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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-11

The position Of the czar is not an envi-
able one. With England, Germany,
Austria. Italy, Turkey and possibly
Spain on the outside and the Nihilists
inside, he is certainly not TO be envied.
His status is similar to that of the flying
Ssh which is pursued in the water by
rapacious delegates of the finny tribe.
ind is liable to be captured by sea birds
if it attempts to fly. The car gets the
largest salary Of any ruler in the uni
verse, but he is entitled to every cent OF
It. lie would be happier man if be
was the travelling agent for durable
clothes wringer or some new kind OF
baking powder.-Texas Siftings.
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Gems of Thought.

Nothing is SO easy as to deceive ones
SELF
No man is free who cannot command
himself.
God being everywhere, mans life
should be everywhere true.
Be not afraid of enthusiasm. you need
it; you can do nothing without it.
Have courage to wear your old clothes
until you can pay for new ones.
More than half of the difficulties of
the world would be allayed or removed
by the exhibition of good temper.
Do good wherever you can, no matter
where-no matter who. Whenever it
is dark, light candle; whoever needs
light, give him your hand.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-11

A millionaire. who has Just died at
Vienna. had snch.an antipatly 70 dark
ness that he has actually LEFT instructions
IN his win for the illumination Of his last
resting place An electric light Is TO be
kept burning in the vault during whole
year. and even the interior OF the coffin
is % be electrically lighted. The ex-
pcnses are TO be betrayed by a special
bequest OF 1900 rnarks.-Ssn Francisco
Chronicle.
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WIN Finish a Life Sentence.

LINCOLN, Mn, November 29.-The WELL
known convict. Harry Hall, who escaped
from the Nebraska Penitentiary two years
ago, has been c Iptured st Provo, Utah. He
was private secretary to Warden Hyers at
the time of the escape, and the warden was
removed by the Governor on his account.
The escape caused much comment and
official inquiry, aud the capture is consider
ed an important event. Hall, who is well
connected, will finish life sentence.
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Alned.. an Right.

On yesterday at Piedmont Park, about
2 O'Clock, Alfred Cunningham, youngest
son OF Judge Cunningham. Of West End,
aged Z years. became so interested that
he got lost from his mother. He found
an aunt OF his, but she proved too slow
for Alfred and he soon left her.
After wandering around the fair
ground awhile his hunger suddenly re-
minded him that he was a good ways
from home. The manly little fellow set
out 70 walk home by himself Not
knowing TIE way be took the street car
line and followed il 20 the city. Not
finding any one at his fathers Office on
arrival in the city he walked home. the
distance Of two miles. where he arrived
in time for supper. greatly to the relief
Of the distressed family. Alfred will
make bis way in the world. Atlanta
Journal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-11

Mr.. Louis Salow, a tonsorial artist in
the employ Of Mr.. Dave Brown. is re-
ceiving congratulations on all sides for
the bravery he displayed in stopping a
runaway horse the other day. The
frightened animal came tearing down
State street on q mad gallon. his ewes
flashing fire. his nostrils distended. his
hoofs clattering and striking fire on the
stone pavement with every bound. A
panic took possession Of the people on
the street, ladies shrieked and tainted.
and men ran for dear life, when sud
denly the barber appeared upon the
scene. With bound he gained the mid
die Of the street, seized the rnaddened
horse by the bride, and after being
dragged square or two succeeded in
stopping him. There w-s Beautiful
young lady-said to be 4. heiress-in
the buggy. and she is said to have ex-
pressed the intention Of marrying Louis.
who saved her life. Erie Herald.
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Cold Waves.

Are predicted with reliable accuracy, and
people liable to the pains and aches Of
rheumatism dread every change TO dsmp
or stormy weather. Although Hood $
Sarsaparilla is not claimed TO be posi-
tive specific for rheumatism, the remark
able cures it has effected show that il
may be taken for this complaint with
reasonable certainly of benefit. Its ac-
ton in neutralizing the acidity of the
blood, which is the cause of rheumatism,
constitutes the secret Of the success of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, If you suffer from
rheumatism, give Hoods SArsaparilla a
fair trial it will do you good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-11
A Good Looking Face.

We like TO see. Yet Erysipelas dis
figures the features and the disease is as
dangerous as it is repulsIye. 1t is some
times called 'St. Anthony's Fire." and
often ends in sudden death. S. B. Car
penter, Grandville, n. Y, had it in both
legs, and was cured by DIR. David Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout \.
Y. This medicine excels all others for
the blood.
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A Stage Coach Robbed.

REDpIse. CAL, Nov. GA highwayman,
armed with a shotgun and a pistol, last
night compelled the driver of Redding and
Weaverville stage to throw out the treasure
box of Wells, Fargo & Co., and the mail
pouches. The robbery occurred few miles
from here. There was little money in the
express box, but the robber secured consid-
cradle reg istered mail.
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Interested People.

Advertising patent medicine in the pc
culiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's
Balsam, for Coughs and Colds does it is m
decd wonderful. He authorizes all druggists
to give those who call for il a sample bottle
Free, that they may try it before purchasing.
The large bottles are so cents and 81. We
certainlywould advise trial. 1t may save
you from consumption.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-11

The proper authorities Of Berlin. Prus-
sia. have resolved 10 set up clocks. after
Mayrhoferis system, on seventeen public
places in thar city, the places 70 be des-
ignated hereafter. The cost per clock
has been 1xod at 1900 marks. and il:
attendance 2s9 marks per annuin. The
gas for lighting the dial. as well as the
water necessary for actuating. viii be
furnished 10y the city free Of charge
Jewellers Circular.
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Tonight and ro.Morrow Night

And each day and night during this week
you can get at all druggists Kelnp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, Acknowledged to
be the most successful remedy ever sold for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
Whooping Cough. Asthma, and Consump-
ton. Get bottle today, and keep it al
ways in the house, SO you can check your
cold at once. Price so cents and 81. Sample
bottles free.
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Fire at Leechburg.

LEecHBuRc, Pa. Nov. PA fire broke
out in this place about O'Clock last evening
and for three hours ragged fiercely. destroying
a large portion of the business and residence
section Of the town. The fire started in the
Anderson block, and as high winds were
prevailing the flames spread in all directions
In less than an hour the Council rooms
Cochran block, Leechburg Banking com.
pany's building and several blocks on beth
sides of the main street were burning, and
the fiery element was not controlled until
O'Clock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-11

There has been 50 much romancing
about the hysterical grief Of King Alex
ander AT not being allowed TO see his
r.oilcr- that il becomes necessary TO re-
call that the king is not a mere child,
but fun grown boy OF 10. and. indeed.
50 precociouss developed that he looks
as English boys do 1t 10. He is Of a
calm disposition. hears himself with dig
nity. and would certainly never ask any
favor of his tutor. Dr.. Dokitch. OF of one
Of the regents with crying or wringing
Of hands. Had he manifested any strong
desire 70 see his mother his wishes would
have been granted. but from first 10 last
the boy has been in complete understand
ing with his father. lie is very fond Of
his father. fact which many who affect
90 pity him leave altogether on; Of reck.
oning He is also thoroughly imbued
with a sense OF his position as king. and
De is old enough to understand that his
Inothers conduct may do him politically
serious injury. Vienna Dispatch to Lon
don Times
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Four Little Girls Blown to Pieces.

ELuoTrsvrLLE, w. Va. November %
Four little girls, children of Hugh Dunn. 8
wealthy mine owner. found keg OF powder
in an abandoned working yesterday morn
ing In some way they exploded it, and
were blown to atoms. Their mother lost
her reason when told of tie fate Of her
children.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-11
A JuggIer Shot Dead.

LYNN. Mass. Nov 29-WilIiam Sartelle,
of Worcester Mass, performer in a dime
museum, was shot dead last night. He was
performing trick with rife which he ap-
parently loads with leaden bullets and then
requests some one to shoot at him, appearing
TO catch the bullet in his mouth. This time
he failed to substitute pasteboard bullet,
and wiilism Flanagan, who fred the shot,
shot Sartelle dead
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DR.. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Biters ar,


Kidneys Torpid Liver Appetite,
Bowels working order and health viii
be
they purify per
johnson & Lord, Popnetors, Burlington VT
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LOCKWOOD AccoMNoDATIoN-No. EST
Ledues esTipes
Milford. 2Slp m
Passengers leav.-.g on this train can make con-
nection Al lockwood with night Express trains
east and wesl.
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rhir.y-nve Million visitors.

The Paris exposition. nearly every one
knows, is drawing a greater crowd than
our own. but scarcely any one realizes
how much greater. The centennial had
0,S57 .695 visitors; the Paris exposition is
in fair way to have $4,000. 900. and has
had g., ,OO0,0 ,000 and it has 100, 600 exhib-
iiors against 1000 here. The Philadel-
phia exposition, to the surprise Of every
bne, equaled the figures in Paris in 1861.
The next American exposition ought to
equal the visitors Of the Paris exposition
Of 1ss0.--Philadelphia Press.
Why hasn't the debt Of nature. been
maid she's COT the rocks9
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SoUrH-BouND TRAINS.

Passengers for Somerset from the east and west
on the Pittsburgh Division, change cars at Rock
wood.
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WEST-BOUND TRAINS.

IThe time given is Eastern Standard Time.l
Mail Trains connect at lockwood with trains
to and from Somerset and Johnst0wn, at Hynd-
man with trains to and from Bedford, at Garrett
with trains 10 and from Berlin at Salisbury juno
ton with trains to and from Salisbury.
Al Trains Sop for Passengers sShere Tine Is Giuen
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Only few months ago these rouping. rosv-
CHECKED lasses were puny, delicate. pale. sici-ly
girls. by the aid OF DIR. piercc's world-fained
Fnvorite Prescription. they have hlnssomesl
out into beautiful plump. hale. hearty. strong
young women.
faForlte Prescription is an invigorafinr.
reStouuife tonic and as a regulator and uro-
mofer OF functional action at That critical
period If change from girihoOd TO woman
hood. Z IS perfectly safe remedial agent and
c4tii produce only good results II Is csrp-
fully compounded. by an exreYicnced and
ssilitul physician. and aiaptrd 10 woman :
delicate organization. II ls purely vegetable
m rs composition and perfectly harmless IN
any condition OF the system. IL ifnparts
strength to the whole system. For over
worked, " woru-out. . a rundown" dcbilifated
U1ehefS. niilllners. drcssinakcfs. scaIastreSsf<.
sioil-giras, bnusekecpers. nursing mothers.
anG fecole womcn generally. Dr. Pierce ;
Fatorite Prescription is the greatest earthly
boon. beng uneruaicd Ms an appetizing cor
dial and restorative tonic. II Is the nr,fv
medicine Tor women. sold by druggists. nndsr
a ptsifirt guarantee from the manufacturers
that Il VIII give satisfaction IN every ease.
or money VIII be refunded. This ellarautee
has been faithfully carried out for many years.
Copyright lsss by wonlDs DIS MID Ass-x.
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Henry, johnson Lord, PropretoTs of
AYnica and Oil lininent for Man

remedy Cramps sprans sFuises
and all Pains
ehoctual Remedy for Calls Strains Scratches
merits 1t effects
satacion Price % cts
Sold everywhere.
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DAILROAD TIME TABLES
BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.-
SOMERSET CAMBRIA BRANCH.
DISTANCE AND FARE.
EoR7H-B0UND TRAINS.

Winter Arr.n0smsn,--in effect Nov. as, 'ss.
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L'AECUIOhS , NUIIOE.
Estate of John Grady, decd, late OF Quenahon.
ing Twp Somerset County, Pa.
Letters documentary on the above estate having
been granted To the undersigned by the proper
authority, notice Is hereby gwen to all persons
indebted to said estate 10 make Immediate Jay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated tor settle
ment to the underSic ned. at his residence on
Saturday, the 14th day OF December, 1859.
HERMAN W. BEkKEY,
nov6. Executor
F. ". BgEsEcKER. Attordey.
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Passengers for east and west change cars at
lockwood.
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NOTICE.

W. NJ. CLEMENTS. Manager.
CHAS. o. SCULL. Gen. Pass. Ag't.
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paIly. I paIly eneep. sunday.
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There's nothing like it.

DIAMOND DYES s i:s, ;ss; S.ss,' g. s...s..i: ssssi
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81.

fassengers Tor points east and west change can
al lockwood.
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MAH-No. es
SOMERSET AccoMMoDArIoS-No. IS.

Passengers from Pittsburgh change cars for
points on the Somerset 4 Cambria at lockwood.
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LAcT1TE0 FOOD .ss ai... '''iF ~. Is.s.i-s is s:1
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Les grandrs comptGnieS DIES G.,

Les srandrs c%omptgnieS DIES CT
hles TT DIES biographies sont commr
les indiviiuS qni ont Ia mala,llr
Biigh; Illness Uu jonr lis von>
dissent Ell plenrant In'il> sont birn
NAL. lie ~lenhtmain lis sont mienX.
le jour su:vaut lis sont Ietab L.
completemcut.
Puts il y rrchute, du mienx
etc, It c'eSt toujours ct perioliquc-
mtnt Ia mtme titanic.
Cest la matadie DIES .randc>
coInpa2nitS.
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Marriages.

Ma'ies a leglise ST. Joseph, a
Ih'bodanx, !" Z janvi-r, 1889, NJ.
C'eophas Chiasson ct Mile Elisa
Durochpr.
LIE 10 janvier, Mr.. Ftlicien lie
Blanc, IT Nile Celrstine Pnnt f..
lie meme jour, NJ. Felix D-ia IT..
Ell Mile H-mi-,'- Da,.Ie.
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CecI ~ pasSe au Biesll:

T ~ l'as>t an BieSII:
U" %profeS>eur a enseigod a. sou
SINCE non settlement a jouer tonte>
les CANNES sur le piano, a executor
a lni tOnt srui des mOrceaux 4 qua
tire mains avec SEES quatie pate
mails ncO 4 tOnrnpr les pages
avec sa Qurne!
Bien humiIiant pour les pianis,c>.
Fragment de conversation:
---AinSi. mon cher, vnu> n'a;mez
pas les fe.mmes .randes
-Ceries, non. EFT Il j%arnaiS u
me marie. j'fpouserai II femme
tres petite.
-VonS ave. raiSOn; entire dru>
manX. ii faut tonjours chuisir !,
mOindre.
Cnmbjen mesnrr I'm alble uu4
puaite h"mmes pruvpnt tntouIe
de .eurs bras!
Six metres.
-P"uruuoi Ca?
-Parce qn'll taut s'y metre d
quatre Io"t r%enteur-r.
Tn mOr d'tntant:
Dis done, hrbt, ~uu'eSt.re que Il,
veuX i"u, ties e,rpnne>?
Tn chemrn lie fer; mais, tn Sai..
i'm v.uX IN vrai, M rhtminl, fer
qul deraillr!
Il Y dies gems qui ecrivenr CT |
a'ec TN 5, d'autleS ayec un G. Je
items pour les premie.s pn;sqn'on
uii t~rSStntlr
On prt>rrtr grape de Iai>ih
a IN porl,nr!.
-Metcl. irponlit il, i'aime mieuN
III pultr que les iplS.
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\ VENDRE.-Une occasion eXrpp.
tionutilc st otfrrte d tOuS II a cha
cun de dt>enir termier on hahilani
dams IN eniroii Il poriee de toutc>
les commodities %procureeS par IL
chemin de fer 1T la volr d'eau. Unt
lolie frrme mesurant ) aIpent> de
face snr 40 de profon,len1, ave,
maiScn de residence ct cabanes.
est ii vendre. LA propri6tf est 81
thee pies dn Lafourche Crossin.
svadr-sSer pour plus amples intOr.
nations, 4 l.. Z. CailIouet, Thibo-
daux, La.
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Aettte Gpoooc de F::unee on la
reco''e est fate ct on Fon sent IL
beson de- chcrrher gu, lqneS .d's-
fractions arie, dome mois he labenr
ct de- snucjS. a &c moment, dlsJ',
Oh tous un, plauteurS won't, aVec
leprs families. - relouir ct prendre
laugne i IL E1sve,le Orleans, nous
croyouS lrur Tea ire IN ~>erltanlt
service en- ltur >ignalant qnrsqueS
Jus d. nos restaurants les plus
eounuS, h., r'uS comtoitahlrS ct les
Plus es.rmt~ de notre population.
Nos lpnr recommendations spe-
Cadence, pl,otel It Restaurant dc
Ia Luui>ianr truat par Mr.. l.. b.
xan len the De Douane IT crlnl dc
\ Mmp. \. Antoine rue st. Louis
CeflalnS .,p ustS ainlS nous Onl
afirme letaler ment, qn"n await
da rria>er L. i a pin>ienr> clients
daus nm ,lr rrs Establishments Il
CAUSE De labunlauce DIES pension
halres. TAM mienx, tonte proSpe-
ME est mtlijGr, car dir 1t pro, erbe
a bon >iu il M fact point d'len
seigue.
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ECOLES.-La rlupart tie nos -,
eSp uuil4ntS Ut''>uue to"trS, ESQ
y"n>-nOil>, Ont overt lrlr> - g.
ctite Selnaiue aux l,Om'u"uX rirl
dc la %inhIOlS>e. NolS alinu !.
clOlre que la y chi c'nl,nr +,
pOItera lie bon- IT its ct u!r
Jetlnr pOi,ul"; lDu atta 4; rn -. :.
pr"flter DIES Itcm~ It.. Tears IN i
ct ut ltiir~ III ilIru~-.-.
La hurtr de- u Sr>.l,I sal TO-.
se,a plus Tongue c-ttp an q
Il hab'tnnip. Ii v = tout lirn Il e.
te!lclter, non S"nirmrnt pour L. pr
T. S>eni mas hr>>i pUnr 90
p'utrh. Ill Il. vent ,raiiS,r ,.e> i,t..
yIes serirux.
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Ces, avrc lote que nous anfion--
cous d ioS lectrurS qni c"nnalSSeht
Mr. :. S. Evans, qnr lie brni' de sa
mort, n'avalt aucnn fondrmenf. g"
bruil >iest ,cpandu parmi nous ct
paImi ses parents sans cause lu>l!-
Zee. II ny a point de reSn'recl'"n,
uoprement litr, ear i'etat IT, Mr.
SIS. Evans u'ttalt pas ah>S! deSeS
p6lre qae ~qurllur> d%oc'eurs fon cru
ct nous apprrnons qull va .etre
moeliainemrnt envoye dams sa t.
mile uui reside dams lie Missouri.
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Mr. +. Brand. IL granl marehand
de norre vile, went d'angment'r
les dimensions de son baZar en-
louart ltncolsnnre Main 1T 81.
Louis qui appartient a MIR. Nerrler
ct oui TAFT suite a SEES maga>lns hleu
cOHnGS de toutp noire population
de IA Vile ct DIES envirOuS. Ii y IA
une morale Il 'iGer de Get e>ene
menr 81 simple. Comment sc
fait.ll one l~s unS stntent IL besoin
de sfaerandir ct d'auEres ce!ul de
llquider!
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ENGAGEMENTS EFT AMELlORA
rIoys-Uur nnuvelle g,Oceiir Went
de- s'etnbllr Il i'encoignure DIES ruts
sNalu tt .Jack>on," sous Ia raj
sn snrl,lr de &. Rousseau Il Feet
wood.
les magA.i nS d'tpicrIieS ne u
,uept certainement point a Tllll'"-
d,ny. mai, la situation de ce'ul d,
hi ue.tntt d'rSperer nne prn>peii,e
exeeptlonntlie, CO que mons iul SOU
nations, du rrstr.
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On Went d'ttabiir le nombre pre-.
els DIES banquiers juifs IN Allema-
gne a ploros Il une polemiqn ne 81, r
Patistocrat:e tinanriere de ce paws.
Sur GAP banquiers qni existent en-
Allemagne, il y en- a 552 israelites.
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ynuvELLES LOCALES.

y. tn. D. Kent, Went de q"1t'
:, ,,roisse Lafourche ponr aller
.,o !, direction de- "Woodlawn
.,a,iou" dams la parO'>Se Itrre'
>, reinforcement achetee par
NJ, W. Bart0d.
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I,udl dprnIpr uiIt excursion, par
-. du Point BrpauX, tra\rr>alf
o.t,,.v4t Station, Sc rrndant Il
y~,uy-,le Orleans. Lee r>c'r,'"n-
.;,,e. an numhrr d'envlron 900,
.,uhl,iel,t 80 DIVERT, tnOrmrment.
,ou! lea d'esptrrr que Ia vii,
A. rroj.sant lrur aura etc prOpicc
q, u,aa.a point Aimlnnt leur bo'nt
humeur.
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poyT DE TH!BODAUX.-LeS ac-
,iouuallps de la compagnie do pont
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