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THE LEAGUE.
DURING THE WEEK.

OF the FIVE games played this week the States
men have won two and lost three. They have
made 3S hits and II errors agains. SO hits and
Is errors by their opponents. OF the five men
who played in the five games John Irwin and
Beecher made 5 hits apiece and Wilmot, Hoy
and Arthur Irwin 4 each. Carney played in
four games and made hits; DAILY in four
games, hits; Mack in two games hits; Wise
In four games, hits; Clarke in two games 2
hits; Person in three games, hits, and Had
dock in two games, O hits,
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Your EYE SIGHT FITTED, 81. HEMPLEI
corner Al street.
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CITY ITEMS.

Knights Templar Equipments furnished
at very low figures. S. n. MEYER, 922 9TH u. W.
au24-s&w3m
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs, 80.

GkANp EXCURSION TO RIVER VIEW ON
ssmnston. b. Hermione Loisse No IL. n. p WIN
lesNs &c nrgetown al o'clock aud 9Th 81 a. 10 an
snao:S0 Em- Tickets % ceuts. Eu2+-2t'
q hAND FAMILY INCLUSION
COLUMBIA BREWERS BESEffc1Ar. kssocN
To OINMp>T.
ON SUNDAY. AUGUST 18Th lssQ
TICKETS tiAniteda EACH Pr son SO cFNTs
Steamer Georse Law leaves 7th 81 wharf az
-, ,vr, ~
h TIE JOHN A. LOGAN
,S0M MAND OF kETEHAN UNION SOLDIERS
MI, viii i've Grand Efcursaon 10 River View On ths
-. noSpAr. AUGUST 2eIH. 1859.
Iiekets. at wharf. IS cents. IA.
MAChlNlsT ASSEMBLY 5sOa X. OF l..
~sA TO MARSHALL HALL.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9TH lssa
Great game Of Base Ball IN the Afternoon
An address by A NJ. Dewey esa forrnerlv .s,,o~~e
the journal of United Labor, in lie eye,,ias
Marine Band music
sharp. - -Ae -
Gents Tickets so cents
Ladies' 2S cents ,us4ots
PIC DAY AT BAY RIDGE
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %.
Fair. Horse Racing and other Amusement.
NELSON DIVISION NO. 2.UR KoFp
Will give Grand Excursion on that occasion. 24-s
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RKIsIsoER's Ice Cream. 235 q street

Ii You WANT TO SAVE in furnishing your
homes with carpets, furniture, &C., it would do
well to call on JUIIUs LANsBUReH, 315 7th
street. before he moves to his new building,
18th and + streets.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL RIGHT An. SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND and
Virginia. light local showers; stationary tenn
peraturs; northsasterly winds.
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LAWNS BLAsKEra Saws
DRESS GOODS. SILKS. vELvETa
FRUIT OF THE LOOM Ysrd-wids Baesched Cot.
Beautiful New Style LAWNS, Sc
BLACK SuRAh SILKS. excellent quality, Soc
ChEAM s,double width, pure wool 37l<c
LoNspALE CAMBRIA. one yard wids. very nncsi
CARRIERS. Cash Store
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select one u the following presents with purchase
Of et pair OF Large size Fine Damask lowell vorfh
20 cts; HAifdoken Zine DaIlxsk NapkinG vor 81
Zoe. Par Of silk Embroidered Corsssa
BLANKETS, Immense assortment. -. 81 90. e. 55
GINA s LIS sfNDIA SILKS reduced from soe
INDK CHALLIEs. choice styles. &c., loo. 12s<c.
PATTERNS. immense assortment &c. 10c., liza
fiaiGkED BAT1sTE. bssatful ssy,ss ..due.a :.
HENRIETTAs: Elegant dress goods, nearly ons
yara AVID hall wide. all purs WOOL II color: ~
veiue 75c.. price reduced to 50c.
yALUABLE PkESEN1S tor Cash Customer
Select one IT the following presents with puruhaso
Of tlO or more. IzxHe-slxe Halasonne Br7dni
Quilt worth tl.50: Dozen Zine uAnask Napkins.
worth sl60 or I've Pain al IAzBs-siss Fine DssnasE
Ne ckEDiI. bus tSs vssy ievs.s pssess sos eaah
10.
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Julius LASsBURaH, 3l5 It'll street. ID crowded
continually with buyers, taking advantage Of
the low prices prevailing prior to his removal
10 his new building 18th and r streeta
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IuY YOUR Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
toH bhoTHkEs, the leading hrm " the Dis
fflct
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VIM. Mckee's Will.

Yesterday in the Probate Court caveat to
the will of the late VIM. Mckee was fled. The
paper fled as the will on the 2lst leaves his es-
tate to Mary John Elizabeth Miller, subject to
the dover interest Of the widow Caroline
Mckee The latter by Messrs. Cook and
Sutherland claims that the deceased was at the
time he made the will in greatly enfeebled
condition at Providence hospital; that the paper
was prepared by interested parties AID he was
induced to sign 1t under duress and by fraudu-
lent representations aud undue opportunities
and influences OF Mary E. Miller, a niece of
Mrs. Mckee, or other persons acting In her in
terest.
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WALL PAPERS. House and Frssco Painting.
2. HANSON HISS M'F'o Co., 1910 F st. NV.
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A Queer Man With a Hatchet.

John w. Tippett, resident Of st. Mary's
county, Md. was in the Police Court yes terday
on a charge Of vagrancy. It was suggested
that he was Of unsound mind. His appearance
indicated fully the truth Of the suggestion and
Judge Mills took his personal bonds to 10 home.
Last night Tippett appeared at the house Of
John Lochmsn, ON the Good Hope road. He
in charge of the Lords property and he in
tended TO protect IL. Mr.. Iochman refeared
some trouble with the intruder and sent Cor
Policeman MARI. The officer went TO the ho6se
and arrested Tppett This morning in ne POI
lice Court the prisoner was charged witlsy
grancy aud , sentence Of 90 days was imposed.
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Excursions. Etc.

BARBECUE AND fICN1C.-Ine second annual
picnic and barbecue of the Lone Star Bene-
park on 7th-street road on Wednesday next
There will be prize bowling, shooting, &c,
and dancing in the evening.
COLONIAL BEAcH.-Ihe Lady Of the Lake will
make the trip to Colonial Beach tonight in
stead of the John W. Thompson, leaving her
wharf at o'clock.
CRY vIEw.-The steamer Frances has re-
sumed her regular trips to City View, leaving
daily every hour from am. The last return
ing trip leaves City View at 10 pm.
RIVER VIEw.-The Mary Washington makes
two trips to River View on Sunday, leaving at
lOl5 a. IN. and pm, returning at and D. m.
Two trips are made on Wednesday and Satur-
day, known as family days
CLIFTON BEAcH.-The TV Arrowsmlth makes
daily excursions to Clifton Beach, SATURDAYS
excepted, leaving her wharf at 10 a. m and Civ
ing excqrsionists i've hours at the Beach.
IHE JANE MosELEY goes to Colonial Beach
daily, Mondays excepted, leaving at 9:l5 am.
sharp and returning al $50 pm.
The STEAMER BARTHoIDI in place of the
Dixie makes hourly trips from Cumberlands
boat houses to the upper river landings, and
Is the only boat stopping at the Dixie landing.
MARSHALL HALL--The w. w. Corcoran leaves
ner wharf daily at 10 am. for Marshall Hall
The popular Friday and Saturday evening trips
at o'clock and returning at 1880 will be con-
tnued. On Sunday three trips will be made,
VIZ, at 1880 a NJ, 2:30 and pm.
HE LoUDoUS COUNTY FAIR at Leesburg, Va,
will be held on the 9th, 2sth and 29th instants.
There will be the usual fine exhibition of stock
and running and hurdle races. Two trains will
leave the Baltimore and Potomac depot daily
at and o'clock am.
HERMIoNE LODGE, No. II, K. Of p, will give
an excursion TO River View on the 9th inst.
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accident to Ex-Congressman Leach.
Hne has reached the Durham en- CO.
gto6s from Charlottesville, Va, to the effect
that Gen. james Madison Leach, ex-member Of
Congress from North Carolina, had leg
broken day or two ago. He was on his way
to Washington, and ON the arrival Of the train
at Charlottesville he got Oh while the train was
moving, falling on, with the above result
Gen. Leach is over seventy-6ve years Of age,
and the accident may prove fatal
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Public Amusements,

Harris BIJoU.-The Bijou is now in a state
Of chaotic confusion, but by the I'd of Septem-
Der, the date of the opening of the fall season,
all the repairs will be completed and the audi
forum will present a most attractive appear
ance. The initial play will be Dion Boucicault's
melodramatic spectacle, After Dark" which
will be presented, with a strong cast. at the
head Of which is William A. Brady. Among
the other attractions which Manager Harris
has secured for the coming season may be
mentioned the following: Lights and
Shadows" "a Possible Case" Helen Barry. "A
Legal Wreck" The Boston Ideals. Drifting
Apart, Prescott Mclean, White Slave"
mFerneliff," Drady's 'she," Lost in New
York." Charles E. Werner, Bartholomew
equine paradox, THE Paymaster" Lizzie
Evans, alone in London" Haverly-Cleveland
Minstrels. John A. Stevens, Clara Morris. "A
Tin Soldier" Dockstader's Minstrels, Charles
L. Davis, .'Zo-zo," Shadows of Great City,"
Charles F. Ellis and Lillian Lewis Mr. r. l..
Britton will be the resident manager this sea-
son, as last.
hERNANs WASHINGTON THEATER.-Next week
Shelter and Blakely's new speciality company
VIII be the attraction at Kernan's. This organ
Zation includes the great Davene troupe of
aerial artists, Miss Ella Wesner the popular
favorite; Sheridan and Flynn, Irish comedians.
vocalists and dancers; Harry Woodson and
Laura Bennett in their amusing sketch Pleas
ant Moments" Lawler and Thornton. Miss Polly
Mcdonald, the Brahams in their unique enter
tainment, '.Shadowgraphs;" Shelter and Blake
ly, the southern duo, and others.
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Yesterday Ada Thomas, Q colored girl Of
sixteen years, employed by Mrs. Clara MUIR
Gibson, 1900 street northwest, was arrested
by Of6cer Hass on the charge of the larceny Of
IS. The money was missed from 3 pocket
book, and the girl on being charged with the
theft produced the money which she admitted
she had taken and concealed. On account Of
MA nurchison's sickness the case was con-
tinued aud the defendant held for hssrin~
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA Soc SOAP
25c. RESOLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTEb
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
gS Send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
so illustrations and 90 testimonials
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G. A. R ExcuRsIox TIcxErs TO MuwAuxKE
AND RETuRx VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIo.-On
account Of twenty-third national encampment
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad viii sell ex-
fare for the round trip. Tickets good on vesti-
bule limited. For information apply to ticket
Offices, 1851 and SO Pennsylvania avenue and
Baltimore and Ohio depot
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SKIN. SCALP, AND BLooD
DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
WHEN HOT SPRINGS, DOCTORS AND
ALL OTHER MEDICINES FAIL.

DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
WHEN HOT SPRINGS. DOCTORS AND
ALL OTHER MEDICINES FAIL.
Having been sufferer for two Years and half from
disease caused by bruise on the Leg, and having
been Sured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all
other methods and remedies failed deem il my duty
to recommend them. visited Hot Springs to no avail
and tried several doctors without success and It last
principal druggist Mr. John p. Finlsy Ito whom
shall ever feel gratefully, spoke to me about CUTI-
CURA. and consented give them o trial. with the
result that perfectly cured There is now no
about me- think can show the largest surface
where my suferings sprang from OF any in the
state. The CUrICURA REMEDIES are the best blood
and skin cures manufactured. / refer to Druggist
John p. Finlay and DIR d. C. Montgomery, both Of
this place. and to DE- Smith OF Lake Lee. Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenville Miss
Mr.. Beach USED the GU riCURA REMEDIES at our
request, with results as above stated.
A. b. FINLAY l. CO., Druggists.
sCRoFULA SEVEN YEARS CURED
have been troubled with scrofula seven years.
which first started Oh the top Of my head giving me
infinite trouble, with constant itching, casting OF
of dry scales, and watery liquid exuded from
under the scales. treated it for years unsuc
cessfully and was unable to check 1t until found
your Cuticura Remedies One box Cutcura, one cake
Cuicura Soap and one bottle Cuticura Resolven COM
pieely cured me. my skin becoming perfectly clear
aud smooth Sd. DAVIS.
Artesia, Los Angeles Co., Cal
SKIN DISEASES WARS CURED.
Your Cuticura Remedies did wonderful things for
me. They cured my skin disease, which has been of
Ave years standing after hundreds dollars had been
spent in trying to cure it Nothing did any good
until commenced the OF the Cuticurs Remedies
Our house will never be without them.
MRS. ROSA REILLY,
Rockwell City, Calhoun Co., IOWA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
II ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATER,
II Eleventh st.. south OF Pennsy lyania avenue.
The Palace Vaudeville Theater of America.
TONIGHT TONIGHT
Last Appearance of
4-BIG FOUR AND BOB SLAvIN'S
ALLAMERICAN COMBINATION.
BOB sLAvIN's FAREWELL
NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK.
THE LATEST AND GREATEST SHOW
SHELTER AND BLAKELrs
NEW SPECIALITY COMPANY.
Headed by the Renowned
FRENCH TROUPE DAvENE,
The Peerless Aerial Artists.
MISS ELLA MESNER,
HARRY %uob a AND NJ LAufkaiGENNEr.
LAMLER AND THORNTON.
MISS POLLY MCDONALD
BUCK-SHEFFER AND BLAKELY-HARRY
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Garden open every performance.
Prices: orchestra deserved Use, Orchestra Circle
Matinees Toe, l5c.. 25c and SOC. il
T ,oUDoUN COUNTY FAIR
~ LeesbuIg, Va,
WITH f Running and ii H AND Ia faces.
rhursasy sh and sh At o 90 saa and
Returning leave Leesburg at O'Clock aud 40
O'Clock pm.
Round-trip tickets, Csc, good from Monday, 2eth.
to Friday, Both. inclusive. au:l2-.,r
CALIFORNIA.
~ Special Parties Semi monthly. Tourist Sleep-
ing Cars. Cheap Rates Southern lacifc Co Addre.s
i. HAMLEl, Genl Eastern Agent 343 Bfoaiway
New York; Il. J. SMITH, Agent 40 South Sd ST.
Philadelpha- any BALTIMORE and Ohio 1lcket Agent
apl7-w&s-ISt
TIME CYCLERIES. l4o6 NY AVE WILL GUAR
antee 20 Teach iou to hide the Psyche Safety BIZ
cycle Tor 81 Ladies 10. Special hours for LADlfs
Open nights. Largest riding school ln U. s. myl7
EDEI's SUMMER GARDEN
SVs-7l0 z street northwest
CONCERT EVERY MIGHT
BIZ BEST MUSICIANS OF WASHINGTON
The coolest place In town 10 spond IN evening.
ye11-3m
Il
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Hardware at Reduced Prices; Store for Rent;
Fixtures for Sale. BERNARD BAILEY, SIS 9TH ST. Ct
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Gen. John O. Fremont il now seventy-eieht
years old, and his friends say he looks good for
ten or fifteen years more.
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Donations to the Municipal Library


II was only a few weeks ago that the states
Of Iowa and Missouri donated to the city
library Of Washington each valuable collec-
ton of official publications bearing upon their
legislative and judicial proceedings and fully
illustrating their progress in all those elements
which lead to opulence and power. Acontribu-
ton Is now received from the state Of Michigan
which, on the score Of numbers and the in
rlnsic value Of the publications. is phenomenal
The books and pamphlets number not less than
$50. covering every department Of the state q
history-legislatiye, educational, mineral and
sgricultural-with much information bearing
upon the pioneers and other noted men oi
Michigan as a territory and q state. The duty
OF making this selection was assigned by the
governor to the librarian Of the state library,
Mrs. Harriet A Tenney, who performed her
task with superior skill and judgment Should
this public interest in our local library be con-
tined the time will come when all the states
and territories Of the Union will look upon i,
as kind Of literary home for the municipal
Records Of the whole country.
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Go on faIDAr AND SATURDAY EVENING 20
Adgk
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PIMPLES. black heads, red, rough, chapped and
oily skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP
No Rheumatic about me. In one minute the
CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER relieves rheu.
matte sciatic hip, kidney muscular and chest pains
The first and only instantaneous pain killing strength
ening plaster. au2l-wks
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Ask Your Grocer for
Johnston's Dry-roast
COFFEE.
Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast.
au2l-lm JOHNSTON Bros. d Co.
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THE COURTS.

RACES, Brightwood, Tuesday, August q, $50
N m-Adrf
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Bernard Bailey will Remove, $40 9TH st. a22-et
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CHECKING THE CHAMPIONS.
The Senators Captured . Game In Bos-
ton-Other Contests.

HOW THE GAME WAS woN-wn.Mor AND BROTHER
JOINS STICK WORK DID 1.-THE CHAMPION
SHIP RECoRD-NoTEs ABOUT CLUBS AND
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MOUNT VERNON
lesves 9Th ct wharf daily texceP sunday for Mound
Vernon. leaving ~ 10 reach " Washington snou1
3:30pm, Fare. round mp. 81 AZ aiudlng saa4is1sss
70 grounds and nlsnslon.
MARSHALL HALL
Steamer wv. CohCOhAA lcsves 7th O. wharf 1nzly
ioe Asr.hau Hall leaving - ~ An. rouchlns Wash
Friday and sasurisy Eyenines--Ths Friday md
6aturdAy evening trp< which were popular lnne
season. v1u Be cone1nued leaving ~ pm,
Y CITY e 1890 fsrtsss eoinE nofnns bost Lsys
ing on the evening boat fare, 25c.
hundays-thrse ulps-1esxlng - 10: 80 Am, 80
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-09

UN STATIsTICIEN AMERICAN
a calc"le la dnree moyenue lie In
vie dans les diff1rents METERS on
les div+rsrs professions. Volci les
chlffres auxqnels il est arrive:
~ Il pour les jOurnaliers:
Al II pour les %scirurs de- pierre.
scnlrtears, compositeurs, ct litho.
graphrs;
A pour les bottiers ct tailleurs !.
Al pour les serruriers ct forge
rons;
AZ ponr les charpentiers. macons.
pei"tres en- bAtiment;
81 pour les bonIsngers, brasseur.
ct bonchess; s..y
%, snHnIpooss lee jsrdiniers. etc,
Les ~srofr.afsas lib6r.les pr6sen.
tent lee ehiGrrs snivants.~
.4sdsss II saAdssias ; cup s,,..
'64"dsss hs'M.gistravuYe:b quo,
g .f1dt1e prosssot,s salq sa5
II plds lhASes' I'D JAlnstkxroov.
pa'ni ls clsrg6 st attsias.e7
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LES PECHES DE MONTREUIL.
Par FRANCIS lesson.

II NY await an monde QUE "a file:
Sa file mala,le. >a file mOu.antr
quill dispntaif are IN courage
Opinia re- aux 6tteinir> tie la mort.
Uue mere n'anrait mOnirt III plus
d%'attpntiOn, nj plus de privrna,rt,
hi plus de d4v"uemrn'. Um mere
n'tdt pas pro'iigue plus '!e trf>"'>
de t+nlrr>.e. Mats une mere en-
ce,tain+mrni Divine o. que IL hon,
Rena"d ne >OnrcOnHait mem" pas:
Ia u du NAL 4ui minnit " III
4ant.
'Di-u a donn6 a rnS marea pnt
penetration plus protOndr, I'll sebs
plus intime IT comme ulir d"nblt
vne qnl lrnr permetttnt de iir" a
trasr,s no,ie envelope c0rror-'I-
les secrets que mons cr0y"n> shfoui>
dams les rcanp~ de- nOire cGur.
Pauv,p Am&lic! Ellie ne conuai>
salt que pa, OH dire cette incarna
ton Ia plus s,,avt de- FamOnr diviu
Que rOn LOmme une mere. Ii.
sirnnr 6tait mmt-, Ia iaisSant or.
pheline an brrcea". De la o
malheur.
All notre mere! Comment hi
resisIet quani e.le nnus @s,r+h.l
jeuhr file. .ntrr ses bras, quand
ellie nous berce dnucpm-nt, rOlnme
on tai, dun enfant pour P%+nd6rmi',
ct qua,ui, nous incliuant ca inrn:ent
sur sou >ein, ellie dit tOut has, ent'e
demx bal-eI>, wee cette vol. &c
les,e .,oi vous IN CONNIE celie 4!
de Dieu:
-AiiOus, petit cRnr, ouvte TO;
ct parie sans cIaiu:-: cOntie mo-
ties doux projects. A qui rensohS
mons CONNIE celia, tant que IL jour
durei A 4ui rtsons nous ainsi tam
que dure la nnitf
Comment ne pas repondre3 Com
fuse IT prise pour ainsi die an
%trebuchet, |. ti'ette rongit d'abord
CONNIE are cr'ise mdrr pnis .irnx
larm-s lentes rtichandes glissrnt lie
49, !
long de ses jOues empourp.ees;
puts, eniardie par un noaveau bal
ser ct par III encOuragrant SQUIRE.
"A lni: balbutie sa buuche fe
missante.
To Paimes done hiens
Isl je Paine, me'ei Tu me de-
manhrs ii je Paine j'en meurs.
Il NY n que le premier aveu qui
coate.
"A ppine ces paroles pronoucfes,
Ia langae sc deiir, le cDur SO de-
gont1e ; on cause, on babille, Oh dit
seut, e. les beanx chateaux on Es-
pagne qa'a BATS Inauguration follr,
Of les braux reeves dor sit0t envc.
les qn'entrevus, ct les lnttes contre
soi-mame. ct les d6sesp0irs s0udaius
ct. les obstacles qul, heurtent Ia
aarciIe ct harrent IL chenin, ct les
do PANE: Tost celia, entire.
esope dc asnalots, do lstaAs It Do
ssi5era. 4 On passrs b nal Sen
'vag.eec les laenee- s,a.,
1t saapd lasde9ea4Sfe, touiop!s
eonne, toujoofs 1ndalleate, sr4p491a4
tous bas, ! roreille.
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ATEL1ER

Ayant font le materiel neces-aire. mons
somn,es h meme a. xGrnter tnt,s les ""vragr~
ty~,mcraphiaues ami nous seront coDties Les
brefs d'avacat. carries d'sfiaires. entataa de
factnres. tickets .'hatitation, tlant.s. circn-
iaires. etc, sercnt inprine- daus lie plus bret
dflai ct a DIES prix qu; 'ifii"n. fontr cs,n"ur-
renee.