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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06

II is curious how future events are oc.
casionally prefgu-ed by soae anticipa-
tory token which. unlike presenti,nen.s
and premonitory dreams, makes perhaps
NO impression at the time on those whom
they concern.
Here is stirling example. One Of
Charles Dickens sons. from some childish
oddity Of expression in his large, won.
derinS eyes. was given by his father the
very unique sobriquet Of the ocean
Spcctcr." by which he was always called.
The great novelist never knew Of the
weird Significance his playfully bestowed
appellation was TO bear, for he himself
had been nearly two years in his grave
at tho time his little ocean Specter,' y
then lieutenant in the royal navy, died
and was buried ut sea.-London Tit Bits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
C1aANCExY NOTICE

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock ISLAND CorNgy.
N the ia, nary term A. D. 1891. real: cont. in
chaneerv:
Royal ani;le. William Tutllc, Isaac Tui,lc,
~. amor Tnfile. \ a-y Wal. Lydia = T-r,lc
Calvin. Tnii.e, H. W. Tu,te. ais. L Ta,rc.
o VII ian +. Tn:ie. deees.eG. he an.
IN, n,wr heirs nt Law Of John NJ ruttir. de-
ceased The unknown hei-. - law OF Cabin Il
lutte. deceased. the unkrown h,ir si las Of
se-.e Turtle. decea.cd the unknown ox, ers Of
the following Ian in ioWn-Lip seventeen az,
orth r nce two a.. west of the :nunh prircip al
mrrfdan n said county OF Rock I-lAnd, dc.cri6 d
TIE eas5 half o'the ncrts.e.:9asr.er Of sec
toa i~tn'y-sc,c ga. co,iinii.iur - acres. as,
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF said section,
| d u:drc C. follows: Begin IN, q: the center 81
, said sc, ton. running tn nc. south on The half
section line. fourteen ch.i-s aaa nineiy-,hree
, link. Ui-a3 cn.j: hence w,e; six ca, irs and
fnr'v-six Ink tG{G 'h.D: thence norm fourt. en-
char. .r'i t,in-iy ihrer ink. t'&y3 chs): facice
the pin eof bcsinn AZ. Ais, fh,. west swcn.yY
seven for;ieths ,2s-tp rf aid northea-t Q7arier
OF -ad south scst qusr.ef section. bounded rs
fo.ioS.: Beginning n = e.on. set for tie eouih-
wet corner OF sAid iofheast O rr:cr Of 8 id
| sfIth~ef;q ar'er section, running thence ,or:h
rine'es IA an G-.0o ehnits l1.85 cns): ihercr
eze' Un the hsif section NJ thirteen nnd ~ l.
I thsrs us CO. 10 chs,: thence, .ogth niuct en-
and 10. iD0 ham. ,9.s-1OJ ch.) .fhcncc we.; on
.i,htn section line thirteen amt guy 100 chain.
1s chsir 81 To- The pisc- OF heginu ing, con-
taininx 2. aere-. m re o, les: De 'ef d, nis
To all he shove named de 'eaasus-. including
the above nar ed unknown heir-- at-lsw. and thc
uakt own VINE -of { above drstribcd lande
1ou. md each OF ,ou - II Iake osi-e this. Mary
Trtlc. the above iamcd complainant hiss .hk
day d cd in said cour; htr amend b II Il COM
tisiit against you 'o- the a. III OF SSH l uds
and ass cnhcpt 81 dover AMI homestead IN rein
10 her. that summons Ia chancerv has been is
sued therein against oefendsuts. William THule
aud u. W Tutfle. directed TO the sheriff OF Cook
county. e:a'c ri linoi-. TO execute: that u sum
, iDons In cha;Ctry q. been issucd therein against
all the Vsh-r named defend me, q kept de-
fend- Mt joan u'tle, directed TO the sacrf6 Of
ssid county Of j ock il and. to extcls beth Of
81 eum~on- are reiu-n2 bic Ia tho January term
4. d. is9s. q: The circ1it Of eaiI county q.
L. OK leland. Ia tie e. un ana holden At he Mrt
hcuse. IN ihc city OF . ock lsand, in said County
Of rock lsinnu. on Tire drst Monday Of Jrruary
heat. NJ which lime and p ace yon. md each Of
you. wil appear. ind plead, answer OF cemur to
said bill.
Rock slsni, Illinois, November. q. isa3
GEORGE ". q NBLE,
Clerk OF said Cont
JAcK.cS HrRsr. Sol c.tors for Complaints.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
Small Fortune Between the Crack,


4 cigar dealer was recently compelled
20 move from his down town stand.
which he had occupied for 35 years, be-
cause Of the demolition Of the old build
ing.
lie packed his belongings with many
sigh Of regret. When he had got his
things all cut. he turned TO the work
men. who Were waiting to begin tearing
down the bnilding. and remarked in :.
rather sarcastic tone:
We'll. boys. you may have all you
End in this old trap"
The workInen began on the old floor.
which had been worn into LcllCws by
age. II had hot Leen replaced since it
was originally laid.
One o. the inca ripped up board with
his crowbar. raising a cloud Of duss.
Whea be got 1t out Of his eyes. he saw
something shiny in the crack.
He picked i; up. and it proved to be a
dime. Further investigation revealed
the fact that the crack was lined with
silver.
This was sn incentive TO the workmen.
They Piled their crowbars with remark
able energy for men poorly paid. In this
instance they were amply rewarded.
in every crack VI the floor silver dimes
were found. Some Of them bore dates
Of nearly half century ago. The men
gathered the coin in handouts.
The cigar dealer, in speaking Of the &C.
currencc. said that he hadn't the slight
est idea that so much money could 10
lost through carelessHess and Q poor
door even IL IS years.
But IL won't happen again." he said
"When heard Of it, I immediately gave
orders TO have iay new store reHoo.ed
with hard wood. and no cracks. at my
own expense. York Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
Real ESTATE SALE.

Nv virsuc.of an csdcf snd decree Of the county
court. of Itnsk ,sland county. state Of Illinois,
mode m the e;itinn 81 the undessigued. Conrad
Schneider. sdmiuisfraior Of tbs estate Of
Aassy T.. Esosn, decsnrcd. for leave TO Ell
th- res, - .t- 81 .-id deceased At tn. NovcmScl
term, A. d. 1s9o, Of said court. fo-wif: On TIE
18th day Of ..Ov nber A. D., lsaa, Z thali
on the .is. day d December mex, 1t the
ho 10 Of O'Clock in the afternoon Of ssid cav.
seii q public ealc. y H. .arsh door II The oart
h0usc 10 th- CITY Of Rock 1-laud. In ssid county.
10 the b chc>t snd bSs Niidef for rash In Asld
q the rgs', title and in,erset which he . "a
HE dca b. ana all III: DOVER ana home sesd
rixhfs u Eay Eaeon. - widow Of Harry G. Me-
en-. deceased. In . d to the following deocrihed
re.! .sta'e :isnased in thee uuty of Rock leland,
Lot nrmhef thrss ~, In Brooks eth 81 "A.
dition t1the city = Rock Island.
esid psemhes III be cold eubject 10 the lea ol
tw0 certain ncr& grs, enc u watch 10 3ei
tn bock eS 81 Houfssrs. o. page -. and the or
q Ia Book - at n0fteRgce. % page lk in IL
z. O. desis lice of esd eo1sty
Datsd this 31st cay 81 Novemb-s. A. D., 1891
CONRAD rCaNeIDk~.
AAni.is asss e ~ Asasas q q ny c. Nsssa,
SAsEsoa . nrnss. Aa1sneyA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06

Here u . good little story toll by
George Tyler, ayGng newspaper man
who is actively engaged IN theatrical
management:
Zone of my theatrical friends sid
.fr. Tyler, was not many seasons ago
doing the Romeo to a very bad Juliet in
q country town in Kansas. Even that
rural audieScc could hardly stand the
performance. Dozens Of the auditors
missed. 81 length oaly one man was
no;icel as maintaining az absolute 81
leuce. 1t last the man who sat by this
fellow said:
".why don't you JOIN in the fun?
eel: wouldn't be fair
".Ard WHY?
"'weil. 1 came in on \ pass, but il
they don't improve daxncd if don't so
OF: s...d buy q ticket and begin ON en- ,"
ST. Louis Republic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
LEGAL
C1AACEwY NOUlCs
Eocx is,axp CorSri. e..

Rock Island corS4I. ss.
In the crcuit ooart OF said Rock leland County,
In chanccry.
Edward S. Jud-1n. complainant. VI. George r
Com-'ock. Jr.. Co-ne,ia y. Coms,col, Carrl;n.
A. eom.Iook. George N William, snd Edward
D. su en-. Jr a. Inc latter two are ex -cnf,,. Of
fe last VIII AID 'cs'am ut Of c. B. Williams.
cccca-ce, .. Je:vi. Van Week. Chris,oph.r 4.
Bradley. George y. kcane6y and A fred A.
iowle :. a. me latter two arc * cutter. OF the
last wiil and fe-izras uio:J ID Mort n. deceased !;
AtoeftP Fowisr- a. he Is administering WI h the
Will an exed q George Z. Goa sock deceased /:
Asyium. the syracuse Eum- A,eor:atioa, the
!iorse OF tie Good shepherj. Lnlia Green. Jalia
y or en- Corneta G.cen. Helen G Com-fock
AieIsncer q om-'ock. 5 muel l.. Com. .ocs .
Rachel Nox n. 1hcms> Z Patterson Ed.ia Pat
fersoI a,.. Cor ella =. Lase. ociendaat-
10 sad above FAMED parties. defendant and
ey ~ ore OF thea:
foa md Zach ~ y n are hereby notified tina. he
above eat tie salt . now pcncin- in .aid circuit
ttafc of Illinois and that snfnmpr he been issn q
a. a!nsf you thc''ir: Now, nnl, s. you cha per-
2 ral be ana ap.car bef.rc the aid coGrf on
The lrst DAY q! Tie mex: fern h rrCf TO he holder
n the ro-r. hon-e in the city OF 81 Rock Island,
II ritd ROCK Island couniy. OF. the frs; Monday
or y ngary est- 10 wi Oh tire sa' psce tn. .ai
Summon. is made re,E-nablc and except, ri, ai,
answer or 6tmur TO the bill OF coIp aint il, sal
, sit He'd that The zane Will bc taken v c. N
ICES cd a2aigs; you, and decree entered accord
ingly.
n'cd II 7 eek I.ana. Hin is. t.is .o,h aay O:
NOVEMBER. 4. ID. lsa:.
GEOkGE ". GAMBLE.
Clerk o. said Cozrt
HENRY crAIIs. Cor pltirant's Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
CscIeAs Purchases.

Two eminent French gentlemen, who
were great friends, used to relate m
amusing story Of their impecunious
days. Neither fame nor fortune had
come to them. but they were always
hopeful. The years had weighed heavi-
" enough upon Jules, however, for him
to have become entirely bald. One day
Alphonse met him with beaming coun.
tensnce and cried g.yly: "what do you
think. Julsal have tesn b~ying q
strong box!" s'Tk-h. AlphcnSe." 10.
Piled Jules firmly, Il shall buy hair-
brush.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
scAm,s NAIvere

Ws0oo Dsseads the rIrue Ma rr~a
Charges ~ Cswsraiee.
And the Lord san I, s.Hast thou eaten
OF the tree whereof I commanded thee
thou shculew act cat:- The man said,
TIE woman whom thou gavest to be
with me-ahe gave me Of the t.ce and
did eat. THIS. IL las been held for CEN
turies. was Adams great sin, for which
nc was driven out Of the garden and
MS descendants. even to the present gen.
erafton. compelled TO work for living.
In addition to bearing the Consequences
Of his error Adam has been denounced
Through ali succeeding centuries for his
eowasdice and lack q G.,llantry in Try
ing 10 throw the blame upon tine woman
who had been given to be with him
Gods FIRST. best gift TO man"
We are glad, therefore, that even after
600 years Of unmeTi;ed condemnation
which the memory Of CIR great pro-
geEi,os has had 70 bear there has arisen
one person who dares to speak for him.
AID IL Is ali the more fortunate that
shat person is q woman-a member Of
the sex whom Adams words, by .
wrong Interpretation. were held to have
maligned. This person is Mrs. Caroline
+. Corbin. n distinguished authoress. In
her latest book she says Of Adams plea:
This il not the expression of cow
ard;ce. but Of tie innocent aad native
belief that anything which this lovely
being, frcsh fro;a Gods hand, proposed
must be right, aad RICH: or wrong
must be done. 1t Is n trait which has
come down in unbroken continuity Of
inheritance to the latest born Of Adams
sons"
The thought is new one, but there Is
not man alive and capable Of appreci.
ating Mrs. Corbin's argument who will
not indorse il. Where is there a man to-
day. barring few crusty old bachelors,
who would not have done the same thing
under like circumstances: The woman
was beautiful, tho apple was good. and
Adam was AZ rnsophisticated, ingenious
young man unaccustomed to the little
social arts and receptions that the
daughters Of Mother Eve have learned
from her exapp.c.
We insist that Adam is vindicated,
and that Mark Twain's tears over his
grave were deserved tribute. Now,
let the building Of his monument pro-
coed. And let it he recorded thereon
tina; ''he was Il kind, loving and obediens
husbaId."-Troy Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
EXECUrOsss NOTICE..

Estate Of Louisa wollenhaup:. denssse6..
The undersigned having been appointed cxecp.
ere nj the last WIN aLd fcstancut Of 1ruiea
wollenhaugt. late OF the county Of kock Island
state o' illinois. declared. hereby gives notice
thsi they will appear before the county court Of
Rock fsiand county. ut the once Of the clerk ~
ssid couff. in the csv Of Rock leland. Ct the Feb
iuary term. on the Grit Monday IN February neg,
~ which time al persooe having claims against
sai6 eetate are notiaed and rcQneetcd to attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted All
oersoue indebted TO said cetsfc are requested 70
make imwediste rayment 10 the underlined.
Lated tbs sd dsv ~ November. A. D. loQ2
A. MARY wOLLENlACPT,
ANDREW wOLLENHAuPT.
Executors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06

when wss a jounS an. 'sa,a jonathan Gray,
III af.llcv too psrsic he knew IL. you bet,
II wos'd crxmp hia Ill Mp il . collicsy way.
Asa. go. d Lo:a. VIA; q twisting lis .nsides
woni' get.
Pm. tbs pills in use nowadays BY sensible fox,
Are as easy 20 ,ske aud as pes.ant q. jokes
or ooarse. the kind re.erree tn ty Nr GRAY
was TT. !tsrce', Pleasant reiiefs. the very les,
Liver Pin ever n sdc-rniid, ba fare and eH C.
tive The only pills. sn'd by druggists. ab.o'u-e.
ly on ir'a'. Satisfaction guaranteed, OF u u,
money IL returned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
MERIT ACi,N0WL EDGED
- the sisters q asesoy.

1As KieAAc.so Indlan Remedies HoaD4
70 - Invaluable at Eansocs Nov
Enyisnd r~ps-story Sehoo1.- Tsss1e
CsO L. Always Found 70 be Bens0cial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06

Kickapoo Indian Remedies Invaluable
to then. il caring for the health of tho
scholars under their charge. kick
apoo Indian Saswa, E;c,,apoo Indian
Oil andk clapoo Indian Cough Cure
they say, ''h.rc bccn used here with
the most gratifying results. These
simple remedies Of tie IRdiaa race de-
*orre Che sris'est possible recognition,
and their use il always beneficial" The
kickapoo lreian Remedies.
GickoPoo Indian Cough Cxre,
Kiekopoo Indies Oil,
Kickdpoo Indicn Saloe,
xickapoo irdiaa Worm Killer
AID
klCkAPo0 INDIAN SAcVvA.
The Grandes: Remedy of the Universe.
For the Stomach, Liver and KidneyA
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. Assay.
ouvs CHAN AND SURGEON
1874 Third Avcnse.
r,i-p' CO ii:n, To l.i.na III
Osace fioars:-!o =. m. To .! IA, % > ?. u. snt
q night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06

George Eliot suffered from melanchol-
&c moods, and from her thirtieth year
had severe attacks Of headache. A. .
child che was poor IN health and ex-
tremely sensitive to terror in the night.
She rsmained . quivering fear through
out hes whole life.-New York TINES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-06
(cisI Service Mid.
'vvinter Fair.

uposiae 0ststss sSd, the great
& I'D rests issugurstsd .
0IgOaGA oDufist cor line be-
} Ch1oaSs - tes Angeles. via
>1DnQA Boot lslasd = PHcisc
- CITY seA u. worth. and
- ~ oke 1s1as Pseinc 70 81
- 0o1tAsrs fseiGie 70 Los
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-01
PURELY PERSONAL.

Senator Morrill, of Vermont is in bet
ter health than he has been for several
years, though he recently celebrated the
anniversary of his SD birthday.
Mr.. Selons, who gets medal from the
Royal Geographical Society this year, is
believed to have killed more elephants
than any one else. He is popularity re-
garded as the original of Rider Haggard's IS
Allan Quatermain.
Nat NJ. Brigham, recently appointed
| United States Marshal of Utah, will be
remembered by Harvard men of about
| fifteen years back as one OF the most
noted tenors who ever sang in the Glee
Club. He is u classmate of Theodore
Roosevelt and Josiah Quincy.
Prof. Barnard has discovered more
comets than any other man living, hav-
ing sixteen to his credit. Ten years ago
he was photographers assistant at
Nashville, his value rs an amateur as
tronomer having been first discovered by
the authorities OF Vanderbilt University.
Colonel Ward Hill Lamon, President
Lincoln's intimate friend and unsuccess-
ful biographer, who died the other day
ut Martinburg, w, Va, is said to have
had another book in preparation at the
time OF his death. 1t was to be three
volume compilation OF his "reminiscences
OF Lincoln and the war.
Captain William X. Smith, who for
forty years has been Superintendent of
the National Botanic Garden at Wash
ington and President OF the Society OF
American Florists, has copies OF $50 edi-
tions OF the works OF Burns, the poet, a
collection only eNcelled by those at Glas-
gov and the British Museum.
The Shah has an unfortunate affection
for Great Britain. lie is always writing
to the Queen offering to visit her Mai.
csty, who is thought, however, TO have
had enough OF him last time. He not
only drinks bottle OF brandy a dav,
but is also an opium eater, and is man
of violent and irresponsible habits.
The only surviving oticeholder under
Iackson's administration is said to be
Judge Benjamin Patton, who was al that
time United States District Attorney.
He was present at Cleveland's inaugura.
ton, though he is 81 years old. He lives
quietly on his great estate OF nearly :. 900
acres, known as Fontland, near Hicks.
vile, q,
Carolus Duan's recently finished por.
trait OF the Baroness Creure de Lesser is
pronounced by n French critic "a chef
dWuvrc from the three points OF view OF
design, coloring and likeness" Duran
is handsome man OF 80, now grown
stout, but still agile enough TO be an ex.
pert iencer aud a fine horseman. His
iavorite model is his wife.
Pauline Markham, who is suing for
larsc damages for broken leg in Louis.
Vile, was photographed 50 extensively a
decade or 50 ago that nearly everybody
became familiar with her rlanguishingeye
and Madonna-like face. She is now past
10 wears OF age, hut still u tine-lookins
woman. There is not wrinkle in her
face, and tn surgeon who set her broken
member SAYS that she has 1.-THE most
beautiful and shapely limb" he ever
saw, and that the flesh is as firm as
marble"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-01
A Worm That Eats Tea.

one OF the wonders Of the worm
world is Nematoxis eocena, a creature
that eats ice with as much avidity as
ue silkworm does mulberry or Usage
orange leaves. Professor Pintori' a
Smithsonian institution authority of +
tew years ago, believes that these
Ice eating wonders will finally on
account of their rapid increase in tbs
arctic regions, gnaw through the ice
oergs and make trip to the pole nm
easy task. st. Louis Republic
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-01

By clause in his will NJ. Xavier
Mariner, a member of the French
academy, leaves forty pounds ODE
distributed among the sellers of sec
ondhand books who ply their trade
on the quays Of Paris. The money
Is to be spent by the legatees IN q
feast or dinner, during which they
are to think of the testator, who $
grateful for the happy momenr
which he spent wandering from one
bookstall to another on the banks o.
the Seine between the Pont Roy1
and the Pont st. Michel
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-23
No. II. FEUILLETON
LES
CHATIMENTS.
PAR EsCOFFIER.
XVI
LES


Quand je vous affirme quill ne
faudralt rien dire Dams lie premier
moment, ignorant encore qui heritait,
81 meme il y await un testament, je
croyais que NJ. de Wendell await fait
lie coup je Fen savais capable par
vanite, par betise, devrais-je dire pour
quill sdt bien que je n etais pas dupe,
je iui dis en- ricanant Je vous fals
compliments je ne vous croyais pas
aussi bon cavalier, NJ. de Wendell,
qui nest pas sot, compris a moltie !;
vous lui avez donne lautre moltie de
Fexplication, vous, oui, general, en-
lui dGcrivant la position du Gala
vre.
M de Wendell s'est des lors rap
proche de NJ d'Humbart Ce der
nier, c'est probable, dn faire quel-
ques difficulties. Mais les coquins Sc
comprennent demi-mot; il MA pas
fallu longtemps ce de Wendell pour
Sc faire accepter, ct lautre subj Get
odleux chantage moral.
Mon cher lieutenant, conclut lie
general, yous VOLTA aussi bien instruit
que moi-mGme sur les antecedents de
ces deux hommes.
"Le present vous explique la pre-
occupation constante de NJ. d'Hum-
bart, toujours inquiet des affaires de
police La mort du comte de Bertil-
Ion remonte a Pannee 1861, par
consequent lie terme de la prescription
de dix ans nest pas encore arrive.
Quand, au cercle, il soutenait quun
homme r6putG honnete peut commet-
ire un crime sans etre poursuivi, il
parlait par experience .Je crois
CONNIE vous que NJ de Wendell a
assassin6 votre pauvre seur. II
vous reste savoir comment ct dams
quelles circumstances ce tragique
evenement s'est produit. ;.
NJ. LefrancoIs remercia avec etiu-
sion lie general ct voulut Sc retirer.
Minute, dit lie general, nous
avons une autre affaire regler
NJ. Lefraneois, surpris par linto-
nation qu'a await prise lie general pour
lui dire: "Nous avons une autre
affaire a r6gler," Sc redressa brusque-
ment.
LIE vieux soldat n'etait en- effet
plus lie meme homme. Subitement,
sa physionomie s'etait TRANSFORMER
A la bonhomie de tout lheure
await succede une cranene toute
militaire ct un air de def parfaite-
ment caracterIse.
--Oui, oui, dit-il, vous me compre
nez bien.
Et Sc mettant en- garde, il porta
avec In nam une botte au lieutenant
-Cest de mon duel que vous
voulez parler mon general?
-Et de quoi voulez-vous que &c
soft Nous allons mener celia ronde-
ment, j'espere.
Eth Guoi, general, vous vouduez,
vous daigneriez etre mon t6moin
Comment 81 je daignerais f!
Pour qui me prenez-vous done ? Est
ce que j'ai a ce point lair solennel ?
Gu me croyez-vous d6cr6pit ? Nor
bleu !. J'ai encore bon pied, bon
9il, ct vous verrez que je ne suis pas
II anchot.
-,Je n'avais pas osG esperer un
tel honneur, mon general, ct j'al prize
deuX de mes amis de IN assister
mais je m 'empresserai de rendre sa
parole a Fun d'eux.