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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
THE
BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK.


CHARTERED IN l5iI.
deposits July /. 1890. s2,2o5, 67G. %
Surplus 172, BAG. 90
Total Assets, S2,46S, O22.9J
Receives and pays deposits daily. Depo,ts
made on or before the 9Th Of any month draw
interest from the lat. If made after the ftn
interest will commence the first Of the follow
ing month. Interest will be credited to Ia
posltors January lst and July lst, compound
ing twice n year. There ara no STOCKHOLDERS
IN THIS bank. All tho earnings, less expenses
belong to depo3itOrs The ratio of interest d.
ponds on the earnings, and has varied from
per cent TO per cent
For the last throe years the rate OF interest
mas been ~ per cent year
Al taxes are paid by tho bank on deposits
or $l5lW or less Deposits are limited by law
To SE0DO, and no interest will be paid on any
sum in excess Of this amount, except on do
posits by widows. orphans, administrators
executors, guardians, charitable or Religions
Institutions or ON trust funds deposited by Or
der Of court
This bank prefers Vermont securities for tn )
Investment OF its funds, aud sends no money
out OF the state until the home donsud IS
met C. 4. WARD. Treasurer.
iI7wior5dI,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

OF cases Of scrofu,a and other blood diseases
are here !itary. and therefore dldi,u.t to .Irc.
But we wish to state n the most positive,
emI hattie manner that hoour ~u-el Hri.-1
d les cure scrofula i'm every iorm- .'e most
severe cases. too terrible for Gc-c.ipt on. have
WELDED to this mcui.l when ait others fall
ed. II you suilcr from .unHrc Blood $50 any
way, take Hooi'~ ~Hi~aparl 2.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

News has been received at Pawlet by
relatives Of the death of Mrs. George E.
Bardwell of Belle PLANE Iowa, last week
from the accidental discharge of pis tol
which her son George and young friend
were examining in an adjoining room, %
feet from where she sat The ball went
through an open door and entered her
heart, causing instant death. Mr.. and
Mrs Bardwell were former residents of
Shelburne Fails Mass, and Pawlet
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THE LUMBER TARIFF.
WHAT LOCAL DEALERS 7 HlNK ABOUT
IT.



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AND INVESTMENT DE.
PAGTMENT.

This Bank will also receive deposits Of
money for Investment in such securities as
may be desired, and interest will be alIoweL
on such funds pending tneir Investment.
We have special facilities tor making
conservative and safe investments for
women, trustees and those persons wl5 ars
unable or disinclined to manage their fnau-
cial affairs. When desired we will act al
their agents for the investment Of moneys
and for the collection Of rents, divIenl4
and interest.
We shall have for sale Unitel States
Municipal and Railroad Bonds and other
first-closs interest and dividend paying SD
cuIities.
Our long experience has given us 4
thorough knowledge of this business, an
we shall at all times bo glal to give our
dealers whatever Information we have.
We respectfully invite correspondents or
an interview with any one interested, under
assurances that transactions with Us vii. o9
held in strictest confidence and matters com
mitted to our charge will have careful az
tention
C.. W. WOODHOUSE, President.
T. Z. WALES, Vice President.
J.. T. WOODHOCSE, Cashier
172.d&wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

UTICA, y. y, oct. 20.-Cheese sales 300
boxes at SEE, 1920 at Ssc; 40 at DC; 1870
81; 1894 at o.; 600 at 90, 500 on commits
sion. Butter, p packages creamery sold at
22W25.
LITTLE FALLS, y. y, Oct. 20 Cheese
sales, go boxes at Sc. 377G at 9;l056 at 81;
$50 on commission; 900 farm dairy at at .
a l03c. Butter, % packages creamery at
pic; So packages dairy butter at 20W2lc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

We want every mother to know that Group
can he prevented. True crop never appears
without warning. The first symptom is
taken cold or a cold may have accompanied
tie hosr-enoss from the start, After that a
peculiar ugh cough Is developed, which is
followed the Group. The time to act is W hen
fuc child Il becomes LuarSe, a few dose, OF
tAamberla'' : Cough Remedy Will prevent
tie Hlttc, Even after the rough cough has
appeared. he disease may he prevented by
using this remedy as directed For sale 10y
Beaupre \ Lowre>, Burlington, and ". 4.
Nichols, Essex Junction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
vermont Fish aud Game League.

A movement has started in Rutland for
the purpose of organizing fish and game
league. The objects of the association are.
To procure and enforce suitable laws for
the protection and preservation of food
fishes game, song and lnsectiverous birds;
the revision and codiiicatlon of our present
laws on this subject; the promotion of fish
culture the introduction OF new species and
Vorieties of fish, game and useful birds; and
to disseminate information relating thereto.
Those interested should address j. W. Tit
comb of Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

The Montpelier Waterman, which IS very
vatchful Of Congressman Grout these days,
wants to know if lie will ascertain just what
the commissioner of internal revenue is go
ing to DO about allowing tie producers Of
hess than 500 pounds Of maple sugar to
unite their crops and 50 get tho bounty,
which by Law is to be given only to patches
weighing at least 500 pounds. While Gen.
CIRCUIT win doubtless answer for himself
Il he chooses TO do SO, it may relieve the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY. OCT. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

Terms @i.oo u Year Away. in Advance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

"In discussion lately started here it was
suggested that had Commissioner Valentine
devoted L- time and the money apprOpi-
Htei 10y tine LEGISLATURE of lsSS, fOr his use. i'm
bringing 90 the attention OF capt. lists the
mines uI q quar~ic- that AFRO not known out
fopi solved the abandoned tarm question by
bringing ahGut the Development Of the mines
ANA quarric-, ana this done, tho farms WOuIn
az once have become valuable Drcdu-c Of
The market for farm pro4ucta that would Toe
created w. Correspondent Of the Hardvick
Gazette.
This sort of talk is getting to he some
thing Of q chestnut. The commissioner
inquiries along the lines referred to We're
almost entirely disregarded 10y the manu-
factu~srs and quarry owners and by the
listers Of the various towns to whom they
we're sent. The law under which he ac.ed
gave m no power to compel m answer to
questions for information. The commits
sioner did what any one of these quarry
owners themselves would have homework
ed the vein that promised the largest i'm
mediate return. 1IoanwLi.e it is one Of
Vie most encouraging signs Of the times for
ernont that the mines and quarries Of the
State are Icing brought to the attention of
capitalists outside Of Vermont, who have
already invested no mean sum in the State.
GLe outlook brightens. Vermont is surely
though ever SO slowly working toward the
light.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

The lcop'c Of Vermont arc not reody 10
icgoIi-e the safe Of iatoricotiHg liquors in
pubijc saloons, and on icgisiotion Mouid
BE- in ha,monY rim MS idco From Gor
Pm 5 ntNSnue
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03
FOR GENTLEMEN

Clothing :::s e =: e: q: s:;:; i
chased
(luonooo+n In Fall and Winter Weights
IIVfl llI1lN and in New and Stylish Cuts
W. o'"' are now ready for Inspec-
ton.
Hats \ Ca E e.: ~ Hs;si; 1ssas ssS5s: Of
Furnishing tI00dS This Department is Com
plete and you will find many
New Articles and the Very
Latest Fashionable Fads.
Underwear 4; :: ::;;:' u; !:::
Cold Months
lkTnnETunnn We invite Special Atten-
| VEl,k WT6I tion to our Stock of Collars,
Ties, &c. Lots of New Styles
i Iinn1 tllnnn The Mems Hosiery Stock
! 7Illll-W[I is new and has all Grades
and Sizes.
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03

The Mems Hosiery Stock
is new and has all Grades
and Sizes.
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03
FOR CHILDREN.

lOu.ko We have Nice Line in
1NIIIlN Various Styles and Sizes for
NoAAo o~' the Boys.
|Cl09kc In new Shapes and Fashion n
|UlUdAD, able Styles for the Girls. I
TWnorc In Medium and Heavy
Wv I'1I1N Weights, and in Pretty De-
"A A~pOj signs for the Babies.
TTndnrWn2r For Children of ALI Ages, and
onuo1 "0"A' in Every Grade and Quality
Hn91 Wl9r We have seasonable Hats
AAo"" ~ o~A Caps, &C., for the Little Ones
and in quite Large Assert
ment.
FOOt- Wear Here you will find one of
WV 0A the Larges and most Com
plete Equipment in this very
Important Line we have
| ever offered
| New Fabrics For Ohildren's Suits and
wv ""AA Dresses, with New and Styl-
ish Trimmings to Match.
Many Pretty Styles.
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03

We invite Special Atten-
ton to our Stock of Collars,
Ties, &c. Lots Of New Styles.
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03

For Children's Suits and
Dresses, with New and Styl-
ish Trimmings to Match.
Many Pretty Styles.
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03
For EVERYBODY! !

E Il: !; 6: III; Il !:
and having been bought at Close
Margins will be sold at very
Reasonable Figures
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03

In this Department is the
best and Most Complete
Stock we have ever Pur-
chased.
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03

Here you will find one of
the Larges and most Com
plete Equipment in this very
Important Line we have
ever offered.
Morris tribune., 1890-09-03

Usually Carried by us in Stock and
not Specially Enumerated will be
found read when you call. It is
the Largest and 6cst Stock we
have ever had.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18
he 8 5anvier.

HER dams l'apres-midi, nous voyons
a%rriyer, dams la rue dc Charities, une
foule Inhabitants do la Louisiana ills
yeuaient surtout des Attakapas, du
sud. Quest dc PEtat.
C'etait une excursion organisee en-
vue du 8 janvie2, panniyersaire de 10
bataille q iamais memorable de Chal-
mette, qui. q etc le dernier coup porte
aux pretentions anglaises sur leurs an
ciennes colonies.
C'est a partir de ce jour que les puts.
| sances etrangeres ont cesse toute ten
tative contre lUnion am6ricaine c'est
depuis ce jour que pEurope a renonce
| complement q SEES anciennes posses.
| siona de CO cote de rAtlantique.
On c6lebr6 bien des ~ceDtenaires
depuis 1876; il ny en- a pas qui ali
importance de celui que nous fetoni
aujourd'hui.
La celebration est bien maigre, d ID
Nouvelle-0 Orleans; settlement n salvt
| de quelques coups de canon.
CIest peut-6tre, dependant, pevene
mant le plus important qui ait Gu liet
aux Etats.Unia, depuis la declaration
d'independance.
81 la Nouvelle-0 Orleans est portee
| Foabli, il n'en est pas de meme de-
campagnes. qni font, a cette occasion
| des excursions, ct nons ne pouvons qu'
les en- fsliciter.-Abeille, 8 janvier.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18
Les Chevaux retifs.

La soci6t4 pour Ia prevention de Ia
cruaute enVers les aninaux a etabll
nne s6rie de regles pour le traitoment
DIES chevaux r6tifs, regles don't NAL.
REIMBURSEMENT pemploi nest pas tou-
eficaee. LIE mieux serait de ma
voir rien a faire avec les chevaux re-.
tits.
Eeanmoins, voici q~uelques regles gui
ont toujours IN bon resultat dams la
plupart DIES cas:
10. Caressez le cheval sur lie cou ;
examiner lie harnais avec soin DIES deux
c6t6s de l'animal en- lencourageant de
la voix, puts sautez dams In voiture ct
commandez-lui d'avancer il est tres
rare quill .n'ob6ira pas.
2e. Tn coeher du Maine dit quill
peut faire partir le cheval le plus retif,
| on lie sortant des timons de la vol.
| ture ct en- lie faisant tourner sur lui-
meme jusQu'a CO quill soft etourdi. 81
le premier exercice ne sufit pas, vons
| reussirez au second.
80. Place. votre main sur lie neg du
| cheval de maniere a empecher 10 res.
| piration ct Quaud il Sc sentira 6toutfer
il p~artira.
40. LII cerreau du cheval semble no
pouvolr entretenir qu'ane seule id6e a
Ia fois. C'tsf pourquoi 81 vou CONT
Duez d IL fouester vous ne faites qu'aug'
menter son ent8tement. 81 vous pou'
veg par un moyen quelconque chan.
ger robjet de sa pensee, generalement
vous n'aurez aucune peine d lie faire
partir. I'm moyen bien simple est de
prendre III de ficelle ct delui on faire
deux toursa la pate de devant, au.des'
sous du genou ct dc pattacher forte
ment. Sa pensee Sc portera tout ma
turellement snr Ia douleur que lni eau
sera la corde ct il partira en- dansant
Rendu a une certaine distance, deta'
chez la corde atm de ne pas irriter les
tendons,
SO. Passez la queue du cheyal entire
les pattes de derriere ct attachez-lf
avec nne eorde a Ia sangle.
60. Serrez une oreille du cheval pres
dc la tete avec une corde.
SonveDez-vous quill ne faut pas per
Dire patience avec IN eheyal r6tif g
que les coups mont d'autres efets qu'
de lie confirmer dams son ent6tement.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

IS TIE MOTTO OF SUCCESS.
/ offer now, on its success:
Dry salt shoulder meat at 81 to 5ac
Best -four from $3.50 to 1925 per Dbl.
Dry salt sides at 7, II and TIC.
Lard in tierees at 73c per Id.
Picnic hams at II TO 74c ID.
Sugar-cured ham tMayfowerl at is TO t7ac.
Breakfast bacon tD0ye brandt at l2k to 15c
Open kettle sugar, ID lbs. for 81 90.
White clarified sugar, IL lbs. for one dollar.
Snow-white sugar, 12 lbs for one dollar.
Tomatoes, four cans for ESQ.
Deviled ham, Armeurs, A cans for Csc.
Baking powders, 5 and 10c. cans.
Irish potatoes, choice, 90 to $s2s.25 per Dbl.
Dairy butter, 222 to $50 per lb.
Creamery butter, finest, 90 to 35c Id
Ladies' fine toilet soap, S, 10 and 15c cake.
a selection of fancy candies that will tempt
any one with a sweet tooth, selling at Is
90, 25, 40and SOC per lb.
Soap, $I.75 by the box, 8 bars for l0c.
Starch, 4 and SO per Id.
Cider vinegar. Genuine Louisiana syrup.
Calf chocolate. Black pepper, 2oc Ii.
Rio coffee, 5 lbs for 81, good family.
z e prime, 2s21 to CSC.
CordoVa coffee, fancy, q to 273c.
Lead pencils, good quality, 10 for I0c.
Cinnamon, Ailspice, Blneing, Pass books.
Letter paper, Fo0fseap, and
Best shoe blacking at ~fabulously low pricea.
3. 3. LOEB,
Lalanne building, corner Court and North sts
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18
RwNpRECEDENTED ATTRACTION;
" Over a Million Distributed.
"a. S. T..
Louisiana State Lottery Co..

incorporated by the Legislature ft
Educational and Charitable purposes, and it,
franchise made a part Of the present State Can.
stitution, in 1879, by an OVERWHELMED
POPULAR VOTE. Its
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Take place ~semi.annually (June and Decsm.
ber}, and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS take place in each of the otbs,
ten months of the year, and are all drawn IN
public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans
La.
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervis5
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and in person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and that The
same are conducted with honesty, fairness. ana
in good faith toward all parties, and we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with
fac.similes Of our signatures attached, in is ad
vertisements." CT. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY,
Commissioners
We the undersigned Banks and Banker.
will pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisians
State Lotteries which may he presented ct OH
.nn,aers.
: r. ri. WALMSLLY, Pres. La. Nat Bank.
+. LANAUX. Pres. Stat@ Nat. Bank.
4. BALDWIN. Pres. n. o Nat, Bank.
CARL kOllN. Pre-. Union Nat. bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

Tin syndicat au capital de SIO,OOO,-
600 q Ste form6 on Angleterre atm d'a-
cheter la part d~irigeante des actions
des compagnies de fabrication de tapis
IA, de TEXTURES aux EtRts- Unis.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

La fr6gate As6tbuSe OF In corvette
Roland, de la marine de guerre fran
caise, sont arrives la semaine derniere
deyant la Nouyelie- Orleans.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

Madame Patti recoit f700 chaque
fois qn'elle chante al Albert Hail. Lon
dres. Malgr6 CO debuufsf considerable,
le directeur de liz sale realise cllaque
fois M profit net dan moins G600.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

Les qualities one possede Ia salscpa.
reiile d'Ayer pour purifier lie sang, 10
rendent inappr6eiable pour tonfes les
maladies de Ia peau.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

Pretres, Orateurs, Chanteurs ct Ae-
tours tronvent que lie Pectoral Cerise
d,Ayer ameliore OF fortifie la voiS.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18
yIaximes AgricOles.

Ls manque de soin ct la negligence
sont deux dies plus grands d6aux dc Ia
ferme.
Nombre de gems ~connaissent la va
leur dune piastre qui ne s'imaginent
pas celie dc cent ceptins.
Plus dihommes, parts de rien, arri-
venta Independence dams l'agricul-
ture plus vite que dams aucune autre
vocation.
Tout travail, avec pen ou point dc
rele1ion, q rnin6 plus dun cultiva'
tear. II fault rea6chir OF calculer lei
moyens de faire son travail lie mieuz
ct le plus facilement possible.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

Une rumeur circule parmi les catho-
liques au Nord Reinforcement d la crea-
ton dun nouveau cardinal %americaiu
les hautes autorit6s eccl6siastiques di'
sent que la chose est possible simon
probable.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

Dapres le nouveau trait6 d'exsradi-
ti0r entire les Etats- Unz Jet la Grande-
Hrstagne, que le president Harrison
visnt de soumettre M congress, le de-
ennFnement dc fonds deVient nm crime
susceptible d'extradition. 81 le Cana.
da rattle ce trait6, CONNIE ii ny q pas
lieu den douter, il est probable que le
nombre des concussionDaires diminue-
I'd reinstatement dams les deux pays.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

Henri Rochefort est frapp6 de para
lysie.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

La grippe fait tnajouFs parler dele
en- Europe on chaeun est condamn6 d
an souffrir D son tour. Apres s'etre
d'abord attaquee aux JUICES, pnis o
svocats, ~ensuite u monarques cou-
ronn6s Qu'elle q fat %eternuer COM
me de simples gems, c'est mainte-
nant les agents do police de Londres
At les tronpes anglaises qu'elle frappe.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

En- police questionable.
-Votre 6tat?
-Triste, mon president.
-Qu'est-ce que yous faites
-Le d6sespoir dc ma famille..
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18
Une nelle ore.
d. Point Breaux,

Esunson de Point Breaux.
Le Dootenr Il. b. Martin, ds Pont-
Breaux, Louisiana, ofre gratis 10 ar
panta da terra 4 toute peTsonne on i
E0aka aoci6tb On c0napagnie qni aRrail
Flntanti0n de monEer nns raflnerie.
Deete terre bit situ6e d environ lle dc
mille da village de Pont.B reanx. Tic
bayon T9che II baigne dn cote n0rd-
ouess, ekl u chemin public ID borne do
C06e aud-est. Son emplacement ost
daa pins favoFabIes a cekte indnatrie.
Ellie est y0iaine DIES terres Oh ID plus
sande plantation de cannes . sucre
asopare
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18
Reserved Seats on sale at Jacobs News Star
or Never!

AS the season is far advanced and our stock Is larger
than we wish to carry over to the next season, we
will offer Special Inducements for the Holidays
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

IN emprunteur q nm usurieg:
-Yous n'avez nj cGur nj anne |; vous
n'aimez que l'argent.
Pardon : Jaime encore mieux Tor!
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWrNe

WILL AXE PLACE
At the Academy OF Music, New Orleans
TUESDAY,, FEB. IL, 1890,
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dol.
lars each. Halves $40; QUAR-
uers $5s Tenfhs Sc: Twenti
PaYsS 81.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

EGuvge da BoaYYsaa.-La etatisti-
cue nous apprend que Ia Louisiana est
4 Ia t&te de tons les &tats dc rUnion
pouf Id nombre ~d'executions capitales
G6galss faites Ed Fan 1889. Sur les SO
pendais0ns qui ont gu lien d Etats.
Unis, ellie on q Gu dix a 81 part.
De Ia meme source nous a%ppren0ns
aaiI v q ca IT'S executions sommafres
5u ill6gales dams le pays pendants Fan.
m6e, don't lS9 an Sud. LIE Texas en-
c0mpte QuatOrze. sCfest 3 tort que Pom
dit due les negres aouffrent seuls de Ia
loi dn lynch, car din nQnnbre DIES vic
shines dit plus hanf, iFnyy await que %
noira.
La Egts NsaMcaise da ia jaillet.-Nos
Iectaurs tronveront, A. nos COLONIES
dsannoDces, Id liste des membres du
C0mitS charge de fonder une S0ci6tt
don't le hut, CONNIE o lecteHrs 10 81,
vent deja, est do perp6tuer, 4 Ia Nou,
veile. Orleans, avec plus d'eclat que ja-
naais, III FAte Rationale francaise du Il
Jnillet.
rs general Jastrelnski, president dt
COsaif6 des Cinquante, await recu, ds
T'aas8nab lse gGll6raie. ~convoquee 10 lei
d6ceH bre, ID mission de former GO 60.
mite. II ia fait nseo nm tact, uiie droi
lure dsesprIt, nne impartiaiite au-desl
aua dB toni eioge II MY il aaia jetel
lee yanx sur IA liste que nous publions
% matiu, pour r~econnaftre Ia verits
de 90 que nous avancons.-Abeille.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

Le budget de Leon XIII vint de sac.
croftre par le fait do la lib6ralit6 dun
grand seigneur hongrois.
LIE baron de Lilienthal, qui est mort
ees iours derniers d Crate, laisse par
testament ~ millions de francs an
pape.
L'Union de Pont Breaux Lac DIR.
Armand Martin, repr6sentant de la pa.
roisse st. Landry, qui SC trouvait alite
depuis ~plusieurs semaines. Sc retablit
entierement. Mercrcdi passe, nous
ayons Gu lie plaisir d'apprendre gull
s'&tait rendu chez son fEere le DR.. F.
R, Martin.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-18

tZ@H -
La diphth6rie est e%pidefnique dams
10 region montagnense dn comte de
Monongahela. Vie. O.. ct il y exista de
grandes souffrances; Ia maladie est
compiiquee dune autre plus epoavan-
table encore, Ia finngue %noire,a qtl a
d6ia occasionn6 u trentaine de deces.
Les malades ont II %apparence af-
freuse.
Nous ne devons pas mons desoler dc
la rarete dn maQnereau, car mn vieux
pscheur, lie capitaine Chase de Prince.
town, Mass, ayant dirig6 son bateau
de peche dn cote do cap de Bonne-Es-
p6rance. y d trouv6, en- dept du dire
des savants que 10 maquerean ne vii
paa "a sud de f6quateur. des bancs
iu9pnisables de ce poisson.