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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22
TOWARD THE a
!, Aon,h and Gre

w. ; Nth death am 1T"
IN 81. Tlns ,olssssai Ene.'s1 ...
= . 0 ~ grass is 'en~' ... a. hair
~" GOODS loos' nc .,,'''
i he broad au- VS.. hrto md tree.
o. .rss Who's. 'g ..s,b shutes every here;
ssat sh 1lI p,5 J,.,. toeae''aeseH
!, oa-'' 10 H., ,,.,,..
sfr' ~s' yp for slaves TO bear
% feat fear. all keen desi .,'.. wore
80 ~ : born world lay pare
sbs p = vide eye, where.'n1eF We
s ser ! t ill the season Sra are 49,.
i ass' for or solace toward the sea
- =. ,avening fangs that tire
a bOars W. ssnse divide AMI share
phi sna senrbt that scarce reSpire,
S, ss,s Of dreams that scarce ''' '
! T,rrnitigaole PRAYER
s'i' 'n nsrpetua sleep to be
! rpd, f. an the sense Of care;
jS'slAe, " solace toward the sea
lfssrn' ''' ''
,u.vs where men suSpire
- o We, the dust of deaths dim lair;
q e % me feverish days be dire,
s'asr ,a "a. rears ana cheers its fair
20 H' ~ babes that here and there
Sp0 's.nds laugh and glow for glee
ns sowers than gardens wear;
rsu %, solace toward the sea
oasrn' '0' S''
SO dies not off the Tyre
,~po soul alive despair;
o. not dumb the GREATNESS choir
1e chose note bids sorrow spare.
a assr sound, as fast they fare,
y, iste's word first set them free
p them light and night to wear;
.~s for solace toward the sea
!. though night and day conspire
.,sss round with toll and snare
s...sless whirl of change, whose eyre
~,rthiugs earIhwards unaware,
pSa life they scourge and scare,
Ewes that follow on waves that fee
noripg that yet, though earth despai
k,,ns for solace toward the sea
~ -Algernon Charles Swinburne
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22

Oiiicc in Nuwlin'@ New Brch Block, one
west ol Express Ollie"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
A VERY CLEAN SWEEP.
The Republicans Elect Their
Entire State Ticket.
MAJORITY OF 1888 EouAlEo.
The Legislature Sarely H<pnblicsn-ras
Consultation Carried. Woman Suf-
frsge and frebfhltien Lost.

Returns received this afternoon verify
tne fosT-lSrg,isF>ekks estimate
@ this morning that the Re
publican state ticket worlc
receive nnsiorisy Of about 100: that the
constitution was safe: that woman suffrsss
and prohibition were defeated. and thai
none OF the capital rivals had majority os
all the votes cast IL seems that stiles anc
bryan. so vencrncusiy attacked by the
Democratic wheeihorses, have run well ur
with their ticket.
The Republican majority win be main.
tanned or increased in every county bus
King. Telegraph communication with
Whstcom, Sksgit and jefferson counties Ia
still broken.
The Republican majority on joint ballot
IN the next legislature viii he thirty OF
more
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
COwLTrz.

KEIso, Oct. Threatening weather
caused light vote in Cowlitz county re.
turns are meager, but show that the county
has probably gone for the constitution with
slight Republican gains. but the county has
always been Republican. The three largest
precincts give Wilson 27s, Grifiitts lia
Ferry 276, Semple ii9, Republican gain Of
81. For the constitution. 30; against the
constitution. ~. For suffrage, los; against
suffrage, IA. For prohibition. las; against
prohibition. 200. Olympia. S07; Ellens.
burg, GA; North Yakima, IA. 1t Is hard Ia
say how the county stands, as there are
large precincts in the woods, away from
the telegraph.
KALANA. Oct I--Kalama precinct gives
a Republican majority out Of total vote OF
15s for state ticket, of 81; SO for state sena-
tor, a for representative. So for county
clerk. The supreme judges plurality is II.
Majority for the constitution. 3d. against
woman suffrage, 81: against prohibition, -;
Olympia got i3i, North Yakima II, kalams
l, Ellensburg I, Yakima 2.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
krTTITAs.
Last Years Small Republican Majority
Increased.

Last Years Small Republican Majority
Increased.
ELLEssHuKs, Oct. AT . O'Clock p. ul.,
the vote is about two-thirds counted in
this city and few returns are in from out,
side precincts. The Republicans have made
gains all along the line on the legislative
ticket since last nights report, and IL IL
now estimated that the Republicans viii
be elected by about 20 majority. On the
congressional and ssate ticket the RepubIi
cans will have q small majority.
There is q big plurality in kittitn
for the constitution and agains
woman suffrage and prohibition. On ths
county ticket Graves. Rep, for Judge O,
the supreme court OF Kittitas. Yakima and
klickitat, has an estimated majority OF
500 over Austin, Dem.
The Republican representatives and
county clerk will be elected by o very small
majority. though IL may take the ofticia
coun; 20 decide
Below are returns ss far as in: West Kit
titas precinct. Rittitas county gave Wilson
-. Grifsitts T5r Ferry ss sempis "a: gair
al i3 For the constitution. 90, against
Is. Against suffrage, q majority Of 4
Against prohibition, . majority Of q
Olympia 2: Eiiensburg. ISL; Yakima, 30
East Kitiitas precinct, kiftitss county
gave Wilson lf3, Grifiitts 100: Ferry 1o2
Semp.e los. Republican gain OF 10.
The full count is not IN, and viii be SEMI
later
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02

Port Biakely shows Republican Loss.
Especially ON County Ticket.
PoRr BLaKELY, Oct p. Following are the
official returns of this precinct. For Rep
resentative Wilson i27. Griffitts Co. Gov
ernor- Ferry 100. semplc ss. Lieutenant
Governor Laughton i27. Piattor 90. Sec
retary of Sta'e--Weir 122. Whittiesey 73
Treasurer -lindsley i27. kaufman 80. At
torney General-Jone i2T, sniveley 90.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Bryan i26. Morgan 20. Commissioner
OF Public Lands Forrest i2T. Goodel
80. Judges of the Supreme Court
Dunbar 10, Stiles 1T ,Hoyt i27. .Anders i27.
Scott i2s, White 81, sharpstein 90, Judson
So Reavis 90. 6anahl es. Superior Judge
Sachs. rep. ~, blanchard dem. ioi State
-kneeiand rep, lib. Representa-
tive-M. S. Drew rep. 81, G. l.. Morrill, dem,
iGo. County rk--Comstock rep, in3,
Democrat -. For Constitution lG,
Against woman suffrage lao. Against pro
hihition iss. Olympia I7t. Eilensburg IL,
North Yakima |, Seattle l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
COLI VI BIA.

DAYTON, Oct, i.-Three precincts in Col.
umbia county give Wilson Isl, Griffitts iss,
Ferry Isl, Semrle iT6; Republican gain II
-. For constitution iia. against consti.
tuition iTT. For suffrage as against suffrage
aa. For prohibition i0a against prohibi.
ton las. Olympia 81, Ellenshurg ~. YAK.
ina 10. A heavy vote Was rolied. and the
counting proceeds slowly. The chances for
the legislative ticket are good.
DAYTON, Oct. Three precincts in Co
lumhia county give Wilson is7. Gritiitts
i7o. Ferry lSs. Semple i76, Republican
gain of 81. For the Constitution lia. against
the Constitution 1T. For the Capital
Olympia 81, Ellensburg 81. Yakima 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02

Commissioners Of Lands-Fcsress q,
Goosaell sa
Supreme yudsss-D Dunhar -. Hort 81,
Stiles II, Anders =. Scott -. White Is.
sha<rsiein II. Judson Is. Reaves Is.
Ganshi Is
Superior Judge-ssraison -. I;chsenberg
%.
County Oerk-Holmes -. Ycanr %
Senssos<-Wood 70, Jones %. Guisfosl N.
Kinnear %, Rinehars - o'Brien 70, Carson
%. Gilman %. Foster -. ChiIberx 20
E<rrcensasives-Rack 70, Rnsfer
10. Hughes %. Allen ~ Shinn ~. Boshell
~, Bird 40. Grant ~. ostrander so. Gussin
%. coltrin %, Rich N. Van de vanter 10.
McLane n. McElroy %, Mcleod. -
For the constitution 81 against l.
For woman suffrage 3, against IS
For prohibition ie, against -.
For Cspital-olympia ;. Elleashury Is,
North Yakima -.
FALL CRY PRECINCT.
For Congress Wilson 81. Grisfstts q.
Governor-FeYry ss. Semple 10
Lieutenant Governor-Laughton s..
Platter ~
Secretary of ssaie-weir IS, whit,lesey
80
State rreasurer-Lindsley 81, Kaufman
30.
State Audisor--Reed 81. Murphy -.
Atfcfney-t,eneral-Jo 81. snively ~.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Bryan 81, Morgan 30.
Commissioner OF Public Lands--fo rest
IS, Gocdeil ~
supreme Court Judges-nunhar 70,
Stiles So, Hoyt 81. Anders 5a. Scott 'ss.
White -, Sharpstein %. Judson -. Reavis
20, Ganahl -.
Superior judge Ssrsiton 5s. i.ichtenberg
30.
County Clerk-Holmes So, Young %.
State Seuators--Wcod sS. Jones IS. Gull
foil -. kinnear IS, Rinehart 81, O 'Brien Is.
Carson 20. Foster 81, Gilman 10, Chilbergs 80.
Representatives Blackburn 5s. Rut,er
81, Hughes s.. Allen 81. shinn So. Botheil
81, Bird 81, Grant so. ostrander -. Gnstin
30 Coltrin -. Rich ~. Van de vanter 20,
Mcl.ane -. McElroy 80. Macleod ~
For the constitution -, against :.
For woman suffrage n. against ID
For prohibition ~, against 81.
For State Capital-North Yakima :, III
elnsburg 81.
CEDAR MOUNTAIN PRECINCT.
For Congress-w Wilson as, Griffitts "a.
Governor -. Semple 81
Lieutenant Governor-Laughton 26, Plat
ter As
Secretary of State-wei- as, whittlesey,
As
Treasurer Lindsey II. Kaufman ~.
Auditor Reed N. Murphy is
Attorney General-Jones e6. Sniveley Is.
Superintendent of Public instruction
Bryan -, Morgan As
Commissioner of Public Lauds-Forrest
26, Godeil 4s
Supreme Judges-Dunhar rs, Stiles Vi.
Hoyt "a, Anders 2s. Scott NJ. White Is,
Sharpstein As, Judson Is, Reavis 4s. Gan
ALL is.
Superior Judge Stratton a6, Lichtenbcrg
4s.
County Clerk-Holmes ~, Young 4s.
State senators--Wood 2s. Jones 25, Gull
foil a6. kinnear 26, Rinehart 36, q Brien 40,
Carson IS, Foster As. Gilman IS, Chilberg
46.
Representatives-Blac 26, Rutter
2s. Hughes n, Allen a6. Shinn -, Bothel
%, Bird %, Grant %. Ostrandcr ~, Gustin
4S, Coltrin A.. Rich IS, Van de Vanter As,
McLane -, McElroy AZ. Macleod A.
For consultation 16, against SO.
For suffrage 30. against 81.
For prohibition "a, against 4.
For State Capital-olympia 50, Ellens-
burg Il, North Yakima 5. Seattle 2.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
ISLAND.

Nearly Complete Returns SHOW Salts.
factory Republican Gains.
UrsALApY, Oct. 2.--Four precincts ir
Island county gave Wilson i64. Grifiitts
81, Ferry l6a, Semple "a.
For the Constitution 1877, against the
Constitution i9
For Suffrage IS, against Suffrage i60.
For Prohibition 81, against Prohibition
100.
Olympia 2l0, Ellensburg 2, Yakima 4.
All precincts are heard from but Useless
bay which has Republican majority.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
EErKEsESrarxEs
The New Oklahoma.

Eimlra Is a new town on the Central
Washington railroad, in Douglas county.
4 newspaper Is about 20 be established
there. The Big Bend IS the Oklahoma OF
Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
ADAMS.

Customary Republican Majerity-vakims
Leads fer Capital.
RIrxvTItg. Oct Nearly fun returns
show good Republican majority. The
vote or capital was: North Yakima aa5,
Ellcnsburg i5s, Olympia 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02

Ngw YoKk, Oct. John Fitzpatrick,
alias Liverpool Jack. vas convicted OF
kidnapping men and sending them To the
Is;htnas this af.erDooa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
CLARK r..

Tho Republican Majority Likely te Ne
Much Increased.
VANCOUVER. Oct. Pour precincts OUT
OF seventeen give Republican majority OF
Sn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02

Large Republican Gaiss-six Democratic
stresghoids Carried
CHsaaass. Oct Five precincts giss
Long. Pep. % majority. At Chehalis. viii
20 votes counted, Long is L. ahead. Tbt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
THE VOTE OF 1855.
KING COUNTY.

Following is the vote cast by King county
for delegate to congress in 1855:
KING corNTY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
THE NEW LEGIsLATURE.


Thirty Five Senators, seventy Represen-
tatixes-The Districts.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
T. Stevens and spokane. seuator,
. Spokane J.
e. Lincoln, 1.
t. okanogau, Lincoln, Adams. frsnklin.L l.
S. whitman, e.
6. Garfield and Asotiu, l.
:. Columbis. l.
q wslla Wsiia. 2.
.. Yakima and Douglas. l.
To- KittitAs. ].
IL KIickitat and skamania, l.
Il Clarke. l.
Is Coslitz, 1.
IL Lewis, l.
Is Pacific and wahkiakum, l.
Is Thurston. 1.
IL. ChchAlis. /.
Is. pieroe,s
Ia King 5.
-. Mason and kitsap, I.
u Jefferson. ClAlian aud san luan, I.
- snohomish. I.
21 skagir and Island I.
"a Hhafccrn. /.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02


FOR Prohibition So against i0i.
For the State Capi,al-0iympia 1877,
North Yakima l.. EleEsburg AZ.
ESUaoLAw PRECINCT.
For Congress-wilson 80. Griffitts, S.
Governor Ferry 40, semple IS.
Lieutenant Governor 81. Plat
ter 62.
Secretary of staie-Weir So, Whitley
-.
State Treasurer Lindsey So. Kaufman
6s.
state Auditor-Reed IS, Murphy 90.
Attorney General-Jones So. Snively s3.
Superintendent OF Public instruction
Bryan So. Morgan g.
Commissioner of Public Lands-forrest
50, Goodell 6S
Supreme Judges-Dunbar 81. Stiles IS.
Hoyt ~, Anders 81, Scott 50. White e.
sharpstein ts, Judson 10. Reavis to Ganahi
-.
Superior Court Judge -Stra,ton .. Lieh-
ienberg -.
County Holmes So. Young 81.
state senators-Wood 81. Jones 50. Gull
foil Il, Kinnear Is. Rinehart 81. O'Rrlen
~. Carson o., Foster D. Gilman "a. Chii-
betg oi.
Representatiyes-Bl Blackburn 81. Rn,ter
81 Hughes - Allen g.. Shinn s5. Boiheii
ST. Bird so Grant "a. ostrandsr ~, Gustin
-, Colsrn 81. Rich 81. Van DE Nanter o..
MeLsne 81, McElroy O. Macleod 81
For the Constitution IS, against 81.
For Woman Suffrage Is against ~.
For Prohibition Is. against Il.
Fer state Capital-oiympia 30. Eslsns-
surg II. Yakima IS.
nor sPRgSGs PEEcIycr.
For Congress Wilson Il, 6ritf3tts ~.
Governor Ferry -. Ssrnple II.
Lieutenant Governor - Laughion %
Platter 81
Secretary of State Weir II. Whiitlesey
"
Auditor Reed -, Murphy -.
Treasurer Liads4ey Il. Kaufman =.
Attorney s-tssneraI-Jones u. snively 10.
superintendent OF Public Inssrucsion-
Bryan = Morgan -,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-29
L. dimanche postal.

II etc question, a propos ,des
excentricites dominicales qui ont
pris recemment I'm regain d'inten.
site, de supprfmer Ia circulation des
MALES le dimanche. On ma gene.
ralement va Ia qu'une idee en- Pair,
sans autre CONSEQUENCE que de
montrer le ridicule du fanatismo
dams Ia pratique des affaires. Mais
voici qui dssient plus grave. II
parait quill ne s'agit pas Dune fan.
taisie d'imagination, mails que lie
monde oficiel ptend la chose al
'serieux, ct que ie directeur general
des postes pretend, de sa propre
autorite, sans donte CONNIE balloD
d'essai, METRE au moins particle.
ment Iidee a execution. On annon.
ce, en- effet, que dams REHABILITATION
du transport DIES males sur les
lignes comprises sous la denomina.
ton des Star Routes, qui desser-
vent une grande' partie DIES terri.
torres ct DIES Etats de POuest, NJ.
Wanamaker a decide que tous les
con.rats devront- ette fats pour six
jours par semaine ApexcIusion du
dimauche. Cette disposition SOU sou.
leve une tempete de protestations
de Ia part des populations fnt6res-
sees. Ces populations en- general,
repahducs dams fe Dakota, ie Moi,
tana, ct dams une partie des Etats.
de Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri,
Texas, Arkansas; coloradxStc:.
attachent plus d'importancs / ID
reception de reurs5 coerIeesspo6dances
e dimanche; quii est ieaur jodr de
.loisir. que les autrss .joahfs de- ID
seniaine.s Odrprevoit 4 WashmsRton
an ttol,e jgenefalcontfe rsadminfstra..
ton 81 elts peafsiste dams il prroiet
annonce, qdf esr xGppe uavannce'
Dc "a plus intraudgeante fnpopoiass
rite. % ssj "&a S.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-29

LIE docteur Hammond, q mede.
Gin qui passe { jdste tire pour un
savant, y fait ces %jours.ci upe con.
ference des . plus iut6ressantes,
devant Ii Societ6 de medicine
l6gale de New York. LIE c%onferen.
cier await pris pour sujet: "Les
lois somptusises ct leur influence
sur Ia soci6te."
Or, apres avoir fait Fhistorique
des lois somptuaires de pautiquite
ct. du moyen age, ct aptes avoir
demontr6 letr insuccAs, le docteur
Hammond d dit "Maisi il y . des
lois a notre epoque qui sont tout
aussi odieuses ct qui sont fatale.
ment destinees q disparaitre comm
les pr6c6dentes." LIE cOnferpncier
q fait rpssOrtir ensuite les incOnv6-
nients ct l'iranit6 DIES lois prohibant
dune facon absolute Passage ct la
vente DIES BLOSSOMS farmentees. II
a demoDtre que e lois, o seule-
ment n'atteig"ent pas leur but
daus les divers Etats on Giles sont
encore en- vigueur; mails encore
que, 10 plus solvent, elles y sont
tOurnees Ell ridicule. 4
"Ainsi, a dit lie docteur Ham
mond, tout recemment encore. un
jour que je me trouvais dams uu
hotel, dams lie Rhode Island, j'ai
demande une bOuteille de champa-
gne. LIE gareOn a disparu aussit6t,
mails il est revenu bien vite en- medi-
SAINT "Je suis bien fache, monsieur,
mails il ne NEST possible de vous
servir du champagne que sur une
ordonnance de medecin." J'ai redi.
&c alors moi:m6me Performances, ct
le champagne demande ma etc i'm.
mediatemeut apport6. J'aurais pu
men faire servir ainsi autant de
b~outeilles que j'surais voulu."
Entin lie docteur Hammond a
concln en- d6montrant Patteinte
pOrtee a la .libert6 individuelle par
ces lois aussi vexatoires qu'inutiles
ct rldicnles.i 500 ,3afF}
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-29

m arrOil~ cOn1t dams du vim pals
un gigot d pr6esale tendrescs.Dne
du gateau, puts des l6gumes qui
fondaient dams la bouche, ct de Ia
bonnie GAZETTE chande qui famait en-
r6pandant nm parfum de beurre.
On but du cidre pur, mousseux
ct sucre, ct du vim rouge ct capt.
teux, ct apres chaiue plat on fai.
salt an trou avec de la vieille eau.
de-vie de pommes.
LIE diable bat ct mangea CONNIE
I'll coffre, tsnt ct 81 bien quill se
trouva gene.
Alors saint Michel, se leva for
midable, s'6cria dune voix de ton.
nerre
-Devant moi, devant moi, ca.
naille ! tn oses.. devant moi...
Satan eperdu s'enfuit, ct lie saint,
%saisissant IN baton, le poursuivit.
lis conraient par les SALES has.
ses, tournant autour des pliers,
montaient les escaliers aeriens. ga
lopaient le long DIES c orniches, san.
talent de gargouille en- gargouille.
LIE pauvre demon, malade q fendre
Tame, fuyait, souillant Ia demeure
du saint. II Sc trouva enfin sur la
derniere terrasse, tout en- haut, d'od
Pom deconvre la baie immense ayec
ses vilIes I~ointaines, SEES sables ct
SEES paturages. II ne pouvait
echapper plus longtemps; ct lie
saint, hi jetant dams lie dos I'm
coup de pied furieux, lie lanca com.
me une bale a travers respace.
II fila dams lie ciel ainsi oman ja-
velot, ct Sen yint tomber lourde-
ment devant la vile de Mortain.
Les c0rnes de son front ct les
critics de e membres entrerent
prOfOndement dams le rOcher, Qui
garde pour r9ternit6 les traces de
cette chute de Satan.
Il Sc releva bolteux, estropi6
jusqu'a la fin DIES siecles; ct, regalr-
dant au loin lie Mont. fatal, dress6
CONNIE I'M pic dams le soleil cou-
chant, il comprit bien quill serait
toujours vaincu dams cette lutte
in6gale, ct il partit en- trainant sa
jamie, Sc d~irigeant vers des pays
eloignes, abandonment 4 son enne-
mi ses champs, lei coteaux, ses
vallees ct SEES pres. 5,t..
Et VOLTA comment saint Michel,
patron des Norma nds, vaiuquit lie
diable. z:.ululy|
GUY DE MAUPAssANT.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-29
LA LEGENDE DU MONT SAINT
MICHEL.

Je Pavais VII d'aboid de Cancale,
ce chateau DIES fees plante dams la
mer. Je Payais VII confusement,
ombre grise dressee sur lie ciel
brumeux.
Je le Wis d'Avranches. au soleil
couchant. Limmensite DIES sables,
lhorizon etait rouge, toute Ia bale
demesuree 6tait rouge; seule, Fab.
baye escarpee, loin de Ia terre, COM
me un MANOR fantastique, CONNIE
un palais de r6ve, Understandable
ment strange ct belle, restait pres.
que noire dams les pourpres du
jour m%OuraDt. @~ I
J'allais vers ellie le lendemaln
DIES raube, peil tendu SUI ce bijou
monstrueux, grand CONNIE une
montague, cisel6 CONNIE un cameo
ct vaporenx CONNIE une mousseline.
Plus j'approchais, plus je me sen.
tails souleve d'admiration, a rien
au monde peut-etre nest plus eton.
nant ct plus parfait. sH..
CONNIE je restais en- extase, I'M
paysan .bas-normandI m'aborda ct
me raconta l|histoire de la gran.
de querelle de saint Michel avec le
diable. - g-atls4ie 50 a.
Chaque village de- France est
plac6 sous Mnvocation d'uu saint
protecteur, modii6 a pimage des
~habita1te. ts ILL.,. III ngsi NJ.
Or, saint Michel veille sur ls
Basse,N ormandie, saint Michel,
pauge radieux ct .victorieux, le
porte-glaive, le h6ros du ciel, le
triomphant, le dominateur de
Satan. asHfsiaf 1t 81 sats714
Mails yoici comment le sBas.Nor.
mand, ruse, cauteleux, souraois ct
chicanier, comprend ct raconte Ia
lutte du grand saint ayec lie diable.
Pour Sc. METRE q Yabri des me.
chancetes ,du demon, son voisin,
saint Michel construisit lui-meme,
en- plein. Ocean, .cette habitation
digne. dun a~rchange; ct seul, Gu
effet, un pareil, saiat .pouvait Sc
Greer une semblable residence.
Mais, CONNIE il redoutai6 encore
les approaches dn Malin, il entoura
son domaine de sables mouyapts
plus perides que la mer.
lie diabie habitat uinre humble
chaumftre sur Ia cote; mais il pos.
sedait tes' prairiess baignees d'esanu /
ealee, ies Bellies 'terrsessy 1 GRASSES oA0
pousseedt les ariecoltes foordes, aiess
riches vali6es ct les csopteasnux Mconds
de tout le pays, tandis Due le saint
ne regnafti Due sur les sablea. &De1
sorte que Satan etait richie, ct
saint Michel '6tait1 pauvre CONNIE
un gueux. 2assoJ .&9lI - asa 4
SApres qnelques ann6es de jeane,
le saint s'endnya de Get 6tat de
chooses ct ipensaa d Hp.asssear I'M m CON-
momiis ayes 1e diablel; mails la
choseF'n.stae gners facile,,. Satan
tenant q ses moissons. fasi1s3al
II refechit pendant six mois
puts, TN matin, il es'achemina vers
Ia terre. LIE demon mangeait la
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIye.

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ATTENTION!

My friends and the public are notified that
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where l will keep constantly on hand q full
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Liquors. Give me a call and examine NV as.
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