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hands to the consumer and every cxpend-
itue made in the course OF It's manipula-
ton from the time it leaves the South
American port until IL reaches your ward
robe would be paid to an American indi-
vidual or an American institution and the
money 80 expended remain In America,
to DO again sent into circulation. A hun
dred American interests would thus be
benefited, and the Government would not
get the tax IL docs not want.
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A wooilS manufacturer, who knows all
The ins and outs Of his business. and who 10
elamorous for free wool, indeed 10 have
Tie tariff removed from articles Of wooden
manufacture, says tina, u the duty on wool
was removed he would he able 10 send
buycn nj once to Monievideo, Buenoe
Ayrcs. Rio Janciro, or other South Amer.
can ports, and buy the nav material. II
would be brought direct 10 New York In
m American vcssel-ior II there Il no al.
rect line Of communication between South
American and United States ports the dc.
mand- Of commerce would soon provide
ono the wool would be spun and woven,
dyed and hAndlc,, insured, exchanged and
otherwise manipulated here, passing
through half the number q proht-~arIns
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THtm Il something rcircshinE al,oui the o.ndof
81 THH hrnrHis ArrfaL That cstccmcd oontcm.
iotary calls sTaAc SPADE. aud says Il "a Cor frco
tnAe. We object however. 10 Tnr AHrAlt dee.
ianiion that free trade n essentially Democratic
aoc,rine. - niraiagAoa H,rnid.
Was free trade the essential docirinc Of
The Colonial whig, the fcderalis,s, the
lallcr-day whig-, or h II Of the la,ier.day
Republicans No. They vcu aud the
latter is opposed 10 hue trade. Free trade
was the essential doctrine Of the men Of
the Boston tea party and Of all who sul@e.
quenily aided and abe,tcd them Of IN,
jefferson Republicans and later 81 IN,
Jefcnonian Democrats NJ iar "a the en-
igencles Of the Federal Government vii
permit the Democratic Is essentially and
always has been essentially free trad,
party.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23
TENNEssEE RIVER InrRovEnENT.
A Delegation Heard by she Rivers and
Harbor< Commltfee.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
WASHINGTON, March IA delegation,
consisting Of Maj. Gordon, Gen. Petit
bone. Of Chattanooga, and Mr.. Wilson, Of
Decatur, Ala, from the convention ~
Gently held at Decatur, having under con.
sideration the improvement OF the Ten
ncsscc river, arrived In town today. This
morning they went 20 tho capitol and
found Representative Neal, 10 whom they
told their desire 10 obtain a hearing before
the rivers and harboroommittee Although
the committee adopted a rule some
weeks ago that they should hear no more
delegations. Mr. Neal got them 10 make
an exception In this case, and the gentle.
men were admitted. They presented the
claims OF the Tennessee river for
improvement In strong manner,
showing the great advantages which
would accrue to the inhabitants
Of tho rapidly growing country through
which the river flows. They further
showed how the development Of the coun.
Try would be materially assisted by lib
eral appropriation which would keep the
river open 10 navigation all the year round
for the whole distance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

~ Bob would make the mce for Con-
prcss in the Second District against IIouk
he might redeem himself. In the House
hewould be found useful In talking against
time, and thus filling mp the columns Of
The Roov. There's place for everybody
In this world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

A nnt has a, lss, been reported pro-
viding for the preliminary survey Of a
canal 10 conncc, lake Michigan with the
Mississippi river. II is tobs ie5 feet wide
and % feet deep, 90 thai the current shall
NOT be les than two miles an hour. II this
meets the wishes Of the Chicago people, II
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

Now MAT Gen. Alklm q out Of the way Who /,
The man with whom The opposition would defeat
the peoples "hohf' True zone excellent county
papcr have flung pleasant compliments al prom.
ineni local citizens. but thus faf no opponent 81
Gov. Taylor has Developed following enough 10 -
rlous'y count him In the race -Jaci,oa VAC
Wen, there's Tom Mcconnell. Nearly
all the Democrats Of East Tennessee are
for him and opposed 10 Bob. Then, there
IL Trousdale. Of Gausilp. lilo has a larger
following IN Middle Tennessee than Bob.
A 10 West Tennessee, We believe that
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Local ue,eoroIegIeal Pres. Report.

nIE Republicans Of North Carolina arc
complaining that the South has never been
treated by the party leaders rs a part OF
the party, but a. a sort Of Poland In the
Republican organization.
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nirminshsm a Cincinnati Railroad
Briase over the Tennessee.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Tho Senate
today passed two bills which were intro
duccd by Mr.. Bate. One Of these was the
bill TO authorize the Cincinnati a Birming.
ham Railroad company 10 construct a
bridge across the Tennessee river
between Stevenson aud Decatur.
As passed. the bill provides that
the time during which the bridge
may DO commenced may 10 two years
from the date OF passage. The other bill
was TO permit the samo railroad 10 bridge
the Cumberland river between Burnside,
Ky, and Carthage, Tenn, or the south
fork OF the river between Burnside and
Tateville, Ky. -Four years s allowed by
the bin In which 10 complete tho construe-
ton Of this bridge.
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TIE APPEAL

,rRpAssEs EpERr OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS.
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN As
WE'LL As COUNTRY
Liso D,mocnaiic paper.
Jicach0 Donocutic doctrines
ImpoTs Democratic peH.
Bapp0rfs Domonuiic BiorsHys
Esfnfrcam e dctoied 10 ne maintenance OF me ai-
p,rm6cy Of ne Democratic pnriv--iocs, Seis and Ma
enai aud ne odrdHocmsRi Of al nc inatss Of Atul.
ihis Toaosscu aud he Union
Busiaos latay should Dc addrcsnd;
THE APPEAL,
2so Scond Srrci, Mcaphis Ts7in
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Tue Knoapiie Tribune cherishes "no i'll
feeling against tho Governor, but opposes
his denomination because he is untitled TO
GIL the exalted position, and also because
he betrayed the party which elected him."
The Tribune, in saying this, is supposed TO
be drawing II mild
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TnK Sunday law l. enforced In Charles
ton, \ G.. and now no liquor Is sold In the
city on that day. The same condition Of
thing obtains In many other cities Of this
country. II h coming 10 pass that the
tourist who seeks "widc-opcn" towns In
which TO pass the Sabbath day will have TO
travel very long way.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

Tns friends Of Tais the deiaulting Treas.
urcr Of Kentucky, bal protested 20 have
great deal Of confidence In him, but the
rapidity with which he sought the Canadian
shore indicates that be had no confidence In
tt.t..
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TuE Chioapo Nss, refers to Gov. bob Tay.
lor With his peaceful fiddle and how strung
with melodious houchaIr." II "a this sort
Of advertisement Of the State that makes
the average Tenncssean feel A.wcary Of the
wnFlI -
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srniSo aud winter are having an extraor-
binary coIahat for supremacy In the
Northwest The dispatches report the Ice
breaking In the river In some sections and
sudden snow storms In Others. Thus far
winter has the best Of H. Old Borcas Is not
only disposed TO lIngcT In the lap Of spring
but 10 throttle the ne out Of her.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23
THE WEATHER.
lniicasions.

r WASHINGTON. March al an.
Ior Mississippl Light northcrly shifting
10 fresh touthweserly winds. colder aud
fosts, followed By warmer, fair weather
For Arkansas Fresh 10 brisk southcrlY winds.
warmer, fair weather.
orTcnncsscc Northvcslcriy winds, hacking 90
iiaht TO fresh souihcrly warmer. fair weather.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

Tue MEMPHIS ArrrAL says; "The logic Of
Mr. Randall's position Is that he knows bet
ter what the Democratic party desires In the
way Of tariff reform than Il does itself"
That will always be true n long as II Il left
10 Cleveland mills a. grind the Democratic
party -Birmingham Age.
And the logic Of Mr.. cleveland's position
Is that he does not lay claim 10 more wisdom
than his party. IN this he differs from Mr.
Randall.
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Tm Proiectionistz should feel scnsc|
alarm In view OF the fact that Dr. McCiyl
has Ioincd their ranks. The gentleman u
GOOD speaker, but he Il = Jonah.
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For Railroads In Arkansas aud MiSsfs-
sippi-Heiena's Public BniIding.


Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
WAsmsoroS, March 22.-Scyeral bills
Of local interest were passed today In the
Senate, one Of these was that introduced
by Senator Jones, Of Arkansas, 10 anthor-
ize the Little Rock x Alexandra Railway
company 10 bridge the 0uachita river near
Wilmington in Union county, and the sa-
lire river at the point where the said
company's line OF railway, M now pro-
jcctcd, crosses the river.
Also the same senator's bill for public
building at Helena, Arkansas.
II also passed Senator Georges bill 10
amend the net, approved last SESSION, au-
thorizing the Georgia Pacific Railroad COM
pany 10 construct bridges across the Sun
Hover, Yazoo and Tombigbcc rivers In
Mississippi, by substituting the word rail
way" for railroad" wherever II occurs In
the statement OF the name Of the corporation
intended 10 be the BENEFICIARY Of the act The
House toyay passed Mr.. Stockman's bill 10
make the counties of Hancock, Harrison,
Jackshn, Marion, Perry and Green, in the
State OF Mississippi. the southern division
OF the judicial district, and 10 provide for
holding terms OF the United States courts
Of Mississippi City ON the third Mondays
OF February and August In each year.
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A Cmo,ao clergyman died the other day
worth $4,000. This docs not indicate that
few men art engaged in the work Of purify
Ing the moral atmosphere Of the place. No
body has a monopoly Of work Of that char
acicr there. sun. u the publication Of the
fact that some Chicago clcrgymen are very
rich should induce a large immigration Of
members Of the cloth. II would prove 10 be a
very good thing for Chicago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

7BE n'EERLr APPEAL ga oompcadim m NE
meas Of ssfsn DAILr APPEALS Ne agricaituru
department 70 prtpurcd Wih great cure contains
corpiac marta r7ons. INC war lsss VIA b NIL Of
ilspofaHi political escats and THE WEEKLY Ar.
PEAL trH hop a. ryr,i,iS faHy Informed Of them
IN, pricre II the WEEKLY APPEAL e oniysi q
,fdr n has no sHpsTi0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

Mnxrms l. 10 have n musical festival next
May, the performance Of Gilmorc's famous
band, reinforced BY local choruscs 81 300
singers. to be the chief features. Everybody
who can contribute 10 the success Of the
projcct should do ~ II the bridge bill
should get through Congress by that time,
Mr.. Gilmore might be- employed to lead the
peoples song of rejoicing.
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Caldwell whose name was not mentioned
until last week. would beat Bob II the cleo
ton came of tomorrow. The fiddle, the
bow and the green bag won't win.
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Continued PROM FIRST Page.


other United States district judges are in
creased from $500 to 5000.
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Cosonrsarss EsioE, Of Tennessee, seems
10 30 entirely qualified Cor the position he
holds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

DR. CooswELr, Of San Francisco, donated
TO the California University property TO be
used rs dental college under certain con-
ditions. These conditions not having been
complied with he sought 10 recover the
property. lie engaged woman lawyer,
Clara Fultz, 10 do the work. Her fee was 10
be $780, She found difficulties in the way
which could only BIO overcome by an act Of
the Legislature. She told the Doctor that
the legislation could be secured, but that
Il would take 5000 to do Il.
lIo told her 20 make the effort and
she succeeded She demanded Zee OF
5000 This he refused, saying that she had
agreed 10 do everything for 500, but that
be had advanced her 81, 100 while the bill
was before the Legislature. She thercupon
sued him, and the jury gave her N,45O.
Just why the jury did not give her the
whole 5000 Is not clear, for she risked q
good deal when she tackled the Legislature
TnK Gresham boom for the Republican
Presidential nomination is thriving nightly
In the Northwest tho hailiwick OF Uncle
Joseph Medill, % The Chicago Tribune. Hal.
stead. Of The CfncinnaH COMMERCIAL Gasctic.
denounces Gresham, charging that he voted
against Ills Fnludulency, Rutherford b.
Hayes. m 1875. Medlll replies by quoting
Halstcad's letters TO Chase advising the
murder OF Lincoln and the removal Of
Grant during tho war. Meanwhile Blaine
dawdlcs under Italian skies and smiles
ut the stu itiou his withdrawal from
nciiye politics has prccipitated in his party.
He has left no successor with any magic in
his name. and u,csountry settles down TO
business entirely sat sized with the prospect
that Mr. Clevelshd will continue 10 admin
lister the goyemment and needless OF the
hiss Of Ingalls, oumlipg through the ruins Of
the Republican tsDiplc.
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"MIssHsirFiAS," whOsc letter appears
elsewhere. l. prominent, well known
and respected citizen OF Mississippi.
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10 CONTRIBUTIONS ANp coRR EsroNpENrs

W. aolicn ieters aud communications upon Na,oos Of
pcnacl ,nitTta, bm such mus dlipdpbc accompanied
bp ne naRe and ad,irta Qf M iericr, "a a guarantee
n hs pod frah and responsibility No NOTICE ON
iCioim Of G'uonpa0e communications
Communications for publication mus, ~ irrin on on,
eide " me page only. aud ,rh al oihsr MATTERS con
noriod irih ne editorial dgpUimeIit should b I'D
dnsSd' TO ne Editor u The APPEAL, noaph6,
7tan.
W. creRo. a. a ruiz HRdctah 10 rcfHla drfici0 not
JbHad sgiiobi, Jor pubilcaiioa.
og NAL hools an tg,i byposenocs, and not bv indi
,.llnof fsa1ifa
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orr NEW FORK OFFICE
Jasidn oece u THE APPEAL. No " Tftbune
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IA vleuEuR DEs cnEvEux
DeAYER
(Aver's Hair VigOr.)


rand lie brilliant ct la fraicheur de la ~jeunesse
aux cheveux girls on ~tetris, en- meme temps
uu'4lle leur dome une richie couleur chatain
GU noir fonce, ainsi qu'ou lie desire. En- en-
servant on peut bonner aux cheveuN bloiidsou
roux, une teinte foncee, les rendre plus tpais.
ct presque ~toulours guerir Ia cal'Itie.
Ellie arrete la chute DIES cheyeux. stimule
ct rend la vigueur a une croissaEcc l'iole ct
malaiive. Ellie emptche ct gucrit les erontes
IT la teigne, ainsi que toutes les mtl'tdies thu
CUR cheyelu. CONNIE article de Toilette
pour DANES, III NIGUEUE est sans pareiile,
ellie ne content nj huile nj t%einture, ellie rend
la chevelure douce, brillante. ct soNeuse.
tout en- limpregnant dan parfum suave ct
permanent.
NJ. G.. p. BRICUER ecrit de KirbB, o., . JUL
let. IsSo: "Lautomne dernier mes ciie,euN
commencement a tomber ct clans un court
espace de temps il deviils preslue ehauNe.
.Jessaya la NIGrEUR sE> CHENEtN DAfEli,
ct ayantq que le premier flacon tut fini. l1 chute
DIES cheveuX s'arrtta. CT ulc nouvelit crue
COMMENCE Il pous>er. Malnteniht ma 'ete
est couverte dune cheyelurc aboIdaitc {.
yigourcuSt.'
i. W. BOWEN. Proprietairc du Uc-hffu'
tOAn) Enquirer. dit La NIGttrf DES
CIENEtN D-NNEt est une eXccliente pre-
parItiou pour les cheveuN. Jcn parle par
experience. File developpe unc nouvclle
croissance de cheveuN douX ct soyeux. La
WIG Err est aussi un remtde sur pour la
tei2ne.'
VI. NGU FAIRBAIRN. le chef de IN CO
lebre Famille Fairbairn." Nocalistes Eco,-
sails. ccrit de Boston, Mass. q Ftyrier. 1890:
"Dcpuis que mes cheveuX ont commence Il
grisonner je me sers de la NiGUEuR DIES
tHFNErX D'ANER. Jai alnsi pu colseryer
une apparencc tie jeunesse uic chose Veri-
tablement tres iinportante pour touS ceuX
uul sont obiges de laraltre Ell public
NINE. o. A. PRESCOTT, ecrivant de Elm
street. No. -, tHnrtesfOtcR, Mass, II Avrii
lSs2. dit II y Il deux ans environ je per,iis
la noitie de ma chevclure. Ellie s'eclaircis-
salt ayec una rapiulte prodigieuse. usage
de In NIGtEuK arrrta la chute, activa uue
nC.Vellc croiSSaace, ct au bout dun moiS
ina tete enticre etait couverte de clieveuN
naissants mais vigoureux qui. continuant Il
pouSser. deVlnrent auSSi longs ct aussi ci is
qu'avant Ia chute. .Temployti settlement ui
fiacon de la NIGUErH. mais a present j. men
sers de temps en- temps CONNIE article lie
toilette
Nous avons DIES cen.aines de semblables at
testatiQns sur Pefficacite de Ia NIGuEUE DES
CHEyEUN D'AYER. Tine simple epreuye con-
vaincra les plus incredules.
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LIE FUSIL LEBEL.

Nous avOnS SOaS les yeuy un ar
ticle DUN journal de Paris q"i nous
dome un deSSln Gu fns,l Lrhel
don't on parle lant 0epuiS Qnelques
annees ct Ii coupe du fusll VA de
profit ainSi que Ia coupe 'u mecca
nlsme Nous ne pOnrons leprodnl-
re lie des>in mails mons demons CT
dessous les APPROPRIATIONS don't la
presse franchise lie th!t Snl're e'
que nous croyonS devnir Unforeseen
bon nombre de nos l%rctenIS. Cts
mtmeS de>SlnS tt cpS meneS appre-
Citations ont, dn re>tr, etc repro
duits dams It. dprnier numerO du
Scientific american.
Tout. ce qui tonche a la defense
rationale est tenu Ell grand hon
neur parmi nous, 1t c'est Justice
Aussi, IL sentiment qui Il pousse
certains lie nos confreres a demon
Ger CONNIE ine fante grave la DIES
cliption du fusil Lebel que pub'iait
recemment le ministere de la guerre
est il bien excusab!e. Mais il faut
couvenil que &c sentiment etait
exagere.
La nouvelle arme de nOtre infan-
terie est parfaite en- tous points :
non settlement ellie he le cede Ell
r;en a aucun DIES fusils don't sOnt
dotees les armees 6trangeres, mals
encore ellie leur est SUPERHERO, tant
par sou mecanisme simple ct pour.
tant complet que par Peffet terrible
des munitions employees. Est-ce
a dire que son mecanisme constitute
un secret quill soft faci'e, voir meme
possible de garler. Nous lie pen
sous dautant moinS que ce
mesaniSme nest a proprement par
Ter qu'un am .lgame dn Mauser allie
mand d repetition ct du Gras fran
GALS.
LIE tusil Lebel peut 6tre emplo
y6, 4 volonte, CONNIE un fusil Sc
chargeant par la cnlasse on ccmme
fusil q repetition. Dams ce dernier
cas-, il peut tirer hut coups Sans
Gtre rechargG-
LIE reservoir Oh magasiE sc com
pose dun tube coutigu an canon les
cartoucheS Y sont places bout a
bout: unressort a boudin les pousse
v"rS rarriere. dams TN auget QGi,
cn %S'elevant, les fait pasSer du re
servoir dams le tonnerre, lOrSque la
culsSse mobile est mise en- mouve-
ment.
LIE nouveau fnsil mesnre. sans
son epee b%aionnette, 1m3O7mm de
hauteur ct pese 1 k. $50 gr. 4 vide
ct 4 k. 41j or. avtc 5 cartOuches
dams 10 magaSln.
LIE calibre est de beaucoup infe-
rieur d celni du fusil Gras: de linn
il aete abaisse a smm seulsment, &c
qui a permits de dimmuer: beaucorp
lepoids des munitions, tout en- obser-
want une por'ee ct une precision
bien superieures, grace q l'emploi
dune nouvelle poudre.
C'est, Gu .effet, dams cette nou-
velle poudre qqe reside tout enter
le secret do colonel Lebel. La for
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rcrAsY lnR Press.

Av,n,,,. ,- ..areriel necessaire. nous som
mnsa meme d'executer tour les ouvragest ~
porraphiques qni rous seront comics Lea
hrata d'lvnrat. carries d'aifailes. entetes ue
factures, tickets d'habitation. b,ancs circn-
Iairas, etc. serontimprimfs dansle riusoref
d6lal ct a des prix mnderes.
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NJ. Prudhomme fart son marche
lui-m6me. Ill S'arrete chez la mar
chande de poisson ct lorgne une
sole.
Trois francs!, C'est cfier.
.,--Ot"', grossne a. marchande.
Mas vous savez9:sj'abs qnarante
francs de frais par jouria xra .aa1
Eft de pas fraisfES*sau'E & 4:
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Une asseZ jolir femme diSait Tau-
tire sOir qu'elIe aliait ouvrir bient6t
sa maison, 'mais qn'elle etait deci-
dee 4 ne plus admettre chez ellie
aucuue femme oqais .aorait passe
treute ans. -. .@a n:..f.,
-0s' sera chssniant, lni dit sa
seur, mais dep6che~ tot, car dams
un an. tn ne pourras plus t'inviter.
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PreSage d'hivel: nn vol d'alma.
nachs s'pst abattu nous. Gu
mGdit d tort dies almanachs ce sOnt
d'interessants compagnons, snrtOut
81 Pom salt JOUR- de ieur dlversite.
Leur eclectisme est aimable; lis
sontiient le chaud ct lie frOid avec
une equite palfaite, ayant tontefoiS
la pudeur de dOnner d chaque OPT
nlon on a chaque tournure d'eSprlt
sd couvertule spectacle, sOn chez
sol.
LIE lCle de Talmanach est de pro-
phetiSer surtout. Les astrologu'S
dn caiendrier %p,etennent Savoir
queI temps il fera i'ann6e procllaine.
Matthew LaenSbers ne balbntie
point. lie temps qn'il frra est o
secret. II dictait a Sd file, dit on.
les pronoStics famenX. En- face du
% aoilt, il lui commando decIire :
pluie, vent ct temptte. "MaiS, fit
observer Ia jenne scribe, lie % aoht,
c'est ia fGte.-C'eSt %iustc, dit rhom-
me an bonnet pointn ,je ny SON
geais pas ecrls quill .fera un temps
splendide." La plupart deS pre-
dictionS Ont eu lie meme criterium.
On ne Sc metie pas aSsez DIES eX.
pressions que ron emrloie. TIE
moin celle-ci:
DruX amis Sc rencOntrent.
Comment va?
oh! mon vieux. tres mai :
ITEMS! 81 jc trouvaiS dams l., rue
un portefeuille garni, ie m'empres.
seraiS de lie gaider.
.-Nraiment?
Parole d'hOnEeur.