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Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
DIR. Sarah q. Jones.

DIR. SARAH G. JONES, the pioneer ex-
poDent of the principle of woman's
rights, the first female representative of
Virginia to enter the scientific arena,
the first woman to pass the Medical Ex-
aiming Board of Virginia, was born In
.Albermarle Co., Va, in sight OF Month
Jeello the historic home of Thomas Jetter-
son. She is the daughter of George W.
Boyd the leading coiored contractor IN
the city OF Richmond. At an early age
the doci or entered the public schools OF
Richmond from which she graduated in
1889. She was elected the same year to
teach in the Public Schools. In 1888
she was married to NJ. b. Jones then q
Public School teacher, now G. W. Asst
Secretary of the g. +. u. o. 7. r. In
1890 she matriculated at Howard Medi-
cal College aud graduated from this in
atitution with the degree of NJ ID. IN
1893 She passed the Medical Examin-
ing Board in the Spring of the same
year and commenced at once the prac-
tice of her chosen profession.
By her skillful treatment of dises ses
she has won her way into the hearts oi
the people and to-day all classes of pa.
tients seek her medical advice. KIND
hearted. energetic, patient, she is q re
markable example Of what q woman
may do. Despite the prejudice agains
the race, and the feeling against the en-
trance Of the female into the profession
she Is steadily making headway.'
- In her buggy which she handles Will
the same familiarity and skill OF be
more favored male competitors she ma,
be seen hurrying to administer to th
wants of those who solicit her aid. Ma,
success continue to crown her effort
and ber pathway through life be line
with the reward to which her skill eI
titles her. Hundreds are watching be
progress and drawing inspiration frol
her sturdy characteristics and unremi
ting toll.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
Ohio Refused to Deliver Him

Judge L. Buchwalter of Cincinnati Q refused to dev-
er Rev A H. Hampton coored charged with shooting and
wounding white withntent KILL to the Kentucky au-
horites had from the trial Judge and the
Governor of that state his life be protected and the
guaranteed fair and impartial trial in accordance with
the provisions of the constitution of the United States
Upon failure of the Kentucky officers to furnish such guar
tees on Jan a. 1895 he discharged the prisoner He stated
that prisoner who had been sent into Kentucky from his
four months before had been ynched after ne
left the train
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26

CLAY-Mr. Reuben Clay, the we'll
known grocer, who did business at ll5
n. 3rd St., died suddenly early We'd
nesday morning, 18th inst. He attend
ed the debate at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church, Tuesday night, 10Th inst, and
was .apparently in excellent health.
His funeral took place Friday, 18th
inst, at the Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Rev. r. Wells preached a pathetic ser
mon.
The deceased was member of the
above-named Church, also of Lone Star
Lodge, No. 1910, G. u. o. Of Q. f., and
of Richmond Patriarchie. He leaves &
mother, two sisters and two brothers tC
mourn their loss.
Funeral Director, John B. Harris otii
| ciated. The casket was chestnut, COY
cred with fine broad-clOth, rope mould
ing elliptic end, heavy silver handle
covered with fine twisted silk.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
hi. HENRY's MINsTRELs.


Hi Henry's Premium Minstrels will ex-
hibit here Jan. 2Sth at the Academy of
Music. These minstrels are travelling in
their own special coach and draw large
crowds where they perform. The follow
ing from the Danville, KY, Kentuckian
explains itself.
Hi. Heury's Minstrels gave an artistic
performances st the Opera House last
evening. Il was a supurb show, clean
and refined. They have a splendid band
beautiful costumes, fine stage effects
and are flrst class in every detail. Nc
better Minstrel performance was ever
given in this city
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
Lemas-MasOn.

The Ebenezor Baptist Church was
packed TO overfi0wing Thursday night,
the 18th inst. the occasion was the mar
riage of Miss Mary Alice Mason to Mr.
Peasants Lemas- The bridal party
entered in the following Ordsr:-Rela-
tives of contracting parties, Mr.. kobt-
Weaver with license; Meesrs- Andrew
Walker and George E. Howard, Charles
Lemas aud Geo. Preston, John Briggs
and Walker Pleasants, Miss Marthe
Baker and Miss Sa lie Ann Mason, SMr
Thomas Scott and groom, Mr.. Robert
Weaver and bride.
Rev. r. Wells, the beloved pastor per
formed the ceremony with his accustom
ed ease and grace and to the satistac
ton of all present, The bride wor
| cream, brocaded silk, beaded front, an'
carried flowers. The groom wore tn
| conventional black.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26

On Monday night, 18th party of gen.
tlemen of this city assembled at Custa-
los Hall on the invitation of @. r. Dav-
enport to examine and listen to an ex-
PLANTATION of his plans for the produc-
ing of perpetual motion and generating
sufficient power to run machinery at
the same time Mr.. Davenport ex-
phined his plans in detail and succeed
ed in convincing those present that
there was merit in his proposed inven-
ton and with proper management
something could be done with the
same.
Several gentleman present arose and
expressed a willingness to unite in Q
plan for the developement of the enter
prise and to furnish the means to bf
agreed upon for the manufacture OF &
model to be made from drawing fur
nished by Mr.. Davenport. Mr.. Chas
| Whittle a prominent lawyer Of the cit.
being one of those present was request
ed to dictate an agreement in whicl
the object of the association was clear
ly set forth and the relationship Of tn
inventor to the Association shown
The Association was then formed b
the following gentlemen who signe
the agreement and paid the require
fee T.. w Vaughan, J. II. Hill, j. a
Movo L Vauuho1,. tea,s111l
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26

The marriage of Miss Sallie. Peasants
to Mr. Lee jackson and Miss Mary
Johnson to Mr.. John Layne took place
at the Corner Stone Baptist Church on
Dec. 2, 1894 Notwithstanding the
weather being bad large crowd met
to witness the happy couple united in
holy wedlock. All were handsomely
dressed. A grand reception was given
at the groom's residence, also the next
day at the brides. Bro. I. T, Harris
offciated. We wish them a long and
prosperous life.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
PASSED AWAY.
Death of Mrs. Snsie Mines-GOOch.
LANDS Court Day.

BALKAN, VA, JAN y, 1895
Mrs. Susie Mines, the eldest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Jane Lewis departed this
life Thursday, Jan. IL, 1895. She has
been a member of the Sixth Mt Zion
Baptist Church for five years She
died confident of that rest that remain
eth for the saints of God. She told her
mother that she had done all in her
power, and now she was going. She
bid them goodbye and fell asleep. She
was a member of G.. +. u. o. T. r.
The funeral was preached by Rev. s.
R. Harris, assisted by Rev. p. f. Will
liams.
am close reader of the PLANET Gas
i think all should be-. / have been
waiting to see what the preacher found
out about the prayer-meeting in he'll
but he has not told us yet. If there
are any such meetings I would like K
know who conducts them. Show il VI
preacher, show it up.
Yesterday was Court Day but moth
ing of Importance was done. A few
old rips were exchanged among horse
traders.
Elder Harris gave a soul-stirring ser
mon last Sunday to a large congrega
ton. Text, Ex. 81 :26. "Whois on tn
Lords side2"
p. r. WILLIAMS.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
OPENING RECITAL.

The Grand Opening Recital of the
Richmond Musical and Dramatic sAsso-
citation took place at the True l2eform-
ers Hall, Monday Night, Jan. 2ls 1885.
The programme was as follows: Jingle
Bells, the opening chorus was well rem
dered; instrumental duett by Nine.
Jackson and Miss Oliver was fine; Miss
S. Alice Kemp sang a solo entitled
Spring is Only Love. She was encoreG
and in response sang another excellent
solo which was seemingly a greater
favorite than the first. The male quar-
tette consisting of Messrs. johnson,
Mayo, Reid and Jackson held the audi
ence spell-bound and was rapturously
| applauded. The violin and piano duett
| was a rare treat. Mr.. w. A. Mitchell
recited an emotional piece and was en-
/ cored to which he responded by recit-
| ing Tennysons' Charge of the Light
| Brigade. Roses and Violets, trio by
| Miss Kemp, and Mesdames Walker and
Price was excellent. They were encor-
ed and responded with another selec-
tion equally as good. Miss Bette An
derson in the recitation of the wife
hunting deacon kept the house IN an
| uprOaP of laughter. Her gestures and
1 articulation was far above the average
A solo: Twas No Vision was well rem
dered by Madame Walker who is one
of Richmonds' favorites. She was en-
cored and responded with q choice Sc
2 lection.
A scene from Richard III by Mis-
: Wills and Mr.. D. W. Davis in whicl
: the characters of Queen Annie an
t King Richard were thoroughly brough
= out, was a fine piece of dramatic work
It Nine. A. D. Price brought down tn
e house in the rendition of a solo entitle
For all Eternity. She was rapturousl
d | applauded to which she responder
a Nine. Price is a new conner among l
r and is already a musical favorite. 81
,e has q deep contralto voice OF muC
a sweetness. Her low and high not
r. are especially noticeable. Prof. M.
8. NJ. Bennette is an excellent perform
ty and played q fine piano selectio
t. Auctioneer-A quartette by Mesdam
,h A. D. Price, +. p. Walker and Messl
r. IL. T. Taylor and @. B. Ried was co
he ceded to be the most interesting Of t
musical part of the programme. I
by | singers were at their best.
ed Mr. d. Christopher Jackson sang
ed bass solo, entitled Monarch" he "
A. encored but did not respond
= '4,had to appear immeo'
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
A Testimonial.

Mrs. Annie r. Fleming who departed
this life, Jan. 8, 1895, was member OF
the A.. NJ. T.. Church of Atlanta, Ga.
The body was prepared by Undertaken
Henry Cook, who deserves much cred
it. The body went 1890 miles without
damage. 1t was just the same when 1t
reached Atlanta as when it left Rich
mond.
Mrs. JEREMIAH SMITH
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
Married In Philadelphia.

]. r. Davis of Richmond, Va, and
Miss c. Floratina Brown of Harrisburg,
Pa, were married in Philadelphia on
Wednesday morning, Jan. 3, 1898 by
Rev. Father Jordan. Prof J. Henry
Davis of Boston, Mass, best man cousin
of the groom.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
An Indiana Club

The T. Thomas Fortune Club of An
derson, Indiana has elected the follow
ing officers: j. NJ Watkins, president
@. h Holmes, president; K. M.
Booker, Assistant Secretary; Wesley
Drake, Treasurer. Its purposes are the
moral, social and political elevation OF
the race.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
NOTICE

All stock holders and section owner
Of Sycamore Cemetary will please re-
port within the next thirty days to the
Secretary of the company for registra-
ton, at the same time presenting deeds
for sections owned.
BY order of Board of Managers,
r. G. RICHARDSON, Sec'y,
ia264t. pit w Baker st.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26

at P. NJ. Members viii attend ac-
cordingly.
T. NJ CRUMP, &C.
T. w MITCHELL,
K. of r. & S.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26
DLANET LODGE, %

DLANET LODGE, %,
Il X. of P, will have
a meeting for the initia-
tion of Its candidates,
Monday Night, Febru-
ary 4, 1895 at Pythian
Castle, Clay Street, bet.
Fifth and Sixth Streets.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-26

scted excellent
pAys be expected to
ptortainment, ThR
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Les Carcons en- Bleu

Chaque aimee, la 6 ,6rence
pour la Grande Arm6e de la Re
publique augmente parce que plus
nous progressons, plus profond est
rint6ret pour oette association.
Ohaque fois que la reunion de oe
grand corps national est tenue
plus grand est l'interet parce que
Ion volt la triste conviction que
lentement oes garcons sen Won't ct
que blentot lis disparattront pour
tou]oars. L'ann6e p%rochaine, la
reunion SO tiendra 4 st, Paul, ct
des milliers so pr6parent 4 visiter
Ia "ssintly City" par lie st Paul &
Duluth Ky.
Cest la ligne la plus populai-
re du peuple tous les jours ct en-
toute saison de l'ann6e en-
ire St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth
West Superior, Stillwater Tay-
lor's Falls ct autres points, par Q
que ses trains de passengers -
du plus haut luxe, ses "time ia
bles" commode, SEES annexes ives,
son ohemin doux ct ses en- loy6s
les plus obligeants. Ellie gagn6
ga reputation par ses pr: pres me-
rites ct le voyageur d'a' ourd'hui
est l'ami ct protecteur d demain.
Aussi prenez toujours le Duluth
Short Line lorsque vous voyagerez
S'adresser q w. A. Russell G.
P. A. st. Paul.
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Ia mECHE DOR

LIE num6ro % de LA BONNIE LIT.
TERATURE FRANCHISE (octobre
1896 content CONNIE article prln-
cipal lie superbe roman (complet)
de Pierre Sales LA MEonE DOR.
C'est le r6o1t tres movements
dun meurtre suiv1 de l'aocusation
du fills de la victime. Celui cl est
innocent, mails Ia justice aveugl6e,
persiste 4 le poursuivre. Cepen-
dsnt laccus6 parvient q s'6chap-
per, aide par un ami d6vou6, ct
une fois en- libert6 r6ussit 4 d6voi-
Ter la vraie coupable. LIE d6noue-
ment est tres dramatique. Dams oe
meme num6ro on continue LA FIJI
LIE DU REvoLUTIoNNA1RE, le beau
roman commence dams le numero
de septembre. La po6sle, la musi-
que, ct autres articles sont 4 la
hauteur de la publication. Ce nu-
nero est tres beau ct m6rite d'etre
In.
Messieurs Leprohon ct Lepro
hon, 6dlteurs, Is rue St-Gabrle..,
Montreal, Can. %enverront 90 50.
perbe num6ro franc de poet q tou
te personne qui an fera Ia deman-
de aocompsgn6e de 10 centins en-
argent on timpres poste canadiens
on americans.
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CANADA-OUEST
Cltoyen du oomt6 de Elk,
Howard, Kas, Ii JUN 1896

C1ToYEN ED1TEUR -Ayant visit6
lie Nord-O Quest Oaaadien, du Nord
Portal, sur Ia ligne am6ricaine, q
Calgary, sur lie Pacific Canadien, ct
de Ia au nord jusqu'a Edmonton,
sur lie Saskatchewan nord, nous de-
vons avouer que CONNIE pays de
resources %naturelles, le grand
Nord. Quest Canadien ma pas de-
gal sur lie continent AMERICAN. SEES
champs fertlles, immenses champs
de Charlton, laos, rivieres, ct sour
oes sur chaque section, immenses
forets ct champs a mines dor, tou,
tes ces chooses ensembles lie rendent
IN pays incompatible. Dieu ma ja-
mails cree un plus beau pays. Les
torres q prendre sont 81 bellies ct
vari6es quill est impossible de les
d6crire, toutes en- "Homestead."
Une partie est en- bois ct l'autre en-
prairies, avec eau, soft dan lac on
dune source. L'eau est claire COM
me le CRYSTAL ct frolde CONNIE la
glace, aussi, ~profusion des neil
leurs ~poissons. De For en- quantit6
so trouve dams tous les %ruissesux
qui so jettent dams le grand Sascat-
ehawan, gratis, pour tous oeux qui
d6sirent miner, payant de rs cents
a $3.50 par jour, suivant la capaci-
t6 de phomme ct la maniere don't
il travaille.
lie Homestead" ne coute que
$lOIchaque ct yr6sider six mois par
an pendant trois ans. Les recoltes
sent snres ne manquant jamals. LIE
r6ndement moyen de bic est de 40
q 60 boisseaux par acre; avoine, 90
q 100 pois.; orge, 40 q 60 bois.;
pommes de terre, 300 4 600 bois.;
ct les l@gume1 de toutes sortes ne
peuvent pas etre surpass6s.
LIE b6tail ct chevaux restent de-
hors tout l'hiver ct sont plus gras
an printemps, sans "feed," que les
notres aprAs les avoir nourris de
mails ct "full feed; Ia ills devien-
nent trop gras pour TRAVELLER. Pres
de la ligne americana, une pa1tie
de terrain de $50 miles, jusque
dams le district d'Alberta. est gar
dee pour les ranches" 1000 miles
de chemin de fer viennent d'etre
tarmin6s ct les "settlers" sont invl-
t6s.
Rappelez vous que nous payons
nos propres depenses ct que nous
ne ventons pas le pays pour de Par
gent, mails 81 quelqu'un desire y
aller, nous disons quill trouvera
tout correct, dams toute l'aocep-
ton du mot. II y q du gibier ct du
poisson en- abundance dams les TO-
rets ct reau. Les Inconvenience du
pays sont les memes que dams tous
les nouveaux pays, hauts prix de
chemins de fer ct tongues distan-
ces aux marches, mails soDt vites
efac6s, par la r6ussite sure DIES rel
Les hivers sont froids mails
les et6s chauds ct NOTES.
Les fats ci-dessus sont reels,
d'aprAs s6rieuses observations de
part ct les renseignements
uue nous avons en- des residents
leo mieux post6s.
g. Il KAssoN.
J. W. OaLE.
Abonnez-vous 4 rEoHo DE LOU
EST $l.O0 par an payable d'avance
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dra-t-il que tn t'exposes?
Et baissant Ia voix:
" crro / IL n rouna9

ne IauQT8 pan JOu6T uA Pou w
o~outeau? r6pondlt froidement 10
bandit:
Puts s'animant:
&c que je puts to dire, femme
continua.t-il, c'est que tous ces
malins qu'on appelle dams les ga
zettes "les celebrities du crime ne
me wont pas q la chenille. Quand
il s'agit de s'introduire dams Pen
droit Cd il y a quelque bon coup .
faire, comment proe6dent-ils dor.
dinaire? Ills essaient d'entrer en-
forcant one porte on une fenetre.
Eth bep.... ct tot!
La belle affaire, dit on RIGA
nant Frochard, que d'escalade1
on de fraoturer! Ii ne faut pour
celia qu'un peu de vigueur au pol
gnet, ct des outilsl
-Tu vas entrer dams CO mid On
question par la chemin6e? demsn.
da la Frochard.
Encore tendance de Fart.
femme CONNIE Get autre qu'on
appelait "Le eapuoin", n'est-ce
pas, qu1 s'est vantA, devant les ju'
ges d'etre rests cache, toute une
journ6e, pour attendre la mutt
dams une chemin6e Oh Ton await
allum6 un bon feu....
1t avec une expression de d6'
dain il ajouta:-S laisser fume1
CONNIE IN jambon! Pas malin Il
proceeds. Risquer d'etre force d.
s:6chapper piteusement par lei
toits, CONNIE an chat!
Eft tot, comment done complies
tn t'y prendre oette fois?
Moi, femme Frochard, j
veux qu'on vienne m'ouvrir toutt
grande la maison Oh j'irai travail
Ter.
-Qui Ga? interrompit la femme
du bandit 6merYeill6e. Les do
mestiques, peut. etre?
Mails oui! (.
-Tu les COMMAS? ct ills seron,
dc la fete?
Frochard cut IN SQUIRE d6dai.
gneux:
,-Dss completes, a,ors! 6t'il on
haussant les epaules, tn sails que
je men veux pas.
Puts achevant son r6oit:
-Oui, name Frochard, or
viendra me recevoir q Ia porte e'
Pon me saluera jusqu'a terre, on
me remerciant de la vislte que
je}.... d6daignerai fairs.
En- v6rit6Y
:-J'ajoute meme que je seral
atsendu avec la plus grande impa'
tienee.... par le millionaire lui.
meme, qui m'accueillera CONNIE
un sauveur.
I'm sauveur tot!
Ayant ainsi meme graduelle'
ment SO femme jusqu'au dernie1
degr6 de la s%tup6faotion, le ban
dit entama I'm sulet qui devai'
6galement 6tonner la Frochard.
Femme, lui dlt-il. vous NAL
derez dams cette afaire, tot ct LEI
petlts.
--Taider... nous?
--Je Maine pas que les femmef
mettent les mains 4 la pate, mails
oe que 1e veux, c'est que, pendant
que ]e "travaillerai," vous fassiez
lie guet tous les trois.
Pour t'avertir. 80. common
nous y prendrons-nous?
Isl la "mouche' SO pr6sente,
tot GU Pun des enfants me lance
rez an coup de siMet. C'est pas
plus dif6oile que ca....
--Je p%r6viendrai jacques. Ia.
vance, de ce quill aura q faire....
mails le petite.
jacques SO tlendra a IN bout
de la rue, Pierre q l'autre extr6mi-
t6 ct tot au milieu. O. sera bien
lie dlable 81 quelqu' I'M Went 4 pas.
ser sans que vous le voyez Oh Zen
tendiez venir. Et alors....
-Sufit; dit froidement la Fro
chard, nous ouvrirons les yeux ct
les oreilles.
Puts apres un silence:
Eft quand paffsire?
Pas plus tard que domain.
Eft Oh faudra-t.il que nous
PASSIONS lie guet?
Ii connais bien peglise don't
on volt les clochetons du march6
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EEmployez toujours le "RIVIERR
CHOLERA MIXTURE" guerison sure
du cholera. Prix, Is cents.
Pour les personnes n%erueuses GU mala-
dives, il ny a pas de meillenr remede que
le TONGUE de Beuf, Fer ct Vim de T. F
Riviere, pharmacien 1lO1 Adams Street
Prix75 cents Ia pinte.
LIE printemps arrive ct ave- lui le cho-
lera ct les maladies dintestins. Gu6rison
assuree par "Rivieres Chemic Melange.'
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que chose CONNIE I'm agent de- Ia
pr6vot6 on un soldat du guetl
Eft si.... tn n'allais pas r6us-
sir? dit la Frochard avec anxi6t6.
IL fault que je %r6ussisse, mile
tonnerrssl s'6cria le bandit en- Gle
want Ia voix...., il le faut.... on
le diable perdra SOS cornes!
-Viens lei, mon jacques! cria-t
il al'enfant quit prit dams ses
bras.
Puts, ayant embrass6 son pr6f6-
re avec plus d'efus:on encore que
d'habitude, il SO rapprocha de sa
femme ct lui dit:
-J'ai encore rne recommends
ton q to faire. II s'agit que l'on
ne soupconno rien dams cette bo1te
q cancans. Ia veisine est une pie
borgne qui va clabauder dams tout
10 quarter.
Sans compiler que le bouti-
quier est tou]ours sur le pas de la
porte lorsque Pun de nous sort GU
rentre.
-Faut done clouer le bee d ces
deux oiseaux-la, pour quill ne Soc
cupent pas de mes aAaires.
-Parle, mon homme.
- Tu dlras 3 ia voisine ct q cot
autre den has que j'ai trouv6 une
bonnie place, ct tn ajouteras que
c'est CO que je cherchais depuis
longtemps.
-Une place chez qui? Une pla-
CO de quot?
Froohard regarda pendant quel-
ques secondes ga femme, pour
JOUR de sa surprise:
-Une place de-. valet dc pied!
dlt-ll lentement.
De valet de pied?
-Oui, name Frochard, chez un
grand seigneur.
Et appuyant sur . mots:
/; -Tu auras bien soin de dire
que des domain, tn entends bien,
dos domain. je dois aller me pre-
senter pour voir 81 je fails l'affaire
de mon ma1tre!
-C'est bonl r6pondit la Fro
chard. via qui est bien convent,
tout le monde connaftra la nouvel-
le avant qui ne soft settlement une
demi.heure!
Tandis que So femme SO char
geait de faire courir, dams la mai
son qu'elle habitat, 10 bruit qu'el-
le allait enfn pouvoir vivre 6cono-
miquement parce que son mari,
qui ne faisait plus d'affaire dams
Sos voyages, await enfn trouv6 une
place de valet de pied chez I'm per-
sonnage de la cour, Frochard SO
mettait en- quote dune livr6e, Pun
habit de velours ct dune douillet-
to. II SO rendit pour celia dams les
environs du Temple Oh il trouva
les objets d6sign6s plus haut, non
sans avoir marchand6 conscien-
cieusement ct sans avoir entendu
d6biter tout le vocabulaire des re-
vendeuses. Lorsqu'il rentra chez
lui, portant lie paquetde vetements,
le boutiquier larreta q la porte en-
lui distant.
-Vous allez done nous gutter,
voisin?
= Ma fol, voisin, c'est pas trop
tot; mon sac d'ecus a joliment le
ventre vide, depuis quelque temps.
BIT vous allez le remplir, d etc
heure, il paraft?
En- attendant je viens encore
do d6bourser.
--Au fat, voisin, qu'est-ce que
vous porter dams CO paquet2 Un
habit?
Habit de domestique, voisin!
soupira Frochard.. =. Que voulez-
vous, quand on ma pas le choix.
BAIL 81 vous 6tes. CONNIE dit
votre femme, chez un due.
-Et I'm fameux, voisin. La du-
chesse a son tabouret.
"A la cour2
CONNIE TAI Thonneur de vous
lie dire, voisin! Ca poss4de des
millions, pendant que le pauvre
peuple creve de faim! dit hypocri-
tement le bandit.
Cette soir6e qui prec6dait Fat
tentat fut. pour Frochard. CONNIE
une veill6e DIES armes. il passa de
tongues heures, pendant que sa
femme ct ses enfants dormalent, a