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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

Andrew j. seyu,Our Pu. 10 Very Se-
we're seai by Newspaper Hrni
Boston Herald.
An Interesting test OF mind reading
was made Thursday afternoon in thu
preselos OF representatives OF the Poatcn
press, whereby Andrew j. Seymour
demonstrated that he was the equal of
former mind readers, Bishop and Mon
tague, now both dead. He duplicated
with apparent ease the great test per-
formed by them, that of driving blind
folded pair OF horses about the city to
place selected by the committee of
newspaper men, and finding an object
Recreted there. As this il the most diff
cult test that is known TO have been per-
formed by mind readers, Mr.. Seymour
took this means to demonstrate Tint lie
could easily equal them all, and in this,
according to the committee ho YVES most
successful.
It was at few minutes after o'clock
that the start wsH made from the Nickelo-
deon. MIR. Seymour, blindfolded, sat
upon the box, and taking hold OF the
hand Of one Of the committee, drove
without accident to the place selected,
although once he came within few feet
of tipping over into o ditch, and on
Charles street. Oh electric car came within
few feet of coliidine with the coach, in
VIII oh were seated Mr.. Austin, the pro-
prietor OF the Nickelodeon, and members
of the committee. A big crowd followed
the carriage to the Common. The Perkins
House WAS the placs selected, and when
the party got there, Mr.. Seymour, still
hlindtoldei. entered the place, and keep
Ing hold OF the hand Of one Of the news
paper men he, after couple OF minutes,
locntsd O silver thimble hid over the door
leading from the main corridor. After
this test he loosted several other objects
concealed about the house, mud couple
OF members thinking of scars on their
persons, these were easily located, to the
entire satisfaction OF the committee.
After this lunch was served by invi-
tation of Colonel William Austin. After
cigars pleasant discussion OF the art of
mind reading followed. BY the advice
and with the assistance Of Alr. Ned"
Stokes, the proprietor OF the Hoffman
House, New York, MIR. Seymour will soon
appesr before New York audiences in q
well known New York theatre. Mr..
Stokes is anxious to SEQ thu only living
mind reader before representative New
York audience. After the tests the party
returned to the Eickelo3eon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
3SIGnTs ann "a anrHs UNITE.



ST. LouIa. Del 7.-Yesterday morning
MGssrs. PoEiefly, Wright and Beaumont,
representing the Knights OF Labor, mst the
demands OF the committee Of the Farmers
and Laborers' Union and the basis OF ieder-
alton between the Farmers and the Knights
WAS agreed upon, The resolutions upon
which the Farmers had agreed were read
ovbr to the representatives OF the Knights
and with very slight notifications were &C.
cepted a. satisfactory. Then It was agreed
that the Farmers should appoint legisla-
tive committee ottwo to act In conjunction
with the legislative committee OF the
knights at Washington to secure legislation
IN accordance with the views Of both
bodies.
A committee on platform was agreed
upon; upon land, money and tr&nsporta.
tiQn, reform and an understanding arrived
1T By which each organization will actively
assist the other 10 every possible way. The
executive officers Of the two organizations
viii form central council 10 consult. from
TINS 10 time upon all matters of joint in
| tersst.
The various farmers bodies have agreed
| UPON plan OF consolidation which will
result Ia bringing about an absolute union
In one body. 1t Is probable that IN, time
the Knights will elso join the Farmers In
| actual union.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

speculstions abea. the ptcblbla i.te OF
the Worlds destruction Hrn ridiculous.
when man dies thats the end of the
World to him; and II the rcRtes OF this
paragraph is troubled with bad cough,
ing, hoarsaness or any affection Of the
bronchial tnbes, the best thing he can 60 IS
po1tp0ne the fatal event indefinitely by a
IN apt resort to Hals'5 Honey Of HUre-
hound and Tar, which will Rssureily pre-
vent the complaint from termiuBttng in
consumption, and coon obtore his respira-
tory system TO vigorous condition. Sold
by druggists everywhere ut Is 80 cents and
81. Large slza much the cheapest.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

> 3 C-oTH'ER.
PIIII4A ELpIIIA.
OUR LONG DRESS GOODS COUNTERS

OUR LONG DRESS GOODS COUNTERS
are full OF life and activity these
December days. How could it
be otherwise with Winter just
cefore uH, and such a superb
stock OF Winter Dress Goods
tho products of two continen.s-
Displayed in apparently endless
ptofueiop on a thousand feet OF
counters?
The question is sometimes
asked: why carry 80 large o
stock, representing almost every
thing that lie protucsd abroad or
Mt home? Would not o smaller
line equally satiaiy the demand,
taking less room and leaving
space for other lines OF goods ?
OR anSac6r a.. Dress Goods with
us are the great spsoisl.y Of the
business, and We prefer to have
not alone o sufficient, but an
OcesR2aci1,g stock, not being con
tent simply TO meet the demand
but leadiag 70 ate1ays, and giving
our patrons the choice Of the
worlds products.
D8voIing ourselves not to gen.
| eEsl merchandise, but to the
great Dry Goods business erclu-
si0ely, We prefer in that special
buglless to lead the country, de-
voting our whola tims and atten-
ton, with 81 the facilities of our
great organization. to the service
Of our patrons in this line. And
with every added yesr as the
business grows greater end has
become Of national repute, with
orders coming TO us from every
State and Territory Of the Union
notably from New York, Bos-
ton and other centres Of COM
merce-we fsel increasingly sat-
isfiad to continue and still further
perfect the service to the great
public, in the special bat com.
| prehensive lines which belong to
the blu mess Of o we'll ordered
dry goods house.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
srIAL ANOrnnR rRpSr.


Paper Wen Arranging so Restrict
Production and 1sug up Prices.
PITTsBUsG, Pa, Dec. "a movement
is on foot to form straw and rag paper
trust for the purpose Of restricting pro-
duction and advancing prices.
Agents have been operating in the
west with considerable succesp, and are
now working their way east. The head
quarters If the proposed com bination
will probably be st Chicago. II the trust
is formed it will be ono of the greatest in
the country as there srs over 1000 straw
and rag wrapping paper mills in the
United States. These mills are OF va
rious capacities sonle mating one ton o
day and others as high "a 90 tons every
"a hours and millions OF dollars are in
vested in them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
pIrrsRUs,. HornL rIRR.
The NlOnongahela House in Flames
Exciting Incidents.

Exciting Incidents.
P1TrsBuRa, Pa, Dec. 5.-Phe Monon-
gabela House, one Of the Oldest and best
known hotels in the country, is burning,
and fears of its destruction are enter
tanned.
The flames are going up the elevator
shaft, and it looks IS if the entire square
would go. The building is bounded by
Smithheld and Water streets and First
avenue.
The tiremen succeeded in getting to
the roof Of the Monongahela House from
the rear and attached rope from a
chimney to the street. As soon as the
rope touched the ground an unknown
man climbed the rope aud entered win
dow in the fourth floor. It Is supposed
he IL trying to rescue some one. A num-
Der of ladies were carried from the build
ing. So far nc fatalities have been re-
ported.
The building is five stories high and
the two upper hocrs and attic are in
flames. The firomen say tie entire build.
ing ia doomed.
THE FIRE SPREADING.
The fire started at H.. 40 O'Clock this
morning, and WAS discovered by Thomas
" DITCH Ahe uehu' puEAeI- Az bthrLOu NJ
the foot of the freight elevator and tho
shaft acting az a fus, the flames quickly
shot up to the upper stories, giving tho
guests bat very few moments to get out.
In 10 minutes The three upper stories OF
the main building were on fire, the flames
basstingsfrom the windows on the sides
of three streets. The FIRE is now extend
ing TO the annex used as serv&nts' qaar-
ters in the rear ami it locks as il nothing
could save the block.
A FAMOUS nosTELEIE.
The building was erected after the
great fire OF 1916 and was one o. the
largest aud most inpl sing blocks in the
city. The hotel was known nv Gil trev-
elers and was mentioned by Dickens in
his American Notes" ns the model hotel
Of the west. When the fire broke out
there were 200 guests in the hotel and all
got out in safety. No estimate Of the
losses can be gwen OF this time. The
entire fire department has been called out
and everything is being done to save
surrounding property.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
sAEDUsT RxPLOsroY.
Two Wen FaIRiiy Esurt and Ftv0
Nthers Mmnehct pnxNu.

2 NVV NEHH sNtFE7TE FdWTF 3LtlW q tNU
others AuoGHCG Down,
CHIckGc, Dec. 1.-Two men wsre
fatally hurt by the explosion Of qnR1-
tity Of sswdrst in the shavinFs rcoa III
Horn Brothers furniture iyctofy yeB:ef-
day afternoon.
Ghe Hhsvings room is next tbs boiler
Eonm and IL constantly filed with a ;hiox
dast. Three men were working in tAe
room. There wRs loud report, and Vie
Dust end shayipss burst into flames.
Eartin Czsr@inski and John Horn we've
tesslhly burned. Two other men IL
scooter room were thrown down By ID
force Of the explosion but we're not badly
boz. IAe h-mes wefe quickly sxtin-
e. nhst,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

A Passenger coach Kun antO au
Several ascrAOnx BADLY su5Ared.


Several Persons BADLY RuJared.
PARIS, ILL, Dec. 5.-An accident CO.
Cured ct O'clock last night at the Mid
land crossing on the Indianapolis Il st.
Louis railroad, seriously injuting four
PERSONS and slightly iniuring ak others.
Inc Mettson accommodation west-bound,
known as No. 3 passenger, Wes q few
minutes late, and while crossing tho
Eerre Haute g. Peoria railroad the rear
coach was run into by freight engine
going south sa3t on the latter road. The
coach vas thrown entirely from the track.
}. 2. Fleishereim OF the Western News
Company, Chicago, wa5 badly cut about
the mead and received internal injuries
A. J Bishop, Delaware. o., severe cut on
the head and aido injured; S. j. Clark,
agent for Nelson, Norris 4 o., st, LOUIS
and Chicago, right shoulder dislocstsd /;
Eiiiah ..Egle, Kansas, Ill, back injured I;
L. NJ Collins, Buffalo, N. y. head cut
and Internal injusies Mrs. W, Grover,
this city, back injured, ribs and collar
boae broken; W. II. Lew, Rochester, N.
y, slight injuries about the head.
Four other persons received slight in
iGrics, but were able to continue their
Journey.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

/ cannot say enough in praise Of the Crri-
CURA REMEDIES My boy, when one year Of
age, was so Dnh with cc2cnlp thni he lost All Of
his hair. Lis scalp Was COY cred with cIllptions
which The doctors said was sral head, and mat
his hnir would never rrOw again Drspairnr
the CCTlGtRA REMEnIEs, and, am hatiry 10
say, with The most prripct success. His hnlr Is
nav splendid. Hil there IL not Il plmpIu on
him. recommend tho tprlGuRA REMEDIES to
mothers us the most speedy, economical ANA
sure cure for all skin Diseases OF infHiild and
children, and feel that every mother who has
an afflicted child Will thank me for 20 doing.
Mrs NJ T. NnnDSItM Nnrpyl. M
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

NEW Yong. Dec. Every facs on Wall
street wore u vide grin yesterday morning
when It leaked out that young Eddie Gould
had bamboo2led his papa out OF fl500e0
hY a tick Of the trade. Some days ago
Russoll Sage, Jay Gould and George Gould
entered into deal to HbulIh Missouri
PCcitc stock, and Eddie got wind Of 1t.
He took number Of shrewd spectators
Into hts confidence and al went short on
the stock, causing a decline from 70 to G6.
Papa Gould wac 1t a loss to understand 1t
urtll his wicked son corfsssed, and then
bestowed the parental blessing,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
DoM psDRo,s Arrival.


INC uHu HEIs dHIIY 20 AbhOres
LIsBoN, Dec. THE steamer hlagoan
with ex-Emperor Dom Pedro OF Brazil and
party on board. and flying the old Brazilian
flag, arrived In the Tagus at 1918 O'Clock
this morning. She anchored of Belem, q
suburb Of Lisbon, opposite the Lazaretto,
but was not compelled to undergo quaran-
tine.
Dom Pedro, the ex-empreas, the Count
and Countess d'Eu, son.in-law and daugh-
ter. respectively. Of the ex-empsror, the
three sons of the count ard countess, and
Prince August Of SAKE Cohurg, this other
eon .in-law OF Dom Pedro. came ashore In
nediately,
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- - -se--e----------
MES. MACK AR WINS.

'Ehe 7gancscster PRblisher Wha
labeled Eaer Comes Down EEand-
s0nIetys
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The action brought
by Mrs. John W. Macksy against the pro.
pEietors Of the Manchester EElmiHer for
libel, in publishing an article charging
that prior to her marriage 10 Mr.. Mackay
Mrs. Mackay was washer-woman in
Nevada, was Settled TO day by tho de-
PENDANTS spologizing to the plaintiff for
the publication OF the article complained
OF and Paying the costs Of the action.
The defendants agreed also &c pay GER
tain sum Of money TO SONS charitable in.
stitution to be selected by Mrs. Mackay.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

FhIGo, N. D., Dec. TAT a meeting Of
the recently organized Dempsey Athletic
Club on Thursday night IL wins decided to
offer purse OF 100000 for hgnt to q
finish between John l.. sullivan and Peter
jackson. A committee OF hyo was selected
to draft rules to govern the contest and
Given until next Monday Light to report.
President Wilson teleSyaphed sullivan, in.
forming him OF the action Of The CUB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

tins best saive in tina world Tor cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, tettgr, chapped hands, oGllblalns,
corIs, aud al skin ernrtloha, and post
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t Ia
money sellnded. Price % cents per box.
For sala by Bsatpn Tmith, aorner seventh
and Pine streets. Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

New YoRK, Dec. .--Something OF san.
sation was created In this city yesterday by
the discovery that large portion " the
sent here from Newton, L. l., for
retail trade is made Of horsefssh by Henry
Meyer, a Newton butcher. The Board OF
Health has been appealed to, but It's mem
bers eay there Is no law against using
horsetiesb In saugage, provided 1t Is sound
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

PIIrspuR8. PA, Dec. by an explo-
sisa % eind5r and slae at the Sligo rolj-
inE mills, south side, Ut O'clock this
morning, three Rorku,ea--P Patrick Burns,
eyed 90; James MoBoth, aged u, and
John Kelly, about 40 years Of ARe--were
badly burned. Barns ininrieB will prove
tatpl. lie explosion Tas oansed by
water coming ia contlct WITH the lot
Stag. The damage to the mill vas slight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

NEW YopK Dea. 5-Mr. O6asiaI A.
Dana Of the New YAH Sun, and wife,
arrived ihiH morfiLS on the Arc1or Lire
stesmsr ii's2alia WITCH sailed ftata
Gibsa!taF November igth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-Ihe statement
ihat Manager BSrnis Of the Baltinora
bare ball club is insane ia emphaticgily
denied here. Mr.. BarIie 5Colgres he Il
q; E loss to account for tie publication Of
suoh nlalleions t.l5liieAtioa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

We shall be pleased to furnish
samples when desired, and assure
our patrons that their orders
will be given immediate and
careful attention in our well or
ganized Mail Order Department.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
SECOND, THIRD AND
FouRTH FLOODS.
. PHILADELPHIA, IA.

Morning and Afternoon Sessions every week.
day except saturday. Night Sessions, Monday,
Tuesday and thursday Evenings i'll April lst.
Twelve hundred and siSty-nnp l2GN atiI-
dents last year. Early application necessary.
Send for enrolment blank.
Technical knowledge qualifying for business
engagements. Full instruction fur commercial
and general business yptafIoHs. Also short
hand mud type-wttihg.
a iacGltyof more thun n core Of practical
men who nave prlrti9cd what they trnrh.
Book keepers out OF counting houses trach-
Ing housekeeping: lawyers tcarhinE law and
business forms successful high school princi-
pals teaching English branches Jaw reporters
teaching shorthand and type-writing, cite. etc.
"'rhis institution Inns been exceptionally
fortunate in the success Of the students who
have graduated thereir0m."
ONCE open every weekday during business
hours and on Monday. Tuesday ami Thursday
Evenings for the enrolment OF students.
Announcements. etc. sent when requested.
Visitors always welcome. Address,
THOMAS MAN P&IifCE, vi. A.,
Nr,nrl al and founder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

Half-curei eruptions always reenr. Eradi.
cate hem with Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
aiil's HRir and WaisksL Dya," black or
brown, 5Co.
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NOT A PIMPLE ON BABY


Baby one wear old: BHd with EcZemn.
Hair MI gone. scalp covered with crup-
Hons. Thought his mir svnUlh never grow.
tnred ny tniirurn. Hair splendiu aud
not n piInple on hIm.
1 nj A. N II -. 4.
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LES PECHES DE MONTREUIL.
Par FRANCIS lesson.

Va pour l'epoqne DIES dernleres
pGches.
-C'est IN r6pit lie queIques mois;
il FAINT hicn lpur accOrIer &c delai
pour leur p-rmettre de lier plus in
timement connaiS>ance.
-Je suis lie vOtre avis.
-TOpez Ia, Gle: ami Renaud.
Marriage conclu, mon bon Mont.
cornrt.
On dina gaiement. Julien rarla
musique, theatre. modes, beaux-
arts, ]%ardinage meme. II etait Ell
vervp; il tut etourdissant, AmGlie
semtlait boire chacnne lie SEES pa
roles Montcornct etait 6bloni.
-A.t.il de resprlt, helm! mon
neveu, murmnra-t.il a Renaud
en- lie poussant du coude. Eli !!
bien! croyez.vous qn'il saura rem.
DIRE votre file heureuses
Apes lie diner on passa au jardin.
Les denx vie"x, emportes par leur
zele naissant pour lie jardinage ct
tervents CONNIE tOus les neophy-
ties, c~esserent de %s'Occuper de Ju-
lien ct d'Amelie pour Sc livrer i
une chaude diScutiOn sur les avian.
tages reciproques DIES tailles en- U,
en- V onvert, en- palmetto on IN cor.
Con obIique, don't rinfaillible Rigo'
bert leur await developpe, le matin
meme, la ;heorie.
Amelie ct Julien marchaient on
Pen en- arriete.
LIE soir projetait ses Ombres trans
parentes snr lea mur tapisses de
}tchers. Les abeilles bourbon
naient autour DIES fruits empOur-
prees; ct, dams les arbres du voisi.
mage les mOineaux francs babil.
laien: ct Sc ra%contaient leurs lar
Gins.
Les deux %jeanes ge3s allaient
lentement par rallee etroite, Anne
lie apppyee u lie bras de Julien.
Julien Sc taisait. Du moment
OF, il s'6tait trouve senl avec Am6lie,
nn silence embarrass6 await succ6d6
a sa faconde de tout 4 rheure. La
jenne file, Dc sol cote, lie regardait
a Ia derobee; CONNIE 81 ellie atten-
DAFT Qu'un mot de ses levres chas-
sat Ia gene qui regnait entire eux.
Julien Sc decida enfn a rompre
la glace. II Sc pencha vers ellie,
81 pres de o front quill pef1eura
presque, ct one la hllette en- devint
tour a tour pale, ct pourpre ct
tremblaute.
oh! murmura-t.iI, combien je
benis lie destin qul nous fait 81 pro-
ches amis que je puts. desormais
vous voir, vOus parler, vous Amer
sans cOntrainte.
oh! monsieur Julien! ft-elle
TN essayant faiblement lie d6gager
sOn bras.
DE grace, laissez- moi vous dire
ccmbien votre image s'est gravee
profond6meDt, H.; dams mon cour,
depuis le jour. on j'ai ea le bonhour
de vous reneontrer. nya bient8t
un az de celia: une aimee c,est IN
espace . h fois bien long ct hien|
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cMQUE De FEMMEs.

cHiQUE De FEMMES.
On salt qu'ane mode bien extra.
Ordiuaire sevit en- ce moment sur
les femmes DIES Etats. Unis.
Les Am6ricaines chiquent de Ia
CONNIE, CONNIE chez nous an vieux
brisquard deux sous de caporal.
On compile dams !e pays quarante
usines speciales qui fabriquent,
chaque Jour, DIES millions de bottles
de cheming gum.
Ne vous I'm privez pas, mesdames.
Ga nest pas tres fondant, mails Ga
dnre autant qu'On veut, on peut
mastiquer a outrance, ct c'est la lie
plaiSir.
Nos fiancees qni cbiqcent.
% sainte poesie, s'ecrierait NJ.
Prndhomme, fills, voile-toi la face!
Je he sails pas ce que sera la
sainte poesie, mails il nest pas dou-
tenX que cette nOuvelle mode ne
soft appellee a changer leserement
les relations sociales.
Voici, par exemple, deux jeunes
files EXCUSES auxquelies tons les
hommes font fete mails, dedaignen.
e des h%ommages masculins, elies
pa%rviennent 4 FUR.
-J'ai queIque chose a te dire,
soutf1e Pune a Foreiile de "a fidele
compagne aussit6t qu'elles sont
seules.
Quelgue confidence amoureuse,
ANS dOute:
EcOutez:
-ElOdie, murmure la vOix cris-
tal!ine de la jenne file, j'ai epuise
ma provision; passe.moi une chi.
que, ie ten prie.
On bien encore, ce sera un amou.
reux delirant, marchant solitaire
ct pensif,% promenant son reve 6th6r6
ct levant Ia tGte a chaque pas
CONNIE sill vOnlait embrasser les
etoiles.
LIE vOyez-vous tirer de sa poclle
IN petit objet noiratre ct tout bour.
sonfe, qn'iI porte a ses levres ct
couvre de balsers fous C'est la
Clique de 81 bien.aimee.
Une chiqne quill a pu ravir sans
que Pinnocente Sen dontat.
Desormais les jeanes files senti-
mentales diront avec un doux O
pir, Ell peasant i Pinconnu sedui.
SAINT ct fatal:
-Une Clique ct son c9ur!
Et, CONNIE il est certain que
cette habitude de macher de Ia
gomme deviendra, ainsi que toutes
les habitudes, du reste. Abatement !
tyrannique, lily a un danger a re.
douter pOnr les %jeunes personues
vertueases.
L'abus de Ia CONNIE finira par
leur inculquer DIES principles lie
morale top elastiques. X
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TELLER TyPOcRAPHIQUE.
EurARy IaR Press

Avaut 20. - ,u,tf,iel nfccssaire. nous som
mes n meme a'estcuter tour les nuvrages ~
poeraphiGues 1ni neus seront comics Les
brets d'ayocah. .ar'es laiaites. entttes oe
features, tickets q habitat,On, b'"pcs. elrcu-
laires. etc. %serontf mprtmks dansle plus bret
t6iai ct a DIES prix mod+res.