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bosom of the midstream: but it would be
fancy very wide of the mark.
Presently greater light, amid many
minor ones, glimmers. moving. Ear up the
stream, and draws steadily near. There is
little stir among the groups of quiet men,
then they fall back into their trance. The
light bears down upon the floats, and sun
denly the shuttle-like rattle that accom-
pan.eS the light ceases, and silently as the
barge of Elaine, tug, looming amid the
flock of skiffs through which 1t threads
like an ocean steamship surrounded by in
significant harbor craft, pulls alongside the
floats Already the almost mute groups of
cogitating men are at the edge of the
floats; they step over the side of the tug
with the feather tread of soldiers in fear
of the alertness of the enemy; the clatter
of the screw-gear breaks out sharply and
the tug turns again upstream. The en-
petition is under way: nightly expedition
made to tawdry a Monte Carlo as any
this side of La Junta, Col, where there are
several like it.
Toward the Virginia Shore.
Passing under the dark bridge, the tug
turns her nose toward the black, wooded
hills on the Virginia side and makes for
the only visible light, which at a distance
seems to proceed from villa en- fete near
the top of the palisades. Even closer, it
seems. from its many twinklng lights
cleaning through the night. and its very
beautiful situation on this river-sloping
knoll. to be the summer abode of music
and dancing and storytelling parties; un-
til. drawing little closer. there is a saw
age enough disiiusionment-a hnarse.
strident voice, monotonous from the habit
of avocation, cleaving the night with the
one whole-yolume word:
.-Kenot'
The word unloosens the speech of the
tugs passengers; and. where there had been
a general brooding. outlaws break out in
queer inharmoniousness with the scene.
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their hats-an unwritten law in faro play
ing-very much tipped back on their per-
spring foreheads. All lean forward in their
chairs. All watch their own bets first, the
bets of others afterward-except the lads
and weak players among them, who pick
cut some successful man, and follow his
leads. Stacks of chips diminish and In
crease with strange rapidity.
The man who a moment ago had dve
high piles Of checks, now nervously fin
gers his only two remaining ones between
thumb and fLrefinger. The man who was
j. st now reduced to one sorry white chip,
now signs with relief after few successful
plays on the high card, and has trouble In
keeping his stacks of chips in his own ter
ritory. Players who have been successful
at the keno table come up. and, there be-
Ing no seats for them. hand over their
money to the dealer, get their chips, and
rake their bets standing Behind the
chairs of a few of the unsuccessful ones
stand friends stalking them.
When the Money is Gone.
Toward midnight, the players begin to
Ego broke" or to win enough to satisfy
them for the night-but there are few
enough of the winners at this bank. The
men whom tine unhappiness of being clean
ed out afflicts, all exhibit a momentary
dazed look, and rise from their seats to
make for the cabinet presided over by the
t2clturn negro for nerve-reStorerS, after
which they display feverish false cheer
fulness That is SO palpably assumed as to
be pitiable. The game at the table becomes
slow-small bets, Clubbing or :.piking,'
as 1t is called. being the order of the
game. The dealer looks weary, and gIances
significantly at the lookout, who mods The
last card slipped from the box, the dealer
looks up with his cold gaze at the few re-
naming players: "All up" he says, and
turns the box. The faro bank is closed for
the night.
Down at the rickety dock, toward 1
O'Clock In the morning, the crowd, win
ners and losers equally stimula ted, reck-
lessly or happily, after this mental orgy,
stand congregated. waiting for the silent
approach of the tug. The taciturn negro
presiding over the cabinet has given the
losers surcease of sorrow, and the winners
an additional tumult of joy The trip back
over the dark stream has none of the
brooding quiet of the trip up. When the
tug pulls alongside the floats at the foot
OF SD street, all of the outriggers lie
quietly rocking at their moorings-for the
laughing and singing girls have long hours
ago departed; and, arm In arm for some
OF them need that sort of steadying), the
men whose ears are attuned to the click
OF the chips. the calling of the numbers
ana the clatter of the marble, went their
way up the dark, silent street
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The talk of all seems to bear upon losses
or winnings at the st. Asaph Institution
during the afternoon 1t is curious to
study how that one word, keno" heard
ever the water at distance. breaks the
spell of silence that has hung over this odd
set OF tug passengers. and awakens the
fever that bursts into haEie with the click
of the roulette marble and the clatter of
the faro chips.
Alighting at a pier rickety as any
jutting into a Florida river, the Brum-
and with the word participation plas-
tered all over them. walk up the sets of
stairs Leading to what had seemed the villa
en- fete. 1t Is a shack That is a prairie
word for a weatierboarded wooden build
ing that has been thrown together for the
moment. 1t was devised to express archi-
tectural sQualor. This Virginia hill Monte
Carlo is sQdalid all over it-outside and in
side: two-story frame affair, twice as long
as II Is broad, dingy without, dirty Within
an unused bar on the lower floor; the faro
table, the roulette wheel. and the craps
outfit adjoining the keno room, I'D a
creaking flight of stairs on the second
floor casino. in very truth, for the ex-
fremely lesser fry of money-hazarders
although. also in very truth. it is not the
lesser fry alone that endures its vile reek
of tobacco smoke for the chances of the
tables.
"KcnO.o
The tugs passengers find. IN freely en-
tering the lower door. with never the pass
word or countersign which distinguish SIM
liar institutions of a larger sort. many of
their prototypes ahead of them-the pas
se7gers Of the tugs earlier trips. Per-
haps half a dozen of the new corners sep
arate from the major throng to "sit In" at
the long pine keno tables. The keno out
1T is rather crowded tonight, and they
have a little trouble in finding seats. None
of the men already at the tables look I'D
.rlrx
Corners; their eyes are riveted to their
numbers; their ears are a-eock to the harsh
number calls of the man on the platform;
thew are watching the cable runners max
ing for their own table spaces; they are
playing keno. in short; land when a man
plays keno. there is only one other thing
that he may do hesides-smoke: all OF
these particular keno players are smoking.
Some of them have laid their coats OH
the backs of their chairs; some indeed
have removed their waistcoats and taken
their suspenders from their shoulders, for
greater ease; for II the air outside Is sti-
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French Lime.

CCMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATI,ANTIot f.
DIRECT LINE To PARIS, FRANCE,
VIA HAvRE.
In Normandie. Deloncle. =. Sat, Aug L. 10 n m
la Bretagne, Rupe Sat, Aug. p, 10 m
La Gascognc Baudelon Sat, Aug. Is 10 m
RATES OF PASSAGE irst-class. New York 10
Paris, Sl05 and upward by all steamers except La
Touraine, including railway fare Paris aud land
ing charges Parlor seat Is extra during sum
mer Second-class to Paris. S5i.T5. A. FOR
GET, General Agent, General Offcc, No 3 bowling
Green, NY. q. w. MOSS. 321 Penn. ave, washing
ton. DO. faIg-iy
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II must have been a fool when mar
ried." said little Tompkyns. glaring hercely
at his wife.
Certainly, my dear" said Mrs Tomp-
kyEs. sweetly. TT couldn't come on so
badly all In two years, could lt?"-Ex-
change.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS


STEAMERS WAKEFIELD and T. V. ARROW
SMITH. Leave Washington 9th street ferry
wlarfl-Wakefeid on Mondays and saturdays at
am. for river landings to Colonial Beach. Bush
turning, arrive at Washington Tuesdays and
Sundays about pm. On wedno sdays am
for all above landings including stones. Howard's
and Cobrun's. Returning. leave Nomini Greek y
I. v. Arrowsmith-On Mondays and Wednesdays
at PM, for Colonial Beach, Colton's. Abelrs.
Leonardtown, Piney Point, ST. Georges Island,
turning arrive at Washington early on Wcincs-
day and Friday mornings.
On Saturdays, pm. for Riverside Colonial
Beach, Coton's Piney Point, ST. Georges Island,
Smith Creek. Coan aud Yeocomico rivers and arr
rves at Washington Sundays about 10 pm ',See
schedule" I'm effect June &C. C. w RIDLEY,
General Manager jc23-tf
Z. s. RANDAII'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays. Tuesdays ard Thursdays nj
am, landing at Colonial Reach. Chapel Point.
turning Mondays and Wednesdays at q N m and
Fridnys about 800 pm.
Passenger accommodations frst-class Freight re-
T. S. RANDALL.
Proprietor aid Manager.
GEO. o. CARPENTER. General Agent washington
je29-14tf VIM. NJ. REARDoN, Agent. Alexandria
THE wEEMS STEAMBOAT CO.
Summer schedule IN effect June l.
STEAMERS POTOMAC AND SIZE.
Steamer Potomac will leave eth ST wharf every
Sunday mt pm. for Baltimore and river landings
Steamer Sue viii leave livery Friday pm.
for river landings far Millcr's Wharf
Smiths treek,. ard every Monday at 4 pm. for
Baltimore and river landings.
Passenger accom- mod1tiops strictly rst-elaSs.
All river freight must lie prepaid.
STEPHENSON & RRo., Agents
ONCE $40 Pa ave. Telephone fia jei-tf
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All the Same.
From Life.

correspondent-'Tt has been said that
you are superstitious about Friday. gen.
eral"
General Weyler-'Nonsense! I would as
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Ann H ENM=AMIFRH%A Rims

From New York TO Rotterdam and Amsterdam via
Bculogne Sur-Mer: 3S4 hours from Paris o. London
SIS MAASIAM- August 4, 10 am.
SIS. DBlAM. August IL. Ia
First cabin 81. 80 and up; second cabin. S36 For
inform alton apply to General Passenger Agency 20
Broadway. New York, to G. w Moss gai Pa
ave; L. +. Drop. g25 Pa. ave. and Crane Paris
& Co. Ebitt House. Washingt DC ml2 s;rn
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The Tawny Brute Still Survives
Across the Potomac.
His CLAWS ARE SHARP and STRONG
Though His Lair is Remote He
Finds Many Victims.
FEW CAN HOPE TO ESCAPE
~RoM THEMooRED,

ROM THEMOORED,
creaking floats. al
most flush with the
water, of the dim-lit
boathouse at the foot
of 32d street, over in
Georgetown. m a II Y
merry young people
on these rry
nights st ep with
laughter and jest
into outriggers-the
girls with lit tt e
mock-afraid screams
and much mysterious
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Different Now.

HE has consulted every prominent doc
tor I'm the country, and now they say his
case is hopeless"
why, l thought he expected to be
cured"
"But that was before his money ran out. I"
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HOTEL POCKET GUIDE

FREE
ZAP means American Plan; E. r.. Europeanl
ALBANY. \. f....-...... Hotel Kenmore. A-P., 81
ASBuEf PARK, MI. Coleman House. APP. 81 un
do.......... West End Hotel opea
BALTIMORE Md. Hotel Iennert, E.P.. 81. 80 up
do. The Stafford. EP., $3.50 ~
Commandment The Carroliton. APP. IS uB
BOSTON, Mass. Hotel veniome. AP 81
BoURNEMouTH Eng Royal Bath Hotel. A y. .s4tos5
BRADFORD. Eng Midland Ht.,A.P. 81 80 ;E.P.. siup
BRlS1OL. II. 1.......-....Dwclf Ina, now open
BROOKLYN. NY Hotel st.GeorSe. E.P..si; AP.ss
CAPE MAY. Nj: ....- Congress Hal. A.P.. So uH
CINCINNATI, o.. .Grard Hotel. Ef' 81; APP, 81
DEL WATER GAPPa .kittatinny House. A Z. s3ioS7
DENVER, Col. New lanes Hotel. A.P.. $50 ny
do. Hotel Windsor. Az s. to $50
EXETER. Eng Royal Clarence Hotel. A.P.. 81
GLASGOW. bath STD Cockburn Hotel T.. 81 20 no
KANSAS CITY No. TheMidaud. F. r.. siup: A. T.. saap
LEEDS. Eng Queens Hotel. AP, 20: E,P, 81 no
LIVERPOOL, Eis. Adelph H'tlA.P.. s.. &c ,Siup
LoNDoN, Eng. ........... Hotel Cecil. EP, 81 up
do. The Ianglam Hotel. EP. 81 w
DO StPancras) Midland Grand A. T.. So So -.siup
dou3 Henrietta st..Strand Cocki'urn. A.P. So 30
oThackeray's iioteltT,mpl.o p. British Museum
LoNDoN,EuS .DeNere llotelb Devere Gardens.
do Broadwalk do Kenslngion Palaccw.
do. Prince of Wales do. } Specially recommended
NEW ORLEANS. La. .Hoiel 6runewald. E.P, 81 up
do. The Cosmopolitan Hotel. Ell, 81 30 up
NEWPORT, II. I..-...... Ocean House. open
do.CTJ.O'NeiDThe Aquidneck, AP.. 81 30 81. 30
NEW YORK. Fifth Avcnne Hotel. A.P.. Sd
do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Majestic. E.P.. 81
do....N. u. Barry ST. Cloud Hotel. EP, 81 81
do. Hotel Westminster. EP, s.; APP. S3.51
do. .fChas. ADavsl Hotel 81. Andrew. l. l. 81 80
o.tW .JohnsouQuinnDHtl. Empire EP.. 81; APP. 81
do. .Cwm. Noblel Hotel Grenoblc. EP. 81 80 uR
do. 9th y-&l5th st )iotel kelsngtun. x T.. 81 "a
dotNeumucilcrS Scha ffct) nons II I D. .Siup
do. The Rutland 51th and Broadway.
Superior apartments. $1,000 to $3.50 yearly.
OSTEND. Belgium. tFacng 800 bedsl1he Splendid
PAWLING, N.Y.. Mizzen Top Hotel. now open
PHILADELPHIA Pa. New Walton Hotel. EP- 81
do....----...... The Aldine Hotel. A.P.. 50 ~
dotRestaurant ala-carielNo wI.afayette.E P .siup
do. .tArch&l2th ST. Hotel Hanover. A.r..S 81 up
PITrSFIEID, Miss. .tAWPumbDM plrwood A. L. ,3toi
PLYMOUTH. Eng Grand Hot1. A.P-. 81
PORTSMOUTH, y. H.. The Rockingham Al. 81
QUEBEC, Canada. Chateau Frontenac. 4 T.. 81 80
RICHMOND. Va TheJeferson. Z. p 81 Soup 4 T.. soup
ROCHESTER,. y. y. .Whtconb House. A.P.. So up
SAIBHooK POINT. Ct. .Fenwick Hall. Open
SARATOGA SP'GS.N.Y United STATES Hotel. 81
sllEIDHAkE. NY. .Cayuga Lake House. A-P. s. up
SHELTER ISL HrS,N.Y Prospect House. open
SrGEo,GE. Staten Island The Casirton A p. 81 up
ST.LoUIS .Lindcll Hotel E F., 81 80 up. AP.. s25eup
SYRACUSE. ny. Yates Hotel. Ell, 81 80. AFS4
TROY. y Y.-.-..... The Troy Hoase. Ar. 50 up
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Arlington Hotel. A.P. s.
do. The Raleigh, E-P., $3.50 up
WATCH HILL R.L.....Atlantic House, open
mylG. 70 -. 21thenstf
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fling this keno room is the hot compart-
ment of a Turkish bath. Streams of per-
SEPARATION pour down the faces of all. 1t
is nothing. Are they not playing keno?
The chant of the number caller is as
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CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL AND ANNEX,
Capitol Hin. Washington DC.
Always cool and delightful. Reduced rates for
the summer and fall. y23-lm
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MEDICAL
DIR. Leathermam.

Of men AMI women. Consult alton free.
Hours: Q to L.. 2 TO s, Tues. Thurs. and Sat
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OCEAN TRAVEL

TICKETS TO AND FROM EUROPE BY ALL
lines at lowest rates. BRoSNAN's OLD EURO
PEAN PASSENGER AGENCY, 6l2 9th st. NV.
jy221ms
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HOTELS.
This List Appears Every Saturday.
HOTEL INFORMATION
FREE.
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,

For Souvenir Booklets OF summer Resorts ana
permanent hotels below call at or address ,send
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From the New York Herald.
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. BRULI DAMS HAUT.
&c huitre fevre-y-est 1897.

MUssIEUx LIE RAIBE AcTEUR-
. aVions pcnse deux yoas zecrirc
tcheuqaes ll9nes pour pous fer 4
SAVIOR que J'avions zete Il Tibodo
dent Ia tchainzaine de iouts pass6
pour Ia premiaire foie dent ma Tie Ct
> avons trouye ca DO. Jrestons
dent lie Bruli dams haut et J'nay:oaS
laalais va aine otre vile que Laba-
Ole afant ca, ct nomdln pitt BON
homme J'avons trouvG Tlbodo oaaade
et belle aupr6s de c'trou-la. Dirre.
qui yen a DIES mesons Il Tibodo q.
DIES bellies aussi. Ste batiee qui
Q applons Ia baaque J'vous pri de
eroalre que e'est eoauette ayec son
pitt capichonden lair. J'm'avons
lesser dir guy await plein dl'ariant
dan 50 cute ct J'ayons risker lie
zieux goche q r'luquer ain pitt peu
par Ia f'aGte, ct daviner ca que TAI
VI Z Rien qa'aine cage en- iii d'aletoh
qui t'nait de zhommes avec chatchun
ain PITT morse 4 bois rouge deriere
loreiIle droatte, ct ~qu'avions lair de-
g%rlfoner su DIES gros lives. Ain
deux m'dit tcheuque chose en-
amtritchain ne J'avons rien coInpri
d son jargonage ct Jr avons n 0 ne.
ca ! a fee monte la moutarde ct il a
fee frime de v'nir. me J'm'en su
z6tt de peure guy ~s'echape lie ste
cage.
j a DIES DO magazain dent ste vile
ct pi ca qui z'applons la meson,
couite, ell me pare diableman tongue.
J'm'ayoasle lesser dir que c'estla ou on
fee Ia cour, me Jvous pri de croalre
que pour ain J'trouvons pas aine 81
grandc batice convnable pour c'bo
pas,c temps Ola jeunesse. De plu,
J'conprenons pas pourqnoi on s'fee
pas Ia cour i Tibodo com en- campa-
enc, qui est chatcaun che soi e q
particulit. ca vean bien mienx de
ste fasson ii, aller.
Jaimerions vous parler de zctre
bel chooses que J'avons vi dams vote
vile eli vous partage mais raiaeqae-
cions su de sartin suje, me ma
ehandel m'nace de s'etalnne ct la
lane ne donne pas.
Y faut que Jtarminons pour lie
prtsan avaque l'espouaire que vous
escaserer les Totes de ma grand'mere
ct paee1ez ain pen sur lorto giraffe.
Jtavons l'hoaneur de msouscrire
Vote tout d4voue.
BATIsrE GRAND.
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In millionaire californian a fait
l'aehat a New York dune proprlett
mesurant Il pleds 3 pouces sur
Broadway ct profonde dc IL pieds
environ, pour 81 GOO 900. ce qui fat
s22s57 pour cllaqne pied care. La
batisse qui Sc trouye dessus sera
demolie pour faire place a nn bait
ment plus convenable.
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Nous lisoas dams lie Courier des
0~?elousas
..On annonce de Topeka, Kan, que
Ia legislature de Get ttat sera salsie
dun projet de ioi ;nterdisant aux
femmes lie porter des pantalons
ooutfauts, surnonmes .sbioomers,' ct
dc monter a bieyclette. LIE part
populiste, dit lie representant qul .
prepare eette loi, est tenu envers lie
peupIe de WELLER i IL moralIte publ
que aussi bien que doperer dies
raformes fnancieres ct industrlelles.
Test pour celia gull impoTte Inter
dire aux fenmes lie porter DIES pam
/ talons on de Sc montrer sur des
h,crcles Il Ia vote publique. Demi
neuts medecins, %pretend-ll ont declare
eue rAahitude de monter 4 a.eyelettt
Isl prejadi4iahle 4 Ia saite des
femmes ct les rend ~impropres 4
: acquitter des devorrs inportants q
i sac-ts de II maternite =
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gaayeraanf de II Louisiana est
pour fAmeriqae centraie oil il
a, q rate d. santt et dc
e en- meme temps poar faire
~aaaaasanee des habi,ants In
liza Il de i Colomble e Ies
! entaner avec noas les
as Commentaries.
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IVA lieu dc craindre que les
aves suiyies que nous avons depuis
,aes jours, aeeompagaaes de
ms cbaud. fassent tort aux chicots
liant de cannes. Il ct certain
d / temps n eat pas favorable 4 Ia
aaa;ion des pommes &c tefre, ct
aisan s'ayance.
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LETIRB DUN INNOCENT.

IN innocent nous fait part de ses
impressions de Thibodaux d rocca.
sion Gle 81 premiere visite dams la
lettre snivante que nous conmuni.
quohs a nos lecteurs, atm Gle les
atnuSor
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A.hSaht ta tIuatfieHat AIMEE nc ! eN
lstence de LA Bonnie Literature
franchise
LII POISON MysTERIEUy
III PIERRE MAEL
ecfisain renoinme don't ie beau
talent, plein IL respect pour les
l%eeteurs $ est ailirm6 dams aes muyles
cohnnes et touioars aime9es du pubic,
VIZ "FoIleinent Aimee. .ssoutlrance
e Eonlieur,1 Etc. Etc, tous romans
palpitants ct scnsationnels.
LIE POISON HEsTERiETk, 4
para dams le numero de Janvier 1897,
le ia Bonnie Litt6ratare Fran
eaise' Drame e.nousant ct secouant
les flores les Plus intines de notie
etre. Scenes trasiqaes saivies dc
passages eaitDes Ct tranquiiles qui
vous calment ct vous reposent lie
Gear. Tout dams &c chef-d'ouyre
vous porte i admirer le talent des-
criptif de l~'eacrivain.
No. 81. Ayee ce nunero de ia
pages, ia Bonnie Literature Fran
eaise,' commence Sd quatrieme aimee.
Tout lie moude, ct particulierement
ceux qGi conaaissent In vaieur lie
notre publication, s'empresseront de
Sc procurer de nouyeaax volumes, ct
avoir Ia collection entiere en- sy
allonnaAt.
Announcement d'essal, trois mos
25cts.
Mons remerclons lie public intelIl-
gent ct lecteur, de son bienveillant
encouragement dams lie passe, ct nous
lni promotions de continuer a falre
tons nos efforts pour lui plaire 4
lavenir.
LIE POISON MYsTERIEuN, en-
vente a 10cts., chez les Editeurs
LEpRoHos & LEpRoHoN, % rue
Gabrielle, Montreal, qui %l'enyerront
a toute personne, Il reception de la
commando accompanied de lots en
argent on en- timbres-poste canadiens
on americans.
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j. Walter Thibodaux, jeane mar
,aBa de cette paroisse an3essous de
Aigarche Crossing, rive gaaehe,
sa cette senaine, Nellie. Edith
Eaoel, file de notre ami VI.
haess Knobioeh.
Leartmonie nnptiale q Ell lieu q
ga.e Scenario, en- presence DIES
psnls ct amis des parties eontrac-
nts.
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sondre leurs moatons parce cue 81
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Dams Il petite commune du
canton de Vouyray, I'm brave homme
fat yisiter Iieglise ct dome les
explications les moins clalres