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kehrte er helm unter unususprech-
chem Jubel des dcu'schen ' olkes'
Kaiser Wilhelm hat erstauulich Gros-
ses gelaistet uud war dabei autopternd
acknowledgement. SO lange es
Deut-che gebt j., so lange es Welt
geschichte gaben wird, wird Kaiser
" helm bewuud IT werden.
Obwohl nit dem Tode dieses grei
sen Hcldeu die eig'n,lche garantie
des Frledens dahingeschwunden ist,
so hptf.n wir doch, dass das liebe
NAterland nicht unm tteibar grosse
Getahren eutgegeu geht.-komme
desc abpr d Jch u3ber kurz oder lang,
30 hoflen wir, dass in Folge des Segens
der R"gierung Kaiser Wilhelm's,
Deutschl and stark und entschl )ssen
seio wird VIE elm Mann. I'm llinblick
aber auf den verstorbenen Kaiser ial-
ten wir die Haende und beteu:
"Gott habe inn selig."
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Texas and Montana.

The Hon. j. ii McIeary, of San
iudgeship in Montana and returned
TO his home. in san Antonio. The
san Antonio Times publishes the toll
loving remarks of Judge McLeary
concerning Montana and Texas. "My
experience in Montana was delightful
in many respects and there are many
inducements to remain, but upon the
whole that country is not so inviting
as Texas. The people are enterprising
many southerners are there from
Tennessee, kentucky aud Missouri and
schools and churches abound; there
is more money in that country on
deposit per capita than in any other
state or territory in the union, but
there is no place like Texas. You
see it takes too much to live there.
My salary of $4,000 per annum would
not 90 as tar as $500 would go here,
and | did not care to call upon my
private resources, 50 resigned and
came back to my practice. Food is
high, labor and help is expensive, and
while dry goods sell as cheap as here
or cheaper, it takes so much more to
answer the purpose that the ultl-
mate cost for the year is
much greater than here.
Why, my overcOst weighed eleven
pounds and was an expensive affair
made OF buffalo robe. The output of
the territory was $2,5000,000 in 1886
and S26. 100000 in 1887 of the tiuest
mineral in the world. Their popula-
ton is 100000, though they claim
som atning ke 10000 There were
nearly 1000 miles of railroad built by
them in 1887. The schools are good
but do not compare with our San An
touio system. They are about such az
our counties have outside of ou.
cities.
"That tract of country west Of The
Rocky Mountains is most desirable
but the whole country is too rigor
Gus to suit me. One must eX
pect to provide against cod in the
matters of raiment aud ii foI
eight or nine months in the year
they never call it cold unless the mer'
curry is bel)w zero. I've seen it forty
five degrees below, and in the w ntel
of 1SS6-S7 they lost fifty per cent o
their cattle. The north think Us mucl
hotter than we are-they ought t.
know the real facts. AS to tAe people
They are very like our own. They d'
not use firearms very much and as
rule are law-abiding. About politics
Well, Montana on a straight vote i
about 100 democratic, but the delegate
10 congress was sentby a big majorit
on account of the unpopul srlty of hi
oppOnent y
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Washington as Protectionist.

If any man were to prop ose in con
gress to-day to abolish the existing
tariff schedules and re-epact in its
stead the schedules established by
the act which General Washington
signed, the protectionists would de-
nounce him as the most rabid free
trader living. The general average
per cent The act which Washln gtou
signed laid duty on steel of about
per cent. On twenty-three specially
enumerat d articlcsit laid duty of
I | . per cent. On uuSpecitied arti-
cles it laid duty Of 5 per cent, and
only on one arncle was duty laid as
high as - per cent, while only ten
articles paid rs high as l0pcr cent
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Sale of Privileges.

All kinds of privileges will be sold at p
lie auction" Monday, at II a. M ApA
lNNS, ON the Encampmcnt grounds o'
Grand Military and Civic CclcoTaton "
cur at Austin, Texas, for six days Nay
to May 10Th, lsss, in honor Of the ded'a'
of the grandest "Capitol Building
ArYcrica
Famous and magnificent exhibitions Oh
grounds for each day and nlSH' u ""
c.lo,r.ttor
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a young farmer in Van Buren,,
Miss, named I. Mitchell, advertised
for wife last summer, and among
the answers he got a captivating note
from a young girl in Sussex named
Miss Gold, Cores spOndenCe followed,
photographs were exchanged and ev-
erything was mutually satisfactory.
Miss Gold sailed for Am erica lat y
7ember to wed her admirer. She took
passage in the emigrant ship w. a
Scholten, which, it will be remem-
bered, wAs LOST of the coast Of Dover
Miss Golt got part cultr newspaper
prominence because of her bravery
and fortitude as the vessel was sinking.
The emigiants on he vessel were
most y Dutch. and Miss Gold begged
a few English people on board TO JON
hands and die together Miss Gold
was among the few rescued and taken
back o her home in Winchesea, Sus-
sex. She would not risk the terrors
of second voyage, so Mitchell had to
come over and marry her. lie arrived
lew weeks ago, aud a notice OF his
marriage to Miss Gold is published in
the London papers today.
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Dr. j, J. TobIn, agent Capt.l W. Vno' D 1885
stroyer Company; ''cFooe b.
Dear Sir After USING 6vo...r
"Microbc Destroyer" in nv fo,1G,.Ih 5r.'oh' Of yop
six weeks, it affords me pleasure :, ~ The l,,
have been benefited in INV heart state tAa,
ceased taking it because II 'ns ,n and OnlY
weight ten pounds in ycry short 4',ea'ed ,d M
little boy was troubled with hi. .Ae W
eyes and inc e~'Microbe Dc,troycr"'h 'toa' hoa and
ooth and increased his weight. c,n Ueaeatei
mend it for coughs, catarl'h ana rhoa ,an recon-
in all of which have received bonos. natisu,
spcctfully, d. j. MrpnrnuiS Re.
Manager Austin D,,,.A
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct ,aa' rl'u'
DR. j. j. Tobin, agent Capital Nc,,t@ N% 1885,
stroyer Company: '''''oOc De-
Gents: For several years bav.
ilicted with lung troubles. Hay,se yel af'
your Mcrobc Destroyer spoken of leafi
ed one gallon and was so much banosiP' PaIcNa;-
concluded to try second gallon V, 'aN
petite has increased and have g,in'i 'P
pounds in twenty days. am of oeinon ,I,p y. 'I
your Microbe Destroyer will do ali yon nI ,i'l tla
for it. " G'n iya Va'n
Gents; After fair trial am r-o,,.,
say that your Microbe DESTROYER wifi Ifa'.l cn,, 70
tarrh. For four years have been an,slt, rav "a,
with catarrh and have tried many ronoi'4 10iv4
without any good results. have taken k..' .r'
gallons and am now cured. trust tbs, thai" Wv. Wv.
valuable remedy will find its way to all ~. ~.
sons afflicted with catarrh. Respectfully :"
M. S. RED
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WATER AND LIGHT.
Some Figures For Waco People
to Consider.


to Consider.
II has become so common habit i'll
Missouri and other western states for
nouri hing and ambitious towns to
contract with nonresident persons
and companies for the establishment
OF water works, gas works, Nnd elec-
trjc light that u littlo informal on on
the subject vii not be inopportunc.
Prof ElV OF the j John Hopkins UNI
Vcrsitv, one of the members of the
MArViaud tax commission, has made
AN inyes'igA OF these water works
and lighting contracts IN several
northern states and discovered that
they are, almost invariably, co-'ly ly, an
nOylug and disapp )inting. He says;
81 have looked into the exp 'ricncc of
Whole group of towns in New ork,
and they tell one story. have made
peciul invest cation OF water supply
in several towns, and have yet to
Gud once instance IN which munlcl-
pal sclt-help did not work better than
the bonCtitcut patriot sun of private
corporations. The experience OF
Raudolph, Cattataugu5 county, New
\ ork. tells the story tor ALL 'Thc
town wanted water works, and the
lowest bid it could 1T WAS from u
company that offered to pu' up the
works for S2S,OOO, with the added
conditions that the town should sub
scribe for stock, and hou 'cholds
should pay $40 tor water and extra
for faucets. closets, etc. The PROPOSE
ton was rejected and the town coun-
ell put up Its own works at cost OF
S2O,&00, W II "A charge OF only 81 to
households. and the works are yield
Jug profit; GowaudI, iii the same
county, aud lrcdonia aud Dunkirk,
in ChautauQua county followed
the example of Rand Dph, and arc
equally sati ,iiied Jamestown, q
nciuhborhood town. tried the private
corporation plan, and the report from
there is: "As to jamestown, | have
heard nothing but complaints.' A
still worse report com IS from Gales
burg, Ill.,, which has private corpora
ton works. They have been 80 sn'
moved by failure of the company tc
fulfil its promises and by perpetua
litigation, that they would gladly
purchase the works which have beer
idle fortwo years. The experience
with ol nctric lights is similar. Bay
City. Mich ait paying private
company $500 ~ year for each high
for several wears, put III n plant ot IT.
own. and now gets its lights a. II cos
oi 81 year each. LeWlstown, Me.
tor several wears paid a private com
pau, 55 TO IS cents night for ights
burning Il midnight; but it invested
81 500 in Il plant of its own, and now
l. III al, a,
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~, like affords them an assistance necessary
b Cast "Nhat method Is lmr-G.l 3D.
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Wonderful have been the discover
ie, through the inventive genius and
scientific knowledge OF men. But the
properties OF Morris Cascsrine for
the reliet Of disordered liver are un-
equal3d.
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For the t. 5. Senate,
70 succeed himself
Hon. RICHARD COKE
OF WACO.

But we tipd III its columns the fol-
Owing;
We prefer Sonat N Coke to succeed
himself, but 1t is becoming apparent
he Will have to "dcclAre himself more
clearly npon certain things, if he
would c lntinue to lead a wise man
has to know when to talk, and what
TO say, if he woul hold on to his
reputation for wisdom in Texas.
We do not hesitate to say that there
are many papers i'll Texas, and thou
sands of voters in the same fix The
EXAMINER certainly is.
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XACTLY OUR FIX.

The Crosby County News has been
flving a. It's masthead tor months the
following:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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FIRST BLOOD FOR PROHIBI-
TION.

The EXAMINER is ready to admit
that in the meeting yesterday of the
county democratic executive commit
tee first blood was drawn by the pro-
hibiiionists. The majority OF the
committee were Of that way of think
in2, and Mr.. Ja.. Horn, who had been
appointed to ill vacancy, while all
anti, is the kinsman of senator Coke,
and in representing his interest, will
doubtless, in accordance with tho
general conduct OF the campaign,
which seems to have been outlined
by that statesman managers, act with
the prohibitionists.
In view of the current reports on
the streets, and the Waco Advance,
charging the chairman of that COM
mittee with having, at the last cleo
ton, Oolted the democratic ticket
and voting for at least one opposition
candidate, it would have seemed meet
for the com mittce to have opened its
business by investig eating the charge.
FIT is true he certainly had no right
to seat upon the committee; no
right as chairman to a meeting of
this committee or of democratic
convention or to exercise any powers
as a official democrat. If the charge
is false, DR.. Moore should be vindica-
ted, the charge is too serious,
and DR.. Moore too Old demo
crat and occupying too high a
position in the ranks of the
party to allow the imputation ID re-
main. Can the party afford to go into
| the canvass under the leadership OF
one with the unContrsdicted charge
resting against him of being Dol .er:
| That the action of the committee, in
| calling a convention WAS in accord
| with their instructions, can not be
questioned. they had no power to
do otherwise. But that the people
have changed their minds since that
committee got its instructions is
equally certain, and that they are 60
ing to bust the convention, II p 0ssi
BILE, is equally certain; hence
any flaw in the procedure
by which the call is male will
be sufficient grounds for organiA
ing opposition. If the chairman who
presided over the committee who
called it together aud who will call ,
convention under its resolutions is {
bolter, all his acts, all the acts of the
committee over which he preside'
and the convention which he call
must of necessity be void.
| TuEEXAsiNER Is opposed to prim
aries as they have heretofore beer
conducted. The last county conven
ton instructed against primaries a
they have heretofore been conducted
but the voice of the people cannot b,
gnored, The prohibitionlsts have az
ranged - run the convcu
tions and think they hav
tncm captured If he'll
Senator Coke remembering how Ter
rell, despite all the weight of his OF
position carried the primaries in thi
county, must look upon repetition
of such a thing with horror and hi
, managers Will doubtless use ell thei
skill. IN defeating primaries.
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Advertisements OF seven lines and over,
when TO be inserted on any page the pub
fishers may select
Displayed or solid uonpsrcu ...... DC
ono weeks consecutive insertions ...,,-' l'c
Two weeks consecutive insertions &oc
Three Hcvk~' consecutive insertions -.. |c
Per month, or over. cOnseCutlN" III = .... inc
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on any special Inside page, IN TO ~ per cent
additional.
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TIE EXAMINER l ke DR. Moore is
for conscicntiousness The ExAMI-
NER like him believes the committee
had no right to order anything but Il
convention but The EXAMINER does
not think it amatter OF such import
ance a to Justify walN.out from the
democratic ptGty.
WHEN Coke'7 next friend ia the
county executive committee yesterday
declared he would walk ont of the
democratic party, il primaries were
ordered, did he see Terrell and his
mule ambascsdlng IN primary?
RICHARD evidently sees the ghost
OF Don Al9Xjandro and his uncle in
the clamor now being raised in this
county Tor primaries
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EASIERN OFFICE -.
Tribune Building, Now York, y. y. G.
Beokwith, Manager.
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ARRIvEE DU BONHOMME NOEL,
ET DU VIEUX SANTA CLAUs.-Ces
denx ppr>opnag-s 81 cOnnns, 81 dr-
precies ei 81 desires de tOuS les pc
tits 1T grads h6bes ont deiA rete.
nus lenrS quarters drivers dams
not,e vile he ThibodauX 1T ~ SGnt
lnstalieS "a Ia pharmacie j. Thibo.
deauy, enruignurr Main 1T ST. Phi.
llppe. A pa,tir de maintrnaLt, ct
tous irS jonr> de la semalnr, dc
a~anblen>eS caiSSeS arrivrut de tOn-
ties les pMtleS du monde ,fcelant
dams lruls fl ,ncs tour CO qp'il \
dr Plus nouveau de plus artlstlQue
Gu fait de- poterie de mode: vases
a%1r'aS. caSSoleites, parfumS, tssel,-
ees he tou,rs SorteS 1T SuttOnt un
chOix ine>timahie d'aIticle> de- pa
petrie, d'albums ct de ''Scrap books
Tout &c Qui constitute lie comfort de
Ia chamhrr i coucher s'y ttOuvC
st'sNl SOFAS torme de glaceS pOlta'
u.ts, broS>es de tous genres, pei
CUES EN- i%voi,e, etc, etc.
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Avis aux aspirants maitres d'ecoles.

Tons ies asplrnnts an ( tonctiOrs de ~inaitres
,lacoles sont p,evcnus qu'un comii6 d'exani-
nateurs e<. insfaIl6 lans Ia Vile de ThihO?anx
a settle fin de juger de raptitud" des dits ss.
p,raEts. &c cnnite Il .ndra nne s"ance tie .
heures du ma in i 4 l-urcs dn soir. drpuiS le
IuuAi. "a decembre. ju~qu'an lund 81 de .em-
brr. 1893 S-ront exsep 6 les jonrs dc Noel
ct du dimanche suivant.
f. ". BLAKE.
A. +. kNOBLOCH.
l.. A. O'SuLLIVAN.
Examinateurs
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\ VENDRE.-Unr occasion exrep-
tiouupilr est Off..r,e i tuu> IT Il cha
emu de hrvpnir f%rrtnier on h.bi'ant
dams IN en'irnit Il portf- tr ,on,"s
clpnin de f-r 1T la voIe dean. Cnr
jo!ie f-rme mr>urant ) MpentS de-
face sur 40 de profmdel', ave-.
maiScn de Residence It %caban.s,
est Il vrndre. la %pr"priftd tsi 81
tnee PIES in Lafnurche Crossing.
%.,drrSSer pour plus amples info.
! nations, 4 l.. Z. C%all!ouet, Thibo-
daux, La.
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RAYoU.-Nptre bayou y trlIe-
men' hr,>>a d-pui> 1u-lqne> jpn,>
QUE lie transit par bateanN entire
Ia Nouvp Il, OtltanS 1t Tnlbnhiu
q csc com ,let nrnt i~uI"rronpu.
Piu>irurS do uus neyucI ants So
plaig telt II, ,ptard Qu'npro went
%eettrne~ ma rlianniisr~ pui leu:
ont tt6 ~expn,iit-S lie la N"nvril-
Olean>, il VA pluSieCrs srmaint>.
par si"ambmtS 81 qni ne l"ut est
pulul %par>rnnrS encore.
Ii ponrrait ST fhir- que Get etat
De chooses Great de- tec.a natinns de
Ia part IN marchand DIES 'nataiie
chi tent rS~entieilement, 4 cause
des fi eS H. fin d'annee, a IN ntrcr
son ma.aSin dams tOute 81 Spien-
dear.
Cest surtont 4 cette ep"nnc,
Qu'l.i. CONNIE aiilpu,s en Loni.iane
du rtste, que le commrrc mt Il Ia
plus belle ct In meilleure Occasion
9ecoulrr SEES ~pIoluitS It ch tqne
Jour quill p-rd d attrndre o stack
lui Cause IN srand detriment.
Nous N, cruyOns pas qr'il y ait
4 bIa,nrr 81. eremtut les rxpfdi.
Tours, uui crrtainement esSayent
De fairr pour le mirux, mails il y
arrail a >onhaitrr que fOn arp"r-
a. une grai,,.e cilconspectiom dams
IL manlere d'pn.oyrr IL fiet IT dc
s'a>surer d'aVance S'l Sera deli. re
au d,>ii ataire dams un della! TAI
s0nnah,r.
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A Vendre.

80. 900 ba,d.anx de bonnie
qna,ita, i un prix tres mode,e
par Nine d. Markasal, danx miles
I'll has de Lmkport. S'addrrssrl
AJAX hlrranX de la SENTINELLE
de Finbo l"nX pour plus ampie>
re MEASUREMENTS.
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La lOi du dimanche an Senat.

Uno scene herOl-cOmlQue Il pu
lieu dams la grande sale de r6cep-
ton dn sehat federal, q Washing.
ton. Une commission senatoriale,
presidee par NJ. Blair, donnait an-
dirnce 4 deuX crnts delegates de
diverSeS Sec.es teiigienSeS, Il pro-
pos dun projrt de lpI ne ten1ant
'len mons qua 'ftabl:r dams tout"
ittendnp dies Etat> UniS l'ohServa
ton St.icte du Gimanche iclle que
Frnfen,ient les pnii;ainS de v.eille
roche. Ii S'a.it. en- eff. aintrr
dire In circulation Dies trains DE-
cheminS de fer le dimanchr sur
ioutrS les liyneS f,i>ant le service
de la po>te, II dune f'nle a'antres
measures 'la me ne genre. y compr,s
directement on indirectrmcnt, ia
Suppression dies journanx. LIE r..
vtrenl Craft. de New Yn:k, u pms
lt PREMIER la parole Ct Il pte>entf a
la commission nne fOuie de peti-
tons en- favour du projet. don't une
n"tamment enanant de pA>Soria-
ton DIES mrcai,icit,s de chrmin de
fer, CO 4"i Sc comprend sans peine.
Lr reverend Stevenson ii tyayt
Persistence en- declaran, que L. PIE.
SidenT eta;t IL S-ui fo%nctlonnaire
dies Etat>-UniS qni fit r<empt6 a..
TRAVELLER le ,iimanche par l., con.
Slttn,ln1. o., cnmine lie %Senatrui
Palmer, qni ST. piqnr de bien on
naitre IL constitution, l.araiSS III
>uipris lie ce,te assertion 1t deman
dat qurl pOuvalt blpn 6tre Par'icie
au9uei IL reverend f.is nit alln-ion,
ceini CT a rtponiia Dun air triom
! plant: "L'article qni acc ride dix
l"nis an president, nnn cOmpri~ les
ilSNs iP'ui NbIIttti ~ SdtC
ton aux lois voices par IL congte>'
Inutile rajouter que cettr i%n.trprt,
tatiOn fantai>iStp lie la constitution
u SOnltvp de bruyaut> eciatS de r,rr.
Mas c'e~t IL reverend Lewis, liz
Pl,int-Id New Jcrs' W, 1%epr6SeE-
tant Il s-cte harti>ie. Qui Ell IL
Plus e"latant success ct qui II lie plus
amn>e FauuitOire IN ueclarant que
Sd stcte, d'accutd Ell celia a>ec tous
les israelitr>, s'opposalt au prujeT
de loi, d mnins quill ne fat amrrde
de facou 4 ren,l,e obl,gatoire Fob.
servat'on non pln> dl premier joar
tie la srlmainr, IL %hlnanche. mas du
Sep,iemc, lie >amrdi, atm de ST o
former i F-xemp!e dn createur qui
s'est repoSt lie spptieme jonr de Ia
semaine ct non pas Ie premier.
QcelGueS imprimprieS con'inneo I
lie plus rh plus 4 employer dies fem.
mes dans leurs atrliers de compo
SitiOn.
SavpZ-vOnS Comment on les APP
peI'e?
Drs typographesses. -Er.
LIE mot mes, peut 6trp pas ties
jo!i, mails Pobiet Hn'il Representa-
prut-e,re charnant OH atre repre-.
Sente par nne ch,rmenSe on char
meressr qni poarra 6tre p6chrnse
It non pecherrs>e, qui sera c, ltainr
mpnt nne enchanler-SSe ct Qui sans
6trr do%c'O'e>sr, mairrsse, etc, etc.,
,estrra maitresse chez ellie TT par'0"t
on il yau,a qnclqnes inaivid"s bat
bus Il ,lominer: dams &c cas- ellie 81
III l.: dnminatrice.
l---l
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YENDKE.

Une pompe d. II pouces pour
ri.atiOu.
Maclin ne pi hOnillOire en- bon or
Dire. S'adrrsser a VI. George Di
onne on 4 la SENTINELLE de Thi.
bCdaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-12-22
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tide pressure mathematiqne. De
puts quelques jours nous avOns u
DIES precurseurs de froidure, mails
an%jourd'hui, vingt.un decrmbre.
nous avoESpu cohs1attr Fappalltion
vraie de phiver, la gelet, lr ver.laS,
rlen NY manqnait.
Ju>ln,a present on ne connaiS
salt, que tie regulations, de nom,
fep"que IeS S~ai>Ou>. On la voy
ait marquee dcnS les calendrierS,
mails c'etait tout. Dps ecartS
''xtraor.!inaires avaient tonjOnrs
lien. ct tel qsi Sc v6tissait chaude-
nent Ell Louisiana en- vue de
i'l,iver que les astronomers placent
an II d6cembre, Sc voyait ohliae
'lu METRE habit has ct de Ipmiser
SeS f%"uTrurrS pour niie epOqne plus
iri.idr, qul n'.lrrisait jan ais. 81,
F"n Nest pas trop p~are>>riix IT que
l'"n >'eveillr avant !e Jour, maine
nant SurtOut. que les j0n:S sont S,
courts, on pent renarlner le travail
Ia TeftOidlS- ement pendant la mutt.
la lrrrp est IecOuveIte dune
blanche parnre, ce nest i,oiat de la
nriyp, ce>t II petite Spite, inof
frn>iv- ct telle que ponrtalt lie itve,
u mari6r, une de celles qni ne
g'acrnt point par avance les ter
rrurS DIES obligations matrimoni les.
Les orangrrs mGnes mont gaere en-
a >ontfrir Jusln'a present ct s'lls ne
| pO,tent point dr fears encore mont
pas VII seer IrnrS fruits.
Bret. I'hiver ST prosecute, CONNIE
ii fant, a repoqne prevne ct nnnon,
Gee par nos Savants astronomers ct
fai>eurs T.lmanachs; (ne pas con
fondrr les denx.)
Notre commencement a f"it de
s'ande> %dtprn>ps pour installer DIES
obServatOireS. ct DIES burraux DE-
>iynanx sur tont IL territoi.e dies
E,ats Unis, e. CONNIE lie 1iSait der
increment un mauvais PLEASANT a
IN naIf auditeur nous somme>
maintenant c%ertainS de liz pln. ,oir
| entire les SaisOns ces ecafts atfli.
geantS Qni decOncertalent NOS
aglonomes.
La nature elle-m6me d-vra comp
ter avrc nos %SavantS, 81 >Oyant, 81
birn epiee 1T 81 bien cbserv6e; Z,
nons avOns toni lien d'esptrer pour
Pavenir DIES saisons plus regclie,es
ct DIES temps plus a%pproprifs aux
necessities de nos planteurs ct lie
nos habitants.
Tn pr6tre tie Jupiter (nn Dieu
de jadis) await deux gendres trul
potter IT l'antre jarlinier. dit La
toutaine: L'un lui %de!nandait ds
la pinie ct Ie supplialt d'interc6heI
rn Sa favour pour raIro<ag- de son
ja'din ct Ia prospfrit6 dr = ltgn
mes; l'a"tre grndre vonlait dn SEE
ct un Solril ardent ponr secher 81,
pOteries. Comment faire pour q
trn1er les deux gendres ri &c n'e,ai'
Sen remettre entieren Mt aux sOin.
de- Ia Providence qui salt dispenser
CONNIE il fant ce Quill nous faut.