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A Crazy Greastr.

chicago. August N.-t'ur t'," ras,
r." lays Il ,w!rti,y Mexu:.;,. WHO
gives MS n"iHe a. Cafes S:.:,c...z. Nm,
.ce'' s!"l'!"hS u! ihe East Chicago
.Sven''" s:o"H H. WIS met with i,y
~! officer 1T lie Northwest d.,nt -,
w'"n' he rc;a,.s! g harrow Ing !:,ls
:'''cut being !" h"we.! by Il band ri
;'s,I.siiis. lie had purchased a :;,.kri
10 New lmk. hut I" Glade his ,",r-
,'"fs. he bad determined u;.,a i,
% W', is'"fnli'E |" his i..'mr in SUI.
.A'NUf. Mexico. !. being ap,x,ren,
That The 'ntM WIS !,:m,i,y un,i.. :.
seine mental !rrs,. ...u,r:,,. Tho nf,;..r
n"'A him I" t;e station, wI,pr,. he. ~ IN
w ki;"li' c:srt't for until his reia,iy,.s
mix" SOM. arrangements for hi, r...
~ VA; lie is ev"'cnt'y Il gentleman
~ rr'ine'ura: .anl some weti,!, III.
hts with him \ r,llr. ;,,i ,;cr..; r...' 49,"
San Francls:o to New Y"rk 49,,
"'s'ul S::aU in cash. "''"
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Powder Hill Explosion

Vallejo, CAL, August 1.-THE
Hardy Powder Works. hx:'tesi y mile
aud hal, s.,u.l, at the city. ex, Ios!et'
vt ~ minutes ls.-t II ".'l."'k this
I,urnimw. TIE mixing. glazing. dry
iux aud magazine were all bloom I"
al:,,,,s and H. turns t.s'k tirc. N"sh-
ing IL left standing excerpt the water
ixnk aud brick work surrounding
the ts.il.r. A. II. Hall, the engineer
and surerinl endemt arr l'etlIy burne'',
hut have n cn.mce far lie. George
Ferns Mc('srul z was killed. Fifteen
toms Of pow der explU Ell.
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Larabje. "a Friday afternoon, u was
decided that owing to The short time
iutesveuin4 before the opening Of the
Drn ver Exposition Il would BE- inaal-
visnl,!e q, srnd . e0nsnslsrts'0er fs'sn
batte. - thDs district c0S)d nit Ire rep
rxseuteGD In manner 10 do justice tn
IL mineral reaOurreA The thsukx ~
the ens,n,ittee are extended to Ill who
., llh.s~Dly sabseril'ed to the iund fos
this object. w. A. CLAIR
Chairman.
BUTTE, July 7, 1852"
This was supposed 70 end the mat
tes, and b oil outside Appearances 1t
was dr.pped But . few evenings a.
forwards . call was made In the H.
ter Aowsaais f6e . meeting to Be
held within three or four hours for
purpose u t. Sing steps to forward an
exhibit Of Butte ores to Denver.
At this meeting, sprung upon the
people, with hut lew in
sttendauee, NJ. John B. Read was
eserted commissioners. How and
Why he was elected It b nat l.eces-
aary to di .canAs. 1unlice Il TO say he
was Gar from being the choice OF the
nsnjority NJ the representative mining
en ofthe di trict and 20 Unpopular
was the selection that the U. p. r.
fusel to Rrast hum peaa. We will
simply state In this coNnection that
u Butte's exhibit Ut Denver b mt =
erxsjjt 70 her Il must b. a~critesl t.
other causes aside fro0 be inability
to make cue. These lacts are patent
% ill and none knew them better
than The anonymous sesibbIer In the
E. 4. n. Joarnal. But out Disagree
ss,ent In not with Mr.. Reed. We
have felt compelled to state these
facts to show that BEAU" wilfully
them and In 70 do
Ingat,esupted tn bring discrcdit upon
our min Nc properties here ANT: upO'.
men Whose shoes he has
l,sOveo himself uawOrthy to
(asten.
A. GaP - NJ. Clark n concerned be
needs M defense 1t our hands. He
b to's we'll and fav0rsbly known In
lhis Territory a. . prominent mining
aud business man to 10 injured by an
anonymous scribbler and, ~ We
have said, We would take no notice Of
|,is communication il he iIsd not at
tempted to Gust = cloud upon one cf
The finest mining properties In the
district by impniing uworthy mo
lives to one Of its principal stock
holders In the selection 0f . commits
Dioner. Mr.. Bennett, Of this city, !
Vas Mr.. Ciark's choice, and because
be was and did not favor "Beau's"
may account for the ar- !
peaAnce Of the communication in !;
he journal named. !;
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Murder and Suicide.

CHICAGO, August lu.-laIl TOll-r,
n m .rhinist On Division street. who
has frequently Q,iarr..ll.d will, his
,O,,ux wife, t,sIk u heroic ,nrti"ni If
ending their tr,,uDls-s this afiernn,n.
Taking her into their dDsNicil~ he
asked, Twill you obey M~ after this:
and rrc~iviny nm evaxive reply. he
pulled u - calil,re revolver AMI fired
W, shots int" her breast. killing her
il,s, an,ly. Stepping into an a!j"in.
ing room. he put a bullet through his
own heart. They hal l)s''n married
two years and have one child.
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WeQYer'a Strike.

CoHOrs. \. y, August ll.-As n
result .: the ili.sss liIet ling last MI III
Ill. executive committee ri Harl,iDiiy
mil A'a ~ cut. They claim II decrease
Z" q In tie working iorre Of il.c
wcavcrs. and l.r.,l,,is&: that more will
quit tU-'i"y. A decisive struggle will
W made Monday.
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Kentucky Crops.

HENDERSON, N.Y., August H.
This cs'u..ly harvested iii. largest
wheat crop il has ever known. Alucl,
IT II WIS ,h.c>hesi carly. 4 great
deal how vrr. II NOT Yet tl,rtsl.esl, a,,si
~ many jli.iMll,vs l,us i,een Greatly
injured by wet weather.
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Kentucky Election.

LOCI-viLLE. n.y., August H.
The Ut:;r III vote Of this county shows
Webb elected county rlcik over
E.icl,. II ~ by j.: majority. Tie
Dcl,l'x.rat. will e!.r: Henry clerk Of
Appellate sn,rt i'y S1,ssk' E,:juri.y.
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Why Suck Was Occupied.

C0xsrAxrlxOPI.E, Au"i,at H.
Al the sitting ~ the Conference yes
terlsy RUSSIA. r.'prrs. ntative asked
an ~ :,laus(jou N H. the action al the
ls,iii.i, In Ms.:sl.yimx kutx. Jlufltri"
replied that the step was taken In
consequence ~ military necessity
and IN order to- rave the town from
destruction and l,ilIage.
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Rohommedan Feeling in India.
\IES>A. August 1.-The Turkish
CONSUL ut bombay las been ordered
to give an explanation to the C'le,.,,,s
" India Respecting the action Of the
Porte in regard 10 Turkish tr.x,,s CO.
operating with the British il E.y,t.
which las produced ia gr". =. Mi ~
AMONG the MaslO,iilIlC.!ul,s j.: iu,.ia.
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Socialists lupriaoned.

BERLIN, August ll.-Herreu BE-
bel LibEnechl aud h,n.e!Iclcvcr.
sOs'iali:ls, have ken condemned Is
the Lielnic Cs'urt t. two lliOntIls' i'm
prt.Oilnieut inr excessive ubuxc AND
in~uIt 10 the Federal C,,uncil. Boil,
are members If the German Reich
stag.
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Yellow Fever in Texas.

GALVESTON. August lit seems
that there Is Il l.;ssi: over the Yellow
fever In Matn:::"rsS, and dispatches
frNn t:,err rtgaalim" new cases arr
exaggerated and contradictory.
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New Euyp ian Ministry.

ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-THE
formation Of u new ministry " II
prs'l"i'ly l'e announced today with
Pherea Pasl,a NJ Prime Minister.
Most Of the prrsemt lministers, ca
t~lHing llayheb Pasha will remain
in Oi1i..e.
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The eemipg man IN the Russian
army b snjd % ~ 0enesal K0lpa-
kovski. He he risen from the Eanks
b. sheer and reckless daring In
Ceatral Asia. He may al the place
left vacant BY The death Of the bsave
and dnshine 0ko6eleG.
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The Inter Ao1sS0is's gross mis-
representatives and bareiaeel pre-
vssiensioss c3seesning the sppoint-
meat of . commissioners from Thu
placs viii b nOtissed 1t length To-
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CALC'rTA. August la.-Nepaul
SO6 many other tcudatOrv states of
In'.ls volunteered to furnish cowti,,.
sents Tor tue British army In Egypt.
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Thea anI ao-ss Voooo a ~ Coaesn1 s,ooo.
0ssss- sesng aessa.s ~ - q psosSss IN
~ laavssei -, Is sse0ss0onas - ~ 1870
ri ouossy esavsssssns - e0ossSaa oGSsse.
eoaos - . oeS.s ~ - ~ 9ssSso0sool C'n-
vsssSss, ssA shs ads0ssss q . ss'sssilss b.
onou esossy sonvssssu0 aoebosIsa' 3 se"ss
oGsho M. esoas slsssssoaes ~ sss 10 ~
3osy1eogsnl s'W;veNss0I ~ 0a0e u eoe1se
voee q ehssS euo Il, IN - eauvsneiDa.
". ". Dl10U. SAMUEL WORD:
49,. Cb0'n.
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A WEAK ANSWBR.


swer 70 our question, "Why the
owners Of the Smoke House lGsie and
other claimants have stool quietly Ly
and allowed lot owners to put up
costly buildings upon the property
claimed by them, without entering y
protest against such trexpass, In hu-
man selflshness. We are inclined to
the belief the claimants to the lode
claims referred to will not thank
that sheet for the answer. II Is not
a nattering commentary upon the
honesty Of On individual to charge
him with deliberately withholding
the enforcement Of what he considers
bis rights for the purpose OF catching
the unwary or ignorant for larger
amotint Of money. But this Is what the
Inter Moumtai" indirectly CHARGES
rpon the lode claimants. 1t says i:
Erecting . substanti Il brick buil.l-
Ing upon . town lOt j. NIT c,msid
cred an injury to the pro,srty, and
II man thinks his title good enough
to warrant the outlay, he csnnot
tlan'e . second party. v hose interest
" adverse. for failing to caution him
of the risk he incury." This logic
might bold gOod in semi-civilized
conlmuuities, but II cannot command
the endorsement Of honorable men in
. couatry where the teachings Of .
higher state II civilization prevail.
There 10 something 80 r..nkly oltsns-
i've In such reasoning that q sensi-
tive public will hang it, head in
shame when It learns that . journal
deriving support from ito patronage
hes uttered it.
The Inter Mowataia". furthermore
states that Il has been informed that:
1.-TWO yeas ago the owners Of this
claim offered to part with their title
rights fHr E, 50o. But the offer was
sl'urpesl." We have made inquiries
Of ''olll-time resi(lents'' ~ tn the truth
II this assertion, bat can lind M one
who had heard az the offer before.
But, admitting that the o;i::r was
made, 1t proves too much for the gond
u the Inter IMoMntain's clients. If
they offered sll their title rights for
the Insignificant sun, Of $3.50, It is
uni,n,x'acl,al'le evidence they lad
but little confidence in the validity
Of their Little rights" Or that they
knew th.i. lode WI. worthless. On
the other hand,i j: Tic citizens spurnesl
the otter, 1t shows they then consid.
cred, - they now consider, that the
claimants had NO title. nor shadow vi
title to the surface ground covered by
the town site. II they would not
pay 8, 800 for the ground which was
then worth hundred. Of thousands o;
dollars. DOS any sane man belie.
they will pay the exi,orbitant de-
mands now n':ssle upon them: The
claimants advocate says, 1.-THE stand
Ing the law gives them il what
they now D. ek to determine" That
was just what Shyiock sought after:
the conditions Of the bond. but
there are now ~ there were then
courts q equity IN which, justice may
Be meted out and . POrtia may be
('uud to dispense It. Will not our
evening contemporary amend its
answer.
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Il appeass that England b Arm In
her demand that no Turkish troops
shall b lsnasd In Egypt until The
60ltsn Psociaims Ar.bi Bey . rebel
and . military e0nventi0n b eon
eluded bstween Turkey and the En- &
lish govesnment. Should The Porte
rs6sss TO comply with the English
government sesioas complications
may arise that will involve other
Powers In the strife.
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The recent elections In some Of the
Southern States show that the
''sta.mpipg out thu Democracy" pro-
cen has net worked 10 any verv en-
eous1gins degree there. The Repub-
heans sssreret)esl In whiting oil the
odsls ami ends and ls'n,> against the
Dsnsoesscy n th0sc 6tates but tie ~
solt psoves they were badly len. The
0o)idity Of the South has mt heen
sotresebed upon, while there b every
iDdleatlons tlSat the heretofore almost
solid Repablieaa North will Re sally
deasosalised at the ensuing fall cleo
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The Washington POx says 8ena
Tor l(alene b somewhat exercised In
mind shout the disposition Of the
Egyptian debt, HE main s0licitude
bsiag o. account Of it, possible ~
podiation. He has written 20 Arab
Bey that II this W1s not IN OF year
With him be would RON over and help
him sca)e is eat q existence.
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House to AGi.urn.

LoxIx,x, August lin the Com
mons this a:ter,,.N,n, Gladstone sta
tel that the House will adjourn Oh
Friday uutii tile 2i;.h q: Oclot'cr.
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The Albany Times says that In the
opinion Of many Intelligent men
Frrdsriek A. Coakling would be the
most certain to b elected Of ill The
De00cratio candidates for governor
Whnse names have besn snxgested.
NJ. Ccsklins b . soted politician of
New York, and . bsOther az Roscoe.
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Lieutenant Harder ut Yokutsk has
oeen Notified by Secretary Chandler
to bring tie bodies Of Lieutenant De
Long and party to Orenburg where
metallic collins will be In waiting for
them. From thence they will be
brought to the United States. Con-
gress did one good act In making
provision for the decent burial Of
these unfortunates al. the Jeanette.
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Ar.bi By has saoessdsd In de-
psivisg the Enylish ts~ps .: water,
and they asv now foseed 10 resort 10
0ondsnneRn
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MIGHT DISPATCHES.

~ WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
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Z

On a tonjours parl6 de In pro
tectiOn" dc l'lndustrie; mails on a
tOujours eGtendn par crtte expires
sion la protection DIES patrons ct ia
mails celle DIES ouvrieis. CeEN CT y
ont 6t6 trompas, ct il est grand
temps quilts ouvrene les yeuX. Lila
dustrie du fer ct de l'acier est Fin
dustrie type de la protection al
cune autre MA de pareilleS inimuni
ties, ct ie siene lie plus clair, c'est
que les rails d'aciers.--qa1 cohtent
1924 en- An.!eterre Oh ell Suede,
payent lei un drcit de $22.
La premiere consequence c:est
que la construction DIES cIc,ninS de
fer revient lei an double de ce qu'elIe
conte ail.euTs. ct one, CONNIE il faut
bieu que celia sc page, les trans
ports de fret ct les passengers sout
surcharges aux d6pens du fermier
ct du coDsommateur. Nctons aUssi
en- PEASANT que lie prix excessif ID
metal emp6che les Am6ricains de
soutenir III concurrence avec les
strangers pour Ia construction des
navires de fer.
Ces fats sont iEcoutestables.
Mais encore devrait on supposer que
dams ces conditions l'iudustrie du
fer est dams une situation extraordl
nairement florissante. Tel!e est, en-
effet. la conviction uuiyersei!a. &c
pendant VOLTA Que tout dun coup
il Sc revele que lie mareh6 est sur
charge ct lFeconlpment insufisaDt.
Comment celia Sc fait IL! Celia sex
pliqne parfaitement, ct N. Hewitt a
dit HI yeeite elementaire, qu'on q
pas ecout6e cepeudaut, quand il q
dit qu'avec des benefces de 10 p. C.
CONNIE en- await fait la compagnie
d'Harr,sburg, don't il est Fun DIES
principaux actionnaireS, il devai5
REINSTATEMENT snrvenir TN exces
de production qui amenerait une
crise rusneuse. Nous en- sommes ii
aujourd'hni. Les maitres de forge
peuvent bien sans grand prejudice
fermer leurs usines pendant quel
que temps, pendant un al sill lie
faut, jusQu'a ce que lie marcA6 soft
degorge ct qn'ils puissent Iepren
Dire les travaux an profit ; mais les
10000 ouvriers eu'ils Won't metre
u lie pave, q commencement de
l'hiver, enc deyiendroutils pendant
ce temps Ia ?-COWTier des Etaf8
Unis.
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LECETTES JIILE5

Wdni5gc de s'GSsuycr 81 les pdpiers
rtTt8 dc teatH'ts coatitpne3t &c tOTSe
aic.-On salt que certains verts en-
p!oyeS dams l'iHtGStrie pour Ia ten
lures des papicrs ct des GtotFts de
TEXTURES, concirnnent de l'acidA n
s%4n;ruX, ct penyent Occaslonner 1cS
accidents sGrieuX j! en- est dc me
me desjonets d'enfaats. h;en one
des o%rionnanceS lie police en- dGien
dent l'em;ioi.
Pom s'asSnrer s; cas divers pro
anitS manufactures ct dolores en-
vert confinement de ~l'arsrnic, i! sui
fit den hr;t'er III quantite sntiisan
te pour proluire de Ia famGe s; Get
te fuate sent Fail, c'eSt un indice
de IL presence &c ,'arsenic dams II
formation Gu vert. Plus l'odeur
ser: ~pronoacee, plus la proportion
d'arse.;ic sera considerable.
&rop he go1ame.-Pr6paration pee
tota(r don't les usages sort, ben
connus,-et quill est toujnnrs bon
d'avo!r Ell provision dans la mena
ge.
Faites fonarc $50 g:ammes lie
belle CONNIE arabique dams denS "a
SEES u'ciu.
Batter, d'autre part, IN blanc
d'2nf pendant cinq minutes ct met
tez le dams une basSine, avec an Il
ire d'eau %-aioutez V 2 kilograln
mes de sucrc casse.-Faites bouilllc
lie si'op jusqu'a ce qn'ii Sc forme uue
forte ecnme, que vous enleveZ.
Passez alora votre gonlme, ct yer
seq y le sircp.
LaisseZ cuire.
Ap'es reimbursement, addition
nez dun peu dean de heurs d'oran
gers,-et mettez eu hacous.
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NOUFELLES DE PARTOUT.

II est : croire que les relations
Giriomatiques entire les Etats- Unis
ct ID Chine seront bient0t rompues.
LIE bill chinois en- serait Ia cause.
LIE pont de New York ct Brook
Ign sera termine en- aoAt proclaim.
IL a codta GuinZe millions de dol
lars ; il faut encore cinq millions
pour lie fair. Son Inauguration sera
prtceGee dune grande t&te.
Cest lie ! de decembre que lie
Congress de Washington s'assem-
bic pour sd derniere session. LIE
45me ne G~'assemblere que lie pre-
miier Iundi de mars 1888.
Tn journal, r6pondant q IN cor
respondent qui ecrivait que lie l2es-
sage de 81. Arthur commandment
lattention du pays, dit que, jusquI
lei, les messages DIES presidents
republicans ont etc marques au
coin de Ia stupiditG.
lie Girecteur On theatre On Coli
see, de Cincinnati, e. onze autres
pers0aaos, ont compaTu devant Ia
Cou- De Police, pour avoir dome
une representation lie diHaanche.
On ne dot nj traveller, III traf-
quer, III jouer ia comedie le diman-
che, scion IA loi puritaine ct don1i-
nicaie.
Nous reproduisonS SOUS toutes re-
serves Ia naive 36p9che slivante
lie Montreal &c Eoyembre
"AIme Bouchard, de Ste-5Ioniqua,
qu'un rkCmatisma aigu empGcbait
de hougar depths cinq ans, s'esc
fail porter dcvaHt le. rc!iguaire &c
Ste Annc-des-pIaines ct a etc guGria
instaCtantment."
On lie dit pas ST cotte bravo Nine
Borchard await d6bouch6 VA flacon
d'huilo de st. Jacob.
La foira donn6e an b6nGfce On
fonds Garfield, oayerto derniGra-
ment a Washington, q 6t5 IN sue
eos. Les habitants des Et&ts du
Sud ont largement contribute.
Les bills en- fayenr de Ia tempe
rance abondent q ~ legislature dc
ia Virginie. I'm grand nombTe de
comics demanden1 cue les oaba-
refs soient Gloignes de leurs from
there's. lie taux des "Iicences'' est
fxe de $5,0oo d 510,0o0 et meme a
82o,0oO par an.
lie capitaine Eads. Tauteur das
.iet6es du Mississippi, est de retour
dEUrope. II ann0nce que Icchemin
de fer pour le transport des navires
4 trayers l'isthme de Tehuantepec
sera construct avee OF sans Ia CO.
operation DIES Etats-Un mi A mer-
veilie.
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les iournauy de Baltimore sex

p-SS .foNh'
tasiant de IL prosp5rita de leur
vile. rs dissent que sa population
est 10000 amos. ct que les cheminS
de fer de FintcriGur dc Ia cite ont
Cne lnnencur d l@i miles. Ellie
recoit I1ar IN 1,i50.000 tcnneaux de
marchdndi3es GtHangGros, se3 pro
.lui!s manufacturers derassent Ia
souniaa d. 8iU9, Do,1Uo, Ct Il capt.
tai emr!oya Sieve j II aomme tie
S~6ii.U3o.0 900. les grains QH'elle &c
colt s0n5 PLUS consiG"rabies que
cuuX que T4oGit New York. G@Lti-
mora est en- relations, au mOycE lie
N@n"s de steamers, aTec Liverpool,
l. Iiayre, GLASGOW, southampton,
Br1mc, ROTTERDAM. Dams COS der
ni&:es annteS Il vile l iait dim
mense5 progress.
Deraialement, pendant Ia rlai-
do;rie d'une cause @ciyile, la MsrYer
Abraham Marks a souaain assGne
TN coup de poing sur Ioil de son
coutrGre, john Elssa,t. c0nseil Dc
!" l"atio w. m,n no,,,
o"'a ~ .ap'+u nSain-Iant -
80 "N'i0 I'l-"io 20
NaA' le july ItIIsn'olc, - "a ~
supreme VI. -aaEl>S olV u" = ~
a:el,:.c Sol pe''' ~. eA'I.'y W
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pfo' en- IL 'i"''ailo VIC Tpg"5' e'
lHel III oe coiipie II iil "N"lt uOu-
nc q' On Si''ll'ie so''-ie'' .I>'-'. o",
we're. oetto ueiiiioie &~Sot.'loh 'tait
t~la'IealehI p"I lUil i,oo-lc
CT IL OH ooSsue 'H a. i.S''t' Iul
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RECETTES CULETIIRES.

BeccSse$ on Beca8siaeS en- saints &
Pesprit.de-yin.-Cette PREPARATION Sc
fait a table. D6conpez des h6casSes
r6ties en- les iaissaDt sur 10 plat ;
placer les sur un rechanl q l'esplit
de vim; assaisonnez tie sci, poiyre,
echaIotes hachees, vim bisac, JUS lie
citrou, I'm peu Ge beurre ; soupou
drez lie tout avec lie la chapeluro lie
pain, ct laissez mijoter pendant dix
minutes, IN ayant soin de %retoGrner
les membses, puts serFez Immediate
mems.
Tqyciesure.-Pour farcir II v0
laile ct pins sp6cia!ement me poU
larde, un poulet on IN canarl, pre-
nez deux douzaines d'bnitres que
que vous coupez tres menu ct cue
vous melee ensuite avec de Ia mie
de pain on des biscuits r6duits Ell
poudre. Ajoutez a celia Il Guile
rec de persil hachete tres fiji III pea
de rapure de peau deIemon, beau
coup de sci ct de poivre n0ir ayec
un soupcon dc poivre de cayenne.
Melee le tout pa~rtaitnent. C'est
de cette deraiere operation que de
pend pressure tout lie success. Cette
farce doit, Ell outre, etre humectG
ayec I'm IN peu dean sortant des
huitres ct battue dams IN jaime
d'euf.
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BrnEAu: Eacoi&nar2 Gro-u Il Levce.
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I'm An--G'avance......... - 10
I'm Numtro 10
.~.NENEcEA.
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Tn commercant enricLi invite le
docteur X....a venir CHASER dams
81 propritte.
LIE docteur arrive, ct lie CONNER.
can't qui, sill q gagne de l'argent,
ma pu acheter d'esprit, le prisente
4 e invites eli distant M. ",
yeterinaire."
-C'est depths cue je Eous al sol
gne que vous m'appe.ez ainsi, ripos-
te en- RANT lie dOcteur.
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F. SAMOAN. Prn@r:itaire-G@r#
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II est : croire que les relations
Girionatiques entire les Etats-Unis
ct Ia Chine seront bient0t rompues.
LIE bill cLinOis Ell serait Ii cause.
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s YIN DEsE.
L'iiADlTATION d'E-ftS2 az. Days !,
PAkOISSE LAFOURCuE.

Ce surerbc mnrreau de terra sitp6 NJ
rive garrhe tn iiavun i.afsureile. i dosyn
miles en- has ,tr Thihndaux ct d delx nIs~
dc Raceland. ie chcmin de fer dc aInrran M
SAINT sur lie derrissr. content mile arDe,a
don't 800 arprnts detric!lGse CT peuveat En-, mn
en- culture. La possession sers aonl6e i h
Janvier 1883.
S'adresser d
j. B. LALLANDR
O~ct-2l-'S3 81 Rue Union Nile orIasn