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A FOUL ISLANDER.

Some one claims to have positive
information that Mr.. Blount in
tends to restore the ex-Queen to
the throne. The idea is an affront
to Mr.. Blount, and to the great and
civilized power which sent him
here. The movement which led
to the abolition of the monarchy
and the establishment of the Pro-
visional Government was in line
with every movement for progress
and liberty which the political his
tory of Europe can furnish. The
revolution came because the evils
under which the people labored
were too great to be endured, and
it did not come until all peaceful
remedies had been exhausted.
It seems needless to recount the
causes which led to the events of
last January-they are fresh in
the minds of every one. Yet there
are times when even familiar
things need to be recalled and
dwelt upon until they are burned
into the heart and the memory.
This is one of those times.
Since 1865 the history of the
Hawaiian monarchy has been the
history of an almost unbroken
series of royal aggressions. The
Constitution of Kamehameha V.
was founded in aggression. He
stole from the people rights which
were not only granted them under
the Constitution of Kamehameha
ILL.,, but which are inherent in
every freeman. Kalakaua con-
tinued the work which Kameha.
meha V. had begun. He named
the Mobiles from his creatures, filled
the House of Representatives with
servile ofice-holders, bribed every
one who needed bribing, with title
or power, took adventures into his
confidence and made and unmad'
Cabinets at his own private VII
and pleasure. He centered tn
power in his own hands so tina
he became an almost abso
lutte monarch. He squanderet
the public funds and finally
took brides aggregating more
than 100000 for the issue of al
opium license. This state OF thing
was uncomfortable to all who hat
the blood of men in their veins. L
resulted in the uprising Of 'o7 ant
the proclamation of a more liberia
constitution.
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When the new constitution was
established Kalakaua set himself
70 obstruct and defeat in every
nossible way it's provisions. He
r,,,oceeded to such an extent that it
was almost impossible to carry on
tho Government. Liliuokalani fol-
,owed the same tactics with greater
raso,ntion. She asserted the right
- nominate Cabinets without refer
snee to the will of the Legislature
She trampled upon the cons'i'0-
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Owing to big demand for the
Brief History of the Hawaiian
Revolution" the Gazette Company
has printed second edition. It
contains everything up to date re-
garding the overthrow Of the
monarchy, including the raising
of the stars and stripes on the
Government building. It can be
had at this Office or at the news
dealers. Send q copy to your
friends abroad.
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the Estate of Chas. Apianni
Long, deceased, will please present them
to the undersigned without delay, and
persons indebted to the above Estate, will
please settle their accounts with the
undersigned. F. A. SCHAEFER,
Guardian Estate Chas. A Long, deceased.
Honolulu, April 4, 1898. 3346-1w
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FROM kauai.
The Fire On MAXWELL Planfa-
ton.
Especial to the ADVERTISED.

tSpeclaI 10 the ADV ERIISERl.
Mr.. EDITOR; On Tuesday, the
4th inst, as a train loaded with
trash was coming in from Camp
No. 2 one of the forward cars took
fire from a spark from the locomo-
tive and soon the entire contents of
the car was in flames. The burn
ing car was detached from the train
and efforts to extinguish the
flames made, but without success.
The fire spread rapidly to the
standing cane in the field, and as
the wind was blowing the flames
swept forward, burning to the wind
ward limit of the field. The area
of the burnt district was 154 acres.
This cane was the lightest we have
and arrangements have been made
with Mr.. Dreier of Eleele to assist
in grinding the burnt cane, so that
there will be no material loss. One
of our men, J. Peter Holmberg, was
missing after the fire, and although
searching parties were out continu-
ously his body was not found until
this morning. 1t was found in the
standing cane about 1000 yards
from the fire. The man had heart
trouble, and the presumption is
that in his exertions to get away
from the fire he overtaxed his heart
and died.
To Messrs. Gay and Robinson be-
longs the credit of finding the body
of the unfortunate man, as they
have personally led the search and
it was their men who at last dis
covered it. x
Makaweli, Kauai, April 7, 1898
The Daily ADVERTISERS is deliver
| Cd Inv oarriarc for 5O cents q month
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Notice.

BEG TO NOTIFY MY CUSTOM
L ers and the public generally, that I
can now be communicated with by
Mutual Telephone No. 400. Mr.. H. Lose
will continue 10 collect for me.
J. ". MCDONALD,
Proprietor City Shooting Shop,
3343-2w Fort Street, above Hotel st.
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The phonograph is now located
in the Thomas block, On King
street. Mr.. Stoeckle has a big col
lection of new records which can
not fail to please the general public
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OTHERS.
An action OF Multiplepoindiug has been
raised in the Court of Session in Scot
land (Lord Low, Ordinary; Mr.. Melville,
Clerk at the instance of The National
Bank of Scotland, Limited, incorporated
by Royal Charter, PURsUERs AND NoMI-
NAL RAIsERs against Mrs. Jessie Morris
or Ross, widow of George Ross, Post
Renfrew, Ontario, Canada, REAL RAISER.
The Representative or Trustees and
Executors of the deceased George Morris,
retired planter. Kalihi Valley, Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands, and others, DEFEN-
DER3, for the purpose of determining the
parties having right to n sum OF 1902 los.
Sd. with interest accrued thereon con-
signed in the said The National Bank OF
Scotland, Limited, by the Glasgow and
Southwestern Railway Company, as
the price OF certain subjects in Canal
Street, Paisley, Scotland, which belonged
to the deceased, Daniel Wright, who was
a son OF the deceased Peter Wright,
Gardener, in Paisley aforesaid, and
which subjects were acquired by the
said Railway Company for the purposes of
The Glasgow and Southwestern Rail
way Act, 1881 The said sum is claimed
by the defender Mrs. Jessie Morris or Ross
in virtue Of Telegraph letter or deed Ct
gift by the said George Morris in her favor,
dated 18Th September, 1884. As it is
believed that the said George Norris let
a Will, his representatives, trustees and
executors are called in case they may de-
sire to dispute the alleged Deed of Gift.
In which action the following Interlo-
cutor has been pronounced:
"7th February, 1898, Lord Low, Act
Thomson, appoints intimation OF the de-
pendence of this process 70 be made by
| advertisement twice in THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, published in
Honolulu, aud Claimants on the fund in
medic to lodge their Condescondences
and Claims by the first sederunt day in
May next.
"a. LOW,n
OF all which intimation is hereby given.
! J. DOUGLAS GARDINER & MILL
| S. S. c.,
5S Castle Street, Edinburgh,
| Scotland,
Agents for the Real Raiser.
!
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'[LANlW A."

A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY BATHING
"A Resort has been opened atWaikiki.
Tramcars pass the gate. Special arrange
ments can be made for Family Picnics
and Evening Bathing Parties. 3274-3m
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\ eu advertisements.

IN THE ACTION OF MULTIPLE
L pounding at the instance OF THE
NATIONAL BANK or SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
against MRS JESSIE MoRRIs or Ross AND
OTHERS
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Notice.

1 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Is
n now due and payable 10 the Stock
holders of Wilder's s. S. Co., at their
office, Fort and Queen SITS, Honolulu.
8. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Hnnnlnlu. Anil ). 1893. 3347-6t
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ANY kind of printing at the Ga
zErrE Office equal to work done
abroad.
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ton. She kept her creatures in
office in defiance of law. She in
terfered in politics, called Repre-
sentatives to the Palace, secured an
illegal control over legislation, and
in combination with the opium
ring turned out Cabinet which
had the confidence Of the whole
business community, and passed
and signed the most corrupt and in
iqnitous bill known to Hawaiian
legislation, bill which would have
destroyed the government and de-
livered it bound hand and foot to
the control Of a huge gambling cor
poration. The result of all this
was that the industries of the coun-
try were declining, its business and
its credit paralyzed. Yet the COM
munity peaceably submitted, and
never thought Of resistance. 1t
was only when the Queen attempt
ed to crown these wrongs with a
act of wrong, by subverting the
the constitution, and taking from
the whites the last vestige of their
political rights, that the foreign
community rose. No American
with spark ofloyalty to American
ideas, and a spark of manhood in
his nature could do otherwise, and
the Americans of that kind were
about all on one side, on the
18th of January last.
But the men who rose on the
18th of January were not Ameri.
cans alone. They were Germans
Portuguese, Englishmen. The rev.
olution was an uprising of the
whole foreign community. II
represented and it still represents
nine-tenths of the wealth, brains
and industry of the nation. These
men were long-suffering. They
were patient to fault, and they
did not call halt until their po-
litical liberty and material pros
perity and domestic peace
until everything which make
the beauty and the worth o
civilization, were threatened will
destruction by a tide of heather
barbarism.
There may be those who thinl
| the power of the United States viii
be used to put back such revolu
ton as this. We are not of thei
opinion. We do not believe tina
the United States will ever do any
thing unworthy of the things which
have made its name great and it
power benefcent, and the sugges
ton is an unworthy and I'm
deserved imputation upon tn
honor of President Cleveland anc
his envoy, as well as upon tn
honor of the mighty nation which
| they represent.
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The Daily ADVERTISER is deliver
ed by carriers for Ocents a month.
Ring up Telephones SO. Now is
the time subscribe.
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THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE
i notice that they have take an as
signment from the firm and partnership
of Kwong Fook Yuen & Co. of Mauna-
kea Street, Honolulu, of all OF said firms
goods and effects, for the purpose OF
applying the same in satisfaction OF the
debts OF said firm, that they have paid
first dividend upon all claims here
tofore proven to them, and now pro.
pose to pay q second and final dividend
thereon, wherefore all creditors of said
firm of Kwong Fook Yuen & Co., who
have not yet presented their claims in
this behalf, are hereby notified to present
the same, duly verified, TO the undersign-
ed, at the store of zee Wo Chan & Co.,
Maunakea Street, Honolulu. before y
o'clock noon, on MONDAY, the 10th
day OF April, 1898, or such claims will
not be considered.
WONG CHOW,
JACK LUNG,
Assignees OF kwong Fook Yuen Co.
Dated at Honolulu, this 9TH day OF
April, 1898. 3349-2t
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New advertisements.
ARB YOU

Looking for good CoLUM-
BIA SAFETY? If you are let me know OF
it. The wheel has been used but little,
is in perfect condition, and will go to you
at your own price.
A LADIES' SAFETY, too, in first-class
order, is for sale at a bargain. Apply to
II. w. HOBRON.
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Notice to Creditors.

AGhtO IOI tllC L
S35O-2t
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Nos ~lecteurs Sc rappellent que Cyr,
lie champion des hommes forts du
monde, tent deuX chevaux tirant ell
sens inverse. II a eu un imitateur
qui a pave de 50 vie lie desir de Sc
faire appeler . egal. Blondln, IN
homme fort du Nord de rEtat de
New-York, a voulu ainsl tenir deux
chevaux. Ces derniers qui n'etaient
pas habitues d'aller dams lie rond, ont
Ell peur, lis mont pas tire avec en-
semblc, ct Blondin dams ses efforts
pour les tenir s'est rompu DIES vais-
seaux sanguins a la t9te ct dams
l'estomac. II perdit beaucoup de
sang, puts s'Gvanouit ct peu lie temps
apres IL mourut.
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LES MALFAlTEURS a CHICAGO
Tn nomme Patrick Burns, de Pater-
SOD, \. j., Went detre victime dune
crnelle ~mesaventure, a Chicago, OH
il etait ale yisiter l'exposition uni
verselle. Burns Sc promenait, sauiedi
apres midi, dams Michigan avenue.
l~orsqu'il etc accoste par un individu
portant DIES bequilles, mais qui men
await probablement pas besoin, ct
qui lui a propose de lie piloter dams
la vile. L'habitant du New-Jersev
a accepte cette offre ct a passe Pa
pres-midi avec son ami de rencontre.
4 la tombee de Ia INIT l'homme aux
bequilles a rencontre deux de ses
amis au coin de Wabash avenue ct
de Hubbard Court, ct q propose
d'aller sur lie bord du lac Micnig IN
pour voir lie bateaux a vapeur "a
menant les visiteurs de Exposition.
Burns a accepte sans mefance cette
nouvelle proposition ; mails il ne
TAFT pas plut6t au bord du lu lac
Que l'homme aux bequilles, ct ses
comperes, Sc deterrent sur lui, lie
%rouaient de coups jusqu'a ce quill
cut perdu connaissance ct lui vola:ent
$3S ct son billet de chemin de fer
pour retourner a Paterson. Ramas.
Sc quelques heures plus tard par IN
policeman, a l'endroit on ses assail
lants l'avaient lalsse pour mort, lin.
fortune Burns a etc ~transporte 4
lhopital du comte, on son etat EST
considere CONNIE tres grave. LIS
police ma pas pu retrouver Ia trace
DIES auteurs de Get ~attentat.
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Une Tongue course a cheval est
celle qui dot commencer a Chadron,
Neb., lie % courant pour aboutir a
Chicago. La route est d'environ 700
miles ct Pom estime que $50 a 300
cavaliers s'y engageront. Chacun
d'entr'eux aura lie droit de Sc servir
de deux chevauX settlement ct pourra
suivre la route gu lul plaira lie
premier qui arrivera a Chicago
recevra $1,000, lie second 5000.
On dit qu'une femme sera au nombre
dies concurrents dams cette course
extraordinaire.
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0
pU DR.. PIERRE

est un des meilleurs remedies de notre epouue. II
nettoie lie sang, renouvelle Ia vitalite, enleve du
corps tout germe de inaladie, ct met en- meme temps
les organes dams de BONES conditions de fonction-
nement. La medicine Sc compose dc plus de trente
sortes dingredients differents, tires principalement
du REGIME vegetal; il est tonnu 1t en- usage depuis
plus de cent ans. Son emploi a etc tres avantageux
dams la generalite DIES maux qui de nos jours affec-
tent lhumanite ct principalement dams ces maladies
qui proviennent du sang ct DIES describes de resto-
mac, teles que constipation, maux de tete, maladie
des rognons, condition bilieuse, jaunisse, rhuna-
tismes, hydropisie, dyspepsia. indigestion, fevre
intermittente, fr6sype.s. boutons a la face, PRISONS
ct hevre, s~crofule, planes purulentes, demangeai-
sons, vers, dartres, clous, eruptions cutanees, ex-
croissances cancereuses, maux ct plates, douleurs
dams lie systeme osseux, emaciation. maladies de
femmes, faiblesse, bronchites, rougeoIe, maux de
reins, etourdissements etc.
Ole No7oEo nest pas une medicine brevetee, ct il
nest pas en- vente chez les droguistes; mais, mus
par un sentiment de gratitude envers lie docteur ct
desireux de faire participer lie genre human aux
benefces qu'ils en- ont recus. les hommes ct les
femmes qui ont etc gueris par ce remede en- sont
devenus les agents ct lc font airsi parvenir aux
malades les plus ~eloignes.
II a une grande valeur conme remede de fanille,
particulierement pour les personnes qui demeurent
Aune grande distance des medecins ct des pharTla-
ciens. lie remede ne peut pas etrc ohtenu des dro-
plus amples informations ct sill ne Sc trouve pas
d'agent dams votre voisinage, ecrivez au DR.. Peter
Fahrney. IIa-II4S. How're Ave. Chicago. III. .
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DE-. ATHUR BUUDRAUX.

80 IIICh OA.-
Nous avons eu lie plaisir dune visite
du Dr. Arthur Boudraux, chirurgien
dentiste. Ii nous a annonce que son
intention etait de Sc fxer permanent
ment a Thibodaux, ct qu'en conse-
quence il a ouvert un bureau de Chi
rurgie Dentaire sur Ia u du Main
au-dessus de la Pharmacie "Meyer
Drug Store"
LIE Docteur Boudraux, ayant pra-
tlque pendant plus de dix ans dams
a capitale du Brezil, OH il a recu son.
diplome, guarantee a tous ceux qui
voudront bien l'honorer de leur con-
fiance, une execution parfaite dams
toutes les operations concernant So
profession.
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CoURsE.-La course qui devait
avoir lieu, reinforcement, entire la
jument de Mr.. Nicles Foret Daisy ct
lie cheval de Mr.. James A. Frost
Charley n'ayant pu avoir lieu lie
jour pr6alablement fx6, parceque
Mr.. Foret 6tait 4 combattre leau DIES
crevasses qui e~nvahissait son champ,
aura lieu lie dimanche, 8 Juliet, a
2:30 p. M, dams lie pare Tetreau.
L'admission est ixee a so cents pour
les hommes. QUAINT aux danes ellcs
seront admises gratis.
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D'apres de Messenger" de St-Mar-
tinville, il est Acknowledgement certain
qu'une banque, va etre etablie dams
cette vile, d'apres les lois de lEtat,
On volt par la ct par les nombreuses
am%elioratlons qui sy font depuis
quelque temps, que cette vile, autre-
fois lie petit Paris, Sc reveille, apres
un sommeil de plusi eurs annees.
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VENTE POUR TAXEs.-C'est auiour-
d'hui que dot avoir lieu devant la
maison de cour, a II heures, avant
midi, la vente a lenchere publique
DIES proprietees foncieres sur ~lesquel-
les, DIES taxes sont encore dues.
Cest n bonnie occasion pour les
capitalists de placer leurs capitaux.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

BASE BALL.-Dlmanche dernier a Ell
lieu au Park Tetreau une interessante
partie de Base Ball, entire lie club
Alberti de Thibodaux ct lie club
Napoleonville de Resumption. Ce
dernier a etc lie vainqueur.
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FoIRE.-Malgre tous les deboireS
que les organisateurs de la foire AL
Beneice de Lockport School Fund
Assassination, par suite de lintempe-
rec du temps, lie proluit net a etc dc
400 piastres, un peu plus eleve que
celui de rannee derniere.
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DEcEs.-Mr. Victor Holden, laine
DIES fills de feu B. F. Holden, est
mort a 10 Nouvelie Orleans lie 10 de
CT mois, a lage de 46 n ct trois
mois. Ces restes ont etc transportes
dams notre vile ct ont etc depos6s
dams lie cimetiere St-John, apres lie
service funebre fait a l'Eglise Presby-
~terienne.
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LIE %gouverneur Foster, ayunt fait
une visite aux districts submerg6s
du Nord de l'etat, a reconnu la neces-
site d'aller au secours dies malleu-
reux inondGs. II a emprunte $50, 900
sur lie credit de l'Gtat. II ny a pas
de doute que Ia prochaine legislature
ratifera, ans hester cette action.
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lie 10 de &c mois nous avons recu
une communication signee: Harry
McEnery ct H. j. Ledoux, nous
aEnoncant qu'ils Sc proposent de
bonner au benefice DIES inondes, n
serie d'amusements, a la Nouyelle-
Orleans lie 25 jun, a Thibodaux lie
? Juliet ct 4 Baton-Rouge lie 9 du
meme mois.
Les messieurs qui sont a la tete
de ce projet sont tres energiques,
dune honetete incontestable ct tres
compatissant envers ceux qui Sc
trouvcnt, par suite de l'inondation
dams radversite. Nous avons tout
lieu de croire que la paroisse ne
restera pas en- arriere ct qu'elle fera
tous ces efforts pour encourager ct
mener a bonnie fin cette noble entire
prise.
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NJ. b. FUTILE. G. II. TETTLE.
FUTILE & TUTTLE,
('hirurgiens Dentistes,
NJ. b. FUTILE.
G.. n. TrTTLE.

CONT PREPARES A EXECUTOR TOUS
y travaux appurtenant a leur profession de
la maniere la plus scientifique ct d'apres les
authorizations les plus m%odernes, a DIES pr;x
les plus moderes.
BUREAU.-A rencoignu,e des Rues Thi
bodaux ct Green, en- face du Town Hall.
JUN 1898, 2 mois.
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JURY DE Observation-Disclosures
a la loi, lie Jury de Police s'assemblera
lie premier lundl du mois de Juliet.
dams lie lieu ordlnaire de ses sGances.
LIE principal but de cette reunion est
Ia revision du tableau d'~assesscment
dresse par lassesseur de Ia paroisse.
Ainsi les personnes interessees qui,
apres examen de &c tableau qui est
reste pendant vingt jcurs a leur
disposition pour etre examine, Sc
trouvent lesees, mont qua Sc pr6sen-
ter devant nos legislators paroissiaux
ct faire valoir leurs droits a une
reduction, ct 81 leurs reclamations
sont ~justeS, nous sommes convaincus
que les membres qui composent lie
jury les prendront en- consideration.
ELECTIoN.-A Felection annuelle
des ofnclers de la compagnle DIES
pompiers, ThibOdaar Fire Co. No. |,
tenue lie 10 de ce mois, les membres
don't les noms suivent, ont etc 6lus
SAVIOR .
j. L, Aucoin, president H. Cham
payne, vice-president s. T. Grisa-
more, secretaire Z. Riviele, assis-
tant secretaire H. n. Coulon, tr6so-
rier; 2. A. Demanade. foreman
Z. j. Coulon, assistant-foreman f.
Laforest, directeur; r. Continent,
directeur DIES tuyaux; j. Stevens,
assistant.
S. 7. Grisamore, H. n. Coulon ct
z. A. Demanade composent lie comite
de la sale de rOpera. Et c. j.
Coulon, + Laforest ct f. Riviere,
celui DIES finances.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-24
NOCVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
aneoigDure des rues Green ct. Thlbodaux

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les voyageurs quill Went de faire de non
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront de
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront rhenuo-
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Repas atoute heure de la Iournee ct 81
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Table d'hote a 10 heures du matin pop
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Chamh'es commoC es ct bien garnies
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