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The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

Oue of the Isaac Sherwood huttijng machines
capable Of hlling .5a0 bottles per hour, win b,
placed i'll this room. Here also are the rim sing
sinks, etc. After the medicine ia put up the bot.
tlesure placed on a cradle, submerged ana pass cd
through i've feet of water After riusing the bot
ties are allowed to dry Two cars holding 500
bottles each convey the medicine To the packing
tables where they are cartoned and boxed.
The second floor is the compounding room
where the medicine Is ln!Xel. OAe large oak tank
holding 200 gallons is suspended through the Il Jor
THIS is the mixing tank. Eight otner oak tanks
holding ltj gallons each, are placed near ny,
These tanks hold the several ingredients uf yAic!.
the medicine is composed. iron tubes lc;ti from
these tanks to II set of Fairbanks scales. When
the medicine IS to bu compounded man stantls at
the scales and draws from the several tanks the
ingredient wanted which Is weighed to 4 niccty.
1t Is thea turned Into the compounHing tank. A
partition divides this ilror into TWO large rooms,
each 100 by "A feet. On one size Is stored The vast
amount Of advertising matter used, while the
other side Is the wrapping am'! mailing room.
The third floor is used for storage, and on the
fourth floor the shipping boxes are made.
Morse ~ Williams two ton power elevator
ll.ln the basement the attic ald carries ali
the material u-ei in the building. ME city water
Is conveyed through toll incl. Pipe and r,.Giul,
to all parts q the building.
The Office Is very complete in alj IT. arroiut-
m.nts Here i fun corps Of ccmpete:.l c!el Is
und typc Writer'S. 4 large force Of yonng adcai is
employed in preparing advertising matter 10 hc
sent out nest winter. Ny. Hanson, the manager,
Is q thorough believer in advertising, aud ooo
will ne put into newspapers ucNt season, The
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

Dr. il. II. Twitrhcil, lecturer of the Maine state
Grange, Is having calls from every section of the
state to work In the interest of the order. He VIII
attend an all day. meeting AT FOxcroft the 10Th
inst, speaking in the evening on The Political
Duties Of the hour Later on he Will ~ into York
county and parts of Androecuggin. lie
thinks there are cyidences of activity among the
patrons.
Mt. Pleasant Grange hall at West Rorkport was
dedicated Wednesday, Oct. :. ana the officers OF
the state Grange We're present I'm honor of the
occasion. An address was made by State Master
Hunt. after which Il literary program was carried
out consisting OF cornet solos, music by the Rock
port band, etc A poem read by F. W. smith, of
Rockland and recitation by Miss Marta Mitchell.
Refreshments and a social hop completed the pro
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

The convention of the New England Epworth
League, held recently in Portland, was very sue
cesstul. Hon Thomas b. Reed addressed the con
vcntion Thursday, the closing day. He made n
very brief speech, closing by bidding the convcn
tion godsp@ed in its work. AZ the close Mr.. Reed
was heartily applauded. Resolutions were adopt
ed indorsing temperance strongly, and In favor of
keeping the Worlds fair closed on sunday Ofic
ers elected for the ensuing year as follows :
President Rev. W |. Haven, Boston; Vice Presi
DENTS Edward s. Everett, Portland, ). +. Dawson,
Lawrence, Mrs. X. l.. Bruce, Springfield. VI, Mrs.
o. W. Scott, Norwich. Conn; Secretary, Rev F. H.
Knight, Spring field Mass. Treasurer, W IL. Elan
ders, Newton, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15
Congressman BOutelle's Fences.

a good deal about Hon. G.. A. Boutelle's political
fences being out of repair. Boutele's fences
have always troubled thcm-ever since he fenced
in those gentlemen of fragrant memory in Maine
connected with the state Steal. His enemies have
never forgiven him for the fence he built then-so
high that the thieves couldn't climb over. and so
tight that they couldn't crawl through and between
the chnks Of which they have been peering out
into very justly mertted odium ever since. SO
far as we know AroOstook is well satisfied with
Mr. Boutcle, and the faithful attention he has CIV
en- her interests and appreciates the fact that he
has filed the place with degree of ability and in
lluence that reflect great credit on his State and
district Star Herald, Pressure Isle.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

big mackerel caught In 40 fathoms of
water of Seal Island, Nova Scotia, on August 6.
1t measured 26 inches from the tip of the nose to
the fork of the tail, and was 10 inches in grth.
This is remarkable because of the great size of the
fish and the depth in which il was taken. Capt
Pothier, who caught 1t on cod hook, thinks 1t Is
the largest mackerel ever seen on the coast.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

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= pays made such hu-inr7- oHnnertien- IN tht-
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''-' 0''''e70- i'"'Hlahl lf!Hihc-
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o'inr one eitN- 'i+ TIv ,.ctIlIiu-, - ili- H. clI
i'iih mistake l->rrI poet WlN tc; sYl, lh1i ii
Il ;hr tiit'Is Va" ttr declining.
=" 7HH.A lI'h' sore ma-tlt1> j"th0"n'~ Nno-
H"' '.ol"'w mfA' tHem yer. p.lan!r-
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Tho ruY. L- 18th Ot every woman depends great
I uFtn hct-"!t, delays Through ti'-o Inoic-ty tr,
i-,i a, .,.'. .'iN'''I rSe''''' N"h
At always ~i,il- the effect of the sermon ui Il
a'l d~crt pui'dD lhls ON aqiaricr.
f-ifN trn- y .la.-en'- Auntyun Lin.u.ut hu-
lc''- p" uttt.I inHur-emcrt Naltv.l ul vs..
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pl1" o.. iNrtangr> "H,cai~c, my Son, it D.
whore Nc rAcnaI &C munty tor tA Ie4ichcJ.. .f
oter TEN Years had it very I1i, could hartI,
-, "'7'.'- '"', H,It 7''l @h'i hiI ~ l0
W." , H''' .il'7VN II cream h" ,h
''' ''' ~ ~'',i' ~ a. LIZ fiAs " sure 7uitA
i Il - -''a ''.''"7 4, HS' ~ am "lu
ili1 IN =" Ss''t e. y tlie lHv lI
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Ltbnl fdsbfu,, tn,. a commitment. .,I ,,..,
what he saw in n,. 10 tIl 81 g. ,,,tt ,Ia,i-s
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

amount to SH,oaA. It's safe to say that this
rany alone VIII increase the revenue of the Bel
fast post office nearly s9Ooo, which with tIe natur-
a increase win make the revenue Of the post Of
flee 100000 next year.
This description is not It phIi advertisement for
The company, but is merely to snow the outside
world what one Of Belfast's industries is doing.
This medicine was compounded by Dir. &. G. Kill
core h 1855. and was u.eL III hi. nractce. Il vas
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

tnea mate in ten gallon keg in
tie City Drug Store, BY way Of
comparison, anito show the rap
TT growth Of this medicine, we
present 4 Gut Of the keg in which
it was made III 1875 ana 4 picture
of the extensive laboratory of
lS9l. pr. kiI&orr prepared it in
Nj. lruE store nMtil the saIes
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was rick, gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

Insurance Agent ito his partner What a
shame anima is can't insure their lives! Think
what business we could do among cats-each of
'em has nine lives"
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

The lake which has the highest elevation of
any in the world is Green lake, Col. lc3 sur
face is 10,252 feet above the level Of the sea.
In 5 me places it is over 300 feet deep The
greatest depth of the ocean is 27,930 feet.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-15

MIR. Frank Huffman, a young man of Buriing-
ton Ohio states that he had been under the care of
two prominent physicians, and used their treat
ment until he not able to get around. They
pronounced his to be Consumption and In
curable. He persuaded to try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds and
that time was not able TO walk across the street
without resting. He found, before he had used
half of a dollar bottle that he was much better
he continued to use it and is to DAY enjoying good
health. If you have any Throat. Lung or Chest
Trouble try it. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial
bottle free at X. II. Moodys Drui store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
MAKE NO ERROR !

nyou have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once TO DIR. :.
CLAY TODD, Al MOnrOe-st.
Room 4, Grand Rapids,
Mich. He will save you
much expense and loss Of
time. DIR. TOdd's hospital
and other experience In
foreign countries, together
with his purely Vegetable
and harmless remedies. im-
ported directly from those
countries, and 25 years
special practice in the
largest cities in the United
States, renders him pecuI-
iarly fitted for the work of
curing apparently hopeless
cases. DIR. Todd is i'm his
Office from 8 i'm the morning
to Z at night. Every day
but Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Peckhsm's Group Remedy cures
WhoopiDg Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
ASTHMA IS YEARS,
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

/ had asthma IS years very bad
sometimes had 10 go 10 bed, and tht
treatments took from physicisns were
Of no use until ] employed DR.. Clas
Todd, 43 Mon-oe-st. room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich. ] have been taking his
medicine one month. and notwItb-
standing my recent trip of two weeks
10 Canada / have contiBuedsto improve
steadily. and have only bad one had
spell since / began his treatment, aDd
that was when / was IN Canada. now
breathe freer, especially IN the last
week or ten days, and take longer
walks without experiencing difficulty.
in fact, feel that my dreadful COM
paint is leaving me. | am 6e YEAR, o.
age. s. II. IEREk,
Cor. Charles-st. and weaithy-ave..
Jan. IL, 1891. Grand Rapids, NJ lch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

A n1ss1a a So zafssst aials.
= as sae<t 44@s - alEsst .egely aas
Waea 7-ais 2al scss a4-sls a. se-zSs t--s--
/ 1Osa1s Is - ssz.a y az ea@r-
T. - - - Is 4els l-a .ey,
Tst asssx =. = ssssn ~ 30
ssag s~al - s1szs t>srAses hfsa gn~a.
Tt.a 14s4seaae. eiitas sosaa ss-isss bea-
Hss a. -esod ega o. zsgius s4oE>.
4 - Siaesls sFsell--s as1HAs Qsse~ asors,
" ere si~sss a1zas. "t-~ss Ezta = tAsskas
o1 tLa Iass fiasea asat 80 s-sg4L
~ hsaFs ssAt klga- alsass kne~
ltist sasa iAe a2eaE eriea SO &s@
. p - ie0t ~ ass Fss 49,. $40 zs-.F
L.sat Lz4saed Els cousin ace - aa@
D1. sEgiiy~ a4lglsd ~sa4 @-a vAla.
b. aslt si go. - Es4s.a tAse-
sac splsd - esb0a fxsss aa4 aes.
Saa slalsbel tss ieaeta ~ 81 aizsg b-ca
Aaa kastssd it ls4a Aas sgeast-
4 . tas aa4ta - s1its sza Dests
Ua. lss 4.a sese a saee, SIC s@-A
ait -4y -. s-t ssse4 ay Es-a.
whsa looking az. stain Jhs door
st0od sea. ~ Bal. ~ loE-s Saoe cz9rss
bga Cd sis sss-s- shg Should u Dc -
Ma tuERed ca J.Ee iasts.4 u a1ei
sac asssr lcl4a. ~ g4lg vel3re,
rrsss saas glae lBIsa sAst s1s sorsI
VITA jealous p4ag kass n tAsa-
t0ressr lost . lls "a Sea
When Love .tsmpts as .iass % trn
-fis Fsla - s-aF aim let Etna ny
Boz 0h / klss 1 Eeed a8t naOarz
Hzd 1 myself tasg FiDsoa ssFal
Well let e "a. S0ve hsavsns grscs
Needs shs Who Is a0t fair Of face.
saE 'tis rs red Fobe u ades the roses
Tas garments eDaFLa Tor beauty goaz.
And tast blue fiboon held tne xey
OF al any lonegY life Tor mei
Marian D0agias. IA Isrpers Baxaf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
iOlsG asD MIDDLE MEn

NERVOUS DliBn-tgN. NERNOI )
Weakness. resulting ffon oAEls illass-
crelsoas and exeessss al maj aaossa. slNeT-
work 81 the hraln, improper treatment
ef some other diseases, Improper Gse II
instruments n examinations and trc&l-
lnenf ~ sonle other diseases. heIei itATy
weakness, etc, caIasng iost lnanloas.
inpatelaCs. tAf2eilIlcsS, lisStai3sN la cs,s.
leci ideas OF remember ~erd during
conversations making the sufferer loss
confidence IA every one. eNrn himself.
causing continual worry aud ANXIETY
about IrOuh!es that never conle, some
times causing Ep.iepss, often causing
insanity, ons form OF Deafness, faral.
ssis, Nervousness ana Heart Disease,
inability "a cond aet business. etc.
This disease. with all iss compiled
.lons. Is always cured by Dr. ;. Clay
Todd, IS Aonroe-st., Room I, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Call Immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Gu X ED

] had terrible steady hackaohe for
four years without any let up at ALI
sometimes l could hardly stralghten
up. Could mol rloe ln a wagon on ac-
count of the greater JaI OF tue wagon.
and have walked rather than f1oe. l
have now been under the treatment OF
DR.. :. CLAY TODD, 4S Monroe-st.,
room 4, Grand Raplds, Mich, ten days,
and yesterday rode 25 miles and nine
miles today in u wagon without palH
at sli--the first time for four years.
would cheeriully recommend Dr.
Todd 20 those who have great pain ia
their backs. AVERY DOMNfR,
October is, 1890. Alpine, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Derangement of the liver, with con-
stipation, injuries the complexion, in
duce plmples. sallow skin. Remove
the cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One dose. Try them.
Why don't you try Carter's Little
Liver Pills2 They are a positive cure
for sick headache, and all the ills pro-
duced by disordered liver. Only one
pill dose.
The action of Carter's Little Liver
Pills IS pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowels, hut do not purge.
They are sure to please. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured Consumption.

FoET waYxr. Ind d, Sept II, 1872
For the benefit of those who think
consumption incnrabie, ws make
statement Of my cure. On the l2th II
last March | was taken with the lun(
fever, or as the doctors called II. pleunDs
pneumonia. ! was attended bv ous
whom ] had considered the most efni-
neut physician OF fhs ciiv for three
months and half. during which time
be employed Eve other physicians q
counsel. For about three weeks 4
thought vac getting better, wfen an
st,scess began ~ form In my left lung.
and the pssysicls "a pronounced 4 q1ick
consumption. From tins time ! failed
rapidiy, and raised pint ~ a quart 81
phlegrn matter each day, and had night
swess. by tse 25tb Of June had got
40 weak that could rot ifs
cisss Of water TO nv mouth.
and was confined to my led
was reduced 20 skeleton steerf
my legs and feet, which were greatly
svslle6. A fhis time my wife sce5nr
Dr. :. Gay Todd's circular, employed
bful, and am free TO ssy J inprortc
steadily from the time ] commenced
taking his medicines. IN three dsvs
ire swelling Rad gone out ~ my liusss.
and in three weeks vas si,lt " tr up
sEd wslk sut 0ocfs o little. and n ten
wessEs ] ~'ss sfsie ~ walk Ter miles. and
J felt ss ~eli "a ever did. N0x I wslE
from three 70 feur rniIss each day. and
neither oouah Dor sDa. hsvs 40 yein
snd thluk my luugs healed T.erfsctiy.
JOHN A. MILLER,
- " Greg iebtnp-sve- : 4. Nsyns Ind.
VI. Miller nov weighs I7i POUNDS
Nf. Miller - 0rer 70 years Old. NJ
Miller wss cf7red fs Years sgo. Tn
sliSyvs that cxnsuHffsyfi cnr - pr
rpsasnfIv cured ~ D.. s Cay 7od6.
People srs g0rnr eeivesn bore are
Ecyf WSvrse ertrv dsT. fsef errTSt
tlix p&rtRnisrs u rs cure. Il vss the
tA.k of tie TOWN for mDDlts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Simply apply "SwkyxE's OINTMENT" !"
No Internal medicine required. Curse
tetter, eczafns, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, etc. leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for swAYxE's OIyraExT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Mrs. Vfnsiev's Soothing Syrup shoafi al
vays vsed for children te-thiaz- ft sooth~.
the child. softsns n. ga8ls. eilsys all pa a
cures wind ceiic. and IL ths best remedy for
aizrrheea g cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

"Whoso giveth a cup of cold water to
one of these little ones. he giveth it
unto me-" And Jim had given more
than that-he had given his life, for the
next day Big Ben and the rest found
him on the plain-scalped- ed--Chambers
Journal
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-03-07
calfater. Erik resOlut de reconnai

la plus resiStante, afin de Padopter
CONNIE quarter general en- y trans.
portant le depot de wires.
C'est dams Get esprit que maas-
ter Hersebom ct lui reprirent leur
exploration du cote Quest, apres
s'6tre reposes pendant quelques
minutes a la pointe nord. lis
suivaient maintenant ce bord de la
banquise, qui, deux heures plus tot,
dessinait encore le Iivage du golfe
on le yacht americain etait venu Sc
faire acculer. Klaas courait en-
avant, anime par la fraicheur de
Fair, ct semblait SO trouver dams
son veritable element sur ce tapis
de neige, qui lui rappelait sans
donte les PLANES du Gro6nland.
Tout coup, Erik le Wit humer
Pair, partir CONNIE une fleche, ct
s'arreter en- aboyant devant un
objet encore cache par IN amas de
glaces.
"Encore IN ougiouk ou On pho
que !" Sc dit-il sans presser lie pas.
Ce n'etait nj un ougiouk nj IN
phoque qui gisait au bord de Ia
banauise ct mOtivalt p6moi lie
kIaas. C'6tait un homme, un
homme inanime ct sanglant, don't
lie costume de peaux n'appartenait
certainement pas a un matelot de
pAlaska. Celia frappa tout d'aboId
Erik CONNIE un souvenir de Fhiver
mage de la Vega. II souleva la t6te
de Get homme, ellie 6tait couverte
dune epaisse chevelure rouge, et
remar9uable par un nez ecrast
CONNIE celui dun negre...
Erik Sc demanda sill n'etait pas
le jouet dune illusion. Sa mair
ouvrit le gilet de rhomme, NIT
nu sa poitrine. Cetait peut G.re
lnOins encore pour verifer 81 le
ceur battait que pour y cherche1
un nom...
Ce nom sly trouvait, tatoue Ell
bleu, dams un ecusson grossierement
dessine! "Patrick O'Douoghan
Cynthia"
Et lie cHur battait!.. EFT rhommt
n'etalt pas mort T.. IL await seule
ment une large blessure a la t6te
une autre a Pepaule, ct, sur l.
poitrine, une confusion qui devai
grandement g6uer ses movements
respiratoires.
"Il faut le transporter a notr'
abri, le panser, le rappeler a Ii
vie!" dit Elk a master Hersebom
| Et il ajouta a voix basse, comm,
sill craignait d'6tre entendu:
C'est lui, pere, celui que nou
cherchons depuis 81 longtemp
saus ratteindre, Patrick O'Do
noghan!. lie VOLTA ct presqu
sans souff1e w
| La pensee que le secret de sa vi
6tait la, sous ce crane epais e
sanglant, OH la mort semblait DEF
avoir pose son empreinte, allumai
dams les yeux d'Erik une flamm
sombre. Son pere adoptif devin
ce Qui Sc passait en- lui ct ne pu
s'emp6cher de hausser les epaule.
II semblait dire:
ala belle avance, quand mem
on pourrait tout savoir maint'
, nant!. EFT CONNIE tous les secret
, du monde importent dams notr
position"
, II men prit pas moins lie corr
, par les jambes, tandis qu'Erik
. tenait sous les bras, ct charges d
! ce fardeau, ills Sc remirent en- ma
che.
/, LIE movement fit ouvrir les yen
6 au blesse. Bient6t la douleur OF
!. lui causaient ses plates fut 81 viv
mil axhnla dos nlainfos oon Enso
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-03-07
No. 80

dul pOuf Iu0l uu0 81
grande Importance, apprenez. moi
ce que vous savez sur 'spenfant 4
la bouee'! Donnez- moi settlement
nne indication qri me permette de
retrouver ma famille Que pou-
vez vous craindref Quel danger
at II pour vous me satisfaire?. :"
O'Donoghan ne repondait pas ct
paralssait poser dams sa tete obtuse
les arguments que lui presentait
Erik.
"Mais, dit-ll enfn avec effort, ST
nous nous tirions d'affaire, 81 nous
arrivions dams un pays Oh il Y
aurait des JUICES, vous pourriez me
taire avoir du NAL!
Non, je vous ejure !. .Je vous
le jure surtout ce quill y de plus
sacr6 l.. dit Erik avec feu. Quels
que soient vos torts envers d'autres.
Je vous garantis quill men r6sultera
pour vous aucune consequence
fachense J.. ..D'ailleurs, il y a une
chose que vous semblez ignorer,
c'est quill y maintenant prescrip-
ton sur tout cela.-je veux dire
que ces evenements, quels qu'ils
soient, s'etant passes depuis plus
de vingt ans, la justice humane
ma plus le droit de vous en- deman-
der compile!
-Vraiment7 demanda Patrick
avec un reste de defiance. M. Jones
ma dit pourtant que rAlaska etait
envoye par la police, ct vous- meme
vous avez parle de tribnnaux...
-Ces; a propos de fats tout
recents, dun accident qui nous est
arrive au debut de notre voyage!
Soyez sur one NJ. Jones s'est mo-
que de vous, Patrick! Sans doute,
Il a quelque inter6t a ce que vous
ne parliez pas!
Pour sur, il y a inter6t! dit
PIrlandais avec conviction. Mais
entn, comment avez vous decou-
vert que je sais lie secret! reprit il
Ell regardant Erik.
Par NJ. Bowles ct mistress
Bowles, du Red Anchor, Brook
lyn, qui yous ont souvent entendu
parler de "l'enfant sur la bouee".
-C'est vrai = ~ dit lIrlandais.
Et il retiechit encore.
"Alors, vous n'etes pas envoy6
par la police. bien sur 7 reprit,il.
) -Mais non,-quelle idee absur.
de J. ..Jesuis envoye par moi.m6me,
par fardent desir, par la soif que
j'ai de savoir quel est mon pays.
queIs sont mes parents, VOLTA
tont!' y
O'Donoghan cut IN sourire
vaniteux.
"Ah! VOLTA ce que vous voulez
savoir! dit-il. Eh bien, c'est vrai,
je puis vous le dire, MOL. ..Cest
vrai, je lie sails !...
-Dites lie moi, O'Donoghan,
r dites-le-moi /! s'ecria Erik, qui lie Wit
J ebranle. Dites-le.moi, ct je vous
promets le pardon pour vos torts,
81 vous ell avez, la reconnaissance,
sill NEST donn6 de vous la prou-
verw
5 L'Irlandais donna un coup d'eil
Z de convoitise sur la bouteille de
$ CUR.
S "Cela desseche le gosier de tant
parler, dit,il dune voix pateuse.
D Je boirais bien un peu d'eau de.vie,
e 81 vous vouliez...
IL ny Ell a plus lei, mais on va
aller vous Ell chereher au depot de
!. vivres! Nous en- avOns deux
il crosses pieces" repliqua Erik en-
remettant la bouteille a maaste,
Hersebom.
r Celui ci s'eloigna aussit6t, suiyi
20 do K1aac