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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-22
WHIT DOES 1T MATTERi
ELLA wHEELE, WILCOX.


Wealth and glory, place and power,
What are they worth to mc or yOui
For the lease of life runs out in an hour,
Aud death stanls ready to claim his
due;
Sounding honors or heaps Of gold,
What are they all when all is told
A pain or pleasure, a smile or tear
What does it matter what We claim
For we step from the cradle into the bier,
And y careless world goes on the same.
Hours of gladncss or hours of sorrow,
What do, S it matter to us tomorrow
Truth of love or VOWS Of friend
Tender caresses or cruel sneers-
What do they matter to us in tho end 7
For the brief day dies and the long
night nears.
Passionate kisses or tears of gall.
The grave W i'll open and cover them all
Homeless vagrant or honored guest,
Poor and humble or rich and great
All are racked with the worlds unrest,
All must meet with the co mmon fate.
Life from childhood till we are old,
What is all when all is told
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-22
ABOUT BEES.

1t is estimated that bees, in or.
der TO collect one pound of honey,
must visit and extract all the aec.
tar contained in $4,000 heads of
clover of the average size. This
herculean task (for tho bees) }
would necessitale 3,750,0O0 trips
TO and from the hlyc.
Wax is a substance secreted by
the bee, and is analogous to tn.
fat in The higher animals. The
wax Of a species of bee common
in Patagonia, Terra del Fuego ana
other parts Of Southern South
America and the adjacent islands,
is a dark blue in colon and is said
10 be more poisonous than arsenic.
A hive of 5000. bees will pro-
duce about fifty pounds of honey
annually, and will multiply about
tenfold in five years. According
to latest statistics the total number
of hives Of bees in the United
States and Europe is 7,424,OOO,
and The annual product of honey
1S3,OOO,00O pounds.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-22
A PROLIFIC RACE.
Families Of Many Children In the Neigh.
borhOod Of Bristol.

Four families living in the coun.
try surrounding Bristol, Tenn.,
have, it saiG, more children than
any four families in the United
Sta,es. t.
Rev. Asa Routh, of Piney Flats,
is the father Of 80 children, most
Of whom are living and still under
his roof.
Mr.. SANDS, a man living on the
farm of DR.. M. N. Butler, is now
living with his third wife. Strange
to say, he married Weavers every
time. Two OF them were sisters.
and the third was a slster-ln.law Of
the other two. He is the father of
% children. All are single but
one.
Mr.. Miles, of the town of Jones.
vile, Va, had 81 sons in The Con.
federate army.
A short time ago old Mr.. Charles
Addinglon died at Ms home in
Scott county, Va, at the ripe OLD
age Of ]07 years. He was married
the third time when he was just
SO years old. His bride was only
merging out of her teens. When
he wanted his license he mounted
Il lrusiy mule and rode several
miles 10 get it. Mr. Wood, who
was then county court clerk, offer.
ed to assist the aged man on his
mule when he,wanted to take his
departure, but the old man said:
"No1 am a young man yet;'
and sure. he was, for five children
blessed the new union. He was
The father of 81 children. All of
The above can be vouched for. All
told, there are 10 of these chill.
dren.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-22
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

The following extracts we take
from letter written to the New
York Evening Post by some one
in Mobile signing himself A Cleve.
land Democrat, which is about as
far a statement of the Southern
sentiment as could be penned. He
says:
While good many Of the Dem.
ocratic papers at the South cor
rectly represent the sentiments of
The Democratic masses in this
section, there are others, notably
the Atlanta Constitution and the
Birmingham Age Herald, that do
not. A vast majority Of the
Southern Democrats are to-day in
favor OF the nomination Of Grover
Cleveland. This is no bald asser.
ton, but is a fact that can be sub.
stanliated by intelligent and we'll.
posted Democrats iu every State
in the South.
l am willing 10 admit that this
was not the case Immediately
after the publication of Mr.. Cleye-
lands letter against free silver
coinage. At that time The silver
craze had a firm hold of the
Southern Democracy, and especi.
ally that portion Of il that belonged
to the Farmers Alliance. Such IS
not now the case. Many Demo.
Gratis who were enthusiastic sup.
porters OF the free silver coinage
have begun to doubt the wisdom
Of such measure, and in The
policy Of The leaders of the party
who are pursuing course which
is likely to lose votes forlhe Pres
idential ticket in The East, and
which cannot be depended on to
gain votes in the West. Others
have seen the wisdom Of Mr.. Mills
advice TO put the tariff question in
the front and 10 relegate the silver
question to the background. The
saying has been universal among
the bone and slnew of the Demo.
cratic party in. the South Tor sew.
eral months past that they wanted
Grover Cleveland, and that it
made no difference 10 them what
his position was on the silver
question.
The leaders are not leading the
masses of The Southern Democrats
at present. But they will soon
have to tall into line with them.
Some OF them have already done
so. They thought that Cleveland
had committed political hari kari
when he wrote his an,isilver let.
Ter. They are now finding out
their mistake.
e. A* = -
Southern Senators and Con.
gressmen who have pronounced
against Mr.. Cleveland are now
beginning 10 find out they do not
carry the public opinion of their
States in The pockets OF their
trousers. They may soon te ex.
] pected to experience a change of
mind. The tide in favor Of Cleve,
lands denomination has set in so
strongly at the South that the
man who attempts 10 stem 1t will
lind himself IN as bad a fix as
Canule when, he attempted 10
demonstrate his superiority oyer
the forces Of nature. The South
ern Democrats are speaking with
no uncertain voice. They are for
tariff reform and Grover Cleve
land, and they do not propose to
yield their convictiors at The bid
ding OF men with one idea or ring
politicians.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-22
THE COURTS.
THE REG ULAR TERMS.
CIRCUIT COURT SECOND DIST.
SAMUEL II. TERRAL, Judge.

SAMUEL II. TERRAL, judge.
JAMES II. NEVILLE, District Attorney.
Tn the county Of Iauderlale, on the second Mon.
hay Of January and July and continue twenty -four
In Il the county Of Noxubec, on the second Monday
bf February and August and continue eighteen
|lays. , .,s,,
March and September. and continue twelve days.
In the county Of Clarke, ON hfthi,d Monday Of
March and September and continue twelve DAYS.
In the county Of Wayne, on the second Monday
bf ApIjl and October ard continue six days.
In the county of Greene on the third Monday Of
!, ,nril and ctober. land continue ak DAYS..
In the county or Marion. First District, on the
4 Ihird Monday Of june and December, and continue
In days In the SECOND District, on the fourth
Monday Of June and December, and continue six
Ilays. -,
I'm the county Of Hancock. on the first Monday
kf Nav and November, and continue twelve days.
In the county Of Harrison. on the third Monday
Lf Nav and November. and continue twelve days
In the county of jackson, on the first Monday Of
|June and continue six days, and December and
Continue twelve days.
In the county Sf Perry. at Augusta the First
district, on tho third Mondays In May and Nov.
Ember, and centinne six days and In the town Of
IIattiesburg, the Second District, on the fourth
Mondays of May and November, and continue six
Hays.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-22
PROFESSIONAL.
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NR. Il. A. BEDGO0D'-
DENTIST,

DENTIST,
Main Office on Ker Street. nearly op-
pos,te Catholic Church. Scranton. Miss.
Branch office. Eagle Hotel, TUESDAYS
and Fridays, Moss Point, Miss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-10

Gobierno General.-Secretarla- Negociado
7.o-Real Orden aprobando el anticipo de cesan-
tia concedido por el Gobernador General de Fill
pinas alRegistrador de Manila.
Negociado 6.o-Habiendo cesado po. enfer-
mo 81 vicec6nsul INFERNO de Inglaterra en- Ma
yaguez don.J, Boothby queda temporalmente en-
cargado de su despacho el senor don Gerardo
!. Monefeldt.
Negociado de Obras Pdblicas.-Por haberse
presentado al Gobierno una proposition para es-
tablecer un puente provisional de MADEIRA sobre
Ell cafo de San Antonio, ell Excmo. sefior Gober-
nador ha dispuesto Sc suspenda provisionalmente
la subasta anunciada para el dia II del presente
referente dicho servicio.
Intendencia General de Hacienda P1bica.-
El Gobernador con fecha del corriente dice al
Excmo. sehor Intendente que el Excmo. Sr. Mi
nistro de Ultramar en- Real Orden telegrafca le
dice, entire otros partculares 10 siguiente: Pre-
supuestos fueron via extranjera'
Administrator General oe Comunicaciones
--C1tase los se7ores que en- Mayo de 1890 pres
taron el examen para ingresar como alumnos en-
ell cuerpo de Comunicaciones fin de que sufran
el de ampliaci6n de las materias que sehala Ell
programa aprobado en- Octubre de 1882, sehalan-
dose el decimo quinto dia las dos de la ,tarde a
contar de esta fecha, para su presentation.
Publfcanse las horas de tempo medic civil
que Sc verifcaran los ortos ocasos del sol en-
esta Capital las mismas horas que Sc efctua-
ran las Eases de la luna, durante el aio 1898.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-10
TeIegramas via Rahana

Madrid, 19 de Julio-Es objeto de muchos
concentrates el discurso que pronuncio ell senior
Sagasta en- la Ultima session del Congress- 81
cual diio que no volverlan reunirse las actuales
Cortes Dada la natural reserva del iefe del par
lido liberal, Sc concede mucha importancia esta
declaration.
Nueva York 19-El gobierno de Chile ha
dispuesto la entrega de IS mil pesos en- orc al
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos, cuya cantldad
ser4 d1stribuida entire las famiias de los trpulan
tes del crucero norteamericano Baltimore muertos
heridos en- las Gales de Valparaiso por el popu.
lacho de dicha ciudad.
Londres 19-Anuncian de Teheran que Sc
ha declarado la peste en- Khorassan.
Nueva II ork 20.--La resolucion tomada por
Chile de entregar a. Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos la cantidad de $4,000 pesos en- orc para
Distributes entire las famias de los tripulantes
del Baltimore muertos heridos por el populachc
en- las GALES de Valparaiso, ha satsfechO ambos
gobiernos, ha puesto t9rmino al incidente que
did orlgen la hostiidad que reinaba entire ellos.
Nueva York, 2o.-El Herald pubica un des-
pacho de Caracas, en- Ell que SO dice que la vuelta
del senor Roias Paul. hace abrigar la esperanza
de que Sc restablezca la paz en- Venezuela. Ana
de el despacho que Sc han suspondido las hostl
dades durante las negocaciones entabladas; pero
que, no obstante, muchos temen que Sc prolongue
la contienda IA causa de la ambici6n de algunos
otros generates.
Paris, 20--Han disminuido notablemente las
defunciones cansadas por el c6lera en- los subur-
bios septentriopales de esta capital
NueVa York, 2O.-Dicen de FiIadefa que
el senior Romero representante del sindicato de
hacendados scubanos, ha celebrado varias confe-
rencias con algunos capitaistas negociantes en-
az1car, el fin de establecer una gran compa-
MA azucarera. El referido senior Romero declara
que hay sobradas razones para Greer que Sc lleva.
"a adelante Ia empresa, que esta obtendra I'm
buen resultado.
Londres 2O.-Segdn noticias recibidas de
Russia, en- Baku ell n1Inero de defunciones por 81
bftantes de que consta la poblaci6n del distrito
80 mil 10 han abandonado, llevando el contagio
por todo 81 imperio-
Nueva York, 21.-Ha fallecidoSel conoc1do
industrial Mr.. 3. G. Knight dueho de una delas
principales rednerlas de a9ncar de Filadelfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-10
"a Correspondence Do PuariO-nIco.
Martes 9 he AgoSto de 1899.
LASE DE ESGRIMA

Hoy ha llegado esta Capital el Vizconde
Mr., Henri de IA Baume, professor de esgrima y
abrira sus classes el dia Is del corriente el Co
legio de San Juan Bautista que dirige don Felipe
Janer Cruz 80 J. Las personas que deseen in
gresar en- la ESCUELA DE EsGRIMA, podran pasar
81 citado establecimiento con objeto de inscrlbir
sus nombres
PRECIOS:
Clase en- curso ecci6n alterna Sc (mes anticipado)
Id idem Ieccidn diaria. 10 idem J.
Id. particular, lecci6n alterna. 10 idem)
Glasses para niaos. preclos convencionales. Isl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-10

De nuestro colega la Revtsta de Puerto Rioo
recortamos Ell siguiente suelto advirtiendo que ell
guaco que Sc refiere exlste en- Puerto-Rico En-
Sto Domingo la dicha enredadera es muy comdn
blanca y moradal y Sc conoce con el nombre de
sep& en- las provincias del Cibao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-10
|. Senior don Antonio Delmon
Mi querido amigo:

T" O0nOr uOn ANTONIO O0lmOnJ0
Mi querldo amigo:
Paris Sc halla doce horas de Madrid am
bas capitales estan unidas por un ferrocarril que
tiene gran movimiento de pasajeros. ST desarro-
la Ell colera la primera de estas ciudades que
va ha habido varios casos, probable que pase &
Espana, 81 este desgraciadamente sucede, debe
temerse que venga 4 la Habana, por ser continues
las comunicaciones con la Peninsula En- estas
circunstancias conveniente recomendar q los
senores farmaceuticos que con tempo, ypor precau
ci6n, hagan pedidos de gwGco anorado Venezuela
del que SO produce en- la cordillera de los Andes
Fue Ell remedio que produjo meJor efecto du-
rante La epidemic colerlca que ahigi6 la Haba-
ma en- 1888. Varios autores hacen los mayores
elogios de esta preciosa planta, la Sagra dice
puesto Ell gstoco en- maceraci6n en- aguardiente y
tornado en- dosls, preserve euro numerosos es-
clavos de las plantaciones de cana. Ell insigne
botanico espafiol Nuts descubri6 el maravilloso
secreto de sus propledades preservativas contra
un virus tan terrible como ell del colera eli de las
culebras venenosas En- efecto, inoculado Ell pol
vo de las hojas, como Ia vacuna, tornado en-
aguardiente, neutraliza el veneno de aquellos es-
pantosos o6dios. Tiene otras propiedades medi-
cinales sobre TODD para la curaci6n de las 1lce-
ras. Pichardo advierte que el guaco desCuba no
do resultados tan satisfactorios contra ell colera
como el de Venezuela. Nuts 10 llam6 Eupato-
gluna guaco Ia varledad Amtotachsa Aaguictdia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-10
EN- Ell
p ARTS BAZAR =

SAn 0118to 30
s Sc acaban de recibir de Francia por ell 1ltimo
correo, nuevos modelos en-
Abanicos JapOneses.
C1NTURoNEs de Ultima novedad.
Pahuelos de hiloy seda para senoras cabaleros.
Calcetines de hilo de Escocia y seda.
Caprichosisimas BANDEJAs chinescas.
Corbatasde la Ultima moda.
Abanlcos fnisimos de CASA crespon.
CoRsEs de hilo y de raso, cortos. como Sc
nsan ahora.
Pajaros voladores, preciosos
Adornos de todas classes para sombreros
Horquillas doradas y pasadores pa
s3s$s ra monos.
Salidas de teatro, primorosfsimas.
una infnidad de otros art1culos de alta
novedad fantasia l02-alt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-10
Ell aUAco Y Ell CuLERA

En- nuestro querido colega Et Pals, de la
Habana halamos la siguiente interesante carta
que gustosos trascribimos nuestros lectores:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15
STATE NEWS

Mayer Sesecs HsEsltoa Of BaeIinston,
vho VI. appointed by Goveuor full'r %
member u The board Of prison direct r.,
sitter the senate bad refused 10 eouhrn
The nsproinineii Ct Hon. W II. Il.
Bipebsm. declined 10 sccep. the appoint
meat
A bioken lire 90 . front wheel Of tho
Wssntr sleeper Alys. 90 the north bound
Nev York AID Montreal .,I rfss. defsiied
the passenger coach i,rssri, near Ferris
burg station, early Wednesday morning.
The two care hid dom 10 io.t emf
bsntmeni. TIE sleeping car was not ovi
ertnrned. bat The coach was turned comi
plets tysr aud smashed almost I, spin,
iers No one vas killed bu, several pen
zoos we're seriou,l, Injured
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

sra Me- u Mssiisos ~ dsless,es siieri
Al ~ - t'axM Ca'iitsn wsrtsrs .,
M csoi~f Dspife
waiie Wa Haniltoa IS " Nee
~ r0estsy. oss 81 he hcrs~. salnab.s
ssiasi. 40. tsksa sics All siei rn-.ir
rigbt Ca nee unkbowe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

OF NY
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10 make psc
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T. ESTABROOK, Box 8, Manchester Centre, VT
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EXCELSIOR GRANITE COMPANY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Mics asrr Paslps 10 speeding the
pres~n, s~eh 10 Aibsry.
-Ma y. A. Lass rweo Of Nee Yosk
10 visiting Der sssisrs. Miss Lacs Morrill,
aad Mrs !. D wilscp.
Read G J. wsi.s sivsi tissnsnt III.
special prices Gu sas " inaacs people 10
e.ll u bis STORE sot b. day socda
Nc. y isoa wynsr. many years ago
. residsas OF Manchester bot nos Of Ash
tsbals. o 40. 10 visitins snons bis frisnds
sed rsl ,,iys 10 this tesn ard vicinity.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-04-07
La Polie aux Etats-Unis.

Scion des statistiques qui vien-
nent d'etre publi6es, le nombre des.
ali6n6s de PEtat de New-York q
presque double depuis l'annee
1880.
A cette 6poque 9,537 individus
6taient intern6s dams les asiles de
Get Etat. En- 1891 on en- comptait
l6,647. 81 l'on tient compte de
ceux qui sont en- .libert6 on atteint
le chiffre rond de 10000.
En- IL ans augmentation mo-
yenne de la population etc de
dix.neuf pour cent settlement.
Dams plusieurs autres Etats de
l'Union on 9 constat6 une augmen-
tation d'environ soixante quinze
pour cent dams le nombre des PEN
sionDaires des asiles d'ali6n4s.
A quoi faut il attripuer CO d6plo-
rable 6tat de chooses?
eau d6sir de s'enr1chir le plus
vite possible, 4 la passion des spe-
culations qua fatt na1tre Pabon-
dance de Pargent mis- en- circula.
tion aprAs la guerre don't il fallu
payer les d6penses," dit le "Sun,"
de Baltimore.
II est possible que la fevrs des
richesses ait fait perdre Ia raison
q un certain nombre d'individus;
mails nous croyons que pabus des
liqueurs alcooliques dolt etre aussi
mis- on llgne de compte, car, depuis
longtemps, les ali6n1stes ont re-
marque que Pivrognerie fournit
aux asiles un tres font contingent.
Dapuis quelques ann6es Ia con-
sommation de Popium ct de la NOR
phine beaucoup augment6 aux
Etats- Unis, etil est fort probable
que ces horribles drogues ont fait,
de leur cote, un grand nombre, dc
vlstimes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-04-07
Fecondite eXtraordinaire.
MERE DE QUATRE ENFANTs EN-
QUATRE JOURs.

3
On Went d'apprendre que same
di, madame Joseph Miller, de NORTH
Range, a donn6 le jour 3 un enfant
peasant six livres, ce qu1 fait lequa
trieme dapuis qustre jours.
La premiere naissance lier
mardi vers midi.
Mercredi soir, on fit encore man
der les m6dec1ns Ut NJ. Miller fut
bientot le pere de deux jumaux.
Jeudi matin. les voisins furent
surpris d'apprendre qu'un troisie-
me h6ritier de M. Miller venait de
faire son apparition, ct samedi ma
tin, un rassemblement SO fit autour
de la maison lorsqu' on apprit qu'un
quatriAme 6tait arrive.
La pesanteur totale des quatre
.b6b6s est de % livres ct 4 onces.
Tous les qnatre sont bien portants.
=Singuliere co1ncide dence, il y q deuz
ans, Nine Miller donnait le jour .
.un garcon le - mars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-04-07
Ia LANGUB FRANCHISE.
NOS DRoITs soNT IMPERIEUxs .

NOS DROlI6 SONI lMfGhlEUAS
Que les repr6sentants de notre
province au parlement federal se
|serrent les coudes ct opposent de
nouveau un front solide aux enne-
mis- des droits lnali6 enables de notre
langue en- ce pays.
Notre confrere du Courier d,l
Canada fait entender, contre cette
nouyelle tentative des francopho.
bes ontariens cette conrts mais
|6nergique prot ation:
IN. Met Oarthy q dsnouveau pre-
ssnt6 an proi6t de loi pour abolir
la langue francaise dams le Nord
Quest. C'est IN fait regrettable,
ct nous esp6rons que le chef der
mobiles treize" receyra cette ann6e
Ia rebufade qui lui q d6ja et6 in
fig6e.
Nous venons de terminer une
lutte ouyerte, nous ne nous sbmmef
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-04-07
+. r. LEROUX, Redacteur On chef.

toujours debout q la meme place
Vous pouvez vous retirer, mo-
eufant, l1i dit-il avec douceur. :.
Mais, Monseigneur, je sui
venue lei pour passer la mutt. !.
Lar candide de la jeune ELL,
d6notait sa complete innocence.
On peu intrigue par oette re-
ponse, P6veque la regarda plus at
tentivement ct, lisant l'ing6noitt
dams ses yeux il lui demanda:
Quel est votre nom, mon en-.
FAINT?
Pauline Meunier, Monsei.
gneur. Je suis la file du maire
de la commune.
Ahl ct pourquoi devez vous
passer la mutt dams Get apparte-
ment?
La servante de M. le Cure,
Gertrude, est venue tantot 3 la
maiscn; ellie nous a racont6 que
vous etiez sujet aux 6touHements,
Ia mutt, ct que, dams Ia crainte d 'un
accident. vous aviez toujours pres
de vous une yeilleuse 49,. Mon
p6re s'est t1ouv6 tres honor6 de
vo1r So file desjgn6e pour remplir
Get emploi Je vais done rester
toute la mutt pres de vous, Mon
seigneur... Obi vous pouvez dor.
mir tranqullle, je yous ve1llerai
Monseigneur Bravard cut toutes
les peines du monde q ne as 6cla-
ter de rire, tant le quiproquo lui
parut plaisant; n6anmoins il garda
son s6rieux, ct en- quelques mots
expliqua q la jeune file quill 20;
gissait slmplement .d.8hp. petite
lampe. @ aaoa ,nannnnI .ah !.
Puls, apIAa- agel1a 1eaaRaPA q
Ia lolie Pauline MeuaaaBbsnnssa
tenue d6cente ct Pavoir remerci6
de son bon vouloir, il cong6dia en-
souriant cette yeiIleuse dun nou-
veau genre.
HENRI DATIN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-04-07
&c. MARQUIS, Collaborateur

satisfaire leurs caprlces de pares
SO. Outre les fatigues physique
qu'entrafne une pareille existence
1 les changements de place que for
cement q nm moment ou 4 un au
], tre, ellie am4ne. il nest pas dou
teux que peu q peu Pamour dr
j plaisir ct de la 'noce" pour nous
=|servir de Repression consacr6e
prendra infailliblement le dessui
chez 10 jeune homme qui ne ira
vallle qua "coups de collier" La
r6gularit6 est absolument indis-
pensable dams la vie morale com.
me dams la vie physique. Sans
ellie, on n'arrive I rien de pratiaue
ct d'utile.
Si on cherche maintenant les
causes de CO triste 6tat de chooses
qui, il faut bien l'avouer, n'existait
pas il y a un quart de steele dams
notre pays, c'est d'abord le d6sir
de sortir de la condition de ne pas
compter avec So bourse ct de vou-
loir marcher de pair avec ceux 3
qui la fortune permet de mener un
train don't les d6pehses d6passent
les resources que lon a q so dis
position. lie cultivateur vsut avoir
de beaux chevaux, des voitures de
luxe ct cette satisfaction au lieu
de le pousser au travail Zen 6loi-
gne, parce qu'elle ]e sollicite d sor-
tir de sa ferme, d courir q la Vile
od il est attir5 par des plaisirs qui
sont 3 chaque fois une occasion de
d6penses excessives. LIE jeune
commits veut q son tour imiter le
dude bien rent6 ct par so toilet
ts taRara ! i les, 9 pdi distractions, specta-
|fIRA ST 9Th uthHeatEle9k3, aatEFle9k3, 9hrpasse le plus
ss1dEnnai'
fa4lqstHon6 isap pbltant.que des le
prMdbge s61sE,t jsune hom-
me s'habi@ a}sasate fdee gull doit
trayailler. sill yeut etre utile q son
pays, st remplir Ia mission quill
Itient de Dieu meme, car le travail
a 6t6 ordonn6 q lhomme CONNIE
une des conditions de son existen-
ce.
Cest dams le travail seul, du
reste, que pon trouve la mellleure
ct la plus complete satisfaction ct
le vrai bonheur lei bas.