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ne vouiant pas gutter le monde
pour cause aussi legere. pria Dieu de
changer Get ordre de chooses.
De Ii Went l'usa9e de faire des
souhaits Ge bonheur quand on
aternue.
81 nous n ayions que ccs renseigne-
ments pour nous satisfaire je crois
que nous tlouycrions heaucoup DIM
crednles, mais heureusement on n
trouye me cause plus probable lie
ces poltesses.
Sous lie pontificat de Gfegoire-le-
Grand, il Y eat en- Italie une sorte de
peste qui Sc manifestait par DIES
i eternnments tous les pestiferes
e,ernuaient on sc recommanda a
| Dieu, ct cest de Ia quest venue
foplnlon populaire, que la coutume
de Sc saluer tire son orgine dune
maladie epidemique, qui emportait
tous ceux don't la membrane pitpi
taire etait simulee trop yivement.
Salgues qui ecrlt sur les erreurs
ct les pr6jug6s, dit dams ses liyres
qu'en general, reternnment chez les
anciens etait pris tant6t Ell bonnie
tantot en- mauvalse part, suivant les
temps. les lieux ct les circumstances
un bon 6ternument 6talt celnl gu
arrivait depuis midi jusqu'a minuit
ct .quand la lune etait dams les signe:
du Taureau, du Lion, de la Balance
du Capricorne ct des Poissons mai:
sill venait de minuit a midi, 81 |:
lune etait dams les signes de |;
Verge, du Verseau, de FEcreylsse
du Scorpion, 81 vous sortlez du II
on de table, c'etait alors le cas- de s
recommander Dieu.
L'eternament, quand on fenten
DAFT d sa droite, etait regarde che
les Grecs ct les Romans CONNIE III
heureux presage.
Enfin, chers lecteurs, je vous dira
que les Grecs, en- parlant dune bell
personne, disalent que les amour
, ayaient ,sternue d 50 nalssance.
C'est propos den dire autant d
nos charmantes Canadiennes.
ALBERT FERLAND.
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LES LAMPEs. --Toutes les lampes

LES LAMPEs -Toutes les lampes
doiyent etre nettoy6es ayec soin tous
les mathis. La cheminee de verre
doit etre surmontGe dun petit
chapeau de papier qui empeche la
poussiere de s'y introduire Dams
les grands jours, au moment on Ion
sen sert plus, lhuile que l'on laisse
s'epaissit il faut la changer 81 on
veut JOUR dune belle lumiere. 81
ellie a besoin d'etre nettoyee. faire
boulllir un litre d'eau dams lequel on
a fait fondre de Ia potasse on verse
de cette eau bouillante dams Ia lampe;
on la rince en- jetant lie residu On
bouche toutes les issues a poussiere
ct on laisse ainsi ses lampes jusqu aux
jonrs courts.
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PRocEpE POUR BLANCHIR L'IyoIRE

PROCEDE POUR BLANCHIR L'IyoIRE
JAUNI.-L'ivoire Sc ternit assez faci-
lement au contact de lair ct de Ia
poussiere ct prend en- meme temps
une couleur jaunatre. Pour le blan-
chr il suffit de le brosser avec de la
pierre ponce calcipee ct delayee ayec
de peau ensuite on renferme les
pieces encore humldes sous une
cloches en- vcrre que fon expose aux
rayons du solell.
Les objets ainsi nettoyes acqule-
rent meme une blancheur plus grande
que celIe qu'ils ayaient primitive
ment.
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BONJOTRt BONSOIRt I
.1TRETOIR I
Bt,NJ0UR

Le jour, cest Ia vie qui recommen-
ce. Noyez, dit raurore, tout s'anime
dams Ia nature. L'oiseau s'apprete a
chaGter, ia sieurette 4 embaumer. le
ruisseau !, babil!er, fhomme devra-t-
IL rester seul mactif -. Oui, le
jour c'est Ia vie, c'est done lie travail,
le lahenr incessant. Ol que ce
laheur SOFT bon
BoNSOIR
lie solr, c'est Ii fin du jour, c'est
fheure Gu repos. Que ce repos SOFT
bon, qull refasse nos forces dams un
somneil hienfaisant, quill d6tende
notre esprit fatigue dies luttes de Ia
jonrnee.
Bonsoir, c'est lie dernier mot. Oh |
quill yienEe du cnar Que les
levres ne soient pas seuIes le dire
mettoDs-y toute notre anne Qni
salt 81 ce he sera pas notre parole
supreme ?
AU REyoIR
LIE revor, c'est l'esperance, c'est
le sourlre u trayers les larmes, e'est le
rayon de soeiI dams Tame. Oh !!
quill Ia rechauffe ct Itelaire quill la
soutienne dams son exil, en- attendant
quelle soft admise la OH il ny 4
plus nj separation nj absence, nj
adieu, mais un eternel reyolr.
ANNE MARIE.
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ii "a lie volume d'eaa
- roule ainsi &c ralsseau ?
IT IN eafant a - mere !;
d cette rive si chere.
III, nous le voyons pattlr
!. .pryons nous reyenr ?
~ mon fls, loin de 81 source
!, ,pisseau fuit pour toujonrs
Il sette onde dams 50 eoafse
mlImage de nos jonfs,
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Flchue distraction Lu dams un
compte rendu musical e.. lie
public etait reellement transport6
d'enthousiasme Partiste surmonte
les plus grandes facilities ayec une
difficulte extraordinaire.'
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| MEU V0US BENISSE.

a,urr ynIIS RENISSE
O'
Il ,aa ! tahle dams Ia rue. |
- i anrouvcz-yous l'irresls- /
!, h.so;o foQvrir d6mesurtment
ao,,,,e !; yous youliez
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u ,.,.,ear m eternament formida-
81 :; ,,,,,s a,es on compa.
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zRar tranpor po,;.;,o an .as saluta,
as i FAINT renonter insou' 'a
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No 80

mandements de Dieu It dc IEglse,
&c gull y await de plus profitable an
monde, c'etait i, coasuIte dun bon
ayocat.
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heareuS ealin qaon l,eut compris.
-Iotfe age ?
--Trente ans, on approchant.
-Votre profession
Ma profession -. All oui,
anoi est-ee que je fails je snis
fermier.
Lavocat Gerit deux lignes, pile le
papier ct lie remet il son etrange
client
-C'est deja fini s'tcrie Bernard;
eh bien ! 4 la bonnie heure on n'a
pas lie temps de moisir, CONNIE DIT
Get autfe. Combien est-ce que ca
vaut Ia coasnlte, monsieur Pavocat
-Trois francs.
Bernard pale sans reclamation,
salne du pied ct sort, enchante
d'ayoir proftf de foccasion.
Lorsqu'il arriva chez lai, il etait
d1ja quatre heures. La route l'avait
fatigue, ct IL entra la maisoa bien
decide a Sc reposer.
Dependant les foins ttaient coupes
lepuis deux iours ct complement
fanes un DIES gareons sint deman-
der sill fallait les rentrer.
-Ce soir lnterrompit la fermlere
qui venait de rejoindre son mari ce
seralt grand peehe de Sc METRE a
louvrage 81 tard, tandis que demain
on ponrra les samasser sans Sc gener.
lie gareon objecta que lie temps
pouvait changer, que les attelages
etalent prets ct les bras sans emploi.
La fermiere repondit que lie vent
etait bien place, ct que III mutt Wen
draft tout interrompre. Bernard,
qul ecoutait les deux plaidoyers he
savait quoi Sc d6cider, lorsqu'il Sc
rappela tout coup lie papler de
l5avocat.
Minute s'ecria-t-il, j'ai Ia une
copselfe c'est TN fameux, ct ellie
ma coute trols francs ca doit nous
tlrer d'embarras. Noyons Therese
ais-nous ce qu'elle ehante, toi qui lis
toutes les ecritures.
La femme prit lie papier, ct lut, er
hesitant, ces deuX lignes.
8 Ne rentettez janaots aa lenaemail
&C qae rous poure= fare le .iou.
meme
II Y celia s'ecria Bernard
frappe dun trait de lumiere alors
ylte, les cLarrettes, les files, le:
rarcons. ct rentrons le foln
Sa femme youlut essayer encore
quelques objections mais il declar:
qu'on n'aohetait pas une coasulte troi:
francs pour n en- rien faire ct an'i
fallait suivre laws de l'avocat
Lui-meme donna lexemple en- $,
mcttant la tete des trayailleurs, e
; en- ne rentrant qu'apres avoir rentrt
toas les foins.
) L'ev6nement sembla Sc charger d
prouyer Ia sa9esse de sa conduite, u
orage lnattendu eclata sur la yallee
ct lie lendemaln quand le jour parut
J on apereut, dams les prairies i
riylere debordee qul entraInait le
folns r6cemment coupes. La r6colt
5 de tous les fermiers yoisins fu
5 anealltie Bernard seul await ciel
perlu.
Cette premiere experience lu
donna une telle fol dams la consults
ton dc rayocat qua partir de ce jou
il.raaopta pour regle de conduite g
devint, grace son ordre ct . 5
diligence, TN des plus riches fermier
du pays. Ii n'oublia jamais, d
reste, le service que lui await rend
/ VI. de la Germondaie, auquel
n apportait tous les ans, par reconnai
sance, une couple de ses plus beau
: poulets ct il await coutume de dill
: ses yoisins, lorsqu'on parlait dc
lhommes de loi qu'apres les con
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ANNE-MARIE

L'esprit le plus distingue ne donne
jamais toute sa mesure, ct cest a Ia
faute de lhomme ct de la vie.
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Ii PIIS.i.1 TT L'1I0GIT
4iaecdote.

iHetdote
tine chose a fcmaraHer les ylltes
ont leur indyidualite CONNIE les
hommcs. Indnstrellcs on marItimes,
savantes ou frivoles, Giles reveIent
torjours par Ieur physionomie Il
nature Gle leurs habitants.
On est surtout frappe de cette
verite lorsqu'on vlsite Rennes. 4
yOlr ses grands edltces falr magis-
tral, ses places magnitiques on lherbc
| perce les paves, ses solltalres prone
| nades que traversent a pene de loin
en- loin quelgues lecteurs pensifs, on
reconnait sur le champ Ia cap!tale du
vleux duche breton, lanclenne resi-
| dence dies Parlements, la vile q etude
on went Sc former Ia jeunesse stu
dieuse de la province, car, ce qui
| domlne dams Taspect de Rennes,
c'est Ia gravite la vile est calme ct
| severe CONNIE un tribunal ct, en-
cftet, c'est Ia Que dcmeure la iot !
la Sc trouvent son temple, ses grands
pretres ct ses plus fervents adorateurs.
On Y arrive des extremites de la
Bretagne pour s'eclairer ct demander
conseil. Nenir i Rennes sans con
sulter, para1t aussi impossible a un
Breton quill cut etc impossible a un
Gree de passer pres du temple de
Delphes sans interroger Ia pythonisse.
Celia etait yrai yers la fin du
dernier steele CONNIE aujonrd'hu ct
surtout pour les paysans, race tiMlde
par experience ct habituee a prenare
ses precautions.
Or done, il arriva qu'un jour Gn
fermier nomme Bernard etant venu
a Rennes pour certain marche,
s'avisa, une fois son affare termIne,
quill lul restalt quelques heures de
lois;r ct quill ferait bien de les en-
ployer a consulter I'm avocat On
lui await sonyeni parle de VI. Potter
de Ia Gelmondaie, don't la reputation
etait 81 grande qu'on croyait un
pro es gagne lorsqu'on pouyai;
s'appnyer de son opinion. lac
paysan demanda son adresse ct ST
rendit chez lui, rue Saint-Georges.
Les clients etaient nombreux, e
5 Bernard dut attendre longtemps
:. enfin son tour arriva ct il fut intro
!. duit. NJ. Potter de la GermOndalt
E ui fit signe de s'asseoir, posa SCI
/ lunettcs sur son bureau ct lui deman
E da ce qui lamenait.
Par ma fol monsieur rayocat
| dit le fermier en- tournant son chapean
Q TAI entendu dire tant de bien devou
E que, CONNIE je me trouyals tout ;
@ porte de Rennes, jai voulu yeni
e vous consulter pour profter d
t Ioccasion.
. -Je vous remercie de votre con
fiance. mon ami, dit NJ. de la Germon
dae, mais yous ayez sans dout
i quelque process ?
-Des process par exemple j
les III en- ahomination, ct jamais
: Pierre Bernard ma eu un mot ave-
personne.
-Aiors c'est une liquidation, u
: partage de famille ?
:" -Faites excuses, monsieur Favocai
: ma famille ct MOI nous n'avon
: jamais fat de partage, VI que non
: prenons 4 Ia meme huche CONNIE o.
: dit.
9 Il s'agtt done Gle quelque COZ
g trat on de vente ?
It All bien oui ! je ne suis pa
e assez richie pour acheteg nj asse
e, panyre pour revendre
IS Mas enfn, que youlez-yoas d
G moi demanda l'ayocat etonn6.
y = Eli bien je vous Tai dit, MOI
= sieur ravocat, reprit Bernard avec u
G, gros rire embarrasse, je veux un
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On peut chanter sans voix quand
on quelque chose dams la tete ou
dams lie cmur. DUpREz.
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L'esprit Qu'on veut avolr gate
celui ou'on a.-GREssET. a.
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Don: thin your blood with sassafras
or polsion 1t with blue-mass; but aiC
nature by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous pills for constipation
biliousness and stomach or liver troubles
They are purely vegetable.
FRANK SMITH.
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Refrigerator for sale. Apply to Mrs
John Holston.
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PRELIMINARY STEPS
Taken by the City Council to Provide an
Electric Light System-Plsns anu
Specifications Ordered.

The city council met in adjourned
session last evening all being present ex
cept Aldermen Fuller and Kundert. w.
d. Gray, electrician, stated in a general
way the needs Of the city as to an cleo.
trio light plant and the kind that should
be used. There was little of the old
plant that could be used in the construc-
ton of the new. The poles, wires, en-
| gines and other appliances to establish
the plant complete and bring the wires
to the houses would cost about $1,000.
The boiler at the waterworks station
would be sufficient for all needs up to
800 or 1000 lamps. The system would
provide for running the currents in
three sections-one for the arc lamps,
one for the store lamps and the third for
! the house service-so that n would
not interfere with the other and all he
run at once OF separately, longer or
shorter time, respectively, as required.
The council voted to adopt the low
voltage or direct current system, which
is much the safer and possessed OF all
modern improvements in electric sys-
TENS. Mr.. Gray made a proposition to
the council to furnish plans and speciti-
cations complete for putting in an cleo
trio system for the city for 800. and the
council accepted the proposition. In the
event OF Mr.. Gray's company getting the
contract TO put in the system, the 500
for the plans will be thrown off. A por-
ton OF the system can be put in and
utilized and the balance added after
ward as the council may determine.
The plans and specifications will be
ready in about two weeks, and the audi
tor was instructed to advertise for bids
for construction.
Bread at wholesale prices to the con-
sumer at the Model Bakery. Only 3
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Cut flowers for Normal commence
ment. Roses 81 per dozen; carnations
40 cents per dozen.
Mrs. THOS. CAREY.
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a l pound loaf of bread at the Model
Bakery for three cents.
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DIPLOMAS AWARDED.
A GLASS of Five Graduated from the Mad
ison High School An Evening of
Rare Enjoyment.

The graduating exercises Of the High
school class drew an immense audience
TO the opera house last evening, The
program was not b~urdensome for length
while it was much superior to the ordln-
airy commencement exercises in quality.
The Stage, which was decorated with
parlor l. angings and abundance OF pot
ted plants and flowers, was occupied by
the class. the High school teachers and
the board OF education. Rev.. j. p. Jen-
kins made the invocation and pronounced
, the benediction. The class colors we're
pink and Nile green and the four girl
graduates'-Misses Abble B~eardsley,
Jessie Pierce, Alice jerks, Edith Bridges
were becomingly attired. Mr.. Harry
Curtis, the lone boy Of the class, made a
very handsome setting in the wealth of
beauty around him.
The subjects Of the orations we're sug,
gested by studies the class has been
pursuing in it's course, and for this reas
on the speakers displayed the rare good
sense of choosing a topic they knew
thing in an original and entertaining
way. In this respect the audience coulc
Judge OF the merits of their productions
and accorded them hearty commenda
ton. The efforts in thought, compost
ton and delivery were worthy of muct
older heads.
Miss Beardsley, after giving the salu
tatory, %elucidated the class motto, "Fes
tina lente"-make haste slowly by show
ing rewards that await steady and perse
veriug application. Miss Pierce i'll he
"Trip Through the Heavens" pointed
out some of the wonders Of astronomy
awhile Mr.. Curtis iG me OF the puresl
Angle Saxon discourses of the evening
indicated the useful things that hav'
come to US through the study of chemis
try. Miss Alice jerks "Flight of Imag
nation" took the audience through time
and space at a rapid rate in pointing GU
the possibilities Of electrical science, ant
Miss Bridges made a most eloquent ple'
for the study Of Latin and Greek in th'
High school course.
The piano duet by the Misses Callina,
and Hutchinson was we'll received a
was also the vocal solo by Mr.. Warrel
Tolles and the chorus. The cornet sol'
by Mr.. Ireland created a storm of ap
plause which could only be appeased b.
a second appearance OF the cornetist
Mrs. Dempster presided at the piano.
The diplomas were presented to tn
class in a neat speech by the presiden
of the bsard of education, DIR. w. E
Daniels, and the event Of the year in cit,
school circles vas over.
When you want some OF l.. A. Steven
Black River, Wis.,, Ice call telephon,
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Order Of Exercises In the Different
HOuses Of WOrship In the city
To- OrrOW.

10 NOrfON
~. F.. HURCH
Services at the opera house at 1890 a.
H.. Other services Of the day as usual,
Rev. w. II. Jordan preaching IN the
evening.
P~RESByTERIAN CHURCH.
The congregation will unite with the
other churches OF the city in attending
the Baccalaureate sermon at the opera
house at 1890 a. m. Sunday school in
the church at noon. Y. 2. S. G. Z. at
! o. IN. No evening sermon.
Plaster your house with Bakers Hard
Wall plaster. For sale by Alliance
Warehouse company.
GEO. NEDDER, Agent.
w. b. johnson, Newark, O., says, Zone
Minute Cough Cure saved my only child
from dying 10y Group" 1t has saved
thousands Of others suffering from Group,
pneumonia, bronchitis and other serious
throat and lung troubles.
FRANK SMITH
\ | pound loaf of bread at the Model
Bakery for three cents.
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THE CITY.
Local RREVlTIE~

Weather report: Generally fair to-
night.
Mrs. John Holston departed for
Muscatine, Iowa.
Miss Cora f. Wilson departed for
Swea City, Iowa, to visit her brother.
A boy arrived yesterday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. O'Connell, of Leroy.
Miss Emily Clark's department OF the
city schools is having a picnic at the
lake to-day.
rHrs. Kent of Austin, arrived on a
visit to her schoolmate of Oberlin days,
Mrs. Wesley Hill.
Arrivals on evening train Misses Belle
Huthinson, Neva Lease, Dana Lewis
and Kittie Wheeler.
Ringlings Bros advertising car No. l.,
passed east to-day, leaving a force of
bill posters and supply Of show bills.
Some of the G.. A. II. comrades expect
to leave on the afternoon tram Monday
for the state encampment at Redtield.
Miss Annie McDermott, niece Of Mrs.
Jas. Slack who has been learning the
milliner's art here for some time
returned home to Jasper, Mimi.
Egan Express: Geo. w. Kephart,
formerly Of Moody county, but recently
of Gayvllle, has been elected to the
assistant principalship Of the Nermilllon
public schools.
Justice Holdridge was engaged In
%pleasanter business to-day than SEN
fencing ~violators of law. He united in
wedlock John Dutfey OF Madison and
Kate Strang of Rutland.
Rev. j. p. Jenkins went to 5
Falls to exchange pulpits with Rev. ".
II. Jordan who breaches the Bacca-
laureate sermon here tomorrow In place
OF DR.. McLouth of Brookings.
Miss Mime Booher closed her school
at Winfred yesterday and was a passen-
ger for her home in Wisconsin on the
east going train. She will spend some
time in Sioux City on the way
Arrivals on the afternoon train from
the north we're: Owen Jones, r. f.
Stevenson, Elder f. II. Grant OF Huron
and Mrs. Bates of Huron who comes tC
spend the commencement season ano
return with her daughter who is attend
ing the Normal.
the Lake County German 1.nmigra
ton society was in session this Afternoon
and adopted a constitution which wat
placed in the hands of A.. G. Schmidt
for signatures. Officers were not elect
ed this afternoon, but a meeting wai
called for one week from Tuesday tt
complete the organization.
Cut flowers for Normal commence
ment. Roses 81 per dozen; carnations
40 cents per dozen.
Mrs. THOs. CAREY.
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Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by using DeWitt's
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piles and all forms of skin diseases.
FRANK SMITH.
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When you want some Of l.. A. Stevens
Black River, Wis, Ice call telephone
No. 9 and he will supply you promptly
for % cents per hundred.
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bowels. Never sicksn, weaken or grippe.
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