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IlOIO,

Who took Diploma at .;cvndn State
Fair, held ut Reno, Fall Of 1887, as
best full blood Norman colt. will be
three years old Sept. 20, 1855, and will
serve II limited number Of mares.
DESCRIpTION:-Rolo is n heavy
set, powerful draft colt. nice clear hcu1,
proud n!ch neck, heavy name and tail,
good limbs mud bnck, hns n form with
out defect. is II bright strawberry rom
and is descendant Of dnpplo gray stock
of the largest md best strains in tho
United States.
PED;0nEE:- Rollo was sired by dap.
pie gray Almedn No. 2,i29. whose
weight WuS l.6O0 pounds. His dam
was Pinn, n grny marc weighing 1900
pounds. Pima hy imported dark dnpplc
gray Loriet No. 1877, weight / 300
pounds. Dam OF Pinn was %IInllir, n
grny marc weighing 1900 pounds. Hal.
he 10y tho famous imported ST. Lnuricnt
whose weight WAS 2,llO pounds. Dam
OF Hnllie was Amelia, weight Loco
pounds. Amelia by Louis End, import.
ch by Gilmore u llousrr. Of Marion Co.,
Ohio. and sold Feb, 1868. to T.. Dillon
K Co., Normal, Illinois. Dam of N,ne.
lin ~ns Garlic Louise, u gray mate,iof
800 pounds weight. Carrie Louigc by
tho historical Old Louis Napoleon
weight. 900 pounds, Imported IN 1851.
Jiolo's ancestors tracG tho very Quasi
draft blood for tho past 81 years. agi1
s.. K ,sss..
BY tho season. $25. Al mnres who
fail this season will have the nsr If ihe
horse the following season. We nlso
hive n number OF choice colts
Tint will servo innros until sold nj
SD for tho season. Grain taken, at
market prize on board cnrs. Clubs Of
mares tnkon for share Of colts. Pastur-
nge for mnrcs r., 9. Correspondence
solicited. antl visitors Welcome. ,erH
l.. g. HARDY. Manager,
Oasis Ranch Company.
Teano, Nov. April IL. 1888.
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ing valleys. and also representatives
from Ogden. Salt Lake City. Spruce
mont. etc. too numerous {" mention.
The evenings entertainment consisted
Of singing. dancing mud general happi-
ness on the floors Of tho newly built
TERPsIcH"REAS ANPHIrHEArEE
At Trustt's : magnificent Hotel.
Leaving these happy people l sped OH
again to Wells anl Witnessed the school
exercises. NJ l mad agreed to do. I ar
r.ved on a freight trim just in time to
catch II good glimpse Of the audience
and hear the major portion Of essays.
singing aud recitntious. Miss Sophie
Gene y. Of Virginia City. is the tencher
here. and her marshaiing Of the young
people iutrnst.d to her care has won
for her iuany -ncomiums from the
happy parents who witnessed the ex-
c.llent displays OF culture given by their
children in the closing hours Of th.ir
enr!y school career. Miss Bessie
Hunks. the Steele sisters. Maul uaiiill,
Muster John iIalney, Walter Fiuck and
adalbert Finck deserve especial mcii-
ti"u for excellence. Afies the perfurm-
ances the Pyro,eehnic display in front
of the ''.
Bulls HEAD lIoTIL
Not only amused tho young folks bit
reflected much credit On tie opterpris-
ing aud patriotic citizens Of Wells.
Tie all in the large dining r,rum ofstiie
Bulls Head HIT !. Wa| under the diIec-
ton of Pete Holm, who acted us Master
OF Cereruoni-s. Professor Cong-r'S
band furnished the music u the occLs-
sicn. mud certainly gave genuine Sutin-
faction to those who Owe to trip
III light fantastic. But |
nm writing this Tor my friend
Grover and ! know that he. n- well us
his renders. would he we'll satisfied t.
have only half Of this correspondence;
yet l must unblushinSly declare that l
have, nt tue risk Of sacrificing my I'M
tive modesty, told the simple truth. and
c ,u afford 10 sign myself.
NAHuM.
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When our Republican friends Mt
tempt TO show aou,e connection be-
seu the Dorocrat party aud the Cob.
den Club, when thy attempt to provo
that President Cleveland iavors q re-
duotiou Of :hc t,rif for the benefit Of
foreign capitalists, IL would be we'll for
them 10 benr IN mind Tint Levi L. Nor
I n Ii one Of thc principal owners In o
London banking. house. aud hence las
moro than an ordinary interest In the
prosperity OF British institutions
Cleveland never saw England. while
Norton spends much Of his timo on
British soil engineering his London
bauk. Don't elecia British capitalist
yico-Presidont Of tue United States.
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N. II. A MASON. President.
GEO. s NIXON. .sse,eta,E
Where L.

Joseph Lnng informs US that Phil.
lips. nriicc Of whose dlshppohrnncc was
published Saturday, took with him q
good double barrolcd shot gun belong
ing 10 his son.. 10y Lnng.
Anyone knowing tho whereabouts Of
Theodore Phillips will confer n favor by
communicating with Joseph Lang, Elko.
New. ''.
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n. y. t;UI.DAGI:n,
Agent for tho

Empire Fence Mnchinc,
With which n substantial fence can be
made on the ground very rapidly mud ut
slight cot. The machine is light and
portable, and with II n fenco chn. be
inHde OF my kind Of piokcls with any
Hizcd wire. from telegraph to No. I8.
using any number Of strands from two
to h7o. Tho machine mud a sample Of
its work nny be seen NJ
LAWRENCE BAlRowS' SALOON.
a cordial invitation IL extended to all 10
eIamine this machine aud ito work.
NJ. Gnidngcr,
Age ut.
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I'nItsudc Hotel.

Since tho recent fire nj PGlisado
which destroyed my hotel, together with
its contents. | have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepared
to accommodate tho travelling public
with good accommodations. both M to
board and lodging. 4 liberal share OF
tho public patronage is respectfully
solicited,
~ u. N. BAUM.
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Give nnd L~rtLIyk.,,

Those who desire TO purchase The beat
quality 81 Groceries and Provisions nrc
referred TO tho nbova reliable house
where fnir dealing and couricona treat
meni is the ,ulr. Glassware, Tinwarr.
Stonewerr, Nails olc. aIwnys' IN stock.
l-7 ~. GpAsA.
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Princess wiIbcmina. heir 70 The
throne Of che Netherlands, nged 7yohrs,
hos been officially bctroihcd to Prince
Wiliiam.Etneat. Duke OF snro.WeimAr.
Eisenach, aged IL. rho marriage will
Mute the ducly OF snre-woimnr nni
tlo Kingdom OF Holland
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NOTICE TO STAR, CLIO
YER AND RUBY VAL
LEY HORSEMEN.
The following S'allions will stand at
Oasis Ranch. srnSon of 1888:
GAMBETTA.

4 iull blood Normnn-Perqhorons No,
1866.
Description. -GnmBe:ti E IL
hands high. n dnpplc gray. proud SPIT.
iiel. rangy stallion, gi,ts z Feet, wrigh
now l,GT5 pounds. has full expressive
eye, proud arch neck. strong high'hhrk.
high in front, good breast. broad, nn
bore i'll leg and fine action.
PEDiGREE:-G Imbctta vas sired 10y
Keno No. 1890, dam Picio!n No. l.SOI,
and was bred by +. II. Adams. Of Nor
nal, Illinois. is recorded in Vol. 3,
pngc 40, National Register of French
Draft Horses. ... .'
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Tho expenses Of the Tapmany delcgN.
ton to the st. Louis Convention weio
somewhere near $50, 600. ..,... go.
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$500 REWARD.

Tho above reward will be PAID for the
and conviction of any party Or parties found
guilty Of stealing. Killing or running on
altering brands or marks OF any live s,oci
belonging TO any member Of tho Nevada Live
stotk Association. so
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SEHyE STElDiER,

At McAdnms' Bar. At this place be il
snid there was no hilarity beyond that
whicl, would convince n Ira yelling Eng
lish Dude that Il would he dangerous
to put in all appearance among such
n p"trioiiciciow ol ,oun g Americans.
Towards, our o'clock p. NJ. everybody
seemed - move iover towards Truet,s'
new Hotel whuie
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LIVING WATER
400 TO 500 ~TONSOFIIAY

Can be cut each year. Tn" residence is
n substantial building Of Six rooms we'll
furnished, near which is II highly cult
yuted vegetable garden. and the grounds
about the house nrs planted in frnit
trees and shruILery making It All atIrHc-
tive and
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Mn. IIUaH J. MoHlS

Az the Orator OF the day. IA TINT gen.
tIemnn happens 10 DO the writer OF this
report. lie will shy 40 more than Tint lo
Is full Of gratitude To- The people OF
Dneth on account Of tho generous mnn.
ner ia which they entertained him. and
will lcavc to some impartial con,ribu.
To- mn expression Of the public's np-
probation OF his efforts. There wore u
great many strangers present including
the popular proprietor OF tho
Dbpor Hort,
NJ. James Clark, anl n namber Of
o.hers from Elko, together with men,
women mnd children from The SURROUND.
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uScLE JumN AEMITAGE

HID carefully nrfnngcd tables for tho
purpose OF accommodating guests with
any part OF tho OK thy desired. After
all had regnled tbemsclvo tho l~iternry
exercises began. Mr.. John Crosson
wNs elected President md Immediately
Introduced Mr.. ID. V. Johnston who, IN
n oloar, nnnly and patriotic way read
tho Deel tration Of Independence. elicit.
ing much applause ns he proceeded
After ho inishcl the President intro
ducod
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Parvenu-arla Tongue pres du che.

Parvenu-a,la Tongue pres du che.
val, avec Ia meme lenteu1 il levait
Ia main, arrivXit 4 TOUGHER les Ma
seaIx, les c~aressait legerement, I'd
bfasments{ Il - l.
Pen apeu 81 main faisait des ex-
cursions plus etendues, caressait le
front, le cou, ~!'encolure, les GRIZZLIES,
tout lie corps. L'animal etait
dompte. Dompte par la douceur
ct la patience! II ne faisait plus
iditficulte sic sc laisser approcher.
Ce proceeds, applique par linven-
teur a un sanglier ct i un cert sau-
wages, donna DIES resultats eton-
nants. Au terne dc leur 6duca-
ton, commencee ct achevee q
meme jour, lis venaient, en- p,eine
liberta ct devant de nombreux te-
moius, manager lans IL main du
dompteur.
LIE doInptage de chevaux qu'on
venait de capturer durait, scion les
Gas, de deux a seize heures.
Powell fit fortune dams Get art.
C'etait nn humaniste distiugue.
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Le moment approche oakla plus
grande activit6 doit 6tre d6ployee
dams nos jardins. Nous avons Gu,
core 4 lutter contre les mauvaises
herbes ct toutes sortes de plantes
parasites; mails nous sommes q
rpoque Ia plus propice ct la plus
convenable pour les semis de ma
vets, rutabagas, choux, choux-
feurs, betteravcs, raids, carottes,
haricots, ETC., etc.
CONNIE vous ne sauriez 6tre
trop soigneux dams le choix de vos
CRANES, nous vous engageons a
vous adresser 4 Ia pharmacie de j.
Thibodeaux ct 4 vousy fournir DIES
senences de choix qdal poss1de. i
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LIE domptage DIS chaTaux.

Un American, w. J. Powell,
.publia en- 1888 SUI, Part d'apprivoi-
ser les chevaux sauvages I'M ira
vail qai devenu introuvabls vient
d'etre .r6imprim6 dans IN rscueil
AMERICAN. La m6thode de Get
AMERICAN 6tait des plus simples.
Entrain6e dsns 40 petit enclos, Ia
bette y etait .laiss6e seule avec
rhomme immobile. Invariablement
ellie commencait par lui tourner le
dos. Mails rhomme ne bougeant
toujours pas, IA bout dan quart
d'heure, dune demi-heure ellie inis.
salt par 70 retourner. Alors Pow.
ell 20 mouvant dane faeon imper.
oertibie Sc rapprochait eraduelle.
ment, s'arretant 4 chaque sigue de
Granite, ne rspreuaut 50 lente pro-
geession qu'apses 10 calme levsnu.
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FORFEITURE foitsi1pi, avoir lieu
dimanche proclaim, rertembrr,
chez Mr.. Richard FosJ pres Race.
land. L'initiative7ea prise par
I'M comite compose Pp~rsonn~s'
les plus honorables d lsedrois ct.
a pour objet de veniraaH ~eonrs.
DIES malhcnreu<es victimes dr l'ou-
ragan.
Ces vic,imes, don't lie nombre7est
81 grand, sont disncs lie tonte no
tire pirIe ct reclamcnt toute noirc
sympathie. &c sont nos voisins ct
c'est a ,leuX pas do nous one quel-
ques uns ont .rOuSe la mort M mi
lieu DIES tiots irri,es ct one d'autr~s
ont ecl:arle a la fureur des ele-
ments sauvans a grand peine leur
existence ct vOvant~ sombrer sous
leurs yeux tout ce qui oomposait
leur modesto fortune Kan ma 0It
epalgnf, "ncan toit ne rosie deboat,
ancnn animal domrsti1ne ma. sur
vecu, ct les rfcoltes Sont dk,raites
complement. "a
On n dtja fait pocr = mAlhen-
reux, pour ce* infortunees victimes,
tout ce nous pouvions fnire dams
une c"ntree eprouyee ellie m61e
par pouragan, mails noas snvons
que lie ceur ct Ia charlie des gems
deLafourchs soht haut places ct que
jamais OH he fait vaine,nent appel 4
leur bon youloir ct q leur gene.
rosite.
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Pendant que Mr.. Wolf Hoffman,
gontait les douceurs du sOmmeil
dams la mutt du Sabbat, c'est d dire
samedi dernier, IN malandrin -
trouv6 le moyen de p6netrer dams
Ia chambre, d'oh il s'est esquive
pressure aussi vite emportant avec
lui les culottes de Mr., Hoffman, ct
6 on Z piastres egarees dams les
poches. REIMBURSEMENT que Mr..
Hoffman, est marchaad d'habits ct
ma pas etc rebuilt & 80 CONTENDER du
costume classique de notre pere
Adam. On nous annonce auesi
que 10 voleur a etc arr6te.
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HouMA, La, 20 aott, 1888.
Mon cher Mr.. Samoan:
Jo viens vous accuser reception
de votre estim6e de CO jour renfer.
mant @l31.25, montant des sous.
criptions recues ! CO jour par Ia
SENTINELLE en- favour des victi-
mes do rouragan dams notre parois.
&c. Veuillex recevoir nos remercie.
ments bien sinceres, svous ct les
amis g6n6reux de Lafourche, pour
cette magni6que contribution, ct
lee assurances que vous nous don.
nee de secours ult6rieurs.
AgreeE, cher monsieur, lee senti-
ments de mon amiti6 siucere.
s.. 4. B0URG,
Treasurer Relief Eand.
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Un feu de cheminee chez Mr..
Emile Dugas, rue Green, a fourni
a nos pompiers ct a nos 3.
b. B. une magni6qne occasion de
prouver leur zele ct leur prompt
tude. En- un elm d'Gil toutes les
pompes de Ia vile 6taient rendues
sur le lieu dn siniStre ct los excel.
Tents B. B. B. avaient dfja trouv6
occasion de deployer leur habilite
ct leur bon vOulOir.
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LIE magasin de Mr.. E.. G.. Cnrtis
est maintenant occupe par Mr.. j.
S. 7. Dezauche qni Went d'y trans
porter G penates.
Mr.. Dezauche est bien cOnnu
CONNIE un dc nos plus populaires
marchands ct tons ecu qui ont at
faire q lui GU Il Mr.. d. Aucoin, sou
assistant mont qua SO feliciter DIES
transactions que l'on fait dams son
Atablissement.
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ECoLE DE DANsE.FUne 6cole De
danse s'est dernierement ouverte
dams la sale "Protector'', sur ID
rue Jackson. Lhabile professeur
de photographic est Mile Ellen
Pugh. Tous les disciples de Terp'
sichore wont, sans doute sen don
ner a ceur joie, ct nous aurons
sous pen le plaisir de remarquer
dams nos reunions une elegance de
maintien ct une facon de saluer ct
de marcher qri feront notre admi'
ration ct nos d6llces.
Tart de la danse, bien compris,
nest point ce qu'un vain peuple
pense, ct vous n'avez qua relire le
Bourgeois Gentilhomme pour vous
en- convaincre ct Mr.. Vestris le
Dieu on le DioM, CONNIE il disait
lui.meme de Ia danse Sc croyait
plus important dams r6tat que lie
premier ninistre.
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he'd n:s re- sss;a

during tho last baIf centuFy. NOT I6a86
amonE the wonders Of inventive progress is .
method and system Of work that can be per-
formed all over the country without separa-
ting the workers from their homes. Pay
liberal; my ere can DO the w .s ; either 81
Capital not needed; yen are started fnee.
Cut this cut and retnfn to a. and W viii
ssna you free, ssmstlisg Of crest value and
Importance to yen, that will start you in bu-
uness, which will bring yen in moro money
right away. than anything else in The world.
Nresd steta free Address TRUs 4 Col
I~aeata, Aai1e.
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On nous annonco l'apparitio.

On nous annonce lapparitioa
proclaim DUN nouveau journal dana
la paroisse st. Jacques. LIE Lxi.
sianais va renaitre de ses cendrea
avec son We'll ct cstllne rroprietaire-
6diteur, NJ. j. GentiI. CO nom est
assez comm pour que nous n'ayons
pas a en- faire lei leloge. Not v0ux
ct nos sOuhaits sont tout enters &C.
quis a &c nouvel orgAne de publiei.
t6.
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Tous ceux qui aiment lee mar
chandises de bonnie Qualit6 ct 4
bon marche feront bien d'aller rem
Dire visite az magasin de Mr.. P. L.
Brand, encoignure Main s Green.
On ma jamais encore vn dams
notre vile un choix plus complet
ct plus vari6 de fines epiceries d'ar'
ticles sains ct vendus au plus juste
prix.
II laisse bien loin derriere lui
tons ses concurrenss pour le< ~choix
ct la vari6te de ses marchandises,
ct tous les habitants y trouveront
de qnoi Sc munir lie tout ce qui est
~n6cessaire a la bonnie economic
dune plantation.
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BUREAU DIES ECOLEs-La con.
vocation fate aux membres nou-
vehement elus du Bureau des
Ecoles pour sc reunir lie 81 Aodt a
Ia maison de cour pour sc faire
qualifier ct pour nommer ensuite
les officers, . obtenu le resultat
suivant -
Etaient presents: NM. tn. Ba.
deaux ct T. Toups.
Hanque de- zele. ou trop de pluie
q empsch6 IN 4wo,,sw' ct 10 suite
est remise an proclaim num6ro.
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MARIAGE.-Jeudi dernier lie ma
rage de Mile Elda P,erson ct de
Mr.. Lewis Riviege, a eu lieu en- rE-
elise Catholique st. Joseph a Thi.
bodaux. Nous souhaitons aux
heureux epoux bonheur ct prospe-
rite.
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Beaucoup de personnss re plai-
gnent, ct q juste raison, de Failure
extravagante que Sc permettent les
drays dams les russ dc notre vile.
II y u pourtant des erdonnsases
municipales qui regiept estse aisase
aim d'emp6cher les aosidenss.
Dernierement cepeudant IN As
ces vehicules, lanes \ gssnds Vi
tesse daus Ia p~rinoipale, rae Do uotes
vile, renversait M petit gss9en
qui n'avait pa Sc CARER 4 tsnps ct
une des roues lui passsit sus h
corps.
Les Injuries ne sont pas .Ersndss,
nous dit.on, mails Auraieat pa l'&tre i,
il serait bon dams toussles GO enc
lee ordonnauces qst stgisssat b
police de la vile soient exfeattes.
90 - &
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS. q,
HOTEL

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
new arrangements which will enable
him Q satisfy sll those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished 1T all hours Of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. N. and Dinner
It 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
CommodlOus and wellrurnlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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NOTJVELLES LOCALES/

EXCURSION RETARDEE.-Vu la
nersistance do mauvais temps, Tex,
cnrsion de Thibodaux a Opelousa 8
ast remise all 16 du mois dc sep.
tembre. rt ,gs't
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NOTICE.

TO Holders Of Claims Aaaisst ne PnrisA:
There 10 money in the parish treasury to
pay, within thirty days, on presentation Of
warrants properly issued, tho claims duly
approved and registered from No. l to No.
4S inclusive. +. SAMOAN,
PArish Treasurer.
Thibodaux, July q, 1855. r
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Renedo contre IL dyssentorie.
Gu6risoh radicale ct guarantee.
References nombreuses. Addresses
& Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. ].
TGl6aaque Badeaax, L.ateasehA.
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VOYAGES SCOLAIRES.

nuer, de parachever rlnstruction
historique ct geographique donn6e
aux eleyes DIES 6coles primaries
par DIES excursions de quelAues
jours faites sous, Ia direction de
profosseurs GU de conseillers mum
cipaux. Les uns sont conduits
vers DIES ~terrains propices aux OBJ
servations g6ologiques, les autres
vers n vile OH les monuments.
les places, les rues donnent q Ia
fois renseignement artistique ct
Fenseignement historiqae. Des
caravanes d'enfants curieux ct ia
seurs sont parties pour Fontaine-
bleau, pour Compiegne, pour la
Normandie, pour la Bretagne.
&c sont Ia les lecons de chooses,
don't il faut obtenir la %gen6ralisa-
ton. On envoie, cette aimee, en-
voyage les eleves DIES 6coles com.
munales, les entants d'ouvriers qui
n'avaient pas encore franchi les
Notifications. II fault que rann6e
prochaine lie nombre de ces touris.
ties soft plus grand encore: il faut
qu'on leur fasse faire de longs vo-
yages avec de nombreuses stations;
il faut que ces jeunes gems appren.
nent a voir ct a penser devant tons
les spectacles de la nature ct de
Fart.
A Get Age on Mmagination est
vive, on resprit recoit facilement
ct garde fidelement une impression,
aucune demonstration ne vaut
celle qui sort des Objects eux.m6mes.
Quels cours de geographic sara
plus clair quo celui qui sera fait
par Iimmense contr6e que Penfant
vera du hant dune montague ct
qui dira 4 son cell ravi &c que sont
en- r6alit6 Ia for6t, le fleuve, lie lac,
qui ne lui apparaissaient, a travers
les lignes de son livre morose, que
| CONNIE do vagues distractions ina
gin6s pour. fatiguer Ia m6moire !
Quel livre. d'hist0ire sara. pins ero-
quent que lie champ de bataille sur
lequel plane le souvenir DIES morris,
que Ia ealle du monument qui gar
de CONNIE un echo du bruit fait
par les Ffancais d%'autrefois Len
FAINT qui serar parti II souciant pour
cette prpmena de & travers Ia ma
.ture vivante ct rhistoire fg6e dams
Ia pierre reviendra emu ct interesse
quand q aura pel6 10 livre immen-
81. des montssn es, de la. mer, DIES
bois, des rochers, des emoissons
quand on lui aura Mit lire CO qui
est kerits par les lignes de rarchi
lecture, par les c0nleurs de Ia pein
j ture, qusnd il AURA va le chemin
de fer tIaverser IL vall9e ct le pha'
re 3clairer Ia cote. II sc passionne
RI alors pour le bouquin qui Pen
nuyait !; il commentera lui meme le
fait pr6ois quill ne compreuait pas
il brisera Pos pour avoir la moelle
Bon voyage done aux petits Pa
risiens des %faubourgs .qui sen von
6couter les voix des forets, contem
pier linfni de de Ia mer, sc prone
ner atravers les decors de l'hist0ire
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