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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-22


mocratie don't le splendide rayOnne-
ment dome deja tant 4 refl6chir aux
peuples asservis sous le regime suran-
ne des mOnarques. COmme Ia 81 bien
dit Victor Hugo: "Paris sans roi a
pour cOntre.cnup le monde sans des-
notes" On ma pas oublie 4 Berlin la
reverberation de Ia revolution fran
caise de is45 sur l'Allemagne ct rIta-
lie !; mails le fonctionnement paisible
de Ia Republiqne francaise Ell 1873 est
un exemple bien plus dangerenx que
In magistrature 0rageuse ct ephemerc
de Lamartine.
Ce nest pas sans raison one NJ. de
Bismark voudrait faire penetrer dams
l'esprit DIES hommes de son temps le
dogme de In force primant 'e drOit.
C'est Ia doctrine brutale du fait, re-
nouvelee de Machiavel; c'est le cy-
nique success i tout prix des princes
du seizieme steele sc redressant
CONNIE un spectre, ct .jetant I'M def,
Ell favour des tr6nes, aux aspirations
81 eminemment morales du dix-neu-
vieme steele.
Personne n'ignore que le socia-
lisme travaille sOurdement ct pro-
fondement les classes pOpulaires de
PAllemagne. NJ. de Bismark pense,
sans nul doute, gu'un bon moyen
d'arrateI es progress de ce qui est
pour lufb, son maitre un nal execra-
BILE, serait'de recommencer, avec les
armes de la civilisation ct sous le
masque de rOrdre, Ia conqu6te bar
bare des Gaules par les Francs. Les
Germans mOdernes, aveugles par
l'ivresse de la convOitise, Oublieraient
leurs reeves de libert6 ct d'egalit6
pour se prGcipiter vers les jOuissances
que Ia conquete leur otfrirait en-
perspective.
VOLTA, si ie ne me trompe, CO quill
y de cache dams ce gros niage noir
qui Went de passer sur Europe. II
s'est eloigne pour le moment; mais,
d coup sdr. il reviendra tot GU tard.
LIE combat entire rabsolutisme ct
l'autonomie des peuples est concen-
trs aujourtl'hui entire rAllemagne i'm.
perialiste ct Ia France republicaine
il semblerait que l'henre critique VA
sonner on Pun des deux champions
subira une de ces grandes Debates
qui font epoque dams l'histoire de
l'humanitG.
Qnelle serait latitude des Etats-
Unis, an cas- on les evGnements sem
bleraient favoriser lie retour du regne
de la force brutale, c'est-a-dire Dc Ia
barharief Persisteraient-ils dams le
systeme d'egoiste abstentiOn preco-
Mise par Washington OH plnt6t,
commencant un nOuveau role digne
de la grandc place qn'ils Occupent
auiourd'hui dams Ia famille des ma
tioDs, enverraient-ils leur marine
gnifier aux despotes de PEurope
qn'ils n'entendent pas que leur canon
decide du sort de Fhnmanit6f VOLTA
ce que l'on aimeraita savoir, ct le
moment me parait bien chOisi pour
poser Ia question devant Ia presse
americaine. 81 j'etais Journalistic, je
Ia pOserais hardime&t, ct inviterais
tous mes confreres de Ia presse franco
americaine Il inter Get exemple. 81
Washington renaissait, il est proba-
BILE que sa maniere de penser SO mo-
difierait en- presence du developpe-
ment colossal qua pris son pays, ct
il conseillerai5 Ia plus grande r6pu'
blique des ten@ u modernes une poll
tiqne differente dc celle que Ia pru-
dence lui faisait un devOir d'adopter
quand ellie n'etait encore qua son
berceau. ...4 A. NJ.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-22
ce que contenait le nuage
Monsieur l'editeur dn Meschac<bS.

Monsieur fediteur dn Meschdcebf.
Je wis, en- lisant votre Mesckactbe
d'hier (samedi l5), que votre dernier
souci a etc, CONNIE ceini de tous les
amis de Ia paix ct de la liberre, la
menace de guerre lancee contre In
France par le cabinet de Berlin. C'G-
stait peut-etre. ainsi que vOus le croyez,
HSne simple feinte pour sender r0pi-
kn publiqne. L'expression univer-
IA de cettc opinion ma pas etc favo-
raDS aux projects de rAlIemagne !;
cetteWs, ellie ne s'est pas laisse prem
DIRE al piege de NJ. de Bismark. Quoi
quill ell puisse etre, c'est Ia paix qni
est sortie, pour le moment, de In con-
ference des -npereurs de Russie ct
d'Allemagne. La gnerre aurait pm
aussi bien atre le resnltat de ce col
loqne. Ainsi, quand les moindr-s
affaires du cOmmun des mOrtels sont
soumises 4 des cOnseils de fanille, 4
des reunions de prnd'hommes, 4 des
inres, a des juges entonres de conseil-
lers, IL sort de tOnte rEnrope, In vie
on la mort de centaines de milliers
d'hommes, ont dependu du jugement
de deux individus couronnes qni ne
se sont certainement rencOntree que
ponr debattre In question au seul
point de vue de ieurs interets dynas-
tiques. Cette consequence mons
truense ct redOutable du systeme
monarchique sleeve dele meme con-
ire lni CONNIE m argument saisissable
meme aux moins clairvOyahts ct aux
moins prevOyants, ct, pour mon
compte, je men connais pas de plus
fort, 4 moins d'admcttre, avec Nap0-
leon Ter one les peuples s0nt vrniment
de Ia chair Il canon, condamnee par
le destin d servir aux profits ambitieux
des mOnarQnes.
Votre article fait hien ressortir les
raisons pc"r lesqnelles, sclon vous, le
danger nest qu'ajourne. Les produits
agricoles ct manufacturers de pAlle-
magne, ne sont pas. a ce qn'il parait,
Ell proportion de l'accroissement de
sa population, ct son armee, CONNIE
nn enorme parasite, mango ct bolt
d'antant plus qu'elle reste inoccupe
sur lie sol natal. L'aiguillon de Ia IA
mine, la m tlesuada tanses, fhistoire
est Id pOnr le pronver. peut sufiire a
ponsser rAllemagne sur 10 grasse ct
richie Ganle. Les progress de Ia civili-
sation ct les idees de solidarite gene
rale ont rendu cette cause de guerre
moins efficiente. II EN- est une autre
qni me paraft plus 4 craindre, ct TAI
etc etonne de ne pas Ia vOir interve-
mir dams tout ce que j'ai In, depuis
qnelqne temps, dams les j0nrnanx
d'Europe ct d'Amerique. La CONSOLE
datiou dn gouvernement. republican,
en- France, cette France etOnnant le
monde par les produits de son travail
ct In snrahondance de ses capitaux,
VOLTA ce qui cause le veritab.e d6pIai-
sir de fempereur Guillaume ct de
rhomme d'Etat que 10 guere a elevG
an rang de prince.
La Reorganization de Tarm3e fran
caise nest qn'nn pretexta, habilement
suggGr6 par NJ. do Bismark a son
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Correspondence de Ia Nile Orleans
NOUvELLE-ORLEANs !
10 mai 1875.

LIE gouyerneur Kellogg a signe,
Ie II, le supplementaire de
conversion Tamortissemeut
de IN dette de Nat, ct il semble
que, parmi les cf> kciers plus on
,noins honnetes reels de Ia
Louisiana, il y aura bdle elconp dap.
peles ct pen d'elus. Al Flour
degager autant que p0S
respOnsabilite ct ne sOustls ~,
un concert de maledictionS tlI
Gouverneur a-t-il invite ravG =.
general Field q faire un t1Age
iudiciaire des reclamationf Sc
rieuses. Mieux sans doute vau-
lraient des lignes inf1eX1les que
celles qui ont Ia fate d'etre
allongees ou racconrceGs; mails enfin
les contribuables obtiendront auel.
que soulagement de cette lente
tactique legislative. Viennent
maintenant les travaux des jetees,
une bonne r6cOlte, ct Ia detente
politique que tout fait pressentir,
ct nous ne demanderons pas mieux
one d'oublier le NAL pour jour du
bien.
LIE club de Ia presse de In Nou.
velle Orleans compte deja 55 mem.
bres; il admet les editeurs en- ac-
tivit4 ct en- disponibilite.-Trois
nouveiles feuilles en- projet on pre-.
paration; le Delta, que ressuscite.
rait Edwin L. Jewell, qui serait
d'abord hebdomadaire pour deve.
mir qu0tidien le Ter octobrc pro-
chain; pOrlcanidn, bebdomadaire,
major e. q. Wharton editenr; cnfin
mn Organe hebdomadaire Srancais,
6,lit4 par les typographes Mariotte,
Th6ard ct POthier.-Un grand
concert sera donne demain 90, a Ia
sale Griinewald, an benefice du
Pere Maumus.-Dans raffaire
Bayly ct Pond contre ia C0mpagnie
d'assurance LOndres & Lancashire,
devant Ia cour des Etats. Unis, le
verdict alone aux demandenrs la
somme de S8,714.S7, avec les int6-
rets an taux de 5pour cent depuis
le 8 septembre 1874.-Le Bureau
des 1atentes q enregistr6 4 mar
ques nonvelles de tabac d fumer,
de J..P. Sarrazin.-La Societe
francaise de bienfaisance de Jeffer.
son a Ell une grande parade le 16;
son bureau eat ainsi constitute: ID.
POclleln president, p. Gendre vice.
president, T. Labat tresorier, Il.
Gr6gOire secretaire. - L'ex.iuge
Durell comp0se a New York, dit.
on, unc historic de Ia Louisiana
sons lc regime de reconstruction.
-Larcheveque de la NOuvelle-
Orleans ct 81 suite sont arrives an
Havre, le IL mai, 4 bOrd du steamer
Fnnce.-Le IA, eat decfdee Nine
Hyams, 6Iouse de l'ancien lieute.
ilant-gouverneur, nee Lanre. Ma
thilda Smith; ellie etait agee de IS
ans. 8.
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Corps etraager dans les uoies akrien.
nes-7Omrrauqme ct persistante
-Broncho-pneumo consscu.
tire-Amaigrissement considS.
rable-ErpectoratiOn du corps
Granger au bout de qMatre mois
-GuSyison complete.
Je fns appele le 20 Octobre 1873
pour visiter Ia gorge du ieune T..
TouIme, ago de 16 ans, qui venait
d'avaler une baie de ce qu'On ap-
pclle vulgairement dams Ia Iocalite
I'M racatci,a. (Plante annuelle tres
commune lei ct don't In baie est
heIissee de petites epines aigues).
Lorsque j'arrivai aupres du pa
tient, il tOussait frequemment
dune toux croupale, ct eprouvait
une sensation lie gene qui semblait
6tre a fentree de p9sOphage. Je
lui 6s avaler coup sur coup cinG
on six morceaux lie pain rassis le
lnoins detrempes que possible dams
la salive. LIE corps Granger SEM
blait no deplacer, car d chaque
deglutition la sensation de gene
50 manifestait plus bas, 81 bien
qu'elle disparut entierement a la
sixieme deglutition. LIE dernier
malaise s'etant fait sentir tout pres
du cartlia, je dcmeurai convaincu
que le racatcha etait tOmb6 dams
lie ventricule, ct je me retirai ras-
snrG surles suites do l'accident.
II men 6tait rien, cependaut; le
lendemain In toux RECOMMENDED de
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sT-JEAN.BAPTIsTE

Dimanche dernier est deced6e
a Ia residence de NJ. PA. Bee.
mel, Nine We Antoine Guilfoux,
agee de sOixante.dix.huit ans.
Nine Guilf0ux s'etait mariee en-
prelnieres noces avec NJ. Benja.
min Borne, ct de cette union
etaient mes sept enfants, un fils
ct six files. LIE fils, NJ. Theodule
Borne, habitat Ia paroisse Terre.
bonne ct fnt tue dams une rixe a
ChacahOula pendant IL guerre.
Les six files, toutes vivantes ct
mari6es sont: Mmes Amazan Bee
mel, Pierre Becnel, A. Caillier, Oc-
,tave Becnel, Lessin Leblanc ct
-Hinckley. Du second marriage
est ne M. Joseph GuiIfoux qui
habite actuellement Ia Nonvelle-
Orleans.
M. Charles Vial, chef du bu.
reau d'enrcgistrement, ct scs deux
commits, NM. Achille Barre ct
D.-L. Ehrmann, ont commence 4
prenlre lnntli le Gems on demon.
breinent de Ia population de St
Jean. Baptiste. On nous rapporte
que plusieurs hommes de couleur,
cr0yant qu'on voulait obtenir
leurs mons pour leur fsire payer
des taxes on les enr6ler dams Ia
milicc, ont pris bravemant In fnite
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p A II o l 8 s e 8
ST-CH HARLES 8

D'apres le rapport fait au
juge Flagg par le grand jury de Ia
paroisse st. Charles, preside par
notre camarade BIS. Labranche,
il appert que Ia dette de cette pa.
roisse s'eleve an chiffre enorme de
937, ,773.733.
lie gouverneur Kellogg a nom.
me Eugene Joseph juge de paix a
St. Charles.
lie gouverneur Hahn a 400
acres de riz en- culture.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-03

4 TEMPERANCE SToRY.-At a meeting
held some time ago III England, SIR
Wilfrid LAWSON spoke both humorous
Is and forcibIy upon the subject of sta
tistics. he said: Statistics are very
dangerous subjects to touch. You can
get then, to prove-an thing almost,
il you take pains with them. ! Will
rive YOU an illustration Of that. The
other day inquiry was made from the
colonel Of 4 regiment at one OF orr ior
e;on stations as t. the health OF the
tee,otalers of the regiment. The re
turns came back: Fifty per cent. Of
the tcetotalcrs are dead aud fifty pei
cent. have gone home inva'ided.' This
looked very bad for the temperance
cause, bnt inquiry was made, and the
return was found to be strictly accu
rate. for there were only two teeto
taIcrs III the regiment: one had dice
| from the bite Of snake and the othel
had gene home with, q broken leg.
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IL An WRoSc.-Many years since, a
minister, in his travels, put up for the
night with man who was supposed
to possess bu, little Of what people
call common sense just as he was
about 10 retire for rest, the man said
to the minister: Can You tell me, SIR,
what three words in the English Ian
guage tits most diflicultto pronounce
al don't know that I can" was the re-
DIV. "Well," said the man. Il will
give you till tomorrow morning to an
swer me-" The minister thought nc
more of the question till it was pro
posed to him again in the morning
when he again acknowledged his ina
bility to decide. "Then," said the man
II will tell you the most difficult words
to pronounce. They are am ,crong
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The highest price paid for
GOLD DUST, GOLD AND SILVER BulLloN
In coin or currency.
T,siEz#aE ff#tt6 tfs9f !8ssf ea4t t
as- Buy and sell Greenbacks.
Summons.

Territory OF Idaho. County of Boise
Garrett Hayes L Co. Va John Muirhead.
In. Justices Court. before James Egan, J. T.
$40 JOHN MUIRHEAD: Whereas. a complaint
has been made before me. Justice OF the Feacs
in and for boise county by Isaac Garrett one Of the
partners in the above. named firm, that you are IN.
ebt.l to them in the sum of ninety and zen one
hnndredhs dollars 1884 10 on contract for the 81.
for money l.sned and meat furnished sou = your
special instance and request and for Your lehopI A.
shown by bill on file In my cffice.
States il the Territory OF Id4ho You are hereby sn-
moled to be and appear before me- Al NY oltce:.in
Placervilla in said county, on nth day q November.
xwer said complaint orjudgment will be taken aacinst
Won for the sum ninety four and ten
dollars and costs OF suit.
comfy Of Boise on the 2Oth day of November: u
1875. 49, q tt. ANnn n 1890 a..
Nov q. 1876. 81 Jusflce % tne feses.;;
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F%ss3 55 u 1
lbs 299lh an
4 eorge NJ Jones quietly passed. Is his1
untrodbled rest. HI had. been ~ sick
something Ike four years Of disease Of
throat and lungs. Monday morning
when Dr.. Zipf made his usual visit be
e found MI. Jones sitting up reading the
Bible, and in reply to questions be said
that ne had q refreshing rest the night
previous, and felt much better than
for several days past. The passage
IN the Holy Book, which he was read
ing was in relation to Christ healing
the sick. He seemed to be impressed
with the idea that death was not far
on, and he was preparing to meet it
as became a man. Shortly after
the Doctors departure Mr.. Jones was
seized with another paroxysm, fol-
lowed by comatose which ended only
with death. Mr.. Jones was buried on
Wednesday by the Good Templars, Of
which organization he was worthy
brother. Although far from kindred,
gentle hands cooled his fevered brow
and kind hearts spoke soft words of
cheer and comfort. The Order
faithfully ministered to his cv-
cry want and gave him christian
burial. At the funeral services
Rev. D. G. Strong took for his
text the identical passage Of the Word
that had impressed the mind of Mr.
Jones but few hours before he died
The Church was crowded with people,
and large concourse, notwithstand
ing the drenching rain, followed his
remains to their final home.
Mr.. Jones came to the Basin il
1868, and following the occupation o'
a miner, has resided here ever since
He was an honest and greatly respect
ed man, and consequently possessed
many friends. Born in st. Mary's
Parish, Franklin county, Louisiana, il
1919, Mr.. Jones was about fifty-sevel
years of age at the time of his death
Serving with honor all through thu
Mexican war, he came to California a
its close, and thence here at the date
mentioned. His own people coult
not have more kindly cared for OF
given him more respectable buria
than did the Order Of Good Templars
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GAINED Goops.-We had the pleas.
this week of sampling some of J.
|lEnery's canned goods, of this years
uaing. They were most excellent,
|hhe has large supply on hand.
b them. Emery always keeps the
Rr best Of everything.
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crov,cE-Father Archambault
e'Du divine services at Pioneer
at Sunday week, 18th instant,
VI # going to the Upper Payett.'
~ ,;me as was his intention.
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M Il. II. HAWKINS, of QuartzhGrg,
ane over the other day for medical
natment, having inflammation Of the
a. lie will try the virtues of the
Ern Springs for few days, which
Persisted in, will bring him out all
ift
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!, unusual quantity of snow has
4, !, the mountains, and Judging
,,esent appearances Boise coun-
IN have long and prosperous
..r season next year.
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Coon NlGHr.-Iow tenderly and
swectly falls the gentle goodnight"
into loving hearts, as members of a
family separate and retire for the
night What myriads of hasty words
and thoughtless acts, engendered in
the hurry and business of the day, are
forever blotted out by its benign III
luence! Small token, indeed; but il
is the little courtesics that can so
beautifully round off the square cor
ners in the homes of laboring men and
women. The simple Il thank you"
for a favor received will fill with hap
piness the heart of the giver. True
wealth is not counted by dollars and
cents, but by the gratitude and affec-
ton of the heart. If a home be hap
nv, whether the owner possesses a
patch of ground of one or a thousand
acres, they are in the end wealthy be-
yond mathematical calculation Then
how much more lovingly are the sable
folds of night gathered around the
Happy homes, how much more 'confid.
iinglv do its members repose their
weary bodies in the care Of Divine
goodness, soothing their overtaxed
minds to the realities OF the. beautiful
dreamand; awakened refreshed, in
vigorated for the coming days labor
by having hidden their loved ones
"good mght!' And if during this life
we have faithfully attended to all tlos'
little conrtcsics, these little so''-nceds
,iif we have guarded carefully al
"God's hearts placed in our keeping
at the close Of its brief, yet cycnttn
day, how much easier to bid all on
. dearly beloved ones . final 'goos
night
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CHARLEY BARNES says if the road
continues to improve in slushiness he
will be compelled to carry the mails
between Placerville and Quartzburg
on horseback.
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'..,omce Hours.

f,sto&ce Hours.
- days, until further notice,
1g ~ Iii be kept open from seven
uptll S epom halfpast twelve TO one,
7, q 'es' until six ?, n.
Order office will not be
lo1Ts, an Sundays; and no Money
d ., - will be transacted on Sal.
taass' .r four O'Clock 2: N:
Il sl'ei : S. q. SILSBY,
noc q 1875. Postmaster.
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;zs.-of Cen,erville, just saved
kair, and that was all, by sending
mother communication, which ap
|Us this morning. Skip" you
|uns reprobate, why don't you write
[taaer.
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A PACK TRAlN.-We noticed this
morning on the public square, a drove
Of mules, and the necessary accoutre.
ments to constitute pack train, and
on inquiry we learned that the trai,
consists Of 200 well made, strong, and
apparently well trained mules. select.
ed from the entire Idaho mule trains,
by Mr.. A. II. ROBBIE, an experienced
trader Of that Territory, and being the
choice Of the whole lot. especially fol-
the use Of the military in the depart
ment of the Platte, Gen. Crook, the In
dian fighter, commanding.
These animals have been driver
from Lewiston, Idaho, about six hun
dred miles, but will be shipped bepc,
to Fort d. A. Russell. at Cheyenne, by
rail, and will probably leave Ogden OF
Thursday. They will be turned owe
by Mr.. Robie, we presume, to Mr.
Moore, acting for the quarter master
department. in whose charge they viii
proceed to Gen. Crooks department t
he used there. when required, to trans
port supplies in lieu Of the old, SLOW
army wagons, heretofore used in ex
petitions against the Indians.-Oy
den Junction.
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!. MITCHELL returned from Boise
..,,,v and will proceed out to Ban
| chen the travelling gets better,
IT, he will have charge Of Crafts
Iaauring the winter.
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FIRE cartridges at Barry's,
l,nu stock, etc.
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Hos. JONI HALEY has, we see by
3 Satesman, been reelected Presi.
sat Of the Agricultural Park Associ.
a0a. He was the unanimous choice
y tie stockholders Of that incorpara
an, who, appreciating Mr.. Hailcy's
a''mltable energy and honesty, de
tfnlned TO keep him there whether o.
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1 BIC THlSG.-ln conversation with
,ary Of ladies' at this place, several
as since, Mr.. VI. J. Biddy, speaking
dhs mining interest on the Weiser,
Enthusiastically remarked that he had
he biggest thing in the country!
hat may be, but there is quite sum
anoney liz town that says he hasn't
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,,s,ysyr.-The Sacrament of the
Errs Supper will be administered
l. Sabbath after tue eleven o'clock
|rm. Let there be a general at.
L.,,,,p d. G. STRONG.
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MAILS and passengers are again
carried between here and Boise CITY
on wheels. Plenty Of snow, but il i
too soft for runners. s Z
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HE manner in which the temper
ance organizations Of this place take
care OF sick and distressed brothers
has gained the admiration and res
pect of even their greatest enemies
The exhibitions Of feeling shown by
the Good Templars in the care and
burial Of the late Mr.. Jones, serve tc
bring men nearer together in the
bonds Of a universal brotherhood.
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To FARMERS The WoRID Office will
take on Old or new subscription &,
wheat oats and barley RancllHen
who are in arrears can now easily
square accounts by bringing along
the amount Of their Indebtedness in
rrain. while those who wish to sub
scribe have the same privilege. Bring
|it ID; gentlemen.
N. B.Eggs and butter will also be
taken Oh the same terms.
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AUTUnx poets are requested to write
On both SIDES Of the paper; one printer
can then work while the other commits
suicide
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DOSE City is. the biggest SLOUGH OF
u~h ever got broke i,s,' said one
We sporting gentry the other day.
shc threw himself into the BARRIERS
As'F. Yes" volunteered another, ut
''e d-dest hogs eye Of hole that
.s'er stacked chip in, too" why
''nned the first speaker, Il was
N7e all one winter and d dn't sec but
y scrub game going. Up here it j.
selher different, for you always SIC
Y o. square games running day and
sn1. No place like the Basin for On
nest man to make . ivin' IN, il you
FMS shows that what 70 some men
'e'd prove . hell 70 others would n
Paradise.
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