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Nos psitrrs ct ,'es 10 sitre<srs
d'tc"Irs lie dorment i."isst sur des
Its .ie roses It Ie,tr~ 'ntiss s.o,,t sous
tvenr visi'fes par dts insom,ii'-
cr"rllrS. L'ap,iehri.ai.ii1 dies nou
vsaAx <, ~xa mems qu.l fant s"bir en-
est Ia cause. Lr nOaveau ''schnnl
huaru" l-n TAFT Z. f.i DR. CO terrible
t'iIn"a "d les trols' jnges infer
nliixs i;%fsai-nt lea fats It les ms
f Its dr~modtr f.. .Minos, E.que
IT lthad"msn'hr dia,ent, nous dit
la Fable, dune grande severi,e,
mails anS>i dune grande Justice.
Drpui~ l"ngtemrsla grammaire
It les traite~ de geographic ct d'a
tiA,H6tique etc. U'auront etc au-
tant fruil.etfs.
i LA questions qui doivent
ou qai peu v-'&- etr~, ditson, reso-
Ices par les aspirAnts aax donces
functions de mai.res ct de mattress.
Sr~ d'fcoles. Ceux Nui aur9nt re,
pondn dane faed'f s~a'i~faisaatf
aux aus dis~s Questions 'anront un
lcrr,aiu' noulbts Aasb.Ans peislts Of
ohticndront nar IL fait al breset
lie r;tpaci,t, q"i leur rerm~t'ra
i.r-x+rc-r &. rai<on~4lee e35.O 90 PAL
mo,~ IL noble meter Iinstitn,eur
/ GIANT q IL pedaRagir, \ Is sci
hence de rrnseigurlnr"t. chaenr
aura le droit de sen iirer cornIll
,adis, c'eSt a.dirr c"mlne il prut.
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.So,r, r%on~vi to villr:: ,lanss IA
efn,ere session. mn'tl'rnns eh
Ra-s tnus Is eff. j ~ n0mnl"s nre.
kSd4 4 rent. $Ia SENTINELLE rtste
|Aio,r. l.. jnn,nal offiriel della vile
h. Tai.mianx II nnS lrct"nrS S'rpn
l.cmme f%nnln"r>, a" rOnrAnt urS
hr IA population IT DIES
hnal,m atinn~ in'-rigrntrs 81 l4gi'
hines a,.e nos fdil.> ctOieut 4 pro
mas .~'ryfrn;rr.
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pATVRAaE.

! Cpe Inn ssiig"e It richie savane Dc 800 AZ
uents. ~,futa- pres RM-land, e~t 4 IL disposi-
ti"n DE- tous les. 6lrv~nra It prupri6taireA /
d'Anitsas'x Persian ,'mr clsevAi 20 MULTI. q ]
,'Mr moia: b,enf on vacic. IS cts. ; genisse Is
vesu, 50:cts., s'adrrsMrd
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EU.~ nouvelle rrne- qui,ae-fait s~n.
! dans ,asulurmrts 9es trib"sair~s
NJ. chsr4h4 an,s. .prohablemrnf,
4 Eft h.n, e""h,nrs slonis~snrA ~
e,m. Infn"chra ,rt., p"rmett!a IL
k.re uavisafinn ,1.s rhalan'}s, qni
[,rouy.nt. Ell a.. moment, ,lesarlt-
Emlt4S lea plus graadrS 4 trans.
LWtpr 4. ia.
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NOTICE.

Mr. LAon Drrxler y tvi+nt tous les plan
ts,rs ct le. trhitAats de ns,a envirsns quill
arrivsrn hieo'6t a. hi~sdaux av.e ia Stock
d.. 6atats fiHos IL PrEvienf en- etset go
cIiept~ GAIL l,eat oersr a.s tAt..s q on prx j
vrninirnt -xtraordinxire lie lrn ,uarch6.
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AN
Dams anae searsSe que mons fai<
aions an commencement de 10 &C. !
maine d~rniere. dams L. bas aa
bayou LMfnmrche. nous avon" pu
voir que IL rlppart DIES plantations
<taiemt ~ xai@ de r0ulai~0n 5Ou
6taient & IL vcilie he co,nmencos.a ;
N"ussn'a v""s pr signalrr ce fat
& cause Ar n.aiHdi~ mails mons dor.
"ons a%njo''rd.hni lee ,naigrrs rel
s~ign@n~.ps ase nous ayous ohts-
nus risque . leg com p'6ter plus tard,
Chez Nine Lovincy Lrvrrt II s~ra
raul6 .nviron 10 ar,.ents ~ ton.
f.it cruIre qu~ahs rendrnert sera
s.ti~faisa.t: - "7f@ a."
3.anconp fAt msis ct de to1',s
h'esc~llente quaht<. Pommes tic
terre TT rstases .donc-* IN aaho"-
dance. Memra notes. saaannt 4 ne
sens. Iprises chez les.f.eres l.. 1t P.
Brraux ct IT: q LeBisac-
MI. V.lfroii Forat roulera envi.
ron 81. atyen.s. Its piss ! s'vsii,
srs ,csapss isnasat en.lse aoasnt.
l boucaut ! pal. arprnt. LIE ~: II
It IL foi,l ont etA r2coltts ahoathAn-
.n~nt. ..
An esa"l- Har.ng snI msti.s'ien
qne dirige. a.*c stpt d,h.bili'f NJ.
Dom. Hatanga " ,efcolif co,p,"""''
dra 200 atpen'aAe ~ do"nera ee, a 1
? b"ncants par arpevtt..
. Chez. Mr.. Tel. BYdsanx, Ia F@colte
est tres. belle ri --p,omrt ~hpa,!conr,
nsai* nous prfifrons rrv-"ir, sui. Ct
srjrs dams mn autr. n"m6ro. T.,
Sur Georgia -,Pla"tsii ion, ap.'ar--
te"a"s 4 Mf.,t.haa. Mathews. il s.ra
ron'6 entr. $50 1880 ar,.ents. II
rendpment j"sqn'a, present aeiu biz
to"t 4 fait s~atisfaisait.. A, -p'u'
tard de- ptus ampl~s inf"rmslip's
Le temps est tres fNyorable NM
Uavaux de Ia roulaisan. Dan,
qne'aues. endroifs IL nnc per
diaette dean; mails Ia mMndrt
pinie send. lea ch~mins impraiica
tles surtont sasx envirOns de- Lock
port, anr IL cote & niche oil ils so".'
vraim@nt dams un etat dfplOraela
In moindre can, tomb6e du. .ciel !
forme de> cloaQne* que IL moiH9t'
travail cut pr<vrnn. %.
Lex joars a. snivrnt ct ae' res.e'n
lSblentaanr nos plantations sactiere's
\ Qnotidiennement mons app'en IL.
one DIES avaries ont lieu dams I
machinerie dc telle on trl,ei pfanta
tio" ; les tnumerer srrait les H'i0i',qg
m~r presqne tontas. Les deeai
sont plus on moins sarieux z
apportent plus on mcin~ AZ I.
tanio dana ". ,r;aivatdx de !
r~oulaison. Henre"semlnIt 'ico".spg
mons te di>ons qn~iq"~ part; On.
temps prrmet ten% ces actideni
sans grand prejudice. /
,, I -. $500. =" = =. .
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pc ct depart des trains 1naoe-
s.,x Tor. octobre, 1859.

,,s;,.-p,r, de Thih"daav q 7:s3
4 r.i,,. nnx 4 9:to .. -.
orr "a Cow lie Or'6.ns q fOne'',
/. ,~,,hea.~v A 1870 y. -. Arrive .
k,da"v q "a u
~,,,- c.t eios- 4 N:lH n. ~.
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NOIJcE.

IN TRES BON EAlAh lFERE DE Sc
:>Ct)NDEF man ERA tres ben l.arch6. .ess
A.vesdre. S'rdress~r INK buressx Dc h Sen
1INElLx 10 Tiits,daax. I*R
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t& - %=-GM|E
Commr on ~ ap,wlrs dams ton.
lea %joprnanx. est encore 4 l,6tat ds
mys'ore qnant. NJ nom vrai ne
Passsx-in II qeaht aax nol1t-a qni
Post fait aGir. i
Lea moa v~ll-s uons SAINT arsix<es
.'trop tard v~ndredi. 8, pour 'r~ met
,fe SOU rrtsse, u,aiS sirss jon,na"x
tril~a,rnt +1ss sopi<s Ices nonss,
te'l~mrnt tait cnnf,.sios DIES p+,ser-
= que nous cr.sons ydevoir r6ta-
blir' M faits cotnsse III exi.s~Mt;
I4N chose nous s<a ldfanta"t pln>
facile sue nous cOnnais>nns person.
%h-lIrmeut tous les aetrars de cr
trix'e drame.
! Lee ,irnx. premiers blessfs sont
Lf"n& IT Ni-t, ,yd-"x har~s, 1T 6ls
s.lr Mr.. Melanc< JThil.o.iaax, ua
p~laniei,r ds B.yon Bout. Ssat3
Mr.. Melas Thisodauxle tflfgr =
. phi~t~ e-t le Ills dr Pagen. d" depot
Mr.. Felix Tail'odaux, qui, drp"i>
de '.Umhi~"ses annf4s' ex~rce son
semlAei 4 IL -~,isf.rt,on de- IL c",n-
pags'ie.Y II est i,~nt etrr msihtenans
II Plus anri'n agent sur III ligne
: Morgan. II en- su>si Ilai,s-nrs l,
,frer~ dc u. Meia,'sS. df 'fasoa'q"r
les no,. conaina "utefs4 A,rsae- ton,
"a t,nr. NM. Maanca 1t Fa,ix
Thitsd ~ I scat oriein.tres Au b..
y,n Lafonrche % liz art lie nom
breux parents. 1t oh ieMr vi-ux1,e,e
reside encore.
2 Frank Permission i0ni s"ccomhs
imme'iiasem.nt eat le f's IL Victor
fehnis~on IT un r-jrtoH dunn. ire
no~nll.r.nsse fainlhti,. nont les princ.-
ta"ix mrn,br1s ,fssidrnt rncfr. az,
:rs b"r,'s tdn bayou Bout e: Il,
hmyOn FOnrsr.
George Moirison PSI, au>si u,
h"nme dn pays a,npnsf dun bra
i Ia suite d'"u .crid-nt de ch-mi,
DE- fer. emp,nyt 4 d~it<rSnter f"i
par h rompagaie ct dest~Rlan
dime ~vc..ssense fsuiile d.. Pend, "'i
IL est TINT 4 f.it ,.rob .bl- ...e I
hr"i' qat sts,ibseit D., i'm T"o't
r~nrish ch+t' der sretioe, 4. Grim
don't Oona parlons, est sea16s d
. fu"'lem+nt, 4 ~ JS9 9s~r9
II sr,nblrrait d'alpsAs DIES info'
mafIai.,,ss paiimfss.s. asans II Time
Densecrat de j+udi d-rai-r.a qa-
ri. atr,rirr rstt II, Vi. l,nui '4tr. 4
St MartinssiiIe, l.'di. ~'u. ,loye su
: les ch~rs ct qui n'as IN ssir au
dams an .icc4si de- fo'ie fnrir,sae. Il
ga, y. i 3ditd46i ii4uiii4i II rercnd,,,n,n pa
: il l'ere, uan r66,ir,ni Monroe Bak.1
t. ~ p ~ .&EE=- -
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"A yE~ORE.

$4,000 HRpUEs de seconde main,
i nm PRIX RAlSONN ABLE, sur lha-
bitation "Uncle Peter'Aa IL Vacherie
S'adrcsSer 4 Mr.. Alcestc Boudleaux !
Lockpnrt.
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p,ur f,r,if"r IA chaveIur". IN
,Are Mas ahondante. remrAches
sonb.r on lie g%risonnpr, y, pour
yrndr. IA rOu!pur primitive,
ryrz vous On RrnOvnteur DE-
Liz
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PIERRE EARKt0e, -


l'.N0 BHlQuEs so ..r~a.iAss saalied ssaAsa
: v.ndte lnr Mr.. THEODOKE Alb ~. sur 10
t*'yon Lafsa' che. r o. 10 Canal HasNMg. La
iivrtiass Mn tslte s,,r IL bse.tda lscyssa ii %
10 dsuaussr Pflx : $500 10 MILlkk.
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Lon. avops ~ " r~tsisir DE- ser
f.. ., ros.p veil ami w.
,,er IT. 4 s"n 'dns i-"ne me-,
L,,Xs a Thibohaux ro0r fsire
~cu.+r onp'nurs rtparatios'H anx
E,sna d. ipnr Rucvpri".
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,to,r n. Fleetwood rom'

n.ctemr J. n. Flertwood rom'
-. A sor,ir d. ~ deme"re, N
,,.,,d;c II re.pnait depu,s q"e''
l. ,.uys mois. Tens lea anna
a,rt-,r ~. r4isai~seHt Dr. son
cvr i Il sant".
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AyENDRE.

Tine grande qhantite d" BARDEAUX. pre-
Mieu. qua it4 ct deli. res sur ,e h.,rd du Rayou
Lif"lrch.' q .~shih"dsux. Satlress~r 4 Mr.:O.
~ CARO-. agent pour Mr.. Jui-s .kchmmx. on
aux hureurN G- IL SE%NrISELLx de Thihnlaax.
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sl,eafiat lrifacalssa lie pert
.ssinonaud, de. Donaldsonville, OH
Pon s'est. tant. moqn6~ de: srs sol
diisat coreas, = transpor,e lie centse
De pes ope1ations = IL Nouyelle Or.
lNans. :. d.
lie Times Democrat dit seriense-
asnt' que la demenre du petit pro-
aee est assiegee du matin an so'r
par DIES, malaIes credu!es. ct imhe.
Giles.
Lesgens des vitles out bien grand
teri de se croire sup4rieufs 4 cesx
II. osmpagpes: cette vogue: dan
! pstit. .charlassss. dsease.. ad. No,
donne une triste mesurs aes rptel.
Rgeoce des gems de Ia Nouvelle
0sAaps qui fept fou1s ! So porte,
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NJ. Wiltrih Debate Sc ,uet i IL dispnsitpsn.
de~ arj""r.ihai Il. ees clirnts ct .e ses an,is.
Sps .rand~ tr.vaax de plantations sont fnis
ct il est ,r6t i rA.ondr. au premier appel Qsi
lui srra fnit t"ur tont ouvr::ge ds inay"naerie.
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sne r6sxida 1e se,ss aseos;a1iou, sens1
% p'ehirr judd foct"bre, 1881. II 5 6ts
"HESAlIL" Qn'A rsxeni.. une so,ss, our
'te henenc~ dea f0nds de rtcoie. aAia lice
~Ih"'l"r snntr lepreua,res sarnedi st 1iuauchs
'ip 'n"i~ d.. yaii,.s - Q1&@ 33
Par or.irr,
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Meerseai dssa,ssaa .,s"sl Hasnss, p.uiaao
IAfsersAe,A isAgc de IN one. Cesisas 6yk
:inee u bossesiaae Hanas o. - fnils
Ahe'eets #I
Les ~jeurbaux do . NuuvelIr Dr<sn5S
aeut 1,riEs d. r~eureAuirp.
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DrCES Ven tre,li dernipr vrrs
$40 hDar4- Ia marin IN corbillard
trn t5,e$. rnrs de Thibo'
|daux uonr y ter porter a Laha''ie-
yine |. dfr"nill~sd'nne jennie ale
|da dix a,,~ a6cSthss,- an canal Harang
ct AIlp Ne Mr.. Dominique Harang,
ct ~ E.nitir Hal,prt.
n pA,.. as>is'4 le NJ n. Leblanc
escortairn' souls le triste convoi,
personne n'ayant eta prevenn.
No ~ympar,'i-s ps'sonnrllr'
nous font mn devoir d'offfir ans
psreWts no. compliments de ron
doldauceS.
ws
AcClDENT.-Un lfplOrab'e a"ri
dent est arrive ssme,li dprnier yer,
minuit dams IA s~ucrerie, de Ia p'a"
tsiion "T,iai., appartenant a MI
Elm. Mo,vant-r TT, sitafe pres Laba
dirvill-: Un jennie garcon dr l.
apa. s6l> de Mr.. Orissile. Yicknai
fsait "a. en- siAi,r,,e ct s'etaitendorm
sdansle l., delMssssnpnt- des machines
s:iqrsane+ te.sim.ssae minnit appe'a"
.1fs NOMINEES. dr .qriatt-t e ~ Il FL
aassa'its .efvvsisale.pen il sss::h't
! ccourir ct ALL, ,o.nber dams u 1ere
tchandiere one ron designe soma !
mn DC ..graitar".
Prison,ia. ma :atk. temoin de l
'sssAate ct cealest r'e sqna~I. 10"
sysrisrE, charge dn soin de crt.e char
;aaier ydulat transxsser qaiaqkercu
lie ,Ealavrr dA maltipwreux. jeuv
s.Aox.n4.. Las -fuuerailles ont e
lien luIdi aernisr..
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Lss 6e1siile.1ypoEif1pAjauss !.
I'm romsseiefs <SaitTsstsEa,.3eu1s
ME :sksalte AgArenset .4ssogpts:,
..Lle lcsdsinsin. ii lii. ayQe e@ste:
ueut: a
"I1a Ieune ale setait Kg0renens
soeso~oie"
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Ga ppnt voir dans Ia rolonnr
'd'a,is gail n'y" aura nlqa d"t,
'navant que denx sessions d.
ia rOi,r criminelfr, ct 'drux sessions
delta cour c,vft' par aus dams Ia
t,aroissr Lafodrrhr'tt aitant dams
IL parcisse Assumption.
No denx jusps =n+' partagviOnt Ia
.b-sogne de fac't,ra ce' que r. j"ge
q. Guian opens n daus Ia pa'"i>se
Axxospl,tion., et'F.. -Reattle ,tans la
,,ar6isae l.afonrchr.
|rA,N t&sulttrMd.scrtte me~n~e' une
%e0nonios rosa bic, croyous nous,
poar frs Ear01s~es.
Dams Ia laroisse Assumption,
les coars onvriront les .rrs.. lUtdiS
Esie mars, dej'6ii, de septemb re ct
(Aes n0s<snbrw. Less sessions lie
kyumrs ~ de- srptenbre serupt r0usa
ertes npz ;Ahairrs criminelles ct j
y aura I'M grand juri7d'apprle.
t-.-Dans ID paroisse Lafoorcfiea les
y;suseut 'siitn,rles premier,
fan.iis d. few RE, d'avri', do jniI!f'
4tld'oc:. osre. = i,pb sessionx dAavri
leted'srsshre semut c0assortes aux
| afaires :CrimimelipS.
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r.Cbe1 II .magshand depouveautes.
-,Is tooa lrsnd1ae birn de
cette 6,otte, que vops anichtz
com III, defuiere mode mails je
Grains es'elle no passe rapidehdeut
-Oh. post ttla, psdaSe, voos
raves fien i craiDdre. Voici pres
- dss4 an&s au1elsss ssss dses h
yitEine, e ellis Ma pas bloach<r l.
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vOr'vEArx ARR JUDGMENTS
G4ss1rss0. DIES Er0ANG3E0eA.
EncOi a u ara ru.e Green ct Thihodsux.

ar. r,omas Al>arti pravient ses amis
lea voyageurs 9uil Went de iaire de nou
veaux- arrangements qu: tai ~permettront d
satiataire tout crux Iui vondront ihsnnss
ror d. leur confHnce
Repasa toute henrc de Ia ,ournAo ct 81
Table d'h0te d 10 heur-t du matin pop
d6ieuner ct q I heures d j soir ~ ur direr
Chamhres eAet tien gsrnics.
4 pKiX MlpDERFR 8dHR s44E&
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#s5i} ssrfG}s Ira y%s2 9
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NO 40

would advise such a one, ,by all
means, ,tOt to come to Chapel dill.
| can Is. ure such one that the law
scho i here will not suit him at all,
d if the law classes are generally
like the one now here, he would have
a lovely t'm", tor the present class is
decidedly promising one.
| had long chat over "ye Olden
times" with DIR. Mangum. He is
very cheerful and lively, and seems
to he sure that he will be able to fill
his clair at the opening of the next
session. l wish | was only as GER
tin of it as he is. have many mis-.
gnings as to his ability to resume
the heavy duties of his char. All
his 'riends, and they are counted by
oil whD know him, will rejoice to
know inst he is as we'll as he is.
Mr.. w Ii. Carroll, who graduated
here in 1856 in Arts, and subsequent
y read law here, has entered the
practice with brilliant prospects of
success. lie is much devoted to the
Jealous mistI ess," Is clever, affable
young gentleman, and We would be
pie Used to see him remain. But he
has decided to locate at Burlington.
We wish him oil the success he de-
serves q.
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VERY FOOLISH TOAD,
the Bee Alive and
Was Sorry for it Right A
way.

The other day as | lay in my
hammock saw huge toad wink
ing and blinking lazlly under the
large leaf of a foliage plant. He
looked cOntented and happy, and
Just as if he didn't care whether
school kept or not. A humble bee
came buzzing around the flowers.
That toad opened his eyes, looked
around, deliberately winked oneeye
at me, and then TO all appearance
went asleep again. He was no:
asleep, however, for the next mo-
ment, when the bee came a tritie
nearer, he made a little spring,
opened MS scountenancet till thought
he would drop in two, there was a
red fash-and the bee had disap-
prared.
| was Just beginning to wonder
where it had gone to when | OBJ
served the toad begin to look mel
ancholy. | then noticed that his
white vest was pulled out like an
alder mans. In less time than it
takes to tell it, he was the most
lonesome-looking toad ever saw.
He seemed to reflect u minute, and
then he got into an attitude IN
which the old prints represent
Nebuchadnezzar when he was out
to pasture. His big mouth was
close to the ground, while his hind
feet stood OH tiptoe. He had swal.
lowed something hot and was now
going TO get rid Of it by reversing
the process. After several violent
efforts, during which hiSwhOle an
atpmy heayed with emotion, the
troublesome Jonah was elected and
lay on the grass before hun. The
toad wans't winking at me any more.
Instead he was venting looks of
revengeful spite at the unfortunate
author of all his troubles, which by
this time presented a sorry appea-
rance. Soon he cautiously, and,
with a lightning-like moment, this
time to stay. For a moment the
toad moved cautiously, as if toavoid
stirring up again that burning fire
beneath his vest, and then, seeing
that it was all right. hopped tack
with an elated air and went to sleep
under the leaf.
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The Way Girls Virginia KISS.

The Way Girls Virginia KISS.
The Richmond girl bows her stately
head,
And fixes her stylish lips
10 finer hard way and lets then 60.
ln spasmodic little snips.
The Charlottesville girl removes her
specs, - y gE
And fries her face with O smile
And she sticks out her face like an
open book, mn
But you bet"t she misses i pile.
The Danyille gid says never q word.
And you'd think her rather tame,
With her practical view OF the mat.
a ter in hand,
But she ''gets there just the same" I"
The Lynchburg girl. the pride of the
world,
In her clingilg aud soulful way,
Absorbs it all with a yearnful yearn
As big as q bale of hay.
The Roanoke girl gets grip on her.
self, nHjH#1T.
As she carefully takes Of her hat.
Then she grabs the prize in frenzied
way, u /
Lake a terrier seizing q rat.
The stanton girls--so gentle and
,wfei,
Lea lh.ir lips meet the coming k g..
WHlI - raptuT1us warmth, ami the
youthful souls !
. FIbd away on the sea of blis-.
We hav esung the song II the girls
that kist. II n
AMI IL let's ones brain iu q whi'l.
But 10 reach the hei hit Of earthly
bliss,
You must kiss an Amher.. gri.
WI h your mrm1 around hrr waist.
her face up.turned.
In her sweetIy confiding way,
You care not cent for tbs whole
wide world, - Is - 30
Though the wini through your
moustachc play.
And c'"ssr t"gethvr your lips to
d,aw, ID ar
Til they meet in rapturous glow
Aud the small boy, hidden behind
the fence.
Cries: "Gallagher, let her co."
-Nep Era.
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Talk.
WFaEZZaA

The p ,wer to cmverse we'll j. q
Yers great charm. You think any
body can talk. How mi>taken sou
srel Anybody can chatter, any body
can exchange idle gos.ip. ANYBODY
can recapitulats the troubles Of the
kitchtn, The cat ot the last new dress
and the probable doing. of the uri , h.
bors' But TO talk wisely. iustinct-
lively, fieshly and delightfully."- Is au
immense accomplishment. IL ,mplies
exsriiop, observation, study If books
aud people and Ieeeptivity Ut impres.
sion. Plato banished the musicians
from his 70 Ut that the charms Of con.
ysrsation might have no lnterfrrance'
but latr fashions many prefer music
rather TRAN gossip Of the hour, which
often degenerstes into triyislities
wearisom and commonplace.
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4 BRAVE coNrEDERATE.
How He Kept His Word at the
..... Risk of His Life.


|ly of the One Hundred and Forty
first New York Volunteers, Twen-
tieth Array Corps, was with Sher-
man ON the famous march to the
sea. One bright Sunday In Decem-
Der, 1854, the Lieutenant was de-
tailed to take charge OF the picket
line in front Of Savannah, on the
edge of a rice swamp. There was a
truce between the pickets, and every
thing wore a Sabbath-like stiffness
Coryell had nothing TO do and was
out of tobacco. How TO get chew
was the question Finally a hand
some young officer from the Con-
federate side strolled out between
the lines. Coryell hailed him at
once.
"I say, Johnny, il | come over to
you can | get tobacco and return
safely to my lines?" # v.l...
"Come along, I'lltreat you right" !"
"How do know that I'll not be
taken prisonerP"
"You have the word of a gentle
man and q Confederate officer"
Coryell thought a moment. and
then decided TO make the venture.
He laid aside his sword and belt and
started across the high and narrow
dixie looking to the Confederate line.
On either side of the dixie the water
in the rice fields was five feet deep.
The lieutenant reached the OPP
posIte shore without any misgivings.
The Confederate produced some to-
baeco and a trade was made in no
tine. Then the two fell into pleas
ant con versation. ~
Suddenly Coryell saw a signal
antter FROM q house some distance
/ In the rear of the Confederate line.
What does that mean." he asked
sharply. 7* " u r. III
II don't know" replied the Con-
feierate.
Just then an orderly dashed up on
horseback and with dignified salute
said to the Confederate officer:
Lieutenant, the General orders
yoa Ia. take the Yankee officer to
headquarters"
Coryell was dumbfounded. Then
he looked at the Confederate lieu
tenant and noted his honest eyes
and his manly face.
"Am | your prisoner?'' asked
Coryell.
The Confederate extended his
right hand. ~r
Il offered you my protection he
said. go TO your lines. / will
follow you over the dixie. and If my
body can shield you from Confeder-
ate lead. you shall reach your COM
ma1d in safety. Goodbye, and
God bless you-I - 'l't}IGi
The Federal started on his return
trip. He was half way across when
the first shot came. There was an
other, aud another, until whole
brigade seemed 10 b. firing at him.
The fugitive walked muddy on
ward until he reached the Federal
lines and yaulted over the breast
work. Then be looked back and
saw his protector standing on the
dixie. The Confederate waved his
hand, turned about and marched
back to hisown side. He had kept
his promise like true soldier.