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played in the sunny garden,
S:honss, the thyme and rosemary. the
climbing roses. the lilies, the swee,
pas'i' aha the scarlet ansmones. said
HS prayers In the dim chapel. and
sat 10 rest In my tiny cell.
Ihls lasted till l was ten years old.
ohe cay !, Fained heavily. As l have
sA'a. u Was the only Ne, day tha, l
'aHemheF, Soon after our midday din
"e' the sfest bell changed at the gate.
very unusual occurrence. Sister Ursu-
.."e ven, 10 the gate. and ! remember
'Ha' one or two curious nuns and 1
As'e peepins through the grille when
AHe came back. in evident agitation,
anu sought tho mother superior. was
carried of by one OF the nuns. my con-
siah' playfeliow. a swee, woman OF
my. with the hear, OF a child. She
Aisaea ne lovingly as shs held mo In
her arms ! remember Il all 30 we'll I.
Sister pesirse.' ! whispered. thou
ar, crying
No. no. Bebe.' she said: 1T In moth
!hs! am rightly punished. Ny af-
!eeGoa for thee has Grown too deep,
be!osee-ii Is earthly. ! know tnou
WIZ be taken from me: I, Is but Just
did not understand her then. !
vas wonderfully childish for my ten
years. But you cannot think how viv.
IDLY ] recall it-how l should semem.
Der every stone OF tho dear old con.
vent. every path In tho sunny gar.
den!"
you make me feel ns II could
sec I, all myseis-you in,ercs. mo cx.
uemely." said Mr.. Martiaeau. "Pray
go oa.'
We'll. that was my las; day with
tho nuns. ], was the very last happy
day Of my life. They told me present.
ly that my uncle had come for me, NJ
uncie! Tho words conveyed no imprcs.
s!os TO my mind. Who was he! / did
not want him. I declined. with thanks
the honor OF relationship. When ...cy
mado mo understand that Il was no, a
matter for my choice at nii. that ]
must so with him. Il was terrible. !
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John c HUBINGER.
...sskssis Cssses 81 . wsii-k.sv.
western Capitalist. Asasfses-
vrss ssa PhiissthFsDtss.

Anosg the leaders Of the progressi,.
cement for which the midis ives, is
nmous, Mr.. John e. Hubinger. of Kso.
~. Ia. Feigns without a peer. A.
. manufacturer. ss aa ehterpTising cap.
r.llst and ss phiianthropist his fame
las spread over many states, and his
s.aseiai enterprises have deyeiopsd
..ny obscure towns into progressive,
|,.rifty and wide-awake elites. Mr..
N.bInser. although but 4, Years Of
ace. can look back upon scores OF CON.
-s,eial victories, each one Of which has
|.xrsh,ed mankind. for his iibs.ali,y i.
!, bountiful as his business ssgaei,y is
e,rrslous- He WINS born in New Or,
|lrls, la. his parents being Of Frenc,,
sd German origin. When he was four
,s.ss old. his family removed to Ken,
|;.eiy. in which state young Hnbinesr
received . public school education. Al,
rss, before reaching mans estate b.
secured patents ON = number Of val,
r,b.e mechanical Inventors. thereby
|I,ylrs the foundation Of his presea,
|fe.,une.
By inclination and force of eircum.
stances his sties'ion was early direct.
81 10 the manufacture of starch by i'm.
r.s'ea processes. and In the course o.
|iI=s he became the head of . concern
|s,Ilns an annual business Of millions
G. dollars. But genuine ambition
,srsf quite satisfied with existing con.
{iisOHs, works ever toward perfection.
i:A after years OF pains'akIng study
.;l research Mr.. nubGnges has made .
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betrayed By Ills Parrot

Victor Chevaiior. clever criminal
In Paris. was run dowE In q shrcwd
way. He was known to be exceedingly
fond Of . pct parrot. and tho police
vcro instructed to look for . loqua-
eious bird OF this kind After o weeks
search tho talkativo parrot was dis
covered In tho Montmnrtrc district.
The police kept o close watch on tho
house, and In time tho criminal mp
pearcd to havo an affecuonato chat
with his bird.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21

DEWEY.
settied. Tho principal features Of the
reception In Washington. 60 planned
By the citizens. with tho corporation
Of the prcs!dcat and cabinet. will b
two 10 uumbcs-;ho presentation OF the
sword voted by eonsrras and . night
parade. A public reception q, tho
white house vii! DO followed By dinner
10 the admiral By President Mckinley.
The sword will be presented by Sscro-
tasy Long. at tho east from, o: tho cap
ieol. In tho presence OF Mr.. Mckinley
and ell tho members OF tho cabinet.
laso IN tho afternoon. while tho parade.
consisting Of organizations OF all kinds.
will be accompanied by IN illumination
Of the city on . scale OF beauty never
before Witnessed In Washington.
Tho different features OF tho prcpara-
tons arc In tho hands OF n ccn;rnl
body Of citizens and eleven commit
tees. embracing IN all ovcr a ,housand
people Preparations for tho celebra-
ton have been In hand for over .
month.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
other railroads entering Washington
have agreed upon cheap rates for tho
celebration, and the committee expects
that there viii DO m outpourins OF pa
triotic citizens almost equal 70 tho In
nrsuration OF a president.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21
Color PhotoSnphy.

It Is stated by tho London Engineer
that a photographer at Kien haa ootainet
Cor a new form OF photography. His
camera. which If thrccfold, takes three
negatlves ut once. all alike in outline. but
OF different values. In tho first all shndci
OF blue come out more distinctly: In tn,
second reds. and I'm the third yell9ws
From these are printed separately three
then superimposed ono on the other II
Is claimed that the final result OF THIS
combination OF the three primitive color,
gives n perfect picture In tho colors oi
nlture
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21
NATIONS GREETING TO DEWEY
fsssssss Of the nsssPsioa to the Maails
Hero at Wsshingsas.

tsssssss Of the nssspsioa TO the MAails
Hero st wsshinsss.-
The central idea underlying the
grand welcome to bs given Admiral
Dewey IN Washington the mrs, week in
October Is It's national character. His
arrival at the capital will mark his real
Homecoming to the American people.
WaeEe the officials Of the government
will participate. AID the msEniheentiy
leWe!sd sword voted by congress viii
be presented. To that end all the ar
TSngeEsn's will be O. . simple but
most disnined character. Tho welcome
to the hero OF Manila at the national
capital will probably occur on Monday.
October ?. although the dato will do
pead upon tho length Of the eelebra-
ton IN New York. which Is H,ip IN.
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Proverbs BY WILLIAM BLAKE.

Expect poison from the standing wa
ter.
Without contraries is not progress
sion.
TO create little flower Is the labor
OF ages.
What is now proved was once only
imagined.
He who desires but acts not breeds
peztilcnce.
Listen to the FOOLS reproach. It Is \
tingly title.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21
Foe of the Trained Nurse.

A German journal is authority for
the statement that two-thirds of the
trained nurses actively engaged ac-
uuire and die of tuberculosis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21
"You STARTLED Me-" HE SAID.

but don't know why should expect
you to believe 1t. have often thought
that no lawyer would believe my
story. But what can l do?"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21
YalloHy Snota In SILK.

The yellow spots so commcn IN blue
black silks may be removed by rubbing
them with small piece OF sponge
dipped in hartshorn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21
Ali In,e.tinnl Troubles rrcxcntcl.

strong minded woman mover has c
extra pin about her person.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21

As n rule. people who don't need res
never let anybody else rest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21

Mrs. wInslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children tcethag sof;cns the Enms, reduces IN
alnys pain, Gurus wind collie. &c bottle
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21

People who take late vacations natural
ly get a chance TO tell the biggest stories
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21

Ton cents worth OF prevention saves fortunes j;
aoctor bills and funeral capenses I've buys boh !"
Cascnre Candy tathGrtic Druggists. luc, Zoe, .oa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-21

Mr.. Martineau was compelled to con-
fess to himself that her sincerity was
self-evidcnt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
JAMES HARLAN DEAD.

DES MONIES. Ia, Oct. 5.-Ex-
United States Senator Jas. Harlan died
today AT Mount Pleasant.
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SAILORS TERRIBLE FATE.
Caught In a Whale Line and Carried
Down With the Monster.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. s-The on
GERS Of the whaler Belagu tell Of the
terrible fate Of oscar Huschenbett, a
sailor in the Arctic.
on August Sc, 1895, the boats were
lowered for an enormous whale. Just
after a harpoon had been fixed in the
whales sides and he had started or
at tremendous speed, Huschenbett
stepped carelessly into the ropes blight,
A loop caught his leg and he was
drawn into the water. In passing out
OF the boat. the body OF the man
hurled Itself against Third Mate Mikito
ard one Of the crew, knocking the sea-
men overheard.
The rate scrambled up and slashed
the rope in two with his knife. Then
Legan chase for the whale and the
body Of the man. For three hours the
raced, and sank to the bottom
before ne could be lanced and the SAIL
or's body recovered.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
THE GRADE QUESTION.
City Council Beginning to Realize the
Importance OF Preserving Uniform
ity in Laying out New Street
Improvements.

The city council met last night, but
accomplished nothing of Importance.
In discussing the ordinance for the I'M
proyement OF Seventeenth street, how
ever, there were several Interesting
questions raised.
The counellmen present expressed
themselves as tavoring the improve
ment but there was some question as
To its legality If the grade OF the pro-
posed improvement corresponds to the
grade Of cross streets.
The ordinance provides thar the
street shall be improved al the estab-
lished grade. II was stated at the
council meeting that the Grand avenue
crossing Is one foo, and quarter be-
low the established grade. The council
was averse to changing the Grand
avenue grade, and 1t is not certain that
the city can enforce assessments
against the property holders If the Inn
provements are made contrary 70 a.
grade already established. The city at
torney stated that there was nothing
on record, apparently, TO show that
the Grand avenue crossing was below
the established grade. Each city sur
veyor, apparently. had had a different
opinion and measurements concerning
the grades. As there was a doubt
about the Grand avenue crossing, he
advised a re-reference, with an early
meeting Of the council to act upon the
matter.
Upon motion. the ordinance was re-
ferred back 10 the committee, with in
struction to the city surveyor to make
written report as to the condition Of
the grades. When the council ad-
journed It adjourned TO meet tomorrow
night, and the ordinance was made
special order.
There is hardly anything that comes
before the courts more perplexing and
Intricate than street improvement mat
tiers. They are the bugbear Of council
men. Astoria mas now cne case in the
supreme court involving the question.
Perhaps the council can order an i'm
provement below or above the grade
already established. and legally assess
the responsible property, but the coun-
ell wishes TO avoid having to dstermine
its rights through the courts,
Several matters that were to have
been acted upon were passed on be-
cause members OF the proper commit
tees were not present to report.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
STEAMER LEoNA BURNED.
Caught Fire at Sea and Burns on Ar
irving at New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-The Mallory
steamer Leona was burned and sunk
at her wharf In the East river tonight.
and the cargo, consisting Of tobacco
and 5000 bales OF cotton. and valued
at nearly $4,000, is a total loss. and
the boat is little better than a wreck.
1t is believed that the Leona, which
sailed from Galveston September q,
caught fire at sea several days ago
since which time she has proceeded at
full speed. with battened matches, for
this port. This afternoon the Leona
came racing up the East river TO her
pier. where she was made to dlsem-
bark the passengers and open the
matches. An hour later an army Of
men were vainly fighting the fire in the
steamer's hold. Finally the ship was
scuttled.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
HOPES FOR PEACE.
Transyaal Orders That British Terri
tory MUS Not b. Invaded.

Transvaal Orders That British Terri /
tory Mus Not b. Invaded.
LONDON. Oct 5.-Although today's
news from South Africa is grave, the
adherents Of peace still derive hope
from the dispa.c .ches that the stage Of
negotiations is not yet past. The news
is contradictory. Side by side with the
announcement that the Beers have oc-
cupied Iaing's Mex is printed dis
patch from Pretoria stating that the
Transvaal government issued strict in
functions to the commandants that
British territory must not be invaded,
and that General JOubert has Issued a
proclamation threatening to shoot any
man who crosses the border. There is
10 evidence going to show that the
Burghers contemplate retreating.
Up to o'clock this afternoon moth
ing Rad arrived to confirm the dispatch
from Newcastle to the Daily Telegraph
Announcing that the advance Of the
Boer forces began yesterday. The al
legged Boer advance comedies curiously
with simultaneous kilograms from va
rlous quarters regarding a Boer uld-
matum. and the expiration Of the limit
in the evening. A distinctly serious
and ugly statement comes from New
castle to the effect that armed Kanirs
accompany the Boer commanders.
This would be an absolute breach Of
the conditions supposed to govern war;
fare among civilized nations, and II
true, preslges scenes worse than even
the gloomiest forecast.
From other Newcastle advices, It ap-
pears that the premier Of Natal has
telegraphed 70 the military authorities
that they can render Newcastle no as
slstanoe, adding that IL the Beers in
tend to attack the town, resistance
woud be futile The intelligence from
Cape Town includes an official denial
of the rumOr that the British have
crossed the Transvaal frontier near
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
HEAVY BANK CLEARINGs.

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Bradstreets
Saturday will say: September bank
clearings returns confirm early advice
OF the maintenace Of the country's gen.
eral trade and productive industry Of
an exceedingly large volume.
The total clearings for nine months
this year. aggregate sum greater than
the entire 1893 total thought there are
three months yet to elapse before the
year is complete. The annual report
Of Manager sherrer, Of the New York
clearing house, shows that the aggre-
gate bank clearings in the year ending
with September were the heaviest ever
known.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
WHERE EDWARD Is STRONG.

Louisville Courler-Journal
Edward Atkinson called attention to
the fact that he predicted In 1890 ;hat
in ten years from that date the United
States woud have the supremacy IN tie
production Of iron and steel. and claims
that the prophecy has been verified.
Mr.. Atkinson has achieved such sue
cess as an economist that 1t Is a great
pity he should have abandoned that
field in a measure to become a sIlogist
OF ARuinnldo
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
SMALLPOX IN oRcAs ISLAND.

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct 5.-Four-
teen cases OF smallpox and one death
are reported from orcas island.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
THE LOG RAFT ARRIVES.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. S-The i'm.
mense log raft which LEFT SEATTLE few
weeks ago In tow Of the steamer Czar-
ina. and which was lost OF the coast
and found a few days ago OF Port
orfori, was towed into port today not
much the worse for wear and practi-
cally Intact.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
HANDMADE VOICES.

Voices made to order are the latest
thing In surgery. Actual operations
have demonstrated that the larynx. or
vocal box. can be successfully removed
and the patient may not only survive
the shock. but recover. The voice ar
produced is incapable Of In
nection, but, although II is a monotone.
the patient is perfectly able to carry
on a conversation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
CULLISON & co.
Wheat and Stock Brokers
DIRECT WIRES TO EsE YOrk SSISa STOCK Exchange
sl4slS Chamber OF Commerce Portland Oregon,
CANADA MAY NOT HELP.

OTTAWA, Oct. &--Pemlcr Laurier
states positively that so far no ofrer
has been made by Canada to send
troops TO South Africa. The sending Of
troops out Of Canada, the premier ad-
dSd, was an important matter which
would call for parliamentary action. as
1t involved large outlay Of public
monevN.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
WON BY LORD VINCENT.

LEXINGTON, Oct. 5.-The great
$4,000 Transylvananla stake was won
today by Lord Vincent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
MOman's Welfare

within her own control; greatest
French medical triumph Of this CEN
tury for al ! female irregularities,
Weakness. etc; a positive blessing TO
married ladies'. Call or write for
sealed information. Inclose stamp,
Office, 350h Washington street, over
COrdray's, rooms $40. Portland, ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A very desirable dairy farm. finest
beaver dam land with abundant living
water. Rnd cows. buildings, orchards
and separators. Address Robert Craw-
ford. Nehalem. Tillamook county, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06

Rev. Edward Curran has begun the
publication Of livtle journal called the
Church News It Is devoted particu-
larly TO the interests OF the Congrega-
tional church, but as Its name implies
runs the general news OF all the
churches. The first number has been
issued and II win be continued month
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-06

Kimberly. Utmost enthusiasm pre-
walls, and many are anxious 10 place
their services at the disposal Of the
60, ernment.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-09-22

mer ou dams une voiture du che
min de fer il est trop tard pour
s'assurer sill ne lui manque rien
C'est lui- meme qui remplit sa va
lise des objets don't il aura besoin
en- route; il ne n6glige aucun de-
tail, pr6voit tout ct recount meme
aux conseils de ceux qui ont plus
d'exp6rience que lui.
Qu'on en- fasse done autant pour
|e grand voyage de la vie! L'enfant,
insoucieux encore de lavenir, a
peut etre une Tongue route a par
courir. Aux parents a lui procurer
des armes ct des provisions. Pour
celia lis doivent etre attentifs a ses
besoins des son age le plus tendre,
lis doivent surtout le confer a ceux
qui sont capables de lui donner
une instruction all moins 6lemen-
taire ct une education vraiment
chr6tienne.
De cette mani6re, lis pourront
envisager Iavenir avec confance,
car lis auront rempli la belle mis-
sion qui ]eur fut impos6e ct qu'll
ont accept6e de tout ceur lie jour
Oh ,Dieu q b6ni leur union.
JEAN DEs ERABLEs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-09-22

Lies hommes semblent 6tre
convenus entire eux de sc conten-
tenter dies apparences.
On reserve a ses parents les
6pines de son caractere, ct ses TO-
ses pour les 6trangers.
IL vaut mieux de refuser en-
souriant que d'accorder de mau-
vaise humeur.
-L'homme comprend son int6-
ret avant de comprendre la justice
La politesse est CONNIE peau
qui rend uni le caillou le plus dur.
Lies reveries sont les petites
feurs bleues de la pens6e.
-Celui qui a tort erie le plus
fort.
La femme 6lev6e de travers
regarde ses devoirs CONNIE une
disgrace, tremble sous leur joug
ct cherche a les secouer quand ellie
peut.
All6guer les mauvaises &C.
tions d'autrui pour justifier les
siennes, c'est vouloir Sc laver avec
de la boue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-09-22

IL y des NETS qu'on refuse
par gourmandise ct DIES honneurs
qu'on decline par ambition.
On 6value 100000 le nom
bre de personnes qui, en-, Italie,
gagnent leur vie en- 6levant des
vers a sole.
Celia vaut mieux que d'6lever
des vers pour les journaux, avec
ces derniers on ny gagne genera
lement rien nj dun cote nj de
Pautre.
La poup6e est probablement
le jouet le plus antique; on en- a
retrouv6 dams les tombes des en-
fants de la Rome ancienne.
La critique est la soupape de
strete de la malveillance.
La d6licatesse est un metal
sans alliage: la fnesse la compor-
te d6ja un peu,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-09-22

Un gentilhomme Sc promena1t
I'm jour dams son pare quand il
apercut trois compagnons couches
sur lherbe feurie.
Allant a eux il leur dit:
-Vous m'avez Fair de trois
vrais paresseux. ST je connaissais
le plus paresseux DIES trois, je lui
donnerais un souverain (25
francs).
-Vous pouvez alors me le don
ner, monsieur, dit Pun d'eux, car
souvent quand je me sens dispose
a dormir je mai meme pas lie cou-
rage de fermer les yeux!
-Je suis plus paresseux que ce-
la, fit le second, car lorsque je
prends place pres du feu pour me
chauffer, je me brulerais plut6t les
mollets que de tirer mes jambes en-
arriere.
Tout celia nest rien, dit le troll
sieme; moi, je suis tellement pa
resseux que 81 j'6tais sur le point
d'etre pendu, que j'eusse la corde
au cou ct un couteau bien affil6
dams une main, je ne leverais pas
le bras pour couper la corde!
Peste, mon ami, dit lie gentil-
homme, vous 6tes certainement le
compagnon le plus paresseux que
j'aie rencontr6! Tenez! tenez! pre-
nez le souverain.
-Voulez-vous avoir la bont6 de
lie METRE dams ma poche, repliqua
sans bouger lie bon fain6ant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-09-22
Mission de la Jeune File

Qu'elle est sainte ct belle la mis-
sion de la jeune file!
Ellie est l6lue de Dieu qui la
place daus une famille CONNIE un
vase de parfums.
II lui a conf6 la mission dies an
ges; il en- fait l'anneau qul lie,-
Ia voix qui console, la main qui
dome, lie bras qui soutient. La
jeune file qui salt comp2endre
tout ce qu'elle peut faire de grand
ct bien quand ellie est pieuse, bon
sincere, d6vou6e, devient la b6ne-
diction de toute une maison;
ellie y porte, on le bonheur on la
consolation; ellie y r6pand toujours
quelque chose de celeste ct de pur,
que les m6chants eux-memes sa-
vent reconna1tre ct respecter. En-
FAINT, MULE tache sur la terre nest
plus belle ct plus sainte que la v6-
tre! Soyez DIES anges de paix dams
votre famille, ct vos vertus ct vos
actions y feront aimer le nom de
Dieu. Que vos paroles soient tou-
jours douces, sinceres; qu'elles re-
velent toujours vos croyances. 81
le bonheur habite votre den Gu 9,
rendez a Dieu mile action de gra-
ce par la s6r6nit6 habituelle de vo-
tre visage. ST la douleur y p6n6-
tire, supportez-la par votre resigna-
tion chr6tienne, ct rendez-la douce
aux autres par votre d6vouement.
Donnez lie courage, ranimez lespe-
rance, prodiguez vos soins, usez de
la tendresse que vous portent vos
parents pour faire rena1tre la con-
iance dams leur anne. LIE depot
pr6cieux de l'union dies families
vous est conf6, c'est a vous a pro-
diguer de douces paroles, une inter-
probation favorable, de sages avis;
q vous de METRE en- ouvre ces res
sources presque infnies d'amabili-
te que Dieu vous donn6e; mon
trez tous le bien que font les au-
tres, dissimulez les torts, -cachez
les fautes, calmez les ressenti-
ments. Ne vous troublez pas, 81
d'abord vous 6chouez; attended,!
priez, continuez vos efforts. NAL
gre votre inexp6rience des chooses
auxquelles on ne r6siste pas: la
simplicit6 de votre age, la candeur
de votre vertu, l'afection since 9
de votre cmur, la droiture de votre
esprit que rien ma fauss6.
Oh! qu'elle est belle, qu'elle est
sainte la mission de la jeune file.
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l25, 900 medecins aux Etats- Unis
en- 1900.
-L'argent fait entendre des
sourds ct assourdit ceux qui en-
tendent bien.
-L'amour est un ruisseau dams
lequel Sc ref6te le ciel.