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CHATS EFT RATs.--Le docteur Eve
rist, un medecin de la petite vile de
Saint-Mary (Ohio,) possede trois petit<
chats qui sont allaites tour a tour pa
la chatte, leur mere, ct par I'm RAJ
femelle.
Il y a q~uelques jours, dissent les
depeches de Saint-Mary, lie medecin
sc PENDANT a son Gcurie Oh Sc tiennent
dhabitude la chatte ct ses petits, a
etc tout stupefait de voir la place de
la chatte prise par I'm gros rat femelle
allaitant les petits chats. La chatte
est revenue sur ces entrefaites, ct lie
rat s'est alors retire sans qu'elle cher
chat a lui faire lie moindre NAL. LIE
soir, lorsque lie docteur Eyerist a
raconte Get incident a plusieurs de ses
amis, ceux-ci ont cru quill voulait Sc
moquer d'eux ct lui ont ri au nez
Dependant, CONNIE lie medecin parlait
tres serieusement, DIES paris Sc sont
engages ct lie docteur Everist ct SEES
amls Sc sont caches dams recurie pour
observer les jeunes chats. Or. I'm
spectacle plus Grange encore que
celul de la veille les attendait. Ia
chatte a~llaitait tranquillement ses
petits mails bientot ellie s'est retiree
ct Sc plaeant devant rouverture dun
trou a rats, ellie s'est mise a miauler i
plusieurs reprises. Au bout de ouel
ques secondes, lie rat femelle a emerge
du trou ct s'est rendu aupres DIES
petlts chats pour continuer a les
a%llalter, tandis que la chatte sortait
tranquillement de lecurie.
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(Saite an proclaim xumero.)
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FEUILLETON.
G0UFFRE.
PAR RAoUL DE NAvERY.
AU BAL.

Une femme tres-jeune ct dune
beaute remarquable etait ce soir-la
assise pres de Ia haute cheminee de
marbre dun des plus riches hotels de
Vienne. Sa tristesse c%ontrastait avec
lie luxe don't ellie etait e~nvironnee.
SEES grands yeux bleus Sc ~levaient
frequemmeut vers lie cadran de la
pendule, ct DIES larmes tremblaient au
bord de ses ellis.
Apres s'etre longtemps abandonn6e
a une angoisse involontaire, ellie tenta
de reagir contre cette faiblesse, ct,
Sc levant, ellie Marcia dams l'apparte-
ment, CONNIE 81 ellie esperait trouver
dams les objets exterieurs une distrac-
traction au mysterieux chagrin qui
~Penvahissait.
Mais, loin de calmer, son esprit, la
vue DIES tableaux, DIES portraits, DIES
euvres dart remplissant lie salon dams
lequel Sc tenait la comtesse Agnes
Alberti augmentait sa melancolie.
Eft dependant, rien dams ce mid parfu-
me ct soigne ne semblait indiquer que
Ton y put repandre DIES larmes. La
piece etait tendue de lampas bleu
tendre lame d'argent, sur lequei sen
levaient ave legerete DIES marbres
precieux, DIES ors mouths, DIES toiles de
maitres. On etait en- hiver ct la
piece embaumait CONNIE un bouquet.
Dams DIES vases venus a grands frais
de la fabrique de Sevres, s'etalaient
DIES gerbes de feurs rares. Eft rien
qua la facon don't la comtesse Albert
en- releva plusieurs, ct en- plaza une a
son corsage, on devinait que ces
ieurs avaient etc cueillies pour ellie
par un etre cher.
lie portrait en- pied dun homme
d'environ trente-cinq:ans, en- habit de
cour dune rare elegance, semblait
rayonner dams lie salon bleu. Sa tete
etait belle, martiale ct douce en- meme
temps. LIE regard droit ct clair ne
semblait capable de rien deguiser. ct,
CONNIE pour appuyer la loyaute de
ces yeux noirs, profonds ct doux. la
main serTait la poignee dune ep6e
avec un geste energique. Get elegant
gentllhomme devait avoir dams la
batallle un courage de lion, ct Sc
montrer dams la vie privGe dune
bonte melee de condescendance.
La comtesse s'arreta deyant le
portrait, lie contempla longuement::
pnis, rcvenant yers Ia chemin6e. ellie
regarda de nouveau lie cadran de n
pendule de Boule.
-Deux heures (! Jamais Carlo nest
rentre aussi tard, Rien ne saurait
m'empeeher de croire quill lui est
arrive IN malheur.
La jeune femme cacha son front
dams ses mains /; puts ellie s'agenouilla
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SUCRE RAFINE.-La question de
placer lie sucre rafine sur lie free liz,
fut discute il va q~uelques iours pa,
devant lie Comite DIES Votes ct Moyens
Gle IN chambre DIES Representants au
Congress il est inutile d'essaver de
cacher lie fait quill y Il danger dams Z
futur pour l'industrie sucr!ere q,
Louisiana. Nos reprGsentants de
vralent, ct nous somme confiant ou'ils
!e feront, demander une audience
devant &c Comite pour en- empecher le
passage. Plusieurs de nos membres
du Congress paraissent assures u Ie
Dill Gu free sugar EZRA d6fait. mails il
nest pas sage d'avoir trop de confiance.
Ii s'agit dun travail iudicieux ct
perseverant pour decider lie CONGRESS
Gle prendre n action defavorabIe snr
&c bill, parce quill existe I'm grand
sentiment dams la Chambre OF 10
Senat, en- favour de la libre entree do
sucres Gle tous les grades aux Etats.
Unis.
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ATELIER -TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront conti6s. Les
brefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu
laires, etc, seront imprimGs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a Ces prix uuI defient toute concur
renee.
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Les membres du Printing Board
furent elus par la Legislature vendredi
lie Ii courant. Messrs. Womack Of
Currle furent elus par lie Senat, ct
Messrs. Saunders, Hancock ct Guidrv
par la Chambrc. L'administration
semble controller.
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restait lie bouquet de roses blanches.


Carlo, tn as quelque chose. Que
s'est-il done passe a ce bal?
-Rien, chere Agnes, repondit lie
comte, simon CT qui arrive a tous les
balls. On a danse un certain nombre
de menuets. les femmes ont fait
assault de luxe ct de %coquetterie
quelques gentilshommes ont perdu
DIES sommes importantes, VOLTA tout.
-Toi, Carlo, tn ne joues pas, je
crois meme que tn ne COMMAS aucun
jeu.. tn pomrais done tout au plus
parier. ..Mais, CONNIE tn ne perds
jamais de crosses sommes, celia ne
suffirait pas pour m'expliquer ton
evidente preoccupation
Pas plus, dams tous les cas-, nor
annie, que mon retard nest de nature
a justiffer l'inquietude dams ~laquelle
je tie vols.
oh moi, r6pondit Agnes, je
suis une femme, une femme fable ct
neryense que tn accuses souyentd'etre
n enfant, ct meme une enfant
gatee. Celia est vrai. Ma mere, ma
blen-aimee mere don't je suis lie dernier
e%nfant, ct don't lie supreme regard Sc
reposa sur moi, ma mere entoura mon
enhance de SONS tells que jamais, par
son youloir, je mai souff4rt dams cetta
maison. Depuis note marriage, tn as
continue cette tradition Indulgence,
de bonte. tn mes pas settlement I'm
compagnon, un ami il semble que
tn devines &c que je souhaite ct &c
quill me faut. J'existe, je respire
dams une atmosphere de joie. jus
qua ce jour, tn he mas pas cause
Fombre dun souci, ct 81 ie SQUIRE ce
solr, c'est ma faute, puisque tn refu-
sails d'aller au bal de la cour. ct que
je tai oblig6 ty rendre. All. i'ai
Ell tort, puisque je ne puts supporter
ton absence, GU plut6t, ce serait I'm
enfantillage que ce souci, 81 tn ne lie
justifiais par ton attitude. Mails enin,
comprends ma folie, qui deyient une
soufrance. 80. Parle-moi de &C qui s'est
fait, de ce qui s'est dit. :. Racontc-moi
tout. tout. ..Vois-tu, Carlo, j'ai Pan
goisse dams Tame.
Eft c'est pour calmer ties ennuis
sans cause, chere Agnes, que tn as
pris dans lie double fond de ce coffret
IN bouquet que je reconnais...
-Cui, en- face dun malheur In
connu, j'eprouvais lie bcsoin de songer
au bonheur passe. Je me rappelais
nos ~fiancailles, ct l'instant OH tn me
donnas ave une solennelle promesse
ces tieurs aussi pures que nos ames..
Jy al cherche &c soir lie parfum
d~'autrefois, ct sur ces roses fanees
avant que nous ayons rien oubIie
rlen trahi, tn a me jurer que TAI
tort, que je suis une e%nfant, ct que
GRANTEES sont imaoinaires.
LIE comte Sc troubla legerement
pour eviter de r6pondre, il prit lie
bouquet tietri ct dit a sa femme:
-Je lie ferai COPPER en- pierreries
pour IA %prochaine Sainte-Agnes.
-Merci, r6pondit Ia comtesse Al
bert, qui parut avoir oublie ou'elle
venait d'exiger TN serment de O
mari.
Ellie ajouta en- %s'appuyant sur lie
bras lie bras de Carlo Albert
-Qui etait au bal, ce soir?
En- femmes :?
Non, Ell hommes.
MATS toute la cour, les ministries.
Ia haate noblesse, ton frere, qui est
rcntre en- meme temps que moi, ties
amis, les miens, lie comte de Vessel
lie baron de Ha-dingter. lie baron
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devant une eopie en- argent repousse
de la Verge miraculeuse de Zell:
Mon Diem dit-elle TAI nenr

Mon Dieu, dit-elle, j'ai peur...
Je suis dams vos mains ct vous
etes NOR Pere. ..Jusqu'a ce jour
vous m'avez fait la vie facile ct douce
mesurez l'epreuve a ma faiblesse..
ST dependant un malheur doit s'abat-
tire sur quelqu'un de cette maison, ne
frappez que moi, ne touchez pas a
ceux que Jaime.
En- ce moment, une tete dune
gentillesse piquante Sc montra entire
deuX portieres, I'm regard a la fois
timide ct affectueux inspecta lie salon,
puts une jeune file portant I'm coquet
costume de Tyrolienne s%'approcha,
sans bruit de la jeune femme.
En- re%connaissant la jeune file, la
comtesse Sc leva.
MYRTLE, dit Agnes. il est arrive
malheur a mon mari.
Doh vous Went cette pensee,
Madame?
-Mais regarde l'heure, Myrtille..
Songe que jamais lie comte ne rentre
apres minuit, quand par hasard, ce
qui est rare, il lui arrive de sortir
sans moi.
EFT il faut dire a Ia louange de
Monsieur lie comte, que sill est allie an
bal de la cour, c'est bien sur yos
instances, ma chere maftresse. Vous
voyant fatigu6e, il souhaitait roster
en- votre compagnie. Mais la com
Jesse de Haag. vote mere, lui a
repete sur tous les tons que Sa
Majestic r1mperatriee Marie-Th6rese
pourrait remarquer quill lui fait rare
ment sa cour, ct que sa situation
e1igeait qu'au moins il Sc montrat
aux receptions officielles. -. Vous, Ma
dame, vous avez appuye les raisons
de votre mere, ct lie comte est parti
Tout celia est vrai, MYRTLE mails,
ell souhaitant lie voir aller au bal. ic
demandais settlement quill fit acte de
presence. Ii pouvait traverser les
salons, puts revenir.. Albert doit
comprendre que je ne saurais prendre
de repos jusqu'a &c quill soft rentre
Depuis deax heures, mon inqui6tude
grandit son portrait me parait avoir
pris une expression d'indicible melan
collie. Tout me semble triste lei.
jusqu'aux fieurs quill m'envoya ce
matin...
Ma chere ma1tresse, dit MYRTLE,
dams quelques minutes sans doute,
monsieur lie comte rentrera, ct sill
s'apereoit que vous avez pleure, il
regrettera b%eaucoup d'avoir suivi vos
conseils ct ceux de la comtesse de
Haag .Laissez-moi vous enlever &c
grand habit, quittez ce salon aui vous
semble vide, passez dams yotre cham
bre, ct consentez a yous reposer.
Tout a lheure, MYRTLE, tout a
rheure. .Donne-moi lie cofret de
lapis, jy vais placer ces bijoux.
Agnes 6ta ses boucles d'oreillcs, ses
bracelets ct une broche de perles.
tandis que la petite Tyrolienne p~renait
la cassette sur une console. ct Ia
plaeait tout ouverte devant la com.
Jesse.
Mais c~elle-ci, au lieu de jeter les
claimants ct les perles dams lie coffret
double de velours, en- souleva lie
double fond, ct en- tira un bouquet de
roses blanches gardant lie fable
parfum DIES feurs sech6es.
Ces roses fi6tries lui rappelaient un
souvenir bieE cher sans doute. car ellie I
les porta brusquement d SEES levres.
Au meme instant, I'm pas rapide
retentit dams la piece voisine, ct la
comtesse Alberti, sans songer que ses
bijouX couvraient SEES oenoux so leva
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Mt Carmel Convent, 1~hiLodan- -

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cannot convey in adequate lappnaaa M;
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using yorr "Anti-Asthmatie PoUSned i
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from that dreadful disease. sauered
although | have tried many remed;"aa' and
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my experience with this precious and ,uus'
Bile powder and mixture will be the salaa.
inducing others to give Il a trial. ~oaas q
Yours respectfully,
A SISTER OF Mt. CARNrr Co..
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A VENDRE, IN grand magasin.
"A ct jardinr slime NJ Cut Oh. s we COW
Lafourche. eAo'o du Bayo&
S'addresser an bureau de IA asv~
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Better Concede Their Dem ands.

What is the remedy? A desperate
malady doth afflict the people. What
is the panacea for all these wounds?
There is no use Disgusting the fact that
the people want and must have more
money-gold, silver and paper. They
must have cheaper transportation. They
demand an equal chance to till the
earth and dig in the mines which the
great God has given us. You can talk
to them until you grow old and weary.
and all arguments will be Of no avail.
These three principles Of land, trans
portation and money are engrafted into
their being, and there 1t will stick until
they get their demands. 1t would be
wise and prudent for all to concede
their rights and adjust the great differ
ences between capital and the wage
earners. The Enquirer looks for happy
issue out Of this storm and forebOding.
Blessed be the Moses who shall lead the
people.-Del Norte (Colo.) Enquirer.
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tyne family, lev. i:oDe1t Caldwell and
others who lived in Pulaski at the time
of my sojourn there. My association
with the people was as peaceful and
fraternal as possible during the existence
of hostilities and remarkably SO in all
that region Of the country.
No complaints were ever made to me
concerning the matter now Matched up,
and so far as l know none were ever
made to General Dodge. The troops at
Pulaski were under the command Of
General Dodge, and was acting under
his authority myself. Had been guilty
of the outrages charged he would, upon
being made acquainted with the fact,
have removed me INSTANTLY. B. Wea-
YER in Southern Alliance Farmer.
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What the Populist Kuows.

The Democrats enjoy pointing to
Homestead as a glowing example Of the
beauties of Mckinley and Carnegie com
bined.
The Pennsylvania Republicans make
wry faces and fling back. You're an
other" while pointing to the miners
war in Tennessee.
The Populist raises his warning hand
and pleads for justice, mercy and peace.
The Populist knows no north, no sonth,
no east. no west. He knows no Demo
cratic or Republican party. He knows
the economic conditions are out Of
Joint, or there would be no conflict be-
tween labor and capital. He asks you
TO vote the Peoples party ticket this
fall and thus indorse the grandest polit-
ical sentiment of the present century,
Equal rights to all. special privileges TO
none. Denver Road.
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Is good motto when applied to the
whole state, and when appliedto To-
calites it is equally appropriate, and
means to stand up for the business
men of the town, who have the rep
utatioB Of doing he,right thing at d.
all times.
STEVENS & JOHNSON, the old reliai
bic photographers, are standing. up,
for their many old customers bysdo-s
ing the best work in the country, at
the old stand, north of the postoffice,
west side Of the square,
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A Brave Won an.

The Peoples party nominee for attor-
ney general in Montana. Miss Ella L..
Knowles, is political hustler. She ad-
dressed public meetings at different
points in the state nearly every week
day in August and will keep it up until
election. Sometimes she speaks two
and three times in twenty-four hours.
The women taking part in the independ-
ent political movement are not saying
much about their rights" but they are
seizing them and holding them with "A
firm hand.-Chicago Vanguard.
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To Arrange Matters with Money

II am afraid our situation is critical"
said Congressman Oates recently. ITO
carry Alabama for Cleveland is going to
take hard work and lots Of money. !
have not been home very long, but | find
many Democrats leaving the party.
Something must be done at once. Still
| have confidence that we can arrange
matters before November.
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The Farmers Alliance has absolute
and undisputed control Of the Demo
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has the votes, white votes, behind them.
This is the condition that is to be Gorm
in mind when one figures upon ihe p,
li.ical future of South Carolina.
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L. 8. CARTER a. CO.,
Wichita, Kansas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-10-06

Nausea, Nettle Rash,
Piles, Rush of Blood to
plexion, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache, Skin
ach, Tired F ceiling,
Water Brash and every
ease that results from
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-26
Good might.
Harper,s Bazar


There Is tender sweetness about some
oil our common phrases of affectionate greet
ing, simple and unobtrusive as they are.
which falls like dew upon the heart. Good
night! The liitle one lisps it as gowned in
white, with shining face and hands and
prayers said. she toddles off to bed Sisters
and brothers exchange the wish, parents
and children, friends and friends.
Familiar use has robbed 1t Of its signif-
canoe to some of US. We repeat IL auto
matically without much thought. But
consider. We are voyagers. putting off
from time to time upon an unexplored
sea. Our barks of life set sail aud
60 onward into the darkness, and
we. asleep on our pillows, take no
such care as we do when awake and Jour
neying by daylight. OF the perils OF the
night, whatever they may be, we take no
heed. An unsleepiDg vigilance watches
over us, but 1t Is the vigilance of one
stronger and wiser than we, who Is the
Eternal Good. Good and God spring from
the same root and are the same in mean
Ing. "Good-by" is only ''God be with you. /"
Good night" is really God night" or
God guard the night"
1t would DO churlish household In
which these gentle forms of speech were
ignored or did not exist. Alike the happy
and the sorrowful, day by day, may say,
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