles No sont pes sortiee, Pune Do
- chambre, rautre Do h maison, dams b SOL
~ du ~. rs sis
-Ahi rSplqua Nuehs, cans - d6conesetr,
i NEST Hen Do tsl qu'une accusation capitale
pour raviver lee souvenirs. On % nPpene
alos fort ! psopos des eiEeoustaasss que,
tout d'abord, on avait jug6 inutile de- Dens
tiounsr dams lso intessogatoiFes. Js vais
plus loim; jo6ro d pas;se ere s'sst ADs
fossinee qui invoqusEA IN a66i
--l9 vous y TT sappoeses -
-Pssse au'slls ct, d bsaueoup, b plns
-Votss opinioa 81, pr ooassqusak, que
s'sst ells qui . supoisoon6 con masis
-Js men dUuts pas un sssl instant.
-Vous allss pout-atss un pea vits,. ea
rahssoes de- toate pssuve dirsets. ,Ls cs,ns
alors aurpit @ pour mobile, seloa Souss...
lie vol = 1880 &.
--Et h destruction du testament, bisn en-
tsudu.
-Remasquss, monsieur b juge,. qus rem
n d6meaGss que % testament a,e ensss'
Une prevents a6elase rsvoif Va, Fanfse af-
frme men avoir jamais entendu parisr; ees
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-02-20

eAs Dc b dsnander; No h voyss-v,us dose
Pc, uoasisur b jugsS s Ngp
Le jugs y soaeesit bisa vsaiosntl A -
preoccupation s'ajoutait On il6mens nouvsan,
seeondaire il est vrsi, trSs s6sisux aussi, car
Nine Galop-M Moutfusin y ooeupait uns plaoe.
Eocors quelquss minutes st Il allait % tsou-
YER en- - presence; que dire Do vada;re Fos-
singe, don't inSvitableneut Il lui faudait
parker par le nenui Ru vSrit<, le magistsat
men savait rien, Il n'avait plus d'opinion.
-Eh bien, Nuche, dill tout eout, avse
la familiarit6 bienveillante, produit complexe
de- - bont6 natusslle, d h eordialitI Do
leurs rapports ct dc son snbanas, que PEN
ses-vous Dc cecie ,csv~ = s'sr -
L. question. ale dsoit au oouf du jsune
gref;er, oa slle caressa dslicsAsment uns A.
bro sensible. Touts - figure s'tclnira du
sourire par lsqusl u fascusilit; % qsi NJ
remp4cha pas Dc r6pondre svec me modss-
- tsop oufste pour etse sinsa
|s ~ me psrmst&rais pas dSaettss 60
ooee une opiuion. s-t aa
D;sant csla, j faisait esaquR 80 longs
dsigts, c'Stait eAes lui IN - fanilieg; -
pst;ts ysux bsilhisnt, sss Nvyss - sessaisns
CONNIE pour sstsaie - pasv1ss sns b point
d 6euvo1sp. 81 eeuksnonee tsahiDeait q
hisa uns suvie dfmssurto d fniss b eontsai-
- d . qul vsnait q dire. qus y. 0alep-
neutfusia nAtsin pas> lspsssgsr - psa.
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4..'''.'.. A,es-,;ss.
LaCdusBd' d'II8l(sE Eossings.
PREMIERE pARrIE.
VIM
poYaeaaA1a


O. pselant o., n. Lsssspst past, h
Hye1IeR q1i Gyii1 sfdiG6 rasGo q lfn1ssroenr
1sisss slassait - piAsse An dsss;se qus, ssa-
vg!s6 ~ - iau6su - ssUls1b ass.ts In
- = lla1ssi -: sisa yeiss y. Gsq-
91r3ouS 1lpovss1ea : - 2 -
VsdsG1e OIesssv = Nsshs. 3 .Afai4
enDoeU e. ooo0 UDs1suDso16, 66Gt~a>de
DU0R = egpeul11va, . SeWk paeyi.gt-
"a - 49, e6sfssis lEs' !.
0e6k - lassse . = pte6lsslipe.A -
ss1.sys.s; s's.',,.i:.s.s. i, -: y y . = - = (
osA - gs91us . luniass d. 6pli1a1as
S1seD @ 80 esssns essasiss 7'stliS1sr
= 80 ~ g oaasssss. !. -
= salA' rsphisa p1h4qss, shess ~,
pu1DC1e logDe1ne ntse peoph1ts dans 80
NU1A - psovegoe, - ys9eoofzaH avee h
go pssysa 1seasw Sssvsat - seaass
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Qnand on dit dun ecrivaiu quill q le style
ronflant, celia signifie en- general que CO scut
see lecteurs qui dorment.
-On' "a zee no4Mes V"sca ooos Fsoooee'
'V"'s 'euI ego's@e .
alors de leur d6vouemeuti
IT. .,a...,
o1 o.p psS. sUu. ~ 49,
H c;.s"uI.;s c;"..... h. ~ ".: o.; :. .". : ~.
psSS"e :.ss.s"S W - p,s% M W.. -. CS;; ~sS -
'''"' 9"' GOV o" ~" '' v" ''''' '"''S'''''
A II suits dune sssenbl6e eSokrale d'se-
tionnaires: -.
,..InS ISs''' "Pp'''' ~" 70 ''e
- -proh.hi:.,.,t mare. an. ,... n,.,o..
.' r s;sx INV S"' W.
~ =" - ~'Se'o'' aa.ssaa nlrp
Nine c.. prStevd svojr ea horrssp lee
how0ee et No rsts ieaaje uue eesjow q
dire ups u6oSsncslS ssr Ous. LsucsoIosR.
ellie disait dams nne reunion: N a.T-3' = :
-J'ai toujouss eonsidieS I'hemme CONNIE
IN melon. r-tnEa ngw
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ne dans an langne, on peut rappeler rexem-
pie de Pic do In Mirand0le, ct meme dc
M6nage, don't In m6mOirs fut ii prOdigieuse.
La psychOlOgie contemporaries admet as-
sez cOuramment Que les diverses memories
cont lOcalis6es, IL s'ensuit QUA r6tat NOR.
bide une des fOrmes dc 10 memOire peut
s'0blit6rer, tandis que les autres resteDt On ..
there's.
D'sutres onblient tout 4 coup une langue
ktrang6rs Qn'elles ont cOuuue 1 fond, d'au.
tree encore Oublieut les MONS on les nom.
brea, parfois meme lee uns ct lee smtres I
ID fois, CO qui leur procure Dc v6ritablss
soufFrances.
Le docteur Beattie citS le cas-, bien con-
90 dams IL monde scient6ique, dun de sea
amis Q0i, ayant recu On coup violent aar la
tatc, await oubli6 sOudain tout CO quill "a
vait de gree.
Dane "a Msstal PAis;olosy, Carpenter
rspporte qa'uu rnfant qui S'Stait violsm
msnt heurt6 IL iSte, resta trois jOurs sans
reprendre cOnnaisAance. Qaaud il revint 4
lui, II await oubli6 tout CO quill savait de-
mnsique et n'svsit oubli6 que celia.
I. Lee sttaque6 d'ap0pis.. soht SsAquem-
ment suivies de defaillances PARTICLES, qni
e produisent rarfois aussi AQUA Faction d'uu
grand froid. Cea alterations Nc s0ut pas
toujours d<6nitivrs. f"
lie m6canisme du souvenir est en- sOnme
dune d6licatssse iuRUie. le moindre Incl.
dent peut en- entravsr le fOUctiOunement
r6eulier.
L'observation n'est ellie pas, du reste, ap.
plicable 4 toutes lee faculties de- rhOmnlc, si
hor dc sa sup3riorit6 ct si fable, pOurtsnt
qn'il est Ia merci de t0us les caprices du
hazard.
DR. 4.